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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08
JAPAN.

A heavy typhoon is reported from japan:
The sheseyeen steamer is said 10 have toundered and
fine r. l. o. screw steamer Singapore had been missing
for some days. but the loss of neither Is confrned Ad-
miral Keppe In the Saamis, and Sir Harry Partes, ",
tho Re ssk had taken decided action in regard to the
murder OF the two belonging to Her Mestys ship
Icarus at Nngasa. The Governor refused to give any
information. Admiral Keppel took the Governor and
ViceGoveror under arrest and sent them TO
Basillsk to dealt with by the ShogOon sr H. Parkes
and Admiral Keppe had gone 10 Osaka demand salts
faction on the 18th Of August seaman OF the United
States ship Shenandoah rode japanese at foko-
hama and severely injured him mat he soon
died The Dutch Minister bad been assaulted at yedo,
and several attacks on foreigners had occurred TRAD"
was hpDPcyiug.
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TURKEY.

UNUSUAL MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1T is reported here on
rood authority that the Sultan Of Turkey is making
unusual military preparations. In support of this
report it is stated that 5000 needle-guns have re
cently been purchased by the Turkish War Depart
ment while large shipments Of rihed guns have been
made TO the Turkish forces in Asia 1t is also known
that the Government has been restoring the citadel,
completing the walls, and otherwise strengthening
the Notifications of Kars.
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SOUTH GERMANY.
BADEN AND PRUSSIA.

The Upper House of the Baden Diet has unan.
mousy approved the Customs and Commercial Treaty
the salt Tax BILL the bill for elections 70 the Customs par
lament, aud the treaty of alliance with Prussia.
BAVARIA AND THE ZOLLyRREIy.
At the sitting Of the Upper House Committee Oct -,
nine members voted for the rejection Of the treaties for
the entry of Bavaria into the Zolvorein and one member
in favor OF them IT considered almost certain that ia
the full sitting the Chamber Saturday next the tf y
will be rejected.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, Nov 7-Intelligence has been received here
hat ship J. p whitney, Capt Avery, last from Bos
Dn for Calcutta. had been dlsmasted and otherwise
damaged at the latter port.
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GERMANY.
THE zOLLvEREIN.

hRLTN. Nov. All the towns in Schleswig-
iostein have joined the Zollverein, with the eXcep
ton of Altoona.
ELECTIONS FOR THE PRUss1AN DIET.
Evening-The election of deputies to the next
Prussan Diet took place here to-day. All the sue
cessu candidates belong TO the progressive party.
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FRANCE.

INCREASE OF, THE METALLIC RESERVE OF THE
BANK OF FRANCE.
Paris Nov. 7-Evening.-The financial statement
published on the Bourse reports that the metallic
serve Of the tBank of France has increased 100000
francs during the past week.
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uEAIrH OF THE non. THADDEUs STEVENS

. HUH IT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA letter received from
an intimate personal and political friend OF TIE ho-
Thad,lens Stevens dated Lancaster Nov. g. says: M
stevens ia not 81 well to-day still he expects to leave
here for Washington Saturday next. He may do So
but think II extremely doubtful II he can appear IN the
House II is as2crained from another source thai
special car has set apart for the accommodation or
Mr. Stevens 10 enable him to travel as comfortably ~
possible TO the National Capitol
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STEAMER HENDRIX HUDsoN-No LIVES LOST
HAVANA, Nov. "A Spanish war vessel which
went 20 the assistance Of the Hendrek Hudson has sue
ceeded IN towing the Inflated vessel Into the harbof The
passengers aud crew all saved
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mon and 12l for Medium. Tallow, AC. Petroleum, 1851
for Spirits and 1ibA for Refined
BY STEAMSHIP.

The mail by the Java arrived Mt this city
yesterday. She brings papers and letters to Oct De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-08

STATE TRIALS AGAIN--AMERICAN ClTlZENSHIP-
AN IMPORTANT OUFSTION-APPEAL TO THE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT-CONTINUED Re
MAN ALARMS-THE TRIALS IN MANCHESTER
LETTERS FROM COL. KELLY.
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roprL,R ADDRESSES TO LrHE hing.

