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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-13

The following act has been accepted by
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Notice.

ITO David Nc Clintock and Jane McClintock
Il his wife, " ho reside In Johnson county
Stale Of Missouri, Benjamin wilson " ho
lives at Rock Island, state OF lin, is, anu
Ell jah II. wilson OF Eugene City, State OF
Oregon; You are hereby notified that Aaron
Hall, administrator of ,be est.te OF Ebene 10,
Wilson, decd, on the I'D day OF January,
1861, hled his petition IN the Probate Court
OF Hancock county. State Of Ohio, alleging
that The personal estate OF said decedent il
insufficient to pay his debts and charges OF
Administration that he died seized In fee
simple OF the following real estate situate In
said Hancock county, State OF Ohio, viz: The
west half OF the southwest quarter OF sec.
uon 10, township !, n range 10 east, contain.
ing 30 acres OF land. Also, so much Of the
east halt Of the nurth-east quarter Of sc lion
10, township and range Aforesaid, as lies
north ni the Blanchard river, containing 81
acres ~ land. Also, s ACRES and ~ rods OF
and on Oi the southeast corner of so much
~ the west half OF the northeast quarter oi
section l6. In township and range aforesaid,
AS lies north OF the blanchard river, in ali
l52 acres and IL rods. f..H 3D.. II .'...I..
That sallie Wilson, as widow OF said de
cedent, ID entitled 10 dover In said premises,
AID that Joseph Wilson, Ebeneaer Wilson,
Margaret Campbell. Rachel Cusac, Frederick
Wilson, Thomas wilson, Jane McClntock.
Benjamin Wilson and Elijah T, Wilson, Ms his
heirs At law, hold the next estate of inhen
znce. Ihe pray er of said petition 10 for the
assignment OF dover u said Sallie Wilson.
and for sale OF said premises, subject 10
such dover estate, for the payment OF the
debfs and charges Aforesaid. Said etitiOh
Wall be for hearing on Saturday, ths -23d day
ss counsei can he heard. AARON HALL,
Adm'r Of Ebeiezer Wilson decd.
BkowR a b re-, Atty's. ON JIG rIIaJlI
January 23, lS67..n36tt ,.t.
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CURrous STATISTICS. Some stats
tical genius declares that "more mon.
ey is expended ip the United States
for cigars than for all the common
schools in the country"
A wag, whois undoubtedly a lover
of the weed, seeing the statement go.
ing through the papers, gets Off the
following:
at has been calculated that the cos,
OF washing linen that might just as
well be worn two days longer,
amounts TO enough in this country to
more than defray the expenses of the
American Board of Foreign Missions.
"The expense OF buttons on the
backs of our coats, where they are OF
no earthly use, is equal to the sup
port of oil our Orphan Asylums.
at is estimated that the value OF
old boots thrown aside which nigh,
have been WON at least u day longer,
is more than enough to buy flannel
gown tor every baby in the land. AL.
so, that the cost of the extra inch on
the fall shirt collars Of our young men
is equal to the sum necessary to put
a Bible in the hands of every Patago
nian Giant"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15


A playful Hibernian, Just arrived
in London, and wandering about,
perceived blanket at a shop door,
with the inscription on it; "This
superior blanket for half price" Pat
walked in and demanded the price.
just 5s," replied the smooth and
polished sbop.keeper. "By my
soul, and that's chape enough y and
so, folding the blanket up and put.
ting it under his arm, he laid down
Is Cd, and was walking off. The
shop. keeper intercepted him, and
demanded the other 2s sd. didn't
you say, you spalpeen, that the price
of the blanket was IS, and haven't
] given you half of it? BY this and
that, / won't give up my bargain"
A scufiie ensued and Pat was taken to
Bow street, but when there he plead
his cause so we'll that the magis
trate dismissed the complaint, and
advised the shop keeper never again
to ticket his goods with "halt price,"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

