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PROPOSALS
n vERN MEN SALE

q o E NJ Il n I s A E.
The property known as the
GOVLRNMENT TANNERY AND STEAM SAW
MILL,
with seventy five acres OF land, near SAN ANTONIO.
Texas.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received up
TO the first day OF Marcn, 1857 Tor the purchase OF
70 acres OF lano, more or less, together with the
buildings erected thereon, and the appurtenanced
appertaInIng, that is to say: =
One TanneTy, containing twelve stone lime vats,
lty-tWo wooden vat, seven stone poCls aud capable
of tanning 15 900 hides per annUm,
One Steam saw Mill capable OF saving 5000 feet
of lumber daily.
One small Stone Building.
The above property is situated about two miles
above San Antonio, on the san Antonio river, and
the wster is conducted to the establishment by q
race OF hewn stone, LAID III cement
The land was purchased and improvements made
by the late socalled confederate Government, and
are estimated TO have cost $3.50 600 IN gold
The property has been under lease tor the year
1885, al monthly rent OF $500, payable IN advance.
A secured title in fee simple will be gwen by the
UnleG States Government
Proposals will be arked, proposals for Govern
ment Tannery and Saw Mi l." and addressed to
B. KIDDO0,
Bv't Mai. Gen. Asst Com n Bureau r. f and A,
L., Galveston, Texas. 1u7W
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TIME ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE,
j No. 800 CHESNU rect, forwards Paroles Pack
ages Merchandise Bank Otes, and Specie either
own lines, in connection with other Express CoW-
De nes TO all the prnopa towns aud cities the United
States II JOHN BINGHAM, Superintendent.
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Ill lit
DRoPOsALS FOR CONTINUING della
WARE BREAK WATER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFBIOE, \
No 209 SOUTH SIXTH STREET


No. 209 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, January Z, 1867.
Sealed Proposals, IN duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached to each, Will be received at
tins Office until the 21st OF February 1867 for stone
TO the amount OF $67 600 Sixty seven thousand dol
larsl Tor the Delaware Breakwater.
The stone to be OF the hardest and most durable
quality the delivery to commence on or about the
18th of May, and to be completed Dv The 18TH OF
September and the weekly delivery to be as nearly
as possible uniform
OF the total amount of stone, fOur.ffths are re-
quTed 10 be IN blocks OF not less than two tons, and
ODe-ffth in blocks of upwards of One-tOurth OF
ton.
he stones win be subject to rigid inspection, and
will be received or not, as the Engineer, or has
agents. shall find them to accord, or not, as to
quality and size with the above description.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures should be appended to
the guarantee, and who should be certified to as
beng good and sufficient security, by the United
States District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or
other pubic officer
A reservation of ten per centum on partial pay
ments win be made during the delivery of the
stone.
for Delaware Breakwater."
Bids will be opened at II O'Clock M, on THURS
DAY, the 2lst OF February, 1867, and bidders are
invited to be present
For further information apply at this Office
q. SEAFORTH STEWART,
8 tuths 6w Mai Enc and Bvt. Lt-COI.
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DROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Maryland
I..uun q

