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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-01-22
NUMBER 19.

searching eye Of the squatter, they show
ed signs ofguilt. Riding up to the great
chief of the tribe, he addressed him -
I" You have my children. Give them
back to me. Its Of no use for Won to lie.
will 60 TO your father in Washington,
and be will give you no more corn. no
more powder. no more fine coats. nor sill
yer. He will be very angry
Why should you tell our father 80 i?
We have no children" answered the old
chief, calmly.
Just then Mr.. Potter detected a little
hand which he knew thrust out of roll
OF blankets on the back of squaw.
You have wrapped them in blankets
that may not see your squaws bearino
them away" be replied "but the Great
Spirit has given me eyes to see through
blankets. | will go, and leave them with
you, if you will have them but I shall
inform our father at Washington. He
does not permit such things from those
to whom hegiFes good th ings.''
tie turned, IS if to go, and mortally
afraid OF the Father, and the withhold
ing OF future presents, the chief stopped
him, and commanded the children to be
given up.
Happy indeed were the little fellows to
escape from their uncomfortable confine-
ment, and find their friends close by.
Each took child before him on his
horse; and, more slowly than they had
come, out Of pity for their iaded steeds,
they made their way homewards and,
early in the afternoon, the eyes of the
anxious mother were delighted with the
sight OF her darlings.
1t was not very serious adventure,
attef ali; but it took away from Alice ali
further curiosity to meet the "sons of the
forest' either at home or abroad.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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. 81 aSrantiful 5torq.
From The Lady's Book, for January.
May: The squatter's Daughter.
BY META VICTORIA VICTOR.
{ Continued.
CHAPTER III


The next morning, Peter Potter had
proposition, which he duly made at the
breakfast-table. 1t was that Mr.. Lancas-
ter should pursue his journey to Beaver
Greek alone, leaving his wife, who really
looked i'll and worn with her strange ex-
peditioD, to recruit. He need not be
away from her more than three or four
days. If he succeeded in entering into
any arrangement with the fur company,
he could return for her; if be did not,
why, it would save her SO much useless
riding.
sAnd them added the squattcr in
conclusion, "ef you still think of remain
ing West, and want to turn farmer, there S
no better place than this. You can squat
next to me. The land s easily titled, and
the yield is rich. Ill help ye get up
your cabin, and be as neigh borly as things
III allow. Efthe dry weather don't fin
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NEW STATE HOUSE WARNING.
SPEECHES OF Hon. ALFRED KELLEY aEp
Gov CHASE.

SPEECHES OF Hon. ALFRED KELLEY AND
Gov. CHASE.
Fellow Cuizens of Ohio:-I am COM
missioned by my neighbors of Franklin
county and the city of Columbus, to ten
der you hearty welcome to the Capital
City, and especially to the building in
which we are assembled. In this splen-
did building they claim, on account of its
location among them, no peculiae rights
or special privileges. 1t belongs to the
citizens of Ohioin common. 1t was erect.
ed IN accordance with their will-with
their money, and for their use. But We
of Columbus, because it is in our midst.
because we are at home-have assum-
ed to do the honors of the day--to invite
you to come among us-to join us in dedi-
eating the peoples house to the people s
use; and in rejoicing that it is SO far fin
lshed as to admit al least its partial occu-
patton for the purposes intended. We
trust that for thus assuming we shall be
forgiven.
1t is said Of Athens-that glorious lit
tie republic Of antiquity, little in extent of
territory, small in population, but tenn
ing with men of genius, words and works,
seldom equalled, never surpassed, have
made an impression never to be effaced,
and exercised controlling influence over
civilized man in all enlightened nations
from their time to ours, and will continue
to do so to the end of time--that while
her buildings exhibited the perfection of
grandeur and symmetrical beauty, her
citizens occupied dwellings of the most
unpretending character. Now, though
am too much lover of architectural
beauty to condemn it even in private res
licences, | cannot but admire that devo-
tional feeling which impels men to dedi-
cate to God, and that patriotism that
leads them t6<iedicate to their country,
the most costly and magnificent speci
mems of architecture.
The building in which we are now as
sembled, combines that sublime massiye-
ness-that dignity of form and features,
that beautiful symmetry of proportions,
which together constitute true architectu-
raj excellence in high degree. True,
t may have its imperfections-what work.
IF man has not 2 Still, it is worthy of
he great and patriotic people by whom
and for whom, it was erected. 1t is em-
olematic of the moral grandeur of the.
State whose councils are here to be as
archives are here to be
Kept, and I trust safely, SO long as Ohio.
shah be State, or time itself endure
May those counsels be so wise, that their
oenefcent influence will be as enduring
rs these walls.
Citizens of Ohio members of the
General Assembly, we congratulate you.
Let us congratulate each other that this
noble structure approaches completion.
Again on behalf of the citizens of this
city, and OF this county, ] bid you cor
dial welcome.
REMARKS oil sovERNoR CHASE.
It is made my very agreeable duty to
respond in behalf Of the People of the
State to the cordial welcome which you.
ir, in behalf of the Citizens of Frankhn
County have just extended to them.
It was very fit chat the citizens of this
E
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- Fromthe Home journal.
Waking-Dream in Sickness.
By N. F. WILLIS.

