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, 1866-01-04
Thee CITY.

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.sp @ - r..,a -, w,n,r-- At IN Ola 1.ates,
Home VIII oe net9 ia3s ahe1nooo p tntse '1oeA
~ 4De ''"@'@ ~ ~" ~s..- -. .'-'
FATAL Aotaprxr,-on Saturday morning, Mt.
". @. Rich.rdson. Of Ct,esro, was fatslly injured
y g see,aent xh,en eesai1ca to The New fott
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rrr,,x~.-,,r-o, r~u yc~,,. roo,nfnr HI. A.
c. Canae4,,u of the Hof2indusaH+ AdeaaHx Hxs
presented with bcaptt3us rs.hletop tsala. by the
4.,tnn w,,..,,. Trrto-, ~ ri. r3tx
nrr uroxcopn,. "a n..r ntnnsh,v termed
,,- G,,,a..s,a -. t,.t hcen ;,.n<1 ~ q q
p.1,,cr NJ 1rt,t ,,,1sofoh strnet Tbe fsonea,,s,o
il Ia ociayo fnTrn. spQ Is neatly p..nied. it'll H.
rotod to muslc, and subjects Pertaining thereto.
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,A.;s .,7tt.l !. atr..ca ~ IT,. ess.st.ess.s. "
cur iee.l no.ees. in which the advertiser announces
,nre 70 s1esf "ho at'e win him IN the enter
r.xrr,nx ~ r,v,rcv,.Ns. .u.,..-..
F.nrlt,nr t. I.otps NJ ~ = - ~ = -" 49,. ~
fnr ~srs.- - -. ~ y. - :, as
rTs,sn.,cs,r ~ ,ecs ~ ~ .A1 ns.a,n e.a,
.,LN.,ts ~ - = 4ooe' AaotaA' EAso1ns' ~. vi
retry; J. Hsra Ellis, 1ttsaosef.
AssIsrAkCE--1he attention Of the ChrfAtian pub
lie Il called 10 the appItcatiou Of Hey r. II Hicb,
a,a,. n.stor Of The IL Z. chu,rh n, ,.,,, snn,n.,v
49, ~ - - =. -. ~ ~. onSan4'
ri that usce nj. H,rher,s ,s1i ~, nnnn nnp rit.
in day Of 1wo. md It IL to be hoped vii meet
With hearty reception
-. --
MfohrtFf 70 CoSECAEns or Woop AID
REV Fuel Ecouomteer which In 4 VERY tnceulous
combination OF d.nper. r.d,a,tor. ~. ,uy1er srd
-. ha.... ~ .s;-.es.s --s1' .' s D.e. -. ~.
~ ssAeeAe ~ aos4eto TG3uI1PleE u onG Jpn! o1
~ &s;oseppe I1oy ios nHe. ~ tne ~ OF nts AonsEA,
,as5naaa n u i cAimso aQa1 1ne neal "a increased
to% ~ 70 oo PEI Gat; consequently fhAt amonat
1ta-.1rt ~ 49, "t ,1. os III 11ep'' ose tae1f aases'
"@feAaeAt ~ WALL eo'oi''a-
EdnHoS Cocxc1L.-Ihe special meeting Of the
ton+non fonnrt] ra,1ed IN, isRt escr,nr fs,,ca ~
~ tc,a ~ -a..or - ~. 49,. ~ ..,.. ~
~ "s.u y 'sao. - too VAL. VI puoa9n.
II .loltoWan9 Atoetfnen Mefe IN AffnaaAss:
marin, Sher1'1n, lta1trfy. Woodland. Holdcn. Boud.
I!aaden: i1d !: la"snn sno SanA~ lue mecuhS ~
faxrs hnS "a con,tdrr n-,tosition srnip ~ Ssns ~
man heirs, md also 10 uansact geuefat bustncss,a
--
new MoN1u1r.-1he fsst uunbef OF tho S:zn-
thy Saaoa Iedch<s, Inonthly magazine dcvpteu
to ibe interests Of the Sunday school, hss been
1,n, m,r n..f, fnfo,4n.t,,.a s s.s.,as' sson,
.7,.,rh.. t. .,,,,;. - - ~ ~
1oiin,r g,inri = 111;,a coen' VI LIE
H." - Vt+.ss,t t1a,r.esn n.r = ,f ,1,.,.
-.r y :; i,s + = 1a. aso ~, ns f. = nanapa- p
sHn ~. !, e't F. ~ 1x3'ot ases. Z. = GneneY.
TN,I ~ - =. - Ac n0stGl eoiAo5 u
4o'A'p ttnope' o. 1ocanoan.
, 1866-01-04

