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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

To OFFICE SEEKERs.-We would re-
commend to the bastard polititians of Wy
andot county the following letter, written
from some where out west by d buy to
his daddy; for if mean men get off ce
out there, we can insure nearly every
bolter about these diggings Office; for, of
all mean things on Gods earth, is the rene
gade polititian the meanest. But here is
the letter:
tDEAR DAD-Come out here, for all
fired mean men get Office
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

DEATHs.--The number of deaths. in
New Orleans from the 98th of May till the
Sd of September, were 9, 544, of which
1918 were by yellow fever.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

The distance from Charleston, S. c., to
San Diego, on the Pacific, is estimated at
at 2, 324 miles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

THANKs.-We return thanks to our
member of Congress, Hon. F. w. Green,
for documents.
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To THE WEsr.-The people are all for
the west. 1t is astonishing to see SO many
people going through our little town, NOV
ing West. But after all the western coun-
try is the place for enterprising young men,
with or without families. There they can
rise and grow with the country. Their
energies are not pent up in little eight
by ten room like those in cities; in fact,
the western life gives energy to men. 1t
learns them that,
Perseverance is Roman virtue,
That wins each Godlike act, and plucks sue
cess
Even from the spear proofc crest ofrugged dan
ger"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14
How do We Stand!

Democrats, ask yourselves the question,
how do we stand? 1t is necessary to know
how you stand before you enter the con-
fict, and be sure you are ready for the
fight. Cast off everything like sympathy
for men, who would take you up like trait
ors, and offer you at the altar of the enc
my, for petty county Office. Remember
that Col Joseph McCutchen is at this
very time, Arnold like, attempting to bar
ter you off to the Wings to secure his cleo
ton to the Office of Auditor of Wyandot
county. This is matter of fact. He is
pledging himself to the Wings that if they
support him, he will control enough of
you, fellow Democrts, to elect him. Will
you be sold in this way, by base traitor
to you and your party?
Democrats, your nominees are true to
your principles and party, they are well
qualified, honest, and will, if elected, fill
the offices with honor to themselves and
credit to the county. McCutchen, and
some of his associates on the mungrel
ticket, have not the requisite qualifications
to fill the offices for which they are candi-
dates. Now with these facts before you,
it is for you to say whether you will sup
port good ticket, made up of true men
of your own party, or will you 60 with the
traitors Of your party? Consider well
before voting for one solitary bolter. How
can you place confidence in men who have
established reputation as traitors, desert
ers and bastard politicians?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

~ We have accounts of the loss of
the British ship Nessree and 800 lives, on
the coast of Hindostan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

An expedition to Liberia will sail from
New Orleans in December.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

WH1Gs.-It is fact that the Wings are
to have county convention in this place,
on Friday, for the purpose of putting in
nomination ticket of Wings, to be sup
ported at the coming election, for the va
rious offices of the county. tits also said,
that Mr.. Nc Cutchen has had the liberality
to offer himself for the Authorship in that
convention. But it is doubtful whether
boilers will be taken. A few days more,
and all will be explained. A certain bas-
tard politician is now attempting to rule
the Whig party, the same as McCutchen
attempted to control the Democracy, and
found himself fiat on his back. 1.s. Fl
''Man, proud man,
Dress'd in a little brief authority,
Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven,
AS made the angels weep
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In n Rad Fix.

The Wings have concluded to nominate
a ticket, made up of men of their own
party; and refuse to recognize the bolters,
who have taken upon themselves the re-
sponsibility to nominate a ticket for that
party. What will become of the mum
grels after the whig ticket is put in the
field? We fear, McCutchen will be lost
in the fog-that he will be remembered
no more, and all his promises will fall to
the ground; and thus the few anxious tools
he has had to labor with him, heavens!
how disappointed, after building their
hopes SO high and preparing to officiate in
the various county offices. We think we
hear the curses of the disappointed wret-
ches, falling from their lips faster than
the falsehoods fell in relation to our coun-
ty affairs. What lowness Of spirit
follows these god-forsaken few. Where
will they hide their heads while they re-
fleet of the following:
My May of life
Is fallen in the sere, the yellow leaf;
And that which should accompany old age,
AS honor, love, obedience. troops of friends,
must not look to have, but in their stead,
Curses, not loud, but deep, mouth honor, breath,
Which the poor heart would fain deny, but dare
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

