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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-14
MILL SEAT FOR SALE
THOI. MOORE.

= OOIHNlIsaIUHtTs OF OHIU
Fairfax county, nov l4-iaW4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-14
Fairfax county, dec 2-2awts
G Fl E K I + F'S s 4 l. T.

BY virtue Of m order from The ircuit Court
Of < Alexandria county. in vacation, in the case
OF Elliott vs.. Crump, and to me directe!,l shall
offer for sale for cash to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the 18th of December, 1867, AL the
nj ERCHANDISE AND
--------~ FIXTURES,
Tor so much thereof as will realize $1,000 81, in
terest and costs in the store on the southwest
corner Of King and Pitt streets. .
Sale to take place at 10 O clock q. m.
dec 5.dts 10 JAS. M. STEUART. Sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-14
JOHN S. CHAP II A n.
GEORGE lIOiSNHR

Prince william CO oct 25-eots Comm re-.
G4s~ The above sale has beer postponed until
WEDN kSDAY. the 18th of Dec. no lS-eots
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
legal NOlicc.

IO@EpH WILSON, MaT.dre, campbell ana
- Ni,ltm Campbell her husband, RdcIei
sac aIH James Cusac her husband Fre-
rfi,k W .is"U @ u,npr) ant Andrew More.
lead hig cuarutfn. ~ 90 Hancock COUNT.
'bio, I hy asa, Nison oi peiaNar, cuuni .
ONO. Jane McCnu.uCS and David MrCuu,oce
ucr hu ,nthd "a johnson county. Missouri.
SEN WIa Wilson Z or near Rock island. III
uu.S, drd tI 'al l. WILSON, ut fu-en ct,
lre-uut "ih lake notice that % ucj,t oH Wa
lied Against them uu tii- Sth Gar ut MAJ. \
a., lsD1, ~ The Court 'i Common Peas with
10 auu iDr tho said CouHty ot ddncucs, OHIO
Jy Irztr wilson, and ls nov pending,
here 10 ud EbeltZ r Wilson demands par
uiou oi the iuiiuHing real eNia,e, situAle a.
.iaic,cN county, ont q. tc.wll: Tue west
uAli 'i thr SoGtn.Nest quarter Ct section
.cu Or t.wL-l lip one norm, range ten east
4 ntuuiI etghty acres oi laud. subject tn
Dc dover estate 20 81 A.yes thereof Vf -rl tf
N.sou Ais', 90 has part - the east hai
the UoI th-r.'s' quarter vi section six teen
10 itc township aua rau2e aforesaid, which
les Enrih ~ ,ue blanchard river. (e&cepi
fuirte-c arrea uA ot tie vest = Ge thereof
heretofore sot 70 JumPs Cusac hy Aaron
,itl, rtm 90 Eueut zrt Hiis u, dvC'd.) con
L.lit y. sNsius.v vn - SAID excepted part
nifty -four acres: and that nj tho June tern
4 said Court, >. d, lsC;, The said rbentXei
wilson WiiIaIIly tor AN order thIt partIt ui
may oo mace 81 SAID premises.
Dated this Jth day OF MRy A. u l>J7.
EBENkZER WILSON.
Dao~N 4 re, Att'ys. ma!ono6l 5w
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LegaI Notice.