Ieay1pr balance On bnnd ot. OIL 60
The Treasurer also reported variety os donations
In money, clothing. and provisions from pefsons in
the CITY and county,. .-
Several bills fcs eIren4e2 connected with the
home scte passed. Nj. Wright WIS authorized to
draw sufficient money from the funds TO pay The In
snt1ncc policy On the bu1ldlnE.
Mft NeiCbt. the 1nAtron OF the Institution. sub
uittcd the following report. which Wts acecpted:
I3uf:uC The taphfE Of December theft were 81 re-
ceptfutt at the hone-5s a1alse and Is children.
Giving us In Ill 192- probably The larcest number
gyef Fece1ted IN one month. StScpty+1%c tase left
drritc tie Manth-%38 children and &c nomcn- Ten
Children hatc bccn ecnt out for adoption, two have
djtd, ard five or tt1 boys and girls, about twelve
or {outleen yea5s old, have left On their osn
acenpuL Il Is han to receive boJa OF th!s
ac.e but 1t Is sttn uorse to turn them upon the
sf-ecis ncsNtutt End ftien6te@s, without employ
,ucnt and With no alternative hur TO beg OF steal.
4 lire ntmber ot children have gone out with pe-
1rnfs nr have been restored 10 thea, great many
Of the women have found eiuat1on@. and In some
5h. ancrr they hayc taken child with then PISS
Gu hsyc been obtained for eoue 10 retaa to trends
| end othrrt have Fene ont TO provide Tor them
! telYe4. The u1Mk1 in the Ganl1y ht The end ol
The 5eA1 sl15
Deccmber us had lts Thanksgiving and Christ-
| n,at holiaayr, fot xhict xpuDd1a1 p1py,stca ha1
becn made by the friends o the institution both Ia
| the cttr ard country In this connection wau}d
| make fpecial mention Of 4 Intce number Of t,sr.
| keys aud chickens and other things.
] For all these tokens Of rptcIai remembrance, I
Uume 4etnzpt most he1ztt ihauks.
] Nr. fosanE s.sled thai b. haa seeu>e1 Smith 4
, 1866-01-04

The regular monthly meeting Of the Rasnd OF
Manager Of tbe Home for 1he FEsend!esa was held
yetterday afternoon At the Hose. Wabash atcnre,
Rev. E. n. Bottue III the chair. .....,.
TIE Treasurer. Mr. l. B. Wright, presented his
Anapela] report, As follows:
As2EH O4 l4UC%
Amouul collected from Ill sources III he
, 1866-01-04
Found.

FOUND About an onth ago a red
: eov. epotted white On tue taee. Thu oNutr cau
hayet bv proving pfupeFty 1na raylnK ~
miles noru Kpnllg Ai}i1.A es"
, 1866-01-04

