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NEW a. y. HAsf. ROUTE
E go y s,sa y ss.;s2 - 80
NnRIHEkN CROSS RAILROAD.
Between Quincy. Chicago and Kar
tinEgQn.


ALL THEaWAI BY RAIL-
Iv&PKFS> traius carrying TO- great United & tates
IL Mail, leave Quincy daily (Sundays execpt "a !
al IG.I5 a VI. aud stopping NJ ali way stations nr-
i've at Galesburg ~ 5.l5 NJ there conn citing n
rains this hIeago and Burlington road by hicb
lassengefs arrive at Bur ington the same evening,
aud al Chicago at j.l5 next morning.
Ktturnlng, trains leave Caesburg dai " SUNDAY :
x.eptd,} at io31 A. NJ. on the arrival of trnns
from Chicago and Burlington and stopping a; al say
tati0ns, arrive al Quincy 5.25 p. VI came day
CONNECTIONS ARE ALSO MADE
at Mendoza with The Illinois Central road North for
Amboy. Freepart Galena and Duniicth and Sonth
FIR La.3al'e. Bloomington, Decatur and ST. Luis
and intermediate stations.
Al Junction, with the Galrna and Chicago nion
Railroad for klg.n, Beiyidere Bcloit, James, le
Madison, DC
AT Chicago, with trains upon the great Ea tern
lines, and south through the interior If Ipafana
and 0nio. And also with the Chicago and Milwau-
kee Railroad for Racine, Milwaukee, Pond du Lac
&c. dc
Passengers by day train which leaves Galesbnrph
for Chicago at 10 A. NJ viii arrive at WyaLttt IN
time to take the the Rock Island Raj road
for Bureau, Peoria. Rock Island, and iuterme hate
stations.
Freight trains also leave Quincy for Galesbu-g at
5 A. VI. and Gaesburg lor Quincy at els A. NJ dali
ly, sundays cxcapted
The numb Of trains, both freight and passe q r.
will soon b. Increased, II which due notice wiil b.
gwen
On tha opening q navigation, regular connections
viii be made daily BY first class steamers between
Quincy ST. LOUIS. and heokuh, and all intermediate
points
The attention Of travellers and shippers of fr isht
is directed to th3 op ming oi this n,w route a one
"ferlng rior facilities.
n. BUSHNELL,
On tp@x Fgh G,,.
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CARRIAGE nA>urACTGU,

On johnson Street, between lst and 2d.
RY oiBklAN & CO. Having per -u
- ! rnnr',n mansnhy ,,s established onr.else 9
he very best material for the man
ufactnre of Carriages. Bnggles, Gigs and Hacks,
we e@sse prepared TO make ali articles in our line
the very best style and of the choicest material
on asonable terms and prompt notice.
Seni %. Ihha-dlv
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YcnauIss western Line.

nercRautss western Lime.
NEAL, ABBOT Co., New York. WILLIAMS,
y TANNER x Co., Buffalo, Proprietors. Ship daily
from Pier ., East River, New York.
III cnrgoer fully insured 70 Bufialo.
NJ ranshipment between New York and Buffalo.
For fresghl Apply 10
Neal Abbot Co..,
r. b, Brooke J. IS Broad ST., n. ! +.
Virgil Hiilyer.
Mark package, M. ". Line"
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1876 la 1856
- OCULAR keokuk and St Louis Packets This
Il \ old and popular line Of Steamer will run two
daily lines Of steamers between heokuk and St Lou
IS during the present seasou The lines are eompos-
cd ot the following stauneh and speedy boats
Westerner. j Johnson, Master
keokuk. Matson, Master.
Sam Gaty, Able, Master.
Quincy, thew btai)
One Of which will leave keokuk daily. n;
o'clock, A NJ. Quincy at9 NJ and arrive at ST. Louis
next morning. at 0 clock.
Express Mail Line--Thc Ben Campbell. Hcaighf,
Master will leave keokuk daily at NJ and con-
meet at Quincy at 3 ", with the st Louis Packets
Jeannie Deans, Burke, Master
Die Vernon, Ford, Master,
and arrive at 81. Louis next morning at o'clock.
These lines composed of boats whose names
alone are sufficient guarantee Of their speed and nc
com mediation f,b2sdtf
E4 Passengers for the east can take the Quincy
boat nj P. NJ and connect at Quincy with O. meet
ing train on ~ c. Railroad for Chicago and the
east or take the Burlington boat Mt Montrose al
Up. NJ, and connect at Burlington with the evening
tarin on thr Chicago and Burlington Railroad for
Chicago and the east
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CLOTHING cIOTHENGt

