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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
REAL ESTATE iTRANsFERs .-Th


lr REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs The
following are the real estate trans.
rers, as shown by the Recorders
books.fr9m Fes- 7p Feb. q. 4 q
To J'sCrawiord to WIN. I. Myers. Nfc
II Ii in lot no. l07, and W h in lot los
in Arcadia, $3.50.
b. Thomns Colman to Abbcrline Null,
in-lot no. AZ in Benton, $1,000.
VIM Heck to VIM. G. Watson,
,ops acre Of Land in Liberty tp., also
saw 'mill antlskinH Upon which it Is
situated adjoining, Sll5. Quit claim
deed. .i,,,. i,.,.,.t H."
Lucy Watson to VIM. C. Watson,
same property, 500. Quit claim
deed.
Richard NJ. J Watson, 76 acres in
Liberty tp, 500 Quit CLAIM deed. &
-- Lucy and -Wm.- AZ Watson to
WIN. c. Watson jr,, 81 acres in Lib
erty 'q., 5000, Omit claim deed.
Joseph Smart to! He enrt Ramsey,
II W or sec. 32,tp 2, + II, 40 acres,
$1,000. Quit. claim deed,
Gennett Crane to Mary p. Clark,
IN. lot 80 in A rcadia, 5000 EEEf
r. S. Mungen, administrator Of
Benz Zirckle % A P.Byal, in lot So
in Vance and Corey add. to Findlay,
Sll25.
l. Jacob Whiteman.to Tirzah Lover
Iidge, 4 acres in Amanda tp,, S275.
Jacob Burmun to Catherine Bur,
man, 200 acres in Allen tp, $1,000
,lQiit claim deed. 1870
Ezra Ketchum to Adam RAIDER, l26
acres IN Portage, $500.
be Henry Downs 10 Martin q. Stoner,
] so acres in 'Cass Up, $500, 4''"
! Hugh Huston to Levi Hinchey
l495 rods of land in the Village ot
darlington, Sl00l iyl ..bl l5t
Il r., WiAlspacb to Phillip Hathon
f20 acres of land in Orange tip; $500
) Frederick Reters to Philip Hathon
20 acres of land in Orange tp; $500
ID. d, MeCahan to Henry Byal, in
hot go, in Byalss add to Findlay
!, $400.
Adams * =, Ruthraud to Andrey
l. Bushon, in lot No. Isl, in Vance
n add TO Findlay; $1,000.
Y George Ewing to James Logsdon
I 10 Dcres of land in Portage tp.; $3.50
flames 8ogsdon to Henry Penning
= ton, 30 acres of land in Portage tip
n S1, ,0e0. &C.,
II Abner Leonard to Barnet Shrivel
80 acres oi land in Washington Up
i sS, 100. :,
i John s. Henderson to James II
j. Wilson, in.lot No. 0 in Vance an
lCorey's add to Findlay; $4,000.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
ClNCINxArI MARKETS.

Market dull and depressed. Butter 27ll3oc
por ID. Beans, 8 dO0o3 rs. Cheese, l6s.. Eggs
3Sc. Apples, s5GJt per Dbl. Dried apples,
iGeiOc. Peaches, l46,ijc. Flour, spring ox
ira, go jO1lI; Winter extra, sll5o@l7.
Rye flour, sj,5jsti. BusSgh eat, stsGtD pei
bJl. Red Winter wheat, 81 o. per bush
Extra Spring, 81 5O@20o. Corn, SO@iOc
Corn In the ear, 5iGsijo. Rye, st,2s. Bar.
Icy, 95NBl,Oi. Hay, sl1Gtis per ton. Pos,
toes, 32,jo per bbi. c,untry Mess Pork
slo,jOG2). sugar Cured Huns, ljc. Cpun
,ry Hams, 100. Lard, IL, Tor country
Clover Seed, ss.75IS.s5. Timothy Seed
% s5@3,i0 FLAX seed, sl,2,1ol. .Jj. Tallov
l0c ior country.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
The Tcnian Outbreak.


