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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
Loo AL BOUNTY,
Veterans Look Here!

The following act was passed
by the Ohio Legislature on the
sixth day of April, 1866, and is
now a law of this State. 81
SECTION |. Be II enacted by tho General
OF the State Of Ohio, That Section OF "An
act tn provide bounty tor Veteran volun.
teers, passed April 18th, 1865, be 80 amend.
cd as 10 read as follows:
SIC. l. That the Comm 'sslonors OF the
several countios, the Trustees OF the several
Townships and City Councils OF tho several
cities OF this state, are hereby authorized
ana HRQuiREp to issue 20 each reenllsted Vet.
eran Volunteer who has been heretofore cred
tied upon tho quota of such County, Town.
ship or City, or any ward OF such ". NJ der
any requsiti,n of the President OF the United
States Tor " lunteers, during the late rebel.
Hon, and who lave not received any lccal
bounty upon said re'enlistment, a bond for
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars. bearing six
per cent interest, redeemable at the ploaspre
4 such Trustees or City Council, one year
| Al er the date thereof.
SEc. 2. That Section 3 Of said act be so
amended Ms to read as follows: Section
Said bond when issued by the County Com
mlhsioners shall bo signed by the Oommis
sioners and counte signed by tho County
Auditor; when issued by tho Trustees OF any
township shall be signed by ~ Trustees
ana countersiRned by tho ClerkTBf the town
ship. and when issued by City Councils shall
be signed BY the President and countersign
cd by the C'erk ofs,id Council, and as soon
as practicable, delivered to said volunteers
or their legal representatives..
! sEu. j.. That section four OF said act be 40
amended Ms TO read as follows: Section
FOR the purpose OF paying said bonds, the
county commissioners OF any County, the
trustees OF any township, and tho City Coun.
oil of any city issuing tho same. shall levy
such TAX oacb year after issuing tho same Ne
may he required L. pay one third OF the
amount OF each bond with inter est, and said
levy shall be certified to the Auditor Of the
County AID shall be entered upon the dupli.
cate and collected rs other taxes. and tho
money raised thereby for the several town
ships and cities shall be ssigned to such
townships and cities, and paid out by said
several authorities as ottor funds are re
CURED To be paid out upon said bonds. pro
waco mat TIE Comm ssioners OF any Cuuity.
| trustees OF Anv township, or City Council Oi
any city may, II they deem the same eIpe.
dent, levy larger amount in any ear than
would be sufficient To pay one third OF the
ponds 40 issued; provided: That tho repeal
thereoi snail IN no manner Affect any rights
acquired. or liabilities incurred under said
sections 40 repe lied.
SIC. 4. That original sections one, three
ahd four, OF the said act 10 which this 10
amendment, DO and the same are hereby re-.
pealrd. -.
sxc. S. That this act shall take effect and
DC IN force from its passage. ~ r
Soldiers ard Veterans who have no, re
ceived the 500 local bounty can obtain the
same by applying To the undersigned. Tnf
sooner the application 10 M Ade the sooner thc
money Will be obtained.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

MIDDLErowN, Conn, Mar. 90, &c.
MEssRs. DoTY & Bro, GAINESVILLE,
Wis. = GENTLEMEN, = In our last,
we told you we should have to raise
the price of Washers to 90 ourselves
justice. After April 1st, next, the
prices must be Sl3 for family size,
and SIG for hotel size. If you re-
quire to the 18th of April to change
in your territory you can do SO.
Yours truly. ..t
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FrspLAY, O., Nav 9Th. 1866.

To The Members ofhe Fire Dept:
You are hereby notified to Assem-.
BILE at the Council Room, on Satur.
day Eve, May 10Th, at II o'clock
Z. NJ, to transact business of great
Importance. All are requested 10 at
tend. BY Order of the
CHIEF ENGINEER.
TnEo. MUNeEN, Chiefs Scc'ty.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

-. As UsUAL.-Fully appreciating the
requirements and taste of the public,
j. r, Maley has on hand full line
of Millinery, Silk and Fancy Goods
All kinds of Straw work, altering,
trimming, ETC., done at short notice
by competent persons.
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FINDLAY MARKETS.

