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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-11
WIN. S. BEERS & CO., Proprietors,

N0. SUI. Bf0QdaOdy, 1Ve20 I0rt,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in all parts ofthe United States and the Cana
das, and by D. G.. Weisz and Dr. r. AHender-
son, Upper Sandusky, and by C.W. D. Zuck,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-11

Feb. o. '56-n24, 6w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-11

RESOLVED, That in view Of SO commanding
an interest, the people of the United States can
not but sympathise with the efforts that are be-
ing made by the people Of Central America to
regenerate thatportion of the continentwhic
covers the passage across the inter-oceanic 18TH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-11

n AIDES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVIT
u A ed totry the PERFUMERY articles, su-
perior Hairoil, Cologne, DC, at the new store
No. 5, Person and McConnell's Block.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
pEMocRAHc CONVENTION IN GEORGIA,

The democrats and ant-know-uothings met In conYen-
lion at MilIedgeve the 18th instant The following
extracts from the proceedings will give full view Of the
spirit which peryaded the dslegauoni
ocIocK p. m---Tbe convention met pursuant to sd-
ournnent and proceeded ballot for four delegates
the State at large represent the democratic anknow-
nothing party in the National Democrate CONVENTION
to he held Cincinnati In June 90 counting osi
the ballots II appeared that the convention had made
choice OF Hon John r. Ward, Thomas W Thomas,
esq John w. H. Underwood esq, and Marshall j. Wei
born esq The district committees next reported the dele
gates selected 10 represent the State In the National Demo-
cratic Convention for the districts They follows
Fva Di,,loL--Col W. S, Moore, Of Coffee; Col. A. S.
Atkinson, Of Camden,
Second Di,rict n, T Lyon, Of Dougherty A. IL Col
T2ird Disiric,-w. X. Dc GraGenried, Of Bib J. NJ
Smith, Of Upson.
FeHrth Dst,ietIIon. Charles Murphy of DeKalb Hon.
I'm Di,tia.--Hon. A. R Wright Of Floyd Dr. John
W. Lewis, OF Cass.
sir'h bistnic--H. Strickland, Of Forsyth; W n Hull,
Of Clark
Serena Dis,ie,--Lnton Stephens, Of Hancock A. L.
Cochran, OF Wilkinson.
Egt& Di.r.et--lsaiah 7. Irwin, Of wilkes James
Gardner, of Richmond
On mJtion the reports Of the several committees on The
part The districts were nnahimousy adopted and the
gentlemen named we're confirmed as delegates.
JASuARy l6 1868, p, m.-The convention met pufsu
ant TO adjournment
Mr. Jeter Of Marion, chairman Of the committee Of
twrny-one offered report which he prefseed BY an elo
queut and stirring address The report as follows.
/. Re,oiued That this convention cordially adopt tho
platform OF principles passed by the democratic and anti
know-nohing party vt Mlledseye the 9Th Of Novem-
Der last and that the delegates appointed BY this
ton TO the Cincinnati Convention hereby instructed
conform their action 10 the Instructions therein indicated
q Resorcd That while abate nothing Of our oppo-
son to the secrecy oaths and prescription OF Catholics
and foreigners which characterize the knownothing order
cordially invite all fellow seltizens who agree with
In this opposition and who willing 10 unite with
the resolution Of the Last general assembly OF The
State Of Georgia, upon the kansss-Nebraska b ire.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
WASHINGTON CITY,
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. "a. 1859.

o. Mr. sHHY NJ. Lewis Of Montgomery, Alabama, Is gen
of hahss and Tennessee
rted by o. r. LKws JAsEs o. Lewis. and SAMUEL d. Ls~s
01H sHAEL Il. JAAxs, No. ie2 soah Tent street. Phad
p1a is general travelling assisted by W. ~ WKIO
CoLLfss JAMES DsskiEe, j. AMAra, r. o. JAsEs, TAos
d. Mes, n. w MoRKsos, E. w. MiLEr, VIZ. L. WArERkAs
AIsx n. cARsos, d. X. husrfs Bss r. swAs, q. Asnxa
an z. DAVIS.
0y ar q. w JAsns, No. Harrison street, Cincnnai Ohio
collecting the Western States
a,sstsd by ". THonAs w RAssAy, wiLuAs II. TBoMAs
THos NJ JkAEB q. M. L. WtsKHAE A. L. ChLDs and Dr.. VIII
LIAM lRwIs Receipts Of either will be good.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
CoNGREss-wEDNEsDAY.

