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".
WARRINGTON MA-e' "A. 1850 ,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w ned TIE undersigned II has been made to sppear
that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NETWORK,
In the City ~ New York IN the County oNewYork and State
OF kewYok has been duly organized Under and according to
;ae requirements tie Act OF Congress entitled An Act ~
provide National Currency. secured by pledge OF United
States bonds and provide for the circulation and redemption
Their o. approved June 1914 aud s. complied wit, all the
provisions Of sad required to be complied with before
llenc'ng lie business Of Banking under said Act
The Office OF the Comptroller 9th. Currency beng meant
Nov therefore J. Samuel n Howard Deputy Comptroller OF
TIE Currency do hereby certify that
THE NAflONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK,
in the City oNewYok in the County New yok and STATE
ofNew York authorized to the business Of Bank
ing under the Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my band and seal OF once
this roareeuth day Vi March, 1865.
lsrALl SAMUEL T. HOWARD.
No sol. Deputy Comptroller ftbe Currency
I AWRENCE, BALDWIN &. co.
Ia NO 20 wALL-ST N. Y.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Dealers Ia al Kinds OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
BANKS, BANKERS AND DEALERS
supplied with the
NEW $50 LOAN
on the most favorable terms
II l. Il II O l. T. u M,
aud all ether STOCKS. BONDS. &C.. BOUGHT and SOLD
OIL COMMISSION.
INTEREST ALLOWED On DEPOSITS.
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE Member N. Y. Stock Fxchsnsc.
SIMEON BALDWIN. j., Member NJ Y. Petroleum and NJ
y. Mii.e 6oaid.
CYRUS ]. LAWRENCE. Late CyrusJ Lawrence II. Faile
WI. A. HALSTED
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petroleum.
rJ,uE HOMESTEAD PETROLEUM COM
rANf
OF SFW.YORk.

900
IN so ODJ STARTS IS PAR vALur.
SUBSCRIPTION Pti,E 81 80 TER ~ tRE
CASt NORklSU CAfIiAL S25,OO
OFFICE NJ ~ BROADWAY
The Hunted Il shares ohcr"d tot sale being nearly
a. .b ,,h,d lor lie bos- r eipons 20 the siock 81
mi. he oginal price viii nos remain open i-t.I
Narcn 81.
The ear bcaie. ready for delivery 10 suosn0ers
10 tai. dnt'.
The cony-ny in fee snp. the scrt-r pst of the
well known Ms Fam" Al sbspv River. he ow RAMA
l.n C"uu ;. f-nnsyisans W"l, arr new beng
tvrikB. dy usi tr rnifr p'odnci Of which WI
~ conpa j. AMI fo the ehAr c,rr u surrounding
fsb inic ,tion, those Il his onpsn!
IT,, frus ronnd expect very soon IN make vd'nd
sstEfato ID. cysry stoesho DEL
Tie os.cru. ard rv-ry Information can be ob'"ln"d
the oh C. oi tOnDsby, No /, Broadway and snhsnP
lion. W nc y.j iier and by -,thrr o III" follow
iEr named
PAUL ~ SrOfFOHD al sp1npr1, Tii-ston 20.
r. :. .ATHROF. lr-siden Bi,n Mutual Insurance 20.
JOSEPH IuLWfLI 81 TO welt Broth r. Founders.
TuOnAS HAl.Kl ~, No. ~ Wsst.l.
" H. MIDDLETON e ". VI. Eo,rrs Company.
WM. }. REID N"w-Oresns
Cap. '. ". tRESL "A. Pee. New York rpuoe Exchange
b. ". FhtNCB, Prs.idsnI
LEWIS l. JoSm, Vc''rrr and SECRETARY.
Mach IL lsos.
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assisrAsrQ.raaTLnxss.ER
Corpocaticn Notices.


