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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

Geo. w. Ellis 4 90.
No. ~ LeClsirs Row.
rIAvD Just received large stock OF
Wal Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot u
1NIaII0H BOOKS.
which they will sell at the
London PsSbitshevs' Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and LivingsuOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA,
Hon. q. II. Smiths
Rennescence OF Western Life consisting OF Sketches
OF eminent characters in and out of Congress Inn
por,Ant legal trials in the State OF Indiana &c. &C
Svols $40 pages. Price $500. Unqaestio bly, the
most interesting book that has >. pesred fer many
years
Davenport, April II, 1853. prI7u
LivlngSt0n's Great Work
T. e NTRAL AFRICA.
Just received. Priee-eS 90.
At the ROCK ISLAND BOOK STORE
DsciadN
Rock Island Book Store.
At this establishment will be found large stock
BLANK BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
! STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&C., &C., &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for Whites N. Y. Type Foundry and r.
Hoe & Co.'s
PRINTING PRESSES,
A large stock OF Printers Material on hand.
| At our Music STORE, (opposite the Book Stofe)
Will be found Ct the extensive stocks OF Pr
amos and Aelodeons In the North-WeSt. A visit 10
our sales room will pay the trouble.
! H. A. PORTER BROTHER,
Janlld&wtf Rock Island III.
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CITY PrODerly.

YHE subscribers odeith following parcels OF Real
Estate for sale to which they respectfully invite
the Attention Of purChasers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14
Valuable City Property For Sal,
Slaymaker, Gan0 l. crawford.
Real Estate .agenfs.
NO. ~o9t ~
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

HAVING complete and accurate A. stract OF
- Ihies 10 al lands In Scott County, We enjoy SUI
perior advantages for the examination Of Titles am,
the jaoicious investment 81 money; ant inc, eassi
facilities for the transaction Of all our busines.
These abstracts haxe been carefully complied from
the Couaty Records and we will In all cases gunran-
tee their correctness
Prompt Intention given TO the location OF Land
warrants, Collection OF Money, Payment Of Taxes,
&c. &C,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-14

Independent nomination for Judge Of the
Seventh judicial district,
A. II. BENNETT.
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Average
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-30
NUMBER l73

a young manin Philadelphia, on Monday last,
WAS offered ''IOaded'' cigar by an acquaintance.
He commenced smoking it when an explosion
took place. burning his face in themOSt shock
ing manner. and iaiuring his eyes to such an
extent that it is feared his sight is Inst beyond
recovery. Therascai who playcdOff this senrry
joke, ought to tie in State Prison.
Orrof 100000 Jews in the United Stat ,
only one is registered in:tlic census as farine,
This is il terpreted as one of the evd.ecS Of the
Jews as prophcsie'I in Amos 9:-''For 10! Will
command, and I will sift the house of Israel
among all nations, like as corn sifted in sieve.
yet shall not the least grain fal upon the Garth"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-30
CHURCHES or WHEELING.

Yor the Information strangers visiting the city, pub
l tie following list the different Churches, and their
place meeting. If there are any mistakes, we
VlmGkethe necessary correction with pleasure:
81 dthtq0's, EpfscostlidE, Corner Monroe and Byron
cets L. +. PERKINS, Rector morning services 10y
clock, eveninE,T.
81 JohS Kpiscopalian Main street, between First and
Srcond Centre Wheeling, Rev J. II. sNIIH A. M Rector
serrrys-Mornine 1C14; afternoon S&i night IN.
First JresJpteJfns Rev. r. H. WEED, Pastor Pourtst,
Monroe Quincy and afternoon
Second PreSJyerid, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre WheelnGi services morning and evening
Third Jyer0n, FIFTH street between Chestnut and
Tacrt South Wheeling, Rev. E woops, Pastor serv
morning and evening.
fourth IyesJgtesda Rev "A PAUL., Pastor Saiustrcet,
,lgevn Washing Adams s;si services morning and
sSenng.
Fourt Street lretaodfst Episcopal, j. E. WILSON,
PASTOR street, Monroe and Quincy services
rOTuing and evening
,cra Street Methodist Episcopal, .A.A REoER, Pastor
oDer iiarket and North sts North Wheeling; services
norpnf and evening.
Capliae Street NetEoatst Episcopal Rev. 7. H. Mon
soE PASTOR chapine street, between First and Second,
Centre Whee;ing services morning and evening
South hHsel:ng 81. E. caErSh, Rev. A. sEKvESs'
Lstor services morning and evening.
Weeying Island C2opeI, ON Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WusoS, Pastor.
Gsraan Mshodist Episcopal, Rev, c. HtLwrO, Pastor,
cpne street. between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
Eg.
= James cat.et,al, Roman Catholic Rt Rev. BISHOP
" wuEl,S, Filth street, Of lIanpdeni services
morning and afternoon.
-,sociats Reorntd Rev. J. T. McCLuRR, Pastor, corner
Aarket st morning andafternoon
Diciilss Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre Wheeling; services lOK the morning, and ~
evening.
Econgelicai Protestant Rev. wN HELFEn, Pastor Clay
Tret, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Frdpgefir0i Lutheran, Rev. p. EiMMNERNAS,
POr Market street, between Webster and Third; Ceptre
Eheeag; services morning and evening.
L,rsh Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German Protestant Union Main street, between
Noa'"s aud Quincy; services 1Ox morning.
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PERFECTION OF MECHANISM.
American improvements in

