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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

RICH CoRREsPoNDENCE.-Ani INFINITE of The in
sane Hospital in this city, named Samuel Whelp-
ley, but who calls himself Edgnr Maurice, made
his escape few days, sifee, 09tai1eala horse and
the representation that he wnnted.it TO pbtsue q
crazy man who had just esea ped lromlthe hospital
(he being the very mau9 and thus equipped he left
town The only clue to his whelen bouts is de-
rived from the following letter since received from
him by DR.. Harlow, S4pets: e ldentoL the Hospt-
tall who had taken SPECIAL pains 10 securely lock
him up the night previous Y s eSeaps. lel=
Ter Is one OF the coolest maglnuDle. Here u lst
verb1titl e. l1sFdttRls ~ f. ~ g 3
ttFiVe O'Clock. Fam sotnewliat m a hurry, SO
you must excuse my fniofRaIitifs 6f address, Sc!
find that sWimmillgSa rveT in November in this
climate Is oenviolrs job. slhohkgoG; dear doc
tor, for the remarkable care with which you had
secured nelast night. was real .afFaiG Fsoie-
thing might have hupnenetI 10 me II Iliad mol been
hear any thing cohcetnng that key please intpTm
me by return OF mail. 4 gotone this morning that
answered. as we'll. am writing in fellows shop,
and he is SO ID surly, and am Sos completely
chilled, that must now close. To all my IN 4tir
ing friends please quote those admirable liaesfron
Harper's Magazine: ss Ok
What a,ieler's business is2' 49,
~ elf you wish TO know concerning my hegira,
have not time ut present to write thelpatticulars
bntcan say with ,warlike richmond, husi lar in
to the bowels Of the land have we marched with
out mPedfnent," SN,s
"Good bless you and yours, Doctor, and iare@ell.
;gl98fe. 4 q s 3. .4l "a e y ~
The N. Y. National Democrat says that 2
. tsIn the defeat OF Howell Cobb, We have stri-
king proof, that the secession elements in the
South has been strengthened aud encouragedsby
the fostering care OF y fIersoI Davis"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS !
wv ORTIZ q and silver ieEcs, Gold JeweIy,
w Sver and lated spoons. iand Fancy Goods at AUG
tiQy a IlalII Halls Auction RhOhi, Market street.
safes will commence every evening at 81 O'Clock and
cOnne ev evening this week until alrs sol PIe
GUuds viii Id OPEN each dayS When hdiSsnnL gentlemen
invited to calls GoodSfo DO sold lnlots TO suit puF
jCIl1SUi9,F n - - ~ - p az = ~ -
FINS Will bod chance to purchase, the entlre
''''> .1 9ss - - = -. -, iiR4Ys& Co.
novo4 y ", ~ = = M auctopeer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

..sahe Pittsburgh Journal, WSahinston pN woods.
CaaE copy each TO the amount Of tTes al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

Intend 10 keep di my stock The ye1rroun. and all hO
NAV favor me With cal eanhave their wants supplied
at No1e5 Main Wheeling, Va and lErespeeila
invite all who may notice Ibis semen to call and
examine my cheap stoek, the utmost attention shall &c
given : ~
,SoetG = II - Ri u JOHN u. HEtIhL-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

OuEGaIu " tLIGAUu5O,
III Chestut ST. Philedethiq eEgetts hs State HoHsf
fg HENRI s. yR.R.AREORD,
IMPoRTER AND DEALERlE GURTAI CURTAIN MAJ
TERIAIsy AND FURNrTDRE CovERINGss
(WHICH he oadrs at the lowest market prices,
WROLESALE IND, REIAIL,5{ - : s +
Embroidered Lice Curtains; GIT Cprnicesi /
Pc ausl Sin DO 90 90 F Fns5. sie
French Canopy Arches an ipgss
j and coIoTs;5 stslt35f h Cords Taasals Giinp
Satin de Lainesj Frnges, Curtain ftDtopab
lDGmslEa3 sf7Tfasti3 Is dfsdeesess IT 1fEiaf
Qualities on hand "a s:es ~ sFe yt;ss ass III gl
1PAINTRD IpINDOWSHADES, and HOLLANDSiof all
coIors for shading sfsfsf5, 4 f3,,{SS tss5si IL (
M B. PerSons ordering Curtains, win give The
of the heighth and width o: entire frame Of window.
maF1T-IYd6EW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

