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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26

The Union Republican y0isrs of The sew
eral townships are requested to meet IT once
and make their selection of delegates 10 at
tsud the Conventi.n d. and send the names of
thoss selected to the Hancock JRFFRRsoEIAk
for publication.
Let las prepare al once and thoroughly for
a vigorous and Elective campaign. Grant
and Col.ax ale already in the field. With
such msn for our leaders, men who declare
that they will have no fixed policy, contrary
&C the rights and expressed will of the peo-
pie. men who respect too much the intelli-
Genee, patriotism and virtue Of the people
60 trsmple spOn their rights, or thwart their
expressed VIII, We must succeed. Let us
then, strip for the fgbt: let us strive once
again to win. aud with our motto. .'often
beaten but never conquered" We will yet
reAeen our county. from The corruption OF
those who SO long E&ss ruled us, and do our
part as ffeemen, 10 give the final blow to
treason and rebellion, rsstGre peace and
Onion 10 the country, "a sdi IN to the people,
economy to the administration, and wisdom
20 the councils OF the nation.
BY order OF
UNION REP. CENTRAL COM.
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CONSISTENT

The Democracy, both in and out oil
Congress, have been charging upon
Republicans that they kept the late
rebel States out of the Union, and de.
priVed them OF their right to repre-
sentation in the Nptional Congress
Last week bill passed Congress
admitting North Carolina, South Car.
olins, Louisiana, Alrbama. Georgis
and Florida into the Union, and Civ.
ing them representation in that body
The Democrats opposed their admis'
sion by voting against the bill, and
the President is preparing to aeennd
Arkansas was admitted. johnson
vetoed the bill, and it was passed
over the veto by strict party vote,
the Democrats voting in the negative.
Who are trying to deprive the late
rebel States of representation p
Democi ats.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26
Messengers Notice.

This ts TO give notice that ON the l6 day
of June, A. ,ls6S, Warrant In Bankrupt.
cy was Is uad against the ,s q Of William
j. Myers, of findlxy- IN ,he county OF Han.
Geek. and Stale Ot Ohio. who has been I'D.
Judged bankrupt on his own petition that
the n melt Of any debts and delivery OF any
property bsvnging 10 such ti'x-uPt, - him
.,r Tor his use, AND iho irsnsfsr OF any prop
erty by him Is forbidden by law that .
meeting of The ersdi o-s OF said bankrupt Z
prove thtlr DEL ,-nd choose on cor more as
sixi ees Of his es que, will be held At \ Court
of Bankruptcy TO DO be lden xt findlsy, Han
cock county. Ohio, before N. 3. Walker, Esq
Register, on tho sth day Of August, \. u.
Is6s, at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
ISAAC N. EVERETT,
Deputy U. 3. Marshal, as Messenger.
iup96np6 iw
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26
In the District Court OF tie United
States for the Northern District of

In the District Court OF tie United
Ststes for the Northern District OF
Ohio
In the tasiter Of Bsnlon Leaihers, Bankrupt
In Bshkraptsy.
At Cleveland. IN the said District. on the
10Th day of June, D, is6s. Northern DIS
trict OF OHIO, Sc. Take nutlca Thai peti
tlon has been nled In said Court by bsaton
Leatbers, IN Cass township. In the county oi
Hancock in said District, duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress. oi
March ID, 1867. for discharge, and u Ger
tifcate thereof. from all his debt. and othsr
claims pruvable under said ACT. and thst
the 2sd day of July next, al 10 o'clock A. NJ.
is assigned for the hearing OF The same,
when and where you may attend ana SHOW
cause. ifaHy you have, why the prayer OF
the said Petition should not ba granted. You
will also take Datice that the second and
,hiId meetings 6f creditors, required oy the
27ih and 2slh SECTIONS Sf saia Act, siil be
hald by order OF said Court on the 1sth Gay
,f Juiy, A. D. 1868. ut 10 o'c ock, Al NJ
Findlay in said District, before N. u. walker
Esquire, one OF ths Registers OF said Court
EARL Bull,
Clerk * Rl pa TIA fs4niitIapt. niiftinat Aas
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!. ANew Items.