The Senate was not in session to-day
HOUSE, or FRErREsEsTAryEs--At the commencement Of
the session to-day Mr. Richardson Internationally with
drew his candidate for the Speakership in an
eloquent speech thanking his friends for their ongeontn-
ued support and avowing earnest desire to speedy
organization resolution, submitted by Mr.. Dowde of
Alabama adopted providing that the House shall here
after be opened by prayer and inviting the elergymen of
the city TO oiciate- One ballot for Speaker taken
with the Usual result The resolution Of Mr. Rust Of Ar
kansas requesting Messrs Richardson Banks and Fuller
withdraw their names again offered and under the
operation Of the previous question, postponed until to-
morrow The House adjourned little before o'clock,
pm
The daily union., 1856-01-24

INSANITY FROM HONE stCKSEss.-A German was taken
into custody Saturday says The Boston Bee) who had
been indulgng queer freak Of insanity lie purchased
dory for 81 30 which he had fitted out ia peculiar man
with and sails and provisions sufficient for fort
nights subsistence II his intention To put 10 sea 10
day two in his boat hoping he expressed himself TO
Dr. Stedman who called to examine him. 10 reach Eu
rope in twenywo dnys On the doctors asking him how
be should supply himself With food when what he nov had
consumed, be said he had little money to buy more
Hors sickness is said TO have induced his insanity
The daily union., 1856-01-24

TuE sAvAL oouRT-NAaruVL AT PmLADrLPmA.-Under date
Of the 22d, the Philadelphia correspondent Of the Bali
more American writes EU
The members Of the court-marta called at the Pha-
delpha nayyyGrd 70 rya charge against Captain Robert
Ritshe United States navy, assembled again yesterday
morning and called order by Commodore kesruey
the president about III O'Clock The roll called
and II being found that the full the act Of Con
grtss under which the court exercises is authority
read. The members Of the court then seyeray
in. The specification preferred against the accused
agrees substantially with the particulars already given
being the origin Of the dculty viz that the said Com
Robert Riche publicly asserted that he had 0cea
son then recent 10 conversation held by bim with Capt
Samuel r. Du Pont Of the navy applied TO The said Du
Pont the ephets liar, scoundre and coward used 10
him insulting language Of similar import the proex for
said insulting language being the action 10 the oi
said Richie Of naval board Of officers Of which board
the said Du Pont member
The charge holds such conduct 10 be schndaous and
as tending TO the destruction Of good morals
The only witness examined yesterday ves John Eth
edge esq- chief clerk Of the Navy Department Mr. Es
testimony generally sustans the specification. The court
adjourned until to-day"
The daily union., 1856-01-24

&r JONES, OF Tennessee, gave notice that there wou
be meeting of the democratic members in the hall Of In
House at o'clock
Mr. EDIE Of Pennsylvania gave notice that there wou
be meeting Of the snNebraska members in the hall
the House this evening at o'clock.
The daily union., 1856-01-24
CoLD wEArHsR--THtoK iog--We copy the following
from the Richmond Enquirer;

CoLD wEATHKR-THIcE icg--We copy the following
from the Richmond Enqnirer
awe are informed that the ice the North River canal
In Rocbrdge i la places IL inches thick by Rctua
measurement The thermometer has been Ut degrees b.
low zero. The is about foot. deep In Rock
bridge and Is covered with thick crust which, breaking
through every step makes travelling through the woods
and fields almost impractcab,s oy beast Large
numbers Of wild animals must perish for want OF food
The Wild turkeys have 10 some instances down from
the noun ains into The farmers barnyards Seighs and
jumpers flying about the villages, and Young Ameria
has jolly time Of Il skating on the ponds. Virginia
seems to.haye imported a winter from the North"
despatch from New Orleans dated the 22d, says
Adyces from Galveston to Saturday have been re-
ceived The weather exceedingly cold There had
considerable snow and the Brssos river frozen such
a degree that teams we're crossing the ice
The daily union., 1856-01-24
LnuIsIANA LEaIsl.AruRE.

Monday last and organized the same day ~ the election
Of democratic officers,
The daily union., 1856-01-24
wiSTFR scEER oS THr DFLAwARs--A Philadelphia
correspondent writes;

WINTER scKER oS THE DELAwARE.--A Philadelphia
correspondent writes:
The Delaware above the track Of The ferry boats Is still
firmly Frozen and strong enough 10 sustain the weight
army. Troops of men and boys daily 70 be seen
either sliding skating on its surface while here and
there may be shiyerng mcD standing behind rude
bars dealing out bot oyster soup vile liquor Near
these bnrs booths each by the way having the Anei
Gag gaily floating in the breeze enterprisinq
youth may he with table, covered with what is
known 10 the sporting world cloth, while he
sits with dice and box in hand and about dollar In small
change waiting for 70 try his luck, Near the
shore boys kinde large fires, by which those who are
about TO skate sien the irons 70 their feet 10 whom
they look for small remuneration In sheltered nooks
old women do thriving business by selling cakes cigars
&c and altogether the scene u an animated one
The daily union., 1856-01-24