DOCAS aud SLIPS, HOUSES MARKET.
~ CELLARS ana .'h'r property belonging to the Cor.
pfs ON Of lie City N.wiurE. to be Leased o. faohs
Auction.
Noice ia hereby given ,hst the Comptroller VIII On
TtlF DAY. the 5h Apr', 1863 81 ~ o'clock a. me- At the
Cny hal hast, a. ubic auction, Docks and SUPP,
Hon.. Nlr.c,el.s and cirT Corporation properly iofs
..ni Of v-cr. .-or rr- tr,l diy OF J-y LOO
.us coLarg tie oecrpt iocstion ana terms on
e may b, hsi app col TO tue Colseor OF SiC
ley.nle al this oiuce. aIA.TdGW L. BRENNAN.
Conp,rolef
CI.y OF Nsw Xxx DEPAG-aEsr or FiyAScE
foaPrnoLInR OyFcs March d, 1850.
L7EkRY FRANC dISES AT AUCTl0N.-At
4 tAeCy Is. on THURSDAY. April q. 1855. ct 10 O'Clock
wi; he nJic rc,h 10 tie highest bidder with
oqea security Tor tsT o. Ten Years from tie lsi day OF
My, lI5.
e Lease Of hc Ferry established from the foot Of
- -iieA4L-E.rre' 10 staten s.Lud
Tie the ar clse II the Ferry established
from the OF street 10 hoboksa. Nsw.Jersey
Tue of The ifv' mise o. the r. established
fson the loot tsIhstree Eat River TO Creenpoint
Long .s.a.'.
The .rfera, Ferry Leases viii be sod with all the
.tt piy eyc. e vtss,s thereof bei0nsi TO the Cor
rtr'' 'on II he Cr~ o. Nrss- /. ORR.
he ms cnndii OF sale may be had application =
lie CcUV'rc isis yfHcr.
r. ordr o. he Co,anission.r ~ .he Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW 4 bRthSAN. Comptroller
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OyricE OF TIE or CnyrS rITRoLEua CoEPsSI,t
srw oBK. MsrrI sd H..
CEVENTU DlNIDLND.-Ihe Trustees OF
thi. Coinpsiy have i,s dsy dec'8r-d DNlDLHD Of
IurE t fNI on he pr vsli- inl Of the SOL 'or
a.. quarter end * H.rrh L. payable aud s'i Ami II.
knoder. of rrcofd Arn ~ ~ the oii- OF the Com
p4ny. Continental Bank En.Iin. Va. Nassau al
o. H. INDERsOIL. Trea'urcr
A. NJ WOOD. l're,dent
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IfsICE o. ruE CozMssioSEns OF TAxys AID
As Il A.. -. - A...lDt Ls-si..
NOTICE TO TAX.PAYRRS. - Notice

NEW YORK. JsD. :, 1865.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice 10
IA l-f,by y,u TINT the As Rolls Of the Resi- and
rurona E,ic ofiLe AID Comfy % New orA for 1863
y 81 iecrion sud reyiow rom and sf-r Mon
5a, J4nnary . a.i IA reUain open u the 9th day OF
APRIL fs Tor tie coTrctl u sad tie e9uelz tioe
Of the ss,c,incrs OF TIE sforesii Real and ptrsona
o. The tifv sld tounty Of Ncw-lork. All lef'
son. b~ieya - he .@reycd uske sppAca
ton Comm onr-s during the p nod % vepentioned
IL o-dr. oJa te rr. provided oy av u such aPpies
TO- b. made ia relation 10 tie assesse sslustiob oil the hes
rs Mt b. made in wrtin; stating tie ground of oo
.ctio tAerro ssi nerrpon tr c. ssonrrs shall exam
nr the comp t'. T. N he INDICTMENT, the a'sess
~, ucos snJii tie he Corrected
Il epp D. nsJe - fssln - the assessed va IA
to OF tie Personal hstst- the app cart hall he txuined
lder b. By tho said CoDInlssoues who shall be- author
k.d u u .iste -uc oath aud ~ ~ has or lrr uisnent
eryarrou> they shall canse tie 10 BE-
rset-d All Ia the u. ~ they may
b. nc, b. p sid dc.sre tner decision thereon within
dirty day alter sach application shall have been msde 70
10 reuciioI she De made By tie Board OF Super
~ shy 81 RG Persons: Estate imposed
dor ihs a.i uI 90 sha al- u4def Data affirmation
ts' atty ryed Bile attend within the period
prescribed r the correction VI taxes BY VI sickness
a5.sAee 2oln the city.
>. ". ALLEN; ,comrih..ionsr Of
C. t. E',cJDRlTFF and A.ss..ulents
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NIBLOs SALOON -GOTTSCuALK.
~ THURSDAY, nAECli ~.
LAST FABfN Fill CONCERT UUr one.
NI-S LUCY slHDNS. 49,
Entire p;olr lie. tie great feature Of which viii
be the IeTfornance of tie -
G.AND MARCH FROM FAUST.
arrange for tiino bv l. NJ ot,-chik, executed by TIE
lo!,~ p.as,s. who have andy Ho'ai i-cred .f
sen vice; =.
l. ". G,,'s-hsli Gu. frsdeL Harry ssnderson,
Henry Los.ery~ Eugrnr irr..csg.
MUSICAL DiRgCrOR. .SuAoi MUSIC
Tick, +is-,rrvrd SEATS Jhs. exss-as Deer Scnmeis
lnrsic ,;os- snd IN the evening ~ the door
poors open ~ 4 coucest 10 con IN nee te
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financial.
ALBEIT ". NicoLAy. Arc''o1s-r.
8 and HO\DS toY INVESTMENTS.

