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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

A delegation of negroes recently
called on Mr., johnson, when he said
to them: - SO you have decided to
cast your lot with the Radicals and
make Sumner your God. If you
had placed more confidence in me
should have been able to help you
but now can do nothing for you
1t seems that Moses is Moses nc
more. The result of the Moses bust
ness has resulted for the negro some
what as an exchange reported that O
darkey said: "Moses Johnson lei II.
out Of the Egypt of slavery into thu
Red Sea Of rebeldom and-left u.
dar."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
BE SURE AND GIVE US A CALL
A. We Will Guarantee Satisfaction.
Pindlay. Nov. 23, 1866. If
LOOK IHlN WAYl

FVNHE undersigned wound inform the public
\ that he has STAT ted sew Blaoksmiih b
~ ow IN North Findlay, iwn "a Isres north 81
the junction oi OTTAWA and perrysburg roads
best style OF HuTse and Ok. .shoeing. and vii
other work Ia the smith line. We invites Mi
To give us n call and try US. We defy com
pition. nu3i.Aw J, TEMPI ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

A "down east" debating club has
been recently arguing the questions;
(which is the most effective agent
in the reduction of the population OF
civilized countries-War, Cholera,
Switchmen or Bilious Complaints?
Alter warm and animated debate il
was decided that the latter had prov.
en- by far the most disastrous, until
the discovery of the now celebrated
Robacks Stomach Biitc's and Scan.
dinayian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills. The club therefore, actuated
by spirit OF philanthropy, have te'
termined to recommend them to the
public as a preventative of cholera,
and a certain cure for all diseases re.
sulting from bilious affection, and
to inform them that they are prepar-
ed bv Prince, Walton & Co., Nos So
50, 60 and 62 East 81 st, Cincinnati
and are for sale by all respectable
druggists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
ImnnrfinI Suffrage.

The question of impartial suffrage
is being discussed by nearly all the
Republican papers in the State, and
afIirmativcly. The Cincinnati Ga.
zettc and Commercial, Cleveland Lea
er, Toledo Blade and Commercial
Springfield Republica, Xenih Torch
light, Fremont journal, Canton Re
publican, and numbers OF other pa
pers, the names Of which we forget,
arc in favor Of bringing the question
before the people at the coming
election. ..
All think it would carry by an in
creased majority over the vote OF las,
Fall. 1t may as well be done first
as last-for the time Is near when
it will force itself before the people
and tho people are prepared as vel
now to vote for it as they can he in
the future.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

Senator Case OF the Tennessee
State Legislature, was assassinaled
oL the 18th inst, at Nashville. The
assassin's name is Henry Farnes,
who has been guerrilla. He made
his escape.
The steamer Platte Valley sank
near Memphis on the 18th inst
Running on a sunken gunboat was
the cause Of the disaster. Over oil,
hundred lives were lost.
The State Legislature of Kansa:
has adopted resolution to amend
the Constitution restricting suffrag
to loyal men.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

General Crook has had a flpht
with the Indians in Washington ter,
ritory, killing thirty of them Er.
7 If he did it alone he must be death
to Indians. Wasn't he backed by a
few men2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

Gea. Garfield has introduced q
bill IN the house TO provide for the
appointment OF three oitizees, not
holding any Federal ofllcc, to ex
anime the Treasury Department
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

There has been a great snowstorm
throughout the South, from the Ohio
Rriver to New Orleans. The South
ern papers are explanatory with sur
prise and delight. 1t is a good symp.
tom when tl.ey hail Northern in.
stitution in that spirit There are
several other peculiarities of this
latitude that would have quite as ex.
hilarating an effect if they would let
them come.--Xenia TorehiighL
What are tiiey--Republicans, Re
publican papers, honesty and loyal
TYP
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

With fifteen million of inhabitants
in Spain, only three millions can reaC
and write.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
Lam GIs.
FARM FOR ALL WHO WISH To

"A TNNW FUN NIL WHO WISH TO
IA exchange improved farms in hancuck
county, for praire and timber. Ianos IN cen.
trM Iowa, well walersd, and near Railroads
1HIe perfect; we're selected from 10 TO 10
yaars since, when the choicest lands were
oflered-Good horses would also be taken n.
exchange. taQ ON H. Y. Harlwel at Crook
House, Pindiay, Ohio.
Nov. J0n2S-tt
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

A market man, in Harrisburg
manufactured q sausage fifty fee
nine inches in length.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