Now. say that The riasse which We have com
mtted n any in holding III ne pcstiss aiks rspon'
BE Cor the nonelecon Speaker. Tbst concession
which strict Justice did demand the oontrsrywhir
would avoid recrimnsion, for which have ssi
put 10 every unpreadiced 10 say whether, W
ne Name attach sber eide of s Hoass, ''Hoi ~
democratic portion N i piieh should bsar he burden
The daily union., 1856-01-24
F,on, ,he Nalloa,l InlsnIcsnesr q poo. y, I's,.

The ,ak n eeciag Speaker lf otbs meiordy Of ne
HoHss, because the denocre inorg have placed them
sves in the unusual attitude q commencing with an s
mo, Of naming candidate TO whom they mean to odAsr
and who alone must be accepted by the House With ssr
consent The mGoriy egset choice oHts by ttof %
o concssoa rhieh has herfOrs gTisa petonot copn
safely and sacccsy through ersry dork and critical oorT"e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29
Our Acapulco Correspondence.

ACAPULCO, (Mexico,) March IL, 1856.
Departure Of General Cossoror from the Capital Besie3e
PueLJa- Capture Of Uraga-Gn0al Aluares AZ Aca-
puaoc-CSmontort as President, de-, dc.
President General Comon ort left the city Of Mexico
the morning Of the I'd ins Ut the head Of IL 500 men,
with 80 pieces Of artillery, to give battle to Hsro "a
marz who has, since his escape snugly fortified himself
at Pueba. Haro had only 900 men at last accounts
General Ursgs, with forty OF his officers, had been
taken prisoners and to be sent to this place for safe
Keeping
General Alvarez With his brilliant staff were in Aca
puco during las. week. He is enjoying the comic;
of peaceful life at his ran;h thirty miles from here,
surrounded by his brave followers.
The Mexican Congress have done nothing since their
meeting particularly interesting TO "outsde barsa-
rians" The present occupant Of the Presidential chair
General Comonfort-wilI, without doubt, be called
upon to fufl the duties which, II appears, but
himself have been able to discharge successfully snos
the overthrow Of Santa Anna. In camp council his
fearless iron will his winning tongue pen, found is
proper plaza ut the breaking out Of the revolution about
Custom House here He is thu author of the "Plaa az
Ayuts under which the government has been carried
tince his elevation and with exception This stuh
born hatred towards the clergy) he appears 10 hag
given satisfaction throughout the country.
Now that Uraga and his party Gagged 1t only re-
quires like movement to entrap Haro ramarz winch,
II successful would place the country In state Of q1et
until sdventurer declares himself candidate
for the supreme power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

Southern trsde, in favorab1e seasons, always the
most proatath, and At th1fe1me time attended with
rather more risk. espsciklly 70 the inexperienced,
will again, With the advance Of cotton, become the
most desirable to the New York trade. With the
Cities the most expensive and most fashionable con-
tinental and East India goods, on which importers
often realize the best profits are purchased for and
are most consumed by the planters Of the Southern
States. The collections have been good the past
week, and even the raven list" Of the religious
paper, which deals in almost everything except
pure religion, Is less in number this than in the
to advance until about the middle of April
when it will be at its height, and gradually
decline to the usual intermediate status
The past years trade in dry goods proved to be very
profitable, and was the cause Of . great many new
houses sprng1g up, and hence, for the present and
coming year. we may expect TO see the trade rather
more divided it should be, and less concentrated
in few heavy houses, while keener consumption
will be kept up. The imports the past week have
been on an increased scale, without e6ecting any
hange Of moment in the prices Of foreign goods
ince our last report. Low priced ginghams con.
tinued scarce, and were in good demand at full
prices. Cloths and doeskins were unchanged The
OF heavy wooliens, much reduced at the West Do
nestle goods have continued in fair demand, at
steady prices. Prints have been in good request,
and the demand has been If anything, in excess of
the supply Of desirable styles. Ginghams have
teen in moderate request. The market for brown
shirtings and sheetings has been good, without
change Of moment in quotations. Bleached do. do.
have been in good request at steady prices. Drills
were in good demand. Mouselin de LANES were mac
tive in general way, while new and desirable styles
maintained their footing. Cloths were dull, and the
trade in cassimeres and satnets limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