ALBEIT ". EIcoLAy. Arc''oos-r.
CTOCKS and BONDS for INVESTMENTS.
~ ALERT n. E!COLAN Co will iod tbeir regular
Aoeiion sa- Of S.cnr'ies HIS DAY Chwsdayt Mr'h :"
~ y. O'Clock, Ut the Exchange Ssesroom Ne III LTti-
I'D BONDS. nciudny Germans. Niagara, Columbia and
EDs Fire Insurance Compsny's Socks. ALSO Nintn Ns-
tsSas tank Stock. L. :. Telegraph Cos stoc% hrosdwsy
end Seventh r. r. Co. tni y l. snd New tisvs J. H.
Cs Stocks inois Bonds Broadway and Sevcnthvc
pr, Nsvlcrk Ciiy " alter loan aro La Crosse and Ma!
EEGULAR STOCK ALrs-MoNpAYs ind
TUESDAYS.
ALBERT II. NlLOLiY Co,
STOCK AUCTIONEERs ard BROKERS.
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Oyscs OF the STREET CoNxissiosER.
9lr HpoaoUAV

OysIcs OF rux STREET. CosxrssIosEs.l
231 BROADWAY
ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed in
sealed envelope ndorsei with the tile Of the work
and with II bidder teIoou viii be 70.
.li. Office uudl Wednesday, March 49, 1885, st
elev.n s'clork n.
For rebuilding the outer portion of Pier No. 81 North
Riv.r.
tsIk Of proposals together with the specifications
and agreement b. obi An-d this Ufce-Ds.ed Ses1
DepsItuseut Now iork. March 10, lSCa.
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v1NO CAPITALISTS AND OIL COMPANIES.
EXCELLENT PARCELS in ChrrIy Run, ~ Hole
Cr-.k. Aleysny River. sr;n Creek. French Cr"t.
sandy River. Cherry Tree Run; and other iavoTit-
Lad or noa r-s,onsh ~ srp,insto IT, JAChSN
No ~ Libsny-a. :. T.. % To CHARLES q. PRATT,
United stsfes Hotel trsbsi.r. Penn
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:. y y. r AhtEyI lcom~@i...dioo..'' Of
C.. l.. WOODRUFF, and A.sessnleuta
YAM M.r., . lQg, (


