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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
The Seneca County Bank.

A correspondent Of the Sandusky Reg
;Ster, who has no interest in the Seneci
County Bank, but who is posted in refer
ence to it, in noticing the insinuatson tha
tile stocks deposited for the redemption
Eof ils circulation have been made way
with. leaving no fund in the treasury fol
chat purpose, says:
Though no sufficient reason exists fol
such suspicion, yet, supposeit was true
what then? 1t is not denied nor disbeliev
ed that those stocks, in sufficient amount
TO cover the banks whole circulation o
$500, 900, have been duly deposited, and
the proper receipt has been taken and is
now held by the officers of the bank.
The State, and nat the stockholders of
the bank, thereby becomes responsible
for the safe custody of the bonds and
holders of the notes would doubtless have
this remedy against the State in case Of
their fraudulent conversion or loss.
1t seems conclusive, therefore, that the
notes on the Seneca County Bank can be
subject to no real depreciation, unless, in
deed, it should turn out that the State
Treasurer, the Registers and the other Of
fcers Of the bank have all conspired to-
gether in grand scheme of rascality and
plunder by false receipts and over-issues.
Such an idea cannot for moment en-
tertain. Who does?
The Seneca County Bank was original
ly organized under the Independent"
clause of Kelley's Bank Law, and ac-,
quired a circulation of 100000 by de-.
posit of Ohio stocks to that amount or
more. In April last the stockholders
saw fit TO put it into liquidation and close
its affairs under the administration of
Receiver. A new institution (under the
same name was organized some months
since, under the &c Free Banking" act of
1851, which is yet without circulation,
though deposit Of stocks to the amount
Of $50. 900 has been made wiM the Au-
astor Of STATE with a view to-, the issue of
aotes. During temporary panic caused
~ news of the Treasury defalcation, the
officers of the new Bank saw fit, few
lays since, when Columbus broker pre-
'ented for redemption package of the
Did Banks notes, to refer him to the rep.
re resentative of that institution, the Receiv-
er appointed to settle up its affairs. The
broker aforesaid, with purpose best
known to himself or to those of his class
who live by specializing on the fears of
their fellows, proclaimed and reported the
failure of the Seneca County Bank. How
many OF its notes he has bought up at
shave, since that time, he also ka,oaos.
Such I understand to be the facts in
she case. Ii / am misinformed, and any
fact is incorrectly stated, tit be made to
appear; for, to you it is unnecessary to
Jay, | have no interest in the Bank in |
question, and none in the currency of its
totes than what is common to the whole
community. @
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
The Great Defaication.

We give below statement made BY
the late. Treasurer Gibson through The
Tlffin paper to. his more immediate home
friends, yet of course as directly connect
ed with the astounding breach Of faith in
the Treasury department., the statement
possesses general interest In this state
ment Mr.. Gibson AYERS thatinyestigaton
will show that not dollar of the public
money has been lost through bis n. isman.
agement, but that the whole defllcation oc-
Cured previous to his assuming the du-
ties ofTreasurer. The Sandusky Com
naercial Register says that "Mr. Gibson
made the same statement, verbally, some
days ago, and it has been suffered to GO
uncontradicted, though the person upon
uhom 1t athroOs the responsibility is at hand,
and would, we may suppose, contradict it,
could be do so successfully. "
We give Mr.. Gibson's statement as fol-
lows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

LITTLE DoRRIT- CoNCL UsIoN- Dickens sto
ry of Little Dorrit," which has been in pro.
cess of publication in numbers for about two
years, has been completed. The advance
sheets were received from the author by the
last steamer, by T. B. Peterson, who. with
Characteristic promptness, has already issued
The work, cory of which he has kindly sent
US We need not say that Little Dorrit is a
work which will interest the public-every-
oody knows the merits of Dickens works, and
this last is equal, in graphic power and skill
ful delineations of character, to any of his
previous works. The plot is of absorbing IN
terest, upon which is strung pearls and dia
monds of descriptive writing. All readers
sympathize heartily with Little Dorrit-her
patient endurance and unfaltering love for all
who leaned upon her for aid-and thew must
heartily rejoice. when, at the altar of St.
Georges Church, she writes her name as the
happy bride of Arthur. Mr.. Peterson has
now ready eighteen different editions of Little
Dornt,' all of which have been published sim
ultaneously with the completion of the story
in England, at an expense of two thousand dol
lars for the privilege of having the sheets, as
they appeared in England, sent to him in ad.
bance of all others in this country. Enterprise
of this kind is every way creditabIe, and we
trust the enterprising publisher will be repaid
for his outlay by a generous purchase of this
the best work ever written by the immortal
" Boz" Price of the work so cents. It can
be sent by mail.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
HANCOCK JEFFERsoS1AN.-The Find


