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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03
OBITUARY.

DIED, at Upper Sandusky, O., on the
2sts November, 1857. JosHuA Lnwls. aged 81
years. He was buried with Masonic honors.
on the 29th, by the brethren Of Warpole
Lodge. No l76. who on their return to the
Lodge passed the following resolutions;
wHxREAs, We have been called upon. by
most solemn admonition, to consider the un-
certainty of human life, and the immutable
certainty of death. let US also remember that
we too must soon go to accomplish this fea'ful
destiny of all our race.
May it have an influence to wean cur AFFECT
ions from the things Of this world. and to fix
them more devotedly upon our God, the only
sure refuge in time Of need.
RESOLVED, That we sincerely, deeply and
most affectioDately syn'pathise with the i'm
mediate relatives and friends Of the deceased
in their affective bereavement, and can only
point them for consolation to Hfx who looks
down with infinite compassion on the widow
and the fatherlsss in their hour Of dssolation.
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ROBBERY AsD PUNrsHMENr.--On n

ROBBERY AND PuNrsnMEsr.--On the
sd inst. a man named Angus M'Clel.
land in the employ Of Elijah Bills, Of
Hsrtland Township. Huron county. rob.
bed his employer Of 98i dollars. under
the following circumstances:
The money was kept in a bureau
drawer. and under pretense Of backing q
letter, he entered the room, opened the
drawer with false key and sbstracted
the money. lso dollars Of which was in
gold, the balance in notes. The bills he
gave to an accomplice. He then went
to Norwalk, purchased suit Of clothes,
went thence to Monroeville, thence to
Sandusky then to Detroit where he eros
ssd over 10 Canada. Officer Jones start
ed on his track, arrested him near Lon
don. CAnsda, brought him back to Nor.
walk. where Special Graud Jury was
empannelled, an indictment found and
he placed upon trial. He plead guilty
and was sentenced to the penitentisry for
three years, and. in company with Rev.
Julius Caesar Bement, was conveyed to
the State Involuntary Total Abstinence
Society Institute. in Columbus on Thurs.
day last. lie steadily refuses to divulge
the name Of his aceomplics.-PlymoasA
Advertiser.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

TERRIBLE CoNFLAGRATroN-A terrible
fire occurred in this village on Saturday
night. beginning in the stores occupied
by NJ. A Blakeslee, Barse q Robinson.
and David Korn.
In less than Two hours the entire block
extending from II. s. Morris's grocery,
the corner opposite the new Brick Hotel
up to and including the dwelling house,
of Russell Martin were in the ruins
The post Office building was pslled
down. and the building next north Of il
occupied by R. Talent as AZ upholstery
and chair mandatory, was also torn
down. This made gap between the
fire and the Advertiser Office, which ena-
bled all to turn their attention to arresting
Of the flames at this point OleanAd.
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L. UEKBY,
Actuary. @. A. A.
584 Broadway, N. Y.

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Decem.
ber is on cur table. 1t is filled with a
most choice selection Of articles, bot h
prose and poetry, among which are the
"Florentine Mosaics," the F." Battle Of LIE.
panto." "the Autocrst Of the Breakfast
Tablt, ~" Skipper Ireson's Ride" "Tho'
mas Carlyle" and an article on the sub.
ject Of slavery entitled "Where will it
end"
This mum Der is in all respects superior
to the last, and bids fair 10 take the lead
in the Magazine enterprise in the United
States. We hope the enterprising pub
fishers may have all the success they de-
serve in their merritorious undertaking
Published by PHILIPS. SAMPSON
4 Co., Boston, Mass. Price Three Dol
lars. -..
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Hollossdy's Pills and Ointment. Guard
sgsisst Imposturs. To do this look we'll
for the water mark. Holloway. New
York and London" wuich exists in every
leaf Of the book Of directions enveloping
the medicines. This trade mark is manu-
tured in the paper itself, and is discernibls
on being held up to the light. Mortifca-
tion can not ensue where Holloway's
Ointment is applied tn time to a wound,
sore or ulcer. By preventing inaamatlon.
st prevents pain. For indigestion. liver
complaints, and diseases ofthe bowels, the
Pills are sure remedy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