toE LIE FALL. AND WINTER TRADE
| ia received large stock Of Ready Made
= l. Clothing Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Trunks
mas, carpet bags Umbrellas, &c, which will sell
at HoLKsALE ASH RgTAfl. AT a very small advance
above Eastern cost N H6FFHEINFR
Sept. 7.-d6w
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hFIEkS 50 the eitiaf ns If k.ol ak aix services a.
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AMI Accoucher
Persons at distance who wish 10 avail themselves
oi the advantages of this popular system Of care,
can ob'ain good boarding III city while under
treat IN ut or may consult by letter.
oihce No. Barke's Gallery, Sd srteet, between
Main and BlobdeaU. febsd6In
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DIs. 4. G. FRANCIS

1 ASlNU permanently located in as city, beg
4 L leave 10 inform MS friends and the citizen.
generally, thai, until further notIQc bc gTen, ht
may be found al the Office Of DIR. j. +. SANFORD
March 81.
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r. ~. C'CONN0R q FRO.
APGTHE(ARIES AND DIR UGGIST

A I0THEGARlEa' HALL, corner Third and n
johnson SITS, keokuk, la, are now in receipt ~
~ large and we'll selected stock of Drugs ~
Medicines, Che micals and Dye Stufs. Also, -
large assortment cf the most popular Patent Med
cincs in some of which they have the ext u
live agency of therefore would call the atten-
ION Of country merchants and druggists to the sxme
Our stock q Perfumery is large and varied, oommi-
sing Lahin's Bazin's and Jules Hauol' 's fnt Ex-
tracts every description Of Hair Oils. Pen m adj, y
Fancy Soaps, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, and all
powders used for toilet purposes
Choice brands Of Cigars Snuff, and Tobacco al
ways hand
EG~ Physicians prescriptions carefully compoun-
ded at ali hours of the day of night.
F>bl6--d 7. H. 0CONNOR 4 BRO
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New Grocery & Provision Store

~ W RINfAN co, having established them.
~. selves on the south side If Fourth street near
10 the Market House, have received larp, and wsl
selected stock of 6roc ries TO which they
~ call the attention Of the citizens of keoluk and
vicinity. Provisions and Feed Of all kinds KEEP,
constantly ON hand All articles delivered in any
part Of the city free of charge. rdec 20. dtf
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John q. Carson & Co.,
m issiOn, Storage and Forw
n.

U. - Levee, aud 30 Commercial street, (betweei
Olive and pins,) ST. Louis, Mo. dswly
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: y = :
finley & FgNkHOt~ER,
IfODI L l..fn ~. Inn AL L.t.r rAi,tr ~.
GODFREY a. SNOW

FORAGE, Fer.arding ard Commission MIR
chant, aad General Freight Agents. Front -g
Feen Vermont aul broadvAg. Quincy, lilu.fs.
20 Properly directed sour care. VII bet rward
fIth Fttsra 'ci, and fricrr and eanst gum nts ali
|ise immediate aud careful attention
fer = f.aEe ~ayage, Moor, Hollow bash 1
uenning Co., Quiucy Pags 3 Bacon * Lou
jan25d3m
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COINTY AGENT.

