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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-09
Che 8auenek Setfersonian
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1867.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Union Central Com.


mtttees.
The following Committees have
been appointed for the respective
townships of Hancock county. The
first named of each Committee is
Chairman, and is urged to call their
respective Committees together at
once and organize for the Campaign.
Each committee will act as such for
their respective township, and all
combined together with the County
Central Committee will constitute the
Union Republican Committee of the
County. All the various Commit
tees, and particularly the Chairmen
of the several committees, are re-
spectfully urged and invited to meet
with the Central Committee, at the
Council Chamber, in Findlay, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1867, at one
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the transaction of
important business.
The Committees are as follows:
Cass-J c. Van Eman, Addison
Hardy and Jonathan Nelson.
Allen-Daniel Frick, George L.
Poe and Charles Taylor.
Portage-John Lewis, David Culp
and Jarvis Humphrey.
Washington-John Bender, Mil
ton Warner and John Halsey.
Blanchard-Wm. III. Conine, Perry
Engle and Reason Cook.
Liberty. e. Driesbach, Hiram
Cox and Alex. Phillips.
Amanda-A. NJ. Steman, Daniel
Gilbert and DIR. w. P. Wilson.
Delaware-John Elder, DR.. Clark
and Scott Henderson.
Madison-A. j. Stafford, j. W.
Williams and DIR. Lafferty.
Van Buren-John Freed, Joseph
Rothrock and John Pore.
Orange-Fred'k Hausser, ID. j.
Mcconnell and N. r. Parks.
Union-Wm. Literrlck, Sam'l Boil
ton and Geo. W. Dukes.
Eagle--John Markle, J. L. Keller
and Peter Solt.
Jackson-John Swank, Jacob Bah
cock and Jesse Ewing.
Big Lick-W. X. Leonard, DIR. A.
S. Williams and N. III. Ward.
Marion-A. Cradle, Geo. A. Wolf
and W. D. Miller.
Pleasant. r. Crawford, Q. A.
Randall and e. T. Cummins.
- JOS. B. ROTHCHILD,
Charm Union Cen. Com.
j. A. Bore, Sec'y.
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Here is q score of both clubs
INNINGS.


