The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-24

IN FRIDAY oil S3,UUO. NO clue 10 the
obbers. 7
The count of the official vote of this d
State has proceeded far enough to y
'how that Gen. Cox's majority will r
,e over 10000, and that of the other v
on the State ticket 5000. b
The receipts Of cattle in Chicago
last week were 6.57I Sales in the
same time were 6,055. The Repub.
Iican advises farmers to keep untat
tened cattle ut home and feed them,
as there is no longer any demand for
stock cattle.
Last week, 26,0S2 hogs were re-
ceived in Chicago, and 1882 were
sold. Prices ranged from Sl0.50
FOR light hogs, to S11.75 for prime
The receipts of hogs in Chicago,
since October 1st, are 156,S0i less
than during the same time last year.
Referring TO the resolutions en-
dorsing the Presidents policy that
were voted down in the Tennessee
Legislature, ON the 18th inst, the
Chattanooga Gazette says the present !
Legislature does not represent the
sentiments of the people, and the
sooner they retire the better.
Gov. Goodwin, of Arizona, form
Ierly member of Congress from
Maine, has been elected delegate to
Congress from that Territory. -
There were three candidates in the
field. Goodwin received us votes,
Judge Allyn 376, and Charles d.
Poston, late delegate, 2Gl.
The President received the follow
ling telegram from Governor Marvin,
of Florida:
/ TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. 1S.-rhe
,lConvention has annulled the ordi-
nance of secession, abolished slavery,
and declared that all the Inhabitants
of this State, without distinction OF
G color, are free, and that no person
e shall be incompetent to testify rs Il
: witness on account of color, IN any
e matter wherein q colored person is
: concerned. 1t has repudiated the
e State debt, contracted in support OF
, the rebellion, amended the Constitu-
= ton in other respects, and adjourn.
, ed. signed,
/ WILLIAM MARVIN.
/ Provisional Governor.
' A Columbia, S. c., letter gives an
4 account of the murder oftwo soldiers
ot the 1st Maine Volunteers, while
u guarding Government property at
+ Browns Ferry, Anderson dist let
G About dozen citizens of the distriC t
F.. were concerned in the murder. The
/, etter details several outrages, and
l says the spirit of discomfort pre-
Q walls among the people.
James McCormic died in Newberg,
! New York, on the 18th inst, at the
age of one hundred and fourteen
wears. The deceased was native o;
Ireland, and came to this country in
1916. He was probably the oldest
Irerson in the United States.
Tom Sayers, tue pugilist, is dead.
He died Of lung disease.
Tho he. 'd,s Charles on. South Carolina.
, lcorrespnn4sU' says; As sn'n az the mem
lbers OF tho Len stature became fully aware
Iofthe Presidents desires and Intentions In
regard IN the COZ 'sltuti0nai ameudmeut,
' thought they had bet 'er dispose ot the m It.
ter ~ once, and adop 'ed ~ oy an aIm'st
IS In he House. The LegislN Nure mas taken
, Ia recess. On rcassenbling IL reEuihr ses
sion, on the 9Th iSst., II - eSn''strh tnll
lprop sitiun to repudiate the reb>i W'r'ap''
.sN. 80
Ition, viii cause a3wSrm deb ttc. Some "a 1N :
lhess maintain at the Legislature caI ''i
LEGALLY repudiste tie war debt. and think Il
Inew Convention necessary; otherg favor
prompt legislation The Presidents iabtruc.
lions 20 prov!sIonal Governor Perry, to con
Itiuue to act ~ state executive, caused
some embarrassment. Il proposed that the
\ IGuveruor elect, James l.. Orr, shall be in
IaugLr ed Immediately afer the meeting OF
/ The lie Stature ~ regular session.
! News from Savannah, 10 tho 18Th. ropre.
serts very lively W rCllsd for Go vernon
and ne mhsrs OF Congress and the Legisiq.
/ turc. g. verAl ox oniccrs Of the rebel armv
lture pro ybly elected. III tisregardod ne Ger.
ltSin that the Legislature y u ratily tho ant.
slavery ane ndmeut with ltte opposition,
and also pass laws for the regulation Of fresd.
men and the protection OF their civil rights.
IL some parts Ui TIA state, much OF tho CT
ton and other crops have proved a cOmplete
loss. owing to the inability II planters tu
Iprccure Ehurcrs. the negroes having desert.
'Iet ILem. The rrltlIs ui tie rtIlru.ds con-
,igua, nj IL Ia expected 10 have twO p.inci,
pal lines completed at an carly period.
The Herald's Wasbi rgtcn sreciaI SAYS Il
lis reported tITt Gen. CarvEjal. Col. Larittur.
I "a ARD Robert Dur rEcsnu.s are in New York,
lpurchaa,rg arms iLu SuHunitioE for the
Mexican Liberal Alniy. broadway firm
! hss received All OrGsr tVr Is ,OUs uniforms, To
/ be delivered Ia tire present month, and or.
dess tor l. hcs Eud ammunition have been
-tHt 10 New England, 10 10 ti.sa In the
! thOfteHt PERIOD 81 tilne. Gen, Masrudnr has
/ taken tho C.ti Of allegiance To- TIE fmueflal
.uveIHmeht, ana isHcW a NrXicau subj ct.
! 4 portion uf the Prtucn squadron Is cruising
IN the Guit Ot Mexico, sad has gone mp The
hio GrsBIS, 10 order to use their marines IN
! 'rivii the l"befaS'
>eas has Aeen received in sNew Yolk City
Il Ou authentic sources which a really of
an 20 iHp,Jtsucc. Inc Emy j. .rUr haXimilian
ass d0tors.3.al and ordered that alt his
forces be " lit,,fssu from tho outpOsts, and
IcuAt suiTAtcd at Vera Cruz, the city OF MsXI.
GO s,4J san Luis PoeVsI. he viii make hese
three places the headquarters OF the res,
pectivs districts, and hNit the arrival of his
expected re-euiurccmantS~ lie has abau.
uunsd hls proposed ys,t To / uCatHn, his nj.
lt'Its 81 no.nH deManl ns his entire and iudi.
SdUs! attention. ,Is E.upress Is preparing
~ I'd ,afn 80 tie continent Of Europe, whgth-
or Ia plead IOr on,iSttnoe, OF As . fIIeruuuer
the t.iaperur, Is not NEoWn, As soon aS
- Fi.nsh troops are Withdrawn to tho three
places Nbos MsitOue l. We AtEtcdn people
Siil rise ell mass, and Lake yIgOrgG, moas
uies " pctvoHt any iatuse auv~uCe, rho
spirits ~ the Liberals have been uur IA com
toriod by adfices iiOn tho unltDd states that
material ALI Viii soon roach ;hem.
Tho Worlds special says rumors prevail
that tho Gov rnment. through Minister Bige.
luw, As communicated with tho French
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