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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
Attachment Notice.

Morrison tirose 4 Co., against q. W. Royce
Bsiore,E. T. Dunn, J. p. Findiay township
Hancock county, ONO I-. ,r.
On the LIST day Of November, 1866. faid
Justice died ap order Of attachment IN the
sboye case. % @
Findlay, Ohio, Nov. 2sth, lS66n2S-Sw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

The FAiR,--The work of prcpara a,
tion for the Fair, to come off at
Whceler's Hall, during the Holidays,
is rapidly going on, The ladies have
made great preparations, and intend
to eclipse ali former efforts in tha,
line. Let all remember that Christ.
mas Eve will be the opening night
at which time there will be a mammoth
Christmas tree exhibited, and an op
portunity offered for all to procure
presents for young and'old. Ioi bio
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

MUsIcGt.-Prof. Myers, a pupil Of
Bassini and Zundil, designs form
ing class in vocal music, in this
place. All interested will meet In
the basement of the Presbyterian
Church, OH Wednesday evening next.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

NoTrcE.--Ladies wishing TO make
donations for the Fair Of the VI. l..
Church, will leave all articles at the
store of WI. IL J j. Wheeler d
Co, as soon as possible. .'l DU
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Read the notice of Z. Dietsch &

Co +, In another column.
..,1----.>4-A1 y EE
CHANGE or FiRM--As will he seen
by referenee 70 new advertisements,
C. d. Ettingef, Esd, or wadswortb,
10 succeeds DR.. A. Z. Beach in the
Drug BUSINESS.
Mr.. Etdfgrr1s peffeetly, cYonyffrc. yffrc
SAINT with the business, aff,ble and
gentlemanly in his manners--time
will tell viis,llerPppcarapqesss1neille are ille
fceftful land we have no doubt will
fully specced inAhc bdsincssIf51q
We understand tliht We are not to
lose Dir. Beach, as he designs again
entering into business of. some Kind
mahis place. We hope he will, and
wish that he may be abundantly sue.
ccssful. adr .rr.".urnq l..n Oh 'i.' D
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

N.w yBAGGAos CAR.--Wc notice
that tho directors of the l.. & L. +
Railroad have repaired and newly
painted their express and baggage
car. No doubt this met. the approx
al of conductor Bnrgoon, as for 9
long time it was very ineonyedidn'
and uncomfortable.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14


WILL ARRIVE The Celebrated
Analytic Physician, Dr G. r. lIoadly,
If Cleveland, Ohio, will he at the
Siddall House, from Tuesday, 18Th
Monday the 2ith, whore the afflicted
are invited to call Examinations free
OF charge. BY calling you will lose
nothing, 10y stay ing away you may
lose an opportunity to regain youl
health,
n. b. Good references given.---
Call at the Siddall House and get Q
circular. Charges for treatment
moderate. ,. l.r .. .....I Ia..
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, Goes Dyspepsia cure.

dyspepsia, for II has been domonslrated be
yond fear OF contradiction that Goes Dy
pepsia Cure viii certainly cure IT, Consti.
patton, the most prolific cause oflll health
Is surely cured BY the Cure. sick'headaohe,
bowels, Inslantly yield to its power.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
|INAH
Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years IRON
Nervous DebliIty, prematnre Decay, ana ~
the /. .ff.ctAdf ydlnhfll indisdre,ion. VIII, fol
he sake 'Ifi sWaerms humanity, setd free Il
Il vito need II, the, rec 10 Spd dlrectlnhf th
u king the simple remedy ~ which elwa.
,,,red. suaere,s wislipg 40 Pr"nl ~ the no
yar,tser's exlierieie can 90 80 be address.
inc TrI't' 'lsisr JOHN Is. OGDEN, s
/ feb9ly snPsoo b ol3 Chambersst. My.
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20 acres portove tn 1000

