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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-01

Ef-J[~1' 1--sc1-
AAs q ks La QmR. - II ~ District Court Of
! nd County. = esseuA-
Gpdys y. aaaoA0w, bsnsaA, - lcsSss J. Messenger
deceased, tsfsalasl
NOTICE. hereby given, 70 the defendant
hsrsn ekoya rsstssos IN eivil sctso.
Gle IN ths Cesh ooe o. tAe DISTRICT Court afors
~, dpsy vssi1sd - bsN - ~ 6heve uDsGd RihtfH
seains JOS - cssinanG order end decree for ths
0s under gpecial execution By virtue ofa decree
Sersd ID saffOssrt In tbs Of 0sosEs Msssssss
RHessine~, q IN sesss In tAe southeast corner
Of tbs onartAs of tho MOTH quarter OF
section ~ IN toe sAAp -, vsst Les County Iowa.
that 70 ~ u Tie bosn o. A@ssegsrviIie excepting
therefrom Dseh o. aajA lows follows Ill the lots
n blocks . SO and IN ed town, and the
and alleys sepstnG aid blocks and lots and from the
proceeds Of said sale there ~ paid plaintiff Of
800. and nterest found due by said decree And
ess appear and make defsnss thereto before
the second day ~ the next term OF said Court
m.nce the second Monday o. September 1see inJg.
msns Si b. rendered ~ inst ron praped fnr said
petition. ROBERT ii. 6lLLMUkE
jy1s4w Atty Tor PssintiH
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Ayp ALI VIII m VIII

HYGIENIC WINE-rh- great Imported Tonic,
Used by beg; families throughout Europe approved
~ lie Imperial School Of Medicine, Paris endorsed BY
th protaiaest s a:ers Of the American Medical Asso
citation at th-r Convention 10 Baltimore Mag lat 1860
contains no spirits Of any kind, and tlArr<re
Not intsxie ating In the least
Its prepared ia Paris RI Sherry, and admits
In il, co u position only TosI, AsouAfic AMI FtBauuon
substances Fer LApIxs ..scisus substitute Tor
the various Tonnes having an sleohelte tosy
e4.NUsoAT PBRLEi. rare Win. Of most delight.
full ns,or. II Is the PERI iuiex OF MOST DELICIOUS
GRAPE Ii surpss,ss in exeeilsnes AMI fss,s WIZ IL
YHs COUNTRY. Us+d 10 Europe for ssersmsnsI parvo-
SIS Church people invited "a enquire iata Is
Sold by all Respectable Druggists aud dealers
FILLER. FINCH L FULLER. chicago
,yi5d1y sna wc4-fr Axsuss
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wrx Hosrrsfsrss sfsIuss.

h'm mp you would brace tottsrins edhcs The
pabulum he needs 10 Tonic Alternative. Bring him At
9th. depths Of debility and psspondeFy
wifK Hosrrsfsxas bfsrHBs.
They cannnt iujnre A child may take them in doss
suited to year. without the possibility Of harm Tbs
cases3ed vital powers rssposd sasrssticA
ly actirn the vited grass to srsctits blad
under the vrng and refreshing rsn In oil cssss Of
debility the Bt-fs absolutely required There u no
substitute or succe.daneum that will All their place BE-
art to this moat wonderful Of Mcdsrn Tones,
Ase All WILL n We'll.
Bear IN mind that In Dy.p.pss, Intermittent Fsvefs.
Bilious Disorse and Affections OF tho nerres DO pthef
medicine viii proaucs tiih. Of ths good effect that
Invariably f1ows this Of this excellent fnvteotAtor
and Corrective. Sold esery xhtre.-N. T. TRIBUNE. o
"a, 1ss5. Id~is
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Lyons Periodical DrOps-The Great
Female Remedy for Irregularities.

These Drops arc Il scientifically comroun
ded uuld preparation, and Better than anv
plIs, Powders or Nostrums. Being Hquid
their action is direct and positive, rend irino
them reliable, speedy and certain sicc,ag
Tor the cure OF all Obstructiuns and strprcs
slnnsOf nature. Thoir popularity = n,ilca
ted ny inc ttct That over 100 DUD bntiIcs Art
ANNUALLY Va aud consumed by the Ladies' oe
the U1ited states, every one Of whom speSt
IN the strongest terms ot praise of thofr
great merits. They are rapidly takiny thr
place OF every other female remedy, and arc
cnnsiderei b. AL who know aught' OF them.
as the surest, safest, and most inGlllible nre
pdrtl'on IN tho world, Tor tho cure of All fe
maze complaints, the removal Of an obs,ruc
Twas OF natrre, and the promotion Of health
regularity ana strength. Explicit directIons
stating when they may be us d, and exnlnin
ing when and why the Y should moi. nor c",,ld
not DO used without producing effects con
trNry 20 natures chosen laws, viii he fund
clrniuily folded around each bottle. win the
write Signature Of John L. LyJn, Without
wnlch none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOINT LYON. los Chan.
el rect, New Haven, Conn, who can be con.
suited either personally or 6y mail. fsnclos.
rug stanb) concerning all private diseases
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Price $3.50 per bottle,
q. q. CLARK 4 CO.,
Genl Agents foi U. S. and Canadas.
nOv2ily
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To Consumptives.