"The Government clerks are very
much dissatisfied with the increased
compensation bill passed by the
House, and committee Of their mum
Der was before the Finance Commit.
tee this morning urging more liberal
relief"
They should resign. There are
enough soldiers and men who woult
have taken the clerkships at the ole
salaries, much more with the addi
tional amount. .f.I,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25

Weak Eyes; EpiphOra, or Watery Eyes Pain
N q g Eve Ball; Amaurosts, or Obscurity
Vision PhOnotophia, or Intolerance OF sight
Weakness Of the Retina and Optic Nerve r
MyOfcs0pia, or specks or moving bodies bel
inre the eyes Opthalmia. or II dammatiOn
he Eye and Eyelids Cataract Ewes; Hemi-
upia or Partial Blindness; Sinking OF the
Eyebitn StrAbismus. or squirting, &c.
They can be used by any one with GER
taiuty of success, ~ without the least felr
" injury To the eye. Mure than 5000 certin
oates OF cures are exhibited At our Office
Cure guaranteed in every case when applied
according to the directions inclOsed in each
box, OF the money will he refunded. IVrits
tOT CUeuiar-sent gratis. Address
DIR. J. STEPHENS h Co, 0cuLIsrs,
At RushtOns, Family Druggists, No. ~, AstoT
House, Broadway, N. T., lP. o. box 02G.)
Z. S.-Dr. j. Stephens h Co. have invented
and patented a M00PlA, or CORNEA LAT.
rENER, tor the cure of Near. SightedRess,
which has proved u great success. IVr,ts
for Circular. ian26-ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
-slsjy advertisements.
office.

rINHE undo rsilned have hoen duty appoint.
| ei ard Iraltfed w administrators with tn,
Will an excl OF John n. Stoner deceased
lite % MashiI gtuI township, Hancock coun
t., Ohio.
ARPtHIM o. STnNEI,
ELiZh SETH ~TONER.
BRowN h PUuKhT, Au'!s.
Jan. Ia 81 3W
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
NOlice

E B. GORSUCH viii Iake notice that Cal
Il. vim ID. Mcdonald, on the 7th Of Janua.
ry, 1861, hled Lis petition IN the Court oi
Common Peas, within and tor the COrnty Ol
Hancock and stale OF OHIO, against said u. Il.
GUIsuch and 'ewis +. Hagerm,n, setting
forth that on l7tn Of November, 1886, said
b Is. q rsuch as principal and the pldlnlih
as bic surety, made their promisory. note OI
that date, and delivered lne same D the de-
fsudant, I.ewisF. hxgerman. and lney agre ed
10 pay tie sad Lewis r. hagermdn tour
hundred aid twenty .lve dollars IN two
months ailer the dale thereof, winch SAID
claim will be due January lIlO, 1861; also
setting torth that said h. Is. GorsuCh has alb
scOuded with inten, To deirau h creditors,
ana ~ about 10 make sale Ut his property
wuh intent u cheat and deIraud lis creditors.
Plaintiff asks huM order, that The said h.
Is. 6Olsueh Indemnify aud save HIM harmle ess
against The said liability of tie plaintiff IN
Tie premises. The SAID Il, B GOrscuch Is
notified that he Is required 10 appear and
answer said petition, on or before the third
saturday after the 2slh day Of February
next. CALVIN ID. MCJUN AID.
January 10Th, 1867. n3i Gw.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-25
Guardians Sale of Town Lots in
Arcadia.

IN pursuance of An order nj the Probate
l Court OF HaucJcS county, Ohio, the un.
,irrSigned viii on SATURDAY., the 10Th day of
'.r Vt.,ty >, tH"r. u'vrtoN =. NJ. ui the
pre misses. Offer ~ pu5hc sale, the ol owing
described real e.taie, situate in HancocN
county, ohio, to wit:
ln.l1t No. 0, IN the lat addition to the town
1t Arcadia, appraised At sl3j 90.
ln.lot No. "a, In LIST addition To the town
{ Arcadia appraised AZ SIS 90
In lot M. 40. N the town OF Arcadia, ap
praised ri $500 0O.
TERMS OF SALf-One third cash on day
4 sale. one.third IN one AMI one. Luird IN twu
years from day OF sale, To be secured by
mOrt.a Q on the premises sold. Deferred
pdy men,s To bear IN crest. payable annually
ENUCh ROSS,
GGardian OF David h. OAKS,
O'NEAL, BLNcSRoRo X la sH, Atys.
jii l>u, 3j T.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
NOTICE.
The Sea Side.