FrSDLAY, May H., 1866.
Market dull, with but few changes
Hoes--Live weight to 8, 4
WHEAr- 25 and l go for red. p
CoRN--35 to 40. 50
RYE-6O cents to 90.
OATs--2S cents.
BUTTER--25c.
EGGs--12 cents.
LARD-l2 and 90 cents.
TALLow-Sto 10 cents.
BEES WAx-31to 90 cents.
Timothy SRED--S2, so 3.25.
CLOVER SrED-S3, so to 400. E.
WHITE BEASs-,75to 1,5O E
DRIED PSAcHEs-4,0O.
DRIED AppLEs-S2,O0 to $50. r
PELTs-25 tots
HIDEs--5 cents green, 12 dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 cents.
WOOL 40 to SO cents. Is
FLAX SEED-Sl SO to 1925
Salt.--3,00.
rlour-s9,00 to $50 per Dbl. =
Hay-SS per ton. G.
Feathers-50 to 60 cts per lib.
Maple Sugar-l2 to 16 cents.
Potatoes, 81 90 to %. g
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

The Tuscaraws County (Ohio)
Advocate says:
"From conversation with intalli.
gent and observing farmers from
different parts of the county, we are
led to the conclusion that there will
not he more than one.third the.usual
wheat crop"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

Goto yorr banquet then, but use delight,
80 as to rise still with an appetite.
Appetite is usually capricious from
other causes, one of which is Ca
tarrh. Use DR.. d. II. Seelyc's Liq.
uid Catarrh Remedy, which will re.
move the cause, and effect a perma.
nent cure.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

BALLOON roR sALE.-Cbarlie Hall offers his
nne Saloon for sale. II is centrally located.
right opposite the Court House, and ia doing
nne business. For further particulars
address CHARLIE HALL.
apr2O'u findlay, Ohio.
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Go6n anb Gonntp Mlattsrs.

MIILrSERY.--Rcad the advertise
ment of Mrs. G. A. Lindsay, and
drop in and examine her really fine
stock of Summer goods.
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A RICH THING.--The following
choice morsel was received through
the mail the other evening. We
give it uerJatim et hteratim
May 4th, 1866.
EDIToRs JEFF Dear Sir. 1 am an
old Subscriber to the JEFF But as |
can not git one Number with out
abusing my Neighbours BY calling
them names that no descent man
would be gilty of i am compeld to
Bid you good By and take some other
paper thoes names are such as copper
Head Secesh. .Repbel Simpitisers and
SO forth Now Mr.. JEFF thare is a
crate many in this Section Stopping
;he jeff and there is more of the
same stripe that will do the Same
thing Yours d. c forth. .i..
A SUBSCRIBER.
The above was post. marked "Dun-
kirk" and as we have but three sub.
scribers at that office, we are not so
much overwhelmed with grief as we
were upon first reading it. The ut.
ter ruin and loss of business which
we Immediately saw staring us in the
face, very soon vanished in the dim
distance, and our mind is easy.
Evidently, the dirty thing was the
effort of a copperhead, and it is our
opinion that he did the best he knew
how. AS Toby said 10 the fly "Go.
poor devil, the world is large enough
for thee and mel"
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Road Notice. n
NOTICE rs HEREBY CIyEN Tu r