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in few weeks by very simple rem.
edy after having suffered for several years
with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire II, he will send copy Of
the prescription used Gree of oharge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
'9he only object of the advertiser In sending
the pSascript on is 10 benefit the afflicted and
spread infd rmatiun which he conceivos to be
Invaluable, and lie hopes every sufferer will
try the remedy, rs Il will cost them nothing,
and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by
return mail, viii please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, N Y.
febg.1y sNPSCb
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CINCINNATI MARR ETs.

CfSoiNSiTr, Feb. ~. 1896.
PROVlSlONS-The market is auict. ard lit
Tie disposition is manifested among oitLer
nul ers or sellers To 'peiaie. Prices about
the same as last week.
Mess pork IL he.dat prices ranging from s2s
70 S29. Bacon ~ in good request sales Of
shoulders Al 70, aud clear rib n. rs at l3Algr.
Bulk meats arc firm at -. II. and l6c ior
shoulders and sides. Lard Is In active dc
mand at lSc for prime cir. X. lard 20 Tho
II market IL active ul Ell soto sli Is fnt
live and fll net for drrs.pd
Wlti~kI--ls Is dull, 80 g. % lr raw.
FLnUR--rhcrn is u gn.d local demand. at
prices ranging from s. for .upetAne L. .In 30
and sil + - fanny. y kWho.ti 4 lur is Il .,Ia.
% 30 or lOl .h-. nni s,.fJ per bd.
Gls\lN --Nhcat l. inactive: sn.es at a. "a
To s! Tor primo new, .2i To 81 80 Cor ojui, 2
new. Co u Us very irregular, at prices rang.
ln2 from 10 in SOC. Oats arr steauiv al =, and
use, ,ales OF rlo at 75c, and barley at 81 %
GROC. ElE5-Ihere il n good demand far
r.nto, with sales Al 2}u2J for good Rio am.
5tc icr ch"ict; common Java i1c and prime
l1c. sugar Is steady at I3al6c for raw. ana
10 to 2Uc Tor the aner grades.
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MARRIED.

Feb. sth, IN Harion Twp, Hancock co., by
Rev Alvin Rose, Mr. AnnRosE ]. MARVIN, hate
Of Co. A, 2lat rcgt, q. vi, and NJ SO CArna.
RINE BoSD.
Having served three years and oleve,
months in tie ON Union Army, Ambrose h.b
enlisted for Ito in ncw union. May ,hs
BoHD he has taken prove a lasting and happy
one.
Feb. 7th, ut tic residrrrr Of Mr. Groves.
The brother of the bride, IN Blanchard Twp.
by Rev. D Gray, Mr.. JOINS A.HAuDiY, of Iowa,
and Miss rnLANDu GKoyGs, Of This county.
Feb, l2th, at the house Of tho brides faith.
or In Putnam co., by Rev. D. Gray, Mr.. D
DrErs and Miss AMELIA HALL, bolL 4 Putnam
county.
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WANTED--To RENT.-That IS the
cry-plenty Of takers but no houses.
There is a great call for houses at
the present time, and as the season
advances it will be greater. Rents
have gone up considerably and still
have an upward tendency. Houses
that were let last year tor seventy
five dollars, are now held at upwards
of a hundred, and one house we un.
derstand which rented for a hundred
dollars last year, cannot now be had
short of hundred and fifty. I,
seems that capital could not be bet.
ter invested than building tenemen,
houses. A house and lot costing
81, 400 would rent for $3.50.
We are not very extensive on fi,
nance but it seems to us that such ar
Investment would pay.
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DIR. Tobias ycni,inn Liniment.

