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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15
FARM FOB SALE.

VuNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, con
Il sisting Of one hundred and hfty eight acres
thirty two acres Of tillsge, eight acres timothy
and about one hundred acres under fence. and
the balance timber. The Wspsipinicon River
rum through the timber and there is a good new
er-ia'iing spring thereon, which never freezes,
and 10 convenient both for the house and stock.
Said farm Is ! Of = mile from the Red School
hoase, fAirbsnk Tp., Buchanan Co., Iowa, iii
Of which ! will sell for tl3 per acre. For fur.
thsf particulars, inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises.
FRANCIS rfNGREE.
Tairbank, May !. 1857. Iil-em
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15
Nd
Wan CLAIM AGENT,

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15
TIE
GROVER l. BAKER
Sewing Machines.

The Best Family Machiae in the World :
HuIEsE Machines are superior 10 All other.
IN Simp!icty, adaptation to a Grsot Range
~ Work, the Ease with which they are Worked
and their freedom from liability to get gu: Of
repair.
This Is the only company who mako both tho
Shuttle or /" Lock Stitch. and The Grover 4
naher double Elastic stitch. thus giving pur-
chasers q Choice and prisiieys Of exchanging,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15

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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15
Timber Land and Farm
FOR GATE1

'rGvHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
ten acres VI Timber Land. situated near tho
Wapsie, about "a Of . milo from Ottsrviile.
The timber has been partly cut 81 and the lot
will be sold cheap. Also a farm Of 10 acres In
Sec. II, Byron Up, ~ miles from Winthrop
Station, 30 acres plowed and the whole fenced,
in common with another 80, with . post and rail
For particulars inquire ofthc subscriber
at Independence.
ui5N T. r. BAKER
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-11-15

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To TAKE ErrEcr WEDNESDAY, MAY. :, 1867.
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

OFFERS this morning the following dssi
" rable town property:
In-lOte No. III, ls9. l53, l99, 200, 20l, lC.
and l66 on Putnam street.
fn-lots No. e3 aud 81 on Main Crcss street
In-lot No. 9 on Cory street, fronting also OF
the L. 8. i L. E. r.
Out lots Nos. 2, 5, and s. all IN Vance 3
addition TO the town OF Findfay.
Two in-lots in East Findlay. -
5-House and | OF on Jones street, corner lot
we'll stocked with fruit trees. good wei
and cistern. and first rate harm; house
frame, nearly new. four rooms, with porti-
CO. window blinds, &C. VIII sell this prop
erty cheap
6-ODPutnam street. good frame house or
in-lOts Nos Ice, lei aud l65.. house per
feetly sound, good well of water. prems-
es well stocked with fruit, grapes, etc.
Terms very reaso nSble. good chance
for 3 man in moderate. circumstances 10 Sc
cure a home.
"A firstrate farm in Allen tOsnship, near
Van Buren,, leo acres, loo cleared and
fenced, balance wood land, living water
all the year r9H!id. One of the very best
stock farms In the couLt-. nr for any 9th
er purpose. win be sold very cheap, and
payments made ea 81 to tse right kind Ci
apurchaser-
s-A fne farm in Liberty township, contain
ing about 20 aer.s, under good cultivation
and in first rate condition. n rev house,
very complete and convenient; barns and
other farm out-Louses. The Blanchard
runs through the northern portion. Has
ore of the very best orchards on il in the
county. Is only four miles from town anC
will be sold cheap, with good time. a
splendidinvestment-
e-Three acres of spIs7did land on the road
which is the continuation OF SandusSv St..
east, sbort so rods Uut side the Corpora.
tiOn. is cleared, fenced and in good state
of cult iyairor. viii be- sn.d cheap and
terms made reasonable. Very desir.bie
for home, or for market gardening pu-
poses-
Attention of mechanics and laboring men
is invited TO TIE fact ta1t a homo can De se
cured at low rates and easy payments, Pisc-
ing desirable lot within the reach OF any
one in moderate circumstances. aug? II
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
O11yxR Orr,o's MAsAz1Sr. 40,

