The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-07-27

The Meadville (Pa) Republican
says that on Sunday, Sth inst, Hon.
G. Culver took up his lodgings in
venango County Jail, that seeming
to be the only way in which he could
escape the relentless persecution
waged against him by three or four
of his creditors. Mrs. Culver accom-.
panied her husband, and shared his
cell. Mr.. Culver was one Of the
principle managers of the Reno o !
Land enterprise, and failed in that
spec ulation..
The Senate Tuesday transacted q
large amount Of miscellaneous busi.
ness. 1t refused to pass Mr.. Will
sons bill for the equalization Of
bounties, thus causing a postpone
ment Of the measure until next De
cember. There was much business
also gone through with in the House.
The most important feature was
the admission of Messis. Maynard,
Stokes and Taylor, from Tennessee,
to their seats. The other Represent
atives will probable be admitted to-
! day
Gov. Stone, Of Iowa, has sent q
dispatch to Gov. Browne v, congrat.
ulating him on the restoration Of his
State to her proper practical relations
with the Union.
Only one Democratic paper In
West Virginia is edited by mar
who can vote. The rest are edited
by returned rebels, who are disfran
ichised, and men who have recently
come into the State.
In the House on Saturday, Mr.
COnkling, of New York, introduced
q concurrent resolution priayng fo
an adjournment Of Congress to tn
I'd OF October. On that day, unles
otherwise ordered, further adjourn
ment will be made until Decembe
LIST. Tho resolution was adopted b,
. a vote Of fifty nine to fifty. four.
1 An accident occurred in St. Loui
o on Thursday which has exploded
e theory that has been held immutsbl
a for many years. During the heav
!. thunder storm In that city on the da
;. named, Angela Arata while lying o
II a feather bed, entirely insulated troI
,. all other material substance, wa
d struck by lightning and instantl
d killed.
J, II the Copperheads had majorit
- - in Congress, they would at onG
e lee make peace with the rebels, the
:. ~ say. Why notp They never ha
~ any quarrel with them. They hav
= !, nothing to settle.
10 Mr.. Seward declared most empha
N ically, q few days since, that IL
,e Mexican question would be settle
e. within ninety days.
IN The Government has received Il
N formation that several Of the Fenis
Ia prisoners in Ireland have been r
70 leased on condition Of their return
d. ing to this country. ..-,
n. We are not in favor Of univers
putting, Ga system often employed
Of the celebrity Of this or that me-
icine, and we keep our praise uni
u we have positive knowledge OF Il
y value or virture OF an article.
y gives us pleasure however TO recor
~ mend to our readers DR.. C.. w. r
- backs Stomach Bitters, Blood PuI
80 fer and Blood Pills. The Bitter
~ We know from experience. give tol
o, to the stomach, aid digestion al
W reinvigorate the system, restorir
~ shattered and broken down constit
ne tion. There can be no better renee
20 for purifying the blood than the Pul
ae fer and Blood Pills.
e. The flrst regular shop tor the 50
of horse meat was opened In Par
on the 9th of July.
q Gen. sheHdau's order forblddir
ID 1.-The erection OF monuments, &C., de
4. l,gnsd 10 commemorate the rebellio
4. was published In New Orleans {
Friday last | .'