Court, md The following extract from Judee
Alison;4 opinion will be rad with Interest
Th&t this publication, giYen to the public
u tae tuanner above stAtcd, constitutes, IN
ThsteyeT Aght Il mAT Be Waved, comrnan
nuisance cannot, We think, b. we'll ques-
TONED that II u injurious to both tho con-
iott and health OF ! large number Of pessous
n the community in which the report hss
been p9t II circulation, ta selferldent, be-
cause or It's tendency 10 fill tbs mind with
anxiety, fear and slsrr,, to tho sbsolnte DE-
sttuctson OF the happinesa Of many, and by
thA tnesna, 70 grester or less extent, inturi-
ou4 70 tho health Of pexsons brought under
such influences.
Mental anxiety and N irnaginatlon excited
BY te1ror are fruitful sources 81 bodily disease
md Loss Of nsr, and upon none af tho Instincts
and susceptibi1ities Do these Influences tell
bear upon the au1icty Of parents for the safe
y q their offspring, Of upon fear and terror
tbat I'LL and torture the minds Of children.
, 1866-01-04

Four Years and Six Months to State
frtscn-motlou for Postpnnemont OF
Sentence DenJed-Appl1cztjon 10 tho
Governor for Pardon,
, 1866-01-04
THE BROOM

lta popularity. and wherein It didets aad c1ces a
othe1t IL that alter The consumers out1sy OF
ti.sa he has cuiy 70 krend 10 cents whenever a new
h1osu Il required. and csen this u.ainE expense may
te avoided by planting every aeason \ few hills Of
brpo corn In his yard garden. ry pesson caa r.
D tic that holde the hH do lsln seu uip.
utes. Toa at your own hsoon-1naker. With snoat
rA-A- --&- - H.
needed thn cost The ns1t one, which u far
snoye that Of the o1dfashloned article and
Can md BE for yourself aend for c,rruiar euclos
Ing etaup. Don't walt until tbs tlEEcuth hous.
hTArk RIGHTS will be aold low before 1hey arc
nled up With sgeus. who are applying Almost hourly.
, 1866-01-04

70 eaT 10 or reaaer-, Dist rht uaoit Implicit r.
Lance en- be paced IN Co.'s Cough nsssm: sy u u
Mi cnre Junf children Of eroun aaa yoH5sea u
Ill ihe ctespest and best preparation IN tae uss
, 1866-01-04

M1lf7AAY FcSEnAL-Ihe funeral Of the de-
ceased mc1nbcss Of the boszd Of 1tadc battesy. aud
Batteries IA AMI r." lat Illinois Light artillery,
will take plaoc On Sunday nc8t from Csosbya Open
House. ii ha,f.9latt T. O'Clock.
Relatives oa The decc4*ed, acstroue al being pres
ent, arc requested to notify ]. r. Nanses, At no q
lasale ktrec,, and he will provide carriages for thei
us%.
Al m,l,.slJ organizations In the c1ty ste tnytted
to p4riicipa'e IN The funeral ceremonies. Con
1nandlng officers atc requested 10 tu1me-iate3y no
tify Aif. Auu,sey. ChR1tman OF The Committee.
1Ae1r intention TO be present.
liz follow ipc srr thc names Of tbe deceased vete
,sue ot Batfes1r. .'A-' and :" b. whcae raua1n
hayc becn brought from the South for burial;
Easte4y A-pntate John FAIl
deli: Pr1setea Ben|anln N. Warner, Jobn Muetard
Frederick Thompson. John r. cla1man, Jaco'
Drahnar. Samuel nallocE. Chntisx l. Harrington
and ora Mcbride,
, 1866-01-04

CAf11l4rg.--Wc calt the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement In this sssun hcaded
-'<ap'ius, and furnishing Dew proof. II any were
required Of The c1:cacr Of the celebrated Spanish
Lustral, tnycnied By A, N, Delight, md Dow man.
ntactutcd urd supI,lled 10 the whole Northwest by
him al bis Palscn Of tonsozAl and balnefc elegance
On . s4hthgtou street. opposite The south door Of
tbe Cou1t House 1fe lnrttsl is great. aud gse,s
i.lustriout among the loscra oi bcau,iful ha1r ID
all l1uae.
, 1866-01-04