LONDON, Feb. 1S-Evening. The
cause of the Fenian outbrcaki in South
Ireland is yet buried in obscurity,
though the telegraph lines through
the dsahccted district are again
working. Some say it was caused
by the arrest of an American officer,
Capt. Morrcarty, while others say his
arrest prevented general rising OF
the Irish.
The British Government had news
of the affair early on the 18th. An
upper servant in the household OF
Earl Kenmore had received two
anonymous notes, stating that n rising
was planned in Killarney, and the
leader would reach Killarney from
Cahoirieveen that night. Constables
were immediately sent to intercept
them, They met q wagon, on which
they found Morrcarty, whom they
took into custody, and upon search.
ing his person found letters confirm.
ing the assertions in the anonymous
notes.
A courier, named Duggan, was
sent TO Cahoiricveen 10 warn tile po
lice. A parly of rebels caught him,
while on his way, and demanded his
dispatches, which he refused to give
up, and attempted to escape. They
fired upon him and he was badly
wounded. AS far as known ut pres.
ent, he is the only person hurt.
The police Of Cahoirievcen got
news of the trouble by other messen.
gers and from several spies among
the Fenians. They were strengthen
ed by detachment from the man of.
war Gladiator, which was lying OIL
Valentia, and saved their station from
attack. One band OF Fenians, 81
in number, took horse at KelIs fol
their leader, O'Connor, another band
stopped the mail on the road from
Killarney to Cahoiricvcen, but did
no violence to any one.
l Iufact, no where has life been tn
ken..or property destroy ed. Th'
FenIan plan was to attak Killarney
capture the place, and then 10 marcel
to Cork; but the immediate disPatcl
Ioftroops from Cork to Killarney, by
Gen. Bates, land the celerity ofCol
Howard's movements, defeated the
whole plot and caused the ,insurgeL'
bands I'd. dispersc.
| The horse OF a Fcnian, courier was
canght by the troops, a couple o
swords picked mp, but no men cap
lturcd o Connor and his staf ar,
said to have reached a Fenian ve,se
Lof' Ding!e Bay. Thirty ionr sus
ifpected persons were arrested in Dub
Hin. '.'''' '''''' .' .....
Head centre Murphy, and Coils
Lawler, Healy and Johnson ~hav'
been arrested at Limerick, and i'm
portant papers were found upon thei
person and in their lodgings.
The alarm caused by these event
is about over, and the eNcitement i
rapidly subsiding. 'I.o..r l...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

YEARLY MEETING OF TIE "LAsT
MAN's'CLUB," 57rH o. V. l Soldiers
of the Regiment who have not signed
the Constitution, are requested to be
present on the 22d Of February, 1867 .
at Wheeler's Hall, Findlay, Ohio.
There will be addresses delivered
by several gentlemen, at 2 O'Clock,
p. NJ. a.r ..
Soldiers of other commands, as
well as the Ladies and Gentlemen,
generally, are respectfully invited to
oto,1 rrt. - .o't. as rl.iHW 81 '
aI'c'iu', I' nr, .Itt-,.l .IH 80
The following named gentlemen
have kindly consented to superin
tend The, party aud supper in the
evening: +. p. Jones, S, ID, FrcS II
p. Gage, G w, Myers, b. +, Kim
mons, and r. s. Mungen, Esqrs.--
The public may rest assured that NJ
improper persons will be present
or improper conduct, will lbe allow
ed. by ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

Damages FROM HIGH WATER
From what we can learn we presume
that the damages from high water
in our county was not as great as an
ticipated. On the Blanchard river
we learn of but two bridges that were
carried out--the one at Hecks Mill,
the other at Croninger's. The covered
bridge sustained severe trial from
gorged ice, but escaped with slight
injury TO one Of the abutments.-
3 Aside fromthe above recounted, and
the destruction of few piers the
damage from water was remarkably
light.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