~ /. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent In
l. Lee County, for the sale of SPIRiICous LIo-
uons for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacram en- al
purposes only.
kuk Iowa.
July 3d. 1885. dlY
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aESEY r. sCHofTK. fpwfN NJ GRANT
SCEEOETE a. GRANT

HESEY p sCHotTE spwfS NJ GRANT
SCHOLTE a. GRANT.
fEsi4A....,..,..s.. VI AkluS ~. low A,
u ANkERS, LAND AGENTS, and N0TARIES
ID PUBLIC. Agents for fhe Untod States Life In
suranee Company, Iowa State Fire Insurance C,m-
pany, Coopcr's Clark Steam Engine Mauufacto-
ry and FIR all important agricultural machines.
Editors and Pr pretors of the WEEKLY PELLA
GAZETTE, Ind pendent in Poitic> and ke.ig igion--S2
per annum Plain and Fancy JOB PRINTERS
octlg dwiy
ROBERT HfAINES.
4 RCIIITECT Grahams Building, 2nd ST, Keo-
a. kuk Iowa.
Plans and specifications for buildings accurately
and scientifically PREPARED ddwty
XITTLLIAM JAkEMAN, Horse farrieg II thirty
w years esp rienee Residence on 9Th, between
Main aud Johnson.
ian22d3m
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THE HYHON.

'IsliE subscribers have completed their arrange
inents IN finishing and furnishing their new 81
loonhnd chambers FIR thu venience Of those who
may wish such accommodation We nave spared no
money or labor 10 make our saloon and equal
70 anything in the country, and arrangements al
ready made for receiving oysers from the east, lid
game from the country and our fine marke shall
make our .aioon superior 70 anything west equal
to anything east. Nj ask but call ANT
trial, and we viii pledge ourselves to give satisfac-
ton.
Parties can be accommodated with private rooms
when dsirtd, and anything served up for them they
may wish
Recollect the place, east side of End between
Main and johnson streets.
uovl5diy MACkLEY 4 JOHNSON
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snow A GRETNr

0MNiS~IoN II rrhants, Whpirsale Groccrs and
Dealer IN Produce, Main street, between Fourth
Fifth keoknk. Iowa.
cpte uiber /, is55.--diy
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NO. 81
City Drug StoYe.
= 4 ES KIY Ids

JAMES REYN NOLDs,
Wholesale and Retail Druqqist,
RlkE0N > Block soulh -iGe Main str,et, n
- keaknk. Having purcLa ed the stock If ~
. = stewart and added il 70 my Irvi-
gus stock and having ordered additional sup -
P''s from the East, am enabled TO offer to the city
ah eonl'tfy trade one Ci the most complete stocks
- oe ouhd IN Inc city. Purchasing glass, varnish
eS' ana other leading articles frsn the manulactur
e's' can sell uIon the most favorable toms to
Wholesale purchasers.
Particular attention giytnto compounding phvsi-
I1"h lH1tFt pt"hs. mehlSd
4 COhPLElE assortment u Narnishes from the
I n Cincinnati and St. Louia manufacturers nj
mehtod KflNOLbS' Drug store.
900 B0A E> uIass sware piuw IlasF nj
~OO RF1N0l.DS' prug stare.
100 DOZ. Floyd's American Penetrating Lini
w ment in quantities to suit purchasers.
2oO dor. Esculaplan Liniment, and great variety
of Patent Medicines at
April 9, 1885. d REYNOLDS Drug stors
| ARD OIL, spirit Gas, l.inseed Oil, Copal, Japan,
IL Demar and Coach Varnish. hand and for ale
at REYNOLDS Drug Store,
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] ATTORNEY AT LAW keokuk, Iowa
FFICE IN the Rail Road Office on Main Street
over j E. Bruce Z store.
bgus z. 1855 4
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J. soarRyfLLr. g0uSs0S RI ID. 6 u. BWADruai
q. Produce A Commission House

