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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

personal e,a.is-.-s -.s.-.i- sss:- 2 z'ii g..
We bad tha pleasure Of q visit q
few days since from Jason Blaekford,
Esq. Sdisor offhs De Wat Counts
R.gi.ss', Who is On visit to his rel.
atiyes in this place. Mr.. Blaekford
looAs - thosgh the Western climate
agreed win him. We wish him abun-
dant success in Al save his politics.
which,. We are very happy to say are
Of the kiAd We don't endorse.
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Oxsferat

Oysters Oysters!
G. S. Maltby's Oysters, undoubted
ly the best Oysters put up for sale, al
L. L. Green's, by the Can, or Half
can, or cooked in any style. Call and
try them. '.,-.-tr.
1 shall keep fresh Fish during the
rest of the season, = cheap. as the
cheapest. 20 'sa.-as
n20w4. L.. 4. GREEN.
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3 O O K 81!

FREY & ErTINGER's is Headquar-
ters for School and Miscellaneous
Books, College Text Books, Writing
Paper, States, School Ink, and all
kinds of Stationery required by
Students, which they are selling
CHEAPER than any house inNolth
Western Ohio. - & 2 p -
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MARRfHD.i

MURPHY -BUCHANAN.-On the 9th; inst
by d. d. Beasdsley, Esq, Mr., John Murphy
and Miss Ely N. Buchanan, all of this ooun
H' .,9H69iJ ylf o. y eIU aG
BARNnILL - L0Y.-At the residence o.
Capt. Cus.c, in McComb, Sept. 20, by Rev
VIM. Young. Mr.. Joseph Barnhill and Miss
Sallie E. 10y, all OF this county.
HART-TAYLOR.-In McComb, Oct. lst,
by Rev. Vim. Young, Mr.. John Hart and Miss
Eliza j. Taylor, all Of this county.
sMEI1zeR-LINN.-O the lst of Oct, by
the Rev. r. J. Brown. Mr.. Adam Smelizer and
Miss Elizabeth C. Linn, all Of this county.
OGDEN MARTIN AT tire residence OF
Mr.. 7. II. Taylor, of Liberty township. on
Monday. the 4th inst, by the Rev. r. II Hol-
lyday, Mr.. Clifton A. ogden, of Findlay, o.,
and Miss Amanda Martin, of Iowa. 1 2
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

FREY & ETTINGER's is also the
place to buy Pure Fresh Drugs at
either Wholesale or Retail. Their
stock was never before so complete
as now, and their facilities are such
that they are able to offer first class
goods of every description in their
line at the very lowest market price,
and in NO instance will they allow
to he undersOld.
uolI FREY Il ETTlNGER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

A Great Saving.
We would say to those of our
readers who wish 10 get aSewing
Machine, that they can buy the Elias
Howe, with all the latest improve
ments, at L. Leppelman's Emporium,
in Fremont, o., for $50. This same
Machine is sold by agents and deal
ers at S65. Give him call, or write
him to- send you one by express
Fifteen dollars is worth saving these
times. ---,------s--z[n2lw3.s
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Distance lends enchantment to the
view. Particularly Is this true OF
Scrofula, or humors which blotch
ones face. One bottle of j. w. Po-
lands Humor Doctor goes q good
way, and six bottles will drive them
ont of sight. For sale by w. l..
Miller d Co..
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Deserved Promotion.


we,learn with pleasure that oul
townsman, Gen. Moses b. Walker,
has been promoted to the rank Of
Colonel in the Regular Army, his
commission dating from July 2Sth,
1866. This is but a fitting recog.
milton of the services Of one Of the
most deserving soldiers of the late
rebellion. 1t gives us pleasure to see
that our government does not forget
those who stoed up 90 brayely in her
defense, when loyal hearts and strons
arms were so much needed.
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Mniic-.Read4 for the ioamnaiga