LITz map cTon's DEr T.. No. 10 Chathen-st., [
Ngw-iogL. Msrca p. 1855.
~ EALTD PROPOSALS Wa bc received at
J hi. office until " ciJck ncon Of MONDAY, April g.
dSb when lbe vii pahlcly openrd and read for
proydl Il ats for AL removing the contents
Of all and Dves oftDc ty oi Newl ork ior period
Of year. 70 ~, o dspus Of tie Lodi Manniactur
i'm Cor sy d, lyei'- The nsne Gallagher q
sueb pae-s # ft la records,ce with the contract BE-
tween tns Corporation q 4 ss'd 90 lagter.
Barb on Of proposals and specifications be obtained
o. tLss Office. FkANCiS I. A. BOOLE, tity Inspector.
oYYlcs Ci.oTox aourp DrrARtssSr Mach 30 1855.
FS'O CCNiPAtTOiS.--Se Sealed Pro-
( rosa. -rch udorsrd wi "a tie title Of tie work for
which may Ne offered the Of the peroD Offering, and
t- die tbeieof VII eev,d this Office until III O'Clock
4 IL. OF Nond y. Ari 2 1855. (st which they will 10
red Tor uron Of The follow H. Street 'ncrove
ueus vk ENFR 81 Seventy fon r'htr~et. from Fifth
me TO East Riy-s SEWER In Seven shihsireet be-
Third and forrtl avenues; SEWER in Fety-hfh-
street. IL and through Fi:th to
near firy-fo1rhatr.et; SEWER Ia FNyseventh street
fon FIsttye,u- between First Lnd second
IEcEIviaG DA5iNS aud CuLVERTS OF and the line
OF West street from hammond to Nob0kcn strees: CROSS
WALK 1t trrsectiin of Avenue with Un-hUndred and
avenue vita u enndr street and OF Sec.
red twen rth and One and nth.
streets. aud aks westerly side Of Sixth ayenl
flo. orty ven ID to tifsy min. b srrsts
Forsecic tons forms for hs sppy TO the Coutraet
Clark II dis office. THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT j.. DARRAGH,
A. ". CRAVEN.
I'll. t CIoson Aqueduct Board.
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HIPpOTHE ATRON-BEGINS at 3.
Ii .II NEW.loRR CIRCUS
Fopneeuths'., oppos, y iLe c.deny OF Music:
THIS ASD EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
GRAND MAIlSEES
WEDNESDAY md SNTnRDhY 2, =.
POslIlVELY LAST WEEK Of TIE
GEExT CHINESE svECTACLE.
IusITik rLy LAST WEEK
Of the Grra. Comic IantsliiIDe OF -
MOTHER GOOSE, MOTHER oDOSE.
FIRST APPEaRANCE THIS SEASON
OF
WORLD 9AnLD AMERICAS RIDER
EATON ylONE, EAlON STONEl
Ia conjunction with 800
TIT ENORMOUS 1isL ENORMOUS
EQCEsTRiAR, GY,iNASTIC hNp hCEObATiC
xATclLgss rEhFoRNASc.. BY -UE
MAMMOTH CA.AAl OF STARE
No Elimination II rrogf1inrn- at tue ast.nees-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On MONDAY EVENING, ., n! !. tie New Grand Spec
iaculsr r'onne wich hds been paay non'hs u r"srH'
ton wl DO pr-.,.sd 81 urPr'ecca I'd gorgeous
% r,tur witt iLi sugcrj scenery c9s.ines. appoint
,eu onrivad cosps do ballet sl the ao LAVISH "aey Ia
every tep4t.ucit
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Cbaucce icr baciIcss tl,en.

HOTEL FORSiLE, NJ Atchison. Kansas
4 THE MAf3Asr.T HOCS. The largest Hotel 1t
Acsson Xmas WI n. sod the refuses public suc'
ton 2JtI Gy Il Ari A. D. ioSJ. olefoarh cash
AID hace IN tn sci purchaser. A'chson 10 the start
ng in: Il .y-r AID a coaches and AL the enigrant and
trains Tor gold eioD, ani the bet hotel stand in
IN. Wee III. sss.so, dug nnr business bot belongs
20 eol pany and viii O- sol. without and Immediate
po.srss1D gy The frntu:s Ia the opse cen be pur'
chased al tas aaIue the. iiy rider 4 Company.
THOMAS MUIR 'hi, Proprietor.
A,chi-sr Earsss March 20. It5.
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4musemenis.
'NIBLOs GARDEN.

