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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

,PERsoNAL.--Massachpsetts has this
year elected to her Legislature an unusu-
al number Of experienced or noted legis-
lators. Among them are ex- Governor
Marcus Morton, and his son, Marcus
Morton, Jr., Of Andover, the father and
son belonging to different political parties
and Caleb Gushing. of Newburyport, late
United States Attorney General, who was
in the Legislature thirty-two years ago;
Hon. Julius Rockwell, Wilson's predeces-
sor in the United States Senate, chosen in
Pittsfield; James H. Duncan, representa-
tive from Hayerhill, and Charles w. Up
ham, from Salem, who were but recently
members of Congress. Charles Hale Of
the Boston Daily Advertiser, is re elect.
ed from Boston, and Robert S. Rantoul,
Jr. Represents the town OF Beverly.
Evening Post.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

Ey-On our first page, we publish al
interesting story, entitled the Forfeited
Land Sale" which we shall continue four
weeks. The story is interesting to as be-
Cause we get paid for publishing it. and
interesting to the taxpayers whose lands
are thus advertised. When the above is
concluded, or perhaps before, we shall
commence an equally interesting tale en-
titled "The Delinquent List" both writ
ten by our worthy Auditor, Col, McCutch-
en-. Be sure and read it. na
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.-The
infallibiitv OF these medicines in the treat
ment of scurvy, and all the diseases Of
the skin and glands, and the wonderful
effect of the Pills in stomach complaints
and diarrhoea, render them indispensable
to all travellers by sea or land. They
have been counterfeited! There is a sure
test, however, whereby to tell the genu-
inc. viz: the Water, mark, "Holloway
New York and London" that exists in
every leaf Of the Book Of directions.
The words are semi-transparentin the pa
per and visible by looking through the
lsaf to the light.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
In accordance with venerable usage
and in compliance with a just public sen
tIment, | invite the People of Ohio to OBJ
serve Thursday. the 26tb day of the pres
ent month of November, as day Of Pub
lie Thanksgiving to Aim;ghty God.
TO HIM, who hath visited the Earl
and blessed it and hath made it very
fruitful
Ito HIM who hath crowned the year
with His Goodness, making our valleys tc
stand thick with corn, and filing our barns
with plenty -
to HIM, who hath greatly bic ssed us
in the increase of the ground. and in the
gathering in OF the fruits thereof -
to HIM, who hath defended US from
the Pesiience that walketh in darkness,
and from the sickness that destroyeth al
MONDAY -
Ito HIM, who hath given us peace in
all our borders, prtecting us alike from
foreign invasion and from internal commo-
tion -
Ito HIM, let us all, assembling in pls-
ces ofpubiic worship, or gathering around
domestic alters, present sincere offerings
oi humble alteration and grateful praise
remembering that as we, being needy,
have received abundantly of His bounty.
SO ought we, cheeriuly, 10 give of our
abundance to them that need and inyo
king, earnestly, His gracious favor. that
We may walk before HIM continually. IN
the way of his commandments, to the
end, that Hi blessing may remain upon
US, aud upon our children, and upon the
good land which liz hath given us, for.
ever.
- Given at the city of Columbus
under my hand, and the Grca
| NN Seal Of the State of Ohio, this
second day Of November, A
D., 1887.
BY the Governor,
S. p. CHASE.
]. II. BAKER. Secretary OF State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12


BANK Mob IN MARrErrA.-That very
staid. conservative Journal, the Marietta
lntelligencer, tells ms there was mob in
that town lately! Said outbreak was oc-
casioned, it seems, by the presence Of a
Cincinnati broker in their midst, with a
carpet sack of bills on their darling Ma
rletta Bank. Said Broker wanted the
bank (preposterous scamp!) to pay its
notes on demand, as it agreed to do! A
proceeding SO dangerous to honor, good
faith. and the security of the people
could not be tolerated, and as the Statute
book has never contemplated such un
heard of enormity. the people ii. e. the
mob } msde law TO suit the case, and
told Mr.. Broker he must desamp, alb.
squatulate. vamose, disappear,or else his
bones might need surgery--Lonton
Times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
Minnesota Election.

The ST. Paul Minnesotian of Oct. 28tf
publishes the vote for Governor "correc
ted according to the latest advices." The
totals are Ramsey 1897; Sibley 13, lis
1t says there is no longer doubt that Ram
sey is elected by a small though decisive
and sufficient majority. The same paper
claims that the political character of the
Legislature is still undecided, and ex.
presses hope that the Republicans have a
majority.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
The Leader Of Sepoy Insurrection in
IndiA.

