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N'eeV Sesaas1eer Clothing.

It sS-EE&MN aTs E1Mg, Ga G&p-.
No. IS Camp street,
Have just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing
Barpour Merno COATS;
Colored and Black Alpaca co ATS-very rich
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS.
Seersucker, Linen and Cashmere COATS,
White and Colorcd Linen Duck PANTS.
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gauEe Merno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iislo Thread Undershirts; LINEN DRAWERS.
New Styles Of Lisle Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE.
SH1RTS-A supply of Coloed Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do.
TRUNKS-An invoice of the best Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks dephia manufacture.
UNBREILAs-Just received small invoice of superior Silk
ana Bingham Umbrellas my12 2pl2t
aaa'g"iUeG.
W aDRGHeM5 &C. wv IA w.
HERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
~n (Under City Hotel,)
usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMNER
CL OTHIN G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CAsiIMARETTE AND ALPACA COATS.
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS.
AARSEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS.
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS
SHIRTS, and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
AZ 2ptf in every variety.
DepOEs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
as 2ptr Nos. q and ISL Chartrss street.
E1'. Sn1ssaEeg Reynolds.
OFF1CE-No. 116 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALp HAD WHtTHSwBILNG, SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja31 2ply
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DELIGHTFUL AND HEALTHY LAKE SHORE FAMILY
Residence in complete order at Iewisbnre for sale.
A DESIRABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAND
Al at Lewbbng, parish of ST. Tamnany, front of The
big wharf 6 measuring one arpen front Lake Poncher
buildings and improvements thereon consisting chiefly of
spacious and elegant twoory dwelling having about 10 feet
'front.' with large dining hall six bedrooms rear gal
lerss etc kitchen six stables house,
ery is well fenced mostly in high cultivated state and
handsomely planted with flower ornamental and fruit trees Of
every description the whole in first order worthy the
special attention of amateurs 800 -
The Household and Kitchen Furniture ETC. IT =
Forfurther particulars, apply to
., !. N. VIGNIE, Auctoneer
aA tt Corner Of Cont street aud Exchange aley
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DEATH OF A ScHoLAR.- Curious WM.-We
learn from an interesting communication in the Ports
mouth IN. H) Journal, that George Jaffrey Esq, of
that city, died there the 4th instant at the age Of
66. He had been librarian of the Portsmouth
Atheneum for SO years. He was aprofound scholar,
having devoted his life to books, the will of his great
uncle forbidding him to follow any other profession
than that of a gentleman, and compelling him also
to make Portsmouth his permanent residence His
great uncle in question graduate of Harvard in
the year 1886; was original purchaser Of Masons
Patent; acerk to the propretors; was one Of His
Majesty's Council, and was a man of great wealth
and consequence. He died at the age Of Sc years. in
the year 1902. In hg will he bequeathed all his real
and personal estate to his grand nephew and name
sake, Geo. Jafey Jefres, then only 10 years of age
The inheritance was on these conditions That he
should drop the name of Ieffries, become perma.
nent resident in Portsmouth, and never follow any
profession except that of being gentleman.
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.Hoevzses.e Spokese against.

Differences oopnon exist Fin the world nearly il not
all subjects induced think alike is it
perhaps desirable that in everything the views of all should be
alike But however much people differ on other Subjects
believe but opinion expressed by all who have
used ...
Nyiner's Canadian Vcrmifuge,
and that is that it is superior to all other preparations
edy Worms We have known heard Of in
which has fac ell who express their entire sssfac
ton and approval it is nowhere spoken against but the
tray every where spoken we'll Of is it strange that it
should be SO, when consider its superiority.
Be particular and remember the Winers Canadian
Vermifuge" This is the only article that be depended
Remember this. ..=-s-.. e..o + p -H -rF H..
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
mYla 2n3iMnMeFrk1tW z and lhl ChArtres st.
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we learn that the low pressure steamer South
ern star, which has been running, for some months,
in connection with the opelousas Railroad, on Bayou
Teche, has been Withdrawn from the trade We are
NOT what boat, Of any, has been employed
id her place. The Southern Star is now in Mobile
preparing for summer business to the several places
Of resort on TINT delightful baY 49, ..E
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THE The Northern and Eastern mail via
Mobile, due yesterday failed from beyond Augusta
Il are under obligations s.of the
fire steamer Il. ID Newcomb for late river papers.
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George re. Cas's'OeEiee,
DENTAL SURGEON,
"aH -5 (Late of Mobile,)
in all Of the various branches Of the profess
sion TO the citizens of New Orleans and vicinity
Riy- CHILDRENS TEETH EXTRACTED, and advice
given to parents regard the management and treatment Of
the teeth free of charge.
na- OFFICE-No / Carondelet street. Ja3l 2p3m
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/ 400, DOG HAVANA CIGARS.

