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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-16

BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages. Judgment
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale at
his Office.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-16
HUNTS Portable and Permanent Fence,
Husa99in9 9ate POST,

PATENTED DECEMBER l6IH, 1856, s
And fully illustrated and described in tho 'ohio Farmer
January 2iib, 1857.
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ADVANTAGE OF BEING KILLED.

could refer you to plenty of instances where
men have been rigLteously Slain, in order to atone
for their sins. | have seen scores and hundreds
of people tor whom there would have been n
chanca la the last resurrection, if their lives ha0
been taken and their blood spilled on the ground
asa smokinr incense to the Almighty, hut who
are nuw angels to the devil until our elder broth
err, Jesus Christ, uses them up-conquers death,
hell and the grave. | have known a great many
Eaen who have Left this church Tor whom there is
no chance whatever for Cxni,atiun but if their
blood had been spilled. it would. have been hettel
for them. Tho wickedness and ignorance OF the
nations forbid this principle being III full force
but the time will come when the law Of God vii
bo in full force.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-05-16

Do, you suppose that Joseph and Hiram and al
those good men would associate with those ancie EN-
worthless, il they had not been engaged in the SAINT
practices? They Ind to do the work of Abra
ham. Isaac ana Jacob ia order to be admittel
where they are they had to be p%olygamists in or
der TO be received into :heir society. God know
that am not ashamed 0f those good men now
ami how much more | shall prize my associate
p~olygtmists. when | am further advanced il
knowledge, do not know. l nm talking IN earn
nest, and from the experience ] have had.
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ia Ia I32933 - 9Oao
Are receiving the Largest aud Complete Stocks Of
SPRING AND SUMNER STAPLE AID FANCY DRY GOODS
This, they hnyc offered u Market. Thci so was
EXCLUSIVELY YORK PHILADELPHIA,
rnn

emrrys, 'pr-et-. coat Binding, white satin
Beads Coral Neck aces. fancy super Palm
Leaf and feather Fan. IN great variety work
ilns-- hair tooth. shoe counter, scrub. cloth
crnmh, horse, aail. paint and hi. Brushes
Plus, needles, aoee, ADD eyes. tapestry nee.
dies, hsi- pins, snspender- kii ea.tics. cotton,
aa si'k I.lcet-, boot ard shoe do silk guards
"haiobone, skirts, do, frs screens. bonnpl
boards coat limbs cotton ineH, AMI s'lk floss
French markiuR cotton, Hcqhyt waf-tsd,
ahlie Cord 4aiN Bindings, euan Plaster
sarorleons, raber balls, ND and wax dolls, look
lng Classes, marbles, pipes and pipe heads
watches, Sc. Gold immbles, pens. peacil-,
laiiie. pas. Gent.' pins, cuff sims, l,laKs ear.
hphs, brtceie's, studs, collar, aud sleeve but.
Inn -.-.arL .-.-n. I--..L.... -. IL.
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Sonething Worth reading.