A Nxw DIsPkKsAK1oN.-The Dayton
Emp1e is one Of your true blue, up and
down. right and left Democratic
newspapers such as Stste like Ohio can
produce-a State where there is so much
truth abroad that only those who obsti-
nately close their eyes. do not see and &C.
cept Of it. This Dayton Empire, in a
recent issue is particularly hard on ano-
tber trouble which the present admiais-
tration has to deal with, to-wit: The
bother of free speech. We make the fol-
lowing extract:
"Churches for free speech, balls for
free speech, schools for free speech, news.
papers for free speech--fres speech we
now use in its popular sense, as meaning
any kind OF speech-are nnmitigated
curses, and lead to the utter unbridling
Of tongue snd pen"
This is Democracy according to the
new dispensation."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

DxMocRAcY IN NEW YoRK.-At tb,
late Fernando Wood meeting in New
York, Hon. John Cochrane, a member
elect Of the next Congress said:
"Were Fernando Wood a devil incarn
ate the fact Of his selection as the stan
dard bearer Of his party is enough to raj
ly to his support. the ranks Of the Demoe'
racy."
Mr.. Wood is Of the same opinion. In
a conversation with the editor Of the N
Y. Courier 4 Enquirer, held some three
years ago, he said: i71, ...
II know my party well. Were to
60 home and cut the throat Of one Of my
family to night, l should none the less be
elected Mayor Of New York next Tues.
day by FIVE thousand majority"
These two men ought to know the
Democratic party well; they have been
its leaders for years, and having received
its honors in the way Of Office ought to
knew to nicely the capacity ii has for
swallowing Objectionable men. We
quote their testimony because it is vol.
un.ary and comes from men who are
we'll qualified to judge Of what they
speak. Their confidence, it will be seen,
is boundless in the utter slavisbness Of
the mass Of their party-its readiness to
exslt even in the blackest crime, to up.
hold even murder, to stand by even in
carnatc deviltry itself if invoked to do SO
in the name Of the party.
Such language as this would be consid-
cred an insult by any other party. If it
is not true. why does not the Party vim
dicate itself from the damaging testimony
Of its own sons!-PiHs. Cur.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

v During the progress ofthe lorna
do last week near Crestline, Miss. White
q young lady aged about seventeen years.
was carried BY the force Of the wind sew
eral hundred feet and left dangling on
the top Of cherry tree. She glieed
through aerial space, hoops and all. like q
thing Of air. and descended upon the
tree with all the majesty and ease Of an
eagle in lowering to its nest. She esca.
ped uninjurod.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

A PoEr IN LUoK.-M. Lamartine,
whose fortune wss greatly impaired by q
series Of bad years and his indulgence to
poor tenants. has this year had magnif-
icent Drop Of wine upon his Macon Estate
in france. II is said that he has sold
5000 casks at 80 francs each, aud has
realized the sum of 100000 francs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

EFThe friends of temperance met in
the NJ, E Church, Nov. 30th. for the
purpose of forming Temperance Soeie-
ty, and also to adopt such measures ~
may be deemed expedient to suppress
the sale of spirituous Liquors. On mo
ton, G. E. Worth was chosen Chairman,
and W. King Secretary.
ON Mor1oN. A. E. Wigton David Ay'
res and Rev. Monnet, were appointed a
Committee to draft Constitution to be
presented at the next meeting. to be held
in the M. E. Church on Monday evening
next T; also, that ministers notify their
congregations ofsaid meeting.
ON MORTON. That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the several
papers Of the town.
w. KING, j. q. WORTH,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

Charles 0'Neil, Of Lansing, Michigan,
last week caught his wife and a male
friend occupying the same couch, and
pinned them fast with sword which he
held by virtue OF his Office As a Militia
Colonel. Neither Of them can possibly
recover. O'Nell gave himself up.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

In Bedford County, Va, lately. Miss.
Elvira W. Wingfeld, aged IS, recovered
a verdict of $4,000 against VIM. Stein,
aged 80, for breach Of promise Of mar.
riage.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

~ Mr. H J.. Baldwin has located in this
village Tor the purpose of carrying on the
Clock and Watch making and repairing
business. He comes well recommend as
to his abilities as workman. Read his
Adyer tisement in another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