The night creeps YEARLY. lit my lamp
To hide the brightness Of that morning star
Thatmocks me with asleeplessness like mine ;
Coidly and glitteringly apart and lone p
How unlike life it s--this sickness-wakin g
Conscious Of life IS enfeebled link no more
The soul feels death-released and as the star
Wakes not the colors Of earth's slumbering
flowers,
Nor warns the darkness Of the mountain brow
From which so pathlessly it scars away,
So, with strar &c life, unnaturally bright,
The sick mans thoughts.soars t~acklessly and
ss far:-t
The pale cheek on the pillow, and the pulse
OF the sad silent heart, made deathlier only
BY thought in which their faintness has no
share
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senate Washington ce Of charge for carriage before the
Eey aitis els cy Jea qaaay, unless inferior article is
called Jm.
estimated that the quantities. mentioned viii be required
for tho hrt session but the right reserved 70 tho Secretary To
oror giving reasonable additional quantities during
that session. OF for subsequent session Of tho fhryh Con
grcss
sufficient specimen Of article proposed for (of half
qulre, and Of envelopes 25 the proposal aud W
DO marked with the the and the Of the
article and Of the weight The whole of each
article specified tho foregoing will be deemed class and
the person offering any class the lowest price
Quality eonsdered will receive contract for the
ecutng bond with suree satisfactory 10 the Seee
ay the SENATE for tho performance horeo under forfeiture Of
twice the contract Of failure which bond be aed in
the Office Of the said Secretary within days after the proposals
have been accepted.
article contracted for should be delivered within the time
stipulated should be inferior respect the sample the bond
o he contractor will bo
Proposals. should be endorsed stationery the
senate be directed the Secretary the Washing
Proposals specimens delivered
charge.
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The schedule will state tho times within which articles
qred be delivered and whore the printed schedule not used
tho articles which be delivered such
place OF including drayage and carriage 70 the place where
be directed by the commanding officer thereof and all other
things being equal preference will be given to American manufacture
No article will be received after the expiration the period specified
IN tho schedules for the completion OF deliveries unless specially
thorized by tho department
by the bidders that the amount and number OF articles enumerated In
classes headed miscellaneous" specified the probable quantity
bid but the contractor furnish said
articles and IN such quaiies times
quantities and requisons through posi-
shall be deemed sufficient notice. during year ending
1858 whether the quantities required be
those specified the prices shall remain the
All tho articles the contract must be Of the best quality
vered free OF all and charge
government subject the inspection count weight
the said be In all satisfactory the
specifications sap and further description OF the articles
foe headed miscellaneous" who do not reside
the where the articles be delivered will be required
their at the principal place
the delivery who be called deliver articles %
delay whom they shall bo required.
Approved surctes In the m amount o. tho contract VIII DC re-
quirc additional deducted from
each until the contract shall have been completed
ceed unless otherwise authorized by the department On classes
headed "msccaneous delivered required during the ncal
year he twenty per cenum retained at the discretion the
commanant be paid quarterly January April July
October when have been satisfactory
eighty cent? win paid by respective navy agents
within thirty days a the presentation Of bills In trpcac duly
No part Of the cen,um be paid
jccc articles offered contract s have been removed
from the yard unless specially authorized
win be stipulated in the contract that by
the parties Of tho first part In delivering all the articles
TONED any class bid of tho quality and
above provided tcn and in that tho said
pay 70 the United states Of money not twice
anonni on snch class which may be recovered from time
according 70 the act Of Congress In that provided approved
March s. 1913
satisfactorily known TO the bureau.
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provided the contract that the bureau shall have The
annng the without damage the
Congress shall MOT have made sufficient appropriations
articles the completion Of works estimated for
and which this advertisement based and shall also have the
power diminish the quantities named IN the classes not
headed miscellaneous" In the schedule tweni nve
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
through the onoe which shall be considered sufficient
for the supplies specified within
Of from the Of the acceptance
will person per-
the guaanos OF such aulng bidder will be held respon
sibe for all delnquencies.
All a,ia conformity
a the option Of the bureau, be rejected
Those only whose offers will notified and
tracts win be ready for execution thereafter be
ticabc
May 2-1aw4w
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For All Parts OF the west.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENT

NEW AND IMPR0VED ARRANGEMENTS
TINHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
l. berland, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West.
1st. Tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (oxcept Sunday
GAS, n connecting with from Philadelphia d
Washington (at uncon viii stop at stations and arrive Gun
berland at 4 O'Clock p
3D. MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily (oxccp suns
at s30 and reaches Wheeling by m connecting Da
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
vlc Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis Cairo, and %
mediate points. a.E te..a
The EXPRESS TRAIN oavcs daily at T. D. m connecting
express trains for Cincinnati st. Louis Cairo Chicago and Btn
dae places Tho distance Cincinnati and s
places in the West nearly miles shorter by @
route. The time to these places Is also uncqualled
Baggage checked through to Columbus, Cincinnati, ndnnap ~
81. Louis
Passengers baggage transferred at all points FREQ
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold large towns tho Wel
at the lowest possible rates. tho ticket office dcn Station aOi
Washington city.
second class car Is attached to the mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington pilo ne ei NJ
Cumberland Oakland They roauo next morning by cy
train which leaves Cumberland at 900 m and reaches W
AT q
Passengers from Washington have ample ,mo for meals Wn
ington Junction.
This Is only route by which through tickets and baggage
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Tho accommodation train Gas, stop stations east
Cumberland and the express stations beyond w
modaou leaves Cumberland reaching b4j
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at D.. M except sunday %
at way stations Leaves Frederick at O. a. M arriving at l
at 80, noon.
and $50, M leaves EBccts Mills at 73o m and 7SO Z
except sunday
W. s woOTsIpE
Jan I7-dd Master Of TransportItn
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by vi

Il their Incomes must be douhedThe undersigned has m m
cd aud obtained lettvs patent from the United States W
rngoment and combination OF machinery for converting sc
into yarns by continuous process from the gin through wy
ous preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready j"
ment weaving
1hs saving from waste by this process will be nj least ten
and yarns made from The fibre (unbrokon and unlnJured
aiion Of the machinery the present process used open %
cntange W will be about hny por eent stronger aud hcsN
viii command the markets Of the world dstancing all coInl
advanced prices. -
Tho undersigned Is prepared TO dispose OF privileges ~
patent; and planters win be Informed With cn
srucOns how how 10 obtain tho machinery ~
other necessary particuars, application addressed 70 Ria
Dec G-2awlyn GEORGE g. HENRY hoO''
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLIE
Jan I7--dtf

INE near Bltnuro1hc summon session Of this hourlun
stuion located at Mount Washington six miles out tho Nu
Central raroa and chartered by the Maryland Legislature VII w
on tho first Wednesday IN May, 1857 with full faculty o. ~
cnccd instructors consisting Of ve gentlemen and several h
This college Is all that could well bc desired for the purposes
shed fonale education No pains expenses have been spar
make what ought TO be in all respects Tho locality hgH9
ubrous and picturesque and has been selected Of tue
desirable the state The shady and beautiful grounds ad
for pleasant walks and heahfu Tho building
large, inposiug brick ciihce (creecd expressly for h
female cocge thoroughly ventilated lighted with and
furnished water supplied 10 zach story and has accommodation
about 100 boardcrs. The establishment very complete costing
less than $4,000 During this the first year It's operation H
bers 81 bpardors. .
Catalogues and further Information may be obtained ut tho |
office and Of Rov. DR. f. H.iner and Hon j. Vansant u
and Rev George Lewis Scaey, Principal Mount Waslng %
land. ELIAS ElNlB
President Of the Board Of Nsieh
March 1I-Sat&wcdGw.
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mo. 57S.1
Notice