~ Rev. G. Thayer, handed us let
ter, asking for information of one Charles
R. Knowlton, formerly of Natick, Mass
He is "a years old, about five feet 6 inches
high, straight and slender, has small dark
gray eyes, dark hair, and is hard of hear
ing. Any information in relation to this
young man, forwarded to his father Alvan
Knowlton, of Natick, Mass, will be thank
fully received.
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VARIETY.-We see it stated in one of
our exchanges, that there are being exhib-
tied in Boston, three ladies, constituting
quite variety. One of the ladies, 16
years old, miss Norton, measures only
seven feet four inches in height. Mrs.
Briggs is by her side, measuring but thir-
ty-one inches. To fill up the variety, we
find Miss Emma Taylor, thrown in, seven
years old, and weighing two hundred and
nine pounds. Let those who can, beat the
variety. II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

There is free negro at Louisville, KY.
1903 year old.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

emusic Oh, how faint, how weak,
Language fades before thy SPELL
Why should feeling ever speak,
When thou cans stspeak her soul so we'll?
Friendships balmy words may pain,
Loves are cen more false than they
Oh! 'tis only music's strain
Can sweetly soothe, and not betray!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-09-14

c. R. MOTT, County Auditor.
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REPUBLIC BAND.-On last Monday the
Republic Band passed through our town,
on its way to Marion to attend an Odd Eel
lows celebration. The gentlemen of the
band very kindly gave us some of their
sweet notes, to cheer us on in life. They
have the thanks of those who have souls
to appreciate sweet sounds. Moore thus
describes music:
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pENsIoN Bounty Land naws. with the Opn-
aons Of the Departments 10 execution Of those laws from 40 70
s ons ouo oso ooG ssi Pce So
The hauerng under which this work is presented 10 me
preparation press Whist judsmsn, and experience
enbarrassments 10 which large portion feoweizen.
and bounty lands have been subjected by The par
Pensions eahed at the
Sous IMPRESSION hat ga Complete compilation was very
whereby eyeIy ea%an, may DC n me 81 inc
aud decisions ene them as well as se forms ana
appeal when they appeend that injustice has
Il would be source persons
great claims that never have been
DUE which claimants justly entitled,
do %s p1o s Of ,sm BY u"nns parallel
facts in such cases and the provisions law opinions ~
be found this work. the parties entitled might recover their
may discovered by careful perasal Of the introduction
to The work oses,s and naeslases have been as
claims both pensions and bounty lands by nadyef
rendered By Volunteers which "a,
s % s 81 w s
erals oce And in oreyoutonay Communication claims IN
funding i7So pages pages where the
Observation-Disclosures Of this work from gentlemen
public viii be found prehxed to tho vou%e' embracing the follow
M a FlIm s'e,,, !: \ Il c nan1nh'
WIN A. Graham, N. K. Hail.
Members Of the Washington Bar.
j. M. Carlisle,
Jos. IL. Bradley, Walter Lenox,
z. K. Fcndal Rich'd Waach.
Charaen of Committees of and House of ReprcS
senaiiUes, &c.
Geo W. Jones-Chairman Pensions, Senate.
j. G. HarsChaiIman of Invalid Pensions, House of Repre-
Of Revolutionary Claims, House Of
Representatives.
Peter Force-Editor of The Z" American State Papers,
W Liberal Orders for this work enclosing 81 50 copy
will be Immediately supplied by mall by Adamss Express post
age and freight, prepaid, to part of The United Sate.
MAYO g. MOULTON.
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Proposals the Erection the LouisviI Ca.tonl-
House.