The annual slaughter of dogs In
New York has commenced. "
The Germans in San Francisco
have organized large Grant club.
Peaches are arriving in New York
from South Carolina and Georgia.
Heber Kimball, second President
of the Mormon Church, died at Salt
Lake on the 22d.
The Harlem Railroad Office at Viii
liams Bridge was robbed on Sunday
night OF 5000 worth of laces, DC.
The House Foreign Committee will
recommend the passage of bill to
establish emigration agencies In
Europe.
The trial of Whelan, for the MUIR
der Of MCGEE, has been fixed for the
I'd of September.
Two men were drowned in the
Harlem river, New York, near Far
,ner's bridge, while rowing on sun
day.
Five cases of sunstroke occurred
in New York. and one in Brooklyn,
on Saturday. Two of the cases prov
ed fatal.
The wife Of f A. Pollard, ex-
rebel, is reported to have made an
unsuccessful attempt at poisoning
herself Sunday night.
Matthew Yasssr, of Poughkeepsie,
New York, founder of Fassar College.
died suddenly yesterday morning
aged II.
A meeting of colored persons IN
New York Monday night, was ad-
dressed by Susan Anthony, in favor
of impartial suffrage.
Alex. II, Stephens and Herschel
lV. johnson have been urged to be
present at the meeting OF the National
Democratic Convention.
Heavy frauds on Government are
alleged to have been practiced In the
payment of bounty to colored sol,
diers, and it is said prominent head
of Bureau in the Treasury Depart
ment is involved.
The South Carolina Democratic
Convention, on The 9Th inst. elected
delegates 10 the New York Conven
i lion. Among them were Wade
Hampton, j. B. Campbell, r. B
Rhett, jr., and NJ A.. CAREY.
Gurrap's ease was called in the
Criminal COnrt at Washington, Mon
day. The charge Of conspiracy was
chosen on which to try him, whereup
on he vas discharged on the indict-
ment for murder, and the prisoner
held in s2O,9Os fer his appearance
next-MopdaV.
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Mstu Aobertistmnts.
In the District Court Of ihe United
States for the Northern District Il

In the District Court Of the United
States for the Northern District
Ohio.
In the matter of George W. Franks. Bank
rupt.-ln Bankl natcy.
Al Cleve,s"d. ip the said District, on Abe
18th day of Juns. 4. D. 1868. Northern Dis
|ir,et OF fjl.io, 90. Take p"iIce that petition
a. heed q ri W said tigurt bs i'enrge w,
Franks. O. Ca twnship, IN the poBnty NJ
Hanc ck in said .pisiS.ci. duly dsplarsd Y
Bankrupt under The act OF Congress- OF March
ID. l~G7. or discharge, and a certifcais
thereof, fr' M all his debts and other claims
provable under said sc and that the 23
day Of ,gi. next, al 10 '.'olock, A. N IL sss;
signed for the hesfis 81 the same, when
and whete SON blay atlend shy shoy cause.
il any yop have, Why the PRAYER nf the said
Petition shogid nIt pc granted. Yon'will af.
so iake notice thaf the sepapd and third
meetings of 0rediiDrs, required by the s1th
and 2sth sections uf said Api, will be hsld by
order al said Court Oh The 70,h day Vi Jgly
A. B., 1865, At 100 dick. n Al flLai.y "a
said Disti let. befure n Is Walker, tfqdire'
ans of Tho Registers of said Court.
E,Ri. BILL
Gi,r. OF tho District Court.
To the Creditors OF said asnki ,pt.
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In the District CoBrt OF the United
States, for the Northern District OF

