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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
HOW CAN You FORGET?
By Montzell.

By Montzell.
How can you forget the night, Sal Jones,
When yon first sat on my knee,
And the silvery moon its light. Sal,
Reflected on tower and tree,
AS it reflects it now, Sal
Though many years have flown
Since it saw you blush q vow, Sal.
That you would t Q mine alone.
The stars that gemmed the sky. Sal ] nea
And smiled upon your face,
Saw love in your bright blue eye Sal
as gave you fond embfsc,
And you were charmed with my voice, Sal
while whispered love to You,
And that yeu were my cl qice. Sal,
That no other gal would do.
But your marin came out with broom, Sal J ines
A d said, 'ole Teller begon +
And knew if Ididn't, my doom, Sal.
So left You oil alone. ~ .fa @ -
On me she hissed he dog, Sal.
And got my trousers tore.
| tumbled over log. Sal,
And pelleve.--.I svore.
1 wished your marm to the devil. Sal Jones.
With all her broom alarms
And her dog not awhit less evil. Sal Jones,
Bit l wished yon-again In my arms.
Nv trousers ale mended now. Sal Jones.
Aud my last love will not regret.
But the broom, the dog, and your VOW Sal
Are things never can foygos
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

First class in Oriental philosophy stand
up. Tbibyets what is life?" ~
Lille consists of money. boss. and 3
fashionable wife.
Next. what is death?"
A paymaster, who settles everybody's
debts and gives the tombstones as recent
in full Of all demandsl
What is poverty9
The reward of merit Genius generally
raceives from discriminating public,
What is religion? &
Doing unto others as you please. with,
out allowing them to return the cempli,
ment.
What is fame? fs6
A six line puff ia q newspaper while
living and your fortune to your enemies,
when dead, leAt "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
JAMES NEEDY.

Yours, ETC.,
JAMES NEEDY.
This done the clerk again looked over
the parcel of bills which he had previous
ly laid for more weighty considerations,
and soliloquized as follows:
"Here is bill for twenty dollars a.
gainst Scale, Weight, & Co., grocers,
that must come without fail--has been
due for two weeks. Delaine & Price also
owe us this bill for twenty more. We
advertised their dry goods for six months
and no pay since due. Mason Dr. Son
plasters. owe FIVE dollars for advertising
chair for SALE" Shoemaker & Co.,
! eight dollars, etc.
| Being satisfied that the bills contained
no errors, he started out of the office to
collect.
"Hallo. Weight, pay this bill only
/ twenty dolars-beeu due two weeks
must have money, very much in need
hands to pay.
Weight listened very attentively until
the clerk paused, then, with smile re-
piled:
''No funds in to-day; pay tomorrow.
After the clerk had passed on, with
rather downcast look. he muttered to
himself "pay when get ready"
Clerk then entered the store Of De-
laine d Price. Proprietors not in; clerks
know nothing about the business ef the
bill; think however, it is too hig.
The dsheartened clerk waits full thirty
minutes, but no proprieiors come. He
leaves with troubled look and a quick
nervous step. Hide d. Pelts come nexl
on the programme.
GOOD morning, Mr.. Hide. Pay this
bill of ten dollars. You agreed to pay
to day you know.
eyes recollect now, but really l had
quite forgotten it, and have no money
now. l will call in this evening, howev-
er, and settle up.
| Clerk knew this to be mere express
| ion of language, but passed on more
puzzled than ever. Mason, the plasterel
however, hailed him from the third story
of new block across the way. and offer
ed him three dollars on his bill If he
would just step there. Oh course the
clerk almost few up to receive the three
dollars. 1t was the first rec ipt sina7
leaving the office, SO he continued on
down the streets.
ePay this BILL" was repeated perhaps
fifty times, and with .refusals. smiles,
irowns and curses. He finally returned
to bis counting room, but with much
slower step than when he passed out.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

EF Last year "only one person in 49,.
l6s'449 who travelled by railways was
killed" from causes beyond his own
control"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

MoRAL.--No one should hesitate to pay
the printer his dues. No class Of people
work more diligently, and to withhold it
when ue, is sin Of which no honest
man would be guilty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

EE-An Irishman who was challenged to
fight duel. but declined on tie plea
that he did not wish to leave his old moth.
er on orphan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

GE- Alta recent railroad festival the fol.
lowing conceit was given: "Our moth.
ers-the only faithful tenders who never
misplaced switch.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