HANCOCK JEFFERsoS1AN.-Tbe Find.
lay Home Companion, that was, comes to
US with the name changed as above. and
IN an enlarged form. We are pleased
to see this evidence Of friend Spears
prosperity, and to have his assurance
that the paper is now on firm founda-
ton. It is an able and fearless advocate
Of Republican principles, and deserves
a good support from the Republicans of
Hancock. The change of name is a good
one. Hancock and jefferson were both
lHustrious advocates of the principles
now contended for by the Republican
party. The so-called Democracy once
claimed Jefferson as their great apostle,
but now they assert that the immortal
Declaration upon which his fame rests, is
infdel and false, ia self-eyident
ie," DC. The Republican party alone
stands by the doctrines of Jefferson
Hence, Jefersonion is an appropriate title
or a Republican paper. Success to you.
brother Spear.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

RETuRNED.--Our quondam friend,
Andy Hall, ex,editor and "freedom.
shrieker." printer, etc., arrived in this
city from Davenport, Iowa. few days
since. and is now stopping at the Com
mercial." Andy looks hale and hearty,
and reports money plenty in Iowa. but
land and provisions decidedly scarce and
dear.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
STATEMENT.


| have resigned the Office to which a
generous public called me, and am now
the victim of slander, whilst a yenal press
seizes upon my misfortunes as food for
excitement. But to all this ! must SUBJ
NIT. | have implored the Great Ruler
for wisdom and courage to meet it all.
But | am under untold obligation to the
people of this county, irrespective of par
ty, and to them statement is due Of the
causes that led to my resignation. NY
predecessor failed to pay what he owed
the State by very large sum. He paid
what the accounts showed against him.
but failed TO pay me in funds to meet re-
ceipts, which he had given County Treas
Srers. These were legally binding on the
State and | was compelled to receive
mem as cash. When Mr.. Breslin failed
- - put me in possession of the funds Fl
'noala M have made it public.
an,o;,us ~ kindness of heart, which with no
relr ounss TO positive weakness led NJ nna 'ae
,ei5 upon his assurances. and -. eu nes 10
ted v 1so4sooO report
This was my great and onlv
Ii may have been wrong. I founa !.
impossible to obtain the amount frols =
him and it was thenmanifestly proper tbai
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

The UNDERGRouED RAILROAD TO Cana.
DA.-The Cha than, Canada West, Free.
man, says that from March 18th to April
29th, 1857, thirty fugitive slaves reached
that place by the underground railroad
from the Southern States of the United
States.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

EDITORIAL PRIvILEGEs.-An editorial
rencounter took place at Ft, Wayne on
Thursday of last week Dawson, of the
Times, and Turner, of the Js9ersoni;an,
came in collision at the Mayors office,
where they were engaged in settling some
dispute. Dawson struck Turner blow
in the face with heavy cane, breaking
his nose and producing serious wound.
Turner was carried home. and Dawson
gave bail for his appearance when want
ed. 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sette says he has watched the crops for
forty years, and thinks that in Ohio, In
DIANA. Illinois and Kentucky there will
be larger crop of wheat harvested the
coming season than ever before.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

GF Our learned neishbor up street
processes tosee evidence of the Auditors
insanity in his efforts to make the old
Court House rats ''fork oyer'' what they
owe the county. If it follows that the
Auditor is crazy because he is compelling
the old rats to disgorge, we hope be may
continue crazy, and have no doubt that
the people of Wyandot will persist in
electing crazy men to office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

Mr.. GIBsoN.-We learn that Mr.. Glib.
son, the late State Treasurer, who is esti-
mated to be worth over 5000, 900 in his
own right, has made an assignment OF all
his property. real and personal, to the
sureties upon his official bond.-C Columbus
Hnzetke
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes that Gov. Chase
has directed the Attorney General to pro.
ceed at once to the suit of the securities
ofMr. Breslin on both his bonds and those
of Gibson's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

