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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
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A FGRs Ltftls Hon fora Family "a Aadison Eossa.
- - - sAip.
ON MONDAY the hrsf day OF July, AID. 1851,
" at O'Clock in the afternoon on the premises
viii be sold 20 the highest bidder the following
real estate as the properly OF Jacob WidmAnH,
deceased. 70. wit situate In the County Of Mont
gomeTy, and State OF Ohio being part of Section
y, In Township s. Range L. east Sc, bounded By
beginning al the portheast corner Of the southeast
With the section line s. dtgs T. 10 chains 70 a
stone; thence $ IS 5degs. 10 chains 20 stone In
the north line OF said qnarter section, thence with
said north lne So degs L. 10 nhains 70 the place
OF beginning, containing ten Q0l acres TO be cold
Jrss 9 detftr. said property was appraised free
ot doyer At q neg, aud calnot sell Tor less tAan
TERAS~=One third Of the purchase money 10 bO
paid cash the day OF sale, one third In one aud
one-third In two years thereafter deferred pay
ments TO bear interest and - be secured by mort
gage on the premises,
JACKSON McNELLY
Administrator OF the estate Of jacob widnann.
deceased M
ADAHCIAY, Atty ''. Juuee Iss7.Wts
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opinion OF Chief Justice fancy, with an intro
duction Oy Dr. j. a. Van Evrie. Also. IN Appen
dix, conts!ling nm Essay on the Natural History
o. tue PrognHsnous Race OF Mankind Iy Dr. 5
A. Cartwright o. New Orleans. Pamphlets, u
pp., svo. Price, 2b cents, I.,. '.... I'd.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to whom II may con
IN Germ, that have this day been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of Harvey BlAnch
ard fate OF Montgomery county Ohlo deceased
All persons having claims against the estate o
the said Harvey blanchard, are required to pre-
said estate are required to settle the same it'll
HENRY G. GRAVES,
Administrator Of Harvey Blanchard, decd.
Dayton. o., June 20, lSGT-dltAW 3t-42'
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Democratic State Ticket

FOR GOVERNOR:
eALLEN @. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovERNoR: ~
DANIEL S. UHL, Of Holmes.
la.. Ioi-ReR TREASURER: u .adI
Or. G. FULTON, Of Crawford.
3. ToR AUDITOR;
JOHN MoEBWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK IL. HURD, OF Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
IRWIN SHERIDAN, of Williams,
600 FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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gltM Advertisements.
DEMOCRATIC PVBIEAfTHT HOUSE,.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON g. CO.,
Me-, ,Ie9 Nassau street, NY,

FuDIl9h or sell The following W0fkti
YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE GREAT CIVIL WAR
In the United states. from 1861 TO 1895. ny r. @.
horton, With % illustrations, This book Is adapt
Ell to all classes of readers ana gives in plain
lenguage, u clear AMI correct account of the late
w ar and les Causes. II is the only History pub
lished from a Democratic or state Rights stand
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sUBaENATIoNl

rHE NORMAL RET ALTON OF THR RAoKs-An an
swer to o"MiscegenRtion." Price, 70 cents.
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TnE OLD GUARp, VOL. Iu, 1865.
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. Nv, 1896,

1t contains tho new novel, by DR., T. Dunn En-.
gish in full entitled, THE Peer and the Printer y
Also, valuable political articles. 6vo, b72 PIP. g.
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. I, 1863,

Being areyiew Of pdge story's Commentar
on the vOnstitu ion Of the United yates. by Al
z. upsher. Price, 81.
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NEaRoEs AND Nrono "sLAvERY q

THE FIRST AN INFERIOR RAcK--THE LATTER, ITS
NORhAL CONDITION. ByJ II. Van EYrie, N. ID.
(Ihird Gditlon) one vol, Emo, PIP. Sy9. Illus
trHted with -Four Cuts, showing the difference be-
tween the white man and the negro. Price, q 90.
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AnftinnGfrs.
'Rusiuess aJutiess.
DYSPEPSIA !
! DoCToR
STRLCLAND'S
| TONIC.
DR.. STRIcKLAED's

- Tonic is a concen-
rated preparation OF Roots and Herbs, with
Lntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. lt Is '
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or lndiges'
ton, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetlte, &C, ~,
Il is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept :
persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at&1 per bottle.
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LEGAL NOTIOE.

