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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

} ExrEssIoS, or rHF CoLUMBr9 AMI
HocKISG VALLEY r. II. TO ToIsDo
In another column will te seen the
proceedings of meeting held at the
Court House on Wednesday evening,
in reference to this Rail Road, 5,.|
ave hope that the people Of Han
cock county will take hold of this
matter--now FOR the purpose of dis
cussing its mcrits--and at the proper
time in taking stock in it.
The road will be one of untold i'm.
portance TO this county. 1t will give
us an ut-let north and south, such a.
we need badly; will open to us ON
the north, one Of the best markets on
the lakes, while on the south we will
be in direct communication with the
extensive coal mines of Hooking Val.
ley, and coal can be got here for but
little over half what IL now COSTS
The market price of every ..article
Of produce will be encrcased consid.
erably, from the fact that we will
have access to the hest market in the
west. and facilities for shipping mover
before enjoyed here.
These are a few Of The advantages
OF the road--others we will speak of
hereafter.
But the question now comes up,
shall VIC have the road? II we do
We shall have to work for IT, There
are two roads spoken Of. One lead.
ing from Columbus to Marion, Up
per Sanduslty, Tihln and Fremont,
using the track of the c. d T
r. K. from the latter place to
Toledo. That route we have no in.
terest in The other from Colum.
bus TO Marysyille, kontcn, Findlay
Bowling Green, Perrysburg and To
ledo. In this route lays all our in
interest. The latter route can be Sc
cured If the people along the pro
posed line work for their interest. II
is II betterroute for a paying road than
the other, and reasonable effort on
our part will secure it.
Will not the citizens of Hancock
cuurty think Of and discuss this Rail
Road matter, In Perrysburg and
Bowling Green, Wood Co.; Kenton
Harden Co; Marysville, Union Co,
etc, etc, meetings have been held
and the people are fully awake to tho
interest they have in the road.
The citizens Of Hancock must bt
up and doing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Nrw GooDs.--T. Carnahan has
been receiving new goods every day
this week, and now has an immense
stock, which he proposes to sell al
"good old time prices" for cash.
Call and see the goods. admire thu
good taste of the selections and buy
them at the very low prices at which
they are offered. Carnahan under
stands his ops and Q's."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

A RIcH TREAr.-L. L. Green has
the thanks Of the Office for n rich
treat in the way of quantity OF
splendid ice cream and cake Mr.
G. thoroughly understands how to
manufacture ice. cream, and to serve
it up in good style. His ladies and
gentlemen's ice. cream saloon has
been renovated, and put in good or
der for the season.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

CHANGE. - Jason Blacllford has
been relieved of his position as As
sistant Assessor Of Hancock county
and'Jno. T. Carlin succeeds him. Mr.
Carlin's office is in Barney's Block,
second story, 3D. door on bal cony.-
He wishes all those having business
with him to be prompt and say,
trouble. ...
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HousE BURsED,-The house of Mr..
f. Edwards, Of Biglick township,
was burned to the ground on Mon
day evening last. About two.thirds
of his furniture was saved. The house
was insured. .
Mr.. Edwards seems to be partic
ulary unfortunate. He lost an arm
in the service as his country, ans
shortly after returning home, whii'
cutting limbs with hand'axe, wound
ed himself so severely in the bowel
with the axe that his life was des
paired of. Following this is the los
of bis house. Some persons seem
be ssleoted as the recipients of q
1.-THE evil fortune possible. .gayl
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

MITg SocIETIEs.--Thc Mite Socie
ty of the Congregational Church will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Paul
Sours, Tuesday evening next. A
general invitation in extended.
The Mite Society OF the NJ. r,
Church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Didway, Wednesday evening,
June 10Th, 1867. A cordial invita-.
,ion ia extended
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Attention is called to the adver-
tiement of Mrs. A. C. Lindsey She
has got on a Spring stock of ribbons,
flowers and everything in the line OF
Of ladies' head gear, and is deter
mined to sell so as to meet the means
o. all.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

The new School House building is
progressing finely. The basement
is up and is built Of cut stone ten feet
high. The building will be n credit
to the town.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

SELv INTEREST. Self progrrvrtio.
is the first law of nature. That be-
ing the case, "self interest must be
the second law at least it is made
such. Every man, woman and child
looks out for his, her, or their inter-
ests, be it in selling or buying. II
they want to bny goods they go
where they can get the largest amount
for the least money. Such place
is j. s. Patterson's Store. Good
goods are sold cheap, and buyers al
ways go away satisfied,
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E. BROWN, Pres't.
D. II. PcdH, sec'y.


