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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-06-15
Mistssenatiou.


The Copperhead papers and speak.
ers have made much ado over the
doctrine Of Misccginatiou, which by
the way, We never heard d, tended by
any one, and never knew any but
Democrats to be guilty Of. We
saw a few days since an amusing ac.
count OF the trials of a worshipper OF
vailandigham, in the Belmont. (, hron.
icle, who was deterpined to "folloa
in the footsteps OF his predecessors"
and made an effort TO form an ALI,
ance with a maiden Of dusky hue, bu,
Jailed to find ajustics Of the pescs
WHO believed in the doctrine, and wa.
subsequently hooted out, OF town b,
. croSd Of boys. Served him right.
See advertisements In .uo,b.i
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list, was passed, Notwithstanding II
was strenuously opposed.
The present tax Of ten per cent. on
yearly incomes above $4,000 was re-
tanned, as was also the publication in
newspapers OF income lists:
The bill a. reported and printed
occupies one hundred and thirty
quarto pages.
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y Notice.
VIDSON, ELIZA

ID BETH A. DAylDs y, krsaiiah Ua,ld.
on. Andrew \. Davidson, Ellen 5. Davidson,
and Emna P. Davids m, OF the state OF Indl.
ana. will take notice that David Dorsey Ad
minlslratnr de bOnls nOn Of the estate Of An,
dqrsun Davidson, deceased, on the sth day Of
June, A. d. 1866, hled hls petition u the PRO
bate Court. wiih,n and for the county Of Han
cuck. and state OF Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate uf said decedent IL insufficient
10 pay his debts and the charges OF admlnIs
tering his estate that he died seized IN lee
simple oi the following desoriD real estate,
situate In said county. TO wit lnlOt number
fourteen, QD In the village Of Van Buren, |;
That Barbara Davidson, as widow OF said de
cedent, 10 entitled 10 dover in said premises,
aud that II izaDeth A. Davidson, Rosanah la.
vldsop, Andrew 3. Davidson, Ellen 5. David.
sun and Emma =. Davidson, as his, heirs AT
law. hold the next estate OF Inheritance
therein.
The prayer OF said petition Ia for the as
signment VI dover to said Barbara Davidson,
and for u sale OF said promises. subject to
suoh dover estate, for The payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid. Bal petition
will be for hearing on the l4th day OF July,
1865, Mt l o'clock y. m, or NJ soon thereafter
rs counsel can be heard.
Adm'r dc bonis non Of the estate OF Ander
son Davidson, decd. ~.s-.' -rs.- ~.
BR wH n BuKKsr. u'ys. jslhSw
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NOTICE
Road Notice.
l, Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, To

N - slt HI
~ tie helrs ui MlIliam Tnompsum, de ceas.
"a late OF CulumbiHnN county, Ohio, that
iher9 WAS n pettiOn presented to the Com.
missioners of Hancock county, Ohio, al Their
une session A. d. CO. praying ior tho Iuca.
uon and ablisllment ofa County Rad along
HE folloNing described route TO wit:
commencing ut the quarter post on the
HoDlh lne ~ section thirty one, In township
,wo, SOU h OF range eleven, east, nj the cuun.
" line ue,w,en Hardin and Hancock coun.
les running thence north on the open line
~ the center OF said section, through u Q
Lanes Oi SAID heirs, ana botween lkuds Ow ne d
by Joseph EbeihArt and others On tue ives,
.ide, aud lands owned by Joshua Dixon anC
others On the east side Ot said line. until u
inierse cts tie Upper Sandusky, vii iamstUw n
nd Lima State Road; IN said section, anu
Ihere terminate and that the Commission
els Aforesaid, vt their ses ion Aiuresaid
sranted view and appointed viewers to
TO vles and locate said road, on the 10th da,
Il July. A. d, 1866, according to law, and
hat said viewers and surveyor, are to me Ell
,t the house OF John. W. Williams, la Williams.
Town, IN said couuty VI Hancock.
JOSHUA DIXON.
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Sec advertisement in another col.
umn, beaded strayed or stolen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-17
sheriH-s sale.