ITENRI sTOODY will take notice that peti
III tion was filed in the Clerks Once, Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, In Montgomery County,
Ohio by FligRbeth StoOdy, PRAYING for divorce.
Cause-iwilful absence for three years.
ELIZABETH STOODI.
May 8. is6T-w6's6 I. J.H Baggott, Atty,
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George A. Grove administrator of Henry Huiet,
deceased, vs.. Joseph lIuiet, John Huiet and Mi
nerva WhitehOuse.
Probate Court of Montgomery County. Petition
10 sell land.
ITO John Huiet, of Howard County Indiana and
l. Minerva Whitehouse and William Whitehouse,
of Marion County, Indiana; You are hereby in
formed that on the Sd day OF June, D. 1867, said
Administrator filed his petition In the Probate
prayer OF which petition S TO obtain an order, &c,
for the sale OF the following real estate (0f which
the said Henry Huiet died seized) TO pay the
debts OF said decedent, to-wit; The Homestead
and one and one half lots upon which the said
Henry Huiet resided at the time of his decease, in
Miamisburg, Montgomery County, Ohio. TO-.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Administrator OF Henry Huiet, deceased
ADAM CLAY Atty. JuneS '67-dltw4t-40
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IIIsroRY OF THE UNION ANp CONSTITUTION

Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Uolonial Revolutionary and Constitutional Peri
DDS oi American History, with an Appendix, con =
tanning the Constitution OF the United states and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of i0s and
o. BY Z. Chauncey Barr Price, 20 cents,
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No Impeachment Needed

WASHINGTON, june 24.-The following Is
supposed to have been perpetrated by some
wag;
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY SATRAPY,l
LA, MEN ORLEANS, Jnpe 20, 1887, !
SPECIAL oRDEa No. 1886, ,5G1, ,732.
Andrew johnson, the President OF the
United States, being an impediment in the
way of the proper enforcement of the Re
construction Act Is removed from his of
flee. 1t is not thought necessary to Ill the
office, the General commanding this De-
partment feeling himself competent to run
the machine. +. IL. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
3 yMA f p H Nr7 II lsTr-%~T-T lff5s "til
HonOrs for the r President. ,.
New YoRK June Ait Is contemplated
by the Masonic fraternity of this city and
Brooklyn TO give a grand reception 70
President johnson on his return from Bos-
tom, Should the proposed reception be
given, upward Of 1000 Masons In full re-
gala. with the banners of the order, will
parade. ~ llLi ~ N .allL. +,
~ -y7TTT-1T7f7 'T'7TT T77TTT-TU7-
IL AGS-
shippers and MsrchantsTAGs sprintedtoo oorder, on
! ',1I y Z TIE EARRS a., IA so.,..,,
tF3r rtHM az lI-7-l
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
Il ned by the Probate Court Of Montgomery coun-
", Ohio, Executor upon the estate ofJames Brooks
late Of said County, deceased. Those knowing
themselves indebted 10 said estate will call and
settle with said Executor, and those having
c aims against said estate win present them for
allowance. JEFFERSON A. WALTERS,
/ May.30 1851. d2t WSt-F3S Executor.
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF OUR
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ..
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MAD RIVER ICE.

