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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-05-29
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IMPEACHMENT DEAD-JOHN-
OnN ALIVE


The above exactly expresses
the stste of the case Impeach-
ment has gone by the board, and An
drew johnson has a lease of about
nine months more in which to curse
the country, as its Chief Magistrate.
The 26th inst, the Senate, after
refusing to postpone the matter for
four weeks proceeded to vote as to
the guilt OF the President on the 9TH
er articles of impeachment On the
End and 3rd articles the vote stood
the same as on the 1lth guilty, Air-
tyJfUe and not guilty, nineteen.
AS soon as the vote was announc-
ed, Senator Williams moved that the
Court of Impeachment adjourn sine
die. This vas agreed to by the same
vote as on the second article.
Thus impeachment is defeated and
the President acquitted-not by 8
majority of the Senate, but by lack
of the requisite two-thirds vote.
Without making wholesale charges
of dishonesty against the Republican
Senators who voted with the Demo
Gratis against the conviction of the
President, or even inquiring intol
their reasons for so doing, we can on
ly accept the fact as it is. In the
eyes of msjority of the Senate and
almost the whole country, President
johnson is guilty of the crimes and
misdemeanors charged against him.
and will be so considered. Though
he escapes under the two thirds rule
and is legally acquitted, morally he
is not. To the door of the Democ-
racy and recreant Republicans lays
the continuance of johnson in office,
and they and their supporters are
alone responsible for the future
course of his rule and the uphoiding
of his course in the past. 10 uurn.
the people are indebted for re-
tanning in place dishonest office hold.
ers, for the losses to the revenue,
for the swindles of the whisky ring
and the general failure. to save the
money Of the people. The Republi-
can party washes its hands of John
son and his clique. 1t tried, for the
interests of the people, to get rid of
him. and failed for the reasons given
above. and also because the Democ
racy loving party power before the
people were determined against his
conviction that the offices might be
retained in their power for party |
purposes-to assist in the election of
s Democratic President this fall.
The people will pass upon such al
course in due time and the Democrat
ic skeleton will get thorough shak-
ing up. 8hn IE1
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Especial attention is called to the
Union Republican Platform, which
will be found on the fourth page
We have no room for comment this
week, and can only say that it is
composed of good, sound timber in
every part
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ORGANIZE

The Union Republican party has
nominated its candidates and adopt
ed its declarations of principles, and
it now bebooves Republicans to be-
stir themselves and prepare for
vigorous campaign. Organizations
should be entered into at once and
every effort put forth to close up the
ranks of the party. The welfare OF
the Republic demand it and in no
other manner can the interests of the
country North and South be SO well
subserved as by giving an over
whelming defeat to Democracy the
ceuing fail.
Open the campaign with vigorous
work and be not idle a moment till
victory is achieved.
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The Lafayette Journal says that
an epidemic has broken out among
the cows, in the northwestern part OF
Tippecanoe county, Indiana, and they
are dying off very rapidly. About
one third of the cows in the neigh
borhood of the Wild Cat and north
of the city have died within ten DAYS
past, and several in the city proper.
The first symptoms noticeable are
stiffening Of the legs and inability to
walk Death ensues very speedily,
and the body becomes very often
sive. 1t is the same disease which
has already made tts appearance in
Central Illinois. IL
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican County Conven-
vention will be held at the Court
House in Findlay, on Saturday June
27, 1868, for the nomination of Can
didates for the County offices, and
for other business.
The several townships will be en-.
titled to one delegate for every ten
votes cast for Attorney General in
1867.
Next week will be given the num-
Der of delegates to which each town
ship is entitled.
UMoN CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
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The prize fight which was set for
Wednesday last, between McCoole
and Coburn, failed to come off, on
account of the arrest of Coburn as
he was about to enter the ring
McCoole's friends claim that it was
a regularly arranged matter, as he
was too cowardly to meet his OppO-
nent.
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Newspaperial.