The accounts were rendered As under the old
per Gnfeau,of the Department. Nh Iamblelwas
informed of The law and Of the eond hieh
he was placed. Not only was he cut of ironlany
salary whatever for the past six months, abntlwaS
actually brought indebt some several hundred dol
lars for each quarter. As soon as this discovery
was made, he weutto w ashington TO present the.
case to the Postmaster General. 1t was referred
to the Attorney General who, we presume, Yves
too Btsliy engaged in ehistoihry correspondence
withsthe4 Locofoeos ofsMassachpsettst 70 think of
Al ali events, at the latest date no opinion had
been giyenJ and Mr.. Gamble is compelled tothoid
on TO the unpEoftabls Office. They will not even.
allow him to resigns and yet great sacrifice is
exaeted from him 70 Keep the office going
1IOuis IeePpt. ss1.io > sYslI41s3 ID s1.sr,s.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

Professor Alex. g. 6arry's TricophefoT
afeii5hied Comp nor beanfiIy souriinrspr
ing restQripgi strengthen the hair, Ie ySs is
OF the curing rhe1n1t pains, and heal eSts
wounds. Bounded By no geographical lines, lis fsps
sales OF the artcleo f late years in r
that almost exceeds belief. Professor Barry aher s
Iul examination 0fs sales book Ada that he nIn,bs
bottles deTVeTed to order in oEem halls nv,
upwards, during tile year 1852 was Hfthina trias Of s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company,
NHK tolls arenow charged as heretofore this road
earnest desire the Director tht re-
will attend promptly to laying TOLLS as without ms
revt nue the Company have no of preparing ne
road FOR and TO al TINT
this necessary in the best posi- re-
pair Tor the pnhfc Accommodation. Hihont tells his
fa 1aIgs S " o Is. HrkEbtEfoN. sssy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
H1GHLH IMPORTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Flu
In the greatest lmProReneat yet discovered for saIs
labor end expense iHwa shing Clothing and HOUSE Csr
ing Linens and Cottons washed by this Fluid win
writer and softer Than than IL bleaehed on the gra>
VVARRANT Ed not to injure ths fabric. Every lady n
satisfy herself onthat point by soakinga piete OF GOl
or Linen in the FudS 1n strength 1Or % hours Nka
will cIeafy show thst itIn9stbe sy:harmlsSs. VIA
dutel with gallons OF waller to hair pint or tlad.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three TINA
single sixpence which will buy enough for large ir
and sold By the subscriber, WHO hsshS
Iy purchased the right for ohioeounyt, Va. g.
- -, ~ y }I'fss7's JAS. MEBBoR,
ZAuPa NOES, UnionSt., Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
SHERIFFIS SAIL

Tlr-I I
b o. ~ IFhSTR4&BQ AT. L Alb ELL E.ss.t.l
county made the 18th day Of Move 1853 Twill
Wednesday, the BOT ayot $50, at 10 O'Clock
thrteen twentyeighth parts OF tic steambpet'Lh
Bee wing said iandingi tue being the i'm
crest OF "rloTnay Wiley in said steamboat 49, n -
5-TernfS VI sdlc6Ssh! - e "a ~ -
o fafwBI s. wlCKHAM, |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

"a feEiA1Es p R1NTERs In BosTov.- elliptic fol-
lowing dr6mtBe Rcst6hs Give Branch Of NdS. 1911,
'6s. ;as q. s.sass..,s 20 So,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
REAL EsTATE sA1.re
Valnable I.aaa % Sale

,og,s :S 1a2 e ~. o4 Sale.
lnpd sale ueaT te lois or t 1nal County
ssl s. Si Elizabeth. 3,
faimof $50 acres, within miles AZ n;ssellng AlsS
s sn GhS RS su Shis
1T Or prieea4 teAsonable termn y suit PNrehaser
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
= 90 7.zs7 . n. .BPJ ITE5IT =ST: :;.'s