USEFULNESS OF BIRps.-A farmer near
Binghalnton, Y n, in order to convince
a neighbor of the usefulness of birds, shot
a yellow bird in his wheat field, opened
its crop, and found in it two hundred
weevils, and but four grains of wheat.
and in those four grains the weevil had
burrowed!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

LYINe.--The following three lines,
which we find in the last Nndseatoy,
shows the oninus of a portion of the Lo-
cofoco press. We have seen nothing
meaner or more dastardiy for long time:
"Gibson, Chase's defaulting Treasurer,
has recently been to st. Paul, investing
some OF the State s-funds in lands"
Keep on, gentlemen; if your lies don't
come home to roost, it will not be your
fault. s..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

DIsGRAeEFUL.-We have been toldthat
the Auditor has been again compelled to
import help from Hardin county, to assist
him in making his June Settlements
Vindicator.
Well, suppose it to be true, (though
it is probably a Vindieator falsehood, }
what is there SO very "disgraceful'' about
it? We presume the Auditor has right
to employ whomsoever he chooses to as
sist him in his office-that he even has a
right to 60 to Hardin county if he chooses.
1--WE have been told" that the pind;cotor
man was once employed as counsel in a
petty suit before country justice, a few
miles from Upper Sandusky; that be got
stuck" on point of law and had to send
to town for the redoubtable Peter A. to
help him out of the scrape. Wasn't that
"disgracefup' for a ''learned pettifog-
ger?"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

FAST T1ME.-The Express Train on
Wednesday, on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, made
distance of 1877 miles from Allegheny
City to Crestline in hours, % minutes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

A man who was telling trees in Pike
county. ILL.,, last week, came upon-a jar
containing 81 600 in Mexican COIN
There is no claimant for it, and of course
he will retain it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

loE-CREAM SALooN.-James NelsonF of the
Plerson House, has opened commodious and
tastey Ice Cream Saloon in VIM. Ayers new
building, over Smith & Hitchcock's Boot and
Shoe Store, where he serves up every evening
most excellent quality of Ice Cream, finely
favored. Gentlemen. take your ladies and call
over and see "JEEMs," he knows how to fix it
up call the while.n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

The statement which has been made
several times in the Cleveland Plaindeae-
er, that ''Mr. Breslin holds Mr.. Gibson's
receipt in full for all the moneys in the
Treasury, save those accounted for by
bad investments we know to be untrue.
- Colanabus journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

A slave woman is advertised to be sold
at auction at st. Louis, SO beautiful that
FIVE thousand dollars has been offered for
her and refused at private sale.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

/" GoDEY's LADT's Book. /" for July, is receiv-
ed looking as bright and interesting as ever.
y lady who wants to keep up with the times
should think of doing without the {. Book -
The illustrations. embracing the fashions, and
patterns for fancy needlework, embroidery.
&c, are alone worth more than the subserin.
ton price. Try it a year, ladies.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

Friday, June 10Th, was the gallows day
in Missouri and Illinois. Three murder
ers swung from one scaffold in ST. Louis,
and two from another at Edwardsville,
Illinois,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

G Certain Locofocos at Columbus,
hoping to make little capital out of the
treasury defalcation, called an tindigna-
ton meeting one evening last week, at
which that pestilent demagogue, Sunset
Cox made an exceedingly feeble speech,
in which he made sundry false charges
against the Republicans, talked of vigi-
lance committees. &c. He was ably re-
piled to by VIM. Dennison, Esq, one of
the gentlemen appointed by the Cover
nor to examine the affairs of the Treasu-
ry, and his remarks gave general salts
faction. Resolutions were passed COM
mandatory of Gov. Chase for his course
in the matter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
To Young Men

Scholarships in either of the Commercial
Colleges at Cleveland, can be procured at the
fioneer office on reasonable terms. These
Colleges are considered the best institutions Of
the kind in the country, and offer rare facili.
ties Tor young men to obtain a thorough COM
merclal education. Graduates seldom fail TO
secure highly remunerative situations as ac.
countants. Our scholarships admit the hold.
ers to the full course of studies in the College
they may select
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

The Kansas bogus election took place
on the 18th inst. The few scattering re.
turns received indicate a meager vote,
and of course an entire Border Eufian
delegation has been elected. The ruff
ans had it all to themselves.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

s,ahhoa oss, .he Deputy Marshal who was
and 4bo ~ ~ .ne fugitive slave, is out again
anu 'he slave is getting better o'' "s "'n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
" WYANDOT PlON EER,