Having put up the largest and most select Stot Il
of ICE ever put up in the city and having increaS
oil my yiacities for delivering, am prepared TO III
a loriers promptly, in small or large Quantities
Magenswin pass daily through all parts Of the
y Ice can be had AZ all times at my store
. ISAAC BlMM VIII act as Foreman OF this
branch of my business " - '-
Orders for PATENT KINDLING filled every
afternoon Give 10 a trial. E BIMM
March 4, leG7-dBm First St. Head of Basin
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FappaRtnnoek CITY, calpepper o., Va

p. $ @-Rappphannock City is in the midst OF the
gold n,lrBng district, in Culpepper County, and
Oltfton N the coal and oil region, in isucnanan
County on Louisa Fork of Big Sandy River.
The shRres are sold so cheap TO induce lmmigra-
ton aali settlement June24
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O4RDS AND BILL HEADS
satly printed the EMPIRE
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agrw 9drerttstmGuts.
LEGAL NOTICE.

TINHE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
Il mnlstrator of the estate of Peter Shafer, late
Of Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
June o. 1871 -w3w-4S - WILLIAM AULT.
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aytlR advertisements.
A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
1900 Farms and 10000 Building OTIS
FOR SALE,
....... LIN THE
Gold and Oil Regions of Virginia
To be sold in shares Of
FIVE Doll AIRS EACEI
aJtw 9artrtistatnts.
FIVE Doll AIRS BACH
As follows

Farm Of 100 acres, containing Gold
Mine valued at ........,.......S 8 % 900
4 4 Farm Of 30 a res containing Coal
oil, valued at. ,..........- -..,.... 10 900
Farms OF 10 acres each. containing II
Gold Ore, 81, 600 abece . ....... 1900
Coal o. Oil, 5000 i apiece SSS 'ol' .t.,' 1000
10 Farms Of ~ acres each, containing .
Coal oBOn 81 too apiece .........t 10000
20 Farms of 10 acres each, containing
Coal OF Oil $500 apiece. 4........I. 10000
iGO Farms OF acres each, containing Il
Coal " Oil, 800 apiece ...,,,..,-,,,, 1900
~ feet sPg tseS 9sO spieeye - 80 4 1900
400 RappithHnnOCk City Lots, 100by 400 9. ID
feet each, $40 apiece. o, ,....,.a.-b sd 10000
400 Rappahannpek City Lots. 90 by 100
ieet each so apiece. ............ ...,.i 5000
800 RApphhanroek City Lots, 20 by 100 .4.t
feet each so apiece. ..,........L. t. 5000
5000 Clifton CITY Lots, 20 by 100 feet each, -.
- apiece ..... .t.,.' ............. 10000
- o WI LL----
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LETTERS OF MAJOR JACK DOWNING,

OF the powpingviIle Militia, on "I.inkin and the
War" with portrait OF the Major and othuf
capital Illustrations 1smo 254 pp., cloth, 81 80.
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CIT H OF HI Is +,
Corner Third aud Basin streets, Hamilton, o,
b. p. CHURCHILL Proprietor

INHIS popular House has recently been re- mod
j eled apd thoroughly rehtted and renovated
aud Is nowOpened TO the public under new aus
pIces 1t 10 conveniently located 90 the business
portion OF the city, and Is near the railroad depot
No pains will bO spared to make it the hrst-class
house Of Hamilton. Omnibusses run TO and from
all trains Good stabling on the premises Jal7dtf
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CATHARINE ZEHRING,S ESTATE

OAIHAKINE y LEHKING7S ESTATE.
ON the 2ist day of June A. d., 1851 the under
~ signed was appointed and qualified Executor
Of the will of Catharne Zehring, late Of Mont
gomery County, Ohio, deceased.
June 27, '0T.w8t-42 GEORGE A. GROVE.
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H. B Il MI M.

FIRST STREET, QIEAD OF THE BAsIN,j
Has lust received large, fresh and complete
IL stock Of I"
Groceries, of ALI Kinds
FOR sALE-oNE HUNDRED BARRELS OF
Smiths best Family Flour, an extra article.
Two Car Loads Michigan Peschblow Potatoes.
Five hundred barrels Sweet Cider.
l.. B1MM, First Street.
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFIT
THE'DRED SCOTT DECISION.