OLIVER OPrIc's MAGAZINE, Our
Boys and Girls" increases in meri,
and usefulness each successive mum.
Der, and should be in the hands Of
every family where there are child.
rem. In the next number (No. 40)
will be commenced q new story by
Oliver Optic, "Seek and Find, OF
The Adventures of Smart Boy
To be completed in No. So. Now Is
the time to subscribe and induce your
friends to send in their subscription
SO numbers a year, 2.50; back mum
bers supplied. Lee & Shepard, pub
fishers, Boston, Mass.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

A WORD TO PROPERTY OwSBRs.-
Last Wednesday night the members
of Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder
Company gave Festival for the pur-
pose Of raising funds with which to
pay their Indebtedness, and increase
their facilities as a perfect organiza-
ton. This company--as is usually
the csse-is composed almost entire
ly Of young men, who are not inter
ested in the preservation of proper
ty, further than possessing proper
regard for the welfare of the town,
and q laudable desire to do good.
In view Of this fact it appeared odd
enough that in attendance at the Fes-
tival the other night there were not
one twentieth Of the property hold
|ers Of .Findiay. The "boys" feel
this slight. and cannot bear proper
feelings toward those who have act,
ed so penuriously. The amount o'
their receipts should be at least doub'
led In some manner.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Attention Republicans

Union Republican Meetings will b,
fheldas follows:
COOKS SCHOOL HOUSE
Marion tp., Friday night, Sept. q.
EAGLE CENTER, Eagle tp., Sat
urdsy night, September %.
| DUKES SCHOOL HOUSE, Blan
chard tp., Monday night, September
80.
SMITHS SCHOOL HOUSE, Ea
/ gle tp., Monday night, Sept. 80.
BISHOPS SCHOOL HOUSE
Eagle tp., Wednesday night, Oct. Q
RAWSON, Union tp., Friday eve.
lining, Oct. 4. @
NEW STARK, Van Buren tp.
Wednesday night, October ..
BOYLES' SCHOOL HOUSE
Liberty tp., Saturday night, Oct. S.
BENEFITS SCHOOL HOUSE
Jackson tp., Monday night, Oct. T.
~ - 49, - -
All persons are cordially invited
toattend and hear the important is
sues Of the campaign discussed. -
= Let every Republican attend and
|usge hieneighbors ard friends to turn
out, 90 that We can have large meet.
ings. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
gNIoN REP. CEN. COM.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

4 TixELY SUGGEsrroS.--During the
past year we have added largely to
our stock Of material, purchased a
power press and enlarged the paper
all Of which have kept our finances at
low ebb. Nov, we have debts to
pay, consequently need money. We
expect that many of our subscribers
who are In arrears will attend the
Mass Meeting next Tuesday, and
take this occasion to inform them
that at all hours or the day, our Of
fee will be kept open and compe-
tent person in attendance for the
purpose of receiving money and CIV
ing receipts. Come in crowds.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

THE FEsTIvAL.-The festival Civ
en- by the members of Dreadnaugh1
Hook and Ladder Company, al
Wheeler's Hall, on Wednesday night
last, was a complete success. The
''boys" are entitled to d great deal
of credit for the neat and tasty man.
ner in which the Hall was arranged
and the bountiful supply, and varied
quantity Of edibles furnished.
An abundance Of music was sup.
piled BY the Silver and String Bands
Everything was complete, and all
seemed to enjoy the occasion to the
utmost.
The profits amounted to nearly
800. Although not as much az
could be used to good advantage
yet it will assist materially in fur.
nishing the company with the nee
essary apparatus.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
A " A ct


