The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-06
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In good ald suBe Ia IIitlR- livery thing
sFesat eli harmoaiopsiy.
SAmAra Staoc1.. .--!Tlpe Sabbath Sclreol
Icelebrahoa ia tlGis place. Is represented as
being ga6ne affair. Theyoung enes t~med
ont ia goedly nuplfers.
Tna B21oor ascension was ne go; the
thing gave cut before 1t became well in
fatad and oaarc ds~n-
C1scpsNAr1 II EHQumEs, by The way, one
sf the best wspapers We get, is mistaken
ssbout cur organ being She .organ Of the
/" Strong naladcd momen p We only aa-
rerdse for saeh. when they pay us for enr
work.
~LABoR1s Honon&BIn" It may be
hcesarable, bat It is mighty inconvenient
when the Thermometer is about 80 in tie
shade--Eac75umgc
That's what we have been telling taem,
Coo1.-Mr. Tbrasheg aYows that he is
engaged ia raising noney for the Cuban
revolution, and says that he knows of no
law to restrain him, lie adds
There arc many things there, useful
to the revelation, whnh may be had for
Saaooey for instance, Che Spanish army. .
CEEsps SrXT1sglos.--Aceelding to The
census Of 1880, there age, in the State of
0hio, 1851 ,493 acres in improved land
in farms, aad 8,146,0C0 acres Of unim-
proved land
The cash value OF farms in Ohio is es-
tign ated at $35e, 758, sos.
TIE New York Times states that tg,ot-
ting match fer $10,o has been made
between the hackers of Highland Maid &
Grey Eddy, to come off 9TH July, ever
Centerville Course mile heats, best in
five
The CASE STATED -Hadley D. john
son, a lawyer. who formerly lived at
Shelbyville, Ia, and nosg of Nebraska,
wrote last week;
"Please Inform the fiidgety' that slave
ry is not yet established in Nebraska on a
firm basis = Also that there are no fears
of its extension here, as we are detersnin-
ed that freedom shall exist in our terrific
ry, We do not intend to De troubled with
free negroes, or slave negroes, and not
much by abolition negroes !''
GoyENoR OF NEBRAsKA.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore
Repudlica1s says that the Hon, Francis
Butt, of South Carolina, now third Audi
tor of the Treasury, will be appointed
Governor Of Nebraska, in place Of Gen.
Butler, declined.
DURING Con- PERRY's late visit to ia
pan, himself and suite were entertained at
a feast by the natives. Cooked worms,
fried snakes, and variety Of indigestible
compounds were served up, of which they
were obliged to partake through eti-
quette.- Exchange.
That was a larger dose ofetiquette than
we would like to take at one time.
Boar FUss.-On Tuesday, at St. Louis,
the engineer of steamer Sparhawk had a
with the steward of the boat,
which resulted in fracus The engineer
drew pistol and shot and killed the
first steward, and the second steward was
badly cut On the arm and body, and will
die.
A GERMAN emigrant recently presented
himself at passenger Office at Dunkirk,
with through ticket for one hundred and
thirty four persons, and e all in the fami
ly," at that
The ARTEsTAN WELL, at Frederick,
Md, has been completed. The shaft has
been carried down 585 feet, and now the
Examiner says the water runs out at the
rate Of one hundred and fifty gallons a
minute.
The daily sessions of congress for the
last twenty years, did not average over
two hours per day. AS the pay Of mem
bers is SIS per day, they therefore pocket
81 per hour. The average Of them are
not worth that per month.
AN OLD MAN was in Rochester last
week, on the look. out for his second wife
who had eloped with his son by the first
wife.
II is related of Elder Richards, Of Salt
Lake, that he became violently enamored
of two fair daughters Of widow lady.
The mother, who was on the shady side
of sixty, objected to being separated from
them. AS the Elder was determined to
make bargain, he took the whole lot
A YONG man named Rhol, shot all his
little brains out last Thursday, in the
woods near Danyille, Ky, because a
young lady Of Mercer county wouldn't let
him love her
The YOUNG LADY who let down the win
dow curtain to keep the man in the moon
from seeing her in her night clothes, has
been seen at church with hole in her