81 6 ESSENCE. / OF JAMAICA A o. g GINeFp
flIIs Esaence is preparation Of unusual eYrsIi.
Extraordinary diaErhRa, tneipien cholera in sSost
alt easeaof OF the digestive functions
inestimable value. During the prevalence or enss!
chSerA and summer compai nts or idre II ia nes
~ etCaciousj family individual or traveller ,bH
Yithoutit ~ p sue 100 i4iJ e lE SsAel
tscAUET0N-Be sure TO get-th genuine Rssepe. NJ.
tspIepatedO only by F!tBHOWN,at his Drug and ca
deThiG, and Tor sale by all the respectable Apotheea:
Ana in Wheeling by-JaMRs BAKER. s' ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
Chean5. cash Store.


TNHE subscriber is just receiving his Second Steek
and winter GoodsS of all qualities ana
styles or Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, which he os
and will sell, than other hoase in the city Is
best qualities OF French Merinos from 90 S11sI per
yards English Mornings from 80 cents tY 60 cts per yard
900 Long Shaws from 81 to S1s hest quaiesi ana ~
other kinds and Qualities In $50 patterns DIG
cada Silks all styles and colo s. and Il low Price W,
ibbons, ali styles pain and scoloped Floupflnau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS. ?

C0YINGToN and 9Hf0 RATLROAD
RoPoSAIS will be received the Office OF the, Gov
ingon and Ohio Ruilroad In C6yihgton Until thel6t
about seventy i've miles Of the above roads OF
eastern pUroh comprising fty miles, lies NEXT west Of
CoVngtonj and the western portion, consisting of about
twenty miles lies between the Kaa'yla rive AMI
the mouth Che Big Sandy AlaTge share the work to
let-incudtng bridging and tuneIings heavy and de
stFable, and s wen worthy the attention OF Responsible
Contractors The western sections above workare
now ready for and the eastern portion will
BE prepared for Inspection by the Sth 81 December.
Further Information may be oh; aimed application al
the company's Offices at Govington and Guyandotte.
lly nj ~ a F. tTHt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30
Persin1lI HAIR Dye. !.

z Hllt5 " EsREh6oVAL.hlkl.iI Il
HAVE removed my aholesaie stock Of DRY GOODS
AND MOTIONS, to tho new four brick building,
81 tf-aE i No.a119,, Main Steeefs 10 5rl,s,.
west side between Monroe and Unod streets, whore
yy be prepared With an early and extensiy Spring
Stock, direct from importers and which
would be pleased to have my old friends aud customers
to call and examine. =, IL y - ,.,.-i - q
tsGeb4 - rs77g-ts.s is1.I ~ III VIM. ", SkhBY.,
UB-J G.. 4eteG win be found at the above establish.
nsnt WHARF he h,na q Ifa 81 fri6rGa 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

. BALTIMORE, June 49, 1880. \
Messrs Evans a Nats6n,i Phil delphia-Gentlempn
We have much pleasure in your Fire ProoI
Chests TO the notice Ofsthe pnbcthe we purchased
from yo having o9F books and contents lepuay,
after undergoing very severe heat during the Ore which
wharf tho S6huga KALI ON the 9Th Jrle 1s50,si
rsi ,,xtt, Yours, very respsctiuly, i
sept9-dty ,.i-y - !. RUSSELL & 'GUBBINS !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

3f'iiT-' 'il''S CHARLES b. PISKI chief engineer.
N. B-The Board OF Public Works Of Virginia, under
whose the and Ohio s TO DO
constructed, ontae account, will meet at Covngton on
the 10Th of December above named for tho purpose OF
eeivng ard acting on the proposals that may than be
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

y iia3 q 1. "a % FOX ItElNT! @ - ~
DWELLING OH Fifth street; Suitah, alarge hnt
iiyand in good repafY Will be rented frOmthe first d
December TO tho first ofApril with tile privilege Of ne
year. Enquire Of BIS DONLON & aIAXSFEfJL, f
4. noV2itf l1sAiL-.t 81 ~ No Monroe 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30