Relating to certain proposed amendment
to the constitution. and the publication of
this act.
WHEREAS. Tho general sssemhIy of the
state Of Ohio. three ffths OF the meTaoers
elected to each house agreeing thereto, have
proposed an amendment TO the constitution. J.
to De submitted 20 the electors FOR their az
provxi or rejection. ar he election fc- sers-
tors and representatives, On tho Sc crd
fuerday of October, 1867 theref,se,
sKcrfoS Be n enacted By tie Cene-e, Ze-
sembfy Of the State of Ohio. That the esscHS7s
of the STATE shall vote upon said proposed
amendment at the general election in octo-
Der. 1867. As 1t rein prescribed. viz: Those
voting for the amendment shall put upon
their ballots those words: Constitutional
amendment. yes" Thase voting against q
shall put upon their ballots these Eosds 8
tr constitutional amendment, no.
| Sac. return additional To tic 7eeCrE
now required by law 10 he nccSs C 95c
votes cast al such election for sssto ohsou. =
and senators and representatives.. and also
for and against the said proposed amend
me ut 10 the constitution. shall be certified
and maze oy the clerk Of each county to II o
Secretary Of State, within ten days after
said election. and within twenty days after
| said election, the governor. secretary OF
state and attorney general shall open said
returns and count the votes, aud ascertain
whether or not a majority OF tSc votes east
at said election have been cast Tor said pro
posed amendment; and IL IL appears that a
majority Of tho votes cast al such .elsc-
ton have been east for said proposed
amendment. The governor shall MAKE, pro
lclsmaron thereof without delay.
SEc. 3. The secretary OF state shall cause
| the proposed amendment to the constitution.
passed at the present session OF the general
assembly 10 % published n not less than
one Newspaper In each county ot the state
where newspaper Is published. until the
second Tuesday Of October, 1867. and he
shall also cause this act 10 be published In
| the same manner for two weeSs Eext pre-
ceeding said election.
| SIC. L. The cost of publishing this act and
the said proposed amendment TO the con
stitutioniu each county. shall be paid out
Of tie county treasury in the county where
In published. So. .-.--s
SEC. 5. This act shall take effect imme-
tdiatsly. -..--.,-..
p. HITCHCOCK. ----
Speaker pro. tenn. of the House OF Repre-
l. sentatives.
ANDREW G. MeBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April Is, 1867.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

THE NEW FIEM.-Among the other
notable things of the day we an
nounce that the new firm in "Old
White Corner" fling their banner to
the breeze this week, and tell their
numerous customers OF the many
things they have to show them.
"Old White Corner" was always
popular, and will not be less 30 now.
Call and see goods.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
To the Members Of the Legal Psottssisno of Hun

THE GALAXY, FOR OCTOBER, con-
tains " On Fortune Hunting" by w.
II. Whitmore 4" Paris and the Par
Iisians," by Eugene Benson; John,
by Bertha s. Scranton; Mexican
Armies and Generals" by A. Con-
quest Clarke; In the Enemy
Lines" by james Franklin Fits
American Cookery" by Pierre
Blot; Steven Lawrence. feoman,
by Mrs. Edwards; "Nebula," by tn
Editor, etc, etc. The price of Th'
Galaxy is 50 so year; two copie
for IS. Address, W. c. & F. +
Church, No. SO Park Row, Ne'
York.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
DEMOCRATIC F1EAHc1ERIHa
DefAleali0n of the Sheriff OF
Hancock County.
HE Is SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT
S. 600 IN ARREARS.
Honesty is the Best Policy.