NY virtue of an execution issued out OF the
ID District Court, in and for the County Of
Boise upon judgment rendered in said Court,
wherein A. Calm, S. F. Block, Leon Calm and II.
F. Block partners Plaintiff s and N. M. McCar.
yer, W. Towns send and G. Clark. De endants, for
the sum of three thousand three hundred and
forty-fiye l4-lOO Dollars, Judgment and Costs Of
Suit, daily tested the 28th day of February a! d.
1866, / have seized and taken in execution the
following described property, to-wt; That certain
real estate situated on the southeast corner of
Montgomery and Wall streets, commencing, for
boundary, at said corner; thence south along
Montgomery street eighty (80) feet; thence at right
angles east sixty (6O) feet; thence at right angles
north eighty $50 feet to Wall street; theme at
right angles along the southerly line of Wall
street to the place Of beginning, together with all
improvements thereon. Also, all Of w. Towns
ends interest Of in and to that certain quartz
ledge known as the "Ch!ckahominy." situated
about seven miles northeast OF Idaho City. Also
all his interest of, in and to that certain quartz
ledge known as the &c Banner Ledge, Situated in
Silver District, Boise County. Public notice is
hereby given that on tue ID day Of April, A,
ID. 1866 at Il o'clock, NJ, / will sell, in front Of
The Court House door in Idaho City, at Public
Auction, for gold coin, or its equivalent in clean
gold dust, the above described property to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all
accruing costs. J.I.-GRUFCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, March 3d. A. d. 1S66.nl9w4,
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Sherins Sale.

I'd Y virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the
ID District Court, in and for the (souaty of B ise
upon Judgmentzrenderedi hasaid Court, wherein
"A. p. Turner, Benjamin Holland, Mayer Holland,
John Whaling, Charles BlAke and Fred. Bell are
Plaintiffs and N. JASPER u -Eenger and L.Her.
man are Defendants for the sum Of one Thousand
dollars, Judgment and costs Of suit, duly tested
the 28th day of february A. D.l866 / have seized
and taken i'll Execution, the following described
property, wit: That certain water ditch known
as Jasper & Fengers ditch, which conveys water
from Bear Run to the Mining claims known as
Turner & Co.'s, being aboutstwo miles in length.
and of the capacity of 400 ginehes, more orLess.s
Public notice is hereby given that on the oath day
Of March A. D. 1866. at l2}o'clock, NJ. will sell,
in front ofthe Court House door.in Idaho City Itt'
Public Auction, for gold coin, or its equivalent in
Clean gold dust, the above described property, TO-
the highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution and
all accruing costs. J. l.. CRUTCHER, SLerit,
Dated Idahe City. March I'd A. D. 1865. n19w3
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sIsna = -, rr :, f5-nerin IS Sale

I sIsnn r. SHERIFF . SALE. tzs4 s.5 nc7i
ID 7 virtue of an execution issued out of thet
- District Court in and for the county Of
Boise, upon a judgment rendered in, said Court,
wherein w. e. LaDdon IS plaintiff and BARLEY,
Markham& Maddentare defendants for the snlil'
of 1885, IS 100, Judgment and of suit, duly
tested-the 28th day of February, A.. d. 1866, Il
have seized aud taken IT, execution the following
described property, to.wit: A certain Mining
claim, between 100 feet and l08gftet wide, runza
ming lengthwisc of Moeres Greek and extending
across said creek fat from bluff bank to bluff
bank If the, same, the usual and customary
length acro said creek Of creek mining claims
thereon, and being adjoihed by creek miningI
ground twfed by AlIen'omtheupp side, iHIdby
creek mining glonnd owned BY Ross s. Go. on tbs
lower side of the same, and being situate in the
original Third Mining District, iii the county Of
Boise and Territory Idaho, subsequently, sdbdi3
yided. into the Buena Vista Bar mining districts,
and being the same creek mining ground, at the
date thereof, owned by BARLEY, Madden < Co.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 3lSt
day Of MarehleA d. 1866, at 2 O'Clock NJ, T will
sell in front of the conrt house doorin Idaho City,
at public auction for gold coin or its equivalent is
clean gold dust tie above described property to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all aecruing COSTS JAS. /. CRUTCHER, E1a.
Dated Idaho City, March lOn2OwS Sheriff, 7aa
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nSheriH.s Sale