In the matter ef Jasper Franks, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
At cleyeIsnc. in the said District, ON the
18TH Gay OF June, 4. p, Is6e, Northern Dis
trirt 0i Ohio, Is. Take notice that \ peti
.ion has been rled in said Court by Jasper
Franks. OF Casa toFnshIp, county Of Han.
cock, in said District. dnly declared a
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress- of
March ad, 1867, for discharge, and Ger.
tificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provable unds said Act, and that the
23d day OF July next, AT 10 o'clock, 4. n, n
assignedfor the hearing Of the same, when
and whore you may attend and show cause.
4 any goa have. why the Irsyer of the said
Petition should not De granted. You will
Rls0 take notice that the second and third
m eetines of creditors, required by the 27th
md 25th sections OF said Act, will be held by
rde. of said Court on the 10th day of july.
/. d lses, at 10 O'Clock A.. N. al FindIsy In |
aid District, before N. b. Walker, ESQUIRE. |
ne CT The Rey y'sisis of said Cogrt.
EARL BILL,
Clerk OF the District Court.
To the Creditors OF said Bankrupt.
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Assignee's Notice.

the District Court of the United States
j for tho Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter Of Joel Markle and Belixul
Beach, Bsnkrupts. Bankruptcy.
TO WHOM lRMAY CONCERN: The un
derslgned hereby gives notice Of his ap
Pelntmsni as Assignee Ut Joel Markell AM
Bshzur Beach. oil Findisy, in the countv =,
Hancock and state Of Ohio, within said DIS
trict, who have been, n,adjudged bankrupts up-
on tneir own petition, by The District Court
of saif District.
Dated At tInd;ay, o., June 16, ls6s.
Z. 7. DUNN, Assignee,
or Joel Markell and Belizur Beach,
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Nossenger's Notice.

This In to give notice that on the 10th day
Of June, A. D, 1863, \ Variant In Bankrupt
cy was issued against the estats of Dsnie
SLoop, OF Portage township.in the county o
Hancock. and State Of OHIO. who has been
sdjudsed q bankrupt on his own pslition
that the layms"t Of any debts and delivery
If any property belonging to such bankrupt
Ia him or for his use, and the Ira, e'er Of any
property by him forbidden BY law that n
meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt "a
Prove their d-b.s and ohOO, % ne or mo az:
signses OF his estate will be held ut = Court
OF Banks pptcy to DO holden NJ Flndlsy. Han
cock county. Ohio, before NIB. Walker. Esq.
Re ster, on the asth day Of July, 4. D., 1865
At 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
ISAAC N. EVERETT,
Deputy U. g. Marshal, as Messenger.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26

democrats will be economical
Republicans have been squandering
the peoples money" was the cry OF
the Democracy during the last can
vas. Well, they carried the Legisla-
tive branch of the State government
and commenced retrenchment! Wis.,
ible Admixture bills, and similar
statesmanlike bills, we're incubated
and passed, and matters of impor-
lance allowed TO 60 by the board
The session was one hundred and
thirty four days in length, being the
longest ever held in Ohio, for this the
people have to pay $500 per day
each to the members, which with
other expenses, mounts mp to the
snug sum OF S166, 900. The total
expense of the Republican Legisla-
ture WIS Soo,ofo, ioi iaSs JCoi, VI
but little over half what the Demo
cratic Legislature spends in one
session. The Legislature will meet
again in November TO finish out the
years work, and the future only can
tell how much it will cost.
While doing partisan legislation,
the Legislature, to. make show OF
economy and replace nominally the
money the members were needlessly
taking for salaries. made insult
icient appropriations for the tenev-
olent institutions of the State. Dem
ocratic retrenchment is a good thing
once in a while, for it opens the eyes
of the people. Do tax payers like
IL 2
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In the District Court of the United
States, for tue Northern DISTRICT Of