Newspaperial.
Capt. Wilcox, of the Fremont Jonr
nal, has disposed of his interest il
that paper to his partner, j. Fl
Green. The Capt. has purchased
the Richmond Ind. Telegram. We
they deserve, which will amount to
as much as any reasonable man can
ask for.
Ralph Robinson, of the Bucyrus
Journal, retired from that office last
week, leaving Mr.. Hopley to fight the
Ku Klux of Crawford county single
handed Judging the future by the
past, the work vii be thoroughly
done.
Mr.. Robinson has our best wishes
in any undertaking in which he may
embark.
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Democratic papers are making
point against Grant, by saying that
when he commanded our armies he
never whipped the enemy except
when he had three or four times their
number, and that the Democracy do
not tear him now as he has not that
number against them. The pungen-
cy is all taken out of this when we
that one of the enemy be
was fighting then is worth q dozen
of the cravens opposed to him now.
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Since the last n0tlce from our town
there have been changes, both naturs
and artificial. Dame Nature has beer
buslly at work dressing the woods
and fields in lively green.
CROPS.
The meadows and wheat crops lool
fattering, not being much put back
by the past cold, wet weather. Ol
oats there has been an extra large
crop sown this season in this part OF
the county. and it looks we'll. The
corn planting has been delayed by
the weeks rain some time since, but
the ground is again getting in good
order and the farmers are again bus
lily engaged in the vineyards of Fru-
m en-. The prospects for apples and
cherries is good. The health Is ex.
ceedingly coed. Our town has been
alive to business and for a town of
its size will vie with any other in
this respect. Several ch aDges have
been made lately. j. c. Benham has
bought out Isaac Shoemaker's inter
est in dry goods and removed to
leaving us with but one dry
goods store which ia doing thriv-
ing business. G. w. Null has dis
posed Of his groceries to our we'll
known friend Thomas X. Dodge.
Drs. Sager Il Kimmel have dissolved
their partnership in the practice of
medicine. DIR. Sager having dispOs-
ed of his property to Or. Kimmel,
intends leaving us for the west. 1t
has been currently reported that
intends to make still fur
ther changes in his domestic affairs,
but we don't believe a word of it, for
in a confidential conversation with
h;-s a. thor dau he declared his in
tention of remaining married only to
lis profession, otherwise enjoying
single blessedness. The good Tenn
Dlars have their new hall almost CON-
,leted, and the order is prOspering
inely in this place. Prof. Vernier,
,avOred us with one of his lectures a
iew evening since. Mr.. George Nc
Clellan was badly injured few days
iince by falling from barn in Eagle
Township.
ANTOINE.
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An indication that the nomiaatlon
found in the enthusiastic ratification
meetings that have been and are being
held all over the Union. Such in
tense feeling of satisfaction never has
been expressed but once before, and
that was when the martyred Lincoln
was e-nominated.
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GRANT AND CoIFAX