As exhibited iu Statistical Facts and Official Fig
ures, by Thomas Prentice KettelI late editor Of
the Democratic Review" PIP 1S7 Price, 80 cts.
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Certificates of these Shares will be iuclosed In
envelopes Exactly alike, scaled up, mixed well
together, numbered OH the outside aud deposited
In boxes, subject TO public inspection. Any per
son sendug so cents for the certificate can order
any npma'cr he may choose. II he is pleased with
what therertifcate calls tor he can then send 50
and obtuin deed for the land, no matter what Il
may be, whether a lot worth from S5 to $50, or a
Farm wof1h from S100 to s2b 900 All Farms worth
over 81 09awill be redeemed In Greonbacks, should
it be pre.hrred, subject TO deduction of 20 per
cent to paver expense of sales, &c Amy number
Of sharoscln be taken ny individuals. Clubs will
be received at 10 per cent. discount with extra
certificate TO the gettcr up of the club,
Addftss, with money, and stamp inclosed for
return uAstnke I't ~ RANDER
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WASHINGTON, june 24.-fhe following /
supposed to have been perpetrated by som'
Wap;
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LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
This project, which We mentioned
at considerable length week before
last, has now assumed a tangibl,
form. A number of our citizens rep
resenting the various business inter
ests of the place, have entered into
the work with zeal, and forwarded
their application for charter. Due
notice will be given of its complete
organization, and time of opening the
books. In themeantime, those desir
ing information on the subject will
do well to call on j. M. Hamlin, C.
d. EttiDger. or c. E. Niles, either OF
whom can intelligently explain the
workings and advantages of such an
association.
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New and elegant Handkerchief Ex

No. 16, 5w.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Office in Barney's Block.
FINDLAI, OHIO,

.nFFERS this morning the following desi
" rSble town property:
ln-lute No. Ia, lS9, 1873, l99, 200, 20l, lG1
and lGG on Putnam street.
In-lOts No. c. and "a on Main Cross street.
In-lOt M. on Cory street, fronting also on
the l.. q. i l.. Il. L.
Outl lots Mes. ., ,, and ;, all in Vance's
addition 10 the town OF Findlay.
Two in-lOts IN East tindlay.
5-HouSe and lot on Jones street. corner lot.
well stocked with fruit trees. good well
-and cIstern. and first rate barn: house
frame, nearly new, fOur rooms. with pOrti-
co. window blinds, &c. win sell this prop
erty cheap.
Con Putnam Street. good frame house on
-in-lcts Nos l63, lGi and los, house per-
fectly souud. good we'll of water. premis-
es well stocked with fruit, grapes, etc.
Terms very reasonable. A good chance
for - man in moderate cire Instances 10 Sc
cure a home.
"A first.rate farm in Allen fognship, near
Van Buren,. lGO acres, loo cleared and
fenced, balance Wood land, living water
all the year round. One of the very best
stock fsrmsi in the county, or for any 9TH
er purpose. win be sold very cheap, and
payments made ca sy To the right kind uf
purchaser.
Attention OF mechanics and laboring men
is invited 10 TIE fact tsat a home can be Sc
cured at low rates and easy payments, plac-
ing a desirable lot within the reach of any
one in moderate circumstances. aug2 If
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OBITUARY.