hours; Dyscuiery in halr an hour. Tartt.
ache IN ave minutes. Ills perfectly iunocent
70 take internally, and is recJmn, u led by
the most eminent physicians In tLo United
States. prioa N aud ~ canta
TohAwASri, Pa. Avg. o, 1852.
pr. >. !. Tobias, New york have nsod
your Vonitian Liuimenl with great suceess'
u"'I "s an internal as well as AN external
medicine; IN cases OF Bilious ClolIc md
Caocrl hnraus ! regard 10 ts "A soverni ID,
remedy. Your FouIu.u Horse Ii,,,,a,.,
siu Us utr.yaed as q horse hL.ucnt aln5pr
tarrlers aud bottm1s on tLis clngd,
Wh. LEW ., sup North Branch Canal.
sold ey All Druggists. on Q, 56 Cortiandi
s''re" No" LA jln2Glm
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DON'T FoRGEr.-As fine an assors-
ment OF Sugars and Teas, as has ever
been brought to this market, may be
had at Davis & Green's, which they
have just received, and are enabled
to sell at the very lowest figures.
A new lot IF sugar cured Hams and
Beef, and sugar cured Ham Sausages.
just received, as well as the usual a.
sortment of goods that are kept in a
well regulated grocery, and their
prices are as low as other houses.
Gall and see for yourselves.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

PRIZE FIGur.-A paper, published
in Virginia City, Montana Territory.
has been handed us, which contains
an account of prize fight between
Patsey Marley and Con Orem. The
latter was formerly resident Of this
county, and is hardy, tough man,
usually denominated by the fancy as
a "feathcr- weight" lie fought with
Marley some time since and was
worsted after aclosely contested FIGHT
of ninety rounds; but not being
satisfied, he again challenged him.
Both men were represented as be.
ing in good condition, except that
Marley was a little too leshy. They
fought ninety-nine rounds-the last
round Marley was knocked insensi-
Bile, and when time was called could
not come and Orem was declared the
winner. The fight was pretty well
contested, the men showing game all
through, and both were little the
worse from drawing Of claret,"
"dils on the mug" "visitations on
the clam shell" +" "being sent to the
grass" "craclis on the knowledge
box" "swectners in the ivory shop
"a lovely one on the pecpers," etc,
etc. The fight lasted exactly two
hours, and the principals showed a
determination to win worthy better
cause.
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NEW YCHiS MARKET.

NkW lIRK, Fob. II, IsGG.
FLOCR-Good sound grades are nrm. wit.
4 mudCrato demand sales at 81 sOat s. fYi
nN'ra state $50 8 20 fur extra round hoop
mo aud f'.15 slU.jj tor tIHda BRANDS.
Nlll-kY-IS duh with salos at a. ~ ~ 20
GhAIN--Salrs ~ new amber Wheat 81 ~
Corn IL dul sules at ~ and si3 tor sound
mixed w stern. Oats-stlUs at 50 and $50.
GRbCEltlES-Coilte is quiet. Sugar isnc.
1--WE, with sales at !. - and l3c Tor di1oreni
GRADES. Sales of Mulasses At g6asl Ia for
New Orleans.
PkuVl>lONS-porE Is firm, with sales n,
s2H I5us3O for nrw meas. aud t2SHS2g tor d.
Beef Is ann a. flG 50atlu Tor new pain mess:
sales OF Beef Bans at Sll giJ tor Western.
Cut reais are tlTm, AT llal2c for shoulders
and lGd &c Tor EalnR. Bacon Is dull. Dress
ed Hogs arc arm. at l1Al3 Tor Western. Lard
~ ifm AT 26aiso.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

All the hands in our Office propose
the Inventor OF the Gold Medal Soap
for President. Don't they know in
this country the ladies don't vote, and
true merit is not appreciated by the
men. No, no, the ladies don't want
him to give up the manufacturing of
so valuable and indispensable an ar
ticle to the household for the sake of
being President. Maids and matrons
alike would feel the loss Of 30 indis-
pensable an article ON a washing
day.
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GRAND jury PROCEEDINGS Quite
Il number of indictments were found
by the Grand Jury, during the last
session Of court. We are not allow
ed to give the names of those against
whom the indictments were granted,
as it might interfere with the ends OF
Justice.
The following are the indictments
granted:
One indictment for stabbing with
intent to kill.
One for grand larceny.
One for stealing mares.
Three for assault and battery,
against different persons.
One for petit larceny.
Eight indictments against different
persons, for liquor selling in Findlay
One against several persons for
assault and battery with intent to
kill.
One against several persons fol
disturbing religious meetings.
One against person for stealing
bank bills.
One for assault and battery will
intent to commit rape.
One for bigamy.
One against two persons for living
in a state Of fornication.
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AccIDENT.-Mrs. Watt met with
an accident last Tuesday night,
which, though not serious, was ex.
tremely unpleasant, Mrs. w. was
returning from church and as she
left the north end of the covered
bridge stepped INTO n hole in the
walk, and was unable to get her foot
out. 1T was some fifteen or twenty
minutes before help came.
1t would not be a bad idea If those
having control of the matter should
liX up the walks, so that there will be
no man traps for person to fall into
in dark nights.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