Mniic- 4Ready, for the oampaigE
The SILvEk CoRNKT BAND, ofFind-
lay, are happy to announce to the
public that they have secured the
Services Of Professor F. f. Wildman,
of New York, to take charge of the
band as leader during the fall cam
paign. Music will be furnished to
political gatherings on reasonable
terms. 't1 ''-"
Call on or address
M. HUBER,
PC. TRITCH,
"a ~ - j. HI. GOODWIN, &
, -A>s| Managers, Findlay, o.
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Elastic SDonge

Elastic Sponge.
This substitute for feathers, hair,
&c, though it has been but recently
introduced in this place, has been in
use in the Eastern cities for some
time, and receives the highest com
mendations from all who have given
it a trial. 1t is cheaper, and more
healthy, than feathers, and is equally
luxurious. Call on the agent, Mr.
Bullock, Railroad street, and see the
article. - - '-'' 'l> MI.
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Wanted to Know.
We want all persons who are in
debted to us, to know, that the first
week in October is our time for gener-
al settlement and that we will make
no exceptions, but, proceed to collect
all claims unpaid at the expiration OF
that time. S. & J. M. HUBER & Co.
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Ap0logetic.

APo1u6otlC.
Miss Rgmie codding, whase name
wss misspelled in our article on the
schools last week, will please accept
IN apology for the blunder. How
ever,I there is some consolation in
the fsct that it gives " an opportu-
nifty to say that Miss C. is one of the
most efilcient teachers in the build.
sss-setsA s'f.i'esS p.
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g SchWab House." "

MIR. Geo. Homan, formerly book
keeper at the Finday Foundry, has
Rasea this well-known : house, and
completely rcfitted and refurnished it
throughout. Mr.. Homan has had
some experience in keeping a hotel,
and is very clever gentleman. We
commend him to the patronage of the
public. See his card in our advertiA
sing column.
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R.nubl,c,rs of, Uancock count,

Republicans of Hancock county,
give next Tuesday to looking after
your own interests, by placing good
and true men in office, who will ex-
pend your money judiciouslv and
econonomically, and it will pay you
many ner cant.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

No family can afford to be without
the White Pine Compound, for it is
the best family medicine known for
Lung Complaints, Throat Diseases,
and Kidney Troubles. We know of
no case where it has not worked well,
where fair trial has been given.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09
Assault and Battery.

Assault and Battery. H~-aar~s
Philip Hancock was arrsigned be-
fore Squire Beardsley last Saturday,
on charge OF assault and battery,
upon the psrson Of a little son OF John
C. Smith, of Union township, and
fined ten, dollars and costs. 1t was
an aggravated and cowardly assault
without cause or preYocation, aad
the Peipetfasbr may be very thank
full that lie escaped so easily. b.
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For the Jeffsrsqgnian. orsz4 zIs#
. BRIDGE FUNDS AND BRIDGE
BUILDING.

The question is often asked us,
awhat has become Of the $50, ,008 lev.
led in the last eight years by our
county Democratic officials for bridge
purposes alone ?sJ While it is patent
to every one, that while the money is
gone, we have not good bridge in
the county. The question is answer.
ed by a good Democrat from the
country. We now learn somewhat
more of the s'Croninger bridge" in
regard to *hicii an article appeared
last week, showing that five distinct
contracts were made in building the
abutments alone. Our informant
says that there are400 perches OF stone
in the abutments Of the bridge. Most
Of the stone was qaairied aear thf
bridge, the balance mile or two OFF
The contractor gets 81 600, or "a pei
perch. One of our best stone masons
says he would gladly do the WORK
for $500, and make money. The con.
tractor is Democrat.
A new bridge is being built over
Eagle Creek, on SSandusixy Strsst, in
Findlay. The contractor who builds
the abutments gets s299. An he
had to OWNS to- tear away The Old
bridge, take down the old, abhtmenta
and build up the new, With the ston<
already there. All be furnished WA
the lime, sand and labor. The cen.
tractor says it cost HIM TIA Rf
made STA profit in two e 9hEss
days work of afew hands. 4 Aq6ic1
way to get rich. But he is d Demo
craft il / III J =
Four hundred dollars were paii
for fixing the south abutment OF th,
lGlllespie bridge work worth only
from s75 to s10O.. <s a
These statements are made in goot
faith, snd are believed We as4ouI
county officials, are they true? 1
Iso, itis no excuse that you adyertiset
for PROPOSALS. You are bound G
know. or to get information Of tn
approximate vsiue ofthe work to b
} done, and reserve. the right to rejec
all bids that seem 70 be extortionsts
! in order to guard against combins
Itions by bidders, failure to bid, o
other dangers, and save the publ
money. . a.. BRIDsE BUILDER.
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JOngregatiOnal Conference.