A
BALTIMORE, Maryland, !
January g. 1867. J
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be received
at This Office until thursday, IL o'clock NJ,
January "a 1867 Tor the delivery IN the City of Bat
tlmOre Of forty. eight (48) Cavalry Horses.
The horses Will be subjected TO careful inspection
before being accepted. they must be SOUND IN all
respects, ell broken in tull flesh and good eOndi.
ton, from fifteen to sixteen hands high from five
to nine years old, well adapted in every way for
cavalry purposes.
The ability of the bidder to fulfil his agree
ment must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, which guarantee must accompany tha
proposal
The horses must be delivered within twenty
zoo days from the date OF acceptance Of any pro-
pOsal
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids. Payment to be made on completion %
contract,
Bids will be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Horses" ana addressed to the undersigned, Balt-
more, Md.
by order of the Quartermaster General.
A. S KIMBALL,
Captain and A. Q. NJ, u. S A,
IL lit Depot Ouartermaster.
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Sleek coat, Black as nirht
Eyes OF FIRE, With tslons long.
Four paws Scratching
That never tire Which IS very wrong
That's pUss That's puss.
Ways playful, From a saucer
- Iali on hlgh, Lapping milk,
twisting often Soft as soft
Towards the sky, As washing silk
Ihats puss. That's puss.
In the larder Rolling on
Stealing meat The dewy grass,
PatteIs patter, Getting wet
Little feet, All in mass,
That's puss. That's puss.
After ball, Climbing tree
Reel, or string, And catching bird
\ Wild as any Little twitter
Living thing, Never more heard,
( That's puss. That's puss.
Round aud round Killing fly,
After tail, Rat, or mouse,
Fast as any As il runs
Postal mail About the house.
That's pUss. That's puss.
Curled up, Pet of missis
Like ball. Tito mite,n
On the dOOr-mat Never must be
In the hall, out OF sight
That's puss. That's puss.
Purring loud
On msss' lap,
Having toast,
Ard then a nap,
That's puss.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsU-
l. RANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legis-
lature OF Pennsylvania, 1885,
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n IN EDlCAL BOARD FOR THE EXAMLNA-
.INl TION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SURGEONS
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
December 49, 1856, }
Board of Medical Officers is now IN session at
the AVAIL ASYLUM, Philadelphia for the eXamt.
nation OF candidate for admission into the Medical
CjentIemeH desifous OF appearing before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary
OF the Navy, or 10 the undersigned, stating resi-
dence nlace and date or birth. Applications to be
accompanied by respectable testimonials OF moral
character -
Candidates must not be less than tWenty'Ohe nor
more than twenty. six ears of age.
NO expense is allowed by the Government to can
didates attending the sessions Of the Board, as
successful examination is legal prefequbite IOr
appointment in the Navy.
me many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure immediate appointments TO sucoessIul oandi-
ua'es' F. j HORWITZ
1sh10t Chief Of Bureau.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

DEBATING SocIETY.-We under.
stand that the young men of Eagle
township organized some weeks ago,
a Debating Society. 1t is held at
Miller'sSchool House and meets week
ly. Great interest is taken in the
debates by the members Of the soci.
ETY., young men, and also by persons
outside, of more advanced age
Such societies, although some peo.
pile affect to make light Of them, are
conducive of good to the members,
and if propositions that startle the
world are not made, all embarrassing
fear of addressing an audience, that
troubles every one not broken into it,
is eifectually got rid Of.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Il Court OF Hancock county, Quo, made on
the 2lst day of February, A. D., 1857, In the
CASE OF 3. g Robinson, guardian of Eli Had.
dOx. against his ward. the undersigned will
on the 23d day OF March, A. d.. ls67, at
o'clock p. m, at the door of the Court House
In Hancock county, offer at public sale the
following deBcrtbed real estate, situate in
Hancock county, Ohio. to-sit; COmmenc.
ing for the same At point In the east and
west halt section line dividing section No.
II, In Blanchard township, sixty.nine rods
east Of the south west corner OF the north
east quarter OF said section thence east
twenty three rods, thence north TO the north
line OF said section, thence west twenty
three rods thence south To tho place OF be-
ginning, containing twenty three acres oil
land. more or less.
Terms or SALE--One third cash on the day
of sale. One.tnird In one and one.third in two
years from the day Of sale, secured by mort.
gage Qnuhe promises sold. and the deferred
payments To bear interest al tho rate Of six
per cent, payable annually!
Appraised at sss3 ID.
S. q. ROBINSON,
Guardian of Iii Haddox.
DUss u, ,BLAcgroaD, Attys. teb22no4o,is =
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To BE OR Nor TO BE.-That is tho
question; whether it is better to suf-
fer the pangs OF staying at home, or
throwing off all fear of being swamp
ed, start through the mud for Find.
lay. The foregoing is the way peo
pie in the country are supposed to
talk now. The mud is somewhat
deep not, however, more than
twenty seven feet five inches, with q
prospect of an increase in depth
Time will set all things even, and we
may hope that in month or two the
roads will dry up and enable some
one to visit the town. AS it rs now,
everybody feels lonesome.
p. S. Since the above was in type
the mud has frozen solid.
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Guardian Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court Hancock county, Ohio. made on
tue 2Ist day OF February, A. d., 1867, in the
case Of $. o., Robinson, guardian of Enoch
Haddox dgdinS his ward, thb Undersigned
will. on the 23d day OF March. IsG7, at |
o'clock, p. NJ, at the door OF the Court
House, in Htnrock county, offer at publn
sale the following described real estate
situate In Hancock county. Ohio, tU.wit
Commencing for the same ~ poin in thc
east and west half section limo dividing see.
tiOn No. II ip Blanchard township, ninsty
two ro0s.sa OF the southwest corner OF
the north east quarter Of said section, thence
east twenty three rods thence north to the
north line OF said section, thence west
twenty-three rods, thence south TO the place
of beginning, containing twenty three acre.
OF land, more or less.
TzRAs oe sALE-One third cash on day the
OF sale, one third In one and one third in two
years from the day OF sale, secured by mort.
gage on the premises sold the deferred
payments'to Dear interest al the rate Of Dix
per cent. payable annually.
Appraised at 1888 rs.
8. G. ROBINSON,
Guardian Of hnoch Haddox. "
DUNN n BLACKBOARD, Att'ys. feb22nu40. 4
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