Home eRuns-Dexter's-Cafs l, Shs::or l.
lFostoria-Wire l, Sem l.
Fly Catch-Dexter IL, Fost0ria 0.
Duration of game four hours.
Umpire-Frank Parish.
Scorers--RObt Folk, POstoria Capt. Ty.
Ter, Dexter.
RUSAwAY.-A team belonging to
Randall Hales becoming frightened
last Friday evening, ran down Main
street at a fearful speed. No dam.
age other than prOmiscuous smash.
ing up of wagon, harness, DC.
UNION 3. B. CLUB.-Another B.
B. Club has been formed consisting
OF married men OF this place. They
organized on Tuesday evening by
electing the following officers Jacob
Kridler, President, Ephraim Miller,
Treasurer, and c. c. Leonard, Sec
retary. They meet to play Friday
next.
PowKRFUL" SHoRT.-News items
are scarce this week. Nobody
drunk 1--WE all belong to the temper
ance band, nobody "kilt," and in
fact nothing to help" Nix" get up
an interesting news column.
NIX.
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A foreign paper says that the in-
cressing dearness of cross-ties has
given rise to plan, now being tried
by. the railroad company of the Rhine,
by which the necessity of their use
is avoided. The rails employed are
nine inches high (instead of five),
little narrow on the top, and about
three -fourths of an inch broader at
the bottom than the ordinary rail,
twenty four feet long and nine hun
dred zoll pounds each in weight.
They are buried five inches In gravel
which is covered with three inches
of earth, 80 that only the top Of the
rail remains above the ground. The
rails connected with chairs, in the
usual way, and the two sides of the
track are fastened together, at inter-
walls of three feet, with round iron
braces. II is claimed that this con-
stuction is as safe as the use of cross.
ties. Whether it is economical, time
alone will show.
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EDITORS JHEFERsoNIAN: Being a
regular reader of the JEFF, which
has large circulation in our vicini-
ty, / am in the habit of noticing the
local items of our county with inter
est. Mt. Blanchard,-in our opin-
ion--being place Of no mean repute
ought to furnish semi occasional
batch Of local items that might not
be entirely void Of interest to many
of your readers who are acquainted
with our locality. About a year
since we had our village incorporat-
ed, which has been a means of giving
us vigor by way of improvements.
Our present town council is cOmpos-
ed of the following persons j. w.
Wingate, Mayor; E. G. Main, R.
Patterson, Joseph Patterson, Jerome
Smith and NJ. S. Hamlin, Council
men, and H. Greer, Recorder. Means
have been set OF foot to have Main
and Clay streets regularly graded.
guttered and supplied with new side
walks. which, when completed, will
add much to the appearance Of the
place and the convenience of the cit.
izens. Messrs. j. S. d T. S. Hen
derson have located here one of the
best dry goods stores we have ever
seen in North western Ohio. Their
room occupies some 80 feet front by
about $50 feet back, and is internally
well arranged and well filed. Messrs.
H. Greer & Sons-successors to L.
A. Baldwin-supply this locality
with drugs and medicines, and have
well filed and neatly furnished
room, built expressly for this branch
of merchandise. Mr.. Sheffield has
recently purchased the entire stock
of tinwsre, hardware, stoves, sfurni-
ture, DC, of Messrs Henderson d
Co., and has added largely to his
stock. We have here three groceries
(mostly temperatel, two tanneries,
three blacksmith shops, three shoe
shops, wheel wright shop, "a cabinet
shop, DC.
So many facilities here conducive
to convenience and comfort are af-
forded that We sometimes think we
can secede from Findlay entirely
The Board of Education having Sc
cured the services of Mr.. j. S. Van
Horn as superintendent of our Union
School feel sanguine in predicting
for our educational interests decid-
ed success. We have here three
churches and a church going people
as you might infer when / told you
in the outset that the JRFFERsONIAN
was extensively circulated and read
here). We have living, well work
ing lodges of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows and Independant Or
der of Good Templars here. The
casual observer who visits our place
will notice evidences of Industry and
thrift that will compare favorably
with any village Of like advantages
in Ohio. The engrossing topic at
this time with us Is the petitioning
Andy Johnson to appoint our present
Congressman, General" Mungen,
as Minister to Wal Russla--thinking
none so well qualified to temper
those frigid regions as behaving
the faculty Of reconciling antipodal
elements-haying welded an ;ethnol-
egieal essay On the tail end of "the
military reconstruction BILL"
More anon.
TIMOTHY.
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Medical Electricity.

House and lot In Arcadia, o. Price 5000.
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Attention Republicans.

Union Republican Meetings will b
held as follows:
ARCADIA, Saturday evening, Au
gust 10th, 1867.
Mt. BLANCHARD, Saturday
evening, August 10th, 1867.
VAN BUREN, Friday evening,
August 16.
McCOMB, Saturday evening, Au-
gust 18th, 1867.
DULANS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Portage township, Wednesday even
ing, August 2l.
WEST INDEPENDENCE, Fri
day evening, August %.
PICKENS SCHOOL HOUSE,
Pleasant township, Friday evening
August 30.
CANNONSBURG, Saturday after
noon, August 81.
All persons are cordially invited
to attend and hear the important is
sues of the campaign discussed.
Let every Republican attend and
urge his neighbors and friends to turn
out, so that we can have large meet
ings. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
UNION REP. CEN. COM.
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Tennessee.