Congregational Conference.
EsIhe Central n. Conference of the
Congregational Church held session
10. this place last Tuesday and Wednes
day. Weare indebted to the Secre
Istary, Rev. NIX Helbrook for .
copy of the minutes, which we are
obliged to lay over until next week.
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~ - y
Haaossk Ssuhty at the State Fair.
We notice tAat Ms. james Kelly,
Of Washingtoa township, was award
Cd the first premium onthe best stall.
ion over one yeaF old and unde,
two at the State Fair. The horse i,
pronounced by good judges the fines
in State, 6eing only nine months
old, and weighing 900 pounds
He b we'll put up, and has the ap
pssrsncs Of horse five or six year
old.
We also notice chat A. B. Strothef
ESQ. Of 'thn township, was swardet
premiqns for nine diff erent varieties
Of spplss.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09
Basa Ball Match.

Base Pal1 Match. q
%AstA game Of balf will be play
ed between the Base Ball Club of
Findlsy. and that of Marion town
ship, on EFidaX. the the second day
of the sFkkAs grounds. rhe
game promises to be an entertaining
one.
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Meeting at Mt, Blanchard.

Hssting at Mt. Rnschara9 I lQ9
]. B. Dunn. Esq, will address the
citizens OF Mt. Blanchard ION cthe is
sues Of the campaign, snext Monday
evening, sNln oat, friends Oh the
Union.
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The Returns.
,MIS4 fietdf sseto it, that the
returns are brought in on the night
of the election2 Republican Head
quarters ct Squire d. B. Beardsley's
AnxEaHEGH TN kfF4f
The Returns.

Between East Ssndusky street and
District No. 9 School-house, a gold
crpswiik isssk Tie )fiuden Sflias
iberally rewarded by leaving. it ut
the J.rr. eGlpeEtgo lie III =
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Fresh Oysters.

Fresh Oysters.
Go to Davis & Green's for nice
fresh Oysters, received direct from
Baltimore this day.
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They keep an open list, and sendfor
Books, by Express, as they are 'oanted.
Books furnished in this acay come al
less rate than If they ~ere Kept on
hand In stock. Books arrive Three
days after The order is given. .f...
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Stop Your Hair

Stop Your Hair
From falling out, by the use OF
"Barrett's Hair Restorative,o the
Premium article. Sold by Frey Il
Ettinper.
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Meeting at HcC Comb.

1o0CiA6 dt AoOOlHD.
Col. James A. Bope will speak
toSakse q gAscomb on the
subject Of county finances, on next
Monday evening" Let-all turn out,
and hear the 66lohei, ss we are sure
this important subject will be ably
and fairly presented.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

Selling at Cost a Humbugl
+ Be not deceived, but come TO the
Empire Store for bargains, Come
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1 Visit

a Visit.
Wewere houored last W ednssday, by
. visit from Rev. Robert McCune,
one Of the associate editors of the To
ledo Blade. Mr.. McCune was in
attendance at the Congregational Con-
ference in this place. He brings ua
good news Of the flourishing condi-
ton Of the Blads, the weekly circula-
tion Of which has reached $4,000.
Long live ~ sBlGdts dslone may
Mr.. 4cCune be one of its editors.
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Insane.