JNRIDAY, Goth May, 1885, MT 10 O'Clock, A.
Il NJ sold the Sales Room popular and well
Importer IA F. Wallis No, 70 Magazine street, without
100000 Genuine importation Havana Cigars, consisting
mostly of choice brands
TERMS-Under 5000 cash; $500, six months for
aUpruy paDer, my2D
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MrF,raud--VVe would call attention OF the
public against fraud daily practced the unsupcct
in the article of Dr. j. Hosetters celebrated Stomach Btes
Since these celebrated bers have popular others
have been making preparations to initiate it, and
have purchased old bottles reled We
all buy of none but respectable dealers the genuine
all covered with metallic cap and the it. For
by John Wright Co., q ISL Chartres street O.
0. Wooaman, Magazine and Common. my2s 6tL1tW
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Nc American Party-The Members of the
American Party of the First hereby notified
meeting be held at the Genuine Exchange Dryades street.
between Thala and Mclpomens, SATURDAY EVENING.
oath inst, at o'clock
Punctual attendance is expected. smy2a 2p2.
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Elegant ssssasa,ees. Clothing.
EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS.
ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP. ..
Clerks Speaking French and Spanish Languages
f ALFRED MUNROE &c Co.,

+ ALFRED MUNROE &c Co.,
81 Magazine street, corner of Grayior
Would call attention to their present assortment OF
Fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whichmay be found the following
Single Mild Cashmere FRoCKS AND PAETALo0NS.
Drap D'Ete FRoCK and SAC COATS. =-4sf
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS.
Barpour, Alpaca and Merino COATS.
Check Linen, Brown Linen and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTAL0ONS, 200 different patterns
French Drap D. Etc PANTALOONs.
White Marseies VESTS. s-= ..-......
Very rich assortment of Fancy Harsccs VESTS
Rich Fancy Silk and Satin VESTS. &y&g
Bombazine Barpour and Alpaca VESTS.
Garze Merino UNDERSHIRTs, whole and half sleeves.
Gauze Cotton =" I~ ." n@s
Iisle Thread :. j" +"
Half Hose Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchefs, Crnvas
Very large assortment Of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
ROTS, Aoz.EKENG,
Our assortment BOYS CLOTHING is very complete, en-.
bracn all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
and guardians invited call and purchase well made cloth
ing for the boys under their charge. Il.
K INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
assortment Of all articles manufactured by the Union
India Rubber Company, including Coas Leggngs Blankets
Piano Covers SubMarne Auors, Water Pals, Gun Covers
Canteens Water Bottles, Beds and Pillows Life Preservers
Cloth, by the piece yard etc., etc. r5 ~
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
myla ep6t "a Magazine street.
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american Ticket.

american Ticket.
MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN,
-
COMPTROLLER:
THOMAS THEARD,
STREET COMMISSIONER
P. AMEDEE@ GUYOT.
RECOR DERS.
FIRST DISTRICT. ............., Gerard Ststh.
SECOND DISTRICT. ..........J L., FaI,re
THIRD DISTRICT, Joseph Solomon.
FOURTH DISTRICT. ........... Francois Rot,lfeny,
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-TN " -Sysp .Y-N