SEED PoTAroEs The season for
looking after seed potatoes being at
hand, it is important to know where
the best, most productive, the earli
est, freest from disease can be oh
tanned. Mr.. Porch, of this place,
having for several years, experiment
ed in the culture of choice varieties,
has now on hand and for sale, two
ofAthe Goodrich seedlings, viz: Rusty
Coat and Cuzco White, which have
proved to possess all the desirable
qualities above named. Also, the
celebrated Early York" Potato,
which for quality, productiveness and
early growth, is unequaled by any
yet introduced in this section.
Persons wishing seed of these va
rieties would do well to made their
orders soon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Gohn anh Gauntp Mlattsrs.
FIsDLAY. ONO, MARCH Is, 1867.

In ERROR. our remarks on Oh,
Spring Election, in last weeks paper,
we very stupidity gave the date of the
election at April Sth, instead of April
lst. We hope that the Union men
will make none the less exertion on
account of our error, but on the con
trary they ought to work the harder,
the time being nearer than we sup.
posed. 50, bear in mind the Spring
Election.
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From tho New Ehglard VI, dical and Surgical
Gazette. SOU
In Justitia.
nars-2w.


From tho New Engard VI, dical and sursica,
Gazette. '0''
In Jns,itia.
Time and again in our Journalistic raroer
we nave been called upon tO recommend med
ltlhhl preparations, aud. IN soma instances
Inducements such as nothing hut the strong
oh, sshSe OF our responsibility could VITA.
stand, have beon held oui to cx,ort some
Slnd 0t u "notce" IN endorsednnont az =,
patent medicine. There are two aimpIe
/ rules whioh should guide AN editor. and
Nhch' " strictly adhered 10, win stve much
vexAtinn and wrong doing. The encourage.
mont oi all that IL giOd AMI worthy, and the
condemnation Of all that is btd Rad un.
worthy ana these rules should equally ap.
ply 10 sources fro u which We derive NAT.
ronhge, as wei as to mltteis OF political
scientific, moral or religious nature. /, js
thus thu duty, as 1t should be the nlessur.
~ the conscientious iturnal n, tp commend
10 MS renders whatever OF good chnrnoter
nay be brought to his notice Esperially
'n"uin nc exercise Caution whore tho health
~ InulNlduais n uunCnrnod mot overluukiu ing
me Iaot, that temporal lite Ia this world IL
ohly less IN Importance TO tho spiritual life
In the wUrld tn come.
We are lead To these reflections from q
s"no oruhchent ~ another column, OF rDr.
j. W. Pnland's White Pine Compound" u
nc"lclhe winch tho highest medical author.
lty, as well IN tho Testimony Of thousands
upon thousands who have been restored 20
neH'n n ana vig"r through It's wonderful
'sehoy' endorse as the best patent madici.
nal article oi this ar any other period, II
sucon.s may DO taken NJ test Of merit,
men the White Pine Compound. from It's
great success, may be conceded tho most
herltoilnlis article In the IN ,rket.
Sore Thrnats. Colds, Coughs Pulmonary
aHeo'l"hs nnd all complains of like oharaG.
urr' hs wolI as he different Diseases Of the
blaui or and idnoys, yield with astonishing
rapluity in this medicine.
IL rs dih1ult to onnce Give the genius of "A
man WI" viii allow himself to sutr r. tor ue-.
maps years. with these 'stressing maladi es.