IMPORTANT TO Pcsr MAsrERs.-The
Post Master General has decided recent
y that @if post masters do net give
publishers notice when their yapers re-
main in the Post Office without being ia :
ken out by the subscriber. within Eve
- ~ ,hemselYrs liable for the
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THURSDAY DEC. 8, 1887.
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Actuary, @. A. A.
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The Pork Trade.

by the Commercial Of the Esd inst:
sin the hog market there is no al.ers
ton, the demand is quite small, ant
hard y equal to the rcceips; 8' 50s6 OF
may be called the currency.
i In provisions there is no alteration, il
anything. prices are slightly easier
Drovers think hard to accept present pri.
ces because it is entailing heavy losses
being faa below the prices paid last sum
mer.
From the Vincsnnes, Ind. Sun, Of 9oth j
There have been no transactions in
hogs At this point. Farmers are asking
85 90 but this figure is above the views
Of buyers, and there will be few bought
at that price.
From the Anderson, Ind Standard Goth. i
The hog trade appears 10 be opening
very dull this season. Prices ranging
from 1895 to $3.50. Many are want
ing to buy on time. 1t seems that low
prices must be expected beyond doubt,
and the further the season advances, the
lower prices must rule.
[Frem the Louisville DEM, of Saturday
Thre was but one house killing hogs
yesterday. They slaughtered about
900 head. We heard OF no transact.
ions in hogs but report sales of 1000
mans and 1000 shoulders from the
block. at 7c for the hams and Sc for the
shoulders cash.
From the Chicago Tribune, 2Oth.l
There is quite an improvement to note
in this trade. A sale Of 800 head took
place last night for Wednesdays delivery
at S4,l5 gross. They are to average
$50 lbs. gross. A sale is also noted Of
100 head Ofvery choice hogs, averaging
the extremely heavy weight Of $50 lbs.
net at $3.50 per gross.
Provisions are in better demand also;
100 lbs. Lard sold at l0c per lb. for
shipment to New York. The Mess Pork
now being packed is mostly sold at SIS
per bbl.
Froln the Mo. Republican, 2lst,]
About the first legitimate operation in
hog buying in this city for the present
season toek place yesterday. There ar
rived yesterday 600 head. Of which 45o
were delivered on contract previously
made. The balance consisting Of l5O
head cornfed and averaging probably
$50 lbs. sold at S4. so per 100 lbs. There
were some other arrivals here to-day ,and
it is inferred that they will come forward
regularly and steadily from this time, for
the operators, We believe, look for liberal
receipts on and after next Monday, trans.
actions in pork still very light.
From the Steubenvile. o. Herald
There is rather fair business doing in
hogs this winter atrather moderate prices.
Prices in Coshocton county fell within
a few weeks from 1886 to 1920, and
dull at that. In Washington county. Pa.
many Of the farmers design killing and
sailing their own hogs. They cannot
get offers above $3.50 per hundred lbs.
andJthese offers they are not disposed to
accept. .-...
From the indianapolis Jour ,al, of 2Oth.l
The pork trade has not yet fairly open
ed at this point. For Shipment to N. Y.
We hear Of sales at So, ,75aS4 gross.
Packers are not yet buying, but killing
will commence regularly next week, on
hogs already contracted for.
We hear Of good many feeders who
intend to pack their own hogs. and we
think the amount Of bacon put up among
farmers will be greater than usual. But
little is said concerning the "hog chole.
ra."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

MoRs FILLrBusrERrNa.-The Mobile
(Alta) Register says that in addition to
the 400 fillibusters who sailed with Wal
ker from that port. about $50. have gone
unh,nnarts of the United States ic
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

r. It may seem strange. but it is q
fact that men are much more afraid Of
women than women are afraid Of men,
and fearing 10 break the ice" is fruit
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

~Ths New York papers call the
thieves who rob the bread carts in that
city, Loafers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-03

