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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
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Editing d Paper


Editing paper is q very pleasant business
II IT CONTAINS too much political matter, Reopla
won't haveit.
Ii the type is too large, it dom contain enough
If lie type i small, people won't road it. s
If we publish telegraph reports. people say y
they are lies. gs
Mlf We omit them. they say Nc have no enterprise.
OF suppress them for political effect.
4 we have in a few jokes, people say We afs ~
rattlehead.
If we publish original matter, they damn us for
not giving selections
ii We publish selections men say Nd are lazy for
not writing more and giving them what they hare
we give man complimentary notice, them
we are censured for being partial
II we do not all hands say we are d greedy hoy
4 We insert an article that plcasas the ladies'
II we do not cater TO their wishes the paper i
not fiji TO have IN the house.
y we attend church they say II il only for eject.
!. w don.t fney dsnounce Us as deceitfal and
] KwelEemain In the ofiiee and attend to business.
iolss say we are too proud to mingle with our fel
If we 70 out they saw We never attend ta bnsi
ness. ss ssg75s
. # we publish poetry, we affect santimeatalism.
II We do not, we have no literary polish on taste.
they say we do not publish on the time q Il Is
time.
# We DO not pay ali bills promptly, folks say ws
are not to be trusted
II We do pay promptly, they say We stole the
money.
A DEAD HEAB.--A few mig hts ago, negro pre-
scnted himself at the daor Of lie theafer. and
wanted admission as o 9 dead heati.3 Upon being
asked on what grounds he based his demand, he
replied that he was freed man, and first cousin
to The bill poster
The reported res gaatiun u lie Italian Ministry
is contirfaed, and ten. La Marinofa has been iT@
trusted With the formation Of n new cabinet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

The amount Of gold coinage at the mint for the
month OF December was one million one hnndl ed
and twenty-nte thousand dollars; silver coinage,
about thirty-seven thousand and copper, over one.
hundred and three thousand dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

4 = A1se =
-s-.s.ss1xs4 The n ID @
u. s.sbggIIs lkA ~ 4. t54 mi
lhers n " ... ~ slt1 " hsa
Sf the spirit 6f fFetbn m ths aeutE At
been VI ss ~ ME- Hover
~ sshingf Ihe r. N ~
s0ss ony population from the IaIia.
nesdy, ths broken down sns the nds
.s9gsssfnts ne InigEsang cieee
&n0NM nj NE s1utA but f a. sAS IN iEgSI h.
l7Hh0 born atd ~ al6sNH&r6
| ct Ct !, lEesdol from ltSlI5 D. 4 IL dhxfrS
ehlldhSed and ne gF4sS4 u AZ fkSie 6xfss6s
pccsnse they fss1 that The haIo of Iibers k6 n Es
paftsd frol4 the Il r. MeIl HI tzzSt
have steadi2 fsSes ~ r. III
s.aas M u lEIttirs
Eut we cannot but respeC AZ ~ kassitS III ao9f
tnat dtad w xeex y6l a SS III
time appfs t&e n q m
| e0n1es RI turning e1e eyea ~ N
ings cf the Gongreaso ok ttts = l{ss$ Is1j
tI0nghts md passions Aft fbSs II n y g
lleved e re lrnpeetible ! M
nnder the shadow Df Ar1sSicAn III i
Bdt should nottAe acle 8 = Nj \ ~
dy the ordeal d. duty hi 4Ex ed Il SS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

Miss Harriet Lane, the neice Of ex- President Bu-
ehanan, and Mr.. Henry e. johnston q wealthy
banker of Baltimore, were married on the 10th
inst, at the residence Of Mr.. Buchanan, Wheat
land, Lancaster county, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

In the list ofinterments in the Mobile papers, a
private in the U. S G. Infantry is reported aged
10 years. This looks like robbing the cradle to
pay the grave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

The population Of Paris is ,e67 ,s4l an ir-
crease, since 1864, Of about 167 900.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22


