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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24
By the Commissioners Appointed by the Legisla-
turc of South Carolina to sell the State Works.

Bv the Commissioners Appointed by the Legisla-
ture of South Carolina to sell the State Works.
INTENSIVE SALE OF MA
PTBLiC HGCfIoN, AT THE STATE MILITARY
W0RKS, GREENvILLE, S; G., beginning Oh
hDs Steam sesa Engines, one twenty-five and one
FrsPfL ; ass' t9s Mfssn ns y,'e'
g.yt Drilling Machines, Punching Machines,
Anvils, q rindstones,
Tip Hammers and FORCES, Steam Ham,
-. Smiths 'fongs, Smiths Hammers shafting,
Ssrew;Cuttins Machines,
Morticing Machines,
.Beiiows, Machine Blowers. Portable
.. All descriptions OF Gun Machinery. ..-
Wood and Iron Planning Machines, -'.
..# Circular Saws,
~. Leather Betting, Rub6er DeiuhS'
Eiasks, Patterns, Drills, ~.
~. Several hundred gross Iron and Brass
a., . Wood Screws, tsE.- .
., 500 pounds Cast and Spring Steel,
$4,000 pounds swedes and American Iron,
500 s sofSs F SaS" Wood, Coke,
e.. Bras: and Iron Trimmings and Filings,
u Mills, Hand. Screws. Wagon Wheels,
PtJ,os, ,Augers, Braces, and Bits,
and nuInbe rless other articles.
All tn ESQ are in large numbers and quantities,
and constitute a stock OF machinery, &c, such ~
Is seldom offered. ..-.,r -.
= A catalogue OF sixteen pages has been printed,
Containing . general description Of the stock,
which may be had OH application by mail to the
Secretary. 80 ,f#
Terms: Cash, or note OF sixty days, with ap.
proved security bearing interest at option Of pur-
chaser. ... ash All ....
For fuvther information, spplyto =, ,o,n
GO IL iaw5w Greenville, b. G..
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Month west corner of Main and Eleventh streets

T,ARM CALLED "WOODLAWN,"
THE FORMER RESIDENCE OF JAMES Z;
SPORTS. THREE MILES FROM RICHMOND, FOX
RENT AT AUCTION FOR THE YEAR 1857 w =
will rent at auction on the premises on IUESpAi
the "a day of October, at IL O'Clock NJ tne apovs
nearly ali OF which is cleared. II lies on the north
side Of the Westham r1snkroad about three miles
The IMPROVEMENTS are q large brick Yelling,
with the usual out buildings, suitable Tor the nc
commodation OF large family, extensive garden
This place being near the city is desirable as
residence and exceedingly valuable for farming
and truck patching. Terms at the renting.
"''N GRUBBS u WILLIAMS,
90 "a tia 7I1G Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctioneers,
ortbwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

XrAJJrABLE LITTLE FARM ONE
MILE AND A HALF NORTH OF THE CITY
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By request OF Mr.. Jo-
sc nh Sharpe we viii sell at auction upon the pre-
misses on FRIDAY. September 18th, at II o'cloG NJ;
his FARM situated on tho road leading from BROOK
Tnrnpike to the Meadow bridge road, having also
a front on Kennons road, and adjoining the lshdS
of II, r. Taylor, Mr. Burton, and Mr.. Carter.
II contains 8? lilo acres, Of which about 10 acres
are cleared and In cultivation. The remainder
could he easily gotten up
There is plain but comfortable dwelling with
four rooms and the usual out buildings
Situation is healthy, water good, and neighbor-
hood desirable. -.-- .H
Possession will be given at once.
Purchaser may buy the growing crops, and after
the farm is sold We will sell mule, nvs hogs,
Terms: For the land, 300 cash balance at one,
two and three years with interest; orths personal
property IGRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
p S-Afer above sale We will sell FIVE ACREs
HEAVILY WOODED LAND, nearly adjoining the
above Failing to sell the land, we will sell the
WOOD upon H. being from SOC to 400 cords, III lots
10 suit purchasers. Terms at sale. -,
Sc 2A,-tds u w.
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AUCTION sAl.ES-THrs DAY.