"HOResfy is the Best Policy =
D. D. MeCahan, Democratic Sher
iff OF Hancock County, went out o
his office on Monday last, a defaultel
in the sum of somewhere near s5, 900
The circumstances as we are inform
ed are as follows:
At the last session of the County
Commissioners, the men who were
on the bail bond of McCahan, cam,
before them ard wished to be releas
from the bond. Thereupon the
Commissioners examined into the
affaias Of the Sheriff and found
things little loose. Tho request o.
bailors was granted and the Sheriff
was ordered to get new bail. and
given ten days in which to do it,
During the ten days he succeeded in
getting one, Two. or thee men upon
his bond, but all of them learned
how matters stood and afterwards
took their names of. At the expiration
of the time, there not having been any
surety given, the gentleman was oust.
ed. 1--WE are told that he was allow.
ed to go through the form of giving
in.his resignution!-which, by the
way, Is. a facetious manner for a
defaulter to get out of efi1ce.)
The fact that McCahan has been
in arrears, has been knoxn by the
leaders of the Democratic party, the
Commissioners, etc, for long time,
but it has been kept in the dark as
much as possible that it might not
affect, the coming election. This
they did, knowing that McCanan in
order to get along at all, had to keep
Guardians, Executors, etc., out OF
money they needed, which he used to
pay off old scores. He would get
money into his hands from a Sher.
iff g sale, or some other matter and
with that pay off some one else who
was dogging him for money which
ought to have been paid over long
before and which was much needed.
We say this known defalcation was
kept in the back ground in order that
it might not affect the result of the
election. We think We speak ad-
visedly in the matter, for men arc
not apt to risk money in this way
in the hands of a man who was
known to be behind--unless they
have an Interior object in view; this
object was to keep the people blind
till after they had voted. 1t would
not work however. The gentlemen
on the bail-bond didn't think they
were obliged to do quite SO much
for party,s sake, and therefore
sought some way to relieve them
selves. The consequence is q public
exposure, much to the chagrin of the
Democratic leaders.
Now, citizens of Hancock County,
mon OF all parties etc., do you think it
is honest to keep in the dark the
known defalcation Of any officer? Is
it honest to thus risk the peoples
money foT party purpose? 1t is q
foul. despicahle wrong And n
wrong that deserves rebuke.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Below we give an extract from
correspondence to the Cincinnati
Enquirer. 1t is in relation to the
erection Of a monument coppemo-
rating the virtues Of rebel soldiers
who enlisted and perished in the
Confederate army, from the neutral
State of Kentucky. Il appears that
contributions come in rather slowly,
notwithstanding Kentucky is as thor
oughly rebel as the Southern heart
could wish, and the aid of the EnQxir-
er is called into requisition as being
the most substantial rebel support
and assistance possible 10 be procur-
ed:
Kentuckians are you willing to lift
the vail of obscurity from the graves
of those who died defending your
Lives, your interest, your liberty?
Have YOU forgotten the bivouacs OF
the silent dead that now deck the
hills around the little city that frs
lifted her hand against usurpation'
Have you forgotten that those graves
are filed by.the remains Of your gal
liant sons, and those that came from
the Sunny South, to do and die fol
you? Other counties mast aid Harri
son in this matter. Covington ant
Maysville have acted promptly, ant
sent forward their full quota, bu
there are other counties, wealthy
and rich, that have donated compara
lively nothing.
!, Counties that represent million
; of property have sent q few dollar
O to aid in this matter, when the
. should have sent hundreds. Can nc
. the ladies of Bourbon, with thei
J, lteeming wealth, raise five hundre
= dollarsY Let them try it, and If the
fail it will be in q noble cause
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

To Be MoDERNIzED.-We notice
that the old style front of Hender-
sons Store is being taken out, and
we understand is to be replaced by
one Of modern pattern, open, Of iron
and glass. That done, and the "old
Emporium" will be second TO none
in town in aPpearanc.
In this connection we will mention
the fact that the veteran salesman,
Col. Lindemuth is again IN tho ON
ploy of Henderson & Connell.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

Come to tho Mass Meeting next
Tuesday. You who do not will miss
hearing the best orators OF the day,
besides failing to help swell one ol
the largest crowds ever seen in Fin,
dlay. Come by all means
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Yours,
Hurrah for "the foul party"

: DAN RIcR's SHow.-We refer the
attention of our readers to the ad-
iyerusement Of the great "moral exhi.
bition." The "original and only
Dan Rice will positively be with this
establishment. The announcement
that he is to come. without enume
rating the merits of his great circus
lis sufficient to ensure him q good
crowd. His reputation as being th'
greatest Of arena humorists is na
tional, and nothing further need b
said.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27
Local Business Notices.

Foa TIE FAIa.-The people who
expect to attend the Fair are notified
that E. S Kimber, in y, s. Bakers
store. has received. q large and varied
assortment Of fine jswelry especially
for shat occasion. He has all the Ia.
test styles ofjewelry. Call and pur.
chase st reasonable prices. Mr.. K.
has also any amount of the eelebra-
ted Seth Thomas clocks, together
with the best American and foreign
watches. .-.- 81 -.--r s....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

ENTERING ARTICLES FOB THE FAIR
Persons d<5hing to exhibit articles
at the Faif Win nnd the books open
for receiving entries at the office oi
|Re Bsardsley, Esq until the first
day of the Fair, after which they viii
be found at the Office on the fair
ground, Remember that Ill entrie.
must be made on or before the frs
day offhe EAfr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-09-27

The Washington Conservatives
serenaded Gen. Hancock Tuesday
night. He made a speech which gave
very little comfort to them. They
then serenaded the President, who
made nsof his meaningless speeches