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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-04
General Election.
Tuesday, October s, 1867
Sheriff's s Proclamation.
THE STATE OF OHIO.
I-..L -

THE STATE OF OHIO. ~
s- n. Rascoct County !
To the Qualified Electors of said
County:
| In pursuance OF law of said State, regu-
lationg eecti ons therein, ], ID. ID. McCahau,
sheriff OF ths county Of Hancock, aforesaid
do hereby proclaim end make known, that
the
second TuegaaJ I'm October,
Ammo Domini o-s thogssnd eight hundred
and sixty Sc ven teie9 tn eighth day OF a. id
month, Is by tie ceIStitution and laws of
said State, sppoi"ted sod made a day on
which the quaiite9 eject 1rs Of said county
elections IN theiI = s1s ,tivs townships be-
tween the hours G. siE eel ooS a. m, 5 ad SIX
o clock p. m. OF Ii GsT, ssd proceed To
elect. by ballet, 80 FsNowing State and
County ofictrs, to.is;te
One person fer Glgslaar
One person for LzsQ;3aant Governor;
One person ftg Ircaylrer of State;
One person fts rtS.:.tta of State;
One pers'n for Attorney Geners,i1
One person for Supreme Judges
One person for Comptroller of Efscs.
ury.
One person for Member of the Boaro
Of Public Works;
Two persons for State Senator's
From the Thirty third Senatorial District of
ONO. composed of the counties If Fulton,
Henry, Lucas, Putnam. Wood and Hancock
One person for Representative;
One person for Prosecuting Atsc--
ney;
One person for Commissioner;
One person for InArmary Director
(sor three years);
One person for Inaraary Director
fos two yGarsl;
One person for Ir.frmary Director
flor one year,;
Also, For or against the Constitution
al Amendment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-04

AND WHEREAS, BY an act of the Legislature
oi The state OF Ohio, passed FEBRUARY 9.h.
1881, II Is made the duty of the ~h=riff al
the tins OF proeldiming the election. ta give
notice tn the Trustees Gf the seve raj town.
ships, OF the number OF persons to be re-
turned as JuF0rs from each township,
the appor,ionnenJ of Jurors. as paas bv
the Clerk nj the Court of Common Pleas, to
bs returned, is as follows:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-04

A heavy Stock Of fresh groceries
iast sasaiysd at pavis 4 Green's
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-04

"Her Hair down-gushing in an armful flows
And foods her ivory neck, and cutters as
she goes"
"Barretrs Vegetable Hair Restorative, -
not only 10 sKes the hair glossy .ad rich, but
causes II TO grow to great length. how
proud 10 every woman of her soft, long and
beautiful hair.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-04
REMEMBER,

When you go to the polls on the
9Th of October,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

That legislation has run mad in the wav
Of corruption and exuavag1nce isa fact
tina, no one will deny. That the tr asuries
Of our cjuairy, State county AID municipal,
are dep!etsl. ia well known % all. That
our people are ovcrburloned with taxes viii
" admitted by the whole community. Tie
load is becoming 60 heavy tia. the mos.
patien. are getting weary, and have com
menced to look abou, for some relief, some
assistance 10 re. rid Of this great weight
winch i. breaking down aud de stroying the
vitality Of the nation. Iha. there can be
no doubt, aud all TINT is nc sessary to find
1t 70 ssek il, and 70 make il effective is to
use II when found. That remedy 10 re-
trsnchmcnt and reform rctrenchment in our
expenses aud reform 10 our legislation. To
obtain this there should be . complete
change in all the Offices Of the county and
State, aud We know Of no better place 10
commence the work than here at home
Let the office seek the man, and not th'
men the Office. Let the best men in th'
county be chosen A. candidates, and ther,
can be no doubt, ifthis course 10 pursued
that it y i'll prove successful.
We have good men who are honest anc
capable, who would accept the Offices, bu
will not icmcan themselves by getting
mixed up with the slough Of politicians tC
obtain them And'knoWing thia il in III,
duty of the people to take the matter II
hand at once, and not stop until they CARR
il into effect Who will commence th
good work +, Who will obtain the credit Q
Brst moving in favor of ReIcnchmeut an,
Reform
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
perocratlc state Convention.