PN NNEHk ILLi.. BKADFOkD & Co, GENERAL
'rcduce. Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Dr.eans Particular attention p.lsd 10 The pur-
- and sale oi Western predace. Ai.o. ~ tie
Ieirine and Forwarding business generally Or
J respectfully solicited, Ne. II Icboupitou!as
lei
Aly ID. is55.-liy
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Main aud johnson.
ian22d3m
A l.. psstSs. IN. cLAypooLE
a. T.. DEMENG q CO.,
tSnccessors to Granville B. Smith Coz
II ANhERS and dealers in Exchange, keakuk, 10.
)oigh checks On ali Tho principal cities constant
~ for sale In ~ suit.
Collections this city remitted for promptly al
current rates OF Exehangs
W. will buy and eel all kind Of Cold Specie
and uncurrent Bank Noteo, at best rates.
InteTes. allowed on speoiai deposits
REFERENCES
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New York.
hcssrs. l.. W. Clark Dodge Co. =
Lucas i smonds, st. louis
T.. W. Clark Il Bros.
n. Corwith Co., GaIena.
May 81 ls55.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
nF GEO. G. ANDERSON. on Third, between Main
0and johnson Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Collections
on tbis city remtted promptly, a. current rate Of
Exchange.
~.s- interes on deposits when specially agreed
upen.
Refer to L. w Clark & Bros. ~.
Bogy, Ml;enbcrger & Co.., 'a4keIF'
JOAN j. Anderson a Co.. - h~"'s'
K.W. Clark, Dodge d Co., New York city
G8~~ ofhce hours from A. M to z. Nj.
5aly Ia, ls5s.--dsf
Banking House of Chas. Parsons.
Cor. vi Main and ID SIS, kE0kUk, IOWA.
* lGlT Exchange the East and South bought
Dand sold. European Exchange for remittance to
any part Of Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
deposits az per agreement.
Refer 10 Lucas Il simonds, St. Louis Mo.
l., a. Benoist Co, do
Atlantic Bank, Boston.
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co, New York
Drexel Co., Pailade phia, Pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore. Md.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, Q.
Price, Converse & CO., New Orleans, La.
sept !, ls5d--dly
n. w. Alexander e. Co..
LS0EW ARDING and Commission Merchants
l. Freight gents FIR New York Rail Road and
Fulton Lake Boat Line, on Erie Canal and Lakes,
l70 Ssath Water Street Centrai harf, Chicago, III.
l. = rai ca h adv sances shipments u pr ,dute
Merchandise, for sale in This market, or ship
nenf friends east.
Refer . ". l.. Ewing Co, ST. Louis, Mo; s. a
tine, Iowa; y. Ill tampieil d Co., Galena, Iii. j.
Ii, Lang ey 4 Co.. kock Island, Ill; Bark ey,
Thompson a CO. navcnp9rs; Ii Z. Poster Boards
town, Ill. Hon. A. starne Springfield, III; A.
u & IL. Reed, Gale burg, III. W. :. Gilman, New
York Fassit, Co, Phadelphia Pa. A. Gilbert,
Laehier C0InmerclA Bank. Chicago.
harR package care II T. N. A. il Co.
JuIy II. ISa5-dAwIy
Neal Abbot a Cots Time Express.
ID kOPRIETOks, Acai, Abbot d Co., IS Broad ST.,
L \. J.. Williams, Tanner i Co. Buffalo. ship
dairy by People Line Of Steaulers, foot Courtlandt
Street.
far bills Lading, apply 10
Neai, Abbot CO..,
H. Il. Brooke, IS BROAD st. N Y.
Virgil iIiIlyer
Mark package Neal. A blot 4 Co.'S Express" :"
Jaty ., Is55.--ld w6ln
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s. ". a. III. TUCKER

and Wholesale dealers in Hardware
Ind Cutlery, corner OF Main and Second Streets,
Ia Of he RED PADDOCK.
MY p, is54-dly.
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WHOLESALE Groeers, lea dealers, Commission
|v and Forwarding Merchants, No 81 Leyee
Zee doors below Locust street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
March 4, S5U-d
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II. IIAMll.fL. VI. d..

DiIA sCIAN aud surgeon Office corner Sd and
l. J2hn-on sireets up stair, Keokuk, Iowa
fnrhndtf
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VA HULEsAi.k Grecers, Forwarding and Con
N mission Merchants, Lefee, heokuk, Iowa.
|uiy o. lsJ5.-diy
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

q. b PAKhEK. NJ D. Physician and Surgeon
". Office with Dr Wynan, Main street between lst
and 2d streets. feb5lTy
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nrs. j. HaUSE.

nFFiCE a, has Residence on Blondsau Street
NJeHe door W 81 ot second, ks0kuk Iowa
April II, la3a.--d
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
New Kansas Governor.