-NIBLOs GARDEN. .r '
Lessee and M.n.~r...: .,.wM wHEArLEY.
AND posrrn Ely Ely LAST MORT BUT TWO
ofthe youthful sId ts.r.sd srisr;
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
LADY ISABEL aud MADAME VINE.
Ia ~''n 'A' sT G,sf re- SS0 aLI OTHERS y
IN G. W. TAysu'es popular smo''onai pi'J u n's ae'''
EAST LYNNE;
On The ELOPgxEST
Supported BY powerful cast
Xe.sd-rEMPTgD.
Act tth-REMoRsE.
Act 5th-DEATH
GRs wlip I FAST LYME Ss,i mATlNEE
On SATURDAY. APRIL l. g. o'clock
SATURDAY EVENING,
FAREWELL BHNEFIr OF
LUCILLE WESTERN
LAST NIGHT g. 1' East LYNNE.
Mr. Whssey happy to thet be has been able TO
'-''' - ''t LIMITED Il iIi' NUMBER OF NIGHTS
EDWIN FORREST,
WIG VIII '''s'' 'A MONDAY, Apsila
In bis great character Of
In preparation, THE CoRSICAN BROTHERS. q
Seats secured -, DAYS in advance.
WALLACKs. t.,
w Proprietor and Mansgr.. .Nr. LESTER WALLAC Ok
30, r TiiUltSDAi.
Second time this 3nrr dan know css Standard pay,
r TRF5 HUNIHtACh,
revived with beautiful Sceurry elegant Costurcs srd Ap
poinnen,s. and highly rae I've Cast.
FRIDAY ltnh ue)--Ioru Taylor. very atracHv. com
rdy TIE UNfCUABds1Cr. SATURDAY ltlir1tmc'-.
ThE CANE or LOVE. MOSDAi--rhE CANE Ot
LIFE H. prepara'icn youcical.ss b,atil drama III
rRlhA DOSNA.sl aud ioc es hne comedy Siaf son 70 20;
VIII shortly be rep.sts,,-ALh THAT OLlIThkS IS MOI
COLD. STILL W4rtks Run DEEP, aud SINGLE LIFE.
Doors open ct Il; tv,riHre q, y
BROADWAY THEATEH--:'UTH WEEK.
- bag MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS
Mr.. JOHN r. OWENS AS CALEB PLUMBER
DENsELY CROWDED ADDfACES.
THRILLING SYMPATHETIC EtFECT
..f -. ILLUSIONS PERFECT TRIUMPH.
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
AFUTORF
Third week Of Douriclni's Home Drama,
HE CglckET ON THE ilEARrH.
CALEB Pi.vMNCI. the log Maker, J. T.. OWENS:
tt demand for res-rved serts that twotrds ri
the sdo soJ before the opening II the doors
Parties desiring guard against dsafpOihneI, should ths'e
SECURE SEATS DURIrU THE DAY.
AN OWENS MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Mr. and Mrs. CEAkLE5 AEAN ELLEN TKEh) are en-
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HELLER's SALE DIABOLIQUE.
L 4 No 595 BROADWAY. opposite Niblo's 6ardel-
IiliS EVENi.D,
ia accordance = ith
THr HANDhfFf Dg TilF PTEY1C.
TIE DULCEr DESIRES OF TIE LADIES,
4nl h.
UEEQUIvOCAL sYBILLiC UriERANcES OF sue
afTTS5Sks
will be CONTINUED one week more
Doors cren =. Z; besia al,
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IRVING uALL.-1lIiS EVENING.
GRAND ANNUAL. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERTS
sIGEoRs ANTONIO AND ErTORE BARILI,
THURSDAY EVENING, ais'ch 30.
ISD
FRIDAY rVENINU, april

FRIDAY rvENINU, April T.
.I, \ CARD.
synors snorio aud F,;ore as beg 70 announce their
Grant nnu,i Cor's Tot the above evenings, which
snons they vii b. s,stel by their pupis Size vhrate
pianist M Alfred H. Pcs.- he young pis,lt Masrr Allied
bsnL i'nly 10 yeas of Ag.i. Who viii asr Lis deoat. ard
,i H. Phihsnn1 nic society" IN consequence Of The d
Guilty oi obtaining t.cAes ron the pupils -sons
sft ss.on the hag brotsIs se f'c,led to the request
eiI tinds. and the tickets viii br dPnsod o. publicly.
and can aged Tie bali Brothers, esidsuce No "a
Broad~nv. Beer Schl.rers Nns- stof- No. 70 Broad
and atttr door. o. tho ie on the evening, ofth-
eats Full Programmes Monday. o!uge tickes 81 50
Nv tok.t.. one for eseh concert. ~.
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TREASURY DEPAarnKyr.