The following have been unanimousl,
adopted by the "craft." and are expecs
ed to be observed. u
/. Enter softly. aaa
Q. Sit down quietly,
.. Subscribe Tor the paper, ,
a. DON'T touch the poker,
o. Say nothing interesting.
g. Engage in no conversation.
z. Don smoke.
8, Keep eight feet from the table
8. Don't talk to the printers. =
10. Hands off the papers.
II. Eyes off the manuscript. a
Gentlemen observing these rules were
entering aprlniipg qtice, will greatly OBJ.
i'ge the printers, and need have no fea,
OF the "Devil." The ladies, Who some.
times bless US with their presence for q
lew moments, are not expected to keep
the rules very strict, and it will be yerv
agreeable to US to have them break the
ninth rule as often as convenient.
Boys. unless accompanied BY their par.
ents' are particularly requested to keep
out of the office. eT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

EI Pampernickle says womans's heart
is the most sweetest thing in the world;
in fact it is a perfect Aoneycomb, full OF
sells. Queer aintit?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

8y A new book has been published en:
titled. "Gouge on Banking" We think
"Banks on Gouging" would be applica.
bic to the times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
SomltRinafor Gnerllbo0g,

~Phllosophers say that shutting the
eyes makes the hearing more acute. A
wag suggested that this accounts for SO
many closed eyes at church at sermon
time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

A public fault ought not to suffer Sc
crct punishment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

1t is folly to attempt any wicked be
ginning in hope Of good ending.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

Women are to be measured. not by
their beauties, but by their virtues.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
NGGG1Sq9
MY GRANDMOTHER'S PAN.
BY FINlEY JOHNSON.

She loved it, she loved it,
1t was her delight:
With its bottom and sides
All polished SO bright;
And throughEwinter and summer
It still was her plan,
To have her bep warm'd
With that old warming pan.
And oft would her eyes,
With anxiety fall,
Upon that dear relics
That hung on the wall. a.
Once only she missed it
Twas not in its place,
And tears trickled down
Her time-furrowed face:
Some servant had moved it:
But when it was found,
My Grandmother's cot
With peace did abound.
No image of beauty
Could to her impart
Such joys as that psn,
The pride of her heart.
My grandmother
She sank sweetly to rest,
And the sods of the valley
Now cover her breast:
And for her sake,
Shall in my heart cherish
hat precious old relic,
Nor e'er let tpelish;
y Though ! then was q boy,
And now am a man,
Yet shall keep bright
My grandmother pan.
Il is true, I've read,
- In some kind of books,
The Lord sends victuals,
The devil the cooks;
But hope is still left,
While yet in the heart,
The joys of our youth
Can pleasure impart;
While the leart of the child,
And the aged man,
Throbs at the thought
Of his grandmother's pan,
Baltimore. Oct, 1857. 'af
s.------
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19

The sun and moon are red and white
roses of the field of heaven,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
Notice is hereby given & e iGe'os s 3 % M 'T 5 ~! rest

from an extensive wholesale in Pinch
vile. Note paper, pen and ink, were
Immediately called into requisition, and
the following dun made out and dis
patched to the Post Office:
Messrs. Rich & Slow-Enclosed please
find bill for fifty dollars, which you will
oblige US by remitting Immediately.
YOurs etc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-11-19
Printing Office Rules.

The following have been unanimousl,
adopted by the "craft," and are expecs
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-14

Ihe hiDga Agitgicy, says that that ccWntb
has pr6taced ACC Vto lbs. Of nipple .ps,r %
this season, Iich is double ihe amuuut pro-, =
duced in 1850, according to the census s,a.
tislics, The same proportisa ID ssaii b. h,ila,
good IN nearly all the large sugar. producine.
e,strll,.s, .,s The season having been Lyur,.,
Bile one, and the high price OF sugar having
stimulatt d production. w 10
The fotai ampoht produced in. la50swss,
81 25S, d36 lbs, OF which, New York. pro, i,
duced 10 357 .4s4. Ohio, 1855 200, h,dians
2 9gl, i92. Michigan s,439. .704. vsrrmont
6sSl9t3o7, and Pennsylvania 9,sas, ,s25
Assembling the hrqehct 10, have doubiea. sthos
2tsl Wv thssysarAyould be equal to- % su6,.s
872. which would be equal II go 500 hhds.t
Of Ne. Orleans sAgar. The incrca ed pr,,. !.
duftiqn, ,aaloHs, caasrd by high prices, NAV
be set down Ut $1,000 hhds., which IL III
least equal to halt the estimated prudue, II
Louisiana sngar for the past year. 81 !.
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The business ef organizing and setting
in motion the different detartments Under
the new administration, b psogressfHg sHc.
cessfulIy. Thhs fl efery measure adopted
and every appuiaemeat nsds Sy Presiden,
Buchanan seemsto meet with the geaciSl
appropriations Of tbe'peopie. I, Is impossible
for the Chief Executive Of nativu so large
as ours tG avoid Ell erross ia his choice OF
men to fill of9isisi Posts; but Mr.. BachaAat,
seems to be amere slccess6il thair is6si
OF his predecessors in this respect. We
have full confidence In his ability and integ.
rity aud we venture the prediction that hs
administration will be ono ofshe most pop.
ular and benefcient' known to the history Of
the country. s1es .sF,J q $g. bssH}a-g 81
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Secretary st:. ntoii.