The "SANoY u DIAMOND. THE history of this
d amond (wuight 81 carats) is very curious Nicho-
las Harrat, Signenr Of sancy, its possessor wish
lug TO raise innney kpon it for the benefit Of his
friend, Henry w., entrusted it to the care of
faithful servant. The man was beset by robbers
and murdered. His master recovered the body,
and, calculating upon his late vassel's fidelity,
opened the stomach, where, as he expected, he
found his lost treasure. He then carried out his
in'ettion. pledged it to the Jews, and was never
afterwhrd able to redeem it. In l649 it belonged
t. Henlietta Mara, dowager queen of England
from whom it passed to the duke of York. Alter
his abdlcatim, the nnucky James sold it to Louis
sIF., for f25o0n Dlring the memorable days of
Septenber, 1882 it was stolen, with the rest Of the
regalia; it reanpeared in, 1888, when the Prince
Paul peniidpf bought 1t from an agent of the
Bourbops for 975.t0o. Last winter it was on view
atM ssrs Garrard's in London; and finally it has
returned 70 IT, native land, being purchased for
f2O,ge0 by Sir Jameseljee Jeejeebhoy, oil Bonn
bay.
The population Of Paris is ,e67 BAL an ir.
crease, since 1864, Of about I67 ,00O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

The reported res gtatign q The Italian Ministry
trusted with the formation Of 4 new cabinet.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
Use the Best"

DIR. CLOCKS EX ;EL .lOR HAIR RESTO
RER Is the best prep ration for the HAIR evei
offered to til ? pubic. and the oniy one possess
ing all the merits claimed for a. |, reuO,es grd,
hdsr to it's ori sital ouOr. mating hdir lrO,c o.
bald heods when falling "a from disease. Cur,
Sick Heodachc aud al diseases u The scalp. Re
mopss seugG, dand. 10. Sc, and makes harsh
,oiTy hair 6edutUuiy sGjt and iururiaingiy giOs
~.
# ia elegantly Periumed, and is much be
ter d, essi x than any oil or POmatum UuhOui
her dtt.te, ious effects.
ltCIntatns no sugar Of lead or other mineral
so tnjuriuus TO tao hewl Hud halr. aud Of
,ohich most preparations ArJ composed, but
IL 4 purely vegetdbit compound
Hatr iDhife as SHOiD Is with mIrptI0uS rdpiiify
eha'ged Ia all i,s former beauty. H~ NOD a dye
but oy supplying The seUrotIons of The calnl
larry glands acts as q resforer.
We chdiiengr the wo,h ,u produce an instance
where the RestOrtr has tdIled when used Hc.
furding tu directions. ot tie thousands vi,
have used " we have Ut 10 hfdr of one who -
not perfectly satisfied with It's rc,ui,s. Ihr
proprietor Is aware Oi tile nauy who have
been disappo MED bN the high Suunting prr
tence Of tho numerous pre- pHrttiOns with
which the market has been hllGd tor u few
years past; TO such lie would stv. that such
,nfiIs confidence DIES he place In the mrj1is ui
his RssfO,tr that he offers in all eases to ~.
fund the money 1rer 4 thorough iirdI Of ico Dot
ties, II II itls 10 give perfect Satisfaction.
Put up In large buttleS and sold by all drug
gists at 81 per bottle.
Dl. T. CLOCK,
Proprietor, Manchester, y. II.
DAVIS 4 GREEN, Findiay. Sle AGENTS tor
Hancock County. T.. l.. sure Co., Cinoin.
natl. mtrN3 lNt
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
HANCOCK COUNTY
SOLDIERS & SAILORS
Mass Meeting =!
FindIay, Saturd'y, Sap. Is