Sire. An entire nation strong IT'S right aud IN the
sacredness cannot and ought mol 70 Tolerate
the insult which foreigner oilers Ia H. SIRE victor I'm
elected him King Your people VIII sacrifice life ana Tor
for the honor of tho nation and tho iunoht Oh Tvs
destiny Italy rcckons on the hero of Paestro ana san
MARITIME and She does not reckon Ia vain.
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rUE BATTLE AT MONTE RoTONDO-GAIaBALDi
DEFEATED BY THE FRENCH.
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TIE PRISONERS OF SANTIAGO DE CUBA-CoURT-
MARTIAL AND EXECUTION or PRISONERS
THE GOVERNOR OF sAGUA THE MASONIC
LODGE-THE NEW REVENUE TAXES - CHO-
LERA-THE SHIP LEQUEIT0-THE CITY ELE'-
TIoNs-TIIE NEWSPAPER oCCIDENTE.
Rrnn Our Hnecial CnTresponhepL
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
A Matter of Conscience.

Gen. Geo. II. Thomas commenced
his speech in reply to the address OF
Governor Brownlow presented him,
on behalf of the Tennessee Legisla
turc, with a gold medal, by uttcring
the following appropriate and patri.
otic sentiment:
"Some twenty years ago received
my ciploma at the Military Academy,
and soon after a commission in the
regular army. On receiving that
commission | took the oath to sus-
tain the Constitution of the United
States and Government, and to obey
all the officers of the Government,
placed over me. l have faithfully
endeavored to keep that oath, as II
solemn pledge on my part to return
to the Government some little service
for the great benefit ! had received
in obtaining my education at the
Academy"
Gen. Thomas is Southern born
man, and such words from him is a
cutting rcbukc to other Southern
men, who af.er being educated at the
expense of the Government attempt.
ed to break it up. The remarks will
not tend to lessen the hatred to.
wards him borne by the people of the
South.
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Maryland.

It will be remembered that at the
last election Mary land went Rebel,
Democratic, Conservative, or all three,
for there Is but distinction without
a difference The State Legislature
meet last Tuesday, prepared to
work alone in the interests of the
rebels, by whom they were elected
OF course all the work of its former
Loyal Legislature will be undone, and
the State thrown for time in
the hands of the rebels and against
the loyal governing power of the
country. 1t will repeal the Registry
Law, by which rebels are prevented
from voting, and restore to that class
an equality with loyal men; Cop
pcrhcad United States Senator will
be elected to take the place of the
present loyal incumbent; the Con
stitutlonal Amendment will be de-
fcated, if indeed it is ever called up /;
the Baltimore City Government will
be dissolved on the ground that men
(rebels) were not allowed to vote;
and all will be done in the power oil
the Legislature to put the State back
where it was in 1861. The Union
party might have prevented all this
had it when in power, given the bal
lot to the negro.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

The newspapers of Texas say it is
becoming difficult to decide whether
beef or cotton hold supremacy in
Texas. The great State raises large
quantities OF both, and having been
but little affected by the war, con-
tinued to grow in prosperity, whilst
the other Southern States retroga.
ded. Stock raised and the exporta-
ton of cattle make fortunes in q short
time for many Texans, and it is said
that the transportation of cattle is
now one of the most lucrative branch
es of the Southern trade. Northern
vessels, unable to obtain remunera-
tive freight elsewhere, find it a good
paying business to carry cattle from
Texas to other portions of the South
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