Is another place we publish the a3nrfable
letter Of Secretary StantOh; now tie acting
Governor of Kansas. I. iss Eea &fisten
documen emit, and puts 10 flight she ISLANDERS
which Republicans are circulating over the
country. that the administration desires to
deprive the free State party Of its rights
From the letter Il seems shat the Republi-
cans IN Kansas have not. only refused to
vote, but have absolutely caused fictitious
names to be registered by tificers Of tie
Territory. Such i fraud as this, to avoid the
responsibility Of voting, is unworthy the
character Of honest men. The free State
men ~know they have the power 10 control
the destinies Of Kansas as they will. They
can make il q free State. But they will not
act, because, forsooth, their political leaders
hate forbidden them. Thus they become the
miserable tools of d few .disunion dema.
gogues. .5, - ..sls.s ,s..
Mr. Sta6folPs rec6tnhe ndation 10 uppoin,
one Republiedh. one nee State National
Democrat, and one slave State man as judg.
es OF election Is fail add liberal. This giyes
N sjoriiy of,the judges Of election; to The
free suite party. Are The &epdblicsns dis
satisfied win dist N sd,tlisy shodld never
make any possible ptetedsioii 10 fairness o.
candor. rs .sttias ssss ssE
rf 5gS45. :, 4 ! 81, Il - .ss 80. il ~ II. q Z .s ~
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slil,sisse OF ~ Railro,..l.

A portion of the trork Of the RacIf6e &
Mississippi T.. ilrodd. which was built ucross
a bottomless slough, half mile in width,
has'sunk, and disappeared from sight. The
embarkment was constructed by throwing
in trees aud large brushwodd, and piling the
earth upon them. The slough was OF such
nature ihui, even with this superficial
of construction, two years were +censuWed
in throwing the eTnbankment across #. Eeie
settling 81, ,fhe earth, during the progress Of
pf. flie work, caused the slough to rise dis
tance OF 6fty feet on each side, from ten to
twenty feet above its former level. The re
pairs will no doubt be attended with great
expense. .T3..
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Hon Samuel DlcdHry. theaeW. Governor
of 'MihnesYts was duly, insiailed iuio off r.,
at the, capital Of the T'aryftAss,,,on the 23J
nit. D. G. Gibbs administered the ou,b.
The Governor had the mishap to be VT ck
ed on the d.y previous. He and .atput two
hShdtGd Sbd atty eeker pasSfhhGsf6 were on
board the steamer Time and Tide, which yes-
Sci, when about fifteen miles frap 81. P.pl,
waa s'rS?ft with teayyftH affo"ling Ice,
sss sd &ss ,ts H, s n, beE 5 .h,e ha, her
ense way ap p'g ssfes % the Ss Poss
noon by different means.
The extra session Of the Minnesota Leg.
isldtdre, i sftl,$e rernsd'stftts wua caf1 d
to meet On the 9th oi April. The disposal
Of the land grants and of the capital question
will constitute the principal business OF the
session Chicago Pes.
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= fssf W. lra s. kS'fNSpe
tn, Hilbns. kiehlI lIa always howIins
over ne hqrOrs d s66thsrn slavery, give.
he foI|owibs sccdaEi Efiiee white women
y Ffntee.
"But yesterday, Ss,ysiE Sss,yisEa IN gy,o,s. .
sIaveryLfrofhn being bous6, md ala HIs
dumb beasts. OF like twenty million Ameri-
cdn.bcfn Wdtheh. Now, in Europe, i d
fact that when one occupation Il harder
or more repulsive than another women msY
be selected to do It. We have ssen kdci, I
scenes a. this, which we give to exsmpliS
our posi,ions AZ French p0Ft a.RhzFfwtS
being repaired, and Il was NECESSARY TO drain
portion OF the dock, ,rohod dbout Il; the Cd.
Grafton engendefed 4 stencil 90 intolerable
that the workmen recoiled, and workwomen
accordingly were sent down 10 compIsts
the oPeration, 10 France, we aaFa seen
woman, geared with 0 quadTuped, pl0vinR.
In Paris, women, are .scayeRgers and pnrt.
.ers. On the Rhine they drag boats. In vi.
enna they carried h6ds. And 90 through the
whole catalogue of mssculine mesaness,
eowHftiice, cruelty and iufsmy. Etssy
scoundrel called great--the NapoleoBs, the
CDsars, the Alexanders-dooms women to
yet more ghsstly drudgery BY the wars
which Kill ct their natural protectors, de-
str6g esbital and multiply Psuperisms; 80.
was, says an iAmericans ssix smonths In ths
south Of France, AT the time Of the Ras.isn
campaign. During that time I did not 4 %
SIX men working In ths fields, but oil we.
men-the men being dragged away fur
sIauRh'er and glo-y.'' 81 3gs siaF
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h'6 AUDITOR 3 OFFICE, Ravenna, D
Portage county, o., Nay "a, ls57.} s
1 hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are correctly tosied ns filed in my Office.
H. l.. CARTER, d.
~ AudiiStof PORTAGE coantu.