WARNER's REvoLISG SULKY RAKE.
- This Rake, manufactured by
Blymyer, Day & Co., Mansfield, o.,
is just what every farmer needs. II
combines all the advantages of both
the Sully and Old Revolving Rakes
The advantages of this rake are il
gathers tho hay free from dust and
sand, carries it clean, and in dump
ing closes the winrow or rick in good
shape for pitching; the rake is made
of wood, and. in case Of brenkage,
can be repaired by the operator; il
Is built of the very best material,
and is more durable than any other
wheel rake, and afforded at less
price than any other first class rake ;
the rake-draw shafts, levers, &c.,
may he detached at pleasure from
the sulky, leaving the latter complete
in itself, and ready Tor work. These
advantages are possessed by no 9th
er rake, and must commend them
selves to all wanting a complete
Horse Rake. See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Court commenced its session Tues
day last. There is large number
Of cases on the docket, and it is
thought tho session will last three
weeks. HH.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

To young persons desiring to fl,
themselves for active life by a good
praCticle business education. we say
go to Oberlin, Ohio, or IIillsdale
Mich, and attend for term tirc
Business Institute of Calliins, Griffin
" Co, The wide spread popularity
that this institution has gained ol
late is without a parallel in II . histo
ry of commercial schools. And the
proficiency of its graduates is n
standing testimony OF the thorough
ness of the drill to be had there. Do
not fail to send for circular.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

INHE CHINGAEOEA TOBACCO grows from
1 tho rinh soil ui the " ORIENT" ANA Is
uOsspftei b u peculiarly delicious flavor
cntirsly unknown iUthe tuhaccbs nt all 9TH
or c!imes. But It's unprecedented POPULAR
- has sprung from the fact oi tho entire ab,
scnce nt that deadly poison vicohn. which
ucrmcato, every other tobacco, ana which
IA the one and sole cause ot the distressing
nervous Diseases. dyspepsin. Sc.. which
most invariably, suoner or later. follow The
indulgeBua OF tho pipe and cigar. Al the
rOCcut dualN ZttiOu Of tObnccn from all part
of the wnrid, Al the Academy oi Sciences.
10 Paris. the renowned Chemist, NJ. LHmous
rcSuN, declared that while European ana
American tonacco contained fully eight per
Npni and tho pure Havana tobacco from wp
ro hyr pes cent. of Nicoiii. tho CHlNGARO.
RA did not contain one dtscuverable parti-
rlH Of ilu u0ndly pp snn, n dIOp Of which,
extracted. WI destroy lite.
; Our Agent NJ BDMBAl has shipped us
large quartes II the CHlNiiARONA during
! tIa past two years, and although We have
been pressed tu supply the demand for this
'daliGinuS luSury 10 tue yetern smoker. yet
We ara now prepored IA oilar 1t IN unlimited
quantities, at u prlco u uch lower than some
American tuhtCru uf a tar inferior quality
A Cunnoiseur has hut tn smoke the Ameri
can baCcu and segArs, which are inyaria
bly, Chem'Cuily Favored, To bo dNgusied will
the medicinal taste Which leaves uauseous
unhealthy coating IN tho mouth, and In tint
seldom fails TO shatter lho nervous system
II rhG natives ut the " ORlENT' smoke the
ICHlNGARONA from morn TIL night, IRON
youth ~ age, and are happiiy unGOnsciuu
Of the wild, distressing hre which course'
lhrhugh tho veins 1t the inhaler oi lie Ia
mes OF iubhcCu continuing NicOiin.
! We invite every luveruf the weed to try
the CHING iRUliA. and guarantee uDpreco
dontcd pleasure In It's delicious havor.
Blss- SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

"TRY, Try AGAIN."-When You
are afflicted with a severe cold or
bronchial affection, which may any
moment terminate in consumption,
first try all the cough preparations
YOU sce advertised, and when YOU
find they do YOU no good, pay dol
lar for n bottle of DR.. j w. po
lands White Pine Compound" and
get relief 1t has never let failed in
a single case. Sold by all druggists
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14
ORDIN .A.-NCES.U U
An Ordinance 10 restrain the run
ming at large ofDogs aad to guard

