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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13
Legal Notice.

I osEPn MATtiiAs,o ,of MI State II Cantor.
- ria. viii take notice 'rlfatgnhn Motrm
ias admiuistrator OF the cstate.of Paul Ma
thias, deceased. on the 2Sth dsv ~ Uccen
hor, ID 1864, fled his petiiun in tho Pro
bate Court, withia and ior The cv~Jty oil
Hancock and State of Ohio. alleging that
tie personal estate Of said decedent is instf
nciont to pay mis- debts and the charges Of ad.
minist ering his estate; that he died ssIzed ir
fee simple T the following real estate, Stu.
ate In said county of Hancock, to.wts
The North west puariar cf the south west
quarter OF section seven (7), tow nship one
u) north range rire (0) east; also the south
east quarter of the southwest quarter IN
said section seven 40; also the northwest 1
Quarter Of section eighteen (ls,. township
nie ncrtlf, range nine (9) east. containing
l0S I2'l0G acres: also the west haf OF the
llvith east quarter ef said section eighteen
tt). cnnthiulng 80 acres; also the northeast
quarter uf the southwest quarter OF said
seciion oghieen OS). containing 40 sc 100
u res; and oi tie following real estate. sit.
nate In the county uf Put am. Ohin, to vii:
rhe nortll'e east quarter of ssctiun two (2)
Township one (l) north, range eight (s) east
c ntairing leg acres nj, the 20 Ith half oil II /,
h"rtk west quarter cf section one Q). asp
The east half Of tie southwest quarter of
section twelve; also tho west half OF the
southeast quarter of section twelve, nil in
said township oEe ~ north, range eight
east that Barbara N lthlas, rs widow nf said
dercdcnt, Is entitled To dover IN said piem
isos, aud Mat Jacob Matthias, Joseph Matthias,
+ phriam Mtthla.. Cath rte Bum intermAr.
Z led with John Bum, John Matthias, Daniel
Matthias, William Matthias, Mary A. Matthias
Bel ianin +. Matthias. David Matthias and Lew.
rs Matthias, as his heirs at law, hold the next
estate or Inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is fer Mss gn.
m NJ of dover IL said Birbard Matthias ant
tn sale ol said premises, or so much thore.
of as may be nece sary, subject 10 suon doS.
.er tsiaie, for The payment Ot tho debts and
charges aforesaid. Said petition will he for
hearing on The 23i day wi january, lsJj.
JOHN WO .TMAN.
Administrator If The Estate vf Paul Ma
thlas. deceased
Baowv & BrkKgr, AIT
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Written ON the death of Walter
Burns, of the 2lst o. V. l., by his
sister.
w upon tie pl ,hs nr Gaor-ia
! i1es nobIe'yulunteer f: 1-.I... ..
Ask not mv irleHds and kindred,
when dear Walter will be here.
o, We never more shall see him,
Never hear his voice again.
lie has for his country f'iien,
He Is now among the slain.
With his comrades hq was riding,
Thinking not that death WAS near,
But without moments warning,
Before his God lie did appear.
o, Walter, dear. NO s,dly miss thee
Miss thee IN our in humble home,
Ahdwe fhNdly would oaress thee,
But alas thou art gone.
He was lovod by all who knew him
Ry his comrades. one and all;
But when his dying hour came,
There wore more to zee him fall.
None 10 bear his dying message
To friends aud loved ones Al home,
But since the Lord "doeth all things well,
We calmly say, "Thy viii be done"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