!" NJ11 E14E9-
TIE BEST TINE kEEPER Al TIIE L0A EST COST.
BY tns aid u great Aashins y many
aud altog theT original now ahs
the PlbIIe PERFECT WATCH snail prier Our
hines true and drlraIr, our systsua q
nlAuufaetute eOmpiete, that eSsTy
act eognttFpart lie Improvements ReW, Elm RE and
beautiful In tnn and constructions nud have pTono
ced by The Hbet Judges to b faullsE pTBgfpe q
ity- Zach one Is engraved 'AFFLETOE, THAcI Co. Val
than. Aass " and i aoeoHpAitd b FEeAte sehu.
iDenets aud FL.
PERPETUAL I. WA REGNTT
We buy these Watehts aerIy Beeause tIey
Of American manufacture. We ask only hat hfs aet
shall not be Permistr4t 70 PTsi0eteT exclude
merit cannot lHs Obtais elfu i EuTOPe,
orders inquiries may ddressed directly or
Of the unermenfIoned firms, are sents for the
sal o Watches ~
MesITs. COOPER PELLOws, No. y Maiden Lane, n Y.
tfs . REL9OWS CO, No. ~ l
=. Rl.AfT BROTHER, No 20
gARf, HOWARD 4 SANGER, Char -bcrl st--,t.
So a. tIIluLBDRN BRuTIIER Rhflldelrf,iu.
- PRATf 4 -HEATH, =
b. . PALBEs- q tHffliHE1fEusg iB6stin.
- BlGElOF BIfDs- ( KESNARu,
5-l = : iuUHlIE 4 Ct., Cifeihnafi .l--l u '4
and SsssrE. EOBBIEB APPLETON E0- lfaffen Lane,
n ho ssrpef 5of tie traIsaeton 6f oar Eentfaf
business red a. for fbe sale Enois L. sci
4PpIETOS, TRACY CO..
ID SnroEEsofs 70 Ia. 1Eslot Watch Conbany.
Eostou Watch FaeteFy, Wntiani, llass. july, is5ss
Aenlb-4lnslG A 80 -
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MASONIC DIRECToRY.

ohio lodge No IO1.-Meets a Masonic Hail.
Market aud Monroe Streets the f-A AID third Mon
- s'eaass Of each uaonth. q. W. SlatTs W. NJ; Ates-
-,,:' ,,.' hisyAlia, Secretary.
=. Wheeling Lodge Ne. 12S Meets as above on
r., and third Thursday evening. Of each month. r a.
-. ,n..l'SsEs, W. NJ; S. V. Pearson, Secretary.
Il, aSSliaE Uaton Chapter No. ho.-Meets as
So Cn 'He second Monday evening each month ".
M, ~, Il. p; S. " {eGrson, Secretary.
"eeeltns Encnmpment No. I.-Mests a
'yon 'hefoaoth Monday evening of each month W. J
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-30
-. -. .BLBLk,S

=
VENTILATED, SELF-AUJCsrING SILK HAITI!
WE this day received from New York Hysgs's
w Spring Style slk Hhts, and take
ing this Improved vsntiIatinE gcEtelvIs hats
making them the head Tls
admitting leather body % the
lat and passing cut % the top, SHGg cf
air thTOu Chit Tie teEfer Is cOstI
TO the shape of the forehead the put on,
thereby relieving the head e
an much complained of in AL stI.d Aats, and esus
the sk lIAt plahIe and easy thr Fslt
Hat and euinfoFrRbl-.
Atsd exceedingly light, and equally tusdu
ia the ordinary tentIrtnet aud
anime. ljAIiSl g. D. HARPER 4 sons
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EELING.- va, TEUEsDAY: Mo MoRNING -MARCH
INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

f GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company.
Office in c. mpany's Building,
No. 4O3 walnut St,, PkKELAD RLPElA {.
ChGrter Perpetual: authorised CnpitGi $500, ,0O0
{. C. LtTHEOP, Pres't.
WM. DARLING, Vice RrSsident
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above we known
Company for Wheeling and ylcipity prepa I'll totaks
approved Fire and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. r. @. PONllAN,
Ofce for the present at DOuhe / Adams arsheuse
febtc-ly No Main s..
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
-BY THE-
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little Giant King 81 F0othacIIe-

Little Giant King cf 1OOthache-
rFNIlIe prtpafztial u uaEfaned an Infkftlf s-
4 edg fgf TtJ1fiiAc dd taf lrf issf are k6
1CEf ltll fadl1einr aIsfsI.s
and Denfists Tor number q yeaTE uh9 DEoIolne- s. sac
q ne nost vaaahlss a. vel as effeet tuca eObiha-
tons ever pI Oductd.
Pers5as q net u an aftiese % fs tIn 10 Il aee .e
he ipOTtanee o. purchasing Il - Feptusbis DFuelsfs,
and thns avoid th< polsoHou1 Etu hn krd
resPOnshle glaelE or their agents. irfdraat 81
what they ( selling.
PredaTed only " DR. s. FUSDEEnERG, DruErIst,
has No.I Uaahfus sioh Hail. Ig6eelnE;Ys.
n ARDES