IkEAsoRr D1rAKrsxsr. March 90 1883
fHHE lowest proposals Louisville custom
house, received snssT the advertisement December 1852
win the incidental its erection, exceeding
OF appropriation remaining for that been decided
not but reopen the ubse
100 farther Nouco therefore hereby
VIII be received until AZ O'Clock the 15t
day or May (Which be Of work
aeeaby TO such notifications Of the original plan pechca
OF the whole building
OF Si5O0OO. This department
posas invited If the aggregate
be otherwise deemed the Interests United
States.
No will be awarded except master builders
chanes and the Sec
the Treasury will be forfeiture
of the work
eording he quantities
tanned by the experimenting archecD will paid
the work proceeds fifteen the
building completed aud delivered 10 the United
Every proposal be accompanied by guarantee
signed by two responsible eefhed To be HE attorney
OF the United States district Judge fo the said distinctly that the
bidder will when required his proposal be accepted into
bond with and sufficient penalty
1000 the whole (and its proportioD
for 9 faithful performance OF said
The and working tho building
information touching proposed work
be obtained application 10 the experimenting architect
Louisville, Kentucky.
proposals this department, addressed the
the Treasury (enaosed Proposals Louisville
house D and will be opened O'Clock, the day
fixed for receiving the in the of The bdde
shall be present
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar 26-2awthay25 Secretary of the Treasury.
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Lay Cumberland Untyexsttys Al LoD~nons
Tenn

Law school Of Cumberland University al lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Csrushers late one o. us eeu'
Il judges Of Tennessee.
rssn Of judges Of the supreme court
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bromned L. Ridley the ehaneeiors Of The State
their whols Time exclusive
10 the school.
Plan Of Daily examination. OF each class on the
lectures but explanations OF the
daily lessons progress OF The examinations
g Weekly law aud equity 10 which stu
of facts given BY the profess
prosecute all the known ia actual
practice framed require them TO prepare
all Documents 10 be read esi
the trials Some OF the eases are taken by appeal 70
which held monthly Ia The class, aud in
public cad al session The students act as clerks shef
n Jurors chaneeoIs and in other Official
pacities with their suits.
session commences the third Monday in sep
TENDER Thursday February. The second com
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Erpeses per seson-Tuon $50 in advance contingent
Students furnish their books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required the unless the
dents No previous study required for ad
There regular classes Students may entsr Al
time during the collegiate year
a legislature connected win the school
students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT L.. CAHUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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United states Patent Once,

nm petition ofsephsn H. Long Of Louisville, Kentucky
for the extension OF granted 10 him The seventh
"a November 1852 the woodsn framed
bridge o nom The expiration Of said patent
which the seventh 90 day Of NoveMbe eighteen
hundred and my three, (e5J)--
ID oIdsIed thai the said petition be heard me faent
September IL O'Clock, and
all notified and show eaaseH amy cy nave
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required % ME In e raen
forth writing al least
avs before The day hearing filed by either
said hearing be taken and transmitted IN &C
eordanee with once, which will be furnished ON
pication.
notice be published in the National lntel
reneeT Repube and Unon the Journal and
Coue Louisville Kentucky Gazette and the Atlas GIN
cinnat weeks previous 10
hah 90 day fSepember next the day Of hearing
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
o. above papers will please copy and send heii
bills Patent Once with containing this houee.
Ap2l-IaW3W
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant 10 decree of