He is the happiest who does the
most to make others happy. The in.
ventor Of Herrick Aliens Gold Med
al Saleratus must be the happiest man
in existence. for we hazard nothing
in saving that the use of the Gold
Medal Saleratus cannot fail to make
a happy household. Our better hall
says she d. es not fear Of our ever
frowning, as long as she can get the
genuine Herrick Aliens. We say
success to the inventor. and il every
body knew how good it is, no other
would be used. a good many of our
merchants have it. Their depot is
1l2, Liberty street, New York. t
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Produce Market.
WHEAT-S1 so for red.
CoRN--new 50 To 600.
RYE--000 cents to 90.
BUTTER--00 to 40c.
EGGs-- 80 cents.
LARD-0 and Is cents.
OATs--00 to go cents.
TALLow-0 TO l4cents.
BEES WAx-JJ cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S3,50 to 600.
CLOVER SEED-$0, 90 TO 1850.
WHITE BEANs--Sl - TO 2 %
DRIED PEACHEs-300.
DRIED APPLEs--S2,00.
PELTs--50 to 2 90
HIDEs--I cents green, IA dry
RAGs--Cotton 4 cents.
Wool 10 to 600 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 %
Salt--400.
Flour 5000 to 1000 per bbl.
Hay-S16 per ton.
Fcathers--60 cts per lb.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed ip the Post
Office, at Findlay, State of Ohio, on
the 18Th day of January 1868:
Jacob Bert, Joseph Bio, Sarah p.
Baker, b. l.. Craven a. Co., Captain
N. II Chambcrlin, James Carothers,
jain Day, j. Hall, Elizabeth j. Mat
teson, Elizabeth Meyers, Mrs. s. r.
Meyers, Albert Paige 2. Ruth j.
Smith, Mrs. Elsa Wilson,
Persons wishing to obtain any of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and iav one cent for advertising.
!. B. ROTHCHlLD N. p.
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Gantofk 3sftrspniau.
Local and Miscellaneous.
Escape aud Return of Lieut.. Ray,
the 4Oth.

Escape aud Return of Lieut.. Ray, OF
the 40fh.
Lieut.. Thomas Ray, of the 49tll
made his escape from the rebel pris
on in Colamiria, SoEth Carolina, q
few weeks since and arrived at his
home In Findlay. Friday night last
He. With tive Others, succeeded In
passing the frst line of the guard,
and mixing among 3 numbcr OF rob.
al wood carriers, who were getting
wood from forest near the prison,
and took q French leave" They
took q sonth-westerlv course, intend.
ing to strike Sherman's line Of march.
They were sixteen days on the road,
and Travelled some two hundred miles,
and reached Sherman in the neigh
borhood Of Millen. They travelled
this distance in very short time con.
sidering that they had to jevade the
public roads. and anything that show
ed signs of civilized life. Shortly
after they left the prison, they came
on TO sp unfrequepted road, and saw
q negro--one of the blaclSest kind
AS soon rs he saw them lie took of
his hat, saying, "God bress yer, mas.
scrs-hope yer may get OFF; and be
hurrahed and cried, "Gc,l bless yer"
as long as they were in sighe.
Lieut. Ray informs us that escape
would have been impossible. but for
the Eir1 ofBooa nf ,bo ,...sooa
Wherever he ran against negro, he
felt that he had found friend-.-
one he could implicitly rely on, and
nc was never deceived. The negro
sound him provisions, plotted him
through the country, hid Linn from
his pursucrs and enabled him TO place
himself under the shadow Of the old
flag. He says he found them ell
posted in war matters--they all I'M
ilerstood the cause of the quarrel,
and are all of one mind. There is
among them an understanding that
the Federal soldier is their friend
ann the rebel their enemy, and they
never fail TO befriend the one aud
battle the other. 1t is unnecessary
TO say that Lieut.. Ray is not one OF
those who believe the negro to be Il
mere beast of burden. He rather
likes them. His experience is that
it took considerable intellect, more or
less, 90 carry him through from Co.
lumbia to the Federal lines. He is
Of tie opinion that bread and meat
from the hand of niggcr, blacker
than night, is better and has more
snstcnance in it than Il rebel rifle
ball. Also, is he convinced that his
constitution is better to day than 1t
would have been ii he had remained
in q rebel prison. and rs II Niger
helped him to freedom he, singular
ly enough, is much obliged to the
nigger. He thought, once, when a
darkcy was plotting him on his weary
journey, that he was doing wrong IN
accepting his life mt the hands of q
beast, but the desire to see Findlay
and his friends again oyerbalauccd
his scrnples, and he allowed cuffeC
10 save him. We have no doubt
he will apologize TO the entire Cop
perhead party for 20 doing. He
ought to. He says all the escaped
prisoners feel towards Sambo as he
ilocs=--all of them considering lin
as of very decided use to Federal
prisoners who are striking north
ward. So we go-"unconstitutionar
ideas are making progress.
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Carriage N auufactory.