There will be meeting of the sol
diers and sailors of Hancock Co., al
the Court House in Findlay, at one
O'Clock p. NJ, Saturday, Sept. 18th,
1865, for the purpose of forming a
Soldiers Club, and to select q proper
person to represent the county in the
Soldiers Convention, to be held at
Pittsburg ON the 25th day of Septem-
ber, 1861 ~ e. - sn-
Fred G. Worsley, John X. Wise. M.
Ahern, John Eaton, Geo Hall, +. B.
Lamb, Is. r. Lamb, j. W. Williams,
Henry c. Adams, J. W. F. Williams,
Chas. Henry, c.. Insley, Aaron +
Elder, Nj +. Bmkhead, John Watt,
Alonzo Bennett, John Lamb, James
Watt, S. G. More, NJ. b. Walker, j.
A. Bope, J. T. Woods, A. Langwor-
Thy, George Foreman, A. A. Monroe,
NJ. b. Patterson, c. NJ. Bush, j. NJ
Randall, Squire Johnson, John Stew.
art Daniel Grubb, II. II. Alban, j.
C. Busllom, Eli Dukes, Samuel F.
Pcpplc, Samuel Ii. Bolton, Darius
Stoker, d. Daughenbaugh, Squire c.
Groves, Eli Ream and others.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

HAyE You SEEN SAM ?'--No ?wcll,
the reason is he started last Monday
for the East, where he will stay, con
tinualiy buying something new, until
the room designed for the new for
firm Of Byal Il Houpt is completed
when they expect to open out the
finest stock of fall and winter cloth
ing and furnishing goods, that has
ever been offered in this town, and
at very low rates, too, as Sam got
word that goods were down, now, in
the city, When 4! I'm out of breath
Co and see them when Sam gets
back, won you?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
A HUGE MEETING.

The Democratic Messenger, of
Fremont says that there were 10, 600
people at the Democratic meeting in
that place last week, while the Jour.
nal claims that that there were but
about l,500 at the train to see the
President, and that on the Court
House square where the Democratic
meeting, proper was held not to cx
ceed 800 people at any one time =
Who tells the truth? We shall have
to take the Journals story, for Dem
ocrats are so anxious for enthusi asm
that they will stretch the truth some.
times--and we consider 15, 900 hor,
rible stretch. Won't you drop one,
Van?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
NANLuE. Sent. IL. 1866.

NANLUE, OepJ. III, 1866.
-lDDs. Jsrr - Perbaps an nccoun
of the inowmciits Of the Deinocrac,
in this Egypt'oi our county viii MAKE
interesting reading Numbers o.
handbills announcing in flaming char
acters the fact that n Mass Meet
ing would be held at this place
on Friday evening, Sept 7th, to he
addressed by VIM. II. Anderson and
l.. Glessner, were posted in ever dog.
gerry in town, nearly a week in ad.
vance. The bill, as YOU can perceive
by the character OF the speakers men
toned called for the unwashed, but
also requested the attendance of "all
Conser, ative Union men" Now,
wish to inform the Democratic Cen.
tIal Committee that we have 10 one
in this vicinity who answers to the
nasty, sneaking, cross. breed name of
Conservative. Union, except few old
line Copperhcads whose conservatism
toward the Union cauc, and radical
ism in the cause of the rebels have
made them notorious, and very fine
looking gentleman with hair us kinky
us Sambo's, whose anxiety to get the
post of Assistant Assessor has near.
~ crazed him. These men, feeling
that The race of the Democratic par
ty Is about run, are only too glad TO
cast off n name made so foul by their
misdecds that il has become TO them
a"body of death"
Although Union men arc not as
plenty here as were the locusts in
Egypt, yet they are not at all soon
servative" in their Union sentiments.
But must tell you about the meet
ing. The crowd was promptly on
the ground, consisting of two voters
from the country, anXiously inquir-
ing for the.meeting, and locked glum
enough upon being informed that the
speakers had failed to "cometo time. I"
One of the "crowd" had been TO
Fremont to have his spiritual. strength
renewed, aid in the fullnrss of his
JOY, TO hear Glessncrccho, and
brought rbag of apples asa thank
offering ani for puff in the Courier,
as chat "staunch old Democrat" etc.
But, alas i The poor old man was
obliged to find another market for
his fruit, and went home a ''saddcr,
If not wiser man"
Another. er.disappointed class of men
were the doggcry keepers. Gener,
ally, they rep rich harvest on the
occasion Of Copperhoad meeting,
aud supposing that this new move-
ment wonld cause an increase in the
number of whiskey drinkers in pro
portion to the number of new con
verts, they had made extensive prep
arations. But the best laid schemes
often fail, and at present the Copper
head element is weaker than it has
been since the first organization OF
their party. Look out for heavy
Union gain inaAmandathis tall
3 4 Union, WITHOUT AN "IF
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