Of tie Esalhm1a Of Tires additional Offices in ne Territory Of
Kansas.
IN pursuance Of tho act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled "An ac, to establish three additional land
districts the Territory Of Kansas to be called respectively the Ode"
land dsrict tho "osage land dist
district hereby declared and Offices
districts been established "a follows,
For the "IRlAwARg DIsrRtT' al DoNrrras.
FOR tho nfsrRcr' at FoRr SooTT.
the 'swnSpaS Dslucrv OaDys, in said Territory
Given under my hand at tho city OF Washington day
Of April, A. d. 1857.
BY ordor OF the President: T. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Ap I1-1aw0wt .
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OF he Eshsme @ additional Land Disid the Of Wis
oonsn
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
g. 1857 entitled TO establish additional
district Wisconsin, 10 be called the aCsrrrwA
r which district embraces that portion OF the old Ia Crosse and
Hudson taed north fh ns dfq
and ny @ north; s'ah 9 the line diridfng to
north; " dpi,ng east east
line oirid0 eial and tcre % II declared and
made that the oce for said district has established
tho t wn Of "Kau Ci-upE,n in said State.
Civ under hand tho city Of Washington this eleventh day
Of April, A. H. 1857.
BY order Of tie 0sident:
JOS q WILSON,
Acting Commissioner ef the General Land once
Apl1-laW6Ni
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Ed44 NAVY DErAHr1Du
April IS, 1857.
DR0POSALs, sealed. and end ssed a0fer for Small
III storesp or aoner for Candies ooor for saltwater
Or I'M p1r S s Mustard 3 n. ss s S rspPe Se as the % 'ass s
18Th day May nsH. for Furnishings aa delivering a receiving
Massachusetts srookyn Now York nd Gsspo Virginia such
quantities o o. he following Articles fxcepang Tho SAT- water soap
viii be made may be required oroecd the contractor
GERS Of the said during h ncai year ending Soh june
1883, wiz
Boxes shaving rubber ombs coarse India rubber or
Brushes, shaving gvtta pephs
Brlshes, scrubbng tombs nneyInda rubber or gut
Brushes clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, navy medium Raaors I IN lnoo oasss
buttons navy coat Razor s,ras ordwnys
Beeswas In xlb cakes pare Spoons
Backing, boxes OF
@ spooS NcS AZ ana 10 soo yard EACH cords equal
Fansterche cotton rs oo,o, 70 NV aon.,o, v.,.n o, a
than 2 o. each texture 3 by 8 70 x iadl
n nssales' sewing, Nos i z and = dri ged botweens
no h ~ oes ffoneh onck ~ yard 70 tho piece wdh' IA
hoh
ss ap snayng SIN IN eaSos s each cake not y than o.
sewing olus oh wrappon moi uAeeed OF TO mo pound
Tapo, white white linen % yards yards in length = nch wide
% Ispo 1acs Nv .~ea as e1oa ~ yards In psh " inch vide
imuoies, oio anu wv onsnoer.
WhrR sAlr-wA soAr-separdfe od N 10000 pounds
Tho soap must be manufactured from cocoa nut OIL and bo Of tho
best quality denominacd white twasr soapn
and after inspection hoped end
OF
CAspIEs-seralute bid for 70 900 po,nds
.,.o ., . - ,,.,.. - !. II, J. -
Iae candles must be american manufa'ua % prime Loaf lard
~ a. ~ H. % ~ " t panu, ~ ,ess ,s, "A nnns. ~ iao
~, Xxx, A s w. w. W "ogn - a aegraes. E,han,, ~ " ~
I' o' W W -. Ian co,nnG threads
onalv of No z ar dles 10 be diyered on gxtv doys
notice. IN goo IoY cnnning absu so pounds each and the
boy To- be marked win III name and tho weight Of tho
canaIna ~ ''' .T
''i''
Mrsr,pn sern mlcx rsprSR &c
,s for all that may be reoure for tho se of the navy
IN hc ,,an,.fed al New York only
unsard seed American brown
Isnner black Nalabar
Bottles ocapon fur mustard md pepper
y Corls for bottles
An The foregoing articles u be Of Tho bost and conGrs
bo IN all respcts tho sanles n, aI nnI in
ths and subject 10 c nj tbe WHARF Al
lveed m tho chief Of tho bureau NAV rcct tlo oar
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY sKPARrMKSr.