- .,..-.o.. o. g., scverr' Counties or
s...a.-,,, ,-saes.c3 10 serd De cgs'es to
S. o.,nv.s,i.n h-c'y called. 10 te held At DIS
M.asr. q, q, e,stn day Of Jui 9 ne =, :,
!, o.,lort 4. .l-.a r,'anai'''' Of ne'e"'es 'or
s,.,, 50. ana ne II r-ari' y % OF hufinee'.
IN, r,,.o ,greprcs nation viii be aas ~ esa'e iof
orsry orc kau4. votes cast for rho'3 H. beii'on'
Il, i.r q. la. lad oae i'- 'fers haeu'h 81
ilssr,D o. az.
,,,o,,e. ea.,ins lee. than city vetes viii he enii-
led g. zoe delegate.
n,,,,y NJ tha tho integrity OF the Union, and The
,,,.uy o. free in i a,ions, depend on the distinc
NV. mr..a,r- rnslniA,n,d by toe Demo rasic Party
We in ste Ill Who coincide with ~ n sentiment upon
he s.r,s bcfore the country 10 participate in oar pri
nav erection. 10: the selection Of eeiess'e..
q, orier Of the Democratic State Central Commit
&c IN ELwooD, CBinsAs.
Nay 18th. 1861.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

Among the curious inventions at the
Pasis Exhibition 10 . process for printing
without ink. According 70 the London
Prinssr's Register the ~ stem Was invented
By Freedman named n. 0ustave Lsboy
q. and tins specimen on exhibition contains
eoe hundred and fosty-6vs letters in seven
different kinda Of type and Two colors red
end black-composed aud one hundred
sopiss printed Ill in three minutes. The
printing ~as done in thirty>two seconds
II. Leboyer has taken out patent in Eng
land. 8 we'll - other countries. His ma
chine appears to b chiefly intended for
cards and bills, letter heads, &c. The time
expended in the usual linking process mus,
OF course DO saved in the working Of baud
machines. The coloFs ars good and well
printed. A chemical paper Of other fabric
ovsrliss the card or paper to b printed on,
and the types are rapidly stamped uposl
this soalsss chemical baod, which impresses
1he celos "a the card. The band lasts fss
several days 10 consesns work. AID eoota
paly abeas three half pence stsrliag.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
Nplended Crop Prospect.

The Journal Of Commerce Gays that never
before in tho history Of this country have
the crops given such promise Of plenty.
The hay crop. one Of the most valuable, is
nov beyond the reach of any ordinary Gala
NIFTY, end the yield will be unprecedented
Our citv readcrcs can hardly understand
what an immense gain ths IL TO the country
During the last season the farmers in many
mows tor the first time in a score Of years
and SIC q so per ton were often paid in
the very heart Of agricultural districts l.rrr-
ly devoted to grass culture. The crop OF
ls0O vas pat down ia the census at litlc
over 10 UDo. 0DD ha' uf 1866, y tho Az,
ricaltHral Barean. At 2l,s.s.c27 ons, valu>
ed at s3l7 .4Gl, s57 bat the yicld of 1867
IL likely - D. over a0,unN 900 tons, gan
whose importance can hardly be over esti>
mated. Inc wheat crop Of the United
STATES for 1866. il given by the Bureau At
lol, 9s9 9QC bushels valued at 1898, 7T3, 6ic
The yield - subject to more contingencies
than she hay crop but the testimony from
all sections is more universally cheering and
favorable TO the largest estimates tnsn ever
before in our experience : Tho same is true
OF the clrn crop. The yield Of Indian corn
for last year was given n, s67 gi6, 265 bu-
shells, valued at $69l ,6e6. 2O5. For thi
year the promise now exceeds twelve hun
dred million bushels. othcr grains. and
most offfuts are equally promising. The
effect Of such a supply upon the finsnccs .!
thc country VII he almost magical, unles,
countsr>halancel W The gros.cst misman
agemcn. OF national af,rs-We have seen
statement in print intended to show tina
/, made . little difference ito the country
whether the yield of any specified crop was
large or small. since ,hep.icc was enhance
by scarcity. snl as much was obtained foi
istry Is too transparent to need refuta,ion
The relief to all classes Of laborers and pro
ducers to be found in the OVERLOOKING abun,
dance nov promised never came 1t a time
when it was more sorely needed II should
be accepted with devout gratitude, and a
due acknowledgement Of its divine origin,
No heart should be untouched BY the TEEN
ing bounty which breaks in so signally 10
on the general dependency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

