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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
CORY o,Lanu. on the Fenian..
The hour for Ireland's redemption
Il now fixpd. IL d

The hour for Ireland's redemption
IL now fixed. a.lla fI.I. L4 g.
1t will occur at twenty minutes
past one o'clock on the 1st Of April.
Then will the buccapcering banner
of the bloody Saxon set in crimson
gore beneath the verdant sunburst
which in triumph will wave from ev-
cry shillelah on the verdant hillsides
of Killarney, and elsewhere In the
land OF eloquence and whisky, and
the spirit of Brian Boru, aroused by
the exultant "huroo" of the triumph
ant Fenians, shall awake and pro
nouncc the poom of the Sessenach.
N, B.-The unusual length and
conference OF the above is due per
haps to the fact that / have been lis.
tening to Barney Hughes and +.
Malloy Robinson, on Ireland.
Now is the time send in your mon
Nothing can be done without am.
munition; and our Circle Is nearly out
OF whisky, and is on the last bunch OF
cigars. .....
Perhaps ycA would like to know
how we are going TO crush the power
OF Britainp
Our plans are secret, and are only
known TO those who are acquainted
with them.
This is designed to keep Lord
John Russell in the dark.
We shall seize some desert island
in some ocean.
The name oil this ocean Is pro.
found secret
Ifa suitable island cannot he dis
covered, we will have one built.
The furniture of the Fenian Re.
public will he removed there, and q
brown mansion built for the accom-
mediation of the Head Center.
The Government of Ireland will
then bc established, and Ireland alb
solved from all further dependence
on the British crown.
Any power recognizing England
ms belligerent will be bombarded
by the Fenian navy, which is author
lied to sweep British commerce from
the sea, ard wipe out the Enllisl
fleet.
AS soon ms the English forces ar,
cleared out Of Ireland the Head Cen
ter will remove his headquarters tC
Blarrey Castle and dispose of th,
conquered provinces Of the late Brit
ish Empire.
If the United States behaves her
self we will give her Canada, and q
many of the West Indies as sh
wants.
The Isle Of Man, Wales, Scotlant
and England will be provided will
provisional governments until thei
people are reconstructed on Fenial
basis.
1t is not yet decided what to d
with Lord John Russell, whether t
hang him or not. We shall probabl
wait till we catch him.
A government as is n governmer
will be immediatelyestablished.
The Constitution will not onl
guarantee 'lifc, liberty and the pursu
ofhappiness," but happiness itsel
by abolishing the tax on whisky.
The prospect is enough to fire I'll
hearts of every broth of boy in III
land, who is especially enjoined t
remember that
"Ireland is his country.
And his name is Pat Malloy,"
whatever he may have been christoI
And that it is their particular dut
20 invest all his spare thoughts o
Fenian bonds, which will be redeem
ed when o Mahony is crowned Kin
OF the Fenian Island.
Yours, wearing Oft the green,
CoRRY OLANUs.
BROOK 'ya Eagle.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

A PosER.--As schoolmaster was
employed the other day, in Scotland,
in his "delightful task" of teaching q
sharp urchin to cipher on the slate,
the precocious pupil put the following
question to his instructor: Whaur
diz a, the figures. gang till when
they're rubbit outp"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

A QuEsTIoN.--At a revival, not
long since, an old lady prayed fer.
vently "for the young lambs of the
flock" A "lady in black" not to be
ontdone by her sister, responded, and
blandly asked, who was to pray fol
"the ola ewcs!" This set the con
gregation in roar. r.1- ---s .-
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

Forty thousand head of cattle,
worth over two million dollars, have
been victims of the cattle disease in
England. So far there is no abate.
ment Of the scourge.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27

Frauds on the Government to the
amount Of e2,000,0 900 have been dis
covered in the Tennessee Dspar.'
ment 's4
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
JOHN PirTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