80 acres, Portage tp., 5000.
James Lannmg to Geo. Sterling, j
acre, so. '.p9LAt gIuuub"
James Lanning to Joseph Crist,
1905. Co.,. ,,r
L Geo. II Crook TO Frank Karst,
part in lot 2, Corey aud Nhhce's ad-
dition to + indlay, l25. e -IoaI n
Elizabeth Treece TO Peter. Trcecc,
100 acres, 6000. b.. 60. .....f 49,.
M. D. MiilertoT. c. Miller, in:Iot
90, Arcadia, 500. 81 D''' o' :
Maria A. Armstrong to MartoJ.
Davidson, part in-lot 3. addition to
Findlay, 1000 l19o 1J L'- 9d slJ'
William Clark to Lewis Clark. 2Tt
acres. 900. 11irow BuG.'--' .PAsJ -
Obadiah Hail to Stephen ARNOLD,
"a 5.7 acres, Dclawaie tip. 90 1giinis
~ Sarah Folk to- Levi Searfoss, ~
acres, 1000 'Ig) 9u ss-- .Hsrs yfl
o,Jy NJ. Neibling to Campbell Byal,
in lot %, Nance's addition 10 Find.
lay, 400. oim L2hi1ib 9i '.gfW
Geo w. Dennis TO Jho. r. Gartee
ia, lots Z and 9, and the south two
thirds cr lot 3, North Liberty 400
John II. Gartec to Geo. w. Den
mis-, - acres, in Jackson tp., 60O.i" .
Martha j Clcker to VIM. Mellow
ell, pa acres, Amanda tip, 750. N
Robert II. Cox to j. II. Eaton, 81
acres, 2200. ... H. .i.l 'di
Samuel Frederick TO Enoeh Ross
7S2 acres, 3B00gI IeII aHI2iH @.
Il. s. Crawford to Samuel w Phil
lips, 40 acres, l250.a..1 .ft -i"Hia
Oscar Ball to 5. Perry Foltz, In
lots 20 and 80, vance's addition Il
Findlay, $40. ..N' 0-
James A. Elliott to John Elliott
in lots 26 and 81, East Findlay, 75
Geo L. Myrice to II II Robinson
in.lot 20, East Findlay, 450. --i'i
Franklin Haas to u II. Robinson
in lot 20, East Findlay, 10. H.
L. G. Thrall to Jas. Fl. Redick
in lot 67, Byars addition to Findlay
659. sIa -''.HH ta~ilH u ..s.
I Squire and Parlee Carlin to O'Nea
l& Blackford, 3 80 100 acres, 30S 43
~ Geo. iB. Alban to Sarah e. Hutch
inson, l76 95.l00 acres, 1000. Do
Henry b. Denny to Jacob +. Bee
son, 1l2 acres, 2lOO. .fa -r..
Allen Twining to Nathaniel l.. Rut
ter, acre, 1900. "-' .''' -'' ...
I Rufus II. Bennett to Nathaniel L
Rutter, ! acre, 800. =" -' la.
Jacob Peters to Patience Sage, in
lot II, Arcadia, 300.
! ID. ID. McCaban, Sheriff, to VIM
II Wheeler, - acres, Pleasant tip.
46S. a' .a".H." a' g.. l.-a. C.
Jacob Schwab to" David Kimancl
part out lot 4, addition to Findlay
2100. H .'a
Allen Wiseley to Geo. w. Wiseley
62 8 5 acres, 1000. 1lf' ..'
Jacob Barnhard to John ID. Swain
43 acres and 40 rods, 1000. "'.
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LATEST BY. TELEGR&pn.-- General
Grant on his way to Findloy to spend
the Holidays and lis wife request
cd him to buy his Cigars and Toboc.
co at Totten & Bros, as they have
the best in the county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
NEW YORK MARKET.

Flour, ezra State. 80 Gj,l0 20. Round
Ho p Ohio 800 wheat. s?i' 225 tor
Western. Uorn, rslher heavy al 81 O'~l o.
Tor mixed Western Oats liyely at G2 .Od for
Western. Dressed Hogs, ailOc tor Western
Lard, llal4rli ~ jIDi ,iIII !
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Nor DEAD. Those who think the
IIubers' are dead should call and see
their grand opening Of toys aud
holiday gifts at their store. Flndlay
never before saw such a sight
Beautiful; beautiful, beau,il'ul--'nore
than beautiful.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING ,
Goun ano Goupip 4latttrsT
.FNpLAY., Quo. DEG IA, 1866. r.
For our FindIay u. D. Subscri-

We shall, the ensuing week, pre-
sent to each Of our Subscribers who
get their papers at the Findlay p. o.
their account for subscription, and
shall expect the money thereon. We
have large amount of money to
raise and must have all due us. Pre-.
pare TO pay. -rNl.I L-III
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strange, M s,' but True.