On Wednesday, the 2nd day Of September
next, by divine permission, We will commeuc.
Camp-meeting at Mount Zion Camp-ground
Ely-ian Fields eireuit, Pamela county Texas.
Extensive preparations are being made by
the ir'cnd- aud mcr,bers Of the VI L. Churc b
South, to accommodate oil who may favor ~
with their attendance We therefore extend
The invitation to all persons, far and near .
and may the God of Heaven come with YOU.
Minister. Of all denominations are especially
invited to attend. Come dear brethren, with
your Camp meeting songa, prayers of faith,
and Holy Ghost sermons and wc Will, by the
blessings Of God, have a time long to be re.
membetcd
u VI. SroVALL, p, E.
Elysian Fields, July II, 1857.
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\NE are now receiving and opening our
w NeW Stock for 1887, direct from New
York, Philadelphia, Biliimorc, and New Or.
leans, where It was purchased on the mo-i Ia
,orsblc terms and decidedly the most varied
and attractive stock thst wt hiec brought 10
Marshall, which We propose To- sell at such re-
durcd rates az will not leave the gopi people
OF Harrison County the sli ,itesg oXcu.e for
going elsewhere &, have their wants supplied,
We propose with the assistance Of the South
rrn e l. Railroad, 20 BRING ia Marshall
New Orleans, shreveport, Jefferson and 40
intermediate Points, thereby making ouf tui
Ytr P|d.f where Goods ,an -ui H4d BE- sold
Cheapest W. further propose to aaiicpaie
all lls. Jaa hHis, aud commence 1a.. A-
commeare we must, a business on i;a!fnhd
principles We are among thr poncefg ln
Marshall under that Oh Fu4g husIHe-, sya-
tenn Of a little pile a. high prices, el.h long
credit. and Ten per cent, but we wIaa t r1V
distinctly understood tina, we stand "a Young
Americas front Rank, doing hu-ines. IN b'+
humps. with Qairg SAFES ~ Small P~l q.
with Prompt Pay anl no Bal DH5's. i: You
Ike our propositions we oilsr YOU ibe follow
ing - part OF cur -ieca ior tIe present.
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Nos II and l73 Canal Street
Al. NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened
KTrl large and sp's.d'd assortment Of
~ w new southern Furniture. is pre-
pared 10 supply the trade and laullic. on the
mos, liberal terms. This being the ony new
stock m the cts. purchases vii find II to their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn lae prices before purchasing elsewhere.
VIII keep constantly on hand -
bia,bis, Nofi ina tsHi's Iabies
Extension Tables If mahogany, Naluat aud
OAK and of all size-, rosewood and mahogany
" ork and Gard Tables. Dressing fables ,
walnut and cherry Dining Fables oak, ma
hogany and ro,r Guoi Sidcboafds Bureaus If
walnut, rosewood aud mahogany Armoits
Un.h-tauds. Bcd-tcads, fatlof Chairs, Teie.a.
T.ies. Dtinmans, lh,sn,, EASY chairs, r"cNcrs,
stc,sare.. secretaries and book Eases, oak aud
walnut Office chairs, dinlug-ro"nl ciS'rs, etu.d'
rrns' char and rockers, mahogany aud walnut
tea-poy, and light stands.
lIiir. Moss ad Spring Mattresses,
looking.t. la.,e- and Mating rosewood ana
mahogany paflor Sets, together WITH every ar
tlcle usual, found 10 furniture warehouse
o. Thi, is an entirely new establishment
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers "il
find il rrrall, to their interest to give tins store
A call before huying rlscw here, ~ the lropre'
Tor is confident that be- can oiirr them newer
st,,es of the most fashionable furniture, more
substantially made, and at greater bargain
than any other house m the city
CHARLES \ STEW ART.
Aprii 10, ls56~y
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MOTTO II.

7 praposs 80 SELL, oR sp.csiripg Terms to tho
| purchaser, Che trasl Of suA og which !
rc~sis ia Harrison county, gsSasi hFe miles
south et ipd Cadle, llul-.uias
Eler-a Hgalrol and Ioriy-oae Acres,
-Four hnn8frl ac-e, Of oprn land, improve-
msal. of tle bsst kiei Nny sau - 'Ams,
JD-II 4 PERRY.
- South Western please saPy.
Ann | 1871. No " u
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Western Exchange Boarding House,

-. rchoupitoulas st, corner Nai,hcI street
vi Mrs. WILSON informs her friends
:u and the public, that she has opened TINS
extensive boarding. hnu-o, and is now prepared
/, receive families, single gentlemen, aud tran
sient visitors. Her terms viii be found mode
rate. and her table abundaniiy supplied. The
room. are ample and well ventilated and the
furniture has been recently purchased
prsons visiting the city, she feels assured
will be pleased With the arangemo ui ct her
rooms and Tia. accommodations Of her house
Neither pains nor expense will be spared to
e,sp,e III, ,omfor, of her guests apis-y
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Tuncral 2crnaon.