BROADWAY THEATRE The famous equestrian drama OF
Mazppa" viii be withdrawn after to night therefore
those who desire TO witness this thrilling aud poeicsl
spectacle should not miss the opportunity The popular
farce of ''That Blessed Baby" Is the opening piece
NBLo's GARDES-Those mi mitable pantomimic per-
form ers the RAvels, will again exhibit their i ful
feas this evening in the favorite comic spectacle
titled eThe Green Monster" The amusing pantonlms
called Nicodsmus" will also be played.
Burrows THKArRx- Another fine Saturday night treat
viii perform their exceedingly amusing characters the
comedy OF "Helprng Hanes;" Mrs. c. Howard acts the
hero In "Ganem and Mr. and Mira. Burton the parents
of ''rhat Blessed Baby"
LAURA KWSE's VARETTRs.rhe rush 70 see the exciting
and elegantly acted drama Of "Csmile" and the besu
ful and highly amusing extravaganza styled "NoveItyu
continues undminsheJ. Notwithstanding the long run
they have had, they still all the house every night
WArIAcK's THEArRK.-Manager Wallsck is announced
to repeat his great character OF Shyock tonight
Sbakspere's play Of the Merchant Of venics,' The
other characters strongly csst and the piece will bs
closes the entertainments.
BROADWAY vARRrIn The Wood and Marsh juveniles
play Black Eyed susan" for the last time TO might
Those who neglect seeing these bright little txntlers
the ricsl armament perform their allotted parts Ia
this piece will miss decided treat. 'rhe Loan of
Lover Ia the afterpece.
woops MNsrRns will give variety OF their best
songs interpreted with numerous jokes and Dances
and the great burlesque of "Tns Happy Man." night
MISS HESmErrx BxHRESD.--This very popular young vo
ealpt whose appearance Ia always hailed with demon
STATIONS OF delight by the lovers Of good music will
this evening give concert At Niblos Saloon. She Is
be assisted BY Mr. Allan Irving and other eminent artists
given nj the City Assembly Rooms having proved highly
popular, another Ia announced FOR Tomorrow evening
very superior programme hss been preparel for the
occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

bales, .hsay = <snss!, sas1 unn niddnns uplands,
i nu.ff was more sasn Offering for uvspeoI,
sgd. = bni "a s.ss. snl 1908 %. ~ British ~
days amounts to scout ITO, 600 bushels, which are
the ARREST shiS~snss made 70 the aso same time for
at 27s ID. Flour nominal at a. Cd To HAvrs, cot
ton was engaged 4 Kc To Bremen, 200 soss. Isoca,
at &c. To Hamburg, 10 tons measuremsnt goods, sos-
Thsre ives nothing new 10 London. To California rates
r'fesa s% So, we're s9s Sr e 81 u Il
noIAssn.-sales Of 500 bb!s; Ne. Orleans we're made
1t 44c. 47c., and $50 hhds Trinidad q 37c {. $780,
tine 10 hiDuiDs order we're sold It ss ana 80 Sss
ro,in 1t 81 60 Per $40 ibs delivered.
whale or sperm ola 800 baskets Of sxsst 81 (auArs>
Provisions -Pork-Ths market eontinsed stssi e
yesterdays advance and tho sales embraced 400 900
and prime mess At $40. Beet-About $50 . 200 bsls.
mess and bef hams were without change Of importance,
and sales limited. Bacon continued 10 god demand,
Ya :, ssssg q 100
Ike. 7Ac. for shoulders. and ha%s Ct SIC eHc.
dersd were made at 0Xc.; prime was ct 1oc. and so
bills bead lard sold It Butter and cheese we're in
moderate request, and Without change IN prices
near Thiro avenue, 25x1oO $4,000.
RICE Sales of about 100 casks were made at zxc
C, II + =
soAp-saies Of 200 boxes CASTLE were made, :. lie:
SUGARs-The sales embraced about 900 hhds Cuba
chiefly for r :aS 80 w
fsAs~ferms iix months-Hys.n-l2 half chests ct
41c; Ii do 4Oc; rs do 3Ss.; 161 Co., 35hc; liz do.
$780,; 1873 do. 34hc. 20 do, 34c. Young Hyson-l66
half chests at 623sc. 128 do, $40 80 do 48he " d.
47Nc; 60 DO, 4ac 1872 do, 4ec 1872 do, 4Sk,i 2el
a. 4sc. li2 90 soHs; ass DO, ses; o. o. s s
IT'S d., sSc ioa d., s4Ec.; 1872 d. s4e. 60 d. ass,
sic 2s do, soKc; d. do. SOC; 81 DO, .2exe 81
DO, 27As3 zig do, 2shc.; 81 do, MS.; do, 2oxe;
50 d., 17%c; T. d. isTc,; 10 cases do s5, asdo.'
62Kc.; 81 do, 6116c. &c do. SHE; 126 boxes do,
4eNe; so do, 45c 81 do, 44Xc; 172 do, 42c; 1S2
4lNc Gunpowder-t6 half chests, at $685. % do, $50
80 do, size; "a boxes do, 40. lmperlal-ls
size; "a Co., 60c.; "A do, 49hc 48 do, 49,; IA
do, 4lc.; IS do, 37bc. SO do, &c.,; 4s do,
s5c; IS DO. $40 81 do a1As; So do SIC SO DO soHe
yson Skin-38 ch at 1870. SO do. &c., 100 do. 16Hc
Al do lac. Twarkay-120 CHI at 30e 81 hlf do 8lxc;
SO do 30c; 105 90. 29c 140 do. &c. 1o4 do DO; 81
do Pc. 80 Co. 2shc.; 90 DO re- 0oopgmio4 p nan
chong-20 half chests at &c., rs do. 25Kc; 90 do ZSc
TOBACCO II quiet but without change of prices. The
sales embraced "a hhds Kentucky, at 9c. l3hc; Ut
bales Havana at 23c 2sc SO cases seed Leaf at &c.
20c.; Is do Florida, Soc. Sc.
WHsKEY.-The sales embraced about 500 bbis. State
prison at 28c. Ohio was ct 27c. .
Wool We cannot report very active market tAis
week. There has been fair demand however, for hne
about Is 600 lbs range OF 871c 55e Coarse eeoe
is not In demand and DO purchased for &c., S6c
Foreign scripops less active but In consequence
Of the light stock, holders are very firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29