The ATLANTIC FOR JANUARY
The Atlantic Monthly enters on its
nineteenth volume with an array of
distinguished names and sterling ar
cles that promise well for the coming
year. The January number contains
the first instalment Of DR.. Holmes
story, "The Guardian Angel" in
which will be found the same odd
charm that so facinated the readers
of the Autocrat, the Professor, and
Elsie Venner; humorous story in
verse, by James Russell Lowell a
graphic sketch of Henry Ward
Beecher's Church, with some peril
nent reflections upon modern church.
going, by James Parton a legend in
verse, told as only Whittier can tell
it; poem entitled Terminus" on
Growing Old,) by r. w. Emerson !;
spirited and faithful translation OF
the contest between Achilles and
Agamemnon, from the First Book of
Had, by w. c. Bryant. Mr.. Hig.
ginson contributes Plea for Culture;
Mr., Trowbridge furnishes another of
his attractive stories under the title,
The Man who stole a Meeting House;
Bayard Taylor tells Characteristic
story Of The Strange Friend; Mr..
Shanly gives humorous sketch OF
Capillary Freaks; Il. G. Stcadman
offers poem on Pan in Wall Street;
and Walter Mitchell describes the
kingdom of Infancy. The story of
Katharine Morne, by the author OF
Herman Is continued. Topics of
current political interest are thor
oughly treated, - the Causes for
which a President can be Impeached
arc lucidly set forth, and Frederick
Douglass makes u powerfulAppeal to
Congress for Impartial Suffrage.
The number closes with notices of
several popular publications.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

THE GALAXY, (New York: w. c.
& f. p. Church is enlarged sixteen
pages and printed on new type
The story of Tristan, commenced in
number, will be concluded in the
number for February lst.
In the number for February 18th,
will he commenced the new serial
novel Waiting for the Verdict" by
Rebccca Harding Davis, author oi
+" Life in the Iron Mills" Margrei
Howth," &c. With illustrations by
w, j. Hennessy. The price of The
Galaxy win remain as before, S. {
year. The new cover printed in col
ors, although well printed, from {
most elaborate design, has genera
air of nashness and cheapness not IL
keeping with the contents of tn,
magazine. Most of its readers will
regret the neat and elegant cover
displaced 10y this new one,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

The Congressional party, which
has been spending the holidays on
a trip through portion Of the South,
were visited by some of the most
prominent citizens of New Orleans
on Saturday. Gen. Deaurogard was
with them the whole of the day, with
all the ladies OF his family The no.
torious Judge Abel, General II. T.
Hays, Attorney General A, j. Her
ron; and others, called upon them. -
A public dinner was prepared for
them on Saturday, at which over
three hundred persons were seated.
Men of the eStremcist views were in
conversation all dap. General Beau
regard and family were particularly
attentive, and were highly compli
mentod by the ladies of the Con-
sressions| party
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
Administrators 4 Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an order granted by the
L Probate Court of Hancock county, Ohio
viii oiier f"r sale, at public auction. on
Saturday the I'd day ot February, 1867,
Al one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door
IT The Court House, the following described
real estate situate In the county of lIancock
and State OF Ohio. to wit 4 part of the east
halt oi the north west quarter of section
number twenty four (2D, in Township one
N), north OF Range number nine (9) east,
and more particularly described by metes
and bounds, as follows. tO.wit: Beginning fOr
the same at the end of thirty.three claims
and twelve Inks east of the quarter post on
'st side nt said section numUer twenty.iOur
(2l) on the line running east and west
through the centre ot said Section and run.
iting thence north twenty mine (29) chains
aud thirty four (3D links. thence east six Co
chains and sixty two (62) links, thence south
until II strikes said line running east and
west through said section, ana thence west
to the place Of beg nming. containing twenty
acres OF land, suiJ ct 10 road on the n ,rth
end, and also on II part uf the west line NJ the
west half uf the nurth-east quarter o said
sectlon twenty four (2D, uneucumbered by
dover. Appraised AT Five Hundred anu
sixty Dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third In hand, one.
third in one year, and one. third in two ! ears
from the day oi sale, wHh interest the pay
mehts To be secured by mortgage upon the
premises 80 Il.
BROWN 4 BURRi T, Attorneys.
JOHN BOLTON,
Administrator OF Jacob George, deceased.
iut 1888 4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