Depot and ,naihiTaUtoFyY No 81 Broadway New Ycl
Retail price, twenty flHe cGntsa large bOttIe.lfs
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. Sold
all The principal druggists throughout the United States
BY j. ii, Patterson, @heellRE, Ea. Jphel4Jtw4wgp,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

I<1Tos Country Merchants q
4JsA IpES AAFPSlT1s q Alp S-W,Ho LISA B.
yII arenoW reeeiVing our Full nl WnlsI s9eh o.
w Hats aid Cops wbic will be- ws Ls s Y GonpTy
chants sing kast, are
IND 6eap R4R orr steSs i2I "
SD. HARPER e son, i2T Main cor. sn.OH;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

--- ROSE PINK ROSE PINK II III q
VERY superior article OF Bose Pink hand and for
IA. s1le by spses1f lif ~ ko4NEsllgt
nov3O No ID Union ct. {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-30

Baskets BASKETSll BASKErSHI
r. MooNEYltE BROTHER, Manufacture rS and Denl.
mall kinds of vi low and V0Dtenware, whole
sale RETAIL 1917 Old Square, side, corner
MarkeO Alley!
All6rge and exteisc assortment of tho wares
in every variety, constant on hand at prices TO and
warranted 70 give satisfaction. Terms cash, -se
Orders promptly executed. Baskets repaired. nv22
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is present at lefgh tho evidence mn
wonderful properties or the trC0pheTOls when he pb
have furnished such mn endorsement this Tbe -.
ness ofthG article and the explanations given Of liz ebs
icaI action GpOntfIe hair The Bcalp md al eSes
perficiaI frriatonfiFa recommended II 10 be asU,i
OF tie people, This was hat The inventor desired W.
cry bottle itself The effects ofhe fluid eSrrrS
Ell 1t acted like charn.r The lades HSS
not be without it. Country every section Of Nv
United States opd they must hayei and thus Was bIt
up Wholesale trae Dr. extelt Mtheito uGheard o,s
- IT,, mi Ii II heSveA lie 80 - u0
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04
Scene at smyran---American VS.. Aus-


r trfan.
In our latest foreign news by telegraph
brief mention was made Of gallant action
'of an American officer, Which is here
more fully detailed:
It appears that NJ. Costa, a Hungarian,
ex-aid -de-camp to Kossutb, and who had
returned from the United States, was
secreted in the house of Sandman, in
Smyrna. His whereabouts came to the
ears of M. Vekbecker, Austrian Consul
General, who, under pretence Of search
ing for a thief, dragged him out, gagged,
handeuEed and conveyed him on board
TIE Austrian brig g-of-war Hussar. All
the efforts Of the other Europeans, aided
| by Ali Pacha and the native officers, to
have the prisoner handed over to the 10
cal tribunals, were in vain. On the fol-
lowing day the Q. s. f.igate s.. Louis,
entered The port, and the captain Of Tie
frigato, accompanied by the .. s. Con
fsul, Immediately went on board Tie Aus
trian ship and demanded to talk with tie
Prisoner, whom they believed TO have a
claim to the protection Of the United
States The Austrian Lieutenantin in COM
mand denied that he had any prisoners
on board. The captain Of the ST. LOUIS,
and the Consul then went to the Austrian
Consulate, where after a scene of tie
most violent kind, NJ Vekbecker admitted
! that the prisoner was on board, and gave
a forced consent to see him.
i Returning on board the Austrian yes
sci, the American Captain thus addressed
/ Commanner Schwartz-'When.I came on
board a short time since, your Lieutenant
lied to my face! The meanest Of my cab
in boys would not have been guilty o
such cowardice! Where is the prisoner.
l wish to see him" AS Commando
Schwartz hesitated, the American added
Bear in mind that if the prisoner claim.
my protection, and has the slightest RICH
:. to it, | will remove myself and will no
allow him to remain another minute OF
board Unfortunately, the generous ef
forts of the Captain of the St. Louis wer
useless, for the prisoner prevaricated an;
betrayed himself so much in hisrephes
that he did not give his defenders tn
slightest chance to save him. When thi
was unknown on shore, great excitemen
broke out, and the Italians would hay
), burned TIE Austrian Consulate had it no
; been well defended In their heat the.
attacked three Austrian midshipnsen VIII
] were on shore, and killed one. On til
: other side, The Creeks or Austrians-tll
5 account is somewhat obscure-laid tn
: plan to assassinate the American officers
2 but being warned in time, they avoide
! tie danger The Italians and their allie
S have sworn to poignard the ten Greek
e who arrested Costa, and the Greeks swea
+ they will murder ten Italians for ever
Greek. The city continues in a fermen
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