Rev W. H. IInL will preach the Funeral o,
Mrs CASSANDRA /, TAYLOR, the Ii,
sabbath IN August, at the Methodist Church.
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Law Notice

HAVE removed from Marshall to Aust.n,
where shall r'sil- for two or more year,,
sad viii attend To the pyestigaiion and SETTLE.
ment of business with the different depart
ments OF Government, lad the collection OF
claims against persons in &c vicinity Of Aus
tin. EDNARD CLARK
April, 1884 ~
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rte reual Cede Reviewed.
No. ".

them that might well be noticed. The
whole subject Of the Peniteo,iary, however,
would be passed over in silence but for one
subject which 1t sugges,s-tha Of solitary
confinement for life. which. being presented
in this connection, may AS well be dis
cussed here ~ elsewhere. 1t is this mode
Of punishment, and not the place Of ins
aiciing 1t that is objectionable. 1'heo the
question is, should tho punishment of AIRY
offence bo solitary confinement for life
The fair discussion OF this. Ms OF all other
subjects, requires that certain general prop
o.i,ons or premises should be admitted
All will admit. tina, Legislative enactment,
or a human law, can have no power over
mans relation to God or eternity. In this
respect, man is above al! human law and
entirely boy ond its control. 1t cannot
affect his future state. or his condil.en ,bese
II is impossible to legislate man into or GU,
OF heaven. These are msitefs resting al
together between him aud his God. An.
other proposition to be admitted Is, ,ha, i,
is light in some cases to iullict capital
punishment as penalty Assquestion OF
existing law, this will no, be denied, Tor
the lagisla".a of ouy government. from its
'o"''"''' W ''0 f'e, -, '''
rap,,al punishment to some offences
These propositions being admitted, aud
neither Of them viii he dcnled, the abs,fac,
riph, to iuilct capital punishment IN any
case is not the question Involved In this
discussion. but the question Is "a TO the
.s a., "a, hir,s il shnuld ba IN II irt,d
case q"
NOW on """' o"s's s""" W" ''"e " JUS
une'on %" o''"" "''"ee" '"e"'es " w.
clue "h'eh s"ou'n y" '"''s"eo WIN "'''"
ana "h'ch nor 'ho o"iS answer s' "a'
when the "he"ee Is 5" "e'""os '" Tvs "A'u'e
ana circumstances "m tue "ii''"af 'of''n'
his nghts among men, hno "nsh' 10 De
Withdrawn '"tAHy from "I' human s"o'f'N
and Pe'Pe'nhIy t"es'ce'a''' !" A"''",
confinement ne sh"0iA SUM- "e"'"' '"' '"A
grave Is Tue o"it pace "' so''''fs e"''"'f'
mrnt "h'"n 10 reason "s'"fe' "' we 'a"s
oi tod 'o"'""'l's'" Tue ooh"''''n VI
man III so'l''N e"hhh"n'""'. AiH "'s'"'f''
II You can any u'hthc'"' fe'n' !" 'e 'e'
comWiaht1 an ne 0r'e sel's'e ANY
good to himself "lll the LAD h"""Irdge
at his secluded, degraded, aud SOLITARY
condition console hlm, OF lat. asEieas 50.
ltcituda Tor his wife. chi Ices, or former
lfiends, OF whom 10 sc no, peemilted to
hear word, better his condition. or the
heavy hoHs '"u s,au"s "'s's ~ "'' ecu
uo"' "'' " -
a"e N'''' ~
'n"h torture "''" !" ~ 80
view, tue h"t't sVs'Hs an" '''''i' """' Wv
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Planters Hotel,

Northeast Coeaer 81 the Pebie Square.
MARSHALL, Teas,
s-ss<A THE undersigned having recently
Nil, Leeamc proprietor II ihs Hotel, Re-
-E--.A- ,ge.lmly informs bis friends and tho
pab.le generally shai be i prepared e. areom-
mnalle aA who msy favor him With their pai-
ruasso. iac house has heou ihernqgas rrn-
o,aled. an4 large portion Of The furniture
been eeaiy furnished, liz tAbl. vii be "a
wcil supplied a. that Of any house u Eastern
Texas, aad lils chgrEca mcafraie.
Ihe stage office tor al OF the stage lines
running Ia and from Marshall, are kept al this
aopse.
JAMES LEE. Proprietor.
May ;, 1857. ~
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Ao,' sale.