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis.
- trict Court in and for the County of Boise,
upon judgmeHt5rendered in said Court wherein
c. B. Harrington, Richard p. Wheelock and Josh
ua Sanders are Plaintiffs and Thomas B. Hart is,
Defendant, for the sum of six hundred and eleven
and l5lU0 dollars (sGlls15) Judgment and costs
of suit, duly tested on the 2st day OF February
A. ID, 1866, have seized and taken in execution
the following described property, to wit A Il the
right title and interest of the Defendant iii and
to three eights (3Sths) ofqa certain mining ditch
known as Hart & Calloway's Ditch, situated in.
said County, commencing at West Creek and ex-
tending distance of about eight miles to within
one-fomth of q mile of the town of Placeryille,
in Placer Mining District, together with all the,
waterlights of said Defendant belonging to said
Dtch. Public notice. is hereby given that Onithe
3D. day of April, a. D. 1876, at u o'clock, Is
will sell, in front of the Court House door in Ida>
ho City. at public auction the above described
properly to the highest bidder, for cash. tosatis-
fly said execution and all accruing costs al 10
7"' ~ j. T. CRUTCHER, Sheriff. g.,
Dated MarcbsGtha 1861 Oh 32ii
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.7Would5be-wit to ReEsboy-HW hats the
news from Jerusalem ~ hiss xi-i;as - i>Es=f54
Newsboy-"Say5 mister, yer sharp, amt
yer? flyer was to fall down don't yer think
you'd cut yerself all to pieees?"
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

In the matter of the Estatetof Julius Open.
s1''-o heimer deceased.
MT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
In 10 Creditors OF said Estate to present their
claims, duly verified as required by law. to the
undersigned, administrator. Of said deceased at
idaho City. within ten months from the date Of
the publication of this notice, or the same will be
barred. All persons indebted to said estate arc
required to make immediate payment. 7''zsafH-
a..ns sid'E WILLIAM I4AUER, Admir-
Idaho City March 10. 1856 n2Ow4 % sgaeJ
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from speech delivered by Hon. Alexander
White, in the Alabama State Convention
Mr.. PREsIDENr-Th bonnie blue flag no longer
reflects the light the morning sunbeam, or kisses
with its siken folds the geniel breezes of our
Southern cline. The hand that waved it along
the fiery crest of hundred ttlefeldS-and the
hearts that for the love they bore it, so often de-
fled danger and death, no longer rally around it.
Another banner waves in triumph oyer its closed
andprostratei folds, but proud memories and glo-
irious recollections cluster around it. Sir, | will
refrain. The Southlneeds no enlogy. The faith
Iful record of her achievements will encircle her
Chadem that crowns the night OF her cloudIess
skies. The scenes Of Marathon. aud Plate have
been re.enacted IN the New World without the
benefcent results which flow from those battle
fields of freedom, and our country lies PROSTATE
at the feet of the eonqneror. Bnt.dearer to me is
she, in this hour OF humiliation than was she in
tile day and hour of her pride and power Each
blood stained, field each track OF devastation zach
new made grave of her son fallen in her Defense
each mutilated form Of the Confederate soldier
her widows tear, her orphans cry-are but SO
many cords that bind me to her desoIation, and
draw my affection closer around my stricken
country. When i raise my voice or lift my hand
against her, may the live thunder rive me where
stand. Though l be false to all else Will be
true to her. Though all others may prove faith
!ess, i will be faithful still. And when, in obedi
ence to the great command, Dust to DUST my
heart shall return to that earth from whence it
sprung, it Shall sink into her bosom with the
drOud consciousness that it never knew one beat
not in unison with her honor, the Interests, the
glory OF my country. .ao s4a aaz
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and honor to the country cloud ap-
plause(-When, 1 say. these members
shall return, fnRsmuch as the larger
part OF them will come from greater
distances than the representatives nom
the Northern States, it will be imposai-
BILE to make a change In this matter OF
mileage. That Is the reason why the
old law has remained unchanged 10
this day thereforei it was asnecessary, az
Wen las Just and proper, that an ar
rangement thould be madea at this time.
took a part In that arrangement, and
assume the responsibility myself. I
had voted against every. bill upon the
snbteet of compensation when Il was
brought up by itself; but when 1t came
up IN connection with the Question of
the equalization OF! thefsoldi diers' b6uh-
ttes-and /; knew very well that this
Congress would adjourn withouti any
action upon this subject unless the pro-
posed arrangement was agreed toll
satdto myself: SWhatever may be the
consequences, Twill see that the soldiers
have at least beginning of their equal
iZation. (App1Ause.J Thus Won have.
fellow citizens, this question OF the
equalization i0f hountieS and the euuaI-
ization of mileage before you., I said
that tho old mileage was forty cents a
mile. BY the reduction ii is made. I
think. twenty cents, and thus the
amount paid out of the treasury. when
the States shall all be. represented,
under the new system, will be exactly
what twas under the old system; and
thus your Representatives from the
Atlantic coast will have the same COM
pensation that the representative or
senator from the Pacific coast has,
without charge to the treasury of a sim
gle dollar more than has been paid, out
for this purpose for the last fifty.yea
One of my associates in New York mas
made, as see by the press, the lecla-
ration that he intends, at the opening
Of the next session, to introduce a bill
to repeal this law. do not intend to
introduces any such bill, or to vote for
any such BILL because In myjudgmeiit.
the equalization is perfectly just and
proper; but I will tell you and him.
what Will do. Instead Of introducing
a bill to re-establish the old ined dnftabIe
system, j shall INTRODUCES, or shall vote
for, measure that shall reduce the
mileage to ten cents mile instead of
twenty, or instead OF forty, us hereto
fore, and that will bring the ex xpendi-
ture for the compensation of members
OF Congress-of the House and the
Senate, to about the same amount that
was paid under the old system, even
should the rebel States not return; and
that places the subject upon the basis of
justice and eqnality-exactly where,it
ought to be. =. =. =
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RATEoF sUIT.BsiORIpTIoNs.
THE GREAT ISSUE.
Tnr rN1oN REprn11cAlN, P1LAllT.ToRl