HAVE A CARg.--Wcdhesday morn
ing as the L. f. Il L. Il. r. train was
approaching aicnlvert above Arcadia
the Engineer discovered that some
thing was laid on the track. He
whistlcd down brakes and just sue
cecded in stopping the train initimc
% prevent aserious accident. . Some
miserable wretch, during the night,
had brought log about twelve feet
long and six sinches in diamater and
laid it down lengthwise Of the track
with one end over q culvert, in such
manner that the COW catcher would
run ui,lerI it,ilift il up so that the
other end would drop down in the
culyert and thus throw the train of
the tracks e. Happilyit vas'in a place
where it was easily seen from the
engine, otherwise the consequences
might have been lserioasl NSiailaI
occurrences 10 the above have taker
before, aud it is about time the per
son or persons who do.it were fosns
out. they win be liscovetet sohhei
or later and will hni that the law il
very severe upon such acts.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
CuRE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-Col

CuRE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-Com-
mon salt, in doses OF tablespoon.
Iful, every third hour, dissolved in wa.
ter, commencing fifteen hours ante
rior to the time fer the next parox-
Y ysm, is one of the best domestic rem.
edies for intermittent fever. The
patient should also evacuate the bow
els with Robaok's Blood Pills, and
use the Stomach Bitters as tonic.
This treatment win be found very
beneficial, and often cure the worst
case Of fever and ague.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
Guardian Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
L Cnurt Hancock county, Ohio. made Oh
the IA day OF February, A. ID. iSGz, in the
Sos,ss II y. u. Robinson, guardian nf Enoc h
daddvx, ainsf his .ward, ths undersigned
viii, on The 2Jd' day VI March. 1867, NJ
O'cllck, r. NJ, at the door of the C"ur
House, III II iie0ek county. oiler NJ pubin
sale the following described real estatv
situate in Hanoock county. Ohio. t,rwIt ;
Comm egcing lOr The ,salne Al u In. IN The
east and west hali seonon in9 dividing see
ton No. II in Blanchard township, ninsty
Two r0Cs e.sst pi tho southwest Dorner Oi
The north east quarter Of SAID section, ,thehoe
east twenty three rods. thol.ce north Ia the
north hne oi said sectou, lienue west
twenty .,hroe rVos, lhepce snuth 10 ibe.plac'
oi lrg,hnlnp, touiainihg welnjssthree aore'
uI land, more Ur lesA: .illsi! =,
| Terms oF rALE--Une third cash on day ths
of sale, one tnlrd IN une and one lhlrd ~ wv
YEAR, from tie day VI sale, seohrsd oy mort
gage ON the premises soId INC uelerr. Z
sAyn,e,,ts 10 bear interest AZ The rate oI siA
| Iuer cent, payable annuaUy'
"iP'fi'Y'ff W.T. SO ROBINSON,
Guardian OF Enooh haddox,
Drss 4 DLAcKFJRD, Altys. ieb22ao1J "
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

70. SpRINe. Saturday, Sunday and
Monday the weather assumed
Spring like appcarance--thc sky was
clear, the sun shone warmly, and the
wind was almost velvet 10 the touch
1t was delightful, and led one to ex-
, claim with the poet, sslUsi-F
O Spring OF hope, and love, and youth, and
gla dness, .r. a.Is
wind.winding emblem. brightest, best an'
,fSirest! 90
whence comest thou, when, with dark n
i'aa ter's sadness.
The tears that fade In sunny smiles tho'
shsresu .t
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

AGRIcULTURAL MEETISo. The
Members Of the Board Of Agriculture
met at the office of ID. b. Beardsley
Esq, Saturday last, -
d. b. Beardsley was elected Sec
retary, and Judge Frodrick Treasurer
of the society. A meeting was called
for March 16. to arrange the premi
um list for the ensuing year.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

ALL RIGHr.-The Branch r. X.
bridge is again in good shape and
the old train moves on its winding
way. Notwithstanding the fact that
the old train could not cross the
bridge last week, we had mails reg.
uIarly. An extra train was sent
down from Sandusky City, to take
4 the place OF the old one till the bridge
was repaired.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

LOOK HERE.-Every person who
expects to have the management ol
any kind of business, be it ever sc
limited, should spend time at the
well known Union Business Institute
of Calkins, Griffin & Co, located al
Oberlin, Ohio, and Hillsdale, Mich
If you want to be finished business
man, beautiful penman, or a sue
cessful telegraph operator, send t.
the above Institute for circular-i
will tell you how, and is sent free t.
my address. tebo'4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

