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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-29
[Erom the Ohio State Joarnal, Sep. p
BARNES VS.. BELL.
HON. wM. BILLS WAR RECORD.

In October, 1862, there appeared in
the Newark (Ohio) Advocate the fol
lowing extract DIN all Appeal to the
Democratic voters of Licking county
Strike, to save your self from
Drafts, Conscriptions, UfIreIenting In
termindble civil war, from an inde
pending flood of free Negroes, from a
corrupt Congress and Administration
from a mountain of Taxes, that will
crush the American people forever"
WIN. BkLL, JR.
and others
COL MILTON BARNES'S WAR RECORD.
4th October, 1861. Mustered ia o.
private 62nd o. Inf.
9TH December, 1861. Appointed
Captain Co. G 62d o. VI
oath March, 1862. Battle of Win
chester.
LIST September, 1862. Appointed
Lieutenant Colonel 9th o. V. l.
As Lieutenant Colonel of the 9th
o. " /. he participated in the follow
ing battles:
31st December, 1862. Battle at
Stone River.
9th September, 1868. Battle OF
Chattanooga.
In General Thomas's grand assault
on Mission Ridge, 25th November,
1868, Colonel Barnes led his regiment
and had his horse shot under him.
The 9th Ohio lost 156 officers and men
killed or wounded.
2Stu November, 1868. The 97th
amid great hardships, marched to the
relief of Burnside, at Knoxville.
On the Sc of May, '64, the 9th en-
tered with Sherman's army on the AT.
lanta campaign and participated in
most of the battles.
AT Resacca. the 9th was under fire
two days May IA and 15), aud at
AdairsvilIe Q7th) it lost 20 men in less
than Is minutes.
At Dallas the regiment was under
constant fire from the 25-h May to the
5th of June
18th June, "a, at the battle OF Ken
esaw Mountain. Col Barnes led the
charge OF the 97th Oh the enemy's lines
and was severely wounded by irag-
ment of a shell. Out of 153 men of
this regiment, sent forward to drive in
the enemy, 1I2 were either killed or
wounded. For his gailantry III this
charge Coloael Barnes, on the recon-
mendations OF his superior officers.
was promoted.
At the Battle of Peach Tree Creek.
the 97th behaved so well and so pleas
ed General Howard and Ne xton that
they sought it out and personally
thanked the men for their bravery.
10th December, "a, in the battle
before Nashville, Colonel Barnes was
again wounded severely. Colonel Bar
mes was honorably discharged and
mustered out with his regiment, on
the 10th of June, 1865, at Nashville.
Daring the campaigns of the 9th, il
was unde. fire over 200 days. and took
an active part in the battles of Perry
vile, Lavergne, Stone River, CIIatIa
nooga, Missi II Ridge, Charleston
CTenn.), }, Rocky Face. Resacca. Adairs
vile, Dallas. kenesSw Mountain. Peach
Tree Creek, Atlanta. Jonesboro, Love
joys Station. Spring !Iiil. Frsukiiu
and Nashville Ii lost in these battles
113 officers aud Aleu killed ami 56C
wounded.
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filty to sixty pupils, and Miss. Alme is
Sheldon in charge Of tie Intermediate,
with an atrenauce Of about forty pu-
pi!s. Iut!ie HiG;. schol department, there
We're fron forty TO fifty pupils. about
thirty OF whom are foreign scholars.
From the general appearance of the
schools in general, and the uniformly
good resitation in all the departments,
as well a. from the universal express
sion of satisfaction upon part of the
citizens, one may safely say that the
schools are il hourishipg condition,
and are giving good satisfaction. The
only really bad feature in the case, is
that Pittsford, the Superintendent is
infected with Democracy to such an
alarming extent, as to support Tilder.
The N. E. Church building is being
cut down to one story, and repaired.
Rev. L. Herbert is returned to Mt.
Blanchard for another year.
Rev. a. II. Marsh, formerly OF
Springfield, Ohio, is to labor for the
Methodists Protestant this yea. We
learn that all the Sabbath schools are
flourishing.
The Mt. Blanchard Oliver Cornet
Band, under the leadership of Mr. J.
Markle of Findlay, occasionally, dis
orcuses music. Tie Band is prospering
very rapidly.
The Union Sabbath School at the
Hickle school house, held a pic mic for
the benefit of their own school, on
Saturday of last week Our informant
Mr.. Hickle, claims that they had a very
pleasant time. He made special ref.
erence to the splendid music, furnished
by Rev. Herbert and his family, and
by the able addresses delivered by J.
\. Bell, and Alfred b II, and several
others whose names we have forgot
ten.
During our stay in Mt. Blanchard,
your correspondent put up at the
Travellers Rest, kept by Mr. ". w.
Col, man. Walt IS eorteious f.
low, and iuailes his guests feel thor
oug,ily at home. OBSERVER.
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TAKE NOTICE.