'I1HE Pacific HoTEL Is woll and widel,
L known 10 the travelling public. The Ia
alton Is especially suitable TO merchant,
tnu business mon; 1t ia In close proximity &
he business part ut the Gity-is on the hIgh
way Of southern and Western travei-an,
,diacent 10 all the principal Railroad an,
steamboat depots,
The PACiFlC has liberal accommodation,
or over three hundred guests; its well fur
iished. and possesses every modern improve
nent for comfort and entertainment ufits IN
mates. The rooms are spacious and wei
ventilated, provided with gas and water; ih,
'nendance is prompt and respectlul: an,
The table Is generously provided with ever
del cacy OF the season.
The subscriber, who for the past fow year,
las been the lessee, Is now sole proprietor
aud intends to identify himself thorough,
with TIE interest ~ the house with luni
Experience ~ hetCl Keeper, Ne trusts. b
moderate charges and a liberal policy T.
iu maintain the favorable reputation OF th,
reputation Of the Pacific Hotel.
". B. To- prevent ovprcharge by HackmeI
he coaches of the Hotel are owned By thr
proprietor,
JOHN PATTEN, Jr.
Sent. %. lSG5 10
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-27
Ayers CathartiC Pills

4 FEthe most per
"A feet purggliv.
winch we are able /,
produce. or whtcl
We think has eve
set been made b,
. ybodv. Their ef
iects nave abuud
tntly shown to tn,
% m m unity how
nucu they excel IN,
ordinary medicine,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
ARMY GAZETTE.


by letEr1pH
APPOINTMENTS IL NEW REGIMENTS.
ColnGt ef Hk1s hlaEiry-D. ;. stanley ~
Rcst g. O. GLEN, -ith E'st j. j. Egy -'ya N Co.,
.r>cu eoa Irrt T. il. Ruecr Sd l'egt C4'- Gfihn' o"
f'lras of C.l-,.5 H.'on.-.-J. A Mower goth Rcgt
Co.I.s - I..,dn Rssers Cors-pqniel T. Scsles t'i
Reg. ~ Robinson. asa Ecs-, T. &. Pitcher ii'h h'bti
Wager SWAY Gi5th Regt. ~. can.
Lio.'..alt C,irEc's q Whie I(ut9-LHoF .pton ,',h
,Pe-, r. n Ayrcs 18Th R e.; j. H. Potter ao'h ktst' X
~" fisa .' Gi5aa Of Cor.r,f Rsgia,at.-r " Hqo1s
y Lcisa4 Cloaes q yaeogn Ee,elcs Ry1|"'v-J' 3 Ne
Iutoah 4g1 Etgti q. A. oolwurd. 4]th kcHt %,
5uH c ileriam Thirty EieLth IL 90 a. 4 Fd R,,E
Third |t.t,- Reserve
,s...or, c---eon W SnitS e, : Army as Chief Mc,i
fULuISGs FOR THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAB UirAEniENr. ArIJrANl. tiENtf'i. Ofl'E
WAsruNGroN. O.t o $50
Srr-u Curas No oi.A Burl viii p .s'mole N no
l- 20 srl e plan aud specifications loi buildings OF War
Department 10 washington aiga By pa ,, St Is,
nate q cot ana tue requisite for erecting the sme Which,
,-, Of " II lie following (. COPY Of She ie referred
sFcos id be tJg,h 'a1r'e sh'rs sef.',{ ,1,.b'.
hr,ro,f G.a, iar le War Depage.t in as.oe sa,.t
to De- .sreI.Jl 1t .he reat session u Cousfess
DETAIL FOR BoAED.
Big aI erG M.o;Ger ~ c. Mcs, fr gn,,,l
C,. P Troryt Alaor-Geu r. j. s. Cauiy. H. = ARMY
81 arI l,-' N.orGea T. D. Towf.end 49, N.Y. 80, Gen.
..-r,oe 0r and lire,et Ma- Gen a. u ,hlor Corps
o.. Iell.,... ,Yt ard Brcvet Lieut. Col. T. d. ircad~c
O.lIi,, l.r Itueut The junior mcul.r VII act ls hc'
coda. d. order OF tic Secretary OF Wen,
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst AdJt Gen.
or iyTED LEAVE OF ABSENCE
CT MgfI....t lD.h r. ; lulnuy and Capt j. q Payne
A-,.-..lf' yI.rt. llaetes.
PROMOTED
T'v'd ~ ..hs has been appointed Lieut. ant C'''ad
r l,..I..l Los boon appointed M1ir of 10th family
Lieut. J.u,s A. Bates, Who'crte.d the sI Ice in s'l
as rri,.fe. N, Now.York state Militia lnd vas snD-"-
ru y,l-ou..al losing Deg 40 Mochancstule entered TO
N.u Ec,.,, Corps and b. BOW Acting Aonnht bc"Hfni :"
Go l,,.4.r HIciI in Virginia h-s been app'inted tsp
ORDERED.
Military Sorckeeper ". H. Gil, Quartermasier's
Der ruc' to 4ltY 10 Aew-I0rz .,,,
CAMS - W -lzf0nisud l.. L. Barnes n The 10Th " ) ''
o..a oo. -a', ordered to duty in recruiting tho Fh
DISCHARGED.
Hon ..a Stewards T. Ford and j. g.. Davis, T. ;. Amy
MISCELLANEOUS
ca Z s Parker Of Gen Grants stah. and Col Foster,
b,..tsft AH4t.ut General War Department have ntnnsd
nom ,ire a. rsrHCe ard resumed tier duties Mgcfb'n
T W f.rl rIv commanding the ID plrtment 81 R.f monh,
Va has returned a. bis old regular army rank pan 10 us
Subsistence Dqatnezt-a 10 day, ordered 70 81 LOUIS
as ts.,fbInsLt purchasing agent an,
Frpyct Ir zen John &. Robinson and Gen Gibbon hhfs
been APPOINTED ooues Of two.new regiments Brewer bt
Gen J. h Pr.e las appointed Major Of the rh 1aya'y;
styet,Rry Co Hiram SeLOsed las been appointed ha"f "
the % Cavalry -
Brevet Ma O. Gen W J. A. Tobc.t Captain 5ih U E In
fanny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
Gas fitting.