~ I'D T Es ID Y
Yesterday afternoon O'Clock after long and painful i'll
native Of Maryland resident Of this city fof tho last Is
years. G2@37 =
His funeral will take place at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING
from his residence Greaen and Couet Streets Third
District His friends and acquantance requested attend
his funeral, without further invitation.
Baltimore papers please copy. 95,r
Last evening att O'Clock, Gen WILLIAM DEBUYs aged
His friends and those of the fnmy respectfully invited
to attend his funeral which will take place THIS Saturday,
AFTERN O'clock from No. ITO Burgundy street.
between St. Peter and Toulouse,
FUNERAL SERVICE.
General Orders, No. 81
HEADQUARTERS LIST DIVISION Il. M
Nelv Orleans, May 24tl 1856.
l. The Major General commanding the First Division an
noces with deep regret the death Of his immediate predeccs-
sor, commanding the Division Gen. WILLIAM DEBUYS
General DEBUYS served in defense of his nntve city In
and, independent of his military services he has
filed with honor and distinction several important Federal
State and City Offices which have entitled him to the respect
and consideration of his feow-citizens
the Volunteer Corps of the First Division will assemble their
respective parades at half four o'clock p NJ fully equipped
and preparation funeral service The procession will move from
his late residence No. ITO Burgundy street. between St. Peter
and Toousc streets, at O'Clock, precisely.
g. Rrgadier Parsy commanding tho Louisiana Ie
gon Brgadier General Tracy commanding the First Brigade
gade charged with the of this order i'll their
spective commands.
Officers command OF corps will join the Major Gene
raj and Staff at the Pluce d. Armes.
4 The artillery and Infantry will be prepared to fire the salues
due 10 the rank Of the deceased.
BY order Of JOHN L. LEWIS a
Maior-Genera Commanding First ..E-..
ARTHUR FoRsTALL, Aid-d Camp ~ 1ny24
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$t{F
A law has been passed by the Legislature Of Iowa
providing that railroad trains shall come to full stop
on approaching crossings, under a penalty of five
hundred dollars half to go to the informer. If life
or property is destroyed by violation of this act the
penalty is double the value of the property, OF from
$4,000 to $4,000 for e to be recovered by the rep
resentatipes of the recovered to go
to the widow and children, if any; if neither to go
as other personal assets.
Men of the noblest disposition always consider
themselves happiest when others share their happi
ness with them. Iz
Steamboat Departures This Day.
tg MOBILE 5s+
Florida Huchng MASTER the arrival at the Lake of the
O'Clock p NJ Ponchartran r. Geddes 10 Bank Place,
TCHEEUNcTA RIVER
Virginia Pearl Hoffman. the arrival the IL O'Clock NJ
Pontcharain d. C. Lowber, No. % Magazine street,
agent. $50
Antelope, Brown master, a5oclock Beterson Keee %
Tehoupitoulas street, agents.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Pennsylvania Kneeier, master, o'clock p NJ John
& Hyde & Co, 6s Poydtas street, agents.
Nebraska Ford master at o'clock P NJ. John Z. Hyde
" Co. C. Poydrss street, agent
PAsCAGoULA.
California Nelson's master she arrival at the Lake OF tho
o'clock A. NJ. Pontcharraiu ears. R. Goddess 10 Bank
Place. agent. 5
h ATCHAFALAYA RIVER. a..5 @
Frank Keeling Grant master 5oclock A. Baque Il Gus.
tomhonse street. agent.
RED RIVER b.
Grenade Grrmp MASTER at O'clock Lewis snapp Co., 81
Front street. and T. B. Smith. II New Leyee, agents.
Rosa Dow,y master, at o'clock Lewis snapp Co. Front
street. and t. B. Smith, u New Leyee street agents
H NJ Wright Clarke, master. at o'clock Lewis snspp
Co., and I. B. Smith, agents.
STEAMSHIP DEPARTURE ON SUNDAY.
Ne VERA CRUZ. 5s''
Texas, Forbes, master o'clock A. NJ. Harris Morgan,
foot of Julia street. opposite the Steamship Landing agents
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Boots, Shoes and sEgs"0ga7as.
.s5 sy5 AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assert
ment of BOOTS SHOES, BROGANs, EATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, the lowest msrke.
prices, by a.. ", w. -.. 4
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, GAPS. ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE h.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. feghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, st the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
~ FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W ...- ,. f. ... 10 Magazine street.
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY A. HOFFMEYER-TWO STORY
Dwelling House, fronting Apollo and lots
in the Second District.
RI,
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pr. Sa1sseseE Reynolds.

oFFICE-,No. 116 GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALp HEAD WHtgH-swELlKG SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ja3l 2ply
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THURSDAY, May astl, 1856, at 1s e'cloc1

UNREsERvEU SALE ON LONG TERMS FOR NOTES
without cndosers Of very eligible Building Lots in suburi
Treme at short distance from Canal Carondeet
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BY N. VIGNIE, Aucioneer. r-
MONDAY, goth Inst, at IL o'clock, A. M.
Y1 No. l63 Old Iyee, Of Hospital Street. will ba
sold
The Contents Room and Boarding House, consisting
Tables Clock, Bed ind Bedding. Mattresses Looking Glasses,
Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, Glass and China Ware
n.f-TERNIS-t.asli myA
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COMPTROLLER

THOMAS TEIEARD.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.