We do not regard as OF much conse-
uuence the substitution OF John w. Geary
for Wilson Shannon as Governor of Kan
sas. Shannon was a weak rather than
desperately bad man, and it may be
that the Free. State men will have ex-
changed King Log for King Stork. We
believe, however, that Mr.. Geary is far
man of the political school to which he bee
longs, and will endeavor to deal justly by
the people of Kansas so far as the neces.
sites incumbent on him will permit.
But here is the real difficulty: A Dem.
ocratic Governor of Kansas. appointed by
Pierce, must enforce the Border -Rufian
laws, as expounded by Lecompte aud
gloried in by Marshal Donaldson and Sher-
ifi Jones. No real reliefcan ever come to
Kansas except through the overthrow OF
that atrocious code and the utter discred-
it Of the claim of its authors to be account
ed law makers for Kansas. Ii those en-
actments are really laws, then Kansas ia
already enslaved, and her Free State citi-
zens are rebels, subject to Indictment and
punished for heinous crimes. No meas
ure of pretended relief can reach the
depth of their distress which. does not
sweep away bogus laws and their makers
as impudent impostors.-N. y. Tribune.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
Pole Raising.

On Saturday morning last, the Repub-
licans of Upper Sandusky, raised an Ash
pole. 100 feet in height, on the corner OF
Sandusky and Wyandot Avenues, upon
which, is now floating splendid Fremont
and Dayton Flag, manufactured by the
Young Republican ladies of this place.
The ladies of Upper Sandusky, enter into
the Republican movement with great en-.
thusiasm. They have no idea of offering
the Presidency as premium for bachelor
ship. ~sr '@H7a.5 sD&
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
Another Important Accession. .

2 Lieutenant Governor MYERS, of Toledo,
who ran on the ticket last fall with Me-
dill for reelection, has published strong
letter, repudiating Buchananism and de-
clarlng himself for Fremont and Dayton.
Gov. Myers has been one of the most in
fuentiaI Democratic leaders in Ohio, but
he can't stand the Calhoun platform
His loss will be severely felt by the Black
Democracy of Ohio. E ssT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
And still Another.

George 7. Barnum, of Cleveland, who
was private Secretary to Gov. Medill, is
out for Fremont. Thus, one after anoth-
er of the leaders of Pro Slavery Democ,
racy are abandoning the rotten hulk, as
rats leave sinking ship. OF the rank
and file who are deserting that party and
ranging themselves unde.' the Republican
banner, it would be impossible to keep
count.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
A Few. More.

Since our last issue we have received
fifty campaign subscribers to the Pioneer,
and number of yearly subscribers
Clubs have been sent in by Mr.. Lindsay.
of Miff1in, Mr.. Hoffman, of Tymochtee,
Mr.. Welsh, of Antrim. and Mr.. Morrell,
of Salem,t to all of whom we return thanks.
Let our friends continue to circulate the
documents, and a brilliant victory will be
their reward We want to scatter Pioneers
so thickly over little Wyandot, that Bor-
der Ruffian Democracy can't wade
through them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
.sHeIp Me, Cassius, or ISink!,,

The Bnchanauites are loudly calling
for " Helpns TheAloud pulsations of the
public heart for Freedom and Fremont
alarm them. Hence the call for money
embodied in the following ci' cular for
warded to US by Post Master who re-
'ceived it iit:-@--~-,-s><-4--,~ees.s@
- NZg (FnsyArE,) = crrr<Ye
TO MesP Postmaster. of---. fA~& (
DEAR S1R--At private consultation
of the leading Democrats Of the Union
held in this city, immediately after the
adjournment of the Cincinnati Conven-
ton, it was recommended that each Post
master be requested to contribute an
amount proportionate to the receipts Of
their respective Offices. Upon examining
the returns of Is the Post Office Depart
ment, it is found that your proportion
will be three dollars, which you will con-
fer favor by remitting by return of
mail.
The principal object in making these
collections is to throw into the doubtful
States an immense quantity of speeches
| duu uOCuulculS Ill ldfOl Ot tllc pOilCy VI
the Democratic party, and also to assist
in defraying the expenses of speakers
that will be employed during the coming
canvass. You will therefore perceive
that every Postmaster WHO WISHES
FOR A CONTINUANCE OF HIS OF
FIClAL position will find it for his in
terest to use every effort to bring about SO
desirable result. sa aaf5e s9lfla s7sl
y Eg aPostmasters are appealed to be-
cause they are considered the representa-
tives of the party in their respective To-
calities, and being the recipients of the
patronage of the Administration, it is but
just that they should comply with its
DEMANDS.
Please send us the name of some relia-
BILE leading Democrat in your town with
whom We can confer hereafter.
Address, PERRIN M. BROWN.
Washington City, Cd. G.. 1856.
Instead of sending the !" three dollars"
to Washington, as requested, the gentle
man addressed it to us to pay for ten CO.
pies of the Campaign Journal! This
may be taken as significant "sign of
the times. ."-Albany Eye. Jour.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
They Can't be Trusted.