CTOLEN-From the subscriber,
- corner tass1le md n WatcEsts Chicago On sat.
oia ns1t spring. switch tall dappled on he r1Inp in
good Nnslng otoer: Also. Top Fuzzy. "a 21.e no3
of paHe a M hind spriur bst,> pstntea ~ b!sek
nearly ES Il IL
VII lad % tho recovery Of The property. WLLfAM
WRIGHT. Or otor,aasioa rn15 Be ssnt 70 N]atc1Asa ~
, 1866-01-04

moan, tRo old men naadt their appearance At tbs
Central Etaston, and made complaint that tonas
Etacelees villains had swint]ed then out Of ;hear
money. The hca.test 1oscr war t&zncr, fton Iee
eppn,y, II t1ns Ssatc, r4med Henry johnson, Who
With lsbesalsty seldom met With IN these times,
e,rpe1, fl:N Mi the money be nAd nbout him, with
the earep.lon Of about Il in postal currency. The
rna1, nameA Ab.npam Forbes, WHO balls irp;n ono
q. ihe eaatgtp ronntee Of Vermont. and was tust
returning 10 biz home afrer visi1 y BIZ eons r.
SO. ano rce1red tn rc,nip bogus check for three
1troes 1l,a, amount Both nupes admitted shat they
laa of1en rad IN the newspapers Of similar unsac-
pons. bNl did not believe euch Eillans existed cz-
,ne ittaos. Tbes now have practical realization Of
tk,s.fA
, 1866-01-04

Dytpcpsa car be surely ~ pesape[ ~ S1,
de- ass sending h their testimonials 70 tae pfopsa
, 1866-01-04

H'Vk SALE-o saloons, 2 saloons
n Aad h9lard rooms grocery stores. anr b,re,v
hna sou1tet9ne5y sinfe also several good boarding.
Ae1sss' s Apply 10 H. ". FEY. II santa Wste7-sl
, 1866-01-04

BHTANT STRATroK'a COMMERCIAL Co11EoE,--
Among the gathered records q: the year Just cose
reference c>eryes tot made 10 the fueeesssul q.
rect and increased usefulness OF the Bukness Col.
Icgc Of Messrs. bryant d Ssratton, who.e zuosas
hasc heu hled fhfpnehont every deparlmeas, and
tEosn whose asholnnbart many yopne men hase M
principle Of but,hete education to acquire PIE,
cteels wha, is Of practical snl1e Ia aieef HE haa
beconae established, md thereon a.e founded the
great kucee+efuI Educational Institutions Ike the
one scle9rcd to- and the foEty-thrre others In in
National ChAin-
, 1866-01-04

CoKzoS Cocxc11~-Ihe special meeting Of the
Iommon Council called 70. 1ast evening, failcd TO
he hcld by reason Of The want Of quorum
The following Aldermen were IN atrnaaaee !;
knickefboekel, Hatrett, Wicker. McRoy, Wf'.
1nas1h. Shear.in, Rafferty,, wooda1d. Holdcn, Bond,
Frahxcn. tawtun sud Clark Tue mecrtn. WIS
called "to remit the penalty for pon-payncnt Of
man helrs md a1np TO Hansaet general bustness' =
, 1866-01-04

DR. CoxANT's LEc7ChE-At the conclusion of
the lecture delivered by Dt. Consnt, Of Brooklyn,
New Tos., the re~ixlou Of the receised ts1usia-
ton d the Dthle. at ,be First Baptist Church, On
To-day evening, the following RESOLUTIONS, offered
by Professor burroughs, OF the Chcsso University,
were adoptcd unanimously:
Res0red, That re have listened with the hiehest
Satisfaction 10 the opposition, by the 1tey. Dr. Co
nan Of the s,ms snd purposes o1 himself anu asp
cstes In thcir fcvisiou Of our present retstou pl
The saeTcd Sculptures; md
ReN {t*d, That We commend him and hfa sub
lime work 10 The confidence Of the Christian pno.
hc, and especially 70 the generosity Of those Who
EXC alwns* ready with material AID to promote the
dissemination Of Christianity IN 1is pnuty
Throughout the world.
, 1866-01-04