OfhSG iS uEshEbh u Slt I'm THAT
IN petition will be presented To the Com
missioners OF Hancock county, at their ne 1t
session, to be held on the frst Monday Of
June, A. ID. 1876, praying for tho alteration
OF the county road loading from the village
Of Mt. Blanchard In Dela ware township in said
county, 10 the south west corner OF Alfred
Bells land IN section eighteen, (ls) In same
township In said county Ms foiiowsi
That portion OF said road that runs In an
ahg ing direction from the point In section
seven ~ In said township, between the lands
OF Joseph Patterson and James Cole, To tho
point IN section one ~ where said road turns
directly west to Mt. Blanchard; that II may
run from the point above ramed in section
seven, ~ directly north TO the county road,
running east and west between sections sir
and seven 20 and y thence west on said road
10 the southswesp corner Of section SIX (e)
thence north 70 the northeast corner of III.
south east quarter Of section ore Q) thence
west TO the point where said road now tax es
lts a1gle through said quarter section.
NJ 8. liAMLIN,
AND OTHRK PEriTiosEas. b
BrRKEr HAaLis, Att'ys for Petitioners.
April %. J.; 6j.--my4 1t.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

AS several errors occurred in the
list Of jurors last week, we republish
it fully corrected.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
HALLS

d
Vegetable sIciilian Hair Renewer
Has proved itselfio be the most RECT prem
aration for the hair eyJr offered to the pub.
lic.
Its a vegetable compound, and contains
no injurious properties Whatever.
1t nwilirestor' Gray Hair TO its ori sinal ool
or. ~. ss.---.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
II cleanses the scalp, and makes the hail
soft lustrous and siIken. -
Itis splendid hair dressing.
Noperson. old or young should fail touse n
II Is recommended and used by the mrs
Medical authority. ~ ~
ss- Ask for Halle vsgstabi ssicillisn Hal,
Renswer, and take no other. - -
| ~ r. ?. ALL d Co.,
Nashua, N. II. Proprietors.
| For sale BY 9. .AJs n, HUBER l. 70.
! For sale by all druggists.
Sept. ~
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&lSOO PER YEAR! W
Road Notice.

NyOTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN,
IN apetition Will be presented to q
mlssio oners OF Hancock county, Ohio
next session, TO be held on the nrs
OF June, 1866, praying for1he estab
vf . county road on the following
route, to viii; Commenclpgat the cd
between Hancock and Hardin co
the corner OF sections thiyty'nve(
six, township two. south. range
thence north on the section line be-
sections thirty.hye aud thirty-six,
terseots the Upper Sandusky, WIN
and Lima stats road In said seciid
there terminates.
ADAM DUPEs, and other psiition|
Ap27,lw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
Road Notice.

NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ petition win be presented to the Com.
MI sioners OF Hancock county, Ohio, at the ir
next session To be held on the nrst Monda,
IN June. 1868 praying for the establishment nj
"a county road, along the fJllowing des
cribed route, to wit; .-
commencing at the quarter post, on the
south limo OF section thirty.One. township tive
south of range eleven east, at the count
me between Hardin and Hancock unties,
thence north on the open line between lands
owned by Joseph Eberhart and others, on the
west side. and lands owned BY Joshua Dixon
and others on tho east side of said line. until
u interseo's the Upper Sandusky, Williams.
town and Lima State road in said section and
there terminate.
-- JOSHUA DIXsON. 20
ADril 75 Igca -,,.I l,,
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GRAND JURY.

Eli Paxon, II. p. Gage, d. r.
Kemerer, Chester Cook, Jaxson
Robins, Danl. Alspach, of Amanda
tp., G. w. Krout, Adam Steinman,
j. p. Edwards, G. w. Galloway, Ben.
Huber, S. +. Treece, Isaac Davis,
Jas. Hueston, John Reed.
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PETIT.

Chas Kelley, John Graham, Geo
Mitchell, Alex. Philips, Lewis Ian.
ming, Jonathan Nelson, Jas. r. Nc
Connell, Levi Sampson, Silas Ewing,
Geo. Baker, d. j. Mcconnell, J. f
Driesback.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

= Wool Carding at the Findlay Flax
Min.
At. A. WAGNER & Co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

EVERYrHING IN TIE FANCY GOODS
IL line, at MALEY's
EOR A NICE AND FASHIONABLE
- hbet, so 10 '.sf MALEY'S,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
THE LATEST STYLES RECEIVED
l. daily, at " MALEY'S

April as lsss.-myI lw. VIA 'oN'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