Quo,
In the matter Of BENJAMIN Franks, Bank
rupt.-In Bank ruptcy.
At Cleveland, In the said District, on the
18Th day of June, A. D., 1868, Northern Dis.
triot OF Ohio, rs. Take notice that petite n
has been hied in said Court by Benjamin
Franks, OF Cass township, In the county OF
Hammock In said District. duly declared a
Bankrupt under the ct of Congress OF
March I'd, 1867, for n discharge, and a Ger.
tifcate thorsof, from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act and that ii O
I'D day 9f July ntSt. At 10 o'cl,ok, A. NJ, is
assigned for the hearing Of thp saMs. when
and where yoa may attend aRf show Q iuse,
II any you have. Why the prayer af the said
Petition should not be granted. You will al.
80 take notice that the second and third
mes ngs of creditors, requ ed by the 27ih
and 2Sth seciioLs of ssid Act. will be held by
order of SAID Court on the 20 day OF July,
J. p., ls6S. AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at findlsy in
said bisiriet, beiors NJ. B. Walker, Esquire,
one OF tho RegislsFs of said Court.
EA1tI. BILL,
Clerk of the District count
To the ca editors of said Bankrupt.
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Thad-S Stevens has prepared new arti
cies OF Impeachment against the Pres
ident. IT was his intention to pre-
sent them at this session OF Congress
bnt has been prevailed upon to pu,
off doing so till next Winter. We
believe that Stevens in in poor health
aud think he should spend his time
in doing something of more impor
lance TO the country than fixing up
Impeachment articles. For our part
We have had our fill, and presume
every one has ~-rE -u 2r
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26
Assignec's Notice.

Tn the District Court Of the United State,
l. for the Northern District of Ohio.
ln the matter of ELIAS Helpman, Bank.
rupt- In Bankruptcy.
TO Whom h may Concern: The under sig gned
hereby gives notice oi his appointment AS
Assignee Of Elias Helpman. o. Eagle town
snip. In the county Of Hancock and State
OF Ohio, within said District. who has been
adindgod Hankrupts upon his own
petition by the ID strict Court of said DIS
trict.
Dated at Findlay, Ohio, the 10th day OF
Jpns. A. d., lsGs.
ET DUNN, A ssignes.
OF EIias Holpuan Bankrunt
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EXECUTIVE VS.. CONGRESS

The redoubtable A. j. is agair
hurting bricks at Congress. His
latest fling is the veto of the bill adj
mitting .he reconstructed State OF
Arkansas into the sisterbood of
States. His objections to the bill
were immateriaI, We presume, as it
was Immediately passed over the
veto.
johnson don't feel badly over the
matter, as he is used 10 it.
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N NOtice.

To Hannah Thomas. Levi Thomas. Margaret
| PresIbni AjvA Ffestnn. Esiora Bushon
You will take t0ttpa. thai on The I'D day ol
Ju,e. lsGs. the .undeTsisncd hisd kpetiiion
I'm the Court of Common Pleas. Of Hascock
1 county. Ohio, xhere ths ssms is now pend
|. log, dem inding partition Of the following
premises sityste 10 SAID ooaniy TO VII
The northwest 9aarleT ~ the Bofth west
Quarter Of section ~, In toshssip two, south
OF range eleven east.
10 The UNDETERMINED demands that partition
be made Of s.id 9reR,ses as follows;
To the uhderagned one ihird part, 10
Margaret 4. Preston onsihiEd pat and to
Estora }. Bushah oBe-thri part, and 10
Elannsh ThoMas doyer IN. ths whole.
Atihe ne II term OF said court ga ap iliea
tiou will b., made by the plasrsIgned for "a
order that partition may be made, ac., ol
said premises.
MARY A. BU3H0N,
nv Roaysr ELDER, her Guardian
G. W. O'NkAL, Attorney.
luna "a ls6H tunS6nnf CIV
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26

Some Democratic papers think tina,
"Hayti presents terrible picture Of
The capacity of the negro for self
government" because a civil war is
raging there. Measured by the same
rule, We fear that the capacity of the
American people to govern them
selves would be equally as terrible.
as we had fearful civil war here for
several years. limo better argument
against the negro can be adduced
than the above. wisdom would say
let him alone.
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Messepper's Notice.