Bureau Of Yards and Docks, May 1, 1857
4 C,EALED PROPOSALS for each class separately,
Proposals for class No ame the class for the navy
ward AZ (nalns yard
June for furnishing and delivering at the several
navy articles embraced In printed
schedules which wi be furnished application and sent by mail
requested persons desiring for all the
OF the several navy
yards for the classes for the yards under their commando Of y ihe
the bureau for any or all e
prn confusion soIlbg Tie ers no td UtH Dc
dn yard n oae oS
and individual Of the bid aud contract
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified that Their
pescfibod and be mailed
time 10 reach their destination the receiving
them mo bid cIl ,ohieh shall Dc received after The period
xatsd ana no aosance made for failures gf The mail
guard against offers being opened before the time appointed
and draw line under the endorsement, thus
"Pnssas Glass No (a@ae As eias) for he Navy Ryd al
(name Le ydrd)"
To tho Chief the Bureau Docks Washington
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Firm g0ea.


(IIefe date The OHerD
(hore insert the composing the hrm OF (name
town. (name the se hereby offer furnish
advertisement dated daie advemen and subject 10
all the requirements the and Of the printed schedule TO which
all the articles the clas for
navy nams the yard according schedule
(hee paste the printed from tho schedule opposite each
the price and carry the columns for del
cents and foot the OF tho bid for the
Glass; amounting to (here write the amount In words)
propose the required by
the schedu) for the supply under tho classes miscellaneous by
delivery should offer be accepted
request prepared navy agent
(nane the agency for signatures and certificate.
Here the bidder and each member Of the firm sign)
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Change i'm the Days of Sale of the above de
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
Ap 11-1uwt30Junc
United states Patent once,

nN the petition of Harriet V, Terry, administra-
~ tx VIM. H. Terry, deceased OF Boston, Massachusetts,,
praying for the extension OF patent granted TO the said VIM Ter
the l2 july 1Si3 for Improvement In "cast iron
pavenen for from the expiration of said patent which
takes place the 18th day Of July, 1857
petition he heard al tho Patent Office
Monday the 29h Of June IL O'clock and all
notified and show cause any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted.
opposing Tho extension required to Gle In the Patent Of
objections specially forth writing, least twenty
days before the day hearing All testimony bod by either
q be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with The rules Of the Office which will be furnished ap
pication
tho will bo closed tho 10th OF juno dcpo
papers relied testimony must bo cd Ia the
before the morning OF that day. the arguments II any
within ten days thereafter.
that this notice bo published in tho Uniun ntel
gencc Evening Washington d. Republican, Baltimore,
Pcnsy Philadelphia, Daily News Now York n "
and Boston, Mass week for three successive weeks pre-
to the 2oth Of June next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of
PSors Of the above viii please copy and send their
bills to the Patent Office with paper containing this notice
Ap 9-law3w
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March -SatSw,
UNITED SrATEs NAVAL CouRr oF iSQrlRi, 10,
Washington, February 70, io'

uSuRD STATES NAVAL CouRr oF SQrIRi
Washington, February 70 i'"'
VNllE judge advocate gives notice, for the mloIuI
II ton OF parties coming before the undcr the lst u
the act Of january lG 1857 that they will respectively be %
the department when their shall have been referred
court and that il is desirable that presenting themss
should come prepared with list of such witnesses they n
sire TO have summoned specifying which or the respective
OF "tncss for the naval service" mentioned In tho act %
mony to be applied respectively and suggesting the delay
which may be rulurcd and In respect OF what witnesses
j. NJ. CARLISLE, Judge AdVo"'
Feb 2st--u
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Fbrm Of Guaran.ee.

The undersigned (sns OF guarantor OF ame the town. and
State the Se and (name Of second &c
hereby undertake. that the above named the bidder bdder
WILL II his eirl above be accepted
with the United States within fifteen days after the date OF notice
through the Office Of the his the oilers before
mentioned.
Witness signature Of guarantors0
certify re name the guarantors)
be good responsible this
Cagnature.)
To be signed by tho district Judge district attorney collector
agent person responsible