EQUAL TO TuANKsGivING.--Last
Sabbath, in company with a large
number of other invited guests, we
sat down to IA splendid dinner in the
dining hall of the Siddall House.
Wallace having lbut just opened out,
and having heard that there was .
"sort O knaolS' required to properly
"keep hotel,' he selected "we uns"
as judges. Well, We sat down--that
was an easy matter--but after. .heing
Piled by the attentive walters with
all the good things which had been
SO bountifully supplied, getting. up
cost an effort. ALI hands went away
fully satisfied that the landlord was
the right man in just the place he
was designed for; that the landlady
was ditto, and that they had every
body and everything else about them
calculated to make hotel just what
it should be, HgdlIHu<h
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
II A l. L. 3
Vegetable SIciIltnn Hair Rnnewcr

Has proved Itself 10 be the most perfect pre!,
arauon foI the hair ev ~ offered 10 the pub.
lie.
ltisa vegetable compound, and contains
no injurious proper ties Whatever
II wilIrestUr Gray HAIR to Ito uri .inal sol.
or.
llkcep tho hair from falling out.
II cleanses the scalp, and maSos tito hair
soft lust rous ami silkgn
tits syIendid iRir DIRE sing.
No person. Id or yJung should iHil touse H..
IL is recommended aud used by the irSl
Medical authority.
ps- Ask for Hans Vegetab .iciiliar Hair
Remover, and take no other.
Il. T.. { lLL Il Co.,
Nashua, N u Srlpriuturs.
For sale by g. " J. NJ. HUBER i Co.
For safe by all drugGihIs.
Sent. n 1865. .-vl2nlS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
A WORD ro rME SOLDIERS.

A WORD rO rME SOLDIERS.
We have a few words to say to tn
"boys in blue :" ~
The Bread and Butter nut party il
making a strong effort to lure 70,
into its ranks, having suddenly con
ceivedan ardent and sincere friend.
ship for sour brave defenders" W.
You can easily remember, can,
YOU, the pet names which they so inv.
ishly bestowed upon you while yor
were Eat the front p Then, it wa,
Lincoln hirclings," "mcrcenaries, -
"whelps," ''hell.hounds," etc.
You remember, don't you, how
they slanlered the wives and widow,
of soma of your brave comrades
and used their utmost endeayors to
make their hellish slanders true. a..
Now, boys, what do you think has
oiled their tongues and caused them
to talk so smoothly |?
Why, you've got VOTES! e
The most of you rememb,r how
how these new-found "fricnds" treat
ed your votes while You were in th,
ariny,fghting for your country-how
by means of such base tools as Write
ley and Beery, decided that it was
"unconstitutional'' for YOU to vote to
secure the victories you had won.
No doubt some of you remember
the-manner In which many OF your
comrades were taken prisoners by a
squad of rebels. They were dressed
in Federal blue and mingling with
our boys and passing themselves of
as the "pure quill" very easily dis
armed them and marched them of
to rot in Andersonville and Libby.
Just so now. These rascals ar,
evolves in sleeps clothing They
have bought.up few of your com.
rades whose love for money and office
have overbalanced their patriotism,
and lave managed to get enough oI
their clothing so as to make it an easy
matter as they fancy to deceive yol
rs to tlieir real intentions.
Now, let us warn you of these bad
men, and when they approach you
with their palaver, scrutinize then
closely and under the outside cover
ing you will find "gray jacket" a
plainly as were the boots under til,
skirts Of jeff. Davis.
Look out for them--they may tall
Unionism for the time being, but a
heart they are as dirty rebels as
you ever whipped down South.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
To Consumpttves.