COMMON PLEAs,-A large amount
of work was done in this court. The
cases generally were not of sufficient
interest to warrant publication.
The following are the cases of the
most Importance disposed of.
State Of OHIO vS. Mordecai Ham
mond-Tried for burglary and grand
larceny. Found guilty and sentenced
to Penitentiary for three years.
James w. Jones rs. Martha j.
Jones--Plaintif sued for divorce
granted.
John Franks us. David Letter
Assault and battery--found guilty
fined S37.00,
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Feb, ., lSGG-t3.

NoTICE TO FARMERs.-I am now
prepared to fill orders for Balls new
Reaper IL Mower; also, Massillon
Tmrcshcr and Norwalk Wood Saving
Machines. These machines are the
best now used. A large assoitmen,
of Melodeous, Pianos, etc, always
on hand. Be sure to call on me be.
fore buying elsewhere.
Office in Music Store.
G.. w. WALTERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The Janu-
airy term of the Common Pleas Court
Of this county has just closed. BY
arrangement with Judge Whitley.
Judge Conkln, Of Shelby county,
presided during the term. Quite a
number Of very important and diff
cult cases, both civil and criminal,
were disposed of. The Bar of this
county universally speak in the high
est terms of the promptness, ability
and impartial integrity with which
Judge G. dispatched the business and
disposed of the cases. The people
Of his sub-district are fortunate in
having a high-toned gentleman and
able lawyer like Judge c. to preside
over their Courts.
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II A LIS
vegetable SIcIllian Hair Renewer

vegetable SIcIllian Hair Renewer
Has proved itself In ha tho most d perfect pre n
aration for the hair evJr offered to the b ub.
lio. w.
II isa vegetable compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
II will restore Gray Hair TO its orr inal col.
or.
II III keep the hair from falling out.
IL Gieanses tho scalp, and makes tho hair
soft lustr0us ami siken.
II is splendid hair dressing.
Noperson, old or young should fail touse A.
IL Is recommended aud used by the hrsi
Medical authority.
80 Ask for Halls VegetabI eSicillian Hair
Renewer, and take no other.
.-l.. II. z. Z ALL & Co.,
Nashua, N. II. ,Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists.l
Sept. % lS6j.-vl2nlS.
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CoLD.--The thermometer on last
Thursday stood at from 10 to II de
gress below Zero and at present
writing it is outrageously cold.
God pity the poor.
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"AGENrs WANTED."-We invite
the attention Of enterprising men de.
string active and profitable employ
ment, to the advertisement in this pa,
per headed as above. The work for
which agencies will be given, Head
ley's History of the Great Rebellion,
will doubtless command ready sales
and remunerative profits to agents.
Apply to j. II. Wentworth, johnson
Building. Columbus, o.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
no cxpIre On The sist day OF Jan,

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS o., Jan. o. 1866. {
NowYo
terento
and
\ dofe
ia tcksO
Nngan
In
u @ 81
suilo olrd
lct
sew
the
ts'Ll lTNrl JAMES II. o tae.
Policies aulr a his by
"
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AT Cosr.-J. r. Maley advcrtises
his stock Of Wool Hoods and Nh
bias, Ladies white Wool Hose, Sacks
and Cloalls, etc, etc, at cost. Read
the advertisement, and go and Sc
cure bargains.
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NEwsPApER ENLARGEMENTs AND