The Leader Of Sepoy Insurrection in
India.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania thus writes:
But it would appear that British justice
"caught Tartar" in robbing Nena
Sahib, the leader of the present insurrec-
ton, of his property canceling his un.
doubted rights as the eldest adopted son
of the Pieshua Of Bithoor. and even by
Withholding possessions of the treasure
jewels. and other personal bequests ol
his deceased benefactor, which is estima.
ted at upwards of $50, 900, 900, under the
too well POUNDS pretense Of safe keeping.
The Civil Court Of Agra took possession
Of the vast sum of $50, 100000, which
they Immediately invested in the paper
of the Company, and then informed Nena
Sahib that he might seek redress compos-
ed of heir own officers. Nena, happen
in to have head on his shoulders, Of
course declined the impartial proposal,
dissembltd his sense OF injury, and, in
furtberance OF his ultimate designs, 1our-
ted the society ofevery government of In
dia, until the favorable moment arrived
for avenging bis wrongs by such a terri
ole and unfortunately indiscriminate ven
yeance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

IL Five Of the eight Democrrtic pa.
pers in Oregon, have come ont in favor o
establishing slavery in that Territory
Among the advocates of the policy is
Gen. Lane, the Democratic delegate to
Congress. The convention to form a
Constitution, now in session, has chosen
a pro-slavery man for President. Such is
democracy on the Pacific, as well as the
Atlantic side,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
Steam 5 a w Mill
F o r "
S A T. E

SITUATED THREE MILES EAST OF
Upper Sandusky, on the Pittsburgh and
Chicago r. r. The Mill is located in
the best timbered part of this county and
is in good'running order. partly new. q
permanent Leese of three acres of land
will be sold with the MILL Possession
given as soon as the sale is closed. The
same will be sold at a bargain. For fur
ther particulars call on the owners st the
premises. or Joseph McCutchen, Real
Estate Agent Upper Sandusky.
HARMAN & MCBRIDE.
Nov. -, 1851. Son.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

Eg- New York has gone Democratic
by from 10000 to $4,000 majority. Sen.
ate Republican and House probably DEM
ocratic. There has been great falling
off from the vote Of last Fall. In Yates
County aloue there has been a aJal}ioy of Of
l,3O0 votes, and the Republican loss in
same County about 700.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

Gov. CHAsE.-The Washington Era
in speaking Of the Ohio election and the
reelection of our present talented Cover
nor, says:
"The more Mr.. Chase is known, the
more he commends himself to the Peo
pie. The opposition was INSCRIPTIONS
and basely attempted to run him dowr
under the odium of defalcation of which
one of their own Party was guilty, bu,
which was first discovered under his Ad.
mnistration.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
NOTICE.

rs hereby given. that John Welch. Esq.
administrator of the estate Of James Me-
Laughlin, late of Wyandot county. Ohio.
de ceased, and Ruth Erect, guardian OF
Rolandus Freet, minor heir of Henry
Erect, late of Wyandot county, Ohio de-
ceased, have fled in my Office tns'r ac->
counts, with said estate, and, ward ne"
speetively, for final settlement SAID ac-
counts will remain on file 10 my ONCE or
inspection by all concerned until Deem
ber 4th. A. b. 1857. on which day.. .atls
o'clock N. settlement will be tnadeA
JOSEPH KINNEY.
Probate Judge, ". G.. O
Nov. ta, '57.-Iw. 40
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

EE We have received the FIRST number
Of the Cass County Sentinel newspaper
published at Rock Bluffs, Cass County
Nebraska, Territory, by Elijah Giles for
merly citizen Of this place. The Senti-
mel is neutral in politics. And We hope
friend Giles will prosper in his new un-
dertaking.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

The Board Of Control, of the Wyandot
Co. Agricultural Society. are notified to
meet at the Office of Sec, on Monday
day next A full attendance is solicited.
L. SPAULDING, Sec.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--The Cincinn

SUGAR AND MoLAsaEs. The Cincinna-
ii Gszette Of the 9th says:
There has been large decline in Su-
gar and Molasses in New Orleans. The
later on Monday, receded or rather fell
twenty cents per gallon, closing at l8c for
new on the levee; and the former two cts.
per pound. This is favorable for our
grocery merchants. If these prices con
tinue. purchases for the West will at
once be commenced.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

EEWe would call the special attention
to the advertisement Of Mcbride & Hst-
mon in another column. For any one,
wishing to purchase a Steam Saw mill,
extra inducements are offered.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

ED-The contract Tor building the new
Custom House at Cleveland, has been a.
Warded to George P. Smith and James
Panel for s 81, 500. There were eight
bids for the job
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
]. II. BAKER. Secretary OF State.
For the Pioneer
rOr the flonee
The Baby Show.