There is something in the mysterious that in all eyes,
and among all men, has filled their souls with wonder and
delight Poets have tried to tame down to song but the
voice of the empeossed browns all other voices In
its thrilling and terrible melody What womans voice is as
soft and the signing of the sleeping the mid
waves creep toward the beach?
Happy they, who, instead of sweating and fretlng
in city offices thousand miles from the sea, tumbing in
the breakers down Atlantic City, this sweterng July day.
Every plunge into those whtecapped bilows that come In
one unbroken flow from the shores of Ireland year added
to life Every breath that across the blue waves laden
with the vgor of youth, smoohs down the wrinkles which
care or disease has powed the cheeks and brings back
the that bloomed there years ago.
Oh we who pine in dingy shops racking your brains DER
loss and profit shake the dust from your weary feet and go
to the sea side, and add dozen years to life.
To those who desire pleasant time and who do not care
about squandering their fivoties, we say to
Atlantic City, New Jersey, and find out that bghearted
genial Irish host Michael Lawor of the Central House.
Mr. Lawlor has learned that of knong hOp keep house,
which SO few possess.
Atlantic City is thirty miles from Philadelphia. Trains
run several times day between both places.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

Remember Lawlor and the Central House, at Atlantic
City, and if after stopping there for week. you do not
bless the rest of your life will supply you with THE
IRISH REPUBLIC for nothing.
In addition the Central House. parties visiting Atlantic
City will find good accommodation Bedoe's Doyles
Dalys and Hotzs. All these gentlemen keep houses
Atlantic Avenue Mr. Doyle whose place Kentucky
Avenue Will visitors bear those in mind and
will them pleasant and the best attention and
fare?
For real comfort pleasant times and good bathing, there
better watering place in the States than Atlantic City,
Add this that it does not require ohat the amount of
money to spend month there that it does in other
watering places and will be that Atlantic City is the
place for health and pleasure seekers who wish to find real
enjoyment truly reasonable terms
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Canadian Republican Association Of Chicago.

large meeting of Irish Canadians held on the even
ing of July 49, in Lnds Hail. to receive and consider the
report of the committee appointed at previous meeng
to draft Constitution and Bylaws for the Association.
large number of French Canadians attended the meeting
and expressed their entire in the views and
objects of the Association and their willingness to become
members of the same.
The meeting being called to order, Mr.. W. Burns
elected chairman, and Mr.. p McHugh, secretary.
After brief addresses made by several French and
Irish Canadians the Constitution and Bylaws read
points referred to the committee for further consideration
permanent organization thus effected under the name
of the Canadian Republican Association"
The chairman called on all persons in the hail. intending
to become members forward and sign their
large number responded paying in their initiation fees
At this stage of the proceedings deuaton from the Fenan
Brotherhood was in the hail. which called forth
rounds of applause Spirited addresses delivered by
members of the deputaon the of universal liberty
stating the objects of Fenansm to be the freedom of
all races what their color creed and extending
cordial invitation the members of the society attend
celebration the LIST of August next in commemoraon
of the permanent union of the Fenian Brotherhood.
The remarks of these gentlemen were received with
applause. of thanks passed by the meeting
the dcputato for the honor conferred after which the depu
tation retired
The Association then proceeded to the election of officers
which resulted follows:
President J. III. FRECHETTE,
Wee President, P. McHUGH,
Secretary NJ SWEENEY,
Treasurer, w. BURNS
The meeting then adjourned meet again Linds Hail.
Thursday evening" the 25th instant
M. SWEENEY Secretary.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Agents.

Daniel O'Madgan, Esq, of 1904 Broadway st. Louis,
No. has kindly consented Agent for The IRISH RE-
PUBLIC newspaper in the city and vicinity of St Louis Mr.
OMadgan has full authority receive subscriptions adver-
tisements etc. and his receipts for all moneys paid will be
acknowledged at this office Our good friends in ST. Louis
earnestly and respectfully requested to assist Mr. oa-
digan in pushing the circulation of national journal
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27