II D. GoRsUCH will take notice that Cal
II. vim ID. Mcdonald, on the 7th OF Janus,.
~, 1867, nled his petition In the Court OF
Common Peas, within and for tho cornty oi
Hancock and State OF Ohio. against said y. D.
,'oi suoh and Lewis y. Haeerman. setting
forth that on l7th OF November, 1866, said
v. u. Corsuoh as principal and the plaintiff
As his surety, made !beir promisory note OF
that date, ard delivered the same TO the de.
fendaDt, Lewis z. Has erman. and they agree
to pay the said Lewis F. Hagerman four
hundred ard twenty-five dollars In two
months after the date thereof, which said
claim will be due January l7th, 1857; also
setting forth that said h, b. Gorsucb has ab.
seconded With intent To, defraui h 8 creditors,
and 10 about TO make sale of his property
with intent tn cheat and deiraud Sis creditors.
Plaintiff asks n fpal order, that the said L.
-. Gorsuch indemnify and save HIM harmless
against the said liability Of the plaintiff In
the premises. The said Z. u. Gotscuch IL
notified that he Is required to appear and
answer said petition, on or before the third
saturday after the 2Sth day Of February
next. f....- CALVIN ID. NcDON ALU..
Jsnuarv 10Th IsG7 b3l yw ''"
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance of An order of the Probate
i Court of Defiance county, Ohio, hereto
Guardian of George o. Johnson against
his ward, the undersigned will, on the
23d day Of February, A. D., lsG7, at II
O'Clock at the door df the Court House, IL
Hancock county. ofIer at pubic sale the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in Han
cock county, Ohio. to.wit: The undivided
ninth part OF the north half of the southwest
quarter u section thirty. three 1881 in town
snip two (2) north OF range eleven (l) east;
also the undivided one ninth part of the
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
OF said section III .rty three. subject 10 dover
OF Mary johnson, as assigned the rein. Terms
OF sale, cash in hand ON he day OF sale. Ap
praised at 1887. 10 JOHN JOHNSON,
IL ,I f. Guardian Of George ID. johnson.
BIZ VIZ 4 BrrxKT, Att'ys. TUT.
Jan. 81 nD3I lw ft. y
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

(To expire on the JlSt dhy OF January, lebN.)
oPFIcL OF the AUDITOR oF STATE.
INsURANcg UEPARTHpsT.
CoiUMBUs, ono. j ,nuary 2S, 1867 J
WHEREAS, The HONE INSURANCE CON.
PANY, located at New Haven, in the state
OF Connecticut, has fled IN this oGice u sworn
statement oi It's condition, as required by ths
hrst section ot the Act :" To regulate lnsur.
auce Companies not incorporated 10y the
State I Ohio parsed April g.. 1866, anu
amended February ., 1864 and the act "To
regulate foreign insurance companies. -
passed April 5, 1866 and, whereas. said
Company has furnished the undersigned salts
factory,evldence that tits possessed ot NJ least
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars OF
actual Capital invested in stocks, or bonds,
ar in mortgages of real estate, worth double
the amount tor which the same Is mortgaged;
and, whereas, said Company has Il ed in thls
'itGe written instrument, under IT'S corpn
rate seal. signed by the President and SeCre
tary thereof, authorizing any agent or agents
OF said Company in tins State to acknowl.
edge service If process. iOr and in behalf Of
said Coz. pany, according tU the terms OF said
law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the hrst
man, Auditor oi the state OF ohio do here.
by certify that said Home Insurance Company
of New Haven, Conn.,. is author Zed 10 transact
the business OF Fire Insurance in this slate
until the thirty first day oi January, in,the
year one thousand eigh. hundred and sixty.
eight.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto sub.
scrhcd my name, aud caused the seal of my
oV1e to be aillXed, the day and year abovt
wrluen. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
[sEALl Auditor OF State.
By James Williams. Chief Clerk.
JOHN WALKER, Agent,
febsno3s.Jw tIndlay, ohio
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
CIRCULATION DOUBLE THAT OF AMI
OTHER PAPER IN TIE COUNTY.
Extinction OF the slave Trade.