Oar townsman, j. p. Kerr, ESQ,
has purchased tho Carriage Shop for
merly owned by Eli Beach. lie has
added to tue facilities for getting up
good work, and our citizens will all,
vance their own interests by patron
izing him in preference to buying the
Eastern work. See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13
Ne Plus Ultra.

Since the days of Daguerre and
Neipce, who first gave to the world
the art Of "Sun painting" there have
been vast improvements made in Pho
Biography. Mr.. Kinnaman, proprietor
of the Ne Pins Ultra Gallery having
followed the business for many years,
has availed himself of the various
improvements, and has, it would
Ssem, attained perfection. Call and
see samples % his work. Rooms in
Lannert's Building.
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improvements.

We understand that Mr.. Isaac Da-
Wis intends to erect brick building
on the corner oil Main and Sandusky
Streets, opposite Osborn's Grocery.
The old wooden building now occu-
pying the lot has served its time and
its being replaced by brick block
will decidedly improve Main Street.
Since the above was in type we no.
tice that the brick are being drawn
for the building. @@
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

Soldicfs--wc think DR.. Strickland
is quite right in advising YOU in his
advertisement in our columns of to-
days paper, to take hottie of his
highly recommended Anti-Cholera
Mixture in your knapsacks, it may
save the lives ofmany Of our best sol.
diers. Mothers, see that yours sons
do not neglect il. You can get it at
the Drug Stores at 80 cents per bot.
tic. 1t is the best remedy for Diarr.
lI9a and Dysentery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

DR.. j. j. Blecher, of this place,
was mari led to Miss - Rawson, of
Tontogany, on Wednesday last. On
the Sunday following she died. DIR
Blecher has the sympathies OF the
entire community in his early and
sad bereavement. -
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Correction.

"A mistake occurred in a communi
cation from Mr.. j. B, Dunn, pub.
lished in last weeks paper. The
sentence read-"We can better af,
ford to do without it than have him
do without it," It should have been
---"HE can better afford to do with.
Quit thap we can, afford to have him
do without it'll 8g dyiaH r3f
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Starved 20 Death.

Christian Kanzig, Of Co. X, 65th
o. v. T., an exchanged prisoner, was
brought to Findlsy short time ago
He was taken prisoner at the Chica.
manga fight, and nothing having been
heard from him, he was supposed by
his friends to be dead. When he
arrived here he was nearly dead
thattoo from starvation. He was
q literally nothing but skin and bone.
He lived but ten days after his arriv-
al here, his death taking place last
Saturday. He was buried with mil.
itary honsrs SuRdsy, the National
Guard officiating. This is but an
other monument erected TO the cru
city of the South,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13
Fire!

The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
is advertised in to.day's paper. 1t is
one of the oldest and most reliable
companies in the cauntry, and its
rates are very reasonable. Henry
Brown, Esq, is the agent for this
vicinity.
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The New Wooden Factory.

Mr.. Anderson will commence work
on the new factory building just as
soon as the spring opens, that he may
get out of the old building in time for
the nachinery of the oil mill thar is
to take it's place. The new building
will be Largo enough for twice the
amount of machinery he now has.
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DO, MI, ia, ri, Sol.

We would again urge all our sing.
ers to attend the second half term Of
Mr.. Stewards Singing School. Such
an advantage as this for study of
chorus singing and voice training is
very rare, Go next Saturday night,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13
The Best Way 20 DO. ;

Ifyou want the best Piano, Melo-
deon or Cabinet Organ that can be
made and at a reasonable price, you
certainly will go to N. Coe, Stewart,
at Mrs. Meford's, opposite the Colt
House, Findlay, Ohio. - foo
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13
Truth VIII Succeed.

This fact needs no new proof, but
1t has one in the success of ID. b. De-
Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. 1t
has been introduced only few years
and yet we see it taking the place of
all other kinds in the market. Would
a bogus article do this ? th
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

The lawyers of Findlay have
struck for higher fees. Like every
body else they cannot live on their
former moderate charges.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

Lieut.. Moses Louthan ia raising o
company for the 18TH o. v. lie
may be found at ID. b. Beardsley's
law Office.
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.'rrrird.