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
G.. w. KEEN HIN. LEWIS.
UPPER SANDUSKY, O.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25

Circulation over Bonds. ,596 90
SENECA COUNTY BANK.
Bonds deposited. .. 2Ds GAS "A
BONDS OF 1856 not entered on book. 1000 90
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-31

uTs srs., s,Sas n So Est OF The Az.
selpsass g Il ~ s! e,,s';y d az
nun" sssas'{ .ss s 4 in sss.s . Us 50.
N. prai,iss 81 Y1Il s: bu.g.suculsslS" GAsls
many essIesss..4 which i sstgs..s..
fs,iaels pssslsnsp who's. ~, ~ - 20
..isS 1s e. psssas.ss q Edwin Aad
10. u. s...i 4 Mill O. Gss2s |,
sse SHOP rghtsend ns for ssie ~ fowssAh N.
r y. oss y dsyly operation and o.
he, Nm ~ ~ \: sdvtss III 70 cali NJ sara.,
hall uo =. sal i: sA'sa' 0rsaA q ss .;. =,
~ m,i.ls,s. hsnsrs. sapitalass end 49,, u
sass ssss rass chance loI sss wilma
iorns an sale ~ s4lurs Il ~ uash Needed l.,.,
- vosS riSs ~ sgsadid n.ansr IA sI...
sl.Fls operation Into seven aas a. perform.
anI sssas And that within snscs M Qualities 81 ss
tvags y loss NJ Il breadth, I. ~ twenty ~. =,
stone: only ass.. i 10 s.pS e.. % ny,
sa 1 =. single sssi.tlos into ns oran i, con
aaS srar siss siear, Middlinss sh,s ssd sups1
pol IT, rom seven hd gosss bsias sppIcs sssaa sss,
The small space II occupies woui1 sny oth,r ~.
placed room with other nlacbi,nos niassd ~.
construction and Q rropei H. nss Z. small
ionx,m WIZ supcrsede aud rsyopt.n Certain on -
my NILS Tho ntilis eumpact. sn1e all other H..s
aan o. e, world, that every ~ sr ,.. e =.
Sssss Sasss rolling $ : q 10:
ts walls complies Msrchsss ~, can hsys ~, ud
hsx s.pssss q ssven hundred dsiIspss Mill tie n
throughout the State Are ~" sSa o. Plourins NM.
see our MIN IN opsnou bsior. advised oansod to coz. ~
sons ere hsrsby warned as tr,sn.s.,a and u -.
| Of ths law. Ah snsn 10 the ,tiiey ~
These Mills viii make ov.s r,nn
| twsnty-four hours' sn'y ba<rsls Of Hoa,
i0r 'arshsr psrt.saissspply to or .sd,...
1 'AuoI WAIVER, ia ps,.
i -%+-------s--.- Corner "a ararVt
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OCULl0Y AND AUROGs
y permanently looAssa In Resk Inland, On Llincs.
III street, eppoeite Island GUY Metal, wh4rs. e WI
g kapsy 70 - III prsons aisssd with dissasss q Ne
Gsvss dsvosed several ysass - nm spscai branch Of
~ psesssoa tr1sas thAt be nsultsse nAny Who have
Eivsn W In despAr With AmAurcsis tbs symptoms Of
vhish are wsakness ef sight, imaginary oecs eeasns
ham ths ays ahssts appear 0eecsre ~ cloud - ~
nlness 1aahos Of light, Gala DsnAas ofshe n1tQ ~.
Catssnct n whish de lens turn whits Ard prevsnts
r. ran Of ishs passlng tAseaah L. taas-
natien Nsar SIGHT Weakness u vsion, httahemns -
8qpinsnx, = we'll e. psafhsss II its vAztoua 6rms
4AytAS received from Paris The new aed woAdexfal
OpAAImoscope with which ~ enabled TO LOOK Into
the dspshs 81 the eye and ths taisroT - clearly
ths 0ntde and thsrshy ASCERTAIN thu sxnct STATE q the
ops uerve and rettpAin AmAurosA the lens Ia ncip'
eat cataract Also the illuminated Spsculam for az
anning ths ar, - we'll % ssvsa new medical pssps
ops III euftn. opsoity 81 The cofnsa or Aim ovsr tho
sys wishoutths - 81 The kni1sor caastica.
y pssysat iupestton Pr. ,, deems u prndsnt 70
stats thsths y regular Physlcian. Dsns krsdaAts
ofths upivsrtty offermoat, also q ths New Yoek o.
thAlnio Hospital, and HI succses % OculiN u p
tbutabls 70 ths perfection 70 which be has brought hs
~ q nedlstd vspors y III y disessss q
p b.-Dr .. VIII dsso,s ApOrt,oa Of ~ dine . 8;
tsSatmsasoi ehrpalc dseAses especially x he tAroA
"A lunND, having Cured hmsslf Of Consumption atte
largs part = his rSht lung lost BY dissss - NJ
= nany oehsss y aliks condition. Once hours ron
nine - ip1r. s{s 88
Ioux ~ Anp. Oct. Q. 1850 dvu RI
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Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Slaves, etc.
RAILROAD DEPOT SAW MILL,