? Every young ladyarc gsnt'eIpsn IN the Unit
h d states can hear something very much TO
their advantage by return naii Gree al
rhose having fears nf being humbugged WIN
,plige by not noticing this card. All ohers
Sill lplss - .ll.li sss lisir- -Obsdisnt sslkai.i.
80 - THOS. CI ,PNAN.
ifebsJys ,sArAco. ii esl hso' 'ay, N.fs,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

FRiGHTFuL Eu,AwAr On " ednes'
day last, as Mr.. John b. Day was
driving spirited team in the north
part OF town. 4the horses became
frightened beyond his control. They
ran down back street at full speed,
turned a short corner 10y the new
church, ON Corey street. leaving the
ood.raclI, aud the hinder VIII GELS
and throwing Mr., Day on the frozen
ground with such violence that he
was severely cut about the face and
head, and otherwise badly bruised
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

AT WHoLEsALE.--Dayis & Green
have just opened ont their usual va
riety Of Toys for the Holidays, and
invite dealers from the town and
country to call and give them a care
full inspection. Their stock contains
many new and unique articles never
before offered in this vicinity, and
they claim that they can supply the
trade at as low rates as can the city
dealers, as they contracted for theil
goods when such articles were vast
ly cheaper than at the present time
They invite all toeall and take o goot
look, for the purpose of getting post
ed up, even IL they do not pui chase
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Not having the latter, new en-,
gine was sent, and with it n new en-
gineer. The last change was a fool
jish 6ne Ton ithe.l,art OF THE SuBerin
tcndept, as there is probably no man
in the country who knows so wei
each break and mudJhoie, or Is rs ca
pable in the matter Of jumping dan
gcfous places as John Derf.
The result OF the change has showr
itself on. several occasions, recently
in the shape of passengers walking
into, town late at night, late mails
andivarious other yexations.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

PsREMPToRY. In our advertising
columns will be found loud call for
money from Ferguson Bros. Those
interested will do well to heed it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

a REMOVAL AND the CONSEQUENCES.
About three weeks Since, John
Derr, the faithful and competent en-.
gineer on the Branch became 50
disgusted with his "pony" engine,
and the old strap rails, that he began
10 long Tor change. Having expe'
rienccd a vast amount, of troubl,
with so many drawbacks, his feelings
were so much worked up that. hi
sent the following message to th'
Superintendent ;,l ;;,1'''' 49,.
"Supt. s. & c. II. r.: For Gods
sake, send me o new engine, or
pair Of bulls"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Aliens Lung Balsamis considered
by all those who have tired tito be
the very best remedy for the cure of
Consumption. 1t also" gives imme.
diate relief to the most distressing
cough. For sale by all dealeas in
medicine. "'' n2Tw4.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

A Goop THING.--We were shown
yesterday o new style of burner for
coal-oil lamps. 1t isa gas.condens-
ing apparatus which can be applied
to any lamp, and makes an admira,
ble light, and entirely does away the
necessity of a chimney The lgent
is now stopping at the Crook House
See advertisement. " p .'i '4 ''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

mo GROUNDS FOR OoMpLAINT.-
Some OF our citizens fancy that
gambling is permitted at. Bacler's
Billiard Hall, He wishes lis to say
that such is not the case lie allows
Ds-improper or ungentlemanly con
duct in the room. Consequent
ly, many who never indulge in Bill
liards, pass a pleasant hour in read
ing at his tables, which are well
stocked with dailies, and periodicals
of all kinds. . i8 hJ-ialg. r9.f au
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

WANTED -$l50, ,00o.--Invested in
almost any kind of manufactures. of
which onr county stand so much in
need. Where are our capitalists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

We have received from our old
friends Daniel Boltz aud jB. NJ. Cur
tis, formerly of this county, several
copies of the Union paper. published
at Gallatin, Mo. Its sound radi
cal paper, and makes good appear
once. We understand that our
friends are highly pleased with their
NOW home.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