On the II inst, at the residence Of
the Brides Father, by Rev. W. s.
Lunt, Elijah L. Dunn, Esq, and
Martha 1, Strothcr, all Of Findlay.
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Peterso ~. Magazine

For February, lS65,is OH hand.--
1t is far ahead of any other of the
Ladies' Magazines. Chas. j. Peter
son, 800 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

Mrs. Amanda Moore offers her
house and lot for sale, at II bargain
See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-01-13

See notice of real estate for sale
by Henry Brown.
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Table OF Minimum Chargfs Adopted
by the Hancock County Bar, Jsnn.
AIRY g, 1865.
COMMON PLEAS.
General Retainer hv the year,
which will enttle party TO all
ordinary counsel, S25 90
Special Retainer charged in ev-
cry case, except where there
! is n general retainer, 90
Fling necessary papers for
Partition, 1000
When estate Is worth $500 or less,
per cent. additional.
On excess to $4,000, 8 per cent. al.
ditional.
On excess to 5000, Q per cent. ad-
dltional,
On excess TO 10000, u per cent
additional. 4
On excess of 10000 per cent. ad.
ditional.
If contested ordinary fees addition.
al. $3.50
Procuring Assignment of Dover,
same as in Partition.
r When the value of dover is less
than 5000, optional. ~,
Procuring appointment of Guar
dian od iiiem and filing answer of SUCH
Guardian, 5 90
PROBATE COURT.
Probate of VIII, $l0 on
Appointment of fAdministra.
tor, t. 4 90
Appointment Of Guardian, 300
Partial or final settlement of
A Administrator, when more than
% vouchers, 10 90
Partial or final settlement of
Administrator, when less than
% vouchers. 8 90
Guardian settlements, when
more than 25 vouchers, s co
Guardian settlements when
less than 25 vouchers -... 800
Sale of land by Administrator or
Guardian, same fees as partition in
Common Pleas.
JUSTICES S AND MAYORS COURT.
ANY civil case in Findlay, IS 90
ANY civil case in Country
expenses and 10 90
COLLECTION IN ALL COURTS THE SAME
When amount does not exceed
Sl00, including all fees, when not
contested, ~ per cent.
On excess of 800, including all
fees, when not contested, 6 per cent.
When contested, same as other bus.
mess, and per cent additional
Counsel and Advice, O. 80 90
written Opinion, 3 90
Making Deeds, Mortgages, Powers
of Attorney, and Bills of Sale. when
consideration is less than 5000, Q 90
When consideration $4,000,
or more. & On
Contract ofagreement or bond, | 90
Mccllanic Lien, 3 90
Drafting Will, & 90
Dispositions, in Findlay, per
diem, + OO
Dispositions in county, ex-
lpenses and per diem, 500
Examining title to real es
tate and oral opinion, 800
Examining title to real cs-
tate and written opinion, 10 90
Arbitration bond and submis-
sion, oO
Collecting pensions, for each
semi annual payment. 90
Service rendered in country,
not in justices court, expenses
and per diem, 10 90
/ All items ofservice not herein pro.
vided for shall be made the subject OF
charge.
The undersigned, Attorneys,
practicing in Hancock County,
Ohio, adopt the foregoing as a min
imum table of fees, and pledge
ourselves to make no charges
less than those specified in the
above table. Larger fees will be
charged, depending on the labor
and responsibility in each case.
s j, r. MCLEOD.
NJ. ID. SHAFER.
! JAMES HARSH,
j. b. DUNN,
f.. BROWN,
j. f BURKET,
ID. B. BEARDSLEY.
I..r. w. MUNGEN, 100
J. II. BURKET,
/ F.. L. DUNN,
G. w. O'NEAL.
JNo. NJ. HAMLIN,
81 EDISON GOIT.r
HENRY BROWN,
f-a AARON BLACKBOARD.
Written ON the death of Walter
Burns, of the 2lst o. V. l., by his
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