The year 1866 is memorable for
the extinction of the slave trade
During three hundred years has this
horrid trafc in human beings defiled
the ocean. Three great nations have
coDspired in vain for its suppression.
But the result of our conflict in be
half Of nationality and liberty bears
also this gracious fruit. The poor
negro on the coast of Guinea blesses
us for our maintenance of the Union.
Spain is reused to deliver Cuba from
the sbackles of slavery. Brazil fol.
lows in the same course. The mar.
ket for slaves ceases. The giant
iniquity is at an end everywhere save
in the United States. Here de.
morihzed President and servile
Court are attempting to re establish
the great curse They will not sue
ceed. The world has set upon It
the seal Of condemnation and II win
die, with all its attendant evils. i''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
Ina petition presented to the Commission.
ers Of Hancocn county. Ohio. at their ne I
meeting, asking Tor the alteration Of so much
o. the county rokd running north from the
Findlay aud Ralida state Road, on the line
betSeen ndlay, Liberty, Portage and Al
len townships In said county. as lies between
the county road running from Findlay. past
the FindIay Cemetery and Heck o mill, on
the south side OF Blanchard river and the
Findlay and Gilboa State Road on the north
side OF said river. eaid alteration or change
TO commence at the south end OF the new
bridge pow being built by said Commission
ers u few rods below said mill In the said
road leading IRON findlRy past said Gene
across said river, where said bridge is being
built, 20 the said rindlay and Gilboa State
Road on the north side OF said river.
'--....-.. GEORGE HECK, I..
Jan. 70 n36 ~ and other petioners.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

Certainly no one can suspect the
editor of the Martha Times of any
weakness towards the colored man.
He is Democrat Of the straitest
sect, and believes the devil was an
original Lloyd Garrison Abolitiomst.
But his manhood cries out occasion. /.
ally, in such confusions as the fol =.
lowing, which We desire to place
upon file to his credit, as one feeble
aspiration during his sinful life to
rise above the clouds of prejudice /:
/" John NJ. Langston, the mulatto
who lectured here about a year ago,
has been admitted to the bar OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
For aught we know, he might as well
be Chief Justice as Mr.. Chase him
self. His abilities are good, and he
is a ready and graceful speaker"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Notice..

T0HN H. ATWOOD. whose place OF resi-.
u ideDce is unknown, but Was last. heard
from ~ Fort KearLeY, Nebraska Territory,
ts notified that Sarah Z. Atwood did on the 22d
day OF January, A. ID. 1867. file her petition in
mse VI the Clerk VI the Court of Common
Pleas within aud for the county Of Hancock
ANA State OF Ohio, cha' giDg the said John II.
AtwoUd with extreme cruelty and gross neg
iect OF duty and asking that she may be d..
vorced from the said John u. : Atwood for
reasonable alImoDy and : at her name may
re changed to her maiden name, Sarah L
bushong, which petiti0n will stand for hear.
ing At the next term OF said court.
Tan 1k ma Cur -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15


Total Assets cfth Comnany. 81 ,ilp, ,llG 90
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadiuSted and lusSes in
suspense. waiting for tarther
Nv. MIsCELL iNEOUS.
The greatest amount insured IN any one
risk, 81, 900.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
TO be insured IN any one city. town or village
and the greatest amonnt allowed IT, be- insuf.
cd In any one block No rule. p d
The Smount of its capital or earnings de.
posted I'm any other STATE, rs security for
losses therein, $40 0l2 So. Required deposit
made In Ohio.
STATE OF CoNNEcriCuT,
County of New Haven. M
Douglass II. Salterlee, President, and VII.
liam \. GOUdell, -ecrelury Of the Home In.
surtnce Company oi New haven, Connect.
that the foregoing isa full, true aud correct
statement vt the affairs OF said Insurance
Company, and that they are the above dcs.
criDed ofiCors thereto.
DIR. sATTERLEE, President.
WM. 3. GoODELL, Sc )retary.
Subscribed ana sworn before me, this l0th
day of January, 1851. ...
Five cent stamp.l Noary.Public.
OrFtcg oP the ArpirnR OF STATE.
Columbus. ono. Jan. 2S, ls6T. (
tits hereby ceriined, that the foregoing IL
> correct copy OF tho statement OF condi
ton OF tho Home Insurance Company %
New Haven. Conn. made to and filed ia his
oiiiie. FOR the year Is !.
witness, my hand and seal officially.
tsgAL.l JAMES II. GOLDMAN,
Auditor oi State.
BJ James Williams, ChiefClefk.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Ordinance.