BY r. B. SYKES, Anctloneer.
TUESDAY, 27th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock, mt his
auction store, As Magazine street. will be sold, 10 close
consignment
$50 bhls Bridgewater Paint, genuine article ~
NsF-TermS sale my2t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Thursday. -: :::: Jan. II,
Daniel,s Himself Again!

- All who doubt the above assertion are
requested to call at the Railroad Grocery
and lsatisfy then,s elves that what we have
said is true. They will find the.veritable
DaHiiei there; as large as7life ana twice as
as clever--hisbiy face radiant with smiles,
and his kind heari ever alive to the udnts
OF bis fellow fitizens-especia!Iy if they
s,canf any thing, in his line. Read the AID
vcrtisement in another column, headed
Wonderful Circumstance, aud you will
then be posted as to who we are alluding
to. After you have read it Carefully, call
and see the said Daniel and you will not
regret it,. H.l-sa5e 4aas5 s y -~ods ee-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
NHw Firm.

The late firm Of J. Ayres d Sigler has
been changed to j. & D. Ayres- Harry
having stepped out and the Captinq step
ped in. We need hardly say a word for
ellherthe retiring partner or his successor,
as they are both gentlemen who are well
and favorabl y known to most of our rea-
ders. The former retires with the best
wishes ofa large circle Of friends. while
the latter resumes the Nero lntile busi-
ness with host of former customers and
friends who will rally around him as in
days gone by. Success, to the new firm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Gold Weather..

That venerable old gentleman, "the
oldest inhabitant'' knocked under last
weck--he say ne never experienced cold
er weather. The thermometer was as
low as 26 degrees below zero. Whew!
Jeru -sa-lem; it had lasted much longer,
it would have taken all next summer TO
have thawed us out. Our wood pile
melted away like snow bank before a
summer sun, in consequence of which
our purse collapsed, from which it has
not fully recovered yet.
From all parts Of the country the pa
pers come to Us filled with accounts Of
snow storms and cold weather. AT ST.
Pauls, the thermometer is said to have
been 43 degrees below zero. We have
heard Of several persons having been fro.
zen during the past week.
Where's the man who predicted that
this would be an unusually mild winter!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

We this week publish the ''last words
of Billy Medill, and we must confess that
he talked little longer than dying men
generally do. 1t is a ponderous docu-
ment, but contains nothing worthy of note
the greater portion of it is simply re-
hash of his stump speeches last fall, in
which he labors hard to convince the peo-
pie that the local authorizes are the cause
OF the heavy taxes which they are called
upon to pay.
One of the great points in the message
is the announcement of the important fact
that it is the taxes that are burdensome
upon the people, and not the tao laws.--
Shade OF Webster, what wisdom! aa
But, we have not room this week tc
give you all the strong points of the mes.
sage; read it for yourselves, and never lei
US hear you say again that Billy Med'l
should not be elected President of the u
nited States. 1t would be wrong toconfne
such gigantic mind, such brilliant talents
within the bounds Of old Fairfield. B
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
WILLIAM MEDILL
COLUMBUS, Jan. 7, 1856.


Free State Nominations in X ansas.
We learn by a gentleman who arrived
in our city, yesterday, from Kansas, that
the Free State Convention of Kanzas held
its session at Lawrence on Tuesday the
22d of December. The Convention held
three separate meetings during the day
and put forth the following ticket to be
canvassed at the next election, which takes
place on the third Tuesday in January.
For Governor-Charles Robinson, oil
Republican party. jsIaaa f.a r. I
For Lieutenant Governor--W. Y. Rob.
erts, National Democrat.
For Congress-M. w. Dellahay, Ma
tional Democrat. ..,z.t.. t'. q.
Secretary of State-P. G. sehingler
Republican. --.. "a ,'..'f H.. .,f.'~.
Auditor of State-G. A. Cutler, Re
publican.
Treasurer of State---G. A. Wakefield.
Republican. L.,-,....-. =. .:...
For Supreme Judges--S. M. Latta
Wing; Nj. F. Conway, Freesoil D Democrat
Morris Hunt, Wing. as15E -..'
Clerk OF Supreme Court. D. Floyd
Democrat a..asHat '#-s oe ~
Reporter of Supreme Court--Thurston
Democrat --ih ,-.l!1. t.. a'a5i" 5"'l
State Printer-Speer, Ed. Kanzas Til
bune, Republican 80 'oq'
There was full representation from
all parts of the territory. Colonel Lane
the opponent Of Robinson for the nomin
alton for Governor, was defeated by vo;,
of 55 to 90. After the result was knowr
he addressed the Convention and urged &
warm support of the ticket.-.S. L0ui
Dena. alfrJ h.rt l .Htt#iEl Il =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Marble Works.