cross the Seine at Paris.
sONGs.-PEToFI
I'm lost in thought l cannot understand
What's passing round me. On swift wings [ fly,
Perplexed and restless, DER the fatherland
Through the wide world and the Exchanging sky,
And then strange dreary dreams inspire my lays
Like lunar rays
But why should vain chimeras fill my mind?
A brighter future I'll anticipated
Why to hopes promises should be blind?
God rules above us, and our God is great;
And then my songs up to Heavens portals rise
Gay butterflies!
And when lovely maid chance to meet,
Oh, how [ revel in her smiles of grace!
Oh, how look into those eyes sweet,
AS looks star upon the lakes calm facet
And then my song with rapturous fragrance glows,
And am I loved? I feel Joy divine
dwell enraptured thought like this;
Come fill my glass with rosy sparkling wine
And celebrate with me the mighty bliss!
Then are my songs inspired by hope and love-
Ranbows above!
But while hold the glass look around,
And see the manacles my country wears
Then, not the clinking glasses music-sound,
But the harsh clang of letters shock my ears.
What is the song which then l sing aloud?
misty cloud
Will not the people, in a burst sublime,
Break through these chains? Can release be wrought
Till they rusted by corroding time?
Forbid it, Heaven 1 cannot bear the thought;
Then do my songs burst forth in shame and ire,
Like lightnng's fire!
An advertisement in New York paper promising to send
receipt to keep in wells and cserns from freezing
in neghborng city forwarded the amount and received
return mail the following answer which may prove of
alue-"Take in your well and cisten cold nights, and
eep them by the fire."
Works WORTH READING.-General Giuseppe Garibald,
is stated know not what authority has commenced
three volume with priests for its principal characters
md Rome for the of action. He is also engaged
history of his public life"
STRANGE ABoRTIvE.-A relgiewe of tweny-three years
If age presented herself says II Mgogn at the Hospital
IF the Incurable Naples for relief from acute pains of
he breast for which she could assign After the
account of her serngs the physician suspecting
hing unusual submitted her to examination much against
will In place of signs of disease he found the ordinary
signs of pregnancy. Foreign bodies sharply pointed
ound beneath the skin which caused sharp pain
Their presence denied strenuousy by the patient until
he point of needle made to project through the skim
She igned establishment at the singular fact insnuatng
hat it had found its way there accidentally during Sleep and
only after thirtytwo had been withdrawn that she
herself be months advanced pregnancy
md that her conessor had advised this of expag
ner SINS and had himself introduced the needles
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Grand Ball.

We are requested to announce that GRAND INAUGURAL
BALL will be held in Douglas Hall, of Archer Ave-
and Mary street. Chicago Monday evening" July 10Th.
The proceeds will be applied to the furnishing of the hall
and the place of meeting of the Kickham Circle
hope the members of the F. B. and their friends will make
it point to be present.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Hickman Circle, Chicago.

There will be meeting of the Hickman Circle held at the
Douglas Hail. Archer Avenue and Mary street,
on July go 1867 Messrs L. Morrison w. A. Campbell
T. ONeill RUSSELL and other distinguished speakers will
address the meeting
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
Chicago Agent.

Mr.. FRANK LAwLER, ia West Adams street, is duly
authorized to collect and receipt bills Any moneys paid to
him. and duly recepted will he acknowledged at this office
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

capital 1t is said that for the benefit of the incredulous
practicable model of the bridge is about be constructed
across the Seine at Paris.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
DEATH

On June 49, 1867 at his residence Crosses Robnstown
Navan, Co. Meath Ireland Richard Kelly, after long and
painful Illness which he bore with Christian resignation
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

The meeting then adjourned to meet again at Linds Hail.
on Thursday evening, the 25th instant.
M. SWEENEY. Secretary.
, 1867-02-05

hold that his Majesty had appointed hlm
Librarian of the Elysee. This news tends
to confirm the umour that the Emperor
intends shortly to inhablt the palace,
which none but servants have lived IN
since the coup d'etat. Enormous sums of
money have been laviShed upon the
EIysee for many years and even the
outer offices, which the public may see
into from the Faubourg 81. Honore, are
crowded with spick and span new furnl-
ture of an expensive kind, and the win
lows are all furnished with curtains.
Unfortunately, the state OF nj. Ponsard'S
health is such that his family and friends
are doubtful whether he will be able to
perform the duties Of his new office.
The appeal Court has confirmed the
Judgment sentencing the Memorial Dipt0-
matique to pay a fine of 100f. for a libel
upon the King Of Prussia. The decree
Of the Superior Court very shortly states
that "the taking away Of the Lobkowitz
flock Of sheep, described in the libel as a
robbery, was represented as resulting
from the personal will Of the King Of
Prussia ; that such an imputation was an
undoubted insult TO the character, moral
ity, and dignity Of the Prussian Sovereign,
and constituted an attack upon his per-
SON." The High Court is therefore Of
opinion that the proper punishment for
the offence SO described was, under the
circumstances, that awarded by the Court
below-nameIy, the payment of "a ster-
ling.
, 1867-02-05