Value put on the market during the week o. 233 sl7
The business the past week has been quite active
among jobbers and sales have been on quite an
extensive scale. With importers, trade has been
less animated, though not as much disposition has
been manifested to press sales. The prevailing
westerly winds, which have checked the arrival of
vessels with cargoes Of dry goods, and the total
loss Of others, have acted favorably in behalf Of
importers who had previously received ample
stocks, by tending to keep up prices. Accounts
from merchants of the South and Southwest speak
very favorably of the state and prospects of the
trade. Sales had been good and supplies materially
reduced. The large crop Of cotton the past season,
and the increased value impaired to it by the pros
poets Of speedy peace, have placed consumers in
an improved position In that section of the country
They are better able to meet maturing indebted
ness, as we'll as to purchase more freely for con-
sumption hereafter. And should peace be concluded,
this condition of trade In that direction must cont
nue. throughout the year. While the large stock OF
breadstuffs and provisions at the West, combined
with the conclusion OF peace and the re opening of
the Black Sea ports, must tend to depress prices
and hence the business of the West for the coming
year will not likely prove large or so profitable to
our dry goods dealers as that Of the past year. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHs.-saies Of 80 bbh p,A were made at O.. Pearls
were unchanged.
BREADsrulTs. .Flour-with . good demand for the
Eastern trade, the market continued quite steady The
sales embraced about 1000 1000 bbs including com
to straight State and Western At 80 SIX 81 12x
extra State At 81 Is 81 7b medium to good grades o.
extra Western at 81 80 50 80 with some lots extra
Tennessee {400 500 bb) at 90 60 extra Geneses was
quiet at S8 Is = $40: Canadian was In good demand
with sales Of 600 500 bbls within the range Of 81 81
80 u.s. chiefly % 90 for good fancy grades South
was in fair request with sales Of about 800 900
bbs ~ 81 62H % for common to FAIR Howard street.
and 90 16 90 for fancy and extra BRANDS. Rye -four
Sales AGO 500 bbs At - 80 rs for fine and supsrne
Indian meal sold the extent Of 800 400 bbls ct S3 81
for jersey and % Is for srandywine, whearhe sales
we're confined TO about 5000 bushels prime red Ten
At 81 TO- and small lots inferior do. ct 81 e2
with some common white Michigan reported ct 81 76
Corn was dull and lower; the sales embraced about
10000 bushels At COG Doc for ali kinds. Among the
sales TO- 600 bushels Of mixed and white,
bought for distliDg at &C., 61c yellow sold at
e5c Rye-sass Of H. 900 bushels Pennsylv ania
made 1t 81 IL, delivered. Barley vt 81 o. Oats
were in steady request, without change Of moment in
prices.
CoTFKr was fJm with sales In lote or about l. 200
1900 bags Ro chiefly At IL 12c, with los Of
Isguayra at 12c.
6oTIov-The market YES active, With alef Of 5000