I wish 20 sell Ca IA lt9J.- e.. GlOc- Elg-
NOflODs. Lluaof~, sc tsa re.PJnsI'-4s pei sGs.
who will al rent The building = III Sr-t
on very reasonable t. ms as 1 vish to 70
south for my Ls.tlL1. ! Es sc as1 iOr -ass
cheap, one spring Wagon, two Hnrses 1i.C
Harness, one bu u4s a, "a Oa- :. .ls- y
eight or ten pair KIN Uov,s AT q ~ per y -.
Call soon ami ls-t OsTgsiE- Those nOVi'.E
themselves to Ds ia my JeOi. will please C-.I
the coming week aud s-ttle, aud ther, b.
save costs WI. STEWART.
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TERM 1876.
REMEMBER THE MEETING ON
SATURDAY, AND COME OUT.
Parsonals

Rev. A. Ellis and wife, and G. NJ.
Ellis left for the Centennial on Mon
day last, they will also spend several
weeks visiting relatives, in Eastern
Pennsylvania.
E. s. Kimber & Son, Geo. Burns
and Son, Chas. Elms, DR.. Keitner and
Sam. Nonamaker returned home from
the Centennial Monday evening.
We had a Call from Mr.. c. Reese, on
Wednesday. Mr.. Reece is a step son
of Mr. Speers, who established the
JEFFERsoEIAN, under the name of the
Home CompaniOn. Mr.. Reece worked
IL the office ar the time the paper was
started.
Ed. Young and Chas Parker return
ed from the Centennial last week
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Administrators sale of Rea,
Estate.

TT DuTsu1;ce % an order Of tie PrO5s;.
4 Court OF Hancock County, f:aiO. vii
Z. fer for sale, al puDiic adctiDn, on fhe j2i
tWenty-first fiay Of October. a -. 80 "a one
O 'claci: a Tire ? itzraCCa. ~ Tire C1Jr Ol IA
Court Hcusa. IA FiEdiay, EAncJcaE CoGLiy
and state Of ONO. the following real estate.
tO-Wit. Gue s-u-Gea,f quarter Of section
one q, in township two >, north range ne
tgj east. il said County and state. excepting
theIe<rOm one acre on. Of the southeast c.lr-
ner thereof. heretofore con eyed TO one
Thomas Miller. said land Will be sold rec
and clear OF al ucumbranc-S by way Of
dover OF otherwise- Appraised al s5 30
Terms of sale: One -thlr in hano one-fhiIo
day OF sale with interest, the payments to
fye. -ecurei gy mo tgz.e .; ;sOl tie pr- s.slses
sold e. .gJJK Am 81 siTa;oT
4 David COck. de- asc1-
HEEKY BROWN. Attorney.
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A Distinruished Visitor.

Rear Admiral Oliver Glisson, Of the
U. S. Navy, was visitor in our city
the past week, guest CT Mr. and Mrs.
james Redick and other friends Ad
miral Glisson is native of Ohio, but
in his youth went tc Indiana, from
whence he received an appointment to
the Naval School He has been doing
his duty in the Navy for fifty years.
and risen step by step to the highest
position in the service. He speaks
with pride of his native State, and its
noble Representative on the National
ticket. The Admiral is man of 6S
years with commanding figure. and
a face that would indicate a much
younger man. Nav the hand of tine
lie lightly upon him, and Lis years yet
be many.
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.Marrifa.