For the Pioneer
The Baby Show.
In looking over the bail bond, of the
present Sheriff elected. Certis Berry, who
for some six weeks before the election
hauled baby tWm. B. Hitchcock around
exhibiting his cork leg, and asking the
people to vote for him. saying that he was
very poor and lame, and that he had nc
way else to make living. how he has his
name stuck on the bail bond as one of hi.
sureiies. The people of Wyandot coun-
" can now see how he was trying to lie
to them for the purpose of getting their
rotes. Rene mber that Justice.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
MARRIED..

On the 9Th inst. by Rev. T. J. Mon
nett. Ma. Eli GARwooD. OF Colum biana,
0. and MISS HATTIE HARPER of this
place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

EE-William Morgan alias Jones, the
of Beebe has been found guilty
Of murder in the second degree, and SEN
.enced to the penitenliary for life.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

REMARKADLE.-F For the first time since
its publication the Union is out on time!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

Premiums awarded at the Great f.
questrian Exhibition given BY John Staub
atthe Upper Sandusky Fair Ground, Nov.
! 4th, 5th, and 6th., ST.
) BEST rRoTTINa STALLION.
Flying Cloud, entered by Jas. Orr,
Crawford Co., -e..,.-,,----$4o,CO
: Best Z'otting Stallion. three gears old.
$ Gray Dick, entered by Jas. Orr,
!; Crawford Co.. -.e~->,os~~2o.oo
Best 7rOtting Stallion, 2 gears old.
Republican, entered by Barnet
Hughes. 1000
Best Ifotting Stallion. l. gear oid..
Red Bird, entered by Jas. Orr,
Crawford Co., 500
~ Best 2roaing Roadster.
LIST premium, Buckeye, entered by
Jas. Orr. Crawford Co.; 5000
End premium; Tranby, entered bs*s
Geo. w. Beery, Esq, 1000
Best Drivmg AatcA Team.
lst premium. pair Sorrels, entered
by G. Shaw, 1000
end premium. pair Bays, entered by
L. Ten Eick, 500
Best Saddle Rorse.
lstprem'um, Lucy. entered by John
Staub, s'',i' 1000
End Premium, Black Dye, entered
John Van Marter, 500
Best pair 2 year old colts.
Pair Bays. entered by Gideon Nigh.
500
Ladies Sir Horse Driving.
Mrs. John Staub, Gold Watch, 1900
Ladies Two Horse Driving.
Mrs. M. II. Church Seneca county,
i (Sett Jewelry.) 1000
Ladies One Horse Driving.
No entry.
Ladies Riding--First Class.
lst premium, Mrs. John Staub, Sett
Jewelry. 1000
End premium, Miss Ellen NARROW,
Knox Co.. Sett Jewelry, $500
3rd prsminm. Mrs. Sarah Fuller,
Sett Jewelry, 5000
Ladies Riding-2d Class, under go.
LIST premium. Miss Sarah Bowsher,
sett Jewelry, $500 :
2nd premium, Miss Mary Matim.
Kansas Territory. Se;t Jswelry,
5000
Ladies Riding-3d Class, uader Is.
LIST premium, Miss Joy E. Renick.
Sett Jewelry, 5000
2nd premium, Miss L. j. Hare, Sett
Jewelry. 1900
3rd premium, no entry, 1000
Gents Drauing.
lst premium, John Staub. 1000
Gents Riding.
lst premium, Col. W. T. Wilson.
Gents Gold Chain. 1000
End Premium, Tunis Ten Elk, Bri-
die and Martingales. 47F 500
Gents Riding, End Guss, Boys under IA.
lst premium, Mr.. Abraham Hunt,
Gents Pin, 500
Gents Riding, 81 Class, Boys andsr 10 I
lst premium. Mr.. Goidy G. Staub, 4
Locket, @ 500
Foot Racing.
LIST premium, Levi Willoughby. 500
I'd premium Alonzo Stover, 400
3D. premium. G. A. McGil, 800
ith premium, E. A. Munger, 600
'th premium, Elias Morris, saa LOO
Committee on Horses.
dessrs. VIM. H. Rvnick, Wyandot coun.
ty, Milo H. Church. Seneca county,
Eli Shook, Crawford county,
Commiaee on Riding and Driving.
dessrs. Geo. w. Roberts,. Erie county;
Hiram Monny, Huron county; D. S.
McAlmon, Kansas city. Mo; Fletcher
Cahil, Hancock county; Dr.. Maddux.
Crawford Co.; N. J.. Clagston, Marion
county.
The Proprietor and officers. return to
he exhibitors and the public generally.
heir sincere thanks for their patronage.
md lady like and geutemanly deport-
nent during the exhibition; and regret
hat the weather was such that they
could not give the entire satisfaction in
he way Of entertainments. that they
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12
Z N
N S Y L
v A N 1 A