The following act was passed
by the Ohio Legislature on the
sixth day of April, 1866, and is
now a law of this State. 81
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11
NJ. w. NJ. & Co.,
ID. LYMAN, Treasurer. ar

I ours truly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-11

WE HAVE BOUGHT THE INTE-
w rest of B. ID. BAliNEY,.and Will con
uuue the business
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

Wendell Phillips hss published Ia the
Anti Slavery Standard ~ srtisIe q favor oi
The elec,ion w the New York l. gis,siuse
e' Fred. Douglass The Negro ic The Uni'ed
S's,es Sena'e wendel'. ~ho i. recognized
- me chief RaAicsi issder, ssys:
We know ganti<msn. we,H known also
10 polaicsl circles who-s iocsnon il ne
state hsppsns % be exss'Iy sighl, Who hrs
prDbsbly done norr shso any man 10 me
state 20 prpmo'e ibe csuss of genuine r..
pub!csnisn. wpo il jus'lv distinguished. 81
hom4 sod abrpsd ass Pssriog joareaii.t snd
an orator, who il competent 20 fiji wi'h
honor tclhmsr II an 3 the SIs,e The o riion
of Sensior AID wncee name IL X. rdrrict
DougIsss. A. an eligible csnd,dsIs evAll.
. BILE ron locally and eminen, personal H.
Insss. We commen Mr. Douglass 40 th- isvof
's5l. cousidevs,ioe OF The bonorsble r. gtie
men cf ,he Legsls'ure"
Lei Fed. BY sll mesns, 80 the United
s atss Srn.te. Il the NV York Legislator,
rrliooses a. pn him there rasre are 80
|vesdy in The Senate blscker men thsn Fred
we don't know Inst. negro 10 he u. ~
|wouidp'i scorn 20 sfiia,e with them VIII
* nows but that, 10 comparison with them
he would be semi o. dsmi-semI Conser
|vs,ive te
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

NJ. Tpm l. Lpughrin IL ootsd sl. ov-r Ito
ciy ior his mpd.sty. lie sIsnds six .iieei
TWO IN his stockings, and At iess' sx fsel . 4
him y made NJ Of modssty. Al 80 early
hour one morning Mr l.. va nsk,sg hi-
'ciA' AZ bis re sidence on Prsi,e A ssnue
aud Wslnu' street, he vas standing Ia fron,
d biz mlrf7r with only one gsrment on
and that rsther shor; oss--snd hsd lsih +.
lered his lace preparatory to ms~sng h,s
beard, when lie was startled b. aehrll
scream from yddy. his servant girl. aud
his ~iie called 70 him that Biddv was on
ire. NJ L. With an admirable presence
Of mind Srlzeds qullt from the Ded, a. d
reaching he bottom 81 the ,s,sirs Ia two
'jumps, sson enseloped the flaming d,m--
10 the folds Of lhe quit, aud -m,'hssed the
fpmes before hi. girl yss seriously iniare q
While NJ. l. was thus engaged. cone doz
en- ladies' from sdl,iniog houses, h~sring =
screams 81 the girl rushed in 10 see wis
was the matter They rrrivsd in time n
see the 'all form ~ Mr l.. bending over the
,grl, and instead of reirestiDg when The ,
noticed his Georgia costume. 'hcy stood
looking ~ him with admiriag eyes. Tom
looked dr5und and saw the Isdies. and, re
Numbering iha, be hsa no, fui-hed hi.
toilet. went 10 stairs a little faster ihan h.
hsd come down The Isdies Uttered. and
=, every liter Mr.. L. accelerated his speed
and whe' t.r r-schet BIZ room he ~as GOV
cred with pr'tuse per.pitation. lie say,
4 sas the most embarrassing position hs
vac cvsr pla cd ia, and hopes % never u
se caught in such tx again. st. L,ui.
paper.
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IL We are sure ihat the entirs country.
agrees with The Louisville Jonrasi. when II
Expresses the ea,nest..hope ,hsl prices viii
tumble soon. and be 10 bsdly hurt hist they
rsn never get up again" The prices of I'll
commodities. especi-Ay of the necesssries
~ life, ere fsr higher u pre-en, ,ban there
is any nereseiiy TOR IN a county which l.
IN profoutd pesse. aad with such boundIess
resources - 'hs Uni,ed S,a,es.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