tAauss =. -----------%-m~%--r re ss
They Can't be Trusted.
"When the Devil was sick, the Devil Monk
would be- .4ia H0T ses o7 2uTna
When the Devil was well, the Devil a Monk
was he''
The above couplet reminds us of the
position of the African Democracy at this
time Until quite recently they wouldn'i
acknowledge that the Shawnee Mission,
bogus Legislature of Kansas. had made
ldacs abridging the freedom of speech and
of the press, and making it a penal offence
to circulate the Declaration of Independ-
ence or the New Testament in that Ter
rltory. Whenever their attention was
called to these Infamous enactments, they
stutifed themselves by denying that such
laws had been passed by the Border Ruff
fan Legislature at ALT was an ssAboli.
ton lie," &c. @ ,- ,.as,o,
Since the introduction of the Toombs-
Douglas Bill, however, which proposes
to abrogate, in part, this Internal code,
the tune has changed, and now Black De-
mocracy wonders why the House don't
pass the bill into a law, and thus nullify
the Shawnee Mission enactments. Even
old Cass has walked up. and declares tn a,
such laws are disgrace to humanity.
Ah, gentlemen you turn pale-you
would have the people believe that you
are on the stool of repentance. Possibly
you are-possibly your repentance is sin
cere; but it won't save you. AS long as
you fancied yourselves secure in the pos
session of power, you denied the existence
Of the ''bloody CODE" and the Free State
men in Kansas cried to you for protection,
in vain. You were well then--now you
are sick; but depend upon it that nc
quack nostrum like the Douglas bill can
save you. AS the culprit on the scaffold
with the rope around his neck, is permit.
ted hearing ere he is swung off, so the
people will hear your eleventh hour peti.
ton for mercy; but grant it-neyeriq Dc
not fiatter yourselves that reprieye. will
come. The decree has gone forth-tot
latet TOO LATE!! As God liveth, and jus
tice is omnipotent, your political necks
will be stretched as high as Haman, SC
sure as the fourth of November arrives.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
A Street COllOquy.

SCENE sANDUsKY AVENUE, NEAR THE COURT
HOUSE BUcHANIER AND FREMoNTER
MEET.
Fremonter-" Good morning, Mr.. -.
How die you like Dave Carter's speech
at the meeting on Saturday ?''
Buck" A miserable affair, sir per-
feet failure in fact. no speech at all.
sir. Carter can't make Speech
Fremonter-'' But your party used to
consider him great man-one of your
crack stunpers. .'ssess %
Buck-(A little fusticated )-"Oh
All Well-Circumstances alter cases. %
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07
@ The New York Radical Democra

@ The New York Radical Democra--
cy, at their Convention at Syracuse on
the Gath ult., repudiated the nomination.
of Buchanan and declared in favor Of
Fremont and Dayton. This is an inn
portant movement, and will secure. be-
yond all doubt, the vote of the Empire
State for Fremont. Theiz address anda
resolutions are outspoken and manly ina
favor of freedom. &T a9s e5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

gE- The Tifin Tribune says that Hon.
Anson Burlingame, the man whom bully
Brooks was afraid to fight with. rifles at
fifty PAGES, was raisedin Melmore. in that
county, and married Yankee girl, and
settled in Boston. Seneca county may
well be proud of such game.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-07

JEFFERSON, for September, is just re-
ceiyed. 1t is embellished with beauti-
full steel engraving representing group
of &c Children in Storm" which, with
a handsome colored Fashion Plate and
variety of literary contributions, COM
bine TO make an attractive number.