Insane. '' ''-'
A commission of lunacy was held
In the Probate Court last Saturday,
ntheleaeeofIA, A.. J. Thorpe. q book
agent from Indiana, who was brought
in from Jackson township by Mr..
John Woodward. As Mr.. Thorpe is
. noa-resident, and on that accoun,
could not be sent to the Asylum ol
County. znatmsryS he was sent te
the County Is;l for safe keeping and
proper medical trestmsnt until his
relatives can be heard from.
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Local Business Notices.

Read it. a.
1t would be well enough to read the
article "Wanted to Know" in another
part of this column.
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ez- To pleasure travellers the lire of the
Eric Railway presents msny objects OF inter
est, passing through the beautiful valleys Of
the Chen,ung, SusquehSlna, Delaware and
Ramapo rivers, an ever changing panorama
of nature = beautles command attention.
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Will be at the Fair.

Prints as low as s cents per yard
at j. Kemble & Co.'s.
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The best Ventilated and Most Inxurious
Sleeping Coaches ss- Il N THE WORLD
accompany all nsSht trains on this railway.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

Cbi.pFA4l '2jlIlI
&AdcSunk Aof the bad weather the
County Fair will be postponed qptil
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
18th, 10th, and 18th inst.
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Clothing for the million, at J, KEN.
ble & Co.'s.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

j. Kemble & Co. are still receiving
new goods--daily.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09

Boots and Shoes, at j. Kcmble &
Co.'S. 90 ''s't
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Wanted to Know.

Blankets and Coverlids. at ], KEN
BILE & Co.'s.
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Meeti!aGslnfG@gntH
WGoO9tiS

A few cords of wood will be taken
on subscription at this Office ifdelivered
sgEl
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10 Teachers.

examinations 10 commence at half past nina
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Each applicant is required to pay the Ex.
\ uiners a fec of fifty cents on entering the
ella SIS.
III applicants sre required to furnish writ
,sp Z, testimonials of good moral character.
hose \ rbO have been engaged as teachers TO
,btain Seso from their last employers, Who
,rtlI aIso e'ertify to.their faithfulness anlauc-
,,ess as tea ahers; which testimonials EiE bo
Kept on fls.
: no private examinations viii be
held /: no certih cate will be antedated; no
candidate will be' admitted for re-examina-
are. Applicants Nre requested to furnish
specimens of penms nshlp;
Those who fail to 'omply with the above
will not be admitted for re-eSam-
nation. go s
By order of the Board
TOpN ROWNAN
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s,s5 P. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS

(DaiiyO Stops at Hornellsville 6.l0 p. D..
{supper, } and arrives in New York 7.i0
A. NJ connecting at Jersey City with
Morning Express Rrain of New Jersey
Raifr6,id for Baltimore and Washington.
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7.35 P. II. NEW YORK NIGHT Elk

PRESS, Sundays excepted J
Stops at HornelIsville, 1l.0s P. NJ, inter
|, seoting with the $50 P. NJ. Train from
Dupkirk, and arrives In New York at
lJ.tU D
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Boston and New England Passengers, with
their Baggage, are tra,rferrea free OF charge
in New York. . .. t.-.-a g ,-t--
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II 20 P. M. CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

. Only one Trsini East on Sunday, leaving
Buffalo at IS p. NJ, and reaching New YORK
at 7.40 A. M
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03
a rRIE rRkss ~ TrNNrssrr

The Supreme Court has rendered one
OF the most important decisions that per-
haps ever emanated from that tribunal.
Go the 30th ult that court decided what
~ known as the Memphis Ardlcnche con-
tempt cases. a Brownsville dispatch Ia
the AnaldHe6e says ''The court decides
that Hunters judgments in these cases
are null and void II is further held that
the defendants are entitled to be dis
charged on haboas corpus. The court
holds to tho restricted statutory power 10
punish contempt Il is complete vim
dicsiion ofthe AraLanoAe. aud glorious
triumph Of free speech and FREQ r fess
over despoiism' The 4raldncRe saws
editorially livery one who appreciates
the blessings Of free speech and free
press will rejoice at the decision men,
toned M our Brownsville special as
having been rendered in the AUdlanc1c
contempt cases. A more complete win,
dication Of the right Of the press to crit.
else the actions of public officials, even
to charging, and suhstantiating charges
Of corruption, was never placed on re-
cord The infamous blows struck at the
liberties Of the people in the person Of
the Agdlapeke have rec0iled upon their
authors and sent them Keeling 10 the
ground A"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03