HARPST-P At the resi-
dence of the brides parents, near Benton
Ridge, o., on Sabbath morning, Sep'em-
Der 1Gtli, 1876, by Rev. Reuben French;
Mr.. Elmer Harpst, and Miss 1Iollic c.
Powell, both of Hancock County.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POWELL-At the residence of Silas Can't
neF, four miles south of Findlay, at Il
o'clock, VI by the Rev. o. Z. Moore, OF
Rawson, Ohio, Mr.. Michael Smith, and
Maria Caniner; also Mr.. Andrew Fellers
and Irene Powell.
DENNIS-HORN-At the residence OF
Mr. John Horn, North Find.sy, by the
Rev. Thomas Gordon. John \. Dennis, OF
BlutTtOn, to Cassie II. HOrn.
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Copied and Enlarged and finished in
Ink, OIL, and Water Colors, at A. H.
Nichols
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anderson, Winders & Go.
Can sell Dry Goods as cheap as any one,
and Woolen Goods p per cent cheaper
2l-22
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Tuesday, October 10. 4. ID. 1876.
DITCH NOTICE.
49, : - 49,

AUpIToR's OFFICE. HAScOcK TO-. -,
SePtcmbe 81 b 1875
Whereas, q pei itIon signed by u. =. Wiseley,
and Others, has been led with the Auditor
of said County, pr yiaas Tor the estEb- -IsfIing,
location, and construction OF a ditch, drain
or water-coUrss, on the following proposed
line, to wit
Commencing twenty seven "a rols No Il
of the Southeast CosLer OF tIz south tst
qaartsT of section seventeen .if.. ---r-->ili T.
two (2) North, Rang nine g! East, II Peas
ant SowESni -. aaECOcE tDC.iy. E1-O. ,i- g.
point N an c.1 Cstch channel; Tee 80 r-E
North, following said dijc.1 raTaEc, o. - q.
little West OF the half sec-4G. ..ECs II &c
tions seventeen 90 eight ~ ana fgs 81 Of
the township abOvz nsmsd - TIE line be
tween the cOunties OF Hancock aEd " I'd
and there terminate. The object OF the r.
location being 20 wider, deepen ard ircpsCTe
the grade of the Old ditch.
This Is 70 notify ali persons Interested thai
the said petition will be Up for h5aIing at
the Auditors Office On The 2etll Gag OF Uc.o-
Der, ls7o. at 10 o'clock A. VI.
G.S. MOSHER.
2i-2L County Auditor.
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; 8 Ss ) 2

To isF ~ orSi:E= CIass.-We are now
prepared - furUt- II al classes with constant
EN- piCy ment at hOna. the whole ofIae time
or tCr their sTarc moments. EuSi~CsS new.
light and prufiiSbie. FefSonS q either sex
easily earn from - CENTS TO 8 Ttr evening.
and a prep rtIona! sT;n by GevoI.Eg their
whole time 10 tie business bcyS and girls
earn nearly a. much as men That al who
see this notice may send their address. and
test the business we make lis unparalleled
offer TOSuch as are not well SsItIsfisd We VIII
send Cne do lar 10 paT fcr the trouble Of writ
ing. Flu particulars samples worth several
dollars TO ccIhnence wCTk on, ana copy OF
Home and FiTeSide. one OF the largest ana
best Illustrated Publications, al sent free by
mail. Reader, If you want permanent, prof.
liable work. address, GEORGE STISsoN & Co,
Portland, Maine. ~
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IoraI nrodnrc .Market.