well did the Chicago Convention
understand the wishes of the people
of the United States, North, South,
East and West, when it named for
our standard bearers for the coming
campaign, Grant and Colfax.
General Ulysses S. Grant. hero of
the late war, the soldiers idol and the
peoples choice; Schuyler Colfax,
the great statesman and the earnest
patriot. These are indeed men wor-
thy to lead the great Union Republi-
can party-the party of right, free
dom and progress-to a great and
glorious political victory-a victory
that is of scarcely less importance to
the country than were the great VIC
tories of the war gained by true and
tried soldiers.
The nomination of Gen. Grant for
the first place on the Presidential
ticket is eminently judicious. He is
a great soldier and pure patriot
His record is written on the page of
our country's history, from the time
he took command of our armies and
and led them onward, conquering and
to conquer, till the last rebel in arms
had given up the "lost cause" and
peace burst forth on our country
disenlhralled and free.
From that time till his name
was mentioned as a possible candi-
date for the Presidency, not one word
was found to detract from his bril-
liancy, no one questioned his ability
and patriotism, for he was first In the
hearts of his countrymen. Such uni
versal popularity was never known.
Soldiers-his companions in arms
and citizens, had but praise for him.
The people Hailed him as the preserv-
er of the Union! Now that he is
of the great Union Repub-
lican party, for the highest office in
the gift of the people, it is expected
that evil minded politicians will en-
deavor to detract from his laurels,
and paper bullets, overfowIng with
envy and malice, will be hurled at
him. But he is a soldier, and as such,
has faced the fire of q malignant foe,
calmly and fesrlessly; it is not to b
that base detraction from a
political enemy will move him in the
least, or lessen him in the estimation
Of an admiring people.
Grant the indomitable-the choice
of the soldier and citizen for Presi-
dent.
OF the candidates for the nomina-
ton for the Vice Presidency, none
could have been more acceptable to
the masses of the Union Republican
party than Schuyler Colfsx, that bril-
liant statesman of Indiana-of the
whole country. Ever a Republican,
lis political course has been such as
20 give him a niche in the hearts of
he people. All his public utterances
lave been of a character showing his
leep and earnest faith in freedom and
,ood government. Rising from ,
,oor boy, educating himself, and {
making himself a gentleman in the {
'roadest sense of the term, he was s
allied to seat in Congress by his i
elbow citizens, and a third time has t
cen elected to the position of Speak b
r of that body. In private life he /
ears a pure character, and his pleas c
mt manners have endeared him to his
Iumberless friends. His name in {
tself is host, and would add strength i
o any ticket. h
With such true and tried leaders /
g Grant and Colfax, the Union Re.
'ublican party adds to its already {
strength. 4
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The Chicago Times, until recently
a Pendleton paper, has changed its
base. 1t thinks Pendleton too much
given to greenbaeks, 80 much so as
to make him too much of q Load for
the Democracy.
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"AATED- D-AGENTS.- $500 month the
w year round or u certainty Of $500 to
1000 per month To thOs0 having a little
capital. We guarantee the GbOye monthly
salary to good active agents at thsir own
homes. Every agent. farmer, gardener. plan
ter and fruit grower. North aud South, should
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.
ELIZA JENNINGS In AahOning Co.,
". Court OF Common
In pursuance of decree and order of sale.
issued in the above entitled cause and to me
directed. ! win offer for sale at public out
cry. on the premises, at the times following,
the following LANDS of the lits Simeon Jsn.
nings. deceased. 10 wit: On Tuesdry the 23d
day OF June. A. ID. 1868, between the bours
Of nine O'Clock A. N. one o'clock p. NJ. the
following lands, situate in the township of
Orange, County Of Hancock and State OF
ohio, being township No. ,, Section No. 4.
Range y, to-wit: the north west a uarter of
said section. containing l5S 4s- 100 acres xp-
praised At $2.2I2,00.
ALSO,
The northeast quarter Of .eetien No.
township No. y, range .. containing I6i
ALSO, ''''00'
On the premises, on Monday the 2ad
day Of June. 1868. between the hours of nine
O'Clock 4. n. and nve O'Clock p. NJ, the
other lands. situate in the township
II Orange. UOSnty OF Hancock and State Of
Ohio, being township No. ,, section No. 8.
range No. ., and containing $40 acres of land.
Appraised ~ $s,5s0,0O.
ALSO,
Th. northeast quarter of sectiuu No.
II, township No. 2. range 3, in said Count of
hancock, containing $50 acres. Appraised at |
Z, 10000.
ALSO,
Also the east half Of the north west |
quarter of section No. 81. township No. =
ange ., IN said County OF Hancock contain
ng so aei es. excepting, however, thersfrom
u acres off of the north part t. ereof, c0n.
10Y cd To Jacob Lusr by the administrator
II Simeon Jennings, to which reference ia
made for more perfect description, thereof
appraised at $4,000.
The sale will commence at the northeast
orner of section No. Il, in Orange ownship.
FERNS of sale: One third cash in hand On
lay Of sale, one third IN one year, one third
n wo years thereafter with interest. the
eferred payments to be secured by mort
age upon the premises sold, 10 me In trust
Or the parties id interest.
CHARLES T0WNSEND.
Sheriff OF Aahoning Co., OHIO. II
F. q. SERyIs l. II. @. LEsLIs,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Csnaeld, D May 8, 1865. Il.
msylsno52s5.
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General Grant and Schuyler Col
fax have expressed their utmost salts
faction with the Chicago Platform.
and placed themselves sqnarely upon
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TO THE LADIES.
MEDICAL ILLUMINATI0N /

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NOtiCe.