The following remarks on the income
tax and it's great injustice, which we take
from the New York Erening Gosstts, will
strike oil ~ being just and proper. In orr
der to get rid oft, let us pay of the nation.
al debt At once in greenbacks. The Gazette
says:
Il 10 impossible 70 lay tax which shall
be perfectly equal in its operation, but the
income tax besides smbodyine the mos
odious feature Of oppressive legislation;
namely the inquisitorial function Ia officials,
swallows in the cost Of collection plump
percentage Of the amount realized. and is
moreover. very unequal in operation. A
tax on sales would bear upon every man &C
eosding TO his consumption Of food and 9TH
e. merchandise, but thiI law does not take
into account his ability to pay. Thus a
man who had handsome income during
1865, but had lost every dollar during the
month Of April, and had not where to law
his head, would be, nevertheless, held amen.
able for the pound Of flesh TAX on what he
once paid
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
COlton's Select Flnvcrs


CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are creating quite sensation among Lovers OF
Choice FlavorsevevywheIe for their delicious Fiavors
Strict Puri and unrvallei strength Those who
wish the beat, and those who wish cconomize seek
them. Colton's Pnrc Vanilla Flavor IL sought BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity,
very unlike the many vanlls Extracts In market)
Ex-Gov. JAxns Y. SMITH. OF PRoyspxScE II. l.. SAYS;
My wife prooountes them superior 60 any Flavor.
Ing Extracts she has ever used
EN .'ov. W. A. BvcKISGHAs, or CosAyorIcrr, says,
For long time we have used them, and find them
very tne
HOLLAND. Timothy Tltcomb) the well known
author Of sprincfed Mass, says They the
Standard in all this vicinity.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
such list OF References IL seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold By Grocers and Drug
cists. Prepared by j. ". COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coltons Toilet Article No D 70 Heal and Besutify
the Skin. Sold by Harrison & Stafks, and Parks l.
Hosmer, Davenport, Iowa.
chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER. FINCH
FULLER, - Market street, for all Cutone Prepsse
tioue; Sept. 95-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

The New York eo.rs.s ~.
Philadelphia Ledger write. p0"oens Of the
SO many Of our leading men 49,.
to Europe, and &C many more A., aave gone
leave with their families Tor the soous to
places and other summer resorts. thu
great metropolis from now till about the -, me
Of August. may he considered from homs
In the fashionable. A. in the business world
there 10 dead halt. The fashionable we'd,
dings have ceased. The merchants gener.
ally say they are not making money enough
to pay rent and clerk hire, butt the crop.
should turn out abundant, they cay ,he
West will be profitable customer toward
the end Of August. From the South bu;
little is hoped. though il 10 thought that the
times there. commercially and politically
have nov about sesa their worst, aud tha,
the future must oscsssarily witness an i'm
pfove0eoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

VI
s'.a s,xa Ian On. 1874.
Ds BRAspurrn For some years have been sub
jeet 70 attacks Of indammatory rheumatism which
usuny comes on 10y tnsee OF lou, o ~. ,hsj,
advice t,,ok colchicnm. ctyic acd and other cele
hrated remedies but none relieved me or shortened
me eMacs winch esseu aot weens ,.nme p;,,a
a living upnn nv he'd Al the time suffering the 90
vesest paine Ia my feet aud ankles which no pen can
, &c nn,s .re su snd nws,iins sans;hv
abaecd and in fortv-eight hours were all gone, and
wss cnrtd and have haH no return
~. snr su 4, smsr ram, .e ma snar how
they eau find certain relief
II am RESPECTFULLY your. j. d. DuDL6f.
The Hon Demas Barnes. saws ~ cell more OF
Brandreths Pills tnan all others put together"
M, anprru.u pr,rs .,a.e,a hv al s,re,,s,s
u
ccs ~ ~. ,rl,-;,,t ~c,ca p-apAv.,h Iinnsa Mar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

TINS Springfield (Mass) Republican says
there is - very rapid change Of population
going on in our manufacturing towns For>
sisn sorking people have Gene in to such
an extent as in many Villages, to constitute
The controlling element, and the natives do
oo' nno It pleasant TO live among those
whose religion and eocal and domestic life
are 80 unlike the New England s.v,e."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL viGOR are re
vatnei ny IIsrABolD's ExrRAcr B-oHu. tf5dS~iy