John M. NcEsen. J Court Of Common
william d. MoEwor. ceaaty, cyTIi nCdrUgN oiiS.
f'HE da!eulAut, Nilllum ii.McEwon, Of the
Sl'tc oi N.r h'gau, will take notice that
p no faid plaintiff, John VI. NcEweu. on the
18th day oil April, 3. J., 1907, fled his reti.
tion on the Court of Common Pleas. Of Han.
cock county, Ohio, against the said deien
dant. wherein in substance the said plaintliT
.ayt: That there l4 due him from the deien.
.ant the sum 0i also 81, with interest n
nttv dollars thereof from the lst dav OF De-
ce'uhcr, A. D., lsl5. and with interest m Ave
dollars thereof from ths ist dsy Of July, A.
D.. lsdi, and With interest o1 ninety ave dol.
arS and oighiy.seven cents from tho Ilth
day Uf January, 4. d., 1857. The llain;ifs >
claim is founded, iirsi. on a certain prumis
-ory note drawn rs the said defendant, pay.
a6io to tho sa!G plaintiff; second, on no
count Tor goods sold and delivered by the
plalntiH To the defendant, and ut his re.
quest and third, tor balance due on Il Ger.
''tln account, for goods ana chaiels, sold and
delivered by one, EiIZt A. McEweu tp the
'ald defendant and ut nis reqnest. and which
account the sad Ella \. h.cEwen sold and
itan>terre 10 piuptT, Mtrch Al. 4. d. 1867.
The said plaintiff la- caused An attachment
~ ISSUE against SAID defendant, to the -her.
n ct Hancock County, OHIO, and prays
judgmept accordingly. That defendant mus,
insNer said petition on or before the %
iav ot June, A D.. 1861, r judgment will "a
entered accordingly.
g. FAiRCHlLD,
my3 GILj0SG Atty for Petitioner.
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N NOtice.

yUNlUS N. PALMER, of the State OF Mis-
y sissippi. viii take notice that X. y. Baker
i toe county si Hancock, and StaIs OF
ohio, did on the 22d day OF April, 1857, nle
his petition ia the Court OF Common Pleas,
u SAID county. against the said Junius N.
'al mor, defendant. setting forth that on the
~ b ot February. ls6B, the said Junius a.
pdmor gave mortgage tU said X. b. Baker
N The iullnwing premises, situated In said
county OF Hancock aud state OF Ohio In.
i'ls numbered one ~. two (2), three (3) and
tnur ca, IN :. =. Carlin's addition 10 the
own oI Findlay, to secure the payment OF
wO ousand and i've hundred dollars on
the lst OF october, 1866, with interest from
The lsIh OF February, 1906, according to q
certain note referred to In said mortgage.
rhe prayer OF said peti ton Is that said
mortgage may be foreciosed, that N judg.
ment NJ y ba rendered III iavor Of the plain.
II ard against the defendant. FOR said claim
OF t2600, with interest from the 10Th OF Feb.
fUary. lsGG; that said pre- mtses may be sold
" pay the same and that execution may 20
awarded Tor any balance that may romain .
adpaid. The defendant, JunIus N. Palmer
% required to appear and answer said pa.
ution on or before the 10th dsy OF June, l ss7
April az, 1857. X. s. BAKER.
WHITLEY. BLACKPoRD h HARsu, Attys.
apTii26n, 40 Nv
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legal Notice.