V,HE undersigned has been duly appointed
i A Admiristratrix of tbs estste of Anthony
W. STROLLER, late of Hancock county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to ths estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
MARY ]. STROTHER.
Z. T. DUNN, Attorney. mol 3w.
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AssigneeIs Notice..

TN the District Court of the United states
J. for the Northern Ohtrict of Ohio.
10 the mafssr OF e. Distsch & Go, Bank
rupts.-In Bankruptcy.
20 Vhom may Coneen: The undersigned
Assignes OF the estate 0f Y. Dietsch 4 Co of
FlndlsT, In the county Of Hancock and State
of Ohio, within said Darict, who hayu bs an
eankrupts upon their crsdi,or's
petition BY the District Court of said Dis-
trict.
Dated at Rindlsy, Ohio, the 2lst dsy OF
Nay. 4. D., 1865.
no.l-st.
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DEBILITY.

There 4. no nedieins equal to HOofands Gsrmas
They iiapaTt q tone n land vigor TO tas spi0ls
systeH, strengthen the appetiie Cause
az enjoyment Of he food, enable the st0-
mach 10 digest IL purify the blood gips good, s0aad.
Asahhy eoslieziO, eradicate the yeilog hinge from the
IBPaTf tsoM the cheeks aad change ne pafsns
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Weak and Delicate Children are
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Tonic. In fact, they are r Family Medls
eines. They can be adminis6ered with
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ed, the most delicate female, or . man
Of Ninety. -
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

10 combination Of all ts iEgrsdiens Of tie Bisrs,
sgifh rUzE Saata Crss Rum, Oraags, ETC. Il 10 used
for The diseases the BieTs where s0Ass
pure alcoholic stfzuls . rsqsired YoH 1il Bear i
taisl kat Ass< rsnsdiss entirely dterant Jr0z7
Gsy 0tksES adperissd for the e s dssasss named
kess being scIeRtfc preparations Of edicaai EXTRACTS,
whale the others dscocfi0as Of ta
forz- The TONIC as decidedly Of the Rost plea
and agreeable remedies offered to the ps5lic.
hs taste szsitx 10 pleasHre 10 take II while its
life gvin5 szhlaratin0, aaa Asdiesaai qualities havS
easssd IL % Be ks0sss uss Srsatess Of az 6Rse<
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hisCELl AskoPs.
Number of polioIss in force at the
end OF the year No. 4s, ,407
Net amount :. In force NJ end OF
the year. $l64 ,l07 ,&6s 90
No. and amount of policies
which have ceased 10 be in
force during the year from
all causes, No. s,027, amt 1929, los 90
In witness whereof. I have hersunto sub.
scri bed my name, and caused tie seal of NV
Office to be affixed, the dav and year written.
IsEALl JAS. h. GOODMAN,
Auditor of Stats,
By Jas. Williams, Ohief Clerk.
II. II. HOllyday, Agent, Find.
laY, Q. az
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FROM REV. JOSEPH d. KKNNARD. DID,

1nON hnV. JUskPH Il. KENNARD. ID. D.,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
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CANNONSBURq ITEMS

Since the last notice from our town,
there have been changes, both natural
and artificial. Dame Nature has been
buslly at work dressing the woods
and fields in lively green.
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Hfp Ao6trtissulnts.

Persons thinking of Advertising to any ex-
tent will do well. before making contracts,
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Hood Purifiers

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