by Sampson Jones, Jr., &Co.,
Aucnoneers and Commission Mercha nts. No
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary
On MONDAY MORNING, 2,ru IN.
~ SLANT, commencing al 10 O'clock, W. vii,
sell ut our store = large invoice OF GR0CEgips
WINES, LIQUORS, &c. We enunerste In part 20
hoarhcads prime q. y. SIDES,
hogsheads prime SHOULDERS,
s,00J pounds " ANS, --=-s.s
IS barrels SUGAR,
20 sacks COFFEB,
loo barrels FLOUR,
Is barrels FAMILY ROE HgRRIy0S.
% barrels GROSS HERRiNGs,
80 boxes ADAMANTiSK CANDLES,
barrels N0LASSES,
10 barrels VINEGAR,
10 barrels LARD,
rs kits MACKEREL,
so gross PARL0R MATCHES.
rs boxes GREEN TEA,
20 boxes BLACK TEA,
10 kegs ENGLISH SODA
20 boxes FAMILY SOAP
rs boxes STARCH,
20 dozen BRO0MS
100 dozen BACKING
5000 papers sMoxIyG TOBACCO.
10 barrels FRESH CAKES
~ 10 barrels WHISKY
30 baskets CHAMPAGNE
Cpnsgnmen,s solicited for this sale.
). JONES, JR 4 CO,
se Ill Auctoneers.
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By Harrison, 6oddin & Apperon. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TINE VALUABLE LOT KNOWN AS
i THE TRADERS BANK, ON THE SOUTH
FIFTEENTH STREETS, FOX SALE AT ArC.
TION, TOGETHER WITH OLD BRICKS, STONE,
IRON VAULTS, Gc.-At the request Of the Pre.i.
dent and Directors Of the Traders Bank, We shall
sell at auction, on the premises. on MOSDAY the
gath September 1885, at o'clock p. NJ, that very
VALUABLE LOT located as above. on which for.
merry stood tho Traders Bank, having front of
twenty six feet and depth Of about lilo feetto
wide alley.
E After which, will be sold all the OLD BRICKS
STONE, STONE VAULTS, and IRON SAVES.
ATgRxa: For the real estate-onc quarter cash
balance at four, eight, and twelve months for ne.
5tiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
dsed For the personal property-sixty days credl,
Tor approved endorsed negotiable notes.
HARRISON, G0DDIN APPERSoy,
se A-eodtds Aucti0neen
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FALL OPENING FOR 1886
~ ALL. sTEENBOCK & CO.'S.

Al ,. SthhNDOOh u
In announcing to the public our FALL OPEN.
ING for 1868, desire 10 express our grateful ap.
probation Of the very liberal patronage thus lar
extended to our house, and to return our thanks
for that generous encouragement which mas re-
warded our enterprise and been an incentive 70
more vigorous efforts our part To meet the nuo-
lie wants ia tbs presentation OF goods OF our own
DIRECT IMPORTATION, and from the frst bands
OF the original manufacturers OF Europe and AiLe'
Our senior partner has spent the whole year In
Europe and perfected the most complete arrange.
ments for the reception OF the earliest invoices .!
ELEGANT AND sEAs0NABLE GOODS,
40 that we shall always be In advance of other
houses purchasing Of importers. and Offering only
rated in the limited space Of an ordinary advertise.
ment but which becomes impossible In the grades,
GREaT VARIETY OF OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK,
which we pledge ourselves shall always embrace
FULL LINES OF GOODS
in every department. We are now opening In
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS 81
ca ses of those chaste and handsome Plaid, Striped,
Checked. and Figured VALENTIA,
sERAPHlNE understanding new and
F FIRE. Fl PoPL TN in standard eSiofs
Double width IRISH PoPLlNS, In choice color.
& MiPPRfEssssrc oTas Very and
desirable article OF goods in solid eolors aud bean.
PLAIN, CoLoRED, and FIGURED ALPACAs-
ciatod -
| FRENCH M0USELINES, &c, &c.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT,
presenting the most choice aud complete assortment
south Of New York city, /. now uncommonly nj.
tractivs, with its
| Elegant BLACK eros DLY0Ns,
Heavy and Superb GROS DAFRlC,
GRos 6;EcC6ssE and ITALIAN and other'u
perior SILKS.
| BLACK FIGURED SILKS. very handsome;
BLACK DOTTED and STRIPED SILKS, latest
| styles-somc OF which exceed IN hnsh and excel
| lence any goods evy7yst imported:
WHITE PoULT DESolE, sugerior quality
| MAGNIFICENT WHITE sAfINS, In variety
! of styles Of texture - plain, hgured, ana tie.
! ganty smbroidered--such goods as have seldom, u
ever, been it,red in any other than than the "a.
risian market designed especially for the party
| and bridal wardrobe.
| With q special desire to meet the wants OF
! MISSES AND CHILDREN,
! we have imported some chaste, small bsured'
ALL-wOOL DELAISES,
| PLAIN, STRIPED, and CHECKED MERisos,
! PoPLINS AND PoPLINETTs, charming style. !;
SCOTCH PLAIDS, So, &c.
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Z BY Harrison, Goddin Apperon, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents. y 4