This is TO give notice that on tne 18TH Gay
of June, I.p.. 1888, q Warrant In Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate o. Aiexxnas,
stillings. OF Findlxy, county OF hane9ck. rhs
State Of Ohio, who has been aoJu, u@nn
rupt ON mis- own petition that the payment
of any debts ard delivery OF any properly
belong ing to such bankrupt to him or 10,
his use, and the trsnsisr Of any properly oy
him 10 forbidden by law that n meeting
the sditois Of said bankrupt to prove 'hsi
debts, and cb, ore one or mi re assis nee.
his ssta,e, Will be he d ~ Court a. n, osny
county, Ohio, before NJ. b. Walker. Esq.
Rsgisisr. ON the 9th day of August, A. D
1868, at 10 o'clock. n. IN. -
ISAAC N. EVERETT,
Deputy u. 3 n srshsl. as Messenger.
NJ G. wHIrELy. Atpy for Petitioner.
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In the District Court Of the United
States, Tor the Northern District OF

In the District Court Of the United
States, Tor the Northern District OF
Ohio g =,
In the mai,er Of Jacob Carr. Bankrupt.-
IN Bsrkfaptycs
At Cieysi4nd, in the said District. on the
22d day Of June, A. D. 1868, Northern Dis
trio, OF Ohio, q. Take notice that pc tition
has been Hisd In said Court by Jacob Carr.
OF Findlxy. tn Tie county Of Hancock in ssid
D.s 0 daily declared Henkrlpt under the
Act of Congress OF March ID. 1867. for a dis,
charge. and n csrtihcste thereof. from all
his debts and other clstns provs6le under
s,,d Act. and thai the 18th day OF July next,
At 10 o'cl.ck, A. T., 10 Asa gnsd for the
ne.r,ne eI the smms.when and whe-e you
n,.w attend ana q ow cause. u any ou haze
,,ny m%y The prayer of The said Petit'on should
W., n. granted. You will also take notice
~. M, ,S. second and third meetings OF Credi-
,nrs rsouired by the 21ih snd 9sth section.
~ said Act, will bs held BY order OF said
q, urt ON the 18th day Of July, =, u, lsss, At
N o'clock. A. NJ, at Ffndisv, IN said DIS.
,p,ct. before M. X. Walker, Esquire, one OF
the RsRisters of sid Court. mr.,
Cyerk of the District Court.
NJ .h. C-.aitoya of auid Bankrupt:
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Administrat, ,r's Notice.

Notice ;e hereby given that ths uedar
signed has besa apRs"iigts9 sad qualified; b,
administrator Of the PsiaIe cf GsOrg
ThU,nas. laEs pi haTi"n township. in ih,
county apd stzis stprhssil, deresSpi
WILLIAM 1H0AAa,
Admir- cf George Thomas. ds1'd.
G. W. O'NkaL, Attorney.
June 10 Isis. lua5inn6 81
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In BallkruDfcx.

In the District Court Ut tho Uuised Ststes
for the Northern District OF OHIO.
In the matter Of
criT: H.vt,S.s v; c.sa''d' In nAnsrap'es.
deysignsd hereby gives notice Of his ap.
poiniment al -Assis nee Of Cyrus w. Canfeid
OF Cass township, IN the oiuuty of Hancock
and stale OF Ohio, within said District, whG
has been sdjudgsd = Bankrupt upon hts own
petTrIon, sy Ihs District Court ut said Dis.
trlct.
Dated ut Findlay. o., June 6, 1868.
|. N. EVERETT, Assignee,
UOlW3
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Assignce,a N0lice.

the District Court of the United states
= LOT the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter OF Jacob Carr, Bankrupt.-
In Bankruptcy.
rO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: The IN
dersigned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
nent AZ Assignee o. Jacob Carr, of Findlay
IN the county OF Hancock and State of Ohi
within said District, who has been adj judged
= bankrupt upon his own petition, by The
District Court Of said District.
Dated al findlay, Ohio. June 10th, ls6s.
y. II. DUNN, Assignee,
s Of Jacob Carr, Bankrupt
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In the District Court OF the United
States, for the Northern District OF