In DE bstry ed bsssls Of last week
~s omitted to make farther mention o
the prsessliags a he Tbasbsfis Insti
tate. Mons q 10 spsstsn expected
ssns 70 times Sept 1eCartssy "a
thrown spos his osn rssosFcss 70 ear
y through t. szsrsisss. .Y -.
% Fridey svsaiag .sp;issd disess
son took place On the question: l
corporal psnish~est sseessary II tn
gevssssssl d ssbssl! Msssss. J
W. Rogers. A. + Partes. D. 7. Griffith
Ia. Besssssy Sept AeCartsey. Ais
Dem aod tho srissr PartiaiPsssda tn
discussion. both sides Of The rubjsst be
ioy gate ably handed. The andi4ac'
'ssssd considerably divided = ssssi
Hsatps De. qaessios. .s.ras a,as - =
We wsrs not prSbsst Il tbs sxamiaa
sas ofasashssos Saturday. ssiag ~
sissd j o,hsr. dsiise. s-ssa n. 80 q a. :
H. silsrs Of d. ssptsssd I'd vs.
eas dssw-bask . tks isssssa aof ~
sssaaa:t ~ - ma ihass ~ 1ashes'
q ths essasy 'siIl sss ~ diasp4ngSs
eg0s snaoUas3msisssasoansss avhisi
IL - = - - . -
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n. a,tle,1rl,n,,ee,s r.sdl.>.st Ton. !.

lNf ~
An inscrstabls bat all Wise Provi
dencs has suddenly visited iha nstiou
amid Es r,joicings md nst. born hopes
Pvsidsns Lincoln has been sickedIy
assass;natsd; Z loyal people are shsddiss
bitter tears Of sorrow; grisf he NOS
poignant FILE the hssft Of every tras
pairiol II IL lasd: . calamitr thal
seems alness snbsassbos hes visited The
ASTON! Let % ssbmis siih Chrisiias
rssigaasisn u ~ great ailission-kiss
The hsnd that smises a, remenbelinR
that il 10 our Faihes's vii. sE sd
do rseoamsad sbsa 10 respses 10 Re
memory II The slain hero and patriot.
the Psblie md private bsildings IN the
State b dapsd in nosrnisg. % far -
practicable. for the space Of ten days;
aud that ON SUNDAY THE ESP INSTANT.
especial psayess b offered 70 Almighty
God, that He win sanstify this great
calamity 70 de- good Of or hsssavsd
country. es -
In witness thereof. have hereunsd
caused the great seal Of the Ssate n sci
affixed. at Topeka. this l5sh day Of
Ap~e 1855. @
81. csAwroaD. G,vsrsos.
r. A. BANA Secretary Of Safe.
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r. FL. the next fortnight. Neasr'

1 fo. the next fortnight. leasrs
b. 4 H. T. Anthony 4 Co. sol Broad
AZ, New York. ds,lers in Photograph.
f Albums. Steroseopie views md Gard
Photographs. will denote IS per cent
.pf their sales q retail 70 the Christian
ICommission for the benefit Of our eicl
and Wounded Soldiers. They keep sx-
ssIlsat atislss and cell 1t very reason.
sbIe prices. This Is . good time to in
vest IN these articles. and add % the
sonfort Of suffering humanity. Sc I'd.
Iyer,;semens O. fourth page.
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Ssow.--on Friday morning the sls!
ass We had Gtsle furry Of Gao.
Snow after the middle Of April in Kab.
eas is something exs4esdipa.y snd OIL
pf The common eorrss sf aatars. Thia
the NEST Backward spring. We ass
lsh, IN he memory Of thas Of qssast
ndivids.l. the ''olderss ishsbihat,s
Hhe ssasea 70 . full aeuth xl.ttsr tlISu
kA.a 81; @tf.. lrIsi.; sfll 1uo ;. % 'ff- -
lHSUet. 10. n ~. ~ lalil-. rHsaEa
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Exhibition.