Go FOR 'EM.-Davis & Green an
nounce in new advertisement that
they have large and complete stock
OF Groceries, Notions, etc. 1t is
!. useless to tell the people that they
sell low for they know it--or why dc
so many of them deal there? But il
is we'll enough 90 call attention to
their stock of Crockery and Queens
ware. 1t is nice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

G. A. R-Many people are puz'
xled to know the meaning OF the
above initials, which stare them III
the face of every abolition newspa-
per. After careful investigation, we
feel authorized in declaring their
meaning TO be Grand Army. OF kasI
Gals Toledo Record.
No you don't. There is not a sin
gle snesking Copperhead, red
noSthed rebel, or an idiotic Repudi'
ationist in the whole order. .,..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

Ar HoME.-Anybody on reading
the last JEFF. will at once see that
Charley is, or was at home; and it
also furnishes evidence that Hub
bardls Fool Killer has not yet done
his work in this region. Courier.
Charlie was in town., but did not
write q line for the Jeffersonian., Isn't
that rather sneakiDg to get cornered
by an article and try to crawl out by
declaring that some one else besides
the publishers Of a paper wrote the
article2 Bulls don't sneak. A Bully
man like you shouldn't. Still If yor
wish to discuss the matter as to who
does the writing for our paper we are
ready to dip in and can cite to yot
several articles that have recently
appeared in your rpaper that we know
was not written by you--Bull.y mai
though you are, and weighty-154C
pounds. We might, cite you Q'al
article that recently APPEARED, whicl
opened with communication, oil
rather what purported TO be SUCH
Now neither were written by you-
both communication and remarks
we're written by one and the saint
person. Do you takep 1t was The
article about the "Grand Army o
the Republic" 1t is none OF oul
business who writes -for-yOur- paper
you are responsible tor whata appears
The same applys to you in regard t.
the Jeffersonion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

Disastrous FIRE IN MCCoMB. -
The 1ourishing town of McComb has
met with severe loss by fires , On
Wednesday morning last, at two
o'clock it was discovered that the
store room owned by B. B. Barney
Il Snyder and occupied by Award
L Madden, was on fire. The fire had
made such headway that it was USE
less to attempt to save anything and
the entire stock of goods was lost.
From this building the fire communi-
Gated to frame building owned by
y. Haddox, and occupied by james
Ward, for a retail grocery. The
stock was saved but the building lie
a total loss. Strong efforts were
made to stop the fire here, but in
vain. 1t passed from this to q
two story dwelling owned by Mr.. j.
Haddox, which it destroyed. 80 81
Award & Madden were insured in
the .Etna Co. for $4,000 90; b. b.
Barney & Snyder, in same Co, ion
buildings, $1,000 90. We are una
bic to learn the amount OF loss by the
fire :
The fire is bad thing for McComb,
but we hope the enterprising citizens
will not allow the burnt district to
remain such long.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

SSow.-We have got and are get
ting another installment OF beautiful
snow. The few days-of delightful
warm weather has given way t" "Old
Winter" and the snow is about six
inches deep with a prospect of as
much more. an
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

NEW FIRM.-We understand that
L. McMahan has associated with
himself in the Baking and Grocery
business, Mr.. Jno. Funk-the firm te
be known as McMahan & Co. Th'
new firm intend enlarging their bust
ness in all its departments--a thins
In which we wish them success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
unia OF tears helnW. |

In this vale OF tears below, io'4.
We're trying TO make an outward show
II in this you would succeed, f.,..,s H,4ct,
Come and subscribe to the following creec
At CHARLiB's: You promise, you see, ant
l. y know Why, N3 - "A z u
you ware on the road suit for tobuy;~
So don't let our foolish pratte detain yo'
here long, seasas Fsgishte,N
But 60 and practice the moral OF our song.
J EMoR, CAT your Clothing Of
C, b. HALLS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