GUSAS 7. BTAEENhN and Isaac Bake
man her husband, " hose places Or res!
de- ,P UFC ~ known 10 tho pl4iillH " ~ Gftr
notice tLat william l.. Davis. 90 me county
u' I.r,o.E, m tha state 81 ohio, cid on n Q
=. .a dag 0t AHy, A. D., ltl1, iilc his petition
ir ttr Court - Common Pleas, within uud
i.r -.-.t L,ty, a4J i.t sad JstH I. Dlake.
man ana j. vac j. BiI hrUau AID Nidusor &
ETiug partners, Nc., AID Barid y TGrleys
I1rH'r9. &C., defendants scttug form that
1893 Tie 80. "a day oi March, l-1I the plant n
recovered Judgment nsa NJ the set Issgc
j. EidEGIaSu, IL said cpari for The sum a.
s,,t rj trIt and sjf 81 costs - suit,
hat n he IN day % May, l,l7 Jn cxecu
aUI Vas daily issued Uut % Sold court 10 q p
-LerA a. sad county, uu said jutG uent.
commanding d lH ty ctuFg 90 he LEVIED of tLc
.uuG7 and cht'iei- Il Said isaac J. Bake.
niHn. said soirs 81 money Hud Tor want o.
goods a'o e ChitttHis. that hu cause the samt
10 be itved at tie lands ard tenements ui
ia'd i-taC j.. bE,heman m A,s ha,Iw Ok; that
Stid rleriiioUud no 1uuds and Chatteis, land
and teufmcnls liable To such levy, that NV
oriErot tho ltInth said SuariY leyied sdId
Nrit on in'lut No. IL. IN IDdu's original piat
1t AGComb. and tle Outl,t near 10 and or
he rluh cha ui said in.lot just across the
lilnn ~. wayne u r., containing about
j I Ot an acre, ~ sad county; that on u
40 II February, stG, said Isaac j. Biakeman,
irtudulenuy conveyed SAID PREMISES with
out any consideration, TO one Frederick
81! era who conyeyed the same on tic ljih
AdIcu, lSG6, To saiu Susan I. Brakeman, wish,
tut COrside ration, lhat said Couysyaa ees " ere
ioHC9 with The intent aud Tor no purpose VI
ueiraUdHg tie pahuii and others Tho crsd.
tuisuft c sald lsaa j. Biakeman,u ,uut of their
Just CLAIMS, shat sud SiHusuu & EWins auu
Jarud Iurleys, have Il liyn un. said prem.
! es. Tho prayer OF SAID petition Is that
said deeds lTum suid lsaac j. Blakemah
20 sHid VI ers, aLd IRON sad Myers
% sod Susan I Blaheman, may be
decltTUd nuli aid VOID, aud The said lands ana
,suemGnts DO orU0Te1 20 Us sold and the pro
cuuds of sale DO applied 70 the payment
1 said Judgment ana cos >, ana cJst OF IN
"rsaso sia tnS el,'u oi said nlAusnn u tw
lng and bLrnI D. Fureys. The SAID susan ),
SIokemtn and Isaac ]. B,akeman arc nUtiiie0
hitl 1ney ale req dIed 10 appear and aus
Ngr SAID petition "a or OulOro Tue 81 oatur
,ly iutcr Tbs lILh idy 81 Jane next.
May IN, l,G1. NM. l.. DAVIS, PpH
bY DR1wS " ouaKaT aud U W. O'NEAL,
lu'ys Tor PiH nAl0uO5l 6w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24

ia A copperhead paper makes
the following point against the Re
publican party: ...ssI..
"a barrel Of flour can be bought
in San Francisco for SO 30 in money.
Here it is worth SIG and Sl1 in rags.
If poor and laboring men admire
this kind of feast, to which radical
manager is now inviting them,
they should by all means vote to
keep that party in power"
1t has been the generally received
opinion that the high price of -four
in the Atlantic States, was the natu
raj result oil the failure of the wheat
crop for two successive seasons. ii
may be that the Almighty seat the
failures as punishment for the sin Of
electing Radicals, but in no other
way can the connection be made be.
tween the price OF honr and "Radi-
cal management
But, now that We consider the mat
ter, that will hardly do. Thc crops
were just rs short In Democratic
Crawford, where they persecute tho
Abolition Saints and vote the Demo.
cratic ticket unscratched, as in Ash,
tabula, whore politics is as one.sided
as the handle of a jug. The Demo
cratic Fifth District Suffered more
from shortncss- in this purttcula,
than did the Radical Tenth, and The
Abolition State of Minnesota enjoy,
cd plenty while the Southern States
unanimously Democratic, had none
Unless our Copperhead contemporary
can establish the factthar Wheat fails
only in Abolition districts, We fear
the members of that party viii con.
tinue joined TO their idols, al
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
NV. rILKINS, Mayer.
Auesti J. {. MARriS, Recorder.
Ordinance to Macadamize and Gut.
ter Jones otherwise lone Street,
West of Main street.