ralhor liian expend u dollar for a medicine
"hlch thousands assure hlm they know VIII
'"s'nro MIN Ia perfect health. But 70 In not
lhruit To estimate the social and business
TOSS winch single weeks suffering from
acute pain may occasion. There may bo
men who would willingly give thuuS,ni is tu
make roparalinn h'r AN iIj iry done fellow.
but who would begrudse utltry dollar Ia
~ p"ase their )utragei nature In less en-
u hleuod portions nf the rid, hut we
OlDt " any such can Lc found Ia our rich
ana teriile surrbun iings.
Tnis preparation is tor sale by all drug.
gislS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

PUBLIC DIsCUssIoN.-There will be
a public discussion in Findlay, be-
tween ReEs g. W. Wilson, of the
WinnebrenafAn Church, and j. TEN.
pie, of the Baptist Church, the discus
sion to take place at the new meeting
house on Cory street, unless other.
wise provided Tor, and to commence
Tues day, March 26, 1867, at 10
O'Clock, A. M.
Proposition for Discussion did
Jesus Christ institute the washing of
one -another's feet, as an ordinance of
his Church, equally valid with the
other ordinances Of his Church, Bap
tism and the Lords Supper, to be
until he comes again ?"
G. w Wilson, affirmative.
j. Temple, negative.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

Our YOUNG FoLKs.-This maga.
zine bears its honors well. 1t is dc.
servedly popular, and stands at the
head of the juvinile periodicals OF
America. The March number is re
pletc with that which will instruct
and please.
Terms Two Dollars a year
three copies, Five Dollars f; five cop
les, Eight Dollars; ten copies, fifteen
Dollars. The Atlantic and Our
Young Folks will be sent toseather
for Five Dollars year. Published
by Ticknor Il Fields, Boston.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

PHoToGRAPnY.-Whcn the world
was first hurled into boundless space,
an inert mass, Photography was
unknown. 1t was impossible to get
good picture made, and yearly
thousands died, leaving to their
friends not even the consolation of a
never fading picture. Readers, did
you ever think of the advantage we
have over the people of the ~ ear
one" If you didn't, just bear it in
mind, and go to Fred Zay and get
your photograph taken.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

The LADIES REPosIToRY-For
March has been received. The en-.
cravings are worth more than the
price of the magazine. 1t is mag
azine that should be found in the
house of every family. The March
number is filed with an unusual
amount of reading matter. All will
feel deep interest in perusing the
interesting letters of Bishop Thomp.
son. He is a regular contributor and
takes rank as one of the ablest wri
ters in the nation. N .1'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

"Youth is the seed time" "Such
as you SOW such shall you reap"
Parents should send their children
to place where they are not likely
to be exposed to vicious companions
or bad examples. We believe il
would be to the advantage of all de.
string thorough Commercial or Tel
egrnphic education, to send to the
Union business Institute of Calkins,
Griffin & Co, located in the pleasant
and orderly village Of Oberlin, Ohio,
and lIillsdale, Mich. n42 4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
CINCINNATI u.RKrTs