Died at the residence Of his son-in-law, Rev.
R. II. HolIyday, In Findlay, in the evening OF
Sabbath, the sth inst, after a short Illness,
Mr.. RoBgRr PATTERSON, father OF j. s. Patter.
son Of this city.
The deceased was native OF Ballee county
Down, Ireland. WAS the second son of the
Rev James Patterson, who spent bis minis
ierial life in Bsllee. He was born January
d, l7s9, and was. therefore. IS years, eight
mo nths and two days old at the time of his
decease.
lie arrived in the United States July Sd,
| ISL, in the 22d year OF his age, and became
| a resident of Licking county, Ohio, in Octo-
riage with Eliza 8. Moore April l, 1919. He
made profession Of religion and united
with the Presbyterian Church in the 3lsi
year OF his age, urder the ministry OF the
Rev. James Cunningham. He removed TO
| Belleionta!ne in September, 1924, and be-
in tha, place, al the time OF its organiza-
ton.
He remove 10 Sandusky City in lsi7 and
returned In the fall Of ls49 to Bellefontaine-
In 1855 he removed to Columbus Grove. Put
nam county. where he resided TIL the sum-
mer of 1854, when he removed with his son,
James MEG. Patterson, with whom he had
made his home alter the decease Of his wife
in 1850 to Ashland, Ohio. 10 this place he
had his home, but spent much Of his time
with the other members Of his family.
He iwas long an earnest and exemplary
christian, and during most OF his life an
efficient worker in the cause OF Christ.
He was a man possessed OF the best busi-
ness qualihcations-was long a successful
merohant-was connected with the affairs OF
the Mad River, now the C. d. Il E. r. r., from
the organization Of that company until the
summer of ls4s. as Director, Secretary and
Treasurer.
In the relations of life be was kind hus.
band, loving father, wise counselor and
q beloved end honored citizen.
He had been in feeble health for many
months-came TO Findlay on Thursday the
5th inst. to visit his son and daughter and
their families. On Friday he spent the day
With his friends here, seeming to enjoy
more than ever before, his visit. On Satur-
day morning the fatal disease was upon him
and n the evening Of the Sabbath the spirit
left its clay tenemsnt-he died as
Sinks the summers cloud away,
LIES duty DONE"
His remains were conveyed TO Bellefon-
taine for interment with loved ones who had
gone before. r. II. II.
Findlay, o., Sept. IL. 1867.
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General Election.
Tuesday, October 8, 1857
Sheriff s Proclamation.
TifE STATE OF OHIO.

Hancock Goxnty
To the Qualified Electors of SAID
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There are few cases on record
where wig has saved a mans life,
and a few more where it might have
saved his life if he had worn one,
Absalom's fine head of hair was his
destruction, when he was caught in the
boughs of the oak, and the man who
had mis- wig torn from his head un-
der the scalping knife of a savage,
might have thanked his stars for his
capillary deformity. Still as a gen.
eral rule, badness is not desirable,
nor have We heard of case where
premature gray hair was either orni-
mental or beneficial. Barret's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" IS re-
markably successful in removing
premature gray HAIR and preventing
badness.
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SERIOUS AND Destructive FIRE
Last Tuesday morning, about two
o'clock, the steam grist and two saw
mills of c. A. IL Ii. N. Croninger, ir
Liberty township, about five mile:
from Findlay, were entirely destroy.
by fire, together with quantity OF
grain, -four, lumber, etc.
The fire was thought to be the
work of incendiarles, in view of the
following facts:
The three mills were situated or
the bank of the river, the grist mil
in the center, with considerable in.
tervening space, occupying in al
some two hundred feet. On the
night before the fire the space around
the engine and boiler was carefully
swept and sprinkled, the usual pre-.
caution against fire. Further, s
man whose duty it was made, went
his accustomed round at twelve
O'Clock, and found everything in
good order. At about two O'Clock
Mr.. H. N. Croninger, who resides in
the vicinity of the mill, being awak.
ened ty the light, sprang up and
discovered that each of the build.
ings was on fire, and that the flames
had bursted out of neither sufficient,
ly to have set fire to another
There can be no doubt therefore,
that incerdiaries were the cause oi
this wanton destruction Of valuable
property.
The loss will reach nearly SO, 900
no insurance. 1t will also prove a
serious loss to an extensive range OF
country, though it is hoped that new
buildings will soon be erected on the
ruins.
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h. IL. Meeting.