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
" LIABLE BRICK TENEMENT; On n - FRE NH
GARDEN HILL - ON THE EAST LINE of NM II,
appointed by decree OF Richmond Hastings Court
rendered on the 10Th of September, 1856 In The case
SSaa on the premises on TUESDAY the 25h Of
september, 1850, at half:pastl o'clock r. NJ. the
valuable BRICk TENEMENT LOCATED as above,
tains ten rooms, besides excellent brick Kitchen
The lot has a front OF 80 feet and depth OF 100
feet Possession given Immediately.
six. and rine months for negotiable notes, In
tsrest added and title retained until all the pur-
chase money Is paid and conveyance ofoered ny
the court. - ...#
i; A. CLA snsaNy, Commissioners.
Sale conducted by. ,nr,soy
se2l IIIfE p Auctioneep.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneer,
forth west corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

MISERABLE DIV YELLING, ON
~ TENTH NEAR LEIGH STREET, For SALE
AT AUCTION ON MONDAY the Path of Sep,rm.
Der, at o'clock ?: n, we will sell gE4n The pro.
the east side OF TENTH street, between L aud n
recently occupied by Mr.. 5. II. Adams. u con.
tains rooms besides pantry; brick kitchen
The lot fronts % lO-l2 feet, and rms back lis
feet to an alley L. feet wide. This Is \ really
pleasant residence ; the location Is retired yet
very convenient to business. Possession given Is,
October.
TERMS One-third cash balance At 8, IL, and Is
months, with interest, and secured BY trust deed.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
IA 10 Auctioneers.
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Il .- h'r HrAa RxIDsvILLE, n Gu
l.,..i.,,,.,q - September III lsts. s. 4
Messrs. Al. Stokes & Co., Agents for Pacific

G.aBa, Ric.s a0ad, E0. ...a.s .e25.J -3L1 I
Gtntlenaen, LIN answer to your request that
shall give you my opinion Of the value OF Pacific
Gusno IS q fertilizer, make the following state
meIlt fJlIt - ID J'bsl - X 3. z. .f -
n Oi tbs tsa tDas purchased Of you this apring.1
used shout chg ht principally on my tobacco ssop:
In order 20 tat he conpArativA value Of 'ths and
aasSsiss OF the isttsHt sriSd HEM side 81 siSS
in 90 yHl QnAatity, beth and On the hill
Siplying Kboaa 100 pounds to the gore whs9 broad
casting and frpm 6xlf to . Tablespoonful TO the
hill VIXEN applied In that way. l have come 70 the
conslstjou Shskiths Pacific II, nearly Y nptAuts,
equal 70 the Peruvian In fqrvlag The growth of che
ssO Sssaiss
soms!%s:Hf EEsfs ms%snf IN ., or ss
s s. ~ On s'yusIk portion iof NJ 9oHHPpJ"hs
Il fave hssstofere used most Of The xSstiitisn
Sthavebsen thrown on the markSt 9pa now be.
lteSS that the sxtne amount al money tnvestsd In
s. s!:ss ':;,' ssss vi ss2siss; ' :
nlas s. ~ sss s:s ~ :ssss q ssis ma:
nnTS In hate ming the maturity Of my tQbseeo
sj9pi lia yfit4t E''t ',.R''it casA nsIa id
49, g: 90. 49,. = ~. o0ge9sAA
fxE - ;sappay o. Go9AElg|
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r ESTABLISHED Is45.