WHEREAs, John Engleman on the 5th
w day OF January, A. D., 1867, fled with
the Council Of the Incorporated Village Of
Fin1lay his petition prayin the acation OF
so much Of Jones street, as lies east of east
alley In "S. a P. Carlin's addition to the town
Of Findlay;" and whereas, suoh proceedings
wore had that II was,
ORDAINED, by the Council OF the Incorpors.
ted Village OF Findlay, that notice Of the
pendency andpfayer OF said petition be given
by publishiDg the same In some newspaper
printed IN said village, for six consecutive
weeks, and tho matters OF said petition be
and are set for hearing on the 10th day OF
February, A. D., 1857, or at tho first reg ular
January s, 1867.
20 .'ti 1il JACOB CARR, Mayor. .
b. r. KDrxoNs. Clerk janiInosI.6w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15


Our private advices from Colum.
bus report a growing sentiment in
the Legislature in favor of the sutf.
rage amendment and some 4 hope
that the requisite number of votes
can yet be rallied IN its support. 1t
is currently reported that the Demo
cratic members agreed in caucus to
vote for submitting the amendment
to the people, expecting by such a
faux movement to rally the opposi-
tion and whip us at the polls. We
certainly hope they will practice that
sort Of strategy. 1t would be his.
tory repeating itself--John Morgan's 9
Ohio raid over again.-Lorain Co.
Mercs. .H
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

The editor of the Bonham News
has found among the pine woods of
Arkansas a baby, two years old,
which weighs one hundred and
twenty-five pounds, walks gracefully
and out-squalls creation. The faith.
er Of this little one weighs one hun.
dred and forty, and the mother is a
dumpy little lady of one hundred
and twenty pounds. ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
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Lands.

A FARM FOR ALL WHO WISH TO
"a exchange improved farms lin Hancock
trsl Iowa, we'll watered, and hear Railroads.
Title perfect; were selected from 10 TO ms
years since, when the choicest lands twere
ofered-G00d horses would also be taken In
sStSaspfs; Ss.H , Can % 9n !; =, Hartwsl At Crook
NOV. 3on2s-u. .lg9G,alfJ9a 4 Ioi pai,la,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15

One Thomas Cook announces to
the world that he is new Messiah,
and has located the Kingdom OF
Heaven at Berlin Heights, Erie coun.
ty, Ohio. ~ 'i0cl, -
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
To Teachers. suT

Examinations to commence st half past nins
O'Clock, M.
Zach applicant srsquirsd to- pay the M.
aminers y fee Of nfty cents on entering the
class. i H.'' -''1 i'." |fHN llTIISJJ~
All applicants are required TO furnish vri..
ten testimonials OF good moral character,
those who have been engaged a. tsaohsrS 10
obtain these from their last employers, who
will also certify TO their fsithfulnsss and ssb-
cess as teachers; which testimonials will, be
kept on fle. '"'ld Ivi wa
No certificate will be Issued without an az.
animation; no private examinations will be
held no oertinoats will bs antsdatsd; NO
candidate will be admitted for re-exsmins.
ton within three months sitter aseoond IAN.
ure. Applicants are reQuestsd TO fpKnlsh
specimens OF psnmanship. 81 o'"'
Those who fall 10 comply with the Shoys
rIequisitions will not bs admitted foF rs-sxap'
By order Of the Board. ..L.i.....,..,,f,
Jan.lyS Secretary Board Of ExAmiHsis,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Women.

No woman can be handsome by
the force of features alone, any more
than she can be witty only by the
help Of speech. .-Hnghes -a.l .I."
A beautiful woman, If poor, shoul I
use a double circumspection; for
her beauty will tempt others, her
poverty herself. - Colon. HI auf
Women can less easily surmount
their coquetry than their passions -
La Rouehetecauid. H.. ..H. H'Ii
War and Matrimony are both
pleasant, in contemplation, until
they are tried Burton. .rrn.
It is doubtful which OF the three
great forces exerts the greatest in
tluence upon society--the cartridge
box--the ballot box--or the band
bOx --HOod -a...----.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
ATTACHMENT, NOTICE.