H'OR SALE-One OF the finest
a x, Tsstsursnss Chicago Doing basness Of 4o
Water ttseet -' ' %A"t AA4 .a1ntn
, 1866-01-04

4 CoIp DA7n.-on Monday afternoon EeutIc-
Inah named Stewart, while exercising last trottn.
ho1se on The river, net with mishap winch a1mo@t
refultcd fEtslly 10 both himself and animal. The
Ice al the statc tt1eet bridge for sevesa aAys psa
hss aaeu tn very weak condition owing to IT, hay.
zng been cut BY one Of our ice companies. Mr,
etsHaEt in coming down The r9yE st rspid psce,
uorre cutter &ud hm.cf went through iuto the
cold, filthy wuter. lAfttBs who had ben witzesscs
Of Nr. steWaEf, and, aftef Considerable difficulty,
tncceeded IN Tercntng h1ra from h1a involuntary
bath. They ncat turned thtis nttention to be poor
bore, ~ho, in tho meantime, had been iouDdesznC
shout making desperate endca1urs to climb up upon
..dt! land" but 1T each attempt fell back aEaln.
1topes were xttached TO 1ts head, and otherr we4t
through the exeftfunt Of about tsrnty et4wdft and
Willing hands. The noat RtLfte VIE eAftlG 1anAGa.
, 1866-01-04

1kFoaTAKr 70 CoSEuxEnG or Woop AID
coAl--~e hast reccn!l5 examined Tryna L Co.'s
nsw Fuet Econnnieer, which IL = very ingenious
continuation OF dampes, rsdiatjor, gas burner apd
ass heater, Ill adjusted coup1sse Ia ono joint Of
Fsosep1pe ready for nee. D. the use OF this AdurA-
h3f 3nSsnunn # claimed that the heat s increased
fson % to 80 per CENT; consequently that amonat
Of fncl II saFcd which ID IN Item. Sec their aaser
1ttencnt IN V1nl column.
, 1866-01-04

HOR SAlE-Stock, fixtures and
Il. itass ofe welE eaahltaned shoe store Location
es 2 loe Best a shacity- lnquire 1t OF r. CtatEst
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

In the House Monday, resolution
OF inquiry was offered in relation to
certain alleged frauds in the revenue
service in Boston and New York. A
resolution was adopted to inquire in
to the subject of storage and trans.
portation Of combustible and explo.
sive materials, and to report what
measures were necessary to secure
better protection for life and proper
ty. Resolutions were introduced by
Mr. Latham, declaring Tennessee in
a suitable condition to exercise the
functions Of State within the Union,
and relieving the Reconstruction
Committee from further considera.
tion of her case. The resolutions
were finally decided not to be in or
der. Mr.. Julian's resolutions, calling
for the trial and conviction of JEFF.
Davis, were called up, and they were
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The report of the Judiciary Com.
mittee on the modification of the test
oath was read and ordered to be
printed. The army bill was then
taken up, and some further progress
was made. In the Senate the bill to
provide for the better organization of
the pay department of the navy, was
passed. Mr.. Conness offered res
olution, which was adopted, instruct
ing the Committee on Commerce TO
inquire into the expediepcy or.pro
viding against the Incorporation,
transportation, sale, or manufacture
of nitro -glycerine in the United
States. After an executive session
the Senate adjourned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