PULISHED BY AUTHO RITY.
1 AN ACT a45 f @ n
ADefning the Jurisdiction and regulating
the Practice of Probate Courts
49, s,4 CHAPTER l. e
Jurisdiction Of Probate Ccurts.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of The State Of Ohio, There is
established in each county Of this State, a
Probate Count, which shall be held at the
county seat Of each county:
Eeelusive JurisActioas # Pro5cte CARTS.
See. g. The Probate Court shall have
exclusive jurisdiction in Probate and Tes-
tamcntary matters, except as hereinafter
provided
Ito take the proof OF wills, and to
admit to record authenticated copies Of
wills executed, proved aud allowed in the
courts of any other State, Territory OF
county.
40 grant and revoke letters tasta-
mentary, and of administration:
so direct and control the conduct.
and settle the accounts Of executors and
administrators:
4.-To enforce the paynen5 Of the debts
and legacies of deceased persons, and the
distribution Of the estatesof intestates:
5-To appoint and remove guardians,
to direct and control their conduct, and 10
settle their accounts:
Ito grant marriage licenses, and Il
eenses to ministers Of Gospelto solen.n.ze
marriages:
To make inquesss respecting lqna-
tics, insane persons, idiots ana dear ana
dumb persons subject by law to guardian
ship:
8.-To make inquests Of The amount q
compensation to be made to the owners ol
real estates, when appropriated by any
corporations legally authorized TO make
such apPropria.alohs: .l@
IN lhe crlla3ntl cases Ae1eiLl,,-- - a. 81
SPeclhea.
80 ny coh'es1s o. 'i-e eisc1oh Q
us'lees o. tne fesee
Concurrent Jt'flsdstt'on q l1ro6a1e Cas''7s 81
See, srProbate. Courts shall have con
current jurisdietion:4
In the sale of lands on petition By
executors, administrators aad guardians
and the assignment OF doWefsln such cas-
es OF sale;
!, S-ln the complexion ol feafeoii q l1S,e' .
On pehoon Eoi executors and s'''laliiA'ss q .
'ois'
Z TN a'i0"l,'e S,i'o isa0.l5 = 10y 80. :.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04
VOLs !, NO, Is.
TrIosE roa WHOM WE CARE NOT.

THOSE FOR WHOM WE CARE NOT.
81 Rs rnoaAs MOORE. 81 f
Tothose we efoycswepledsedto to night
Bdtnow attend, aad stare not.
While 1.-The anpler listreeite. ,s ie -.
OF those f9r VIII ON We eage no'i esq
For royal mon howe'er ershey ffown, s'
~ IL on their fronts they bear not
The noblest gem that decks crown, ~.
The peoples love--sve care not.
&C. -sl{ a3ft lIa aR .,F
For slayishnpen, who bend beneath
A despot yoke, yet dare not
Pronounce the win, whose very breath
Would rcnd its links--we care not s
For priestly men, who covet sway
And wealth, though they declare not;
Who poiat, like finger post the way =,
They never go--we care not. ,
For martial men, who on their sword, !
Howe'er it conquers, wearnot
The pledges of soldiers word,
Redeemed and pure-we care not.
orlegal men, who plead for wrong, q.
And, though to lies they swear not,
Arehardly better than the throng
OF those who Do--we care not $50
Fo.courily men, who feed upon
The land, like griibs, and spare not
The smallest leaf. where they cam sun
Their crawling limbs--we care not.
For wealthy men, who keep their mines
In darkness hid, and share not ~
The paltry ore with him who pines
In honest want--we care not s,
, Fofprudent mon, who hold the power
OF love aloof, and bare not 81
Their hearts in any guardless hour ~.
To beauty's shaft-we care not, ,at-
For all in short, on land and sea, Z
Tncamp or court who ARE not
Who never WE'RE, or e'er WILL be o.4 =
Good men and truc-we care not.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04