Choio' ohio Bltier, 2S6Jja. whto Beans
81 dIW2 10. Cheese, l7i. Eggs, lG@ 7c.
Apples, sSGSi 80 pei bhl. Dried Appas7i1 u
los. Dried Pds ohes, I3Gllj.. F.nu extra
spring. $40 2iGDll; wntar, extra, sll l.556D
1905 Ryo, si,3o3l -. Wheat, extra win.
ter rcd, 50 9j; extra spring, 81 55dD2 20. Corn
d2' In oar. 5i9i7i. Oats, 5l'. Rye, 81 ~.
harley, spring. slfbl Is; Fail, 81 5OG9I, ,Gj
Prime Timothy liav. si'D!O per ton. Liu.
seed on. 81 4i0ol47. Potatoes, 81 .25al2 10
per bbl. Moss Pork. 1runty, $1,000 dS2D.m
sugar Onrod Hams. ljt ri lin haas. lbs.
Lard. country, ll6 81. " lvsr ieai. sS.75
Timothy seed, - - Flax Seed s2,Jj@2 80.
rallow loo for county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

PUBIIc SALES. - The following
public sales, as we see by bills print.
cd at this office, will take place at
dates given below:
Samuel Hoxter, Big Lick town.
ship, will sell horses, cows, hay, etc. ,
on Tuesday, March 10th.
On Wednesday, March Goth, two
miles southeast of FIndlay, Samuel
Switzer will sell horses, cattle, sheep,
ETC., etc.
Martin Van Buren, in Ridge town
ship, Wyandot Co., will sell, on Fri
day, March Odd, horses, cattle, sheep,
plows, etc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

FRUIT TREEs.-Some one in New
York, who has more impudence than
brains, sends US a nursery adver
tisement, to publish for which
we would charge $500 for one in.
sertion, and offers us 81 ,25 in Straw
berry plants. We are much obliged;
but not being quite prepared for the
Insane Asylum, beg to be excused.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

A HEAVY CoNrRAcr.--An ex
change apologies as follows to come
of its advertisers:
Some OF our advertisers will also
bear with us for the omission of their
farms-they will all appear in due
time and for the full time"
We look anxiously for the paper
that is to contain several farms. 1t
will be curiosity that is very curl.
our.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15
Real Estate Transfers as appear on
the Recorders Books, from Februa
ry 2lst TO March 18th. 1867;