CONSTELLATION OF THE Bowels. 49,
When this Is merely accidental or
occasional, dose Of Roback's Sugar
Coated blood pills Is the only treat.
ment necessary; but when 1t has be-
come habitunl, II calls for further at
tentlon. Want Of exercise Is gencr'
ally the chief cause, especially among
tho higher classes OF society, in which
case the use OF tho Blood Pills should
be followed To keep tho bowels open.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

A recent dispatch from Washing
ton says a large delegation of wool
growers had q protracted interview
with Secretary McCulloch, and it is
understood that he and Secretary
Wells are both opposed to any ad.
dtional duty on wool. The growers
assured the Secretary that unless
something was done 10 protect them
against the present unjust tariff, they
will be obliged to give up the bus
mess. The House bill OF last session
is all the protection they require.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Piice, one dollar FOR bottle.

II is the fate ot every valuble Medicine
10 lie Count iiolted. De cautious, therefore.
and see that the letters 'r Il NJ" are blows
m the bottle. and that each wrapper bears
the FAC SMILES OF tire signatures of l. G..
iALDM IN y CO., and JOB MOSES. 90 With.
out which, no ne are genuine.
n. D. sl.O0 and throe.cent postage
stamps enclosed tn any authorized Agent.
NJ To- the sole General Agent ior the United
states aud British Dominious,
job Moses, % Cort'andt street. New York,
viii ensure bottle, containing so pills. by
return mall, securely sealed from all obser.
walton
Sold in Findlay by s. u. Froy X Co., S. &
j. VI. tuuerN 90, 4. p Beach & Co., and
all dealers i'm medicines
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REApI READ READiii

DASvILLE, Pa, June, ls6o.-Dr. William r.
Gress-Dear Sr'-In February, ie6l, was afflicted
with sugar diabetes aud for i've months passed
than two gallons Of water in twenty four hours
Twas obliged to get up as often as ten or twelve
times during the night and in ye months lost about
Any pounds In weight During the month of July.
1861 procured two bottles of Constitution Water and
In two days after using 1t I experienced relief md
after taking two bottles wa, entirely cured, soon
after resanlng my usual good health.
Yours truly, Jv. L. DE WITT.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

Mr.. Ashley, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Territories, has prepared
q bill, to be reported on the reas
sembling of Congress, having in view
the reorganization of the Southern
States; not, however, romanding them
to the territorial condition, but re.
cognizing present arrangements un.
til conventions can be called to re-
model the respective State Govern,
ments.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

The Mcdary Monument fund now
amounts to sla.oi5 30.
The Ohio State Agricultural Con
vention convenes at Columbus on the
9th Of January,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04


Weak Eyes; Epiphora, or Watery Eyes Pain
in the Eye Ball; Amaurosis, or 0bscurity o.
Vision Phonotophia, or Intolerance OF Sightr
Weakness of the Retina and Optic Nerve
MyodesOpia, or specks or moving bodies be
fore the eyes Opthalmia, or Inflammation OF
The Eye and Eyellds; Cataract Eyes; Henri
opia or Partial Blindness; Sinking of the
EyebaIl; strabismus, or Squirting, &c.
They can be used By any one with GER.
tainty of success, al without the least fear
Of injury to the eye. More than 5000 certlh'
Gates of cures are exhibited at our Office
Cure guaranteed in every case when applied
according to the directions inclosed in each
box, or the money viii be refunded. Vritf
Tor a Cucuidr-sent gratis. Address
DIR. J. STEPHENS X CO., OCULIsTs,
At Rushtons, Family Druggists, No. 10, Astor
House, Broadway, N. Y, (P. 0. box 926,)
p. S.-Dr. j. stephens d Co. have invented
and patented Il M0OPlA, or CORNEA FLAT.
TENER, tor the cure of Near. Sightedness,
which has proved great success Wute
fora Circular. jan26,ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
Letter of Recommendation.