GAINED ny tisfNBofb's fSrH.cf BuoHr. lIon~~1
SchenclS's. Seaweed Tonic; an M
medicine III vented ~ Dr y. VI SrHFsek. ~ Pniii-
delpha 10 intended to dissolve the food and mabe II
into chyme, ti FIRST process of digestion. BY clean
.inp the stom ach with Schcucks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic soon the appetite and food that could
not bs eaten before usn2 II viii be eastly dteeefed
Consumption cannot he cured hv Schench's Pulmo'
mic Syrup the stomach and liver s made healthy
nd the adp.tit sestored. hence the Tonic and Fls
are required In nearly every case Of consnm ption
half dozen bottles Of this 6BAWEED TONIC and
three OF fous hhses Of tho MANDRAKE PILLS VIII
cure any ordinary case ~ dyspepsia
D. ScIEScg makes professional vista In New YORK
Boston. and n his principal Once IN Philadelphia
every week. See daiy papers 81 each place, or hts
pamphlet on consumption for hrs DAYS FOR visitation
Please obrcrve when purchasing that the two ike
nessee Of the Doctor, one in the last stage o. Con
SUMPTION and the other he now is in perfect health
are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 icr
bottle or 81 80 the hslfdo All leters for adv
should be addressed to DR. Schcncks Principal once
No Is NMth 9TH Street. Philadelphia Pa
Cencval Wholesale Agents: DrmHe Barnes 4 Co.
n. "; s. s. Nance, Baltimore, Nd: John ID. Park
Cincinnati, Ohio: Walker 4 Taylor. Chicago, LII.
Collins Broe,, q. Louis. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

THE hundred colleges of the rn;,., s.
Will begin the celebrations Of their ..Com.
msnccmenis" in a Few weeks, and u. -.
thousand students will be OF to epicv ,h.;.
summer recreatiOns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

On which time owes 100000 bones have been used
hss PLACED Il beyond the pale Of experiment Il hai
become necessity d svesy family for lnsoant So
net only for diseased eyee acute chronic but fOi
ali cutaneons inammstions buYne, chiilelains cry
epelas, easheum. sfings of iuseCss MueQusto hteet
lnsnts eoree, chafee and ecab-, chnpt hands, ehspi
lIpe and all kindred ie relieving pane. md healing
% BY magic. Being applied RxrHnxAfGr, has
never been Known IN eingie case. 10 njure, - The
use Of the COUGHING needle. Bssoury, or probe % Of
burning caustice corroding lotions and kye-watss.
frequently does israparshle in7fy 70 the eye, By
fodipg and forever esoyne the delicate tissues
constitute or envelope thas sensitive organ.
Yof eale ct Wholesale and retail q peOprotose lov-
est each price,. STEVENSON q CANADIAN.
Drusaisis aud Agents for PropFietosss Davenport
Iowa. decs1-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
:" HIST ORICAL,"
GARDENERS
Rheumatic + Neuralgia Compound
matte 4 NEURALGIC COMPOUND

AhI Al NALciO tOBfOON II.
EIFTEkN years ago Capt. L. P Copeland was com
inanderof Boston brig. owned by the late Hob
ert q, shaw capt Copeland, at that time made
voyage TO Vera cruz. and while there. near the guns
Of the Castle ui san Tan de Uiua, attacked with
hi. old eofnptaiut Rheumatism While Suffering SO.
vcrely ON board his vessel he visited by Next
cat-Spaninrd. who said De could relieve him OF his
pain. and entirely cure him of his disease Tho
itur returned tin his medicine and proved HE words:
il few days Capt copeland began TO improve IN
der his treatment and WAS completely cured
SO delighted was the .old sea Dog that he pur.
chased tn receipt from NE Mexieo-sl aii.Id, Tor
one Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
After Capt Copeland returned TO Boston, Capt.
Gardiner bought number Of bottles OF this article,
then manufactured In small way by Capt, Copeland
In Boston Capt. Gardiner. who then sailed q n.r.
chant ship to London, took the article with him mud
sold II for guinea bottle Ii attracted attention In
London, and Capt Gardiner Immediately wrot. to
his brother. Charles +. Gardiner. Esq, purchase
of capt Copeland he right 10 make and cell the arti-
cl-in England, tho West Indie Islands and Australia;
this was in 1885 Capt NJ d. Gardiner on recent 81
the notice Of the purchase frum Capt Copeland i'm.
mediatcly formed leo partnership with Mr.. Watson
aweathy dealer In London, who now. under the firm
of Gardiner. Watson ~ Co.. No. 81 Mark Lane. Ion
don are introducngthe Compound with great
all over Europe.
In 1882 Capt. Gardiner was In boston, and IN con-
nectisn with his brother, Chas r Gardiner pufchas-
ed from Capt Copeland his heirs and successors,
the whole right to the article, with the intention to
give to the people Of North Ameficaethe benefits Of
Its wonderful healing properties Il has proved =
most valuable medicine TO all who have tried Ii.
Mr.. c. +. Gardiner Immediately tablished large
rtice md since 1859 has de voted hs time to the in
PRODUCTION and sale OF GARprNrn's RHxvu.r,c avn
NKuaAIsic CoxrouNp Ne eho Ma add ha, IN. AZ a.
e,ri. - .ntjrely ya,atah,o oca hair. 80 49,, ~
wild in England from whence il is imported nv ths
Iroprietor-Mr Henry r. Gardiner - 'A'
:" r- 49,.
~. n p aIA:o, nov; Iosn. $50.
=. oHn ~ 81, 3 ioIs se'oF Ssfainere hheu'
D s. Neura,RIc Oympouhd:
cH..nnsnk pecn ulTteu MIN 1e Neufsgia IN my
Compound, and can checvfuly cay found Il the
ohiy Ienei, ana recommend II 10 All Who are troub-
ieo wan inc .>eusagi1. ,
iuun neepeeT1iy, bOUTH.
oyster Dealer, CUf. Madison u Dearborn Sc.
L. = :, v = on, To-, Esq,N Dear sir-
-, ~ Is 10. o,.eh tnat am led to cay aught In
~ S.,;rs III 49, out easc IN my own nm
.y - uhs, v..u 10y ~ .emafAaoie manner ~
an..d - So us q NessatW OcmPouho, am In
~hich r,~r ~. ,,y III az wIus OF announcement,
SIM. ,',S. ;n ny .s may 1e better appreciated
=, m;r,Ss h4s ~. - .aa ssefy scvcle sitac.
~ ,.S pc,, E ~nsS - ~ pslu.ay pafeneo And
M -, =. ns % ~ ncs neau, ana BREAST
her friends sesris,r~ Tom ~ -. =, sS siinong
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.