In the matter OF Henry Franks, Ba ng rupt.--
la Bankruptcy.
At Cleveland, in the SAID District. on the
18th day of June, 4. ID 1865, Northern Dis
iTict or Ohio, ss. Take notice that n peti
ton has been fltf IN said court by Henry
Franks. Of CBss towns hip in The county OF
HANCOCK IN ssid Distr ici. duly declared a
Bankrupt under theAct OF Congress OF March
I'd. 1867, Tor n discharge, and certificate
thereof. from all his debts and other claims
Provabie under sa Act, and that the 23rd
day at July. next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, is M.
signed f"r the hearing of the ssme, when
and where you may attend and show cause,
II aIy yen have. why the prayer of the said
Petition should not be sranied. You will AL
so take notice tina. the second ~nd third
meetings of creditors required by the Nth
and 2sih sections of said Act, will be held by
order of The said Court on the 20th Gay OF Ju-
ly. A. d. ls6s, At 10 o'cIO. k. A. N At findIsy
In said District, before n. h. Walker, Ela..
one Of the Registers of said Court.
EARL BILL,
Clerk Of the District Court.
To the Creditors OF said bankrupt.
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IrNIoN REPUBLICAN COUNTY
cQNVENTION.

The Republicans of Hancock County VIII
meet in County Convention at the Co.r'
House tn Pindixy On Saturday, June u, lses
at 10 o'csoek, A. NJ, for ihe purpose o' pu'
ting in nomination, 10 be SUPPORTED nj inc
nextOctobsr election; one candidate for each
of the following officers:
Auditor,
sheriff,
Treasurer,
Recorder.
Con M ssioner.
InfrmsT Directory
Coroner.
Also to appoint delegates 10 Congressional
Conssafi.a, and for the iransaoionOf such
ether busiaess as may come before the Con
eeniion-
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The Fenian State Convention al
Burlington, VT. Saturday evening
was quite we'll attended. Speeches
were made by O'Neal and Cspt
O'Rafferty. Some money was raised
bpt no campaign plans were divulg
ed,
The frst consignment Of new wheat
-four Was itceived at Nashville, Sat.
urday, iI"m Whites Creek Mills. In
Shannon, Ga. Gty and Ray. the wheat
harvest is rr"sIrt; ing rapidly. The
yield is large and the quality excel
lent.
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DEMoCR ATTIC AUTHORITY.

Il
The New York Herald of Tuesda,
says:
Suppose they nominate Pendleton
what chance has he to win2 ALI the
Southern States with seventy votes
would be definitely and unequivocal,
ly against him. All the New Eng.
land States, except Connecticut,
would be certainly against him. All
the positively republican States of
the West would then be certainly
given to Grant, and States that are
now regarded as almost in the list of
certainties against Grant would be
goated out among the doubtful ones
with a tendency his wsy. Indeed,
we are not sure but such a decision
would be pronounced against Pend
Teton as would give altogether new
to radicalism and seem like a
reaction against the reaction. His
on the day il was an
nonnced would put in the list of GER
tainties for Grant enough States to
make him President and render the
doubtful.
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Fractional currency printed last
week, 1851, 600 United States notes,
Sl6O,000 fractional currency ship
ped, S129.6lS; National Bank notes
issued, s179.097 amount in circula-
ton, s299, 943,053 /; fractional cur
rency destroyed, s5e3, ,1sI.
A train on the Sandusky, Mans
field & Newark Railroad ran over a
little girl about seven, years old at
Independence, Friday evening. She
was hanging on the hind end Of the
car, and when the train backed upI
to the water station fell of, and the
train passed over her,
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Executors Notice

NOTiCE is hereby given thai the under
IN signed was on lie 22d day OF Apr
ls6s, appointed executor of the estate of
Eliz4be In hughes, late of Hancock county,
D., de leased. LEWIS KRAMER.
ET. OF estate OF EliSabeth Hughes decd.
sjunel2uOtw3.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-26
In Bankruptcy.

In tho District Court Of the United States
for tho Northern District of Ohio.
la the matter of
's::S s:S.I.S', TsSaa' In Bankruptcy.
i dersig cd hereby gives notice of his 40.
poiniment as Assignee of Joseph Hanna, OF
Findlay township, in tho county OF Hancock
and State of Ohio, within said District, N hu
has beon adjudged "a Bankrupt upon fls owl
petition, BY the District Court OF said DIs-
trlct. :
Dated al Findiay, o., June 6; 1855.
-. N; EFERETr, Assignee.