TO COUNTRY, MERCHANTs-DoN'T BE HUM.
.. BUGGED. ....
II Won want the really nice ORIGINAL DOUBLE
REFINED STEAM CANDIES, made Of the best
white sugars, highly favored Il don't perfume
them, call at my old established stand, No: hl2
Man street. LOUIS J B0SsIBUX,
.ao,,o, old No. 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

DANISTER MILLS FOR SALE
ID We otter for sale these VALUABLE MILLS,
Viii oh ara located or Banister river, near HaLfax
Courthouse, Va There are FIFTY ACRES "
LAND attached to said mills, lying on both sides Of
the river, which gives the command OF fnmense
water power The improvements are good dRlSf
and Jaw MILL, COTTON PIGktNG MACHINE,
and . small but excellent FIGURING MILL, new
and In perfect order, 49,
The custom OF the mill Is large and proatable,
and might, by proper attention, 6e greatly 10.
the water power IL has on both sides OF the river,
which offers at all seasons Of the year supply OF
water sufficient to propel an almost unlimited
amount of machinery. .....
Persons desiring 10 invest capital In such pro-
perry cannot nnd more desirable location In east
srn Virgins. ra, IA
III not evously sold privately, will be Offered
1t pa6lic sale ON The 2sra DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1855
Terms: One fourth easiryssix, twelve, and sigh-
teen months credit for balance, bonds With sp-
proved security, and tile retained Until pssnsn' -
made. yAMES o. EAsLhI1 ,Iyrncv
SO s-2awtds Bxscutors John b. Carungton.
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BY James NJ. Taylor. Auctioneer,
office opposite the spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN THE CoUN-
TY OF HENRlCO, AT AUCTION.-Ass special COM
missoners, appointed by the Circuit Court OF Hen
rico by decree entered in the case OF Coureli,
guardian ps. Cottrell and others on the second
asv of May 1906, we shall proceed TO sell at pubic
auction on MONDAY the lst day OF october, .s 100,
at !? clock NJ, on the premises the tf ;s of
LAND in the proceedings mentioned II lies near
the Three chop road, about nine miles west oil
Richmond and ad Joins the land Of Messrs. Charles
Cottrell, William y. Harris, and others; It con.
taips between $50 and 500 acres OF land lI5 acres oil
which is arabic land, and the remainder In wood
and timber about thirty acres Of creek bottom
and of a fine quality. 49,,
The buildings consist of a two-story framed
dwelling house. kitchen, carriage. house, corn
house, overseers house, &C all In good order.
There are three never-failing streams OF water
running through the place.
This farm is considered by those who have
known 1t for years as an excellent and desirable
one. ,-
TERMs-One. fourth, cash balance, one, two and
three years bonds, with satisfactory security re-
Guired with interest, to be paid annualy-the title
10 be retained until tho whole pure base money II
Maid and A conveyance ordered by the court.
JOHN @. WILLIAMS Commissioners.
WILLIAM II. LYONS. 'o"ue''
se 2ltIs . ~ Auctioneer.
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.nIL FACTORY AND TANNERY
l DPOR sALE.-Ths subscriber Is authorized to
ALI the OF, FACTORY and TAESERf located In
the valley In rear OF the new poor. house i con.
. tains among other fixtures, three large Kettles
and = Complete set Of fixtures and tools for The
tanning and dsessing Of morocco leather osr-
gain can be had. For further ,tnforpauii99q Apply
~ '',1 Fourteenth street between Main
L.. "A .1wx = - 90 i. . and Franklin. a
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO
L FRAMED TENRMBNTs, ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF DuvAL STREET, ADJOINING THE
L.STREET CHAPEL.-As trustee In deed
OF trust from James Hickman and wife, dated the
eth of May, 1866, duly recorded In the Hastings
Cont shall sell at auction, on the premises, on
p. M, the two FRAMED TENEMENTS conveyed
by said deed-one Of which is occupied by him.
and the other by his mother. =,
Trims: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale
Each of the tenements Is in pretty good order,
and sufficient for the nse Of small family.
Sc Is ALEXANDER II. SANDS, Trustee.
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SHIPPING.

TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
STEAM BOAT COMPANY. -TRI. ehzEA4@
WEEKLY LINE-Leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY, TIL RsDAY, and shT rt u
and SATURDAY, Freight received every day;
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Captaih
THOMAS TRAyERs, will leave here al cloeh n
N TUESDAY the 25th instant.
Freight received MONDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state
and passenger accommodations. ...#
Passage, meals included, SO.
For freight or passage apply to- c,-,p,r
office at Charles +. Workman & Co.'S.
.aoua o. 49,, 80. Fifteenth street, Z.
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ToR SALE OR LEASE, THE ETC TO

nor SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
BAcCo FACTORY on the corner OF Degrav
street and Tiffany place, Breoslyn
machinery Tor the manufacture OF tobacco. for
The b9iiding Il ssby 40 feet i've stories high.
81 feet, with stsbls. and good yard room. The ma.
ch nery ofhe mostimproyed pattern but little used,
and az good as new, and OF capscity FOR putting
eiey stor ulin pumps and presses, water.
&c !: in Fact q complete establishment; and for
ary ono " Lining 10 embark IN this business, such
an opportunity but seldom Offers; AARply tSS
ssiaAin lsr! h,r ds Front street, New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-24

ITO THE PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA
i AND NORTH CAROLINA.-We take great
pleasure in placing before the following letter
hon the Hon. D. W. CouRrs,, OF Rockinghsm
that State as enc OF great interest to your welfare
The high standing of CogkTs Is a planter,
iactar of TIE UPACIFfC GUAN0 as = fertilizer.
We offsrths PACIFIC GU4E0 to oar frends-
the planters Of Virginia and North CarolinaExnh
ma'A improved ~ aA Y. STOKES 4 Co,
ruung s Asentsfor Paciac Guano.
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STRAYED FROM MY PREMISES,
- at Bacon's Quarter Branch, on Friday might,
ELEVEN SHEEP. No marks recollected.7 FIVE
DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for their de-
livery to me at the New Market, second stall, or
for any information that wifiead to their
2i-lt& ....#... JOHN r. sLEDD-
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CT. JOHNS LODGE, No, 36.--A "a
y called mse,ina of this Lodge win be held NY
THIS Monday EVENING n O'Clock, aHV\
the lodge room ON Msrshsll street. ......-'ai ;"
by order of Worshipful Master: -.
JAMES K. FISHER, Secretary.
sRprRsRRR a. A. L.. $500, A. d. 1896. Sc Alt
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RICHMOND ESCAAPABHT No. ~
.. .H4 2 KNIGHTS TENPLAR,, }
. RlcHxosD, September %, 1860.
nRDERS No. l.--SIR KNIGHTs,-~S
~ Assemble al the Masonic Hall on Mar ~
shnll street between Sixth and Seventh, on/N\
TUESDAY MKT, the 2Sth instant, at o clock p.
H., itbsing stated meeting. -
BY order OF NJ. L. Z. H. GILL, G, C.
: WILLIAM L. MAULE, Capain- General.
JANIS T. RIpDIcK, Recorder. SO 2a-1
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.gt ASxAwoS TRIBE, Ne. %, l. Q. R.Ma
18th Sleep, Corn Noon, q. 5. D., sB.. g
rIfTEFS AND BROFHERS,-You are
kst Hail oar ext TUESDAY NIGHT, 81 the eighth
run 70 o'clock), rs important business will be
bYOhgh before the Tribe.
Members of sister Tribes and 7tsanAisnt Brothers
In good standing are fraternally invited TO attend.
-, BY order Of the Sachem.
ssa4-2t.Slr THOMAS ADDISON, @. OFF,.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
IN atths proper time for the renewal Of one share
Rs iroad Company, standing in the name OF Va1en.
line Winfree, which was destroyed in the fire Of
the Sd of APRIL, 1855. ...........s jy l8-lawM2n
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made for the renewal lof,a
lost CERTIFICATE for TWO SHARES OF STOCK
In the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company
Sc iiTiaw2m CHARLES M. FRY s. co.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-06
NUse the Bcst.D