FINDLAY. o., Sept. 90, 1876
Eggs, ID cents.
Butter, 10 cents.
Hides, green, 4i@5 cents.
Hides, dry, s cents.
Calf, green, 7@0 cents.
Calf, Cry, 9@l0 cents.
Sheep Pelts, 20c@60c.
Taliow Z cents.
Lard l0@11 cents.
Flax seed, 81 90
Smoked sides, 10 cents.
Shoulders, 9@10 cents.
Hams, 12@14 cents.
Rags, ] cents.
BeeswaX, p cents.
Timothy Seed 81 80 per bu.
Clover Seed Gets per pound.
Potatoes 40@j0cts per bu.
Green apples. no market.
Dried apples Sets per ID.
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but the eleven year old boy remaining
in the buggy, stuck 20 the lines pluck
iIy, and finally drew tie horses up in a
fence corner and secured them, and
neighbors coming To their aid, helped
them home.
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very rapidly.
REMEMBER TIE MEETING on
SATURDAY, AND COME OUT.

FACTS. D i DeLaud & Co. s
Chemical !Sd!erGtUS is the Best Salera
tu-. Chemical Saieratus has 1G oun
ces in paper, while some brands have
not. Chemical Saleratus is cheaper to
use than Baking Powder.
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The following described property, to-wit:
Two Work Horses, one Colt, SIX
Cows, two one-year-old Calves, forty
head of Hogs, Corn in shock, Household
and Kitchen Furnature, and other articles
too numerous to mention. Terms made
known on day of sale Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. G. X. dALEs-
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How to EanQulsh tie StGmach's Tor.
mentor.

II the Enemy OF mankinI was permitted
to exert his diaboiical ingenuity IN the in
venIion of a new disease, he could scarcely
devise one more worthy of his genius than
dyspepsia. The dyspeptic sufferer is torment
cd by symptoms resembling those % almost
every known malady, and il Offer worried
into monomania Icy these conflicting and
perplexiDg manifestations a favoTite though
absurd hallucInaiion OF the victim of Chi Ouic
indigestion is that he or size has heart dis
ease. Dyspepsia has often been pronounced
incurs BILE. but experience has shown that
Hestetter's Stomach Bitters will vanqush it,
together With the constipation and bilious
arrangement which usually accompany il.
Diseases of the kidneys and supposed rheu-
N stic pains are also frequent concomitants
of dyspepsia. but they, too, snccumb to the
above named invaluable corrective.
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REMEMBER THE MEETING ON
SATURDAY AND COME OUT.
Eou Carl Shur1

Will address the Public at Lima, on
Wednesday. Oct 4tb, 1876, on the is
sueof the campaign. Parties who would
like to see and hear this great orator
will bear the fact IN mind.
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TuE SCHOOLS

under tie efficient superint nience OF
Mr. ]. = Pittsford, we found 10 be in
excellent condition. We were kindly
welcomed, upon calling at the school
house, by Mr.. Pittsforj, and shown
through the several departments. We
found Miss. Sheldon in charge of the
Primary, with an attendance of from
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The Fair.

The managers of the Hancock Coun-
ty Agriculture Society are making all
necessary arrangements for a success
exhibition. There will be plenty of
hay and straw and grass furnished free.
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Fire Up.

Old Winter is almost here, and KunZ &
Morrison are prepared for it. The have the
best lot of parlor and heating stoves ever
brought 10 Findlay, among which are the
Forest Acorn, with n return tlue for wood;
An10lia, a bascburner for soft coal; Ar-
gand and Diamond, for hard coal. Call
and see them. 2O-2l
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Ta-aap's Grain -Harhsf.