4 country editor drops the disinterested
observation: Blessed are they who do
not advertise, for they will rarely be trou
bled with customers
Some Of the merchants and business
men Of Upper .Sandusky are extremely
well blessed, for they don't advertise their
Old goods at all; and we hope their trou-
.bles in the business way WILDE few.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04
California RE4lsionaYies.


Not the least of the many extraordi-
nary novelties Of California society is the
weal5hness of some of its citizens, who,
in four or five years of energetic attention
to business, good luck, and now and then
a little triekery, made honorable out there
by success, are the possessors- Of proper
ty from which they enjoy incomes almost
equal to the great millionaire fortunes OF
European Lords. It said that the an
nual income of Samuel Brannon, ESQ,
lis over two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, while that Of J. L. Falson, w. d.
M. Howard, and several others, is but
little if any less.
Ia 1919 hundreds of lots in San
Francisco were purchased for fifteen and
twenty dollars that are now worth over
hundred thousand. All those who then
bought lots, and have had the sasacity tc
keep them, have grown rich.
| We recollcct thatin the winterof 849-5C
amerchant of Valparaiso, named Brown
who left Albany, n. Y, some* seventeen
years before, made an investment of $780,
loco, in certain corner lots in San Francis
! co, and on that investment enjoyed {
yearly rental of pa, 900. His was no
ian unusual case either Ca. E.q.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04

G9- They have decided in the Conven-
tion of Massachusetts, not to elect State.
officers by plurality vote,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04

Gg- Hon Neil S, Brown, late Minister
to Russia, arrived Tuesday in the Frank
lin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04
CHAPTER II.
ORGANIZATION OF THE COURT.
OHc5uI OQM.

00scjuz Oath.
Sec. 6. Before any Probate Judge
shall enter upon the discharge Of tie du2
ties Of his Office, he shall take ansoath or
affirmation to support the Constitution Of
the United States, the Constitution of the
State Of Ohio, and thath he viii faithfully
diligently and impartially discharge the
duties Of Probate Judge to the best Of
his skill and ability. He shall also give
an undertaking to the State Of Ohio, with
sufficient security to be approved BY the
board Of county commissioners Of the
proper county; Or ine the absence OF any
two of said commissioners from tie coun-
ty, by the auditor and recorder OF tie
proper county, in any suTa not less than
five thousand dollars, to tie effect that
lie will truly and faithfully pay over al
moneys that. may by him be received in
his official capasity, tilat he will enter re-
cord all orders, judgments and proceed
ings Of said court, and faithfully and i'm
partially discharge and perform all the
duties of his said Office; which undertak-
ing, with his oath or affirmation endorsed
upon the same, shall be lodged with the
county treasurer, and such additional Or
further undertaking may be required BY
the county Commissioners from said
Probate Judge, from time to time, as tie
state Of business in his Office may render
necessary.
Jadge NJ ito pratioe 1aao.
Sec. 7. 10 Probate Judge shall prac-
tice or be associated with another as q
partner in the practice Of law in any ei
the Courts of record OF tLis State, or ap-
pear as counsel before. sny justice Of Tic
peace or board OF arbitrartors, or referees;
but nothing in the section contained shall
i prevent any Probate Judge Of this State
from finishing any business b him com
ttmenced prior to the passage 10 tlis act
not connected with his official business.
4 At an act as Erecator, Ae7nsiaistrat0r O
I Guardian.