DIR. CLOCKS EXCEL NOR HAIR REST0.
HER is the best preparation for the hair over
offered to thu public, aud the only one possess
ing aiI The merits claimed for u IL Tesi0Tcs gray
hair u its original color. making hair grOic on
bald heads when falling of from disease. Cures
Sick Headache and all diseases q the scalp. Re
mov,s seurG, dand,u6, &C., and makes harsh,
tory hair beautifully soft and hrWidiingy CLOS
sys
II Is elegantly Periumed, and is much BET
ter dressing than any Oil or POmatum irithout
heT deieteious elects.
II contains no sugar Of lead or other mineral,
30 Injurious to tie head and hair. and Of
tchieh most preparations are composed, but
Is n purely vegetable compound.
HdU ichfe as snOir Is with Hldrref0us TdpihHy
changed to all its former beauty. His not dye,
but by supplying the soCTetions OF the capI'
larv glands acts as a rfstorer.
We challenge the rorid to produce an instance
where the RestOrer has failed when used &C.
cording to directions. OF the thousands who
have used II we have yet 10 hear Of one who Is
not perfectly satisfied with its results. The
proprietor Is aware Of the many who have
been disappo nted bv the high sounding pro.
tence of the numerous preparations with
which the market has been iilled Tor few
years past; to such he woldd say, that such
entire confidence does he place in the mer,ts OF
his Rssiorsr that he offers in all cases to re-
fund the money af'er q thorough ,tr'ai Of iioo bot
nes, u 1t fails to give perfect satisfaction.
Put up in large bottles and sold by all drug
gists at 81 per bottle.
Proprietor, Manchester, n. II.
DAVIS < GREEN, Fndlay, Sole Agents for
Hancock County. Z. L. suiro Co., Cincln.
natl. mar23 ly"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-06

FRAUD. - In Madison township
the Judges of the Election closed
the polls at four o'clock in the after
noon. This, of course, is in direct
opposition to the law, and will rem
der the election invalid. We sup.
pose it was done for the purpose
of having an increased Copperhead
majority, and to carry out the pet
idea of Copperheads that the peo-
pie were coming over to them. This
scheme was undoubtedly concoc-
ted before the day of the election,
and every Coppcrhead voter was
got out, and this in defiance of the
law which every one should under.
stand. The matter should be looked
after, as we understand it is to be,
and the perpetrators of the outrage
brought to sense of the fact that
Tie law is OF greater weight than
Copperhcadism. The Copperheads
are always profuse in their aclsnowl-
edgements OF the supremacy of the
laws, but in this case, as in many
others, they willfully, and without
any excuse, broke the plainest law
of the State.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-04-06

JUSTICE IN FINDLAY TIA snug
little fight was had over the Office OF
Justice of the Peace on Monday.
The copperhead candidate was Capt.
James Wilson, and the Union men
rar Elijah I Dunn. in nominating
Ceptain Wilson, the Copperheads
hit upon fine stroke of policy, for
their candidate had been q soldier,
had spent seventeen months In reb.
ell prison and is personally very
popular man. In clectioneering for
him--with certain persons--his sup.
porters said he "was an old line
Whig, had never voted the Demo.
cratic ticket, had not identified him.
self with the party, and never would" {"
This style of talk won with some,
and with others the answer was "He
is on the wrong ticket, and is sup
ported by the wrong class of men,"
Many good Union men voted for Mr..
W., who would not had they under.
stood that the Copperheads, with
their usual sneaking propensitics,
had nominated him to beat Mr.. d.
that they dare not bring before the
people one of their own men, loaded
down as he would be with four years
opposition to the war and his mouth
scarcely half cleansed from the curses
heaped upon soldiers. The Cop.
perheads got quite number of votes
for Mr.. W., on the strength of his
having been a soldier, which Mr.. d
would have got had they been aware
that he was out in the first three
months service, where he contracted
the rheumatism which crippled one
of his legs.
1t must be nice party that has
to go out of its own ranks to get n
man to catch votes--a nice thing to
belong to such party.
The result, however, was satisiac-
tory in the extreme. Mr.. Dunn was
elected, and the Copperheads feel
hugely bored. Union men are well
satisfied.