Each subscriber is also presented with
Certificate in the Awards Of Prem iums.
by which q valuable work Of Art or Pain
ting or Sculpture may be received in ad-
dition. thus giving to every subscriber
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and certificate gratis. -
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No person is restricted to, single
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Full particulars Of the Ass Ocistion ar
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s,- 548 BRoADwAY. NEW YoR1A
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. BRANDRErHs PLLLs.-The Weak, the Consume
1--WE. rheumatic, Costlye, Billions and Delicate az
ter some days use will find renewed strength and
lie pervade every organ Ofthcir frames Every dose
makes the blood purer. The nerves commences i'm tho
arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills
nrst ehect act upon the arteraI blood increas ing
the circulation by which impurities are deposited IN
me veins, and they throw sf such collections into
Inc bowels, which organ by the energy derived from
Brandreth's Pills, exPes them from the system
Nhen hrst used, the pills may occasion gripping and
even make the patient feel worse; this must he
borne with for the good to come afterwards. No
great good Is often achieved without some trouble
cry Of health; Those symptoms only occur where
the body has long struggled under a load OF impure
tenacious humors. consecutive use for few ,lays
VIII satisfy the most unbelievng of the great good
the pills are dong. The directions should he care
fully studied. III understood and followed health
and vlgor will, IN majority of cases, be secured by
the use of BrdndTeth's Pills. -
Sold at q cents per box at IS Canal street. Brand
reth Building, New York by +. w. DYorr Sous
lR north Second street, Philadelphia, and by medi,
cine dealers generally. nov aft
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=. WORTH kNOwING.-PrOf. Wood, whose adyez-
tlscment will be found IN another column has dis
covered remedy for the gray and bald, which is at
once practicable and cheap. 1t requires no dyeIng
no Wig. nor extraordinary trouble. There can be no
monIals almost without number, and from men of
great intelligence, high standing and moral worth
Those who have been bald for years are now wear
ing their own hair and appear ten years younger than
they dId SIX months ago. AS IN most cases gray
hairs and had heads both premature and unnatur
al duty to remedy them by the natural and un
douhfed means which Prof Wood has invented and
now kindly offers to the afflicted Read his adver-
t,sement, try his wonderful remedy, and give the
PROFESSOR a new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Whig.
For sale IN Washington by CHARLES SroTr sam
UEL b. WAITE, NAIRN PALMER, J. p. MILBURN
Co., JAS. ". CALLAN, and all Druggists an A-2w
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BEAUTIFUL CANEos The Brothers Gait have
recently received various sets of cameo ornaments
for the fair sex, which, specimens of the fine
arts, are most exquisite things indeed They are
more deliberately and artistically cut, we think
man any other canoes we ever saw. Those en-
eowso with good taste will be pleased, we know
TO criticise them
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-A. Green sold at auc-
'on yesterday, the Vineyard, some three miles
north OF the city, adjoining the new Military Asy-
lum, the residence of the late John Agg, for Sc
ooO, subject to a claim of S3,4s3 33H, making a
e"taa OF gil ,9o3 SSA, to Conway Robinson, Esq
OF Richmond, Virginia.
HEALTH observation-disclosures several
persons were fined for violating the regulations of
the Board Of Health. The Commissioner is de-
termiRed TO enforce the regulations in every in
stance where violation is made known to him.
IHE SALE OF FURNITURE at the Ebbett House
will be continued to-day by Mr. Fisher To-
morrow he will sell at this house large quantity
OF linens, bedding, &c.
For THE MAY FEsrIvALs.-G. III. Cassidy adj
vertises Some seasonable articles in the shape of
light colored kid gloves and beautiful wreaths
for the coming May Festivals.
CORRESPONDENT in Georgetown calls the at
tention of those whom II concerns to the very al.
thy state of most Of the lanes and alleys in that
town atlfhis time. -
YET ANoTHER.-Wele learn that Albert w Mar
tin, Esq. has withdrawn from the Seventh Ward
Know Nothing Council.
WATCH RETuRNs.-This morning, Captain
doddard took his place as Police Magistrate, to
try the cases at the central guard-house
Michael Morris, vagrant, was sent to the work.
house for 80 DAYS
WIN. Jones, drunk workhouse 30 DAYS. Jones
mad never seen the Captain in the chair and
inought TO get on by pleading that he had urgent
important business claiming his attention and
also that he had never before been committed TO
the workhouse ~
captain Goddard expressed the opinion that if
ne hadn't been sent to the khouse he had failed
TO get justice, and that the important business he
attended to was butting his head against the pave
mGnt, Judging from the scars upon his face
Jones went down.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. Dnponeo',
Female PHts.-The combination of Ingredients in
the Pills perfectly harmless Their efficacy and
merits are based upon an 3tensive practice of over
thirty years and, where the directions have been
strictly followed, they have never failed to correct
all Irregularities relieve painful and difficult men
SITUATION particularly at the change of life. They
will cure the w hites, and remove all distractions
arising from oOld, exposure any causes and may
be used successfully as Preventive. Call upon the
agent, and get q Circular for particulars free.
Price per box, with full directions. Sold whole
sale and retail by CHAs. STOTT Druggist Penn. ave-
nue., SAMUEL Is. WAITE. 58 Seventh street, Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.; and II. s. T. CIssRI Georgetown; to
whom all orders must he sent, and the Pills will be-
sent conhdentay,b by mall to ladies who enclose them
is forgery. lie 2-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. McGUIRE Auctloneer.