LOTTERIES, PMzK CONCERTS, Ere. - This is
the ago of humbugs, and is' such from the
fact that people are so easily humbugged.
There is no end 10 the ways OF getting people
70 part with their money, but now We wish
to speak more particularly OF lotteries and
prize concerts.
Quite a number Of our citizens have reoeiv.
ed circulars from a New York lottery estab.
llshment, Offering "transoendently brilliant
schemes at which the moon stands aghast
and the sun would fain hide its light in ac.
knowledged lnferiority"--so stated the ad.
vertisement accompanying the circular, OF
something equally ridiculous. The circular
itself was well engraved and to an unobse fs
ant eye would appear to be the work Off
psn--while in fact IT was engraved from soff's
hand writing and printed. 1t is headed icon
Adential,' and commences somewhat Liz
this-"Dear Sir wishing to send a splendid
prize to your neighborhood, and happen MINI
to hit upon your address, the thought strucl
usthat you we're the person 10 send it to, an
therefore address you. or course you ca
see our object in thus iayoring yo,,-we expec
that you will work for our interest, and I
that way We expect to get our money back
We make this proposition TO you: Enclose t
us by return mail--we say by return mai
because We are disposlng Of our large prize
In this way very fast-sl0,0O, on receipt
which, we will send you certificates whic
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

MOWERS AND REAPERs. we wish
to call the attention of the farmers
OF Hancock and adjoining counties,
who wish to buy Mowers and Reap.
ers the coming season.. to call and see
samples of the improved No. 2 and 8
CHAMPION, before giving their orders
elsewhere for machines. These ma
chimes excel in ightneSS Of draught,
while there is neither side draught
nor weight on the horses, necks, and
in point of durability are equal to
any in use. 3m
RUTHRAUFF & GOODMAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. = Council
met April 22d. Accounts of MEGA.
han and Reninger deferred till next
meeting. Committee on culvert oil
ID. G. Fisher reported in favor of cut.
ting ditch on south side of Sandus.
ky street, from the railroad TO 1--we
Creek-ordered. The petition to
clean ditch at east end of Main Cross
street referred to a committee for ex-
animation. Report Of the committee
on propriety of building walk to
cemetery, received and action indef
nitcly postponed. Petition to pave
Jones street, referred to Committee
on improvements. An ordinance
compelling citizens to clean up their
premises was passed.
Council adjourned to meet Mon
day., May ID.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

SOCIAL SoIREE Prof. w. d. De-
Normandie, of Chicago, will give one
of his entertainments in Wheeler's
Hall, next Tuesday evening. The
entertainment will consist of songs,
ballads, guitar solos, recitations, de.
lineations, etc, etc. We give below
some recommendations of the press,
as to the Professors ability to please
"Mr. DeNormandie is a talented
performer, and the entertainment OF
Wednesday evening was highly pleas
ing."-Milsoaalkee Sentinel. .----
"Our time was well employed by
listening to the popular ballads sung
with sweet voice, by Mr.. DeNor
mandie." Clepeland Herald.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
NOTICE.
DAVID VI, ADAMS. A NOy-REsI,


~ DENT of the state OF Ohio, will take no.
cce that VIM l.. Davis. OF tho county OF Han.
cock, in the state Of Ohio. did, on the 3lst
AN of March, \ d 1866. die his petition In
he court of Common PleHs. within and for
tho county Of Hancock, in said state ot Ohio,
against the said David NJ. Adams. defendant,
setting rrth that the said David NJ, Adams
tHvo a mortgage 10 the said William l.. Davis,
IN tho following described real esta g. situa
,edin the town oi Fmdlay. IN Hancock conn
", and state of ono, commencing 200 feel
cast oi Farmers silev. ON the north side (
thence north 1S deg. west IN ~ 100 chains
hence 10 deg. west and 80 100 chains.
thence east 3 and s0. 100 chains, thence south
and 5l4 100 chains, thence east Q and SO 100
chains Ia the place of beginning. containing
our and 10 100 acres OF land he the same
moro or ess, except so much rs IL contained
IN the following boundaries, to wit: cummen.
eng al tho southeast corner Oi A w. Schwab's
ont lut. running thence east forty feet,thence
north and 5lt 100 chains, thence west forty
leet, thence south | and 5lI 100 chains 10 The
place OF beginning. To secure the payment
at 500 according TO Il certain more referred d
10 IN SAID mortgage, and praying that said
David NJ. Adams may pay said sum now
claimed 10 DO duo, with iatUrcst, amounting
To s1i4 92, or that said premises may be sold TO
pay the same and The shid David NJ. Adams
Is notified that he is required to APPEAR and
answer said petition, On or before the third
saturday after the eleventh day o. May next.
WILLIAM l.. DAVIS.
April 2, 1866. .s..tR rar
BY EDsOE GuiT, his Atty. apr6.6w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