We ask the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of F. w Underhill &
Co. in another column. An establishment
of the kind has been much needed in our
town, and We hope the citizens will en-
courage the genllemanly proprietors in the
prosecution Of the enterprise, by extend
ing to them liberal patronage. They
are good mechanics, and, we think, will
not fail to give general satisfaction.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Saturday Post.

This is not only one of the Oldest pa
pers of its kind in the Union, but also one
the very best. Editorially it is ably con
Quoted and its selections are Of the choic-
est kind. AS a family newspaper it can
not be surpassed. TERMs.-S2 il paid
in advance, and s3 if not paid in advance.
Clubs-4 copies for S5, or 8 copies for
$40. I'D
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Ohio Legislature.

The Legislature of this State met on
Monday, the 7lh inst, and both branches
were organized on that day. s.l .I.I
The Senate was organized by the cleo
ton of the following oficers:--Clerk, w.
T. Bascom, of Franklin, first assistant
Clerk, E. Foreman, of Wayne; second
assistance, G. N. Shaw, Of Brown, Ser
geant- at arms, ]. Fazon, Of Lorain;1 first
assistant, S. Mathews of Franklin. a51o
The Senate passed the usual joint res
olutions to proceed to count the votes for
Governor, DC, on Wednesday. t...
HoUsE.-A very large number OF per-
sons were present at the Hall of the House
to witness the Organization. The House
was called to order by DR.. Trevitt, Sccre-
tary of State. The members presented
their credentials and were sworn in by
Judge Barley ofthe Supreme Court.
The following gentlemen were then e.
lected officers of the House: N. H.. Van
Voorhes, of Athens, Speaker; James S.
Robinson, of Hardin, Clerk; w. G. Powell,
of Ashtabula, first assistant; e. w. Hall,
of Deleware, second assistant; Newton al.
Brant, of Morgan, Sergeant at Arms;
Henry A. Hamilton, of Green, first assis-
tant; A. c. Barber, second assistant.
ii
The afternoon session was principally
ocucped in listt ming te the reading of the
message of the Governor. 4 .''<'
Hall of the House Of Representatives.: -
..- 5.a Joint Session. il-4-s .-s.sf-,s
o's COLUMBUS. January 10, 1856. ,
The two Houses were called to order
in joint convention, to continue counting
the votes for State officers. .,..:
TIE Rev. L. Connell, Presiding Elder
of the district, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, opened the proceedings with
prayer.
A communication was received from
james E. Elliot, in reference TO the vote
of Hamilton county, in which the name
of John H. Baker is used instead OF Jane:
H. Baker.
Mr.. Kelley, of Franklin, inquired wheth
er it would change the result.
The President of the Senate replied
that it would not.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Clerk of the House of Representa- tives.

C1eTK O1 inc EOnse OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Jas. S. Robinson editor of the "kenton
Republican, was selected by the House
of Representatives of this State to fill the
responsible position of Clerk. '
Whatever may be the course pursued
by the members of that body in the fu-
ture, all who know our friend Robinson
will agree that in this instance they have
acted wisely. In point Of qualifications
he cannot be surpassed; and, socially, he
is what we call 'good fellow
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17
Another Good Selection.

r w. T.. Baseom one Of the editors of the
O. S. journal, was elected Clerk of the
Senate of this State, on the 7th inst. This
is decidedly one Of the best selections that
could have been made for that POSITION
Mr.. B. will make good and popular Off
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-01-17

EST The Philadelphia Pennsylvanian
says that out of fifty nine representative
delegates elected to the State Convention
ifiy-fve ar, in favor of BUCHANAN for the
Presidency, AMI. on: Of eighteen senitori-
al delegates. seventeen Of them are OF
like sentiment.