New ORLEANS, July 2.-The military
are still under arms to-day, although much
less excitement is spparent.
The resolution adopted in the Senate
yesterday that the roll furnished BY the
military commander be called, and those
who can take the constitutional oath be
admitted, appears on the minutes simply
that the roll be called, emitting the words
military commander, which are in the
resolution as adopted. Objection was made,
but was choked off by the previous ques-
ton. The Democratic members objected
On the reception Of Mr.. Campbell's vote,
faint conciiiatOry overtures were made to-
day, the Democrats taking the initiative.
A joint resolution ratifying the four
teenth amendment was adopted.
Twelve Democratic members Of the
House were sworn in.
Another effort to have the House or
ganized according to the roll of the Com
handing General failed.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03
ANOTHER CHANGE OF NAME

A dispute having arisen between some
persons in Des MOines, Iowa, relative ia
the proper pronunciation Of the name Of
the Republican candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, one Of them addressed him letter
of inquiry. A portion contended that il
WAS pronounced Colfa1 others claiming
that it was Coalfa1. The Speakers re-
ply reads az follows
WASHINGTON, May &c, lS6S.-My first
name Is pronounced as If written Skyler
and the last as if written COalfaK. The
"a doubtless dropped out in crossing the
ocean.
The Albany Argus thinks it singular and
suspicious that these Radicals all 90 by
aliases. Grants real name is Hiram-
Wilson's Goliath and Coalfsx says his
family dropped the overheard in cross
ing the Atlantic. We have heard of Eng
lishmen dropping HIS; but this dropping
of AS indicates great carelessuess. This
drop letter" business is catching and the
American people viii probably drop the
name by November.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03

ces, and to do this we must have President
who will execute the will Of the people BY
trsmpling into dust the usurpations Of Con-
gress known as the reconstruction acts. !
wish to stand before the convention on this
issue. 1t Is one which embraces every
thing else that is Of value in its large and
comprehensive results; It is the one thing
that includes all that is worth contest, and
without it there is nothing that gives Dig
pity, honor or value 10 the struggle,
The Maryland and part of the Illinois
delegations arrived this afternoon. The
former talk mildly in favor Of Chase.
The Pendleton escort was not enthusi-
astically received on arrival to-day.
Francis P. Blair, Sr., speaks on Four
teenth street in the vicinity Of Tammany
Hall tomorrow night.
The Southern delegations hold general
meeting tomorrow to decide upon the
course they will pursue.
The talk at the principal hotels tonight
fayors the ticket Of Hendricks and Han
cock for President and Vice President.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-03


THE Senior Editor of the Knoxville
Wing referring to the attachments
levied upon funds in New York to pay
the July interest on the State debt, saws /.
I'VE believe this to be regular con-
spiracy BY New York parties, stock ioobers
aud swindlers, and il the Legislature Of
Tennessee VIII take our advice they will
withdraw the entire patronage Of the State
from that swiudling city"
ltwould perhaps be very convenient
to Withdraw patronage from New York,
except at such time as we should want 10
raise little money on the bonds Of the
State At the time this paragraph was
written the Chairman of the Board Of
Finance was in New York, whittier he
had gone to raise money to pay the July
interest by sale or hypothecation Of
bonds issued under the act Of March Is,
1865, and it is charged that these bonds
were placed upon the market or hypothe-
Gated at sixty cents in the dollar, when
The Board Of Finance were not author
lied to dispose Of them at less than par.
This is decidedly nice talk from the Gov,
ernor Of the State under the circum-
stances Ii may be "a regular eonspira,
cy to force the State to pay its honest
debts, which are over due, but the
senior Editor and nominal Governor
will find it rater difficult to convince PEG.
pie generally that il should be regarded
in this light