See advertisement of 5. & J. M {.
Huber & Co. They propose to do a
big thing in the Gift trade-a big
thing both Tor their customers and
themselves. r".H tIIt '.lE .ya'tuW o.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

ACCIDENT. - Samuel Abrams, n
blacksmith, of this place, while shoe.
ing a vicious horse, on Tuesday, Of
this week, received severe kick in
the head, from the brute, making an
ugly wound. i All" o.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

ODLIGAPoRY.-'Ve neg lected to no.
tiee at the proper time, the receip:.
Of liue, large turkey, from our
friend DR.. Turner, cf Columbus
Grove. 1t came very opportunely,
as printers in this section are not
much thou sht of, and we hardly
knew whether to follow the example
of some of our cotemporaries and
beg one or get trustcd-if we could.
The DR.. can now see how, at least
once in his lile lie did good deed,
and we hope the remembrance Of 1t
may last him as'long as It will us. 2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

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1Wonder how the Radicals will re.
gard the recent ~xpr~ssio" Of the Cabinet
upon " Congressional R.construction ,"
II appears tn t about al the eminent men
OF thu Adminis'rsi ON sustain the Prrsi.
dents p'hcy. Ism, il about time some Of
our W.-hi"xt"" Territory Official. hsd
defined their portion
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

VorERs. ATTENTION The time fixed
BY Law in which poll taxes are to b. paid,
expires on Monday next. Voters should
pay this tax 1t once. If they wish to
vote a, the June slectiou.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

CHANCE FOR A BARoAIN.-I, will b..
seen by an advertisement, published else
where. that Mrs. Bonser will sell at public
auction. on Saturday 10th inst. a large
and varied assortment OF household and
kitchen furniture. These article, are
almost new. aud those desiring bargains
will do well t" br present At the sale and
look over he list Of arti lie.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-12

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asma ~ 80 go azm m-m~ $50 A.
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enlrin X. IIollnnd,. E.tnte.

6,TA1E or VERMONT Alta ProbNe Court
- Manchester District IS holden s, Manchestei
Ia aud Sc said District on the S0th day Of Deeem-
hes. Ise5.
pre,aut. Hon. +. b. BURTON, Judge
The Executor Of the last will and Testament 81
Calvin X. Holland late Of Muhali, In said district
deceased applies in writing FOR hccuse to sell III
lie rca estate IL said dccea ed representing "a At
the debts against said estate viii amount to about
the sam ar two hundred and hfty d0laft and ths
personal estate anauuts 70 less than two hundred
aoilnrs and that Il will be deCesssry % pay The
debi, aud charges of administration, sud that par
Of said real estate cannot be sold without injury
fhosa interested 10 tho remainder
Nhertapon Il was ordered that said application
be heArl At n Probate Court "a be holden nj iht
Probate Ofice Ia Manchester. Ia ard Tor said DIS
tfies wi mo sIst lay u Jamnhry lsse, AMI that no
sise thereof be given By Publishing this order three
~ecks sueccssiyely in the Manchester Jepraslpnat
ri Il aald Manchester previous e said time o. hear
taE.
81 II. PRfNDLF, Register
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seth smiths Estate.

CIATE or vERNoNT,l Ata Probate Court
- Manchester District, s.. holden u Nauehe.iei
- a,ui l,r sad D4ssFct, on Tia a7th day II neccu
het tAA
Present, Hon. T. r. BURTON, Julse,
Sc isssfumeHt IN writing pnrpoiitnE t. le ile
last viii agd testament Of Seth smith, late q Man
chester, deecssed, WAS prcfeuled iorprobaie.
Ahefeupon Il was ordered that said nstrumeni
he proveu At Probate Court to be holden ~ the
Frubate ulce ia Manchester in and for saId Dis
,fei the sisi day Of January, 1868, and thai 40
ilcc thereof be elvendy Publishing this order three
weeks suceessyely 10 the MANCHESTER loumal,print.
s4 al Nlid Manchester, previous t6 saiat6te u hear
~ "a
81 II. PRINnLE, Register.