Sec. |. Bc 4 otdained by tie Council OF tho
Incorporated Village ot Findiay, that Jones,
ltutrwise lone ST., be and the same Ia here.
uy "idared 10 be hacadamiled. SIX inches
deep. aud one r, d vide along the centre Of
sdt0 street, with good Lone, FROM It's inter
section with Main siIeet, thence west Ia the
terminus ui said street, Also, that the same
ne properly guttered on both sides, and the
cutters properly paved with god stone.
sec. ,. sad work shall hc done by the ct
day oi JGiy. A. D., ls6T, under the directio
- tina street COMMISSIONER, ana all the costa
IA. renf and all expenses shall be assessed
upon the lots, ana the owners thereof,
bounding and aoutting upon said street, as .
yrGlng " law.
NV. FILKINs, Mayor.
Attssti J. c. Ma TIN, Recorder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
E.Ggns ycficc.

,t '.A Ni'fV l'f.' r
e.. r,. t" ii,r
l.e,@,5 , '.''tl I'tet ''H
liz .sn.. - '"- 'o'' pr
As az p@sc' t.+,
II ..r Sf tf. ~ ~ '.''.' "'n ~. % %1Le
If ,s M gil.t,,. we ier, lel'
-, ~ s,bt,' 4 ,tf No 'Ul, v1 'U."'non
..ftf - n, Z. .e s"G .oui''I' UsciiTl
tSr Sj@'S'i ",y5Ssr, ae =, ,'ash', 'e 'tn
--.s gi Ls,,Ip' "a indo,,.' ~ ~, ,' ~,
.i 4. .ur, a., s.. ,t ,, .lI ',,.'s, -, ''','. -u -i
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
legal Notice.

Caroline Henderson, p'f vs.. James Hender
son, Dtft.
In llanco3k Comm Pleas, State Of Ohio
gNHE defendant, Jdmos Henderson, will tax.
l. notice ,hat the plaintiff, Caroline Hen
.ersou, did on the 2i h day of April, \. D..
1 sB1, HE her peutlun IA the Clerk 5 Uific Ol
tus Court Of common Pleas, for and within
Hancock counlv, ONO. The prayer oi said
Caroline Henderson, asAs lhat she may be
divorced from SAID defendant, and charging
aim. said celenGAnt, WIN adultery aud tx
lreme cruelty towards said plainlif. SAID
peLt on Wi! be lor hearing al the next tern
OF the Court OF Common Pleas, Ot sald ouun.
~, CAROLINE HENDERSON.
May 8, 1867.
By b. SHAPE9, Atty. mal0no5l.6w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
County Union Convention !

Ton. Taion j'ohlaq Hmsofi County
Tho 'aion voters 0i .Htnc''s Comfy az"
requested, 10 ,misL ~ Mass Crpyeri on a.
he Council Room in Findlty. N
ATURDAY, JUNE THE Sth, 1867,
At1 o'clock, +. y , icr tho purpose q. r'
sctrg Gv, daieg,e, md ls' HjeraI'c', {"
attend tho Union State Convention, 10 30
aqld Ia The city IF toIu@0Ds, ." 80 i'"'
lay ofJG1e. ssa-s 4 f.l.. 3. .Tg
A iuli attendance u desired nom all n1ri.
oi ihe connty. p IA .P"Ef.
BY order Of Central Comm ttee,
II. PORCH, Chairman.
JSo. N. II'SLiS, Secretary.
May, Is 1907.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
ORDIN .ANCES,
Ordinance to Grade and Gutter San.
duSky Street. in Eaat Eindl.v

J1IOOV, III I9uHI I1uIuy'
sec /. 30 u ordained by the Council OF the
Incorporated Village of Finday, That San.
lucky street, In East Findlay, from Eagle
creek bridge. east to the Findiay and Carey
Branch II. X. crossing. be and the same 10
ereby ordered to bs properly graded, and
that CUTTERS be made and properly paved
with gond stone.
sec. .. said work shall be done under the
direction OF he street Comm ssioner, by the
LIST day of July, 1867, and the costs thereof
md all expenses bs assessed upon the lots
md the owners thereof, bounding and abut.
tug upon said street. according TO law.
". W. b ILKlN5, Mayor.
Attest: J. G. MARTIN, Recorder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
iUoTp NREobvTioN,gI
! ReIahrS to inn Amchdtntht ieD the