TEHE NEW GAS LIGHT, BY TIRNIN' SIS
l TEN SAVES UPWARD OF Il PER CENT
OHseof coz SHENEHON L DEWITT, SILK And FANCi
DRY GOODS, 50 Broadway, New York Al! 10 1850
This to certify Gas Bills f5r the month pres Gus 70 Ai
Fs applying hi, improved Banner and Regulator lad exceeded
one hundred and forty Ter month was required TO examine
tie meter m ie1es dsv by dsv both before and aer tie sgpcaio
"a w. Firnus iIov sni DO hereby certify met i1r ta
cogsuupiou o. The Gswe ilmrd airiy reduced nom u1t
ana Forty Do--s pr Forty uolr month
accorded those iao. AM tie light about ,e an So
coz. SHLNEHON DEWITT
J. rIRMIN, GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER Nos q 'nd q
Mleals0e Superintendent O.. Gas Ct Il b. Caa COS y
Tribune, New.l5I Cllb &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
NAVY GAZETTE.
10y Telegraph J

10y Telegraph
ORDERED.
Scrt es-Rear Admiral John A. Dahlgren, 70 SAL
for Panama Cd December / next 10 command South Fano
squadron
RESIGNED.
s.r. os-Ifrsfirmen j. d. BFoWnee and G.. i. B'ysos
T. ON Naval Academy
APFOTNTMIST REVOKED.
s.tt cs-Rats JfHes Wilson Of Receiving ship ono.
BY Tel-grsphI
DEATHS.
Commander william < Ogden az Pelham, v z Aog ~
AtHZ IN ~ DanII W HOason Of Talapoosa. a.
New. C.taLs sept q, Of yellow fever
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ttesteae Paul Joseswhich ordered 70 cruise on RIO
Crnde and Tlmpco the protection Of kmcroan Interests
IS unable 20 enter tie Tampco River owing 70 Two nken YES
ge being n Ire channel The steamer laapoosa - 4Fis'
ing repairs 90 the Navy Yard. Pensacola - r., .,
te ,ttaucT Lancaster arrived az Canao fern on t "
and soon AZ repairs were completed she was 70 sa io Hof
IN Va UnLer eon u.and Of Daniel Kdgeiy The ssainH
Svack ts-oe % the Chincha Islands 20 look out Tor Anef
can interests In that quarter The flagship FO2hatn sh
steamer Iacoah we're al CalaO Peru on sept J. Inc sfanst
Wsteee i IL al Panama -Ise steamer fuscafOra Wa ~
ysinarao CfI on sept The steamer LenaPos rsPaiRg
AT Sofo Navy Yard E be ready iof sea about NE ioA
instant ,.--,.--s a.. l.. LA ,., A
the N.yal Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
Ic6itdl.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-08
aldrble Alartels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
vi r1rra lRBLE NANTE Is of stsst designs
V..,f % a. 4 kLABERs M.r1e WoTa so 10 Lsst lSh
ussf s-re n D. Na'e' r1t lr a tas -lrtv Cot ' oai
MARBLElZED SLATE MANEEL S-Sgperior in
VI app NOE dITl5s Llf 81 Of sllIns. T. +.
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