FKDLAY, Ohio, Sept. %, 1876.
Wheat, New Mol. 81 90.
Z" g 90c.
Corn, s;ielled, 40c
Oats, white, 27c,
Oats, mixed, pc
The above prices are paid to-day by G
W. MYERS. at the L. E 6 l.. Rv. elevator:
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FEVER AND AGUE
MOTHERS RELIEF
CID DE-. JOIN HOWARD'S

Celebrated fsyori.e Prescription and PrePa-
ration of
E4iasGI3G EEnTss ROOT
Til, time worn aHc thoroUSiiiy-tested old
English Female Remedy, after having Leen
recognized and recommended hy the highest
medical authority of London and Paris, is
Eow of red tc Our American mothers as a
reliable anodyne for use before and a':eI
Confinement.
yarrCr, Suffering sr,G Ds9t.eT
CI Child P,th e,Teciu;,lty avoided Dy the
timely used Of this Golden ReIcsCy. Pre-
parei a strict accordance with the original
prescription and special directions from Old
DT. John Howard, Of London, England, by
the
MEDICAL BU8EiC s STATE DiSPESSARy-
Price, sIs0. PiLaYRA, N y.
5ZS-Send three cents stamp for Circular
HDED BY n. &; ;. -. HUBER
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Or job lots; ALL goods sold cheap for
cash at Anderson, Winders & Co s. 21-22
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FOrSaie.

Clover and Timothy Pasture. The un-
dcrsigneG offers for sale the clover and
timothy pasture on one 20 acre 10y and on
one % acre lot on the old Stroller Farm
one mile from town. Also thirty O- forty
tons Of good Clover and Timothy Hay.
2l-22 w. ;. PARKEk, ADM.
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Have you seen those New Ribbons for
ties. Nobby hats and perfect shades of
silk velvet for trimming at ''The Ladies
Store. H9-Zs
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Mt. Blanchard Letter

Special Correspondence Jeferscn,an.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
of visiting the enterprising village of
Mt. Blanchard last week. A few
items of general interest might be i'll
.nirr
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Can't Ne made by every agent
aevery month in the business We
szssEs furnisu, but those willing to
wCrk cal: easily ea a a dCzAp
sdOllars day right in their OGD
" ~ ~ - localities. 5. Have no room to ex
plain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
women. and boys II girls do as well rs men.
We VIII iurCish yCu 4 complete Outfit free
The o siness pays better han any hing else.
We VIII bear expense of starting you. Par
icu 'arS Tree. Write and see. Farmers and
mechanics, their sons and daughters, and all
classes in need OF gaying work at home
should write TO US and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time Don't delay
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta. Maine. 10
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Beautiful embroideries and edgings at
''The Ladies Store" and those nice collars
and cuffs. l9-22
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EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wheat wanted at the Eagle Mills, for
which the Highest Market Price will be
paid MCCONNELL & ROCKWELL.
Sent. 2S. 1916
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piei.

Findiay. O., Tuesday evening, SepterI-
Der 18th, 1876, jessie II, daughter Of Nj.
ard Mrs. John Davis, aged years, ~
months and - days
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Public Sale
"Wednesday. October IS, 1876.

/ will offer at public sale at my resi-
dence in Blanchard ,ownshiponeh mile
South of Dukes Church on
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Ash Timber Wanted at the
FindIay Rake Factory.

Surprising to think of the bridal hats
and fixings that go out from The Ladies
Store lJ--H-
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The plant referred to by tie writer is
in our Office, has a number OF pods on
il, aad has the general appearance of
Of notify rose bush. We think.
from appearances, that the cultivator
has met with enough success to war
rant him in trying the hot bed system
he refers TO. III 2 good season, with
proper care, ie wo1id doubtless be
able to daI@onsir;-te satisfactorily the
query as to whether or not it could be
successfully grown in this climate.
ED. JkFF
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Every thing new and fresh in millinery
and fancy goods at l. V Ardinger d A: NJ
Rowe's Ladies Store. ~
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REMEMBER THE MEETING ON
SATURDAY, AND COME OUT.
Eislici1 Letter-Cofec Culture.