z aOett hOOf
Anthony Longwick to William II. O'Hara
inlot 70 in Cory n vanoe's add 10 Findlay
IslO5O.
Peter and Andrew Newman to Phillip New
mar land a'i"ining lot No 8, Jno. G. How
ards add 10 Findlay: s57.
Peter aud Gertrude Newman, ut out.lot Nu
10 Howara's add to Findiay sl57.
). u Wilson to Elias Znn, out lot No IN
continuation Of east Findlay; $3.50.
Oliver and Peter Powell tu Samuel Powell
" acres in Liberty tp.; $4,000.
Miles w. Vance to Mary Ann Crawl, inot
No o7 in Vance 8 add to Findlay 600.
Petor Sherrick 10 John d. Kdrs:, land II.
Liberty tp.: IS
Lewis Adams TO Elizal 9th Kraus. inlot No
II In vance's add to Findlay $500.
George Mcomy Ia Adam Altman, inlot Nos
a7 and 3s In town OF East Findlay; sI,lOO.
Jas. Ballentine 10 Th1m Is I,eess. i,l OTIS
No 20 and q in wlliims,own, Auditors $
Deed; 81 rs,
rhos. Reese TO John Shank jnlois No "a and
27, in willamstown; s3j. Q ut claim.
John Shank TO y. Church 4 Co., inlots No
20 and ~, in williamstown: $50.
Joseph A. Leslie to John II. Woods & Bro.
inots No. 20 and q, in williamstown; slOO.
Jacob W, ods to John II. Woods. no acres
81 l'nd In Madison tp.; $500. Out claim deed
george s. Woods to John II. Woods, 40
acres of land in Madison tl'.; sGoo.
jacob Woods TO JOHN II. Woods, inlot No q
In Williamstown; $40.
Robert Ma,hison TO John n. Woods, land I'm
Delaware tp.; t7OO.
William Norris to Charles W. Foster, l acre
in Washington tp.; $l0.l0.
Josiah Mann Ia Sarah c. Crawford. 40 acres
in Orange tip; $500.
Samuel shears to David 0iwning, 40 acres
in Union tip $3.50.
Peter Aurand to Edward Beard, 40 acres in
Amanda ~ $500.
James Watkins to William C. Nee dies. aa6
acres of i"d IN Orange tp.; $4,000.
Thomas shillingto TO Alfred DAVIS, 200 acres
IN Blanchard tp.; $4,000.
Edward Z. Christ a al 10 Henry IIardishel
90 acres in Eag'e ,p.;sl coo;
Archibtld Flctoher 10 samuel Sheror, i2l
In Pleasant tp.; $500.
John u. May To Calvin A. Croninger, tnIots
No li5 lIG lI7 i4s, in vance's add to Plndlay.
$500.
Noses .QnInn 10 jacob. Deter, so cres In
Portage tip; $4,000.
Susan Hartment to Sylvestcr J. siddall, so
acres in Jackson tp.; $500.
Wilson J. Vance TO Amy j. Vance, undi vid.
cd onc-nalf OF inlois M 200. IGj, I93, III. 100,
In Vdnce's add to Pindl ", $3.50,
Amy j. Vance to Wilson J. Vance, undi vid.
ed hail inlo,s No ld2, ls0, 2Ol, vance's add 10
Findlay, $3.50.
Daniel j. Cory to Mary G. Walters, 8 acres
IN Eagle Up 81 $50.
Wilson j. Vance To J. 8. Balientino, inlo,
No "a, In vances adj u Findlay; 5000.
John Willick Ia Jnhn F.. Clytun, inlot No O
~ village of Van Barren; s2DO.
Fordice Hathaway To Nancy p. Firnan, 50
'cres in Liberty ty.; slOO.
Mary Smel zer to Geo. I, Downing, G. acres
N Blanchard tp.; $500. QUIT claim
Rebecca NJ. George TO Geo rye T. Downing,
a acres in Blanchard tp'; $1,000.
knoch Ross, gu ,rd ian oi David r. Oaks, 10
Angeline Tindal. inlot No. 0, IN the first add
o Arcadia; $50. Guardians Deed.
William Alspach to Elizabeth Walters, 10,
No 50 in Vsnlue: 40.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

A CARD OF THANKS. The men,
bers OF Hancock Temple No. 4, l..
o. G. T., hereby tender their thanks
to the Findlay String Btnd, and to
Messrs. Barnd & Turley, b. b. Bar
ney d. Snyder, d. c. Fisher ~ Co,
and others for favors extended to
them at their late Festival. And
also to the public for their liberal
contributions and patronage.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

F. r STEWART IL Bro, Fostoria
Ohio, wholesale aud retail dealers in
Hardware, Stoves and Tin Ware,
have full supply Of desirable goods
in their line which they are selling
very low. They also keep the hest
quality Of Coal Oil. Country mer-
chants would do well to give Them
q call. mari If
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

The Frankfort (Ky.) Common
wealth makes an announcement that
is almost alarming. Here it is:
."If any candid Democrat, of an
ave.age quantum Of brains, ,Nwill ex.
anime page 276 of the AUDITORS Re
port for 1867, he will have the appal.
lingAbolition factfdriven in upon h,s
understanding that Kentucky is $50,
939,701 richer without the negro
than with him."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-15

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