I5-A M. Butts. 81 Nav York. has en-
iirely ",skeD ,he sails out Of Dr. Wlnship
He writes that be can III two houssn
seven huad.ed and twsniy-sfyen pound,
md Two ouncce lie says: ~ have es,er
plain. simple food lev knds !, a meal
avoiding kniek knarkr. pork and condi
men's ] hsve used mostly vegetable foos
and milk when that would answer. bu,
found A ecrsssry por'ioa of the time d
Introduce solid aninsl food into nv diet.
regard bee'-'ake a. containing the bes'
muscle msking principle, bacsuse iti- mus
r'e md more readily distributed a. suci,
ih'ous shuud 'he system,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

~ william Sanders. accused OF murder
ing David wsod~ard, his wis snd % idic,ie
child, 10 Orsngs county. on the 18Th Of Juae
and :, the same time severely wosndiDe
'voodwvd's mother. hss ~ 81 been admitted
"a bsil IN the sum o. $24 600, Oh ~ri, o.
hsbes- ccvpu- II Bedford. Lawrence county
Hon. u. w. Voorhees,. Judge Carlton. Pot.
psm q FriendIsy, and Msj,r simpson, 81
Psoli. sppeared - counsel fos ,hr accused
The State va. fepresen,ed BY Circuit Al
,orney r. M War, srd r, wilsop, Esq.
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spiracy Case Trial Of Citisens by
Military Commissions UnconsututionaI
WASH s1Tor, December IL.
The Supreme curt to day rendered its
fuli decision n the Indisos conspiracy trials
otherwise know as the BowIes and Miligsn
csses ex psrte The dscission was. a. will
be rroirmoered. made. orrslly just st The
close Of the last term Of the court. The
questions disposed Of in this case end two
olhsr cases hesrd with II, we're a. follows:
Frs'. On the facis stated ia said petition
and exhibits, oHghl a wr, of haoeas corpus
u b. issued according 10 the prayer OF sid
petiiiDni
second On The facis stated in ssid petition
and xhibits, ought be said i.smbdin p. Nil
ligan be discbarged from custody, as hi-
rsid reiision prayed!
Third Whether upon the facs stated 10
said pcuiion and exnlbiis he MiIi,ary G IN
mission. men'ioaed therein. had jurisdiclion
legally totry and sentence said MiIiasn ia
nsnnsr AMI 'osm a. h said petition aud
xhibits stated
Asto lhe fri TWO an.s,ions, Il is snswer
ID N giii nss,svr, aod a. to the third ques-
lpn iv Ans vrrsdin The negative.
NJ Jursice Dlv- read t,e opinion of,hs
cuuf'. Ju-lees Grier. Nelson. Clifford aud
fseld, coacnrrIng in which as 10 ihe obi-c
ion q The jurisdiction Of the ccuri il ,he
matter, cn lie groond lhai there was 10 sun
pending bsfure i. Il Is held 'hsi a cause
i suit. and wherever shereir proceeding
ueiure csnft, brtughi % assert any figbl
Sy any petsan, ihsl proceeding ia . suii .--
ID this case there ~ss no Appearance by
the Prosccunng Arturnsy on the psrl ~ lhs
Government, baI ,nasis imsns,erla - 10
he ques'on oi Jurisdiction, a. me appear
auee ~ss 20, h~ces~ary tosu-iain il. This
isngIagr oi lhf salute, providing fUr GER
uhcs'e Oi tivision IN sny cass, where Judges
sre viasd upan lhe spplics,pn of either
parry. il r'rndsd rather 10 enlasg rhe-sts
ols thsn 70 ee-'sict /, mo msnarr % ex
cinis hs risns ofsrpes - cases of lblr
80 rac'sr where only The maine Of QUE
parry appenrs.
~ the 1seriss a i held ihit Congress
psos I'd agaiHsf tnch commirsj9os. rather
ihsn ia fpynr - hem by the acl ci 1863
ardfthii C0nc.e-s bp1np'fhe cone i'usonsi
power a. auihorza snch connis-on; thai
M Cna-taulpp II Expressly rg,ia-, lhe,n.
and ih'iitt ne supreme is~ " lte land
10 'ma- oI wnr ~ IN times OF peace.
M. Ctief .Iu~u thass r-sd On opaion
A. which Justices Wsyne, S~synr and Mi
ier ccacar. drssaiirg rsm 70 much u The
pninioa 81 ne curt ~ aeid that Congress
w! mot have the con-',uuonsi pow-r ~
au,horlz. military commissions. bui concnr-
ring - ,osi,e qpss'inns csr'ifi a non. Th-
iisSen'ins lpiuisn holds ihsi in rims ci war
Congfrs- may sulhorz~ milnary comm.--
-lcn- y ~ ofsD.es against such a. chssg.J
10 the case before the cceri
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I-Woncn voted IN Now Jersry
from the passage oI the first State
constitllion ii l7-f until 1905. The
constitution provided that all inhabt-
ants possessing fifty pounds clear e.
Itate. and who had resided in the State
twelve months should vote. In 179O
the Legislature, in an act regulating
ELECTIONS. used the words s'he or 81"
in reference 70 voters. An act passed
sever years later used similar ex-
lpression. In 1900 the women gene
rally voted throughout the State in
the Presidential contest between JET
erson and Adams. III 1907 . mvm-
her ~ the Legislature was elected in
q closely contested election, By, the
votes Of two o. three colored women.
In the winter Of 1908 the l.egisla-
|laiure. which had no right thus to
modify the Constitution, passed anact
restricting suffrage to white male tax
PAYERS. II WAS not until 1914. when
the new Constitution was adopted,
that women and negroes were lawful
lly excluded from euiirsge. n~A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

n3A Rome drsps,ch ssys leading dig
nisariss 81 inc Catholic Church in the Unit
I'd S,s,es have ex,epded 10 the Pope a. ".
eess ssquess ios HE holiness 10 Wei. ,hi'
coon,ry; has been received and 10 uode.
There ID tcme probability
% i,s being accepted.
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o. Spain il said 70 possessl the lrt ~
sdul'era'ing food to periscliqn md. ss sn
in',s nee, Spanish buteris ssid % b. com.
possd cf ,slIox, rsmnse,s Of cheese, ~.
juice of The prtsl~ Of m.rigold. srd rsw
p,,sto~tcrspei and reduced q pulp THE
compound i made into cakes. SD outward
" provided xiih I.ysr Of the genuine
article
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Jasper assai I.OOgOOtee!
Nm MF N W 4-----n---- sU
Y ACCOM- NOTATION STAGE!

s1vHE undessig igned. proprietor of the regn
Isr nail line. respectfully infofms 49,
nsvsiiag pusiic thar hereafter be will vsr
aSssge for the accommodation Of psssen
aes on Mondays Wednesdays. cad Fsi
days 10 will leave Jaspev, IN time "a COO
oecs wi,h The ssins on the q. & y. h r
q Looe snd wil resornlou TSsptsys
.Thursdsys. and Sn,urdays. HisssesaA v !
good oss. sri psHseagsrs .srsy ysely, On O
80 threueh ssfeIs snd'nfims Y 4ttl
ff4s as rIeiDCREF SHOEMAKER.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-12-29

VvHE undersignrd viii ran Stage from
Jaspes 10 Lpogco'ee. Tor the . sccumnic-
sssioD ot The public once week. leaving
jasper every Tuesday morning in smel .
ssaneet with ske cars, ardiresurnng T.
wednesday. iie will he thankful ioron
shsss 81 pubiic csircnsge. aHA #EU
ANTONY STEINHA USER.
Dee. 26th. 1S64-1v.