CONSTITUTION roNlulN9 'l wv i'H
tension of Il o Flpli,,r ,arrn.so.
,sn fPfAeff -ypr Isawss. ~ 'i7'.
of MOI sfrrsrf+i - f-t.e lfs,- . - 'u,i 60
to oAch nbls7 eg'eo,1g tlsrc'") Ioli 10 Do
and d, hereby prYyrr rt ttu - electors "!
Ills state O. Nr'F. N- 100 't f'
tobsr ,rlo ,i.si. pl"r, ~ ,fyg ,rf:pi.'r ri"s
lion OF tHe GagIs AZ ME "a A,aD a. . - '.
sailte u fitila Jdi & siere' I .gtJi ii4
Gle ci De Lsi tut -. " T be- 2 ",', '''' ~
Ever, Jrt,e'iiiy t.ui TIE tnUuu = Ft's.
Of tie 4 - edf tapnir the vrarf du', r.'a.
lave b.ait A teShit.u ',f thd 'tst" prs e.tf
neNt fraeedbf the 'i"ctt''. and - the
county. i.wn,hip. ~ wa'd ~ .'lich Il" fe.
SIDES, sgrh Time as may 10 ptcViI'. br t .
except such persons AS lNyl .b,tL'. pu,s
sui port 't any insuirsei mi CTR iehci "i
against 'hc c1yernDent Of ihr Uuitct STATES,
Jr have ds,i lrop, theil ilagcNari ft'id' nr'
10 AVOID hetrk AridtNd M ,.the military
service there", "r have deserted TIE mlli
tary or naval styyiee ptsrd government q
tima nf wP, hhd have r"t subseq I'iii.
been honorslly discharget tr'm Tho sHre
shall have the qualifications 81 Al eircI"r,
and bs entitled ST. Vute ri Hll C.ectirhs.
tD 4. PAKlplT.
speaker oi tie II"uso d re, ,icsentatves.
AN3rFW n. MchCRNEY. q
pfps'th ~ al ih -'i.ttn.
ra,ssd April 9Th. Isl %. = i5le
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24

Bs5- The Richmond Times com.
ments with an illy.concealed feeling
Of regret on Brazilian emancipation,
II concludes, however, to use It's own,
language: .,.. IN
alt is as useless TO try 10 stop one
OF those moral epidemics, that ut
times sweep over the globe, as TO ar
restr she chqRra. sWar or no war,
sooner or later, slavery was bound
to come to an end, there as we'll as
here n QIligtJ q -
I The Times consoles itself that the
South is no worse on thau the 9th.
ers, and concludes with the remark ;
"Southerners who have left the
South to make their homes in Brazil
have travelled along waysto get out
OF the frying pan into the fire. -"
Tire Institution Il doomed, and
the,Sontherners may as well make NJ
their minds to the fact. In n very
few years there will not he a spot
upon the face Of the earth where one
man will be enabled lawfully to live
upon the labor OF another.
Cuha will not long retain hel
slaves either Spain wll emsncipat'
tAem, The islauls will pass. out 0
her possession, or the slaves vii
emanci, ate themselves, as they die
IN Hayu \ 'moral epidemic" il
sweeping over the world and con
spming the systcms of wong, oP
preston and injustice that have mad,
itiittle less than a hells-7 =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
Legal Notice.
lnhn nnghs ys. Clnrry Hnghs.