New SToRK.---We announced few
weeks since that new store was to
be opened in Findlay by Messrs.
Carnahan & Gettle. They have flt-
ted up in good style a room in Raw
sons block, and put in it large
stock of goods, and will be glad TO
see any who may favor them with q
call. They come here recommended
as men of integrity and fair dealers,
and as such merit a share Of patron
age. Read their advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

To FARMERS. Farmers should not
buy Mowers and Reapess until they
examine the improved Ball, made in
Canton. 1t has both dropper i'm
proved, and side platform to the
same machine. Price for mower
$3.50, combined, S1S5 machine with
36 inch wheels with both dropper
and side platform, S2l0. These arc
without doubt the best machines
now made. Sold by G.. w. Walters,
Findlay, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

WooLEN FAcToRY,--Always sus,
tain home manufactures. Mr.. VIM.
Anderson has on hand large lot of
cloths, manufactured at his factory
Persons who want cloth that will
wear should buy of him. He has
cloths that are nice enough for any
one and it will wear well. Go to the
factory for woolens.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
NOTICE.
THOMAS MEEK. WHOSE PLACE

L OF residence il unknown. Is notified THAI
Rachel II. Meek did, on The ~ h day of April
1866, file her petition in the office Of the
Cork of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Han.
cock County. Ohio, charging the said Thorn
rs Meek with adultery with one jane VII.
liams aud with divers other persons and
skiing that she may he divorced from the said
Thomas Meek. and for other relief. which pc.
'iti"n W II stand Tor hearing at the next torn
IF said Court. RACHEL X. MEEK.
O'NEtL, BLAcKFouD & HABsn. her Attys
April Is, lS66.g2OtG
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

TAxEs.-Read carefully the adver-
tlsement of d. b. Beardsley, Assist
ant Assessor for Hancock, and re-
member the penalty attached for non
compliance with the requirements OF
the law.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

INJURED.-A son Of John Hedges
got his foot hurt last week by the
cars. He was playing about the cars
while they were in motion, and his
foot got caught under wheel. 1t
was badly injured, but he will not
lose il.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

OLD TIME.-The bridge on the
L. L. IL L. Railroad being built,
the train resumes-its old time. 1t
leaves Findlay at 7;l5 A. M, and ar
rives in Fremont at 10. Returning,
leaves Fremont at 2 p. NJ. and arrives
at Findlay AS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

FuRNIrURE.-The largest and best
stock of furniture ever seen in Find
lay can now be examined at f.
Deistch Il Cos, Main street.. All
desiring anything in their line should
call, as they cannot do better else.
where,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

THEsPrANs.-The Thespians gave
their first Entertainment Wednesday
evening, producing "Nick of the
Woods" The parts were generally
well executed, and much satisfaction
was expressed by the AUDIENCE
Those wishing rich treat should at
tend the rhespian entertainments.
The "Robbers'' tonight.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

HENDERSON d SoN.--We call at
tention to the advertisement of this
firm. They make offers of unusual
ly good bargains which they will
undoubtedly give. Make a call and
see how well they will do by you.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

MITE SoCIETY.-The N. E. Church
Mite Society will meet at the resi-.
dencc of Mrs. II. p. Gage, ON Tues.
day next. A general invitation is
extended.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

Look at the ordinance, passed by
the Town Council, requiring people
to keep their premises clean. The
ordinance will be enforced-so look
ont
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

BRICK MAcHINE.-MIr. O'Harra has
bought brick machine and brought
it to Findlay. 1t works well, and
will turn out thirty finely moulded
brick per minute. A good thing.