John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant 10 "A decree of
the high chancery England, made Rson
against ody bearing the 10Th day March, 1884, whereby
referred Joseph Humphrey, the of the said
rotations whom this referred inquire and
John Harrison late of Thurston-
field county Cumberland farmer by the descrp
America and whom he
meant by description my aIaw and
inquire heir
the his DEATH and who the
America, the heir at law of The heir in
the month of August 1927 the heir of the said
his deah the real OF such heir heirs
aaw by their solicitors before the sixth OF June 1852
claims chambers the said
southampton Buildings Chancery Lane London or in default
will peremptory excluded benefit OF the
said decree and all capable of giving information
subject requested TO furnish the
solicitors either of them.
supposed said had only BROTHER Thomas,
who emigned America about s where he married. and resi-
Philadelphia he died in leaving eldest John,
who died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday fourth day of july 1853 O'Clock in the fore
said chambers for and adudicang
upon claims, Dated this 18Th day Of January 1853
CAPES & STUART,
No. Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
Agents for L. Waugh, Solicitor Cockermouth Cumberland,
and for Messrs. Saul. Carlisle, Cumberland
RAVEN 4 BRADLEY,
No. 2 Harcouu Buildings Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her MaIesry's Attorney General
Mar 9-law2w
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Mar 26-2awtNay2.
Virginia Land Once,
RICHMOND, April 70, 1858.

conformity Code of Virginia isi9 49,
49, do hereby make known all whom that
pears the eschealor Petersburg dated
25 day April 1853, aud received the land Office the
27 day of April 1885, that by inquest held the l2 day of April
which John died seized been
escheated this Commonwealth, vizl
the side OF Market
and bounded the the of the late r. O. Eyer
the south by lot of A. g. Mcwsine and on the
properly Lewis Zmmer designated the plat
of No. IL and reputed TO contain The
cheated property and the
which Mrs Bott died scizedhavns life estate by virtue
assembly passed in the e releasing TO her the
Commonw eah's right during her life.
s. II. PARKER,
Ap30-Iaw6w Reg Land once
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DE 1t known to all whom II may concern, that the
ID undersigned according the rules of General Land
Office at washington city, apply Office
uhcates scrip lieu the following land office military
plicae warrants Nos 92 1886, 307l, 3072 1855, 1896,
$685. 1885, 1893 324 1884, and 44 the originals of which is
sued for services Tevouton belonged
Reynolds deceased and have been neither located
patented, casually lost destroyed.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
the other hers alaw VIM. Reynolds decd
RICHMOND, April 20, 1853.
An 2l-law3m
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VALUABLE and improved Farm I'm the vicinity OF
Washington for saleThe undersigned offers for sale Wood-
stock the farm which she resides certainly OF the mos,
valuable and highly improved the vicinity Of Washington Ii lies
District Columbia miles from
leading the city, and in the
date neghborhood the lands Young Addison,
Jenkins bson and the hospital contains three
land hundred which
cleared cultivation, aud the residue heavily mbeed The
cleared land well enclosed, divided fields in each OF
falling Large
lime ashes stable and have been used this land
effect within the three and all
produce heavy There OF bottom
land well set in timothy hy clover and about forty seeded
in wheat The improvements and consist of large and
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses and
all oulbudng~
the farm Possession OF the farm and farm
buildings will be Immediately long credit will be given,
desired, the purchase
further apply to John Carroll Brent attorney
Saw James C. MCGUIRE Pennyly
OF 10Th street, where plot OF the property be
the premises to
Feb iO-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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chemist physician and traveller DE- NJ Morse has for ~ basis az
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Notice O the Establishment Two Land Districts
n California.

WHEREAS the provisions of the of Congress approved
1852 entitled San provide for the OF
the public lands in California; the granting OF rights
other the President OF the United States
authorized, his judgment the public
require, and in the absence OF
legislation Congress the subject divide the
State CALIFORNIA into two three separate aud distinct land
shall determine to be embra
respectively Upper and Lover the Upper Middle and
oWer of the State and Whereas full consideration
public upea,vey requires that at least
t,oo land dricts shall be established in that State;
President OF United
States America do hereby declare and make KNOWN that In
divided land districts by the and
public the parallel OF the thirty
degree the land oce for the
district shall be established at BEMoA and that Tor the
district Los AsoELos.
my the of Washington this
day of March, A. ID. 1883.
BY the President:
FRANKLIN PIERCE
JoHs VIII Commission OF the General Land Office.
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