john TIu4hs ", NIATry HURbs, \
lu the Court OF Common Pleas uf Hancock
county, Ohlo--ln Divorce.
D,UE said ClMry llushs w.l take notice
that the sad plahlf Will proceed I,
take tho GepostiOuS ol suudry witnesses Il
be used AS evidence un the trial of SAID
cause, before said Court Of Common Pleas
M the Office OF silas 8, ,ifyrd, 4 Notary Pub
lie, in the county OF Aligan, and hiale O
Mlchi gan. on the 30th day OF May, A. d
1897 between the hours OF o'clock, a. Al.
aud o'clock p. NJ, OF said day.
May s, 1867. JOHN hUGHS.
By wM, GRIBsKs, his Atty. may yl0no5l 81
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~ W lin tlt , !
Attest: J. @. MARTIN, Recorder.
Ordinance to Macadamize Hardin
Street, West of Main Street.

Sec. l. BE IL ordained by the Council OF the
/ corporaied Village Of Findlay, That Hardin
street, from hs intersection with Main street
"a SAID village, thence west 10 the east side
" Liberty street, be ard tho samo Ia hereby
! ordered 10 he Macadam led, with good stone,
AK inches deep, aud one rod wide, along the
centre OF said street.
| sec ~aid work shall be done under the
/ direction oI the street Con missioner. by the
! lst day ui July, 4 D., 1857, aud the costs
I here Of, and all ex enses, shall be assessed
| according 10 law, ~ On the lots and the own.
ers Thea euf bounding and sbutting upon said
street.
n. ". II.KINj, Mayer.
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gyilnr Findlsy, lohige.1A

r>rnaov, x,s,,.,,o ,.s q, ALL pesI Ca
II tate. ulu dpdit 10 tbelf Adsaniage 10 car
ct the ofice Of BURhkT iAlJN, over
4.s. Pat,srsoes htsre .eorpef Azlp nHu San
= dsstry streets. r-@
Anong The ~euy farms arc aeEfro'e
tewa prspsrss are ,he foiiowingf'
- e., 49, ...,
~eA's'Ft- ~ ~ pvinn;t ~. ~, = y
ees ''.n' - '..'Vo ~ .,,at a, ',"a '
.. gooa ds,i,,,Ls ho5 ina oh m mo GOOD
orsLard.. pm. ,ps uO Der aero.
r-L sr1. o. fLIl!IL grrIT
Hs,s. ut,,s trnm illinois river. and steam
boat ,auiing, a uiiss Irom chicago a Pui
81 y. - n''sa sarss ..V', ,I,n
srsiri, ia NO, aal" ''- ''''''''''
3s-sos. qid tiolts oat.lots. rhsre is y
email iIaps dweiiing, stable ans other rut
,.n sa,aihsS' S"'' "N'''' "o' r''oe' F'''V ''
r,.t..-ft ...y 'a'
"a iM Nres y, nnu !" i'ss.e u'wins.,p' ni
"a .,'ior ss,d s,.,s ~, o,,,iv,t,on Tn.,e
- s.oa ,xo..torv rama SwelIina ,siib
eeilsf' ana soId hVnsS sdIloihh,hs I1,hus imgs
hane osrn hnu oiher uut w Mnuiidlhss M IiehV
pis, pear ahsrry and peach orchard tive
large sesar camps, SU. ono mile west Of
Bsllefontsius road and half mile nom
Bishops mill. sohool within 30 rods
pnes, so per acre: terms easy. % a'rof
WI oe SOFA sep"ra'e'y ~ sfV per "o'e'
sa-lt story frame dwelling. containing six
rooms ana summer sltchen WIN never
hhhnd wen 81 g"od wafer INSIDE WIN lW"
Hno lois wei arranged wilh 1inamen'hi
apple, peAth, cherry and plum trees,
cries sheds and st~tiins for iour horse. nl.s
eeyerythiag IN hT5t class order. Pr'co'
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Rssoirsd. That the ciuzens and owners ei
he iUts ON The streets mentioned In. the
above ordinances be allowed six.y days ar
tr tue grade Lf sAid streets snail be estab.
i.shed 10 complete said work themselves.
". W. fILkiNs, MAY or.
Attest; ]. c. MAkIIS, 1ecvI der. nU52 3w
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Waitfot the wagon" hut don't
wait long before you buy one for
your baby, ,lofsSp. Frey.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24