Tho advertiser, having been restored :,
health in "A lew weeks by "a very ,lH. tle rom
ody, after having suffered for several YEAR,
with severe luue affection. ahi uhht drra'
disease, cci sumptiuu-is ANXIOUS iu mrs
known to his fellow sufferers TO means u
To Nil who desire u. ho viii send II copy o
tho prescriy ytiun used Crce OF rhIg') VII
the directions for prelmr lng ANA using lh'
same which they will mud sure cure tea
I consumption. Asthma, bronchitis. Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object 0i the advertiser m scouting
the prescript on is tu benoht the 'ul ctrd, AM
spt cad Information winch lio conuelv,s tu b'
Invaluable, aud he hoycs every sufferer VIII
try tie remedy, rs II VII cost thcm roiiinS
aud may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription faEg. by
return mail. will pieaso address
Rev. EDWAtD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings county, n. Y.
fpbg.ly sMPkUO
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

Sunday afternoon, Sept. ID, 1866, MARC AREl
ALICE daughter of Abner ard Phmba Leon
ard. ~ Biglick tp., Hancock county, aged
years, months and days.
Alice wysaohild OF promise-a beautlfu
aowar, but in bio omng sho died. "Whst
do uiop kiuwest not now, but, tlou, shal
know hereafterp s-Evsp so, Father, for 81
It seemetf good IN Thy sights AZ l +. sJH.
In Pindlay, on the morning of Sept. 18th
1866, NELLIE CRAWFORD, infant daughter o
Thomas Z. and Mary Al. Winders, aged l,
months and 10 days.
sAs the bird to its sheltering nest
When the storm on the hills is abroad,
50 nsTspirshsp nowp ggopr'ess vsra4 o
:. IA 90 ssionSab bs.&a 4 sodsSEs i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
-~-1.-%$--

New STORE RooMs.--Thcre are
now nearly completed, four store
rooms, which will be filed with goods
within atew weeks. j, s. Patterson,
X. S. Baker and Hugh Newell are
proprietors Of the new brick block
opposite Davis building, and Milton
Taylor of the tasty frame acjoinlng
Ballentine. All of them are to be
splendidly finished, and are already
rented by live business men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

EVERYTHING NEw.-J. r. Maley Il
Co. are daily in receipt of their new
stock of fall millinery goods and no
tions. They also lave splendid
stock of jewelry.
The impression having got abroad
that Miss Maveety had lett that es
tablishment, we are requested tc
state that she will return 10 her post
about the Goth inst, and as hereto
fore, will by all the means in hcrpow
er endeavor TO attend to the wants
of her old friends. .--.-.------.-...---
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

SUGAR.---We we're shown a few
days since, by our friend, Lewis Lin.
hart, several samples of sugar made
from Northern cane. 1t was entirely
free from the wild, disagreeable taste
which chalacterizes the syrup made
from the same cane, and was as live
ly and delicious as any sugar we ever
saw.
Mr.. Linhart, has, in connection
with another gentlemen whose name
we do not now recollect, secured con
siderable territory for this valuable
discovery, and are now introducing
it in this county. Their advertise.
mcnt will shortly appear.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

CEREMONIES OF LAYING THE Con.
NER STONE OF THE NJ. Il. CHURCH OF
FINDLAY.--The ceremonies were cor
Quoted by Prof Donelson, Of Deia
ware Female College, assisted by
Rev's Wykes and Gray, ,onW ednesdny
last. Quite large number of pcopl
were present, and all seemed impress
ed wi Ii the solemnity of the ca, n.
The following articles were PLACED
in the receptacle Bible, Hymn book
Discipline, NJ. L. almanac for 1866
Premium List of the County Agricul
tural Society for 1866, L. 5. coin and
currency, the names Of Rey's Wyke:
and. Newton, the outgoing and in
coming pastors, and copies OF the
.Jefrersonian and Courier. ........
We were unable to be present, ant
cannot, therefore, give an extended
account of the affair. $50.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14
"Gen. Moses n walker a socond