SET of Offices immediately East O.
\ the Pablo Square. IN Houston Avenue
Also u tract Of and, containing 49, acres
situated one mile North East Of the ci,y OF
Marshal
Apply to the undersigned
T!lEprlllLCS PERRY.
Marshall. laiy 4, 81. No a. Il
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kAaTavSaIc ..li.. Sasio. -
spring and spmmer Clothing,

~ men ana boys
Ia a1aton 81 the aboTe, We have small
.,0e4 81 Ftl sni Winter goods, consisting Vi
ladies aai gentlcmcg's heavy 4Fsss goods, PLAN
illLnn rnaa.. M.aas ats, ole.
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NOTICE.

hN W. + NEAL. il my daily authorized
- agent dann. my absence from the state.
NM & MINIS.
Jaly 4. ~ 70 II
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DE\MA\'S
New Orleans Carriage WAvrh0usc'

Nos. 81, ~ and 10 common N"''n
Between the City and the st Charles iiotels'
The oldest and larges, Carriage Establish,
men, in the city. Their stock consists OF
some 900 Carriages, VIZ
Coaches, boFN"''
Yam. Roekawaysol No Top Buegies,
I,yht DO DO Slide Buggies,
Baroucher, sankey's " "EN'
Irr.,v Wagons, and almost every style of ear
rage sold IN this market Our work v from
our mandatory in Now Jersey, and iul'}
guaranteed For sale low for cash OF Guy az
reptauee ,, ,r,u,>, ,o
April IL, is56-y
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New Advertisement.
CITATION,
TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
County OF HARRISON
District Court, Fall Term, 1857.
Joseph Greer, vs. {. Asbuiy George.
CITATION.
No 1887.

To the SHERRY of sam County:
AfIiEREA~, on the Goth day Of Juv
w 1857, in our District Court Of HARRISON
county aforesaid, Joseph Greer filed hs petit.
ton in the District Clerks Office of sand
county, aud state, representing TINT G. Asbury
George Is Indebted to him in the sum Of three
hundred and eighteen dollars, and % cents
by promisory note, dated November l3lh ls55
payable to the order Of plaintiff. on or before
the lSi daY of January. sj7, with interest
at the rate of ten per cent per annum from
date liil paid ans that said sum Is in part con.
sideratIon Tor three hundred aud twerty acres
of land, bought hy defendant, from plaintiff
situated Va sad county Of Harrison. abou, III.
teen miles from the c,ty of Marshall and two
miles South from Lutte Cypress. Bayou, and
PRAYING Judgment for has sand debt, interest
and cost OF ,uit, and the enforcement Of bis
vendors lem on said and and that an order
b made 10 sell the same to satisfy said debt.
interest and cost. Nu affidavit being made by
l. \ Paiillo, Attorney tor plaintiff that the
said defendant, G. Asbury Gcofge, is not .
resident of t4e state ct Texas.
I'M, Is therefore, TO comiAaat on to sum.
mon the -aii defendant, C.. Asbuy George. by
publication Of this citation. flr fluf successive
weeks, ia the Texas Republican, q weekly
newspaper, published ia the city of Marshall,
in said county Of llarrisou, tia, they be and
appear before the Distre, Court of HARRISON
county at the Courthouse in the city of Mar.
shall, on the ith Monday after the / ST Monday
IN August 1857, then and there to answer
said petition, the substance Of which {, hereby
gwen.
Herein TAI not, and due return make Of the
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HAYNES Il UAn11O,
Store sonih snie NJ he Patlic Square.
ylrslaU Teas.