N' W. riLhlNS, mayor.
Attest; J. c. Ma TIN, Recorder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-24
AaaseeA,sstftexssAlaas

once, oomcr'ot WI, and saoeu.s .gs,'.
The national Republican., 1867-08-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Matters In Wall and Third streets yesterday
were not very animated. Stocks were dull, and
gold auctuated but slightly. Tho grain NOR
chants arc considerably exercised over the pros.
psct Of wet crops, aud In connection. we clip
the following from the Philadelphia Ledger:
The grain crops promise great abundance the
world over, and as large As the yield here Is, II
10 Of comparatively little consequence rs an arti-
Gle of export compared with our great staple,
cotton, the shipments Of which frequently ex.
ceeds two hundred million dollars In value,
while our wheat supplies rarely net more than
twenty million dollars The London Mercantile
Gd=ete surveys the various grain countries Of
Europe, to ascertain tho prospects Of future sup.
plies. In Bnglsnd all looks WE'LL and no dco.
cheney 10 apprehen ded. In Paris the stock Of
-four 10 the largest ever held, amounting to eight
hundred thousand cwts. Considerable shipments
are making to England direct from France, but
the United Kingdom Is mainly dependent the
Black Sea ports.
jar cooxx 4 Co., bankers, furnish us with the
closing prices Of Government securities on Sat-
ep follovs
The national Republican., 1867-08-27
AieIandria Affairs.

The JOHrAai of yesterday says:
Gen. SchOGeld, as our readers are aware, on
the stoppago Of tho rRtions heretofore issued to
freedmen, dirested such Of them as were unable
to support themselves to be turned over to the
town or other authorities wherever they might
live, in order that the same measure of relief
might still bo extended by the people as had for
merry been by the Government. Gen. Brown,
In charge ofthe bureau In this State, by an order
issued on tho subject recently, directs officers
serving as military commissioners to promptly
report to him their action undor Gen. Schoheld' q
order. The report will specify the amount and
character Of support Of oOlorod paupors which
can be relied upon to be afforded by the civil
authorities Of the several counties. Also, the
number, ages, names and conditions Of tho In
digcnt colored people now in charge Of the bu.
reau, whom II Is proper for tho assistant com.
missioner to order to be transferred to the civil
authorities In conformity with the third para
graph Of the above named order. In this report
the residence ofthe paupers, seyerally, and their
length Of residence in reference to the laws Of
Virginia will be noted
Al tho meeting of the Alexandria city coun-
Gil called TO consider Con, Schofeld's order II
was DSsertod that the city was In such condi
tion pecuniarily that II could not properly take
care Of the pSupers already on its hands The
matter was then referred to n Council Commit.
tee, Col Lee, the Overreer Of the poor, aud the
Mayor, for action In the premises.
Tue meeting of tue friends Of temperance,
held yesterday evening at 8! o'clock, at the
Market House, was very well attended. Tn,
speaking was good and to the point.
CHARLES IL. WulTTlNGroN, telegraph mana
ger, who was injured by lightning at Manassa
Junction on Thursday last, has entirely recov
| cred,
The national Republican., 1867-08-27
Georgetown and Alexandria.

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srs In every part Of Georgetown. E.'
Subscription viii be received By Us. 3. THons
No. 1s3 Bridge street, who 10 our authorized agen
for osoreetown for its delivery and will collect fol
subscriptions and solicit advertisements for the Ma
rtosAL RKPuBLrcAx from and after AuRusti
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~ To oonsuInptivss.-The Adyertiser
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dron REV. BDwARD A. WILSON,
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