x \
The SstAth eeAeel Exhibition caiAs
pa as advertised on Friday evening Of
last week. s,dlprOsed adscidsd success.
The house vas Tiled to the caraci,y Of
comfort. good order prevailsd., and ev-
trybody appeared we'll pleased. The
pet receipts were e4l,5O.
During the exercises . number Of
pieces brought down the house.' and
Two OF three Of the palpable hits we're
ssoeived with storm Of applause.
One Of the features Of the Exhibition
~as. that nearly al the acting and sing.
hg WAS Performed by The ,shildse. and
south OF u Z esSbash sashoul. Two
pcenes and ono tablaa only were enact
I'd By adalts.a ws' gri9a'osiFi aa'ssh ~
We have no -dosb, b.. he sepeeitisa
81 the same thing would dra6 y Crowd.
ID house. ! - ". /" : : : =
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1.aa1 u Agsislltuzs.

d
The Nesbes. II The Board Of J~lzer
son Cosntry Agtie~lsasI Society ~il
meet on Monday ths sAth day Of April
(beiag .be 6rss day Of District Court.
ii oss s'shuck. p Il. a. shs Tssasurer''
Office. 0skaloosa. A fIH attendance !.
requested, - bss;ssss q impsstaaes vii
be bssess de SSe;sty. Gtp !
c. B. AcClxLLAE. President, :
w. A. Cor. Secretary.
To he Agr;eslsssal Board Of Jetsrso,
Coxsty. Fss. So $3.50 =
The uSaersigned having oonc'ade'
70 remove from the county hereby ten
ders bis resignation rs President Of sai'
Society. c. B. MCCLELLAN.
It is essential that every member o
the Board should be present At III
meeting dss;gnated. Busisess Of vita
importance p 10 BE- transacted. snd sacl
member should feel himself Psrsoaall.
responsible for the result. s8
The following list will show who At
the officers of the Society for the ycar
but as will been sbove. president is Il
elected. a. the vice President probabl,
isl go =
lives TOO remote 70 consent 10 the per
sformance Of the duties Of the Office:
President, c. B. Mcclellan. Wis.,
Prsst. Il. G. Tarrer. Secretary w. A
Coy, Treasurer D. II. Smith.
Bodrd Of DirscsOss:: a
n. Chapman. Oskaloosa: Ui Coy
Grasshopper Falls: Levi Wilhelm. JET
ferson; J. n. Dix Reet Greek; Jeh'
Peters, Osa~kee: :. s. Townsend, Kaw
Jos. Gather. Ksatpoiy; Ospts Whi,lsv
Sarcoxie.
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ArssanrssL IN. r. 6Dus4os, Esd,
As' received the appOintnsst Of Ass;s.
ant Provost 1arshal Tor thS Noftheru
District Of Kassas. vice Cspt. Tholen.
Fenoysd. NJ. d. b veil qualified v
discharge the duties Of The olkes: bu'
n reporting for dsty vas issosssd thal
bis services were not needed now; aud
= recruiting and drafting are Il IN end
md ordered discontinued. il 10 psobsbls
hat 10 this departoens ''Othsllo's oe-
HnPation's goas" throughout de. na-
isa. We earnestly hope % At any nate
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Editor d Tk6 Independent
DEAR Sal wish TO say to the readers al
-FOUR paper, that will send, by return mail, to
kli who wish il lfree, Recipe, with full direc.
ZION, for masihg-aRd Ssins simple Vegetable
Balm that will cfIec,ually remove, 10 ten days,
timplcs, hiatches, Tan. fseckles, and all impu-
hities Of the Skin, leaving the same so:i, clear
kmO0tAe Nnd keaHJtlul. .ss.sss st3hEG 81
! will also mail nee TO those having Bald Hcads
br Bare Faces, simple directions and Information
That will enable them 10 stnrt,a full growth OF
h.uxuriant Hair. Whiskers, or Mcu4a6lie, In
Jess than thirty days.
All applications spsweredby q turn mail with
Iout charge. o7 TH0S. =. CHAPLAIN, Chemist,
1S7.3m SCI BrpaduaH. NeH Yokk
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We have . good supply Of new Wood
Type. Job Type and Cuts. and are pre-
AIRED to do ail kinds Of job printing on
short Hdties and "a good styls. Bring
in your orders. > & J 0da
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-22

~ When yoa want any shisg nths
Tinware line. renembsr that Nsssrs
Coy Broshers have it at Risss Prices
md viii b. happy 70 accommodate yoo