Marshall, Teas,
EAil. .ho attention Of the public to their
~ n.w stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting IN psrt Of the following arliclcsi
Prints, fuglish freneI, aud american fur.
niare Prints, Of latest mad most approved
ntylc-, mueus pnated, swiss ard lasoncss
barege-, and Tissues Of every siyle and de-
scripiion Of pattern silks, SOLID and fancy,
eainbFie, gIngham, plain Sold and plaid sum
ner amarie, irish linen, brown snen. planter
aul farmers hnon pain and twiiled. Chinese
grass .neu. table linen, iowelling, napkins, ard
crash hnen summer dols, fancy fdr rlnta-
looms alpaeea black sllesoia ylaia aaa printed
holsnl- brown AMI hlsachri coiio, and laei,
aapass; b9l.aeis aai thale- l.re-. icngrs,
ribbons assorted; SWISS and lsronsi eabro,ie-
tie. inserting and cdgiag; .siris grass mo-
hair and hpapfd hsad erchlef<, embroidered
PLAIN aud bem,t.icnsA eent, baTsiefei and plain
silk hass8asaa 'antefcarf. gents Nspplson
FH'u AHd Improved ianey ties neeheTchieis,
sik mn.ln and 4rune. lies ,atie, egliafs, ana
cmbrp.8erua. collars and .lcesc- u match col
lsr-, add sleeves to separate cotton, silk,
and nauuo hose gents hall hose. cotton
bleachei and uubiuaeted pl,.n and fancy
striped I'D e- gloves, pi..nie, black. VIII, g,
and eolyrad kld ladies' k1 sui doe "a ni'eit-
ladies lyle t,reai spi Berlin GLOVES geats
black kldsi buck gauutlvtts hne hucs, drtb,
doe. Beriin, She thread gloves haiioas, horn
and hstiug. spool eoilan c1ered AMI white,
hix. bacg and whit bagk and cui5resi, saving
stk, tapes sud braid. Itcet. aHd cord Hoss
and eahr cord olacs and white; cursaia dam
ask fsw fac fashionable a.aHtz, walls,
ii. s-es hats; aait. Oanv-e fans aaI shades
iincy furnishing arileies lade> woss bag';
and re;ieules, taimdla-, porimpnsa, etc, etc,
Combs lndia rubber, hara and hul ~ drrss-
ing coHu- side, round. put com)si noe,
tooth as.itAs hlif brushes, top'h bfn hes, ana
nail brushes gents dressing "lse stationery,
school aua N s.ei|snsoa-, tepAs; novels,
select AID standard bllnk books pass books,
ana memorandum books papeg, note, let
ter, an1 cap longfld and rec nj, for law
Yer. steel pens, pen holders pefei-. lead and
-|=ie pelesl points, s!l'e and ink school
and counuut room iuss'ands; portfolios,
haH.ess .tse+, and music eases guit.r, and
violin sfaHg., aud song books piano, gaiiar
violin aaI haiu ,HstrustoiJ fancy eolognes
aud extracts, otto ct ro-os, and halm OF a thcu--
and tlwer- puA, aul paa boxes, mcsn fan,
aud aly white, aud large aud varied assort-
meut II toilet soaps;
DOMESTIC GOODS
Lowell, brown sni beacaci .heesiags and
-h,r,Ing., 81. D. /, and @. ! hlelchsd aul brown
-berius-. brown a1l hir.ahci drills, canton
l.Isuei brown ana hlea' hel SEA island sher'-
.-Ha.l loNeis, tlen-aw, ohlskasaw, and
+ r~ncspN csitnHAdrs; uAukren eas-lmer.,
uankeeu etlau., ualeeaas, SIOUX tNiiis, etc,
/ uic. Ct-s.mer,, Jrtas, t"ccis, spring and
summer -iti rs. opera c.ItHf. T40it cloth
and msgne cloths, III ,qr1g aai summer
wear tanue'-, all roi9r- coat lanng-
cotton aul s,lk ,eyet3, r417, black cloths
far f.1sl
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LAW NOTICE.

INV NJ
VI J. HALL. Ar1~Hsg al lac, Marshall,
vi. Harrison county, Texas.
VIII practice m al the cant,ir. 10 which the
oil firm heretofore pricticei aud ia the sa.
p-eme AMI Fedora; courts at ryier.
Feb II 81 Is
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Dental Surgeon.

hR j. y JORDAN having returned TO
~ Marshall, respectfully ten- S'>,
a. n. SERVICES 90 lhe citizens l7Sss~IA
ard vicinity. Al operations enc -iii'
trusted 10 him are warranted 20 be done a
,.te best ana lsies, improved manner
Tie would say 10 bis friends that shdc 'o
\cN YcrA las, summer. hr saw and procured
mach late ana valuable information 10 pcnii-.
tfy, comprising Aliens patent fof inserting
teeth with sa ituupu- gums, aud resiorln2 tae
contour Of the iacc. ltcf winch be- paid 5000
the latest aud most Improved method tor 'n-
-efting artiiisai teeth yet snowa 70 iae pro-
ies~lou
Aprl 10, 1857. II
hOCrORS \ 5. Il T. +. Johnson have
~ associated themselves 90 the practice o
Medicine.
groMcc over their Drug Store. west side Of
The Public Square.
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Law Card.