BIGLlCK o.. Sept. 18th, 1876.
ED. JEFF: Perhaps the readers
would like to have few lines about
coffee culture. AS | wrote about IL
July 18th, Itook a box on the 18th
day of June, and filed it hall full of
chip dirt, and planted six grains of
Java coffee about two inches deep, by
taking a stick and makinga hole in
the ground, covering them lightly
The seeds sprouted aud came up in
four days In one month from the time
I planted them, they had grown thir
teen inches. By turning to my diary
find on the oath of July, they meas
ured 20 inches, and on the 18th of Au
gust 80 inches. On the 1st of August
they came out in blossom, the blossom
being light BLUSH color, like a bean.
On the 9TH of August, the pods made
their appearance, and to day they are
getting ripe. When it did not rain, at
least twice week, / would water
them, and about once every two weeks,
| would take some of the old dirt away
and put on fresh. l have been asked
several questions about raising coffee,
and TO give my opinion about it,
whether or not 1t will grow here. do
believe it will grow, and get ripein this
climate, providing a person will take
care OF it. l have taking pains with
this TO see what it would come to. and
| think that if person Would plant it
in hot bed like cabbage and to.na
toes, and transplant in April or as soon
as the ground is warm enough, it will
grow and ripen before frost therefore,
| carry it in the house at night for fear,
or cover it out of doors. | have been
requested by a citizen of Arcadia to
write, and give this for publication,
for the benefit of the readers, also to
take a stalk to the editor for him to
see amd write an Citcrial note, so
with that request, will close, and
wait for the time to come. w. H.
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Notice 10 Defendants.

ITO Jerome Z. Vance. Elizabeth Il. .Gorhan.
L ID. GOrhaIl, SeIja,Din Owen. Mary j.
owen, AMI George Cameron, whose place Of
residence are unknown:
You are herebyuOtile,s. tI.at on the fSth
day OF Septem ber, A. ID. 1876. i a.
Admin istratOr Of the estate OF John W.
Vance. deceased, filed in the Probate Court Of
hancock County, ohio, = petition the object
and prayer OF which is to procure said Con
to oder the sale Of the real estate Offh. 80 ..
Iohn W. Va ce, situated in he ''-u.f. ..
Henry, State OF Ohio and desert .-
lows, tO-Wit: The Wet half O.! 70 ...
east quarter OF Section elevel ttl ...gs-- BOD.
three t3) North Range slx %. i,..-' r @ enr. .-
cation therefor will 3a for f.a.lE-- .g = .t.
Court On the 18th ddy Of uctG.-.--. a tt .s.a.
at 10 O'Clock \. 81. at which ti,Ha uuiass Won
show cause 10 cnu'Tags. or order viii be
asked, as pay for in said petition.
. Dated this 18TH day OF september, ls7G
HENRY EEAL,
Admir- oftne estate ofJohn W. Van~e, dee.
2J23.
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ANe&-4----. .----. --s-- III
- Given under NV hand and seal. at
T the Sheriff s Office, in FindIay, this
: SEAL ninth day otSeptember Ammo DOmi-
I nj, one thousand eight hund ed and
~ seventy-six.
SAMUEL MYERS,
10 D. Sheriff of Hancock County Chic
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To Trustees :

AND WHEREAS. By an &C of the Legisla-
trre Cf tie state of Ohio. passed February 9,
81, IL IS made the Cu.y OF the 81 eviff at the
time of prOclaimiUg the election. to give no.
tice To the Trustees OF the several townships
of the number of persons 10 be returned as
Jurors from each Township.
The appOrtiOnment OF Jurors, as made by
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas TO
be returned, is as follows:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-29
List Of Grand Juors tor Oct. Term 1876

List OF Grand Juors tor Oct. Term 1876.
Will I'M Bright. Noah Splitter S. III.
F. Bame, William II. Todd John Wy
ant, Augusta Hartje, John Wiscott,
James p. Smith, a. S. Beck. u. w.
Yantiss. Isaac Cooper, S. B. Leonard,
G. W. Earnest. William Russell. JOS
Dillery.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS FOR OCTOBER
TERM 1876.
Joseph StrattoD, Robert Crawford,
Daniel Wagner. Jacob Burhet. Jr.,
El.ab Hassan, A. G. Wordan, d.. w
EBgle, II. G. Palmer, Joel Peudieton,
]. n. Wright, Phillip Hartman, Dan
iel Cramar.