n BhayE BACHELOR. .s-It having been
tboised abroad in England that the Finance
,MiDisterin the new Parliament would pro-
pose an allowance OF f70 200 a yeat to the
Princess Royal. on tie occasion Of Her msr.
riage to Prince William Of Ffussia-swhich
event 10 soon to take place14thcl mstfef be-
came the subject Of frequent. questioning at
some Of the political gatherings in London,
One or the candi6ates Of TIE House, who
had Seen as9ed II he was if fasUt OF the
measure, responded, that 'swi.h yregafdsso
the .dowry OF ETC, 900 to the Prlncess, Roy.
al, he thought it q large amount 10 pay, and,
es be was bachelor unattached, he would
take Ter off the Prussian Princes hands for
half the money! as5 ss8s@nsa ig'so
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NIurdcr i,l nnxfnn. d M, y. !. .
2 DAYros, Friday Nav 4

E DAYTON, Friday May s, j.
a German blacksmith, named Henry
was murdered last night, at n
grocery kept by Philip Walch. He was act
upon by four Germans, dragged out Of the
house, and dispatched with bricks and kniye..
The names Of the murderess are George
Fisher, John Fatber, Meriin Ludwick ana
Peter .Leatz. This Is the second murder
committed in this city this week, shd strange
to soy, the victims in both cases were black.
smiths. The. murders have been arrested
and are now in Jail. SO lle.z7s
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A Fair Hif.

Mr.! Choate writes hand which has bsen
compared to the autograph ofa seventeen,
legged spider, just crawled out Of an ink.
stand: An exchange says, ~~sY
"Weare Informed that Hsn. Rafas Ehosts
VIII be sent to China--not, however, by the
Government as Minister Plenip ,tentiary,
but that. he has been engaged at stlury to q,
out ~ Esn.ch. Where he will be empluysd
IN leiter!Rg tea chests, H. il said that his pe-
culiar s'ylc Of chirography will enable Aim
to put on, those Interesting hicrosly2hisa Il
a much cheSper rate than the, Chinese psist.
ers can doI IT,; ...s.aaasV a.,t t,ft,' s1yia
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The Boston Trauller says {, Is esfiaiateaa
that the whple amount expended in, stl,s
busines OF exploring and working the
copper mines On Lake Superior IN il
Jan 1T, 1851 was Ss,ooqbbSg The,Sress.
eDt value Of the best utipingestablish hissGAy,
IN that regiop i is get down al Is Doe 600, pal
the hole aMpunt Of copper prA,duced III i.J
N \, sslisl aAsI I, 4 ! $sd7s,lot. Balance
in fawoc ,of fl'e fa5Ats t 100; but If tbs
more.unsoccessul e.tshlishmeaisIbste testi,ns
ted at one forth their cost, and this estimate
sg9ed, the balance will be more iAsni de-,
Fled. @sS 7sss'
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In E1wrehceburg, Indiana, the city gos.
ernment has decided not to impose any tax.
es for the present year, there being in the
treasury enough Efopey to'deftsS sffil6e
municipal expenses for ,wel4emnnoonth. II
is refreshing % know that there Is such q
city in the country, and many in KavegK6
would be Happy TO hail such d fot ass tEeir
own. We think we may safely inler from
the above fact that the city oi Lawrenceburr
never subscribed for any railroad stock. ;e+
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4IETENTloKs OF MARRIAGE in IAiEE =
The late Maine Legislature passed nm nee,
restoring the old law requiring the publica,
iions of intentions Of marriage. The effect
Of the reimposition or the annoying and use,
less requirements OF the old law will be I'd
force candidates for hstriineny who ..aopsE
caro- to do the required pensaEss 70 TX IKE lss afs
"'earlv train" for other jurisdictions, where,
there are fewer obstacles To getting the
knot ticd"with speed and Pfol6ptitnde. 4
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State lslcciisssas... !.