The Democratic papeas have q
great deal to say, just now, about the
"pretended" government of Tennes
see. We desire to ask them whether
or not the State government has been
changed or revolutionized within a
year? Did you not, about a year ago
clamor for the recognition, by Con-
gress, of that very State government.
as the legitimate and lawful repre-
sentative of the sovereignty of the
State of Tennessee? Upon investi-
CATION Congress found that Tennes-
see had reestablished her State gov
ernment lover thrown by the rebel
lion) in harmony with the Union, and
admitted her to representation in the
National Legislature.
Thereupon the Copperheads and
ex- rebels rejoiced with exceeding
great joy. They relied upon "reac.
tom to do its work in Tennessee
they expected the Democratic ex- reb-
els to take possession of the State
governmental the next election. But
Tennessee refused to "react." The
people of that State know what rebel
rule is; they have had enough Of it;
and the result of the election last
week was Republican majority in
Tennessee, such as Ohio is in the
habit Of giving. Then all at once the
Democratic party awakens to the
fact that the government of Tennes-
see is "bogus concern" and Brown
low, who has just been reelected by
some 10000 majority, is spoken of
as the pretended Governor.
Gentlemen of the Copper Demo-
cratic persuasion, let us ask you
another question or two: Is Tennes-
see in the Union, or is she not? II
Brownlow is not Governor, who ISL
Do you think that Congress ought
to reconstruct Tennessee over again
Come, out with it; let the world
have the benefit of your opinions
State Journal.
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The Bryan (Williams county
Union Press says the wheat crop OF
that is light, though about 700 BUSH
els have been shipped. The crop will
not average half one. The Press
says: Our farmers are not dependin 6
so much on the wheat crop as form
er,y, and have turned their attention
more to seeds, hogs, sheep and cattle.
A large amount of fax seed has been
sown this year; witch promises a
large yield. Also an unusual quaint,
ty Of clover seed, which ls looking
fine at this writing. The hog crop
this year will also exceed that of any
previous year, and summing uT
every element of prosperity, the
year will prove ? reasonably good
one tor farmers.
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Toledo q Columbus Railroad
There will be meeting to-day
friday, at Dunkirk, Harden Co., at
1 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
consulting regarding the interests OF
the Toledo & Columbus Railroad
Representatives viii be present from
Marysville, Mt. Victory, Kenton,
Williamstown, Arlington, FindIay,
Van Buren, Portage, Bowling Green,
Perrysburg. Mt. Blanchard, Houck-
town, Etc.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES PERI eRMED By
DIR. s. E. ADAMS.
Troy, Quo, June l, 1867.


l have been personally acquainted
with large number of the cases
which Dr. S. E. Adams has treated
during the past yerr, and have been
astonished at the rapid and wonder
full cures which he has effected in cas-
es heretofore considered incurable
by the medical profession.
l am acquainted with most of the
persons whose certificates he pub
fishes and know the cures to be as
stated.
/ can recommend DR.. Adams as q
man of extensive scientific acquir-
ments, possessing thorough knowl-
edge of his business. His faithful
ness and skill in the use of the mys-
terinus yet powerful remedy, Elec-
tricity, cannot fail in securing the
confidence of the community.
S. w. BEALL, NJ. D.
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DR.. E. W. Morgan would announce
that he will be in Findlay, on Satug-
day, August 10th, and remain one
week. All persons troubled with
liver complaint, dyspepsia, kidney
Affections, scrOfula or any other
blood diseases; diseases Of the eye
or ear, rheum atism, ague, piles, neu-
ralgia, etc., and find it to their ad;
vantage to give him a trial. The
poor treated free.
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The Washington Star says that if
Gen, Sheridan is removed, Gen.
Grant, by virtue of the power vested
in him by the supplementary Recon
struction act, will continue the policy
inaugurated by the present comman-
der of the Fifth Military District.
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We learn that some person, or per-
sons, attempted to enter the house OF
Mr.. James Harsh one night this
week. A shutter was taken off, but
as the window was securely fastened
down, they had to abandon the at
tempt to gain admittance.
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FoRGERY.--A man named Moore, of
Wood county, was arrested few
days ago for forgery. He was taken
before Esq. Dunn and in default of
bail was "sent up" to await trial
The forgery was an order for seventy
five cents worth of whiskey, the name
of Geo. Heck being used. This man
cannot read or write and it is sup
posed he had confederate. An at
tempt was made to arrest the confed-
crate, but he could not be found.
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HOTEL CHANeE.-W. W. Siddall.
wishing to retire from public life, has
disposed of the hotel bearing his
name, to j. T. Steruer. of Tiffin. Ii
will hereafter be known as the Schwab
House, and Mr.. Sterner takes pos
session with the intention of keeping
a good house.
AS he appears to be a man who
will be valuable acquisition to our
place we hope to see him secure q
fair share of public patronage.
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Will not the Onion men of each
township use their best efforts to get
out a good attendance at the meet
ing held in their respective townships
as announced. We must make
vigorous, bold fight this Fall, and
well attended meetings will show that
we intend so to do. e
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Mr.. Johnson sent the following
note to his Secretary of War, Stan
ton.
AUGUST 5.-Considerations of pub
lie interest will persuade me to ac-
cept your resignation, if rendered.
Mr.. Stanton replied as follows:
ApaUsT 6-Considerations of pub.
lie interest have prevailed with me tn
hold this Office for months past. ard
considerations Of the public intrest
will prevail with me to hold it till
the assembling of Congress.
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We understand that there Is an
effort being made to have an addi-
tional story put On the new school
house. The idea Is good one. and
we hope the original plan will be
changed and a three story building
made of it.
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SILVER CoRNET BAND.-The Find.
lay Brass Band Las purchased and
received a beautiful set OF silver in
struments. The Findlay "Silver
Cornet Band" now has horns worthy
of it.
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SPIRIT OF THE REBELPREss.-When
q great and good man, President OF
the United States, is assassinated;
when a Vnionist, white or black, who
wore the blue uniform of his country,
is shot down in cold blood; when the
police of New Orleans. slaughter
hundreds of Union men-when these
things occur, utter not word OF
complaint, but applaud the wicked
deeds. When a royal thief and
murderer, the robber of the liberties
of a neighboring republic, is Justly
punished, howl out sfor q war.--N
20. Republican.
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MARRIED, On the 4th inst, by j. E.
Drsisbaeh, j. p. at his residence in Liberty
township, Mr.. FRANCIS MANNS TO Miss
SARAH PARKER, both of this county.
On the LIST inst. by Rev. N. V. Morrow.
Mr.. JOHN STEEN to Mrs. JOHANNA PITCH
Err, all Of Hsnc ook county. D.
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Errors OF Youth.

Gentlemen who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion. win for
the sake Of suffering humanity. send free 10
ali Who need II. the recipe and directions for
making the simpIs semedy by which hs was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
adyertissr,s experience. can do 80 by ad-
dressing, In perfsot confidence.
JOIN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar Street, n. Y.
nay3l.ly s.M fAco.
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OF the 1,67l National Banks in the
United States, only tUenty have fail
ed, and the bills of the suspended
banks are paid now as before the sus-
pension. Has the country ever had
s system so perfect ? 1t may be i'm
proved, but the people viii never
consent to retrograde movement,
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The following advertisement was
handed in too late to appear on our
outside in the half-column of Bur-
ket & Hamlin:
40 acres of land one mile south east 'of
Findlsy. o., has a fine stone quarry on it.
Price, $500.
42-40 acres of land five miles east of Find
lay in Marion township, Is acres cleared,
balance good timber, all In good ORDER
Price, $3.50. .f. --. -r..--
43-House and lot In Arcadia, O. Price 5000
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we intend SO to do

We wish the Democracy of Ohio
much jov in the result Of the recent
Kentucky election. Kentucky and
that party stood on similar platform
during the war and are equally as
well agreed now. .se \
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Local Business Notices.
Get you shorts at lotion Bros.

PUT UP FRUIT.-And when you do
SO always get the best cans and jars
and the ones that will certainly pre-
serve it. j. w. Davidson & Co. have
the Heroine, Lyman and the Magic
all good.
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ENLARGED.-We have neglected TO
mention the enlargement of the Find
lay (Ohio) JetJersoniam, which has
donned a new dress and otherwise
improved its appearance. This is one
of the best papers in the northwestern
portion of the State, sound in its ad-
vocacy of Republican principles, and
it should receive the cordial support
of the party in Hancock county. We
wish its publishers, Messrs, Locke l.
Blymyer. continued prosperity. -
Canton Reposit0ry.
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ONO FARMERS INSURANCE Con-
PANr.-The following letter TO the
agent Of this popular Insurance
Company speaks for itself:
BIC LICK TP., HANCOCK Ce.,)
July 27, 1867.
Mr.. s. FULLERTON, AGENT deem
it but just to yourself, as well as to
the company you represent, to make
this acknowledgment publicly, of the
receipt in currency of $4,000, the
amount of my loss by the burning of
my dwelling house, (which was in
sured in your company, on the 10th
of June last.
Reports that the Ohio Farmer g.
had refused to pay me any part OF
my loss having been circulated,
take this method of branding such
reports as utterly untrue.
Truly Yours,
no11.2w E. w. EDWARDS.
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Mr. BLANCHARD. Gen. NJ. B.
Walker and Z. T. Dunn, Esq, will
address the Union Republican meet
ing at Mt, Blanchard tomorrow
Saturday. evening.
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The Courier OF last week deyotes
over two columns to the Jeffersonian.
We are glad to see the Democratic
organ squirm, and will continue TO
furnish it opportunity to do so.
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IS requested,

New HoTEL.-Reece Randolph. of
Button, ever resdy to do the public
a good turn, has again fitted up q ho-
tel. If any of our readers go that
way be sure and give him call.
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ATTENTION G. A. Especial as.
sembly at Post Headquarters, on Sat
urdsy, August 10th, at 8 o'clock p
III. AL! the comrades are requested
to report.
In. EVERETT, p. A.
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"FIND Your PLACE AND FILL IT, "
but remember that you can fill much
more important place with Com
mercial education than without. The
proprietors of the Business Institute,
at Hillsdale, Mich, are making that
their principal college-offering dur
ing the present year, special induce
ments to students. College curren-
cy, specimens of penmanship, circu-
lars, &C., sent free to any address.
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ARcADIA.-The Union Republican
meeting, to be held in Arcadia, on
Saturday, will be addressed by Col.
Bope and D. B. Beardsley, Esq.
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The work on the Methodist Church
is progressing finely. The roof
boards are all ON and the workman
have commenced putting on the slate.
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NoEIcE. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the old firm
of Henderson & Son and the late firm
of j. S. Henderson, either by note
or book account, will please come
forward immediately and settle at
once. j. S. HENDERSON.
n7tf
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A new sensation of the most pleas
urable character is experienced by
the afflicted upon being restored to
perfect health by DR.. j. W. Poland's
White Pine Compound. Coughs,
colds, throat affections and all pull
monary complaints yield to its mag
ic power. Read the advertisement.
Sold everywhere.
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BEKroN.-fhe meeting at Benton
was well attended last Tuesday eve
ming. 1t is encouraging to- know
that the people of that section are
wide awake. Others should follow
this example.
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"Hairi I is the robe which curious nature
weaves
To hang upon the head"
But nature does not always give 10
US a beautiful head of hair. Art
must supply this neglect often, which
she does in Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" pronounced by
all who have used it the only relia-
BILE hair restorer and dressing in the
market.
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AUGUST 7-30 GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bank will buy at the high
est value, or convert them into Gold
bearing Bonds, free Of charge Tex
press charges excepted.) Holders
will take notice that it must be done
before maturity.
CRoNINGER, GAGE & Co.
May IL, 1867. no523m.
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UNION REP. CEN. COM.

AFFRAY IN WOOD CoUNTY.-Last
Saturday two men named Stafford
and Norris living about five miles
northwest of Portage in Wood coun-
ty, got into quarrel about fenc e.
each claiming the ownership. Nor
ris was about to move the fence
which Stafford endeavored to pre-
vent, and during the struggle which
followed Stafford drew a revolver and
shot Norris in the breast, inflicting a
very serious, if not fatal, wound.
Quite a crowd at once gathered,
among whom were relatives Of Nor
ris, and Stafford was severely hand
led.
Our informant did not learn what
disposition was made of the criminal.
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Go to j. w. Davidson & Co.'S for
glass fruit jars, or tin fruit cans
They have several varieties and sell
low.
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PURE IcB.-L. e. Green is the on
ly man in Findlay that has pure lake
ice. 1t is much superior to river ice
and consequently should meet with
ready sale, If
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MARKET.-Some 1000 bushels of
wheat were bought in Findlay last
week. 1t has been selling for 81 ,S5;
present price Thursday $780,
Flax-seed is coming in freely and Is
sold at $500 per bushel. Not a
large amount of wool is coming in
sells at 35 and 40. Hay selling at
$500.
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Notice TO Our Patrons.

In order to facilitate the payment
of subscriptions, We are making ar
rangsmsnts with good, reliable men
in the different towns, to act for US In
the capacity Of collectors.
The following persons are author
lied to receive money and receipt
for the same. We hope they will be
literally patronized by those in ouI
debt:
Arcadia, DIR. j. III. TEAL.
Fostoria, j. L, MICKEY.
McComb, z. BARNEY.
Bluffton, j. MosER.