OFFICE OF THE ConrrRoLLs o. JHs CuRRsscy.
WAsHIN9Tos. Marci a. 1879
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w Nned TO tie undersigned 1, has been made sppeaI
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OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences ~ y
~ rals (rHuRjDAY) LNENISG, ML.eh ~.
Positively . ,-.- emo
the great local Dsms in five acts, std prologue, entitled
THE STREETS OF ;,EN YORK.
pronounced b. the .hou-aiiis wlo lrv- aire.stt
THE SENSATION ~ .hE SEASON,
Dot wi irh. Notwithstanding The con.f.uei success
MJsI rCSliiN ca BIZ VII ADRAWN AFTER
SATURDAY fNfN,NG NEAr, APRiL !,
10 silow FOR ihc prod Ici0p Of
CRAAD FAIRY SPECTACLE.
SATU 9DhY, APRIL I.
... FIRST AMI ONLY MATINEE
THE
sTRRETS OF NtWYORK,
commencing a, O'Clock.
MONDAi--bENEIII OF MRS JOHN WOOD.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


HENRY BROWN. s. y. BURBET.
DRo,VN. & BURKET,
Id Atfosp,avs n I.nyy.
Viii attend Ia all business entrusted to their
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFFICE.
Deer Green's Drug Store, opposite Court House.
FlNDLAY, OHIO,
8s-Partioular attention given TO COllec.
tions; Foreclosures OF Mortgages, Parttioning
OF lands, Guardian and Administration mat
ters Jan. u. 63
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Volume l2-Number IL
Work Mt Home.

Before the Democratic press get
too deep in the work of managing
imaginary difficulties in tie Union
party they would TO well to devote a
little attention to the real ianoles in
their own ranks. The indications
are very clear that they will have
their hands full in finding q resnect.
able citizen who is willing to be sac.
riliccd for the honor of being q cam
didate, and ips Inarshalling their die
organized pa4tl, 70 MS , support
ifhoy nave elements az home fully as
ttiscordant as nfrythey Rave Gfattered
themselves to beiieye existed among
The Union men. This Is shown in the
following language of the Dayton
Empire, IN 1feplN to- tile Cleveland
Plain Dealers proposition to make
Col. Geo. w, McCool OF fSteubenville
a candidate for Governor. The En-
pire says: rT,rtr .T.,Er
"Does the Plain Dealer forget that
Lhe distinguished gentleman Col
McCoolS, was one of those who was
too loyal to act with the Democratic
party in the great struggle for civil
hperty and free speech, In 1868, de-
Eperately bolting the nomination
then; and implicitly sustaining the in
famous Burnside's attempt to put
Town the Democratic patty in Ohios
is the Plain Dealer in earnest in sug
costing man for the Democratic
candidate for Governor in 1864, who
obstinately refused to. support tho :
regular nominees of the party in 1892
The Plain Dealer has the right to
support him, but the Democracy Hero
also have the right to oppose him,
and will do il to the very utmost
Col. McCook may have many friends
for nomination, in Cleveland, but he
has not one here, and he who has re-
.pudiated other nominations can not
expect his own, (if that were possfI
bic, } to be supported byrany reafand
honest Democrat. Such an attempt
ed nomination will be met with, deter
mined resistance" .,... ...i
This is placing the matter in n def
mite shape. Vallan1igham, through
his organ, distinctly gives notice that
he and his friends viii not support
any man who refused TO vote for him
ia 1868, and since the Statesman has
long since told us The party could not
succeed without the help Of Vallans
! Idigham's admirers, we may safely
conclude that the support Of thai
distinguished martyr will be made
the test in nominations by that par
Ity.
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Examinations TO commence u hail past nine
o'olock, a. 81.
rINEACHERS wifi take 'notice that the law rs
l. now amended. requires each applicant for
"A erlihGate, to pay The Examiners ieo oi
hny cents On entering their names'
All applicants are required to furnish writ
ten te stimoulals of good moral charac ter,
those who have been engaged as teachers To
obtain these testimonials from their last en-
ployers. who will also certify to their falthtnl'
mails vii, be kept ON file.
No private examinations will be held; no
certificate will be antedated no candidate
viii be admitted for Ie.eX animation within
three months after Il second failure. Apph-
cants are requested to present specimens OF
penmanship.
Those who fail TO comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted
l.. TUSSING, secretary,
Dec. %, "a. Board OF Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11