The aext election in Firginia will be for
thitesSsssfs OF Congress and the Stute LesisIa.
TIRE; and will take place on Tuesday. the
18th of May. There viii: then be no other
till August when elections will take place
ii; tEg following state,:
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Z " e3e4tlP k4ft4ifr mi
Of Chicsgo L great place. ell sdmit.
and here is something coniifmatcry --sn.
iteunwe clip from an exchanes:: aslsa
Is0a Tuesday morning cas i6Wadrsa md for.
VI siUpcrsoas were arraigned bs5ore lhs Pc-,
lice Court oi Chicago for vafiouas offences.
ranging from petty larceny 10 murder. !
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GTThe. Washington States reports by
authority that seems reliable, that man
'who'wss discharged from the position Of
steward aflhe National Hotel, Washington
reported last winter that the hotel was pois-
0ned. Soon after that, when The sickness
broke out, he was searched fdf, but could
not be found: a sia 70 ~. sf' q assaosi
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AeasaIafna

Mrs. Cunningham, tried for the murder Of
DE-. BsrdelL isrNew Ysrk. has been seqult.
ted BY the jury. aEckel hasbcen released
on bic own recognizanee. a.Ii sllsl aaaI
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OUTRAGED. - Evelinc Elmorc, i. .beahtifuie
ddnseuse Ia aeNew Otlesns theasfe, was fese
turning to her resideBBe late Thursdayey
ing oflastf week, yfea she was seized byt
three rpfRaas wh0 Carried her into 4 dark al.
ley way, gagged and pinioned her. ana there,
violated her person. The unfortunate kiFt';
isnot expected to live. Y sfias sHg' 'lIsai
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Dnve red 1sr ,gsoyer,.or. :, :

The Lancaster Eagle sEd the Mt. Vernon
Baaner; 60 for Dave Tod iof Governor. No
better selection could be, made. IN !.
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Aaosiscr ViStorv.

Philadelphia i Democratic oil over. By
the spring election the common. council con.
tains 81 Democrats to 8 opposition. 2 " I.
Where is "bleediBg Kansasl" " '-'''' "
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Total

This isthe9 snioant OF qhe bill rendered,
and whichw allowed BY the present Re.
trencbment Legislature for the er rparsesex.
animation Of the Pebble Works end inssitu,
tions. That the committee did Msir duir
and were exceedingly successful in ieffeir
Ing out abuses rEmaias tosbe .aeensafter the
Aleosnsy Geueral shsll have acted IN con
Iqsfni5x u the, resolutions directing him %
further iayestignts and recover .aH that BE-
CO, which ngy have baen ,heietofefe .pkid
ent Illegally a raised acechats.. rvs6 tilihk.
he had better begin with this commit.ee---
but he kaows his own business.
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THE MARCHD CIvfLizaffoE rs OxwAkD.i
"A clesgyahan ia Z church 10 Epsideisld,a
Macs, last Eundays murried q coaple. SUBJ
stituiing the words gentlemen and lady,,
fyr imam and wompn.b Ouiraved Bentont.
Where are thy thu1ders.. sfg cas- "
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or Five cut of The seven judges9i1 Iowa
elected this fpriSg, were Dthoeftsite. "sss y
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Or Hos. HuldPHREF MAassiALE wss very
badly whipped 4 short time since IL lit,le
.scFimmage" which he, got ihso. with a
Democrat IN Henry county, Ky. ''''.a'
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TAx-pAYERs READ.

The Rresent, Legislature at its first go 3sion
not inding salicieht fbHsiness to Justify them
in holding ah ndjo1rhed, session, conceived
the idea ofappbintins "SMELLING CON
MITTEE." to huHt,ap business and report
the some to an adjourned session. Upon
this aimsyi pretext has ihe public Treas
ury bled 10 an enormous amount. Upon the
promise Of "retreachmeai and reform, /" this
Legislature was elected, but never before
were people 30 outrageously imposed upon.
As sample Of their utter Iepk4essness, in
squandering the gfBlic money, the States.
man has been. from time to time, publishing
the expense Of this committee. $500 was
oppropriatedaby the Legislature to payithem
for their services, but. alas, that sum fell
far short Of doing 80. i says: s.Isas
TO be satisfactory to all concerned, we
EesaFllsfste the e2penies ofthis extraotdida.
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