Dy JaS y. McG UlHE AuctlOneer.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
o1 HFTEfNS6b6SSo N.s 1;
asbs Building Lots IN Square Me- s situated a.
Twenty six Lot. fronting "a fee. each on north G,
and running back lis feet inches to aSefeet aileS
and Streets seftS s ss1
back $50 feet inches to 20-feet alley NN''''s
i and @ GaDo
ana running back It's feet inches to 80 feet aley
ed, forming the above described valuable lots The
n and First streets fronts have been graded and
paved, and the whole has been surrounded with
beautiful shade trees, securely boxed and the sale
oners rare Inducements to persons DESTROYS of
Ting property IN that rapidly improving part of the
The extensive Government printing office recently
constant employment to about FIVE hundred PERSONS
ana 70 Induce immediate building, with view of af
IN that locality, the owners will make discount of
nve per cent on the purchase money to any purcha-
SSsRR ss ds to s.e less than
IerInk 20 per cent of the purchase money in ca sh
%hs !. pa e %
ea interest," secured by deed of trust the pro-
PITTS of the property will be exhibited at the SALE
on Every LOT put up will be positively sold with
ap Pad Jas. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, AuctIoneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF WATCHES, Jew
- ELRY, PLATED WARE. CUTLERY, AND FANCY
GooDs.-On FRIDAY MORNING, 2ith instant, ut
~ clock, we Will sell at store No. =, next door TO
Of Watches, Jewelry, &C., as
Fine Gold Hunting and Open-faced Lever Duplex
- and other Watches
Silver and Plated Watches, Gold Guard, Vest, and
Cameo, Fl9rintine, Mosaic, and G old Stone Sets
bracelets, LOckets, Studs, Sieve Buttons
Pins, Slides, Charms, &C., &c.
Also, Pearl Portemonnaies Pocket Cutlery Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods, &c.
sale will be continued at night,
Terms: Under $50, cash over that amount n
credit of 80 and 60 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed- bearing interest VII
ap2-2t BARNARD BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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Further Indian Troubles.

ST. LoUIs, April 22.-The officers Of the steam
er Mnnehaha, from Upper Missouri, report great
excitement at PlattsmOuth, Nebraska, in conse-
quence of the Pawnee Indians being driven in nv
4 number of settlers of salt Creek. A fight oC-
cured, resulting in the killing Of several Indians
and one white man and the capturing OF 10 In
dans. General Thayer. Of Omaha City, has raised
a party Of volunteers 20 protect the scttleIs.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 2i.-Flour is steady at s5 IS
for super Of all descriptions.
Wheat is still scarce; red 81 40as1A5: white
81 SaS1 81. Corn is also scarce and selling at
s2a6ic. for fair to good, and &c. for very prime
white. and 6lla65c for yellow.
Whisky is lower.
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New YORK, April 2i.-Stocks are dull and
generally lower Chicago and Rock Island l0l;
Cumbei land Cool Les Illinois Central shares 1871;
Michigan Southern, COS New York Central
So; Pennsylvania Coal S2X; Reading sI6; VIZ
ginia 6's Ok; Missouri 6's e3S.
Sterling exchange is frmer.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April N.-Flour is firm; sales Of
9.5OO bills; State SO 65aS6.75; Ohio 90 25aS6 SIS
SOuthernS6 50aS6. IS.
Wheat is firm; sales Of 10 900 bushels; Western
white Sl65 Corn is firm; sales Zoo bushels;
whiteS Soc.
Chicago repacked Sl625. Lard has declined;
bbls. 1ic.
Whisky has advanced; Ohio D &c.