PARIS May jtn, lNO3.
GFNTLEHAN'-We have used tie spec hc
pills" made from DR.. Delamarre's rrrscrip
ton, curing several years past, in our prI'
vate and public practice, an have found
hem mos energetic and Efficient Remedy
ia cases Ui SpermatUrrhcd or seminal Weak.
ness: Nightly, Diuy. or Premature Ennis
Eons sexual Weakness. ur hpJitncy Spe
ciid DrraugemeutS OF the Nervous system {:
Weaknesses arising from Secret Habits aud
sexual EXCcSscs; Rsiard ion Of the Genital
Organs; Weak spine: Affections oi the Eyes;
Lime" or "BrIck. .Dust' Deposits in the
Urine; Milky Discharges; PaenesS of the
SKIN, vi h Sunken Checks ana Bloodless
Lips; "pnched" Features; Ire ular Ac ion
Ut the HsGH. and III ali the ghasty train Of
symptoms, arising from Oyer'uso, Abuses, uI
Loss, lr, IL acy cause, at the Nervous Force
We earnestly advise the Profession, and ali
persons suffering from any Syirptomatic OF
Organic httciiOnS Of the GenitO. Urinary Sys.
tens, to use .hese Pils. With high respect,
We are yUurs most sincerely.
II. A. BrAUREPAIRE, VI. D.
q. ID. DUJARDIS, NJ, ID.
JEAN De LEuUnRE, NJ. ID.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
Notice.
trNHE UNDERSIt. NED uAa THIS dn,

Il filed ~ the Pruhate ,Oull uf llanco, X
count ~, ONO, his petition, praying i0r an
Crder authorizing him to sell tic Innwlng
claims bslonang 10 the estate OF James
padsn, dece ,red, ~ hiuh ACQUIRED IN hts lifn.
TINA IND which have become desperate, tn
viii Policy Nc'49Na,ior tj00o IN Home Lille in
Bufance Company, payment OF which ia 70
fused for tho reason that prtmums were no,
paid AZ maturity; also, tie following siork m,
the .wirt County bnrn,ng @pfIng and siand
~. stove on bompi 10 Witi Certificates
No le1 for 100 shAtcr, No, l;0 t,r icO shHl :
No, III for 100 slidrrci alco, rort.huHtc No. t!6
LOT ~ shares In "The Rat bohs Petroleum.
Company.' said petition Will he for hear.
iDs On the 10Th day ui january, iss7.
aIlf aL- BENNY Y. WlNDFRS,
Dec. ~, 1865, po3i Il
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Attach Incnt.

Moses Louthan, Plaintiff, vs. y. Church,
defendant.
Before Il. 7. Dunn, J., Z. of Fndlay tp., Han
cock county. o.
nNTHE 10th DAYOF DECEMBER,
" 1866, said Justice issued AN order of at
taohment in the above action tor the sum OF
hfty,three and 80 100 dollars.
Dec, 81 3w MOSES LOUTHAN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
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Sedentdry and Siudios Occupations g, RS
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Pitdi .icfion of the Brain, Heart or Nlrrous
-ysttm, frequently lead 80 the most Distress.
ug and EnJUrd,sing Disorders oi the NIRILH
SYSTEM. Students, clergy men, aud Lawyers
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Bosroy CORNERS, n. Y, Dec o., y,Gi.-Un h
Grsss & Co.--.GsM, ,:--I freely give you liberty to
make of the following certificate of the value Of
Constitution Water. which can recommend in the
highest manner My wife was attacked with pain In
the shoulders whole length OF the back, and in her
limbs with palpi,aon Of The heart and irritation o5e
bladder called a physician, who attended her
about three months when he left her worse than he
had found her. I then employed one of the best
physicians I could find, who attended her for about
nine months and while she was under his care she dld
not suffer quite as much pain He finally gave her
mp and said "h.r case yas iaearabls. For" said he.
,"sa,. - 'o'ao'" "p' ,"a' "'ar