Az the forms Of disease for which We prescribe H.
Uompound have their origin In the blood, let the
sufferer remember that no merely outward appliance
will afford him Permanent relief, because 4 canno.
reach u CAUSE The Conp0und, eoiso INTO rnn
Bloop,-TnR CITADEL OF THE DISkASE,-dr drives
1t from lite strong hold, and the victim IL relieved
SoRE WARRANTED
BuRNHAM 4 VAN SCHAACK,
| mNs,s noeeaae Druggists. &c Lake ST. Chicago.
lem s,rryfa far the Norfhwepff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13

a., TIE - GLORY OF NAN "a srprNcru -T,.,..
ly use Hlxnots;. No debih;ated should Immediate
-..Aor Bucau. ld&w
3uaaed Men. Amp nm, n,v q, Cas-.
Atuss. s.a ei.s..e. ss;sSs on III. Esror.
yer' Maaciee in the nrst srr ~ me 6sss the Ora
Il seas NTH
Did sklLLlN HOUGhTVN. Ha"s..sse. Address.
Philadelphia, Az. - Aseosieton.
AkL1DolOv ylU1D xIr1ACT 1rr.,; !.
PeesoeesIe 0eo - ODE. lfeo Ton - S.4 L
psepssoess - s0os0ses 6i0 eslIS0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
I(J-F,

"A LTMAN = Ne ULLOUGH haviae secured
a e. ample e.poly Of Iee, srs new psspeeeA
tegms. Orders len ID m 800 ,iisrSns, 6SSsS
go. ee9ss q wisA d. vseuas, IN 9 pcGvl6
~ Sss1NSs4 g: cpy6 cf1ce MI - e @
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-13
Remarkable Waves.

Accounts from the Sandwich Islands
state that on April 4th the Ii 10 rose and fell
at the Island Mani three feet eight times, at
intervals Of fifteen minutes, and receding
left the rest quite bare. The inhabitants
we're puzzled over THE remarkable phenom.
ena, and variety Of theories were offered
to explain it. The best explanation Of these
eccentric waves. which are of frequent oc.
currencc along the coasts Of the Sandwich
Islands, and those Of Japan, China and
California, is that they are caused BY sub.
marin earthquakes. at matters not nov
far out At sea these earthquakes may hap
pen, il they are Of sufficient force to disturb
the water violentlc wave OF greater or less
height will be transmitted ia the course Of
short time TO the coasts. This subject
was very fully investigated SONS
years ngo by our coast survey bu.
resu, for tho purpose Of explaining
the origin Of n mysterious wave twelve
feet high, which came weeping in upon
the shore OF southern California; and il
was ascertained that about five hours previ
on. to is appearance great submarine
csrthouake had occurred wit lin fifty miles
II Japan and driven in q gigantic wave
which destroyed the town and shipping OF
Sirnoda and several villages along the Jap
anese coast.-N. Y. Journal cf' Commerce.
Frederick Don plasa Is hcipv urOed nv inc