i
class County Court lawyer, whose
principal practice is pettifogeing cas-.
es before Squire Beardsley, etc.
Courier.
Indeed! But won t his legal talents
reach fully The length aud breadth OF
those of your candidate, VIM. Mum
gem There are but three things in
which we will conccdc that Bill is the
superior OF the General, viz: mean
ness, flddling, and getting out of
range of rebel bullets. Do you re-
member Shiloh ? How many minutes
did 1t take Mungen to reach the boat
on that memorable day?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

T.. S Kimber is the oldest and
the most experienced
watch maker in town. lie warrants
all his work. Keeps Seth Thomas
clocks, ilue jewelry and watches
in Bakers Clothing store. Try him.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

FLEW THE TRACK Last Tuesday,
rs the engine on the L. Z e. L. Il r.
was running into the freight house at
Fostoria, it suddenly ran entirely of
the track, causing delay OF about
four hours. No particular damage
was sustained.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

Jne square, elines Miniop TYPED cneA b.
week ................ ............... u w
Each additional insertion. Of
Contracts rlarger amnunisoi advertising &
or for weary or somt.y early advertising, wi
be made ON u lsunable terms.
All legal or transient advertisements must
he paid Tor in adyaure, or paynont guArtI
ecd by q respog. iOle pcrson,
Administrators or Executors Notices will
DO charged 81, and must DO paid for IN AT
,AiirC.
Death notices lreo. Obituary 10 cents
or line.
Local Notices Is cents er line. Ne. nOilce,
how ever slurt. iusrI ted tor less than 81.
Business Cards per year, 81 per IIno, Min.
ION Type. ~ ... ..... .... ..
Auvert,sements, unless. the number OF in
sertiuns desired is srecllled, Will tie cJntiiI.
led until ordoi cd out, and charged for at reg.
uIar ratcs. % ..... Z ~ ..t'l
as- fhe above rates will bo strictly adhered
to III all cases.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

New GooDs.--We carelessly omit.
ted, last week, to call attention to the
fact that Carnahan had just received
a large stock Of new goods suitable
for the fall trade, and is anxious to
sell them in the same manner as he
bought them-cheap, for cash. See
his advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

"PHYsICIAN, HEAL TnYsELF."-A.
IIurd, NJ. D., is now sufficiently re-
covered Us to be able to consult with
patients at his office over Davis IL
Green's. Will resume riding in a
short time. .... ....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

NoTicE Il expect to be in Find
lay on Tuesday, the 25th of Sep
tcmber, and remain until Monday
following. Persons who may be
desirous of seeing me in reference
to the purchase of any of my prop.
erty, can call at Ewing G Redick' S
shoe store, l12.
JOIN EWING.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

ANOTHER CHANGE.-Jacob lIazen,
well known throughout the county,
has purchased the saloon aud res
,auraut of Fred Iinn. Phil, Haincs
has complete supervision of the vict-
ualling department, and none who
know his talents in that line will fear
for his success. Many new features
which we have not time to mention
ut present, have. bsen added TO the
establishment. They are now receiv-
ing nice fresh oysters, daily, which
lhcy sell BY the can or dish.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

New BAKERY.--L. E. Green's ba-
ker is now making the best of rye
and wheat bread, Also, all kinds
Iof cake, crackers and cracknels. -
Give him q call.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-14

NorIcE.-Our friends will please
bear in mind that the FI&sT WEEK IN
OcToBvR, terminates the second six
months of our business, period
when complete settlement of our
books with cash is expected. We
give this timely notice for the bene.
fit Of those who may be absent mind
ed or negligent in such matters. AT
the same time, we wish it distinctly
understood by all those knowing
themselves indebted to us, that NO
exceptions will be made, as we have
established rule Of lonly calling. for
money twice per year, and expect II
ready compliance Without further
ceremony.
S & j. NJ. HUBER Il Co.
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