SYcorHANTs Under this caption
the Raleigh (N G. Progress has the -''
following cutting paragraph 1vob .oohs
The New York News and .Word,inf3
il published South of the Potomac, .,sI
would most assuredly be suppressed
by military If not civil authority -
Not an issue OF either OF these pabers . o.
appears on our exchange table that is JtF
not filled with reasonable utterancesiG
and peevish, puerile fault Gndings s7s.,
with tire present condition Of affairs
On their knees, and crawling in ifItlY''"'9 -
sycophantsh slime, they bcspattcriJ
the South, and The leaders inthe lata- iaa
rebellion particularly, in y manner1o o.
that, beyond oil doubt, wolld inlu
cncc the f1elingsof the North against
us, were it not for the fact that atlit l71in
sycophancy is so plain that no oney oh
heels their mutterngs.r u jar Eiu .d5,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11

u IL. BURISET,
81 Attorney at Law and General Coll
lerting Agent.
Especial attention given TO Guardian and
Administrative matters.
Once in Barney's block, second story,
south of Court House:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11
The Doctrine or Election.

Elections in the South are the gift g
Of Executive free grace TO q people
who had forfeited the right to them
by transgression They are also the
means whereby the Executive tries
the hearts Of the Southern converts. c-1
They professed change or-heart.--- @
They took onths greedily with the
Reverdy Jolinsonian proyiso that it
they think it is not right is not Bind
ling) They wanted elections, and -i
elections were given unto them.-
Then they fell into the pit which they. p,
had digged They elected rebels,
giving hon6f according to service III
the rchei army, while ltlrey excluded i.'"
for loss OF, Fesidence,th thesei wlloo ha,lR q
served in the national ,army,bIeTAen S,s
made the issite on allegiance to tho -.
Confederate cause. They revealed 'N''
their true nature. TIlereupoh iPi'esitsi
dent johnson hath set aside their 5dl
election at Richmond, and remanded ri5-
them to military rule. He gave them
the choice of good and evil to prove
them. Had they been wise in their
generation, they would have madeis1'
an affecting display Of Uniouism sm- ffr-s91q 4
But they were given to believe n lie, ,,,
They made their e,eStion 10 outcr -
darkness, and nowthey are cursiirs s'Do'
and gnashing their tccth.flgH lsd47 oh &,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11

YEAST THAT VILE START 1rstLr=-Au JOY
Seeing an inquiry for n recipe for 3f9
making yeast that VIII start ltselff La
send you mother Boil woouucos ..
of the best hops ia four qpnfts OF ~
water, for half nm hbifr; Strain n, 'lo9'
and let it cool down To new milk gl
wmnlA, Then pntip & small hnndaug
'lut oi salt, and half q pQupd of sugalg .,7g
beat up one pound good iloGr with
some OF the liquor, and mix ali well -
together On the third dag add three nait
pounds OF potatoes, boiled and maslrii an
ed, and let it stapd until next day.--l0f
Then strain, and il 10 ready for use, .,g,
ltmnst be stirred frequently while it
Is making, and kept near the. .tfre.4--- 4'i'''
before using, stir well, 1t win keep mEi
two or three months if keptin.a cooilA
place. ..-., ..,,. .. ..,,o.,. .,,f 1o,ho
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11
[coNcLupED NEXT. WEEK.

The First District in. Louisiana is
infested by 70 desperate nbAiid >oI
thieves, WHO hhvel dciIed the fcifjets
OF tliehastiohal9 troops ana 'ciefsaiis
to capture tTiom2i llThcy plumber the
pural districts, aid'hsve ON several
enteieRtle town Of Erahk
H.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-08-11

DAvIEL u. BEAuDsLEy, Attorney a,
~ Law, viii promptly attend TO all bust
lgss entrusted to his care.
JUSTICE OF rHE PEACE
vii aucnt TO the Writing and acknowledging
# deeds and mortgages, and to tho taking uI
tcpositions.
uFrlcE-Molodeon Building, in the room for
ncrly occupied by j. i. Caples Esq.
Fndlay, Ohio, April %. 1858.