NEWSPAPER ENLARGEMENTs AND
IMPROVEMENTS. - The Bellefontaine
Republican has been enlarged and
otherwise improved. 1t is now what
ought TO be the size of all country
newspapers--thirty two columns.
The Marion Independent has been
enlarged to the same size, and is,
like the Republican, neatly printed
paper.
The Wyandot Pioneer has changed
hands, and also appearance. It's
new proprietor, Col. Wilson, evident
ly understands that the Union men
of Wyandot want q decent paper,
and intends that they shall have IT,
The paper has been enlarged and
a new dress added.
The Wyandot Union has been en-.
larged, and is one of the neatest ap-
pearing of our Democratic exchanges.
Politically, it won't do to swear by,
but otherwise it is all right.
1t is encouraging to see these evil
dences on the part of our brethren
Of the press to improve country pa.
pcrs. There is no reason why coun-
try papers should not be able to
compete with the unwieldy city week
lies in appearance and interest. All
that is needed is che support that
rightfully belongs to them-the large
amounts that are annually sent out
of each county for political papers.
Could this be directed in the right
channel we should have fewer poor
country papers; for it is mighty hard
to work and try to make u good pa.
per when the man who ought to be
its patron is indifferent as to wheth
er it lives or not-.-in spite of himself
the publisher will begin to feel
spirit Of Indifference stealing over
him as to whether lie gets up a good
paper or not. The way to remedy
this is to get up paper that when a
person once sees it, he will want to
see it again--make a live paper
When we Of the country press shall
do this, city papers will not be taken
in preference to home paper.
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Stra ge, but True.

Every young lady and gentleman I'm the Uni.
ted States can hear something very much to
their advantage by return mail (free ~
chargc) by addressing the undersiruCd. -
Those having Tears Of being humbupged VIII
opllge by not noticing this card. All Qua
viii please address thoir obedent servant,
THOs. +. CHAPMAN,
feb91y sMp1CO s3l Broadway n Y
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" Miss not the ocGasioni by the forelock take
That subtle power, the never halHpg tlmo
Lest mere moments putting offshould make
asohance almost as heavy as crime."
Recollect that DR.. ID. III. SELVES
Liquid Catarrh Remedy will cure ca
tarrh, thus arresting disease, which
II allowed its course will result in
consumption.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

'TwoNr PAY 10 READ Ir.--W e
mean the advertisement of B. b.
Barney ~ Snyder. 1t contains but
little, and won't pay the trouble of
reading; but go to their store and
see how cheap they arc selling goods.
IrrepressiLle Old White Corner, is
4 big place.
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BEAUTY.-Beauty is nice commo-
dity to have, but if you have it not,
what are you TO do to be possessed
of it! just go to Kinnaman's Photo.
graph Gallery and get picture
He takes them to life, and makes you
good looking whether you are SO or
not That's the way to cheat people
into the idea that YOU are handsome.
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Special Notices.
One Fiagi One Dcstinyi

This is the motto Of our government and
iis champions. GRAHr and SHERMAN, are wrl-
Ting ii in words Of Are on The battle cloud.
In tho meantime, throughout the whole land,
Cristadoro's Hair Dye
Iswinnirg its silent victories, changing re.
bellious reds, grays and yellows into rich
blacks and browns. and converting in mo-
me Mt unsighl.ness into beauty.
One Hair Dye only will eventually be rec.
ognizcd in tho world Of fashion, Wis that
manufactured by j. CBlSTODORO, No. 6 AS
tor House New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by all hair dressers. teblG I'm
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ART.-Not half enough attention
is paid to art. Its beauties are too
little studied by we practical Amer
leans. 1t is very easy to remedy
this--just call at Goodies Gallery of
Art. Work done in the best and
modern styles. a general invitation
is extended to every one to come and
see specimens of Photographs, etc.
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srATE or NEH- roRF

Carlisle Norwood Pcslr and John NILS h
"a Ia true land
of
Ahc e
Presdep
s,s,toa . ,,,. JOHN MILLS,
ls-ALI tsrAArl r.. M. HEODEv, Public.
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MnrrInge md CpIIhncu-

An essay OF warning and instruction for
Young Men. Also, diseases and abuses which
prematurely prostrate the vital powers, with
sure means OF relief Sent free of charge, i'm
sealed letter envelopes. Address, DIR. j. ski.
LIN h9uGHr5N, Howard Association, Philadel.
phla, Pa. jani0Iy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

New BARRIER SHoP.-NIr. f. c..
Brown has opened barber shop, next
door to Stewart & Lambs Grocery.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

CALL AND SETTLE.--IIaving closed
out my business ut my old stand ON
Railroad street, am desirous of set
Ting up all accounts pro and con-
All indebted TO me will please take
notice. Books and accounts will be
found at my new stand, corner oil
Main and Sandusky strcos.
ISAAC DAVIS.
Fob y ISGG-t2
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NOTICE.

Henderson a.lsss \ Son. Prs' Before p. B. Boards.
John ": Megary, Deft. tp., Hancock sGinaisy Ga ~
ON THE 9Th DAY on FEBRlyxoIi;Vv Al; "
~ A.. d. 1865. said justice issued an Oh,
OF attachment In the above claim for the AM,
OF $53 02. Henderson, q S1Mam sam
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