U6V6hpUTI I0W6.
atst mill above tho Mississippi Bridge.
hEEWiCK \ sos, Proprietors.
TTNHR subscribers iesisoas Of closing out their
Il large stock Of all descriptions Of Lumber, be-
fore commencing on their new stock Of Logs, are
Offering great induce meats 10 purchasers. All who
are In want OF Lumber, Lath, Stsves OF Shingles,
ore invited 70 sxamtns oar stock. q
neh2 dww RkNwICK d SON.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-31

IOWA kVIhlN0 SEOhn.
A LAR0k and aSisd Assostnsht ofMonss and
ADeYss neAAy made ClosAaAg, snbtae
ting oltSAediGerentAnd Appr0vedstylee,a and made By
GOOD worknen out ofths bost material.
Fine, medium and common, union, Beaver, Fslt
Pilot, PstsTsham aud F1aAhing, Bansnps, SackaanA
Palesot OvsYcoAts Cloth, prcss and FfOck Costs Of
cslos and qualilies Cloth CAAsimsre, Sati.
nsS, Velvet and Tweed fAntal0ons. SIX, Satin, vAs
lcniia Velvet Plush, Ciotl CassinAss,
sausst, Double and single breasted vssts. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers. Undefshirs, Hosiery, Suspenders,
0loves, Crava, Fandk shirt Collar, Stocks,
fss. Scarfs Winchester and SCOTS approved Patent
shoulder SHIRTS, Umbreilasand alafsiessususi.
II kept In gsaslenan's furnishing stores, including
kebes de CkambFe and Revere Vestsand OvcrcoAts.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Cast
nsres and vestings-ail Of Yhieh will be made apt
ordsrlnths best manner, win promptness, Ataccomr
Modating prices, and BY compst0nt Y orhmsn. 1hh
osAbli6knsnttsin the monthly receipt 0fths iateat
PaAAionsso tAstordersinsrusssdto them may b re-
lisdupon being In the lstestyle BY those Who de-
sireiS. Allmannsr plain work and work OF gen-
Sesl msdium ,pFon pity attsndsdto 90 heretofore.
HATS ola wstyletogsther with ofths com.
mon kinda constantly on hand.
bscrtbs roo n1dent'
II hopes 70 nsritsce nttnashes ofthesans.
JOHN JORDAN.
AsrshsatT sionn clo,Aisr % n Prontstrset, sppo-
sitst the Stsan Mills.
Daveppos f,July "a 4 SIS vGd-tf.
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\ ~ nANA1ol10la0
0lsy, WRIGHT . CO.
EEG lsavs 70 announcs e ne sMssna q 81, nv 4.
stock and trade Is The old stand nsafthe
GA6 WORKS,
s.,.,Asv inland % carry on the business - uSu a
Including zone additional branches.
Csnstraeaion d Gas wer5s on large OF smAn
sesie, sa,ablef for cities and private dwellings
oss and steam Pipes,
introduced into eFsiaE house,. sssmeo e - ss =,
Gas Pixtu res, and cal the attention OF purchasers
Wpraetisai Yel Hanging aadLost sAitAiag
i'hsy rave slso on hand supply Of METALLIC
NOOK PLA TEa, which srs superior v any article
OF the sind ever introduced tnto ths ciy auass
chsxpness durability.
Guiding ana BROWSING
Of an kinds OF nxtures 6sissniaius In Soid ana
silver In an IL bra nchos.
All work warranted and done 10 worfm.n-hks
manner.
0nes, Eagle Atrsst, Resk Inland
pork Ida nd aent ~ lsj6--dwn
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