.ULNrw FIRM The old Tin and Stove
Store, recently owned by John G.
Martin, has been purchased by DR.,
Pugh q w. A, Ward, who will be
known hereafter as the firm of Pugh
u Ward. The entire supervision Of
the manufacturing department. hat
been turned over to John T. Grose
and those who know him need not b.
told where to 90 to get their worl
done. Success to the new firm.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

BY a vote OF the West Virginia
Legislature, it has been decided that
Morgantown, in Monnongalia coun'
w, Is to be the new 'capitaFof that
State. Heretofore the seat of gov
ernment has been at Wheeling, In
the extreme north,west corner O
West Virginia. Morgantown is sit
'aated on the Monougahela river.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

The Editor Of the Courier says
that we claimed him as our father
We beg his pardon, but our father
was respectable man. There was
nothing Bully about him. Your
calf still lives-saw him on the street
q day or two since. He still moves
in a stately manner. ~.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
FisDLAY. ONO, FEB. 22, 1867.

FoR SALE,--We have scholar
ship in Calkin, Grililns & Co.'S Com.
mercial College, which we will sell at
q reasonable discount. Any one
wishing to attend business insti.
tute can not do better than to pur-
chase. '1'' II
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

REAL ESTATE A6Pscf!4 !4Burket 4
Hamlin have established an agency
in Findlay for the sale Of real estate.
They intend tospay special attention
to this business and undoubtedly
will meet with suSesss ANY one
having property to sell, can by put.
ting it into their hands, save them.
selves much trouble and dispose o,
property TO advantage. { See thAil
advertisement in another column
They advertise several pieces Of pro
perty Of value.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

SUNDAY MAIL.--Joe tells us that
hereafter the 2. o. will not be open
Sunday morning, except when the
train is behind hand. iti =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

TINE CHANGED.-The time has
been changed on the Branch Road.
The train now leaves at 8 A. NJ, and
making all proper connections re-
turns al I Z. M. Running to San
,dusky City has been abandoned.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
MARRIED.

on the lith inst by Rev, wm. Young. Mr.
Qu1SCy A. RANDALL Ia hiss hAaGIg Is
mgRRy, both OF McComb.
On Thursday Feb. | T. at theM y Parson
,ge, III ndlav, by Rev. Isaac Nawton. Mn
JAc D ORwicI and Ms MANY J. HAMPtiS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
Proceedings. of the Hancock
County Sabbath school Or
gnnizatiOu.

county Sabbafh SchOoh Orr
ganizatiOn.
TFs y TvEsDAr, Feb. IL, '67.
: Observation-Disclosures pursuant to a
call of the Executive committee, at
the Lutheran Church. The meeting
vss calletlto ORDERLY the President,
ahymn sung, g,aftcrswhieh prayerwas
offered by Rev Holiday.
The object of the convention was
9heu;statcSey the cltaifmmJ
The minutes of the previous meet
ing, were read and approved. ~
The Executive committee report
FED that it had called q convention
and made arrangements for Union
Cpncert of all the Sabbath Schools
fa uiis place tpbe held this evening
fih the Presbyterian church. .
On motion, a committee was ap-
pointed to arrange the order of busi.
I ness for the next session, consisting
Of NJ. Gray, Jas. Harsh and Rev. S.
A. Ort.rs =. aaYl -.Hti
b. Adjourned to meet at half past one
o'clock p. M. rrl-s rtvr.e-
l.(i.l AFTERNOON SESSION. ..J
The convention opened with sing
ing and prayer. ''
The committee, on Order of Bust
ness reported the following topics fol
discussions 1EhgF NJ II
1 1st. What is the responsibility OF
the Church to the Sabbath Schoo
caused re- is iG Iu t8'f
I'd. How can this organization
most successfully secure greater in
Iterest in the Sabbath Schools OF th,
county? .....t t. y.s
3D. Discussion Of other topics whicl
have already been published.-.--...
Said topics were Interestingly and
prolithbE discussed.' ~
K On, motion. n committee Of fiv,
was appointed TO visit The diferen
Sabbath Schools in the county, an,
Ito organize SCHOOLS where necessary
PSaid committee consists Of NJ. Gray
JAS. Harsh, Rev. 5. A. Ort, Rev. A
Rose, and +. Miller.
, On motion, said committee was in
structed TO make application to tn,
congregations of the several churchc
for funds to defiay the necessary ex
, The convention appointed Henr.
Greer and Rev. s. A. lOrt delegates
and Jas. Harsh and DR.. A. S. viii
liams alternates TO the State Sabbatl
School Convention.
4 On motion. thc-Secretary was in
, 1s'ructcd to have the proceedings O
this body published in the county pa
pers. Adjourned, ~
NJ ~ = e - sSs .
I In the evening the Union Conccr
= was held in the Presbyterian Churcl
with the following Programme:
{ Opening quarietie--' Welcome t
our Concert" T., ~
+ Prayer by Rev. Ncwtonr1-
Singing--"Battling for the Lord.
Reading the Sd chapter Of JOIN
by Rev. S. A. Ort.
.Singingt1r'Christian Rcubion.'
Address to the parents, by Rev
Mr.. Newton.
:, o 'SingingA"Benutiful River"
Address to teachers, by Rev. S. A
r Singing agers are waiting"
Address to the children by Rev
Mr. Holiday.
Singing climbing up Zion
Ilill.'y iiigiIlli iAML
e Address TO the children, by MI
Q Gray.
r Siinging7777"SThc Heavenly Guard
. The house was crowded to owe
/ flowing. The singing, in classes an
V in full chorus, was highly to the
d tSrsdh; aud pleasing in eyery respe'
o to the audiance. The entire exc
!. else of the evening passed off plea'
n ansly, and we trust proiitably to a
|, .preseut,J-.4 n +, B~ZAf, Sec'y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
school Notice /!