EEO LANE, Attorney a Lar, Marshall,
NJ Harrison county, Texas.
September 10, 1853.
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Southern Furniture NarerOoms.

The largest Establishment in the south,
Nos n and III Canal Street
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". 4. VAIsITON,
Law Card.

~ s. JENNINGS, A0pusg al La'e. Mar
-. shall. Texas. Office as Northwest
corner OF the public square.
January -, 1865.
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TAPER aui sri.anf mlicral. Of NJ k.nd'
H., al. b, \ rAkBER,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-15

lection from invasion, from usurpation,
and from lawless violence. II the Gene
raj Government refuse this protection,
cannot doubt the right or the duty of the
State 10 intervene.
There are good grounds. however,
for the hope that the worst is over in
Kansas. From the Free State press of
the Territory. and from other reliable
sources, assurances are received that
peace, order and security are re-estah-
lished. for the present at least, within its
limits. Many of the most dangerous of
the marauders have left the Territory,
and disposition is manifested by the
present Territorial Governor to respect
and protect the rights of Free State set
tiers. There is reason to expect that the
most obnoxious acts of the Psuedo Lepis-
ature will be abrogated. and that the bad :.
design of the repeal of the Missouri Pro.
hibition will be defeated by the virtue
and intellig' nee of the People.
Meanwhile there is much distress oc-
casioned by the civil disturbances which
requires relief 1t is gratifying to OBJ
serve that the propriety and duty of af-
loTutnS luiS fehcl Is TeceSuiZeu Oy tuo
humane and liberal of all parties. The
people of Ohio will. doubt not, approve
whatever you may find it expedient and
necessary to do in order to protect The
emigrants from the suffering. disease and
death to which they are exposed.
Such, gentlemen. are the views which
| have thought it my duty to submit to
you. shall rejoice if they meet your
approval, and the approval of our COM
mon constituents. Should it be other
wise. shall still rejoice, if. supplying my
defects and correcting my errors, your
legislation shall be wiser and better than
my suggestions. Among the States of
the Union. Ohio holds no secondary
place. Surpassed by many in extent.
and by two in population and wealth, she
confesses inferiority to none in the ele-
ments which constitute the true greatness
of a State. Great in power, and great in
resources, she is greater still in her un-
sullied faith, in her zeal for education, in
her sympathy with suffering, in her f.
deity to right. and in her devotion to
liberty. These are the jewels in her
crown of honor. Let it be our honorable
ambition to preserve their brightness un-.
tarnished and undimmed
S. P. CHASE.
COLUMBUS, January 5. 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-15

IINHE undersigned will receive proposals be-
i tween the hours of one and three o'clock
P M. on Friday. the 3Oth inst, for building
a Bridge across the Sandusky river, in Pitt
township. at the crossing of a county road lead
ing from the Little and Upper Sandusky State
road east along the south line Of Thomas Bow
mans land running east to or near Bucyrus.
Said Bridge is tc have two fifty foot spans
twelve feet wide and sufficient height for all
high waters Slopes, if any at the ends. to
have proper grade made of timber and earth.
secured from washing Bridge to be made Of
the best material for lasting. Flooring two
inch white oak Bidders win accompany
their bi Is with plan of the bridge. Propo-
sails TO be received and considered at the
place designated for said bridge.
January 5, 1857
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-15
Bridge Notice.

rTNHERE will be offered for sale the building
i of a Bridge. on Monday the 18th day Of
January 1857. in Miff1in Township, Wyandot
County, to the lowest and best builder. to be
built across Warpole Run, near Francis Iryins.
A plan of the Bridge will be required from
each bidder on the day of sale. Sale to take
place between the hours of 10 and o'clock.
Also proposals will be received on We,lnes-
day the 2lst day of January, to Build Bridge
across Little Tymochtee Creek in Salem Town
ship, Wyandot County, on what is called the
Brownsville State Road. Proposals will be
considered at the same time for Bridging some
swamps on the same road; plan of the Bridge
must accompany the bids, and suggestion for
the best mode for bridging the swamps will be
considered on the same day. Sale to be be.
tween the hours of IL and o'clock on said day.
By MILTON -MORRAL.
CO. Commissioner.
Dec oAtb 1875 ltd