Peter Gogley, Plaintiff, against 8. j. Thsmp
n, Defendant.
Before d. y. Bs ardsley J. r.. Of Pindlay Tn,
Hancock County. Ohio.
On the 2sth day nj January, 1867, said Ju..
tioe issued an Order Of Attachment In ths
above action for the sum OF t?s 90 and cos,a
Feb. !, 1857 sS7ts PETER COl,J. J.FYl''
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-15
Chr 1,anfofk 9rftersoaian
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

1 NO. 2 xo. sxo. cxo. lrs
I coI'mn s2s % ssS 90 t4s 90 eco 90 sioo
do rs 90 40 90 . ~ 0t : al 90 ! n IS
| do sODl lO0Ol 10 20 ~ 100 3j
| square 2s0 400 500 300 u
: ado 4 400 u OOL y 90 Y ool : 20
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-20

ping the lowest on each ballot.
and the person elected shall not be ell
igible for reelection. Ordered printed.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend the
Blaine amendment so as to add what
Southern States must do before being
entitled to representation, the follow
ing: And have provided by the Con-
stitution and laws that all citizens of
the United States shall equally possess
the rightto pursue all lawful ~aVocations
and business and receive the equal ben
eits of the public schools, and have
the the equal rights of citizens of the
United States, and he should vote for
the bill without the amendment.
Mr.. Howard objected to the Blaine
amendment because it recognized the
validity of the State governments of
the late rebel States.
Mr.. Wilson introduced the following
which was ordered printed:
A bill proposing the conditions upon
which the States lately in rebellion may
resume their practical relations to the
Government of the United States.
Be it enacted. &C., That the 18th ar
ticle of the amendment to the Consti-
tuition having been duly ratified by
the Legislatures of the requisite num-
Der of States, the same is hereby de-
clared duly ratified and a part of the
Constitution of the United States, is
valid to all intents and purposes as
part of the Constitution of the United
States, and when any of the States
lately in Instruction shall have ratified
the same and shall have modified the
Constitution and laws in conformity
Herewith and which shall secure equal
and impartial suffrage to all male citi-
Gems in the United States that have at
tanned the age of twenty-one years,
and has resided in the State one year
and town, parish, city, district or
ty three months preceding the day of
election, without regard to race, color,
or previous condition of servitude, ex-
cept such as may have been disfran-
chised for participation in the rebellion,
in the election of Presidential electors,
Representatives in Congress, and in
any and all elections for Governor and
for all State, county, district, parish,
city and town officers, and has provided
by its Constitution and laws that all
citizens of the United States shall
equally possess the right to pursue all
lawful aYocations or business, to receive
equal benefit from public schools and
have equal protection of all citizens of
the United States in said State when
said Constitution shall be submitted to
the voters of said State, as thus defined
for ratification or rejection, and when
the Constitution, if ratified by the peo-
ple'of said State, shall have been sub
mittsd to Congress for examination
and approved, the said State shall, if
its Constitution be approved by Con-
gress, be declared entitled to repre-
~sentation in Congress on taking the
oath prescribed BY Law.
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]


On the I4th inst, By Almon D., Webb. Esq, at
his office in Warren. Mr.. JOHN CROOK. and
Miss GWINEY PRICE. both of Weathersfeld,
Ohio.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Bosworth of
Ridgeville, Ohio, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. J. NELSON ASHBURN, of Cleve-
land, to Miss ANNIE J. TERRELL. of the
former place.
In this village. Feb. 18th, at the residence Of the
brides sister, by Rev. @. S. Abbott. Rector
Christ Church. Mr.. JAMES NJ. LOWRY, and
Miss OLIVE N. KEYES, both Of Watertown,
Wisconsin.
At the Eagle Hotel. in Warren, February 18th.
1861, by AZor Abel, Esq, Dir. JOHN 3, LEW
is and Miss ANN EVANS, both Of Mineral
Ridge.
At the National Hotel. Feb. 18th, by Rev. R. NJ.
Warren Mr.. HENRY MCCARTHY and Miss
ELIZA MILLER.
At the NJ. E. Parsonage, Feb. 18th. By Rev. R.
NJ. Warren, Mr.. JOHN WILLIAMS and Miss
REBECCA STEWARD.
y Feb. a, at the home Of the brides father. by
l. {. c. Smith, Mr.. ELIHU c. PALMER,
of 9ungstOwn. to Miss MARIETTA j.
PFOCTS, of HARTFORD.
In Weathersfeld. Feb. Il. by Rev. David Good
willie, Mr.. JOHN GEDDES. of Liberty, late
Color Sergeant of l05th Reg. O. v. T. and
Miss ANNAE. TIBBETS. of the former place