remained in Mexico. The statement that
the Imperial troops had evacuated San
Luis PotoSi is reiterated.
The NeW YORK. Herald, of the cath,
says:-"News to the goth from Vera Cruz,
by way Of New Orleans, has been %receiv-
ed. The French had seized 100000 dolls.
Of the Imperial treasure and the steamer
Eugenie had sailed with 600, 900 dolls,
100000 dolls. of which belonged 10 the
French Government, and 200, 900 dolls.
to the citizens. One thousand French
troops had sailed for France. Our cor
reSpondence from Vera Cruz is To the
14th, and from Orizaba TO the 18th. The
French steamer Panama had arrived at
Vera Cruz with 200 additional troops,
and a large quantity Of %gunpowder. A
special courier To General CaStelneau also
arrived by the steamer. The Custom
9th inst, and when Macmillan presented
an order for so, 1000 dolls. it was not cash
ed. Jacob Thompson, of the late COME
deracv, was in Vera Cruz. He took pas
sage for Havanah, but the steamer did
not stop there, and he was compelled to
go on to Mexico. Macmillan left ORR
Zaba on the 10th inst. for the capital.
Miramon had fed to Queretaro to avoid
arrest by Marshal Bazaine, and Marquee
had made u decided failure in his efforts
to raise money for the Emperor. The
war between Macmillan and Bazaine
had become open and avowed. The
former is said TO have enjoyed that por-
ticn of President Johnson's message re-
lating to Mexican affairs, which was tele-
graphed him from Vera Cruz Immediately
on its reception, simply because it afford
ed him another opportunity of humlliat-
ing Bazaine."
, 1867-02-05
SPAIN.

The following is ~ summary OF the
latest news from Madrid :-''Twelve
members ofthe C0rtes have been ASST gned
u forced domicile, viz, MesSrs. EscanO at
OrenSe, CarhaiIo at Aimeria, MantliIa at
Corunna, EstreIla at Lago,. Casaval at
Lerida, Ortiz Pinedo at Leon, DionisiS
Roberty ut Soria, Alarcon at Burgos, Sill
vela at Toledo, Al6areda at Lerouel,
Suarez Inclan at Jaen, and Navarro at
Ovieda. Seven have been transported,
MN. MaurIcio Roberty to AIhucema ION
the African coasl), MeneSes to Ceuta, Do
mingueZ TO MeliIla, Rascon 10 BadajoZ,
La Hoz and Herrera to the Canary ISL
ands, and Salaverria 10 the Balearic Isles.
M. Rios RoSas was on board the steamer
Pinta, for Porto Rico. The arrest Of this
Iast-named gentleman is related 10 have
been made at l in the morning When
the Wallets of Marshal NaryacZ came 10
break into the house of the president of
the Cortes, the latter ordered his domes-
tics not to open. The police then repair
ed to the Captain General of Madrid, NJ.
Pezzuela, for fresh Instructions. He di-
vected them 10 drive in the gates. Hav-
ing thus forced an entrance, they found
nj. RIOS KOSas III Oed. lie SAID he was
unwell. Further o was then had
10 the Captain-General, who told them
to get a litter from the nearest hospital,
and place NJ. Rios Rosas in ii. On this,
the latter got suddenly well, rose, dress
ed himself, and accompanied the alguazils
on foot. Marshal Serrano was also ar
rested in the nighttime. His place was
surrounded by two companies of infan-
try and the inevitable Pezzuela in per-
son, with four men and a corporal, pre-
scented himself in the bedroom Of the
President of the Senate, who openly
laughed at all his precautionary measures.
AS to the Queen, she had not forgotten
her former friendly relations with the
Marshal, and the services he had render
ed her many "a time and oft; she sent a
Court dignitary TO Madame la MARKETABLE,
who was all in tears, with q message,
, 1867-02-05
MEXICO.
commerce

Intelligence received at New York an
nounces that the Emperor Macmillan
has been enthusiastically received in the
capital. 1t was officially announced that
General Bazaine had received instructions
from the Emperor Napoleon to cooperate
with Macmillan while the French troops