The base is not very broad, and the
apex is not very high; but the structure
is the best that could be built under the
circumstances. Some how, the people
don't vote any more SO as to allow of the
building of pyramids, and it is necessary
to make the most of the material they
can raise Leader.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12

~T The world makes us ;. takers, but
makes us thinkers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-12


The other candidates on the State ticket
with Mr.. Banks who are all elected by
majorilies a thousand or two less than bis
are: Eliphalet Trask, of Springfield, Lieut.
Governor; Olivar Warren of Nortbamp
ton, Secretary of State; Charles White of
Worcester, Auditor, Moses Tenney, jr. /.
of Georgetown, Treasurer; Stephen Phil-
lips OF Salem, Attorney General in place
of ex Governor Clifford. All the eight
Councillors but one. are Republican.
The Senate completed stands Repub-
licans, 33; Democrats, a Americans, 8.
The House stands i66 Banks, 81 Gard
ner. ond SO Democrats. Nine districts to
hear from.
Among the members ofthe Legislature
is the Hon. Marcus Morton, who was
twice Governor OF Massachusetts by a
majority ofone. He deserted the Dem
ocratic party which SO molly stood by him
year after year, in the old days of Wing
and Democrat, and went for Gardner -
His son Marcus Morton ir., a Republican,
is also member of the House of Repre-
sentstives elect. We also notice the name
of Caleb Gushing of Newburyyport, late
United States Attorney General, who was
in the Legislature 81 years ago: the Hon
Julius Rockwell. Gen. Wilson's predeces'
sor in the United States Senate; Char es
w. Upham. Pre- ident of the last Senate
and James Fl. Duncan, who were recent
ly members of Congress. Phelps, Speak
ers OF the last House is elected 10 the Sen.
ate. Charles Hale. Of The Boston Dali,
Advertiser. is reelected from Boston, and
Robert S. Rantoul, son Of the late Rob.
ert Rantoul, jr., represents the town o.
Beverly.
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In addition 10 the Above there nine soFeshps
smaller cram belonging 70 large beet the navy mounts
Gas guns most Of them Of large sxe comprises steamers
where aggregate hore power coo ana in every de-
paY,rent in the highest state OF efioiepcy
The army Ut the present time nunbsrs about Ice 900
There on hand 1t homo about 800, 600 modern
ptrc ssion muskets and $50 600 ntlcck all Ia good
condition. The light regiments OF AIMED IA
the mimic rife The artillery ID Of the finest 10 the
world Each battery has six peces bronze twelve pound
ers ard two twenty -four poundeIs-eght pieces 10 all
There are also light bate lea Of SIX FOUNDER bronze
pieces and orc mounted battery OF twelve Founders and
twenty four pound hoWitsers In which has q
horse snd the pieces barnessed with horses instead
OF mules. -rhe mounted artillery II sps ndid regiment
armed 18th twelve pouuder bronze hoWiIzens, mounted
he bschs Of great mules and ear ones sIuDg ~ the
shoulders Of the mon. Spain By NO means unprep Med
90 far - her material cutnt concerned for
campaign.
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a. 1as b.;s Soss S s
ss,f 0i nss e of ess Sors New o,s.,. a.v
With mdse, 10 Walsh. Carver Chase Erpereuced heavy
Brig Gen Williams r. Doane Ponce, PR, March H. with
Brig Tyr.nt MccOrmics Trinidad March a. with molssses
. Ssn sS & ss9ss. hefy EssAs with
STs 0,i@s, o. PrS:psco HIShSrn. Ms,anzas March II.
B,i4 Victoria ursua (Brl Lenne, Picou Is days. with
- sp.sn Emily q 8. eeorzs aus.. D.rsu. 10 day..
with Inn Der, 70 naster.
fch George Townsepd (cf Brookhayen Kelsey Rio Js