Pursuant to previous call, tn,
friends of the Toledo IL Columbus
Railroad met in convention in the
Court House, in Findlay, O., OIL
Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1867.
On motion, Hon. Parlee Carlin, O
Findlsy, was called to the Chair c
ID. Mcdonald, of Mt. Blanchard, O..
was appointed Secretary, with L
Glessner, editor Of the Hancock Cour
ier, and Mr.. Shearer, editor of the
Marysville Tribune, as Assistant
Secretaries. III. Brown, Esq, OF
Findlay, being called upon, stated
the objects OF the meeting, and re
ferred the Convention to Mr.. Osborn
of Toledo, he being President of the
Board Of IncorpOrators of the pro
posed rouIc, also a member of the
Executive Committee, spoke at some
length OF the enterprise, advising a>
to the proper course to be pursued
to consummate the preliminary steps
toward the construction of the pro
posed road; giving some ideas will
regard to the cost of building and
the advantages that will accrue from
the road when once constructed, etc.
recommending, also, that agents be
appointed in every county on the
proposed route, to secure the rights
of way-raise money for the prelimi
nary surveys, etc.
Speeches were made by represen
tatiyes from Wood, Hancock, Har-
din, Union and Franklin counties,
each Of whom were eager to sustain
the interests of their respective coun-
ties.
Col. VIM. Mungen, of Findlay, Of
fered the following preamble and res
olution which was unanimously adopt.
ed:
WHEREAS, The present organiza-
ton for a Railroad line from Toledo
to Columbus have made an arrange
ment for preliminary survey, etc, on
the different routes between said pla-
ces. Therefore,
Resolued, That we endorse the ac-
ton of said board in that behalf.
After discussions having been free.
ly engaged in by the advocates of
the respective routes, which was at
times animated and interesting, ex-
hibiting that earnestness of purpose
necessary to the accomplishment of
objects.
The Convention was, by motion,
adjourned sine die.
PARLEE CARLIN, Chm.
L. ID. MCDONALD, Sec'y.
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FOSTORIA NEWS.

CoRREcTION.-1 Inadvertently neg
lected in my report of the Unior
meeting at Liberty Hall on the eve
ming of the 1lth inst, to mention the
speech of Gen. Walker, of your place
1t was fully equalto any he ever deliv-
cred. and that is saying great deal
1t was received with no less favor than
that of Gen. Hayes, and abounded
IN telling hits, and replete with in
struction.
IMPROVEMENTS. II notice that Jas
Leach Il Son have built an addition
to their grocery store; dimensions
2l X 40 feet. This addition will give
them the room they so much need,
and they give evidence that it will
be fully occupied by the addition OF
sufficient capital to stock it with their
line of goods.
I CHANGED HANDs.-Mr. William
Weaver has exchanged his property,
on Main street, with Messrs. Mickey
for the old Hotel stand on Perry
street, known as "Union Hail." We
believe it is Mr.. Weaver's intention
to refit the house and keep q first
class hotel.
DlvIsloN.--In looking over the
proceedings of the County Commits
sioners we find the following order,
which may be of interest to many OF
your readers residing outside of Fos-
toria: The report of viewers to divide
Loudon township into two separate
election precincts was publicly read,
and no objection or remonstrance be.
ing filed, it is ordered that all that
portion of said township included at
any time within the corporate limits
of Fostorla, shall constitute one Dis
trict, under the name and style OF
"Town of Fostoria," and all the bal
ance of said township shall consti-
tuth a separate and distinct election
District, under the name and style
of Loudon Township Election Pre-
cinct. NIX.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-20

Farmers, mechanics and all, bear
in mind that the Fair takes place or
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October Sd 4th and 5th annd bring
something to exhibit. The Board
of Managers have done and are do
ing all possible to make it a success
and it now only requires that the
people of the county do their share
Citizens of Hancock it rests with you
whether our Fair shall be a success
or failure. Do your duty.