I,uE Board OF Trustees Of School District.
school IRON ihe ~ DAY OF February Z"
Monday lLe 4,h dal OF March, 1861, on Which
day the Sprng Term oi sata sehdOi viii
commence. .I..t HDf uI
- ''N j. s. vANHoRN,
fub22nt iO2w fQH PriBcipal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
SETTLE UP,

The undersigned having sold out his bust.
ness to another party. wishes 10 set 10 up
Al those indebted 10 ne, ny note of book
,coount, will please call Immediately.
j, q. MARTIN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
DIED.

On the l3.h inst. OF WI oopint Cough and
Lung Fever, MiwriS nguNAs, youngest
child cf II. z, aud l.. W. Flack, aged tw'
years aud 20 days.
On the nth Feb. lSG7 of Group LESoR, V
daughter Of ID. u. and J. A. Bsicdslsy, aged
years and q months. ...|
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

Call at L. L. Green's and get the
best Michigan Southern raised Pota-
toes. They are the finest in town.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

LApIEs--When you buy Salcrotus
please notice how much larger the
Best Chemical Ssleratus papers are
than others. They weigh more.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Flour, ives erp i.iD0i,9S; Rnnd Hoo,
Ohio ilu.Gobll,SO sRye i.l5Gi,l7. Baby
liz. Corn los Oats 5i6e1jJ per bishol
P,ik 80 50 iur weserI, d-os'd Hogs u
ler y. Lard. ,iiQs.2i. Butter. i299d io'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

To THE "CouRIER."--Charlie was
in town Tuesday and Wednesday,
That furnishes another chance for
the bully man to pitch in-------
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22

A RARE CHANCE On account of
out side business, | am compelled to
sell out my stock of Pianos and 6ther
instruments. Ihave two $500 Pianos
warranted for six years, | will sell
for cash, until the first of April, foi
$3.50: Organs at the same rate. u'
... .... .... G.. w. WALTERS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-02-22


In "Biz. Mr.. Ira Cross, who
will be remembered rs the lively
travling agent for j. c. Aver & Co.,
has gone into business for himself
and will no more be seen shedding
the light of his countenance in drug
stores throughout Ohio. lie has
purchased an interest in the cam.
brosia that Ring made" an article
for the hair, "equallcd by few ant
excelled by none" .'
Mr.. G. has the best wishes for sue
cess from many friends in Ohio and
every where else he is known.