neiro Fen D. with coffee 70 Kirkland Hon. Msrch Lat
Ebea lon 46 spoke sho Lsnerk OF BOSOM, fsm Rio
% " spol ship John Wells twhssr Of and for Eey Bed
scbr sarah Ns,ia (of Cold spring. Underhll Barscos,
March n, With fruit 70 T al martin.
sehr nmna amelia Harding, Savannah, Is days. EIpe-
scSr o abb q Kacer. corpsius. Richmond, 8 days.
fcbr Five Rays. Hayes Richmond
Schr Dsnvile, Chester, hirhmoud days
kcbI Brave, CoIecn, Virginia, days.
fchr Dana Cysmer virf inia
echr A Bins Cork, Virginia.
gcbr W Wood Chambers Virginia.
echr Racer Pierce virginia
fchr g r. wn, Boxer, VII gfnia
echr r Bailey Carey viyg MIA
schr Thorn as 3 Smith, Briggs New Bedford.
fcbr Ellis, 1lhs Providence
eleop Oregon Rhoades, Providence
Hoop Pointer, FovloY p. oviSence.
Steamer B,tt ol. Allen. PhladepbiA
Steamer pthv acite 10 Philadelphia
Steamer Wsmsutta I'VE New Bedford.
Steamer Curew, Williams Providence.
SAILED
Steamship Goutherner Charleston.
Wind during the day from NNE TO esE.
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8xc1t1ng News mona Nsb1aska.
CFxRAzIoNs on VIGILANCE CoANIfrnD-y0uR
MN Scot AND OTHERS HANNUD-D Distribution
OF TIE MHABxTANfe.
tsren ~ =. Lsun DsneoraA Aysil Al
The asenbeal - Nay, cApe cAsscLL arrivSl yeaass.
Day nom oonen hum. Wssasn hsa ksr eaBosss, saas
vhss shs An ~ Ruas . Hssdsy ~ sen ~ nvss
9 Ne vaEess towns q ~ river sbevs = Josspk were
desehvse nany Of Ne lsxustes aea svsa Ne nsosasa
~ q 0viIi1od M aD1 eoeW W0wD hnGoenoA = boarA
= svesy landing for Ne s.spess q PassAesnG portions
q bsy easae sAas ngAs - ~ sae esvea psfvoao WHO
west up Win her he'd provided Themselves for such -
hands, and realised lsrgs proas on thslr vsasurss
Der boses have ths followed IN the wake Of the 81
Navy End TIE people ald0gshore have pro5aby psovd
ID thsDselvss with aiDest every thing hey wanted.
We earn further. that four men were shot u Pats
mouth, N. T., sa Saturday evening, March To- ny the
orders, o. hssds Of vstlsnos committee sad thas I've
ohers banshs By the party nom Nebraska,
sorcss the river and osbdden 70 resurn 70 oo Tor rory
upder pain Of desh, caught Tneir osnos 10 said 10
have been oain jpHping
TIE officers Of The g. Mary Informs ~, also that IN
private quarrel the aoth Of March, In The Own Of
Atohson K. r, one man wss d o. We did mot learn hi
name
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PRESIDENTIAL GALLAHrRY-MR BUCHANAN GET
Nil, - We ma the last ssue Franz
fort Ieoman . letter from the President Mrs wso.
Der WAY county Iudana Ackpo Hedging tue rcoept
OF bandsons pair Of mittens We COPY tns precious
epis 10 full that readers may how far
Presto ID acquainted with the ordinary proprses OF
me:-
wHaArtASp, Penn, Dec IL, 1864.
NJ DEAR NADAx-1 have recsived your favor OF the
9th with mitens you kind enough TO scad
me. accept thom wth much pleasure, ~ . token OF
regsrd from one OF the natrors OF Indiana To your
nobls State the whole country " under great obligations
for 10 uiunp plant support OF the constitution sud the
uIion Aithe a,c Presidential election Ia compliance
with your rquest, transmit you . likeness Of myself,
and hope you will aooeot % On additional present. the
enclosed Of s2b trust tnat under the blessing Of
Provioer may continue 70 deserve Jour good opin
Ion. From your fri.nf, very respectfully
Mrs. PHEBn WsBBsa. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Nov possibly Nay be the custom 81 the Capital but
out West woulc be called downright boorsnnses and
vulsarty for person 10 Offer pecuBiary return for
preseut We do MOI beleve there u darkey 10 Ken
iucsy uroultvassd - 70 offer payment for present
made by friend or s~cethsa't