An Ordinance 10 restrain the run
ming at large "f Dogs and to guard
against Hy,lre phobia. ,.
sef.t Bf't ertsfnsf ~ 'courcilod The
inGorp grated yiiia.r ui Iiudiay raat he.
twaen ihe firsi dNsef Mty Hni the hrst day
pf ucb'Icr ~ eacit and cvort war nereai.
ter, n" de- nr dogs viii hn pernhtied tn run
lHi l"rae within tho corporate hmi, " said
village unlrss properly and safely muZyIed.
dec " stall bn tlfr duty ~ tho Marshal
:" h''i cr take up aud iDpound. at the sx.
pens" ~ ihc owner ~ owners " MI dogs
i-und running at large during said time
wtt5ie tho corporate limits. uumuZIle and
dfer (2I) iwenivfour hnirs notice Ia the
owuet, tu sell or klll the Mme. The owners
.rt an dogs are harebv required to muZEie
and koen mu,yied their dogs wherever taken
80 premiued ~ ~ Oeyeat the limits of their
rremsss during tne Rensuu aiotesaid !, and
no "wner oi Rily ool. negle citing or refusing
tp cunpiy with the provisions of this ordi,
anne shall iutteii AMI bo.hned in any sum not
loss ihan (50D huv GENTS nur more than (5)
ave dolurs 10 be fecUyered according u
law.
Passed, Jrrp'il. 1867. tt.~r.
-HH N. W. flklNS, Mayor.
AteSt JpGS e. MARrtS, Reonrdcr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

LooKISG GLASSES. ii. w. David.
son IL Co. have received a fine as
sortment of Looking Glasses, whicl
are worthy an examination Thei
round cornered gilt and rose woo'
frames are particularly nice. Cal
and see,
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WArERFAILs GoINe Orr or II a.

WATERFALLS GONE Our OF FASH.
IoN,-Whersver "Barrett's vepeta.
bic Hair Restorative" has been intro.
duced, waterfalls are going out of
fashion. This tunrivalled prcpara-
tion causes the hair TO grow to such
length that false halr is not requir.
oil
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

CAN'T SEE IT.-Can't see what:
How Charlie Hall can offer to sell
clothing for Spring and Summer
wear, just from New York, in the
latest and best styles, at such prices
The fact is, that he buys cheap an(
sells cheap, gets cash for what h'
sells and buys again. That is all ther'
10 nln,,t Ii
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Viewersseported favoro lly 70 roat
petitioncd :or by n Ilanua ef al /,
Blanchard tn. aud il. was established
! Viewers reported favofably fol
road petitioned for by Jesse rreec,
et al IN Jackson tp. apd it was estab
Ilishcd. ~ III
Ordered. tlIat thcre be an order is
sued for stj,00 In favor OF DR.. b.
Beach, for medical attendance upon
a lazy nigger, kept as a pauper by
Mary Clayton.
Ordered that The Commissioners
meet on tho 81, day of July at the
Anditdlis office 10 hear the oBiec
tions, ii any, to the Newcommcr
Ditch iu Big Lick tp.
THURSDAY Board met
all present. U. e
The following levies were made for
1867: r-I |
Ordered, that there be levied for
Surplus Revenue, onc.fourth Of one
mill on the dollar on an taxable
property OF the counly.a.t ..t.r
Ordered, that there he levied for
Bridge purposes, one mill on the
dollar on all taxable property Of Tie
county.
Ordered, that there bc levied lol
Special Road Repair, one half of one
mill on the dollar on all taxable
property Of the county.
Ordered, that there be levied loi
Road purposes, on all taxable prop
erty of the county, one mill ON tn,
dollar valuation.
Ordered, that there be levied 70
county purposes, eighteen thousanC
dollars.
Ordered, that there he levied 70
Inlirmary purposes, fifteen thousan'
! dollars.
FRIDAY MoRNING.-Board metal
present.
I Auditor ordered TO issue an orde
in favor of D. d. McCahan, Sheriff
1 for S2l1, so.
Auditor ordered to issue an orde
for SO to Drs. Spayth * Woods 70
for medical services to Robt. Stevens
colored pauper.
SATURDAY MoRNrNG-.Board met
all present.
Dennis Maloy, an engineer, wa
ordered to make an accurate survey
of the ditch in Allen and POrtag
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

ARM BRoKEN.-A few days since,
child of DR.. Ballard, about three
years old, while riding with his faith
er, fell from the buggy and broke its
arm. A sad accident.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

CELEBRATION AT CAREY.-We un-
derstand that the citizens of Carey
intend celebrating the Fourth OF
July in due form. Extensive ar,
rangements have been made for th,
day, and in the evening there will b'
display Of fire works. -....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