= - L L .,.,...., !
THE UNION REPU BL1CAN FlAERoh4A' PLAT Hl!s4'
Amendment OF the Constitution Of
tho Halted Sta a1aS JyrltFeIa passed Con.
-. -..-S -,-t.- : : = = 4I-.- -
BFesS AG 1lS 1ate session Dy LHo COns
stItutIOnnI Majority of TWO.ThlrCls,
ana IA now Before fhe states for. Rat.
S0S-sSE.SSsss : = :.
aneaAon. ,,, 10 4
ReSolred, BY the Senate and House OF Rep
reSentatives of the United Stateso OF America,
in Congress assembled, tWo-thirds of both
Houses copCurrlng, Thalthe following article
be proposed to the Legislatures OF the several
States rs an amendment to the Constitution
OF the United Sta tes which, when ratified
by thFee-fOuEths OF the said Legislatures
sh0ll be valid as q part OF the Consti tuition,
namely:
+ ART1CLE-SECTION 1.Au persons born or
naturalized in the United State, and subject
tofhe iuFiSdiotion there0f iiFa citizens of the
United States, and of the State wherein they
reside, No State shall make or enforce any
law which shall abridReI Tie pFiyileFeS or inn
munifies Of 'the citizens of thts United States
Nor shall any State ClepFiya anv T1ersbn OF
ME- liherty or property without due proceSg
0f{lay1. nor fleny IN SnV nefsr1ni Tgithini ifs
inFis8icfion the e1nal nTotecfion NJ fine lava
SFCTToN 2 Renifesent = tiVes shall he sppoFl
toned among he seveTal States acconilnR 10
fheir nIirnierS connfif1rs fhe whole
nunber al persofls in 5eSSch State. exclutiine
indiana NOT taxed: btlt Vvhenayer tl1e right "a
vote at any eiection for electors Of Presfdefit
and Vice President or for TJniteti States Rep
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The : booming Of cannon annourced NM
the arrival of the train at Springfield.
An immense hassemblagaU crowded
around the depot and filled the ave-
nues. The Southern Loyalists were
Immediately escorted TO carriage and,
preceded by band and a squadron OF
cavalry, in uniform, took their way to-
ward 0aklRideea u fisEoILf
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=. DIR. IT, T.. =. KISNER.
iECBECTTC. MEnT0TNEa

NEW TREATMENT q NEW iRElIEDIEs
OYETCE, I'D SF.t tOENFRE W1IIEIt1.rlSe! w. VA
RRIi K HAVING SECURED THE SER
win attend to the prepartion OF medis
SI9 Ss,g 9SIsls ~ I9I gP Sc Wil et
tisnES, specially to his many lefit1I in 4ih
countVy.J HiSmedlclnel are allnprepaTeti m
hlRQWnC once, and all. delivered 10 his pa
both Acute and Chronic! with Whf9I1 Iio6iaISs
lty ta alntGted. he ihaSa lhfe g number OfYet1
feEnedle1 which have proved rrenarlERtly
Chronic diseases Which heretofore have bean
Supposed TO be incurabley among which may
charges nom the Raf. jEgTEa FuI Isfged (31aIIds
0RI1cen and Skin DisaaGes yEIig : mold al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
and Air Passages. Hypertfophy and All otii.
er diseases OF the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy
spinal Aneetlons, and All diseases Of the Ner-
tested Ito be the most ceEtain and succesSf1l
ever known to the medical profession. Or. K
ment OF All dIse4ses peculiar toWomsn VIE.
Menstn1I DISTINCTIONS Painful MenstruStinn,
Ae1crrhea Uterine and OyaEton Tumon,
which they are sub Ject. - Fff ~
he makssa especially In the treatment of
Organs, Wig: QataEhO Of Bladder and UEethFR
4rEitable Bladder and Non.Fetention and
1DyI1DolIlnIg q IDIlns' .UJFin1ry Deposits or
philitie Diseases in all their, varied iSF6ns
Ghonarrhea, its complications and BeuueilGs
Spermst0Irbelan and 1mp0tency, and mi afiises
tons cpnsequentuppn Youthfu1 indiscretiOn
Also Special attention paid 70 the treatment
Of Fl4tulas, White dwelling, ScTofTiionS
particularly with old tFonblesoT1e tase2
should loa9 n0f1me to call on or afidne1 DF3'
R1SNER, Communications confafnInR fee
promptly noticed Once pbescTiptiof M ana
tnedie4ne cash. EoR BiSltsi in. city, same a
other PhYHlcianS, Ofhce honF6, 8 A. N. 70 u
AI.sl ,.l.ls Z. u. 70 =. and Q Pm. tosP:d
81
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FrankI kIin Insurance gompanY

DfREGFoRs: :sfii5
7. II: Logan, 7. p. Sh9llcro.s, Geo X. Wheat.
Geo. Mendel, John Z9eekler, saml. BTcClals
Ian, g; w. FFanzheims JaA H.tVance, Alex.
TTHfs coMPANY IA AAvtSa sf9tsN DULY
organiEed, are prepared 10 StnIie risks at
fair rates on buildings of all flrinds nerchnn-
disc, notwithstanding estabtishtTents fnFni-
ture, Steamboats, and cGEgoes on th6f western
rivers and lakes, and also ON the lives OF per-
sons for term OF years, This Con1pany off
ieTs superior Inducements 70 6lEiIidiS; where
by they can be Insured for tbrea years, ut re-
uuceu LllLetL FnB being q home institution,
composed OF some ninsty- four stockholders,
most OF whom ,AFe among QuE. pest business
Ederatt1no Of die 1nsufing pdbli63 iSIiid soiciig
their patronage
Applications for 1ilnee win be prompt
No cIlats I5otise being theaame
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man to storm a citadel: In running
down q ministry, his voice halloed on
Ihe pack, and he was sure to be the first
OF Commons, hismaster Of debate had
declared for the independence. Of the
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GmrOp6ifcDe TSoebrieoten.

I9entidlaro. : Die Neue ErsuBii4e !3eitrtns
iagt itber Sen inagen &Dnig ppn 8el9ien:
SIS. tpiirpe permefien iein, idon bellte iiber
PerfSrlidfeit llao Se9abl1n9 De8 jnn8el Sbni9 eit
beftnttloeS llrtbsil fdlten SIT tpoleu. @as 1ir
aber Dellelt nll8eadtct idpn bette ais 9epiB Be-
tradtell piirfell, ba8 1T: DAP ct lllnlBgIi9 iOfort,
islbit tps1n er Die BETTE 9drle bitrd9emadt, buS
allies beliten fam, mas iiA fem entldlaf ener &u>
ter lelbIt illlr aunldbIi6 81 eriperbeu perr1oGte.
Iuberbem 9lalbell mir ridtig i%nforriirt su iei,,
wenn mir BON Der Sorauslesung allsge6en, ba3
Der jun9e S6lig ben teioeu grOBell Barteien fei11es>
me9s nit erlelben iuleru linp duBern 0%feutrali,
tat 9e9eltiiber ftebt, ipelde cine @igentbitmlidfeit
Der BOlitit peS Seritprberen mar, baB berl elbe
pielmebr nit ~iei1er ueberSeigung auf letten berje.
nige1 Bartei 81 iuden iein bitrfte, tpelde mat 9e>
pDbnli6 inter Der Se6ei9nlll9 Der ,,tlerifalen"
besreft."
Die GorfiScation Der Sie1er 3ettnng bat
tpe9en eirle8 artifel8 ans SCI5miuDeu, wcrin Der
Gripping bon Nuguifeubnrg al8 redtnGBiger
2anoe8berr be5e.4net piro, itattsefunben.
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fen3 NtPattetsnt tn Baltimore, Nltp su ~oerfetcr NIT
5000 Yfo. fril6en (sugar cured) S6inten,
IN Ian.trc riGen rter Sd6e g. pt6tit unb tn 6 i5sIr ber-
Fa%' 81 ietern nod %3ta3tesr gtvt'5 tn fpi6er Qusatttat
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ben, anserufaaS bait n I'D bic 0tr. Sta1ten bas Reht ,rr.
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