DEDIcATIoN The new hail Of the
I. o. o. f. of Findlay will he dedi.
Gated on the 20th, at ? o clock, z.
M. The public-are-mvited.
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TAKE CARE OF THE Docs, s,--Wc re-
fer the attention of dog. owners to
the ordinance prohibiting dogs from
running at large, unmuzzled. The
ordinance is a necessary one and will
undoubtedly be enforced.
Also, note the proclamation Of thu
Mayor in regard to muzzling thu
dogs. II H. - a
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Low PRIcEs.--By the new advei
tisement of j. Clough Il Co., it vi
be seen that they are selling goot
down to the bottom of the marke
They have a large and we'll selectc
stock, and by pricing their goods
will be found that theyintend TO lSec
up the reputation of the old "Gal
Corner"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

We understand that the Second
Nine of the Dexter Base Ball Club
has challenged the Second Nine of
the Buckeye Club to play matched
game. We presume it will be &C.
onptad
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN.-The fol
lowing persons have been appointe,
delegates and alternates by the {,
A. r. OF Findlay, to attend the. Cor
vention at Columbus on the Goth {
June.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

CAREY TnRsPIANs. - The Carey
Thespian Society intend giving a
dramatic entertainment at Slemmer
IL Ludwig's Hall, in that place, Sat.
urday. The White Horse of the
Peppers and d" Paddy Miles, Boy
are the plays. The Findlay String
Band furnishes the music for the, oc.
casion. s.E
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Local Business Notices.
Totten Bros. sell Cigars and To
bacco cheaper than the cheapest.

DIsCouNTs.--Thc First National
Bank Of Findlay discounts call loans,
with approved collaterals, at the rate
OF six per cont. per annum.
f. 2. JoNEs, Pres.
4 .D,,,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

HANCOCK WooLES MILLS. .--Shuler
d Flack are prepared to do spinning
weaving, wool carding, cloth dressing
and all kinds of coloring on short
notice, at the old Foundry, near th'
Old Depot, ON Crawford street. Give
them call.
ju7n3-4w.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

WORM CoSsIpERlNG.-- --Good diet
makes healthy children and healthy
adults, Good Saleratus helps to
make nutritious. healthy diet. Hence
use ID. b. De Land &c Co $ Best
Chemical Saleratus, as it is perfectly
pure, and better that Soda for all
purposes. ,.tFH .I ll 4t..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

WEDNESDAY MORNING. Board met
all present. Third reading ofroad
petitions. Petition presented by IL.
Brown for ditch in Findlay and Lib
erty Ups. Pendleton appointed sur
veyor.
Viewers reported favorably tc
road petitioned for oy Jas. Byal ct a
| In Liberty tp., and IT was established
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ATTRACTION The place of great
est attraction at this time in Findlay
is at Twining IL Kinnaman's photo
graph rooms. Well, they have the
best picture gallery in the State of
Ohio, and make the finest work
Give them a call.
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An Ordinance to Drain South Street
i'm East Eindlay.

IN East tindlay. ~
soc I. Be n ordainedbv the Council Of thu
Incorporated village of Fiudlay. two thirds
of the mombers couourring: That a good
"A Il sufficient ditch hn located and consiruc.
ted along the souii eide of South street In
/ Fast Findlny. commencing at the Branch
Rail Road whore IL CROSSES said street. thence
running west 20 tho blanchard road thence
south ~ the nearest culv irt. Said ditch
shall be completed 80 tho satisfaction of The
street commissioner within sixty days; a.
! no two feet deep ut tho rail road crossing,
with N proper grade iheuceY to Eagle Creek,
and tu have slope oi oue loot to two ieet oi
depth. aud 10 We two feet widc Mt bottom
The Gusts and Hll The expenses thereof &c
ne assessed upon 'ho wterS uf iols adjDin
ing or ahutine upon both sides Of said stree
according to law.
T. ssed June II, 1867.
n. w.flLKiNl, Mayor
Alest JonS c. M1nrTS Recorder.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

TOURNAMENT AT BELLEFoNTAINE
The Bellcfontaine people are to
have a agrand Fircmen's Tournament
on the itli We learn that there will
be a large number of fire engines,
hose carts and hook & ladder wag
lons from different places there tc
compete for the prizes.
Citizens Gift Fire Engine, Excel.
sior Hose and Dreadnought Hook d.
Ladder Companies will attend the
tournament. We expect the compa
nies will maintain their well earned
reputation, and bespeak for then
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

Another man made happy by in.
dulging in a glass of that delicious
Soda Water at Ettinger's.
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Proceedings or Convention.
F,sptAY, June sth, 1861.

FrsuIAY, June Sth, 1867.
Meeting called for the purpose oil
appointing delegates to attend tho
State Convention at Columbus,
to put ia Of Nomination a State
Union ticket, met at the Council
Room, at one O'Clock Z. NJ and was
called TO orderly Mr.. II. Porch.
On motion, 4 Brown, Esq, was
called to the Chair and D. II. Pugli
appointed Secretary of meeting.
On motion the following delegates
werc elected by acclamation, 10 at
tehd the State eonyention ,. r
y9H. .JiarlSet, J. D,uB Pugh,
II. Porch, G. A. Croninger,
+. +. Dunn.
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed alternates, by aecla
a".l,o'a00iTTL 1-Q
B. F. Jones, z C D, Mcdonald,
w p. Wilson. Earl Sheffield,
J. i. Ford. .Ia a...
On motion, the proceedings OF the
Convention were ordered &c he pub.
.lisllel III the JsGetsopipn
No other business being before
the Convention, on motion, the meet
ing adjourned sine die.
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commissioners Proceedings.

MONDAY MORNING, June 8, 81.
The Board of Commissioners OF
Hancock County, met at the Audi.
tors office. Present, John Cooper,
VIM. Taylor, D. w. Englc and s.
Shafer, Auditor.
First business in order, was the
first reading Of petition OF Elias Will
son et al, for change OF road in Della
ware township. Samuel Treece, An.
drew Woolford and Jno. Douty were
appointed viewers OF road, and Joel
Pepdleton, Surveyor. First reading of
rc.ition of j, Trecce, j H. Byal, II
Hanna, for road petition presented al
last session. Petition presented by
2. Snyder for ditch commencing a
or near the s. +. corner OF the N.
half OF the n. T.. qr Of sec. &, il
Madison ip,; thence in a n. +. direc
ton through the W, half Of the n
W. ar. Of sec. OF SAID tp., and
through the L. half of said ~ w. Or
of said see. to the tip. line between
Jackson and Madison tips. into th'
waters head Of Lye Creek; thence
along or near .he channel of said creel
through the S.W. or. of the S. E.qr. o
sec. 80, in Jackson tp., and through
!, the n. w. or. Of the S. L. Or of sale
n sec 80 and across the n. W. corne
I of the Z half of said S. E. or. to til,
AN line of said f. half; and thence
=, In direction little L. of n. along
| The channel of said creek through tn
htN. L. Or. Of said sec 32 to the nortl
Wine OF said see and thence in
Nc dlortheasterly direction across the 5
anE. corner of the S. E. or. OF sec. 2I
cohnd across the S. w. qr of sec 2s, i
~ jackson Up. and across the S. f, n
y lpf said sec. 90 and across the n. "
corner OF the S. W. Or. OF sec. u i
utsaid tp, to the N line of said $. "
o hr. and thence in northerly direC
- Jon along the channel of Lye Creel
lepcoss the n. w. Or. of said sec. 9
heEo the public highway on the n lin
o Of said sec 27, and there terminal
- Joel Pendleton was appointed to su
vey said ditch, August 22d. Al
journed.
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All kinds, of ,TQbncco, lioxes at
Totem Bros ~ We ''4-
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TUESDAY MoRNIsG.-Board met
all present. Second reading of pc
tition for change of road in Della
ware tp., and new road. Petition
for q ditch from the L. line Of sec.
10, in Eagle tp., and thence in q
westerly direction through said Gee.
and sec. lS and secs. l3, "a, 25 and
%, in Union tp., was presented
Joel Pendieton appointed to survey
Petition for ditch in Portage and
Liberty tips. presented. Joel Pendle
ton surveyor.
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Capt. L. j. Ray has been appohitA
ed Assistant Provost Marshal for
this District.
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k0tfee.g
MO|TaEqOHq H1I

A LII rcrscus k, n,g,mg themselvos lndeb,ed
[Eto tho OH iiru, &C lfe, derson .IS ron ana
tie late iirnj u j. =. Hauderson, either by
noio or hook sccnint, viii please cunp for
wMd immed ah y ami se,tteat 1nde.
2 nl4no4 y -, SIiENDER 3Oy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

|. lfyou want the best Tobacco, 40
TO Tottcn Bros. for il. aH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

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j iIo FoR TIE NEw Goops r. II.
stewart ~ Bro. FOstofia. are ie.
cniving q large stock of every variety
of Hardware aud Agricultural Implc.
mcnts, wliirli they arc sclling at ex.
tremclv low prices, They particu.
'arly call the attention of country
Mcr,"anis TO their stock, believing
that ihrr can make it an object 70
buy of them. Tin ware, Copper.
ware, Stoves, etc. in great variety
Don't fail to give them a call. If
Best Cigars in towa at Totten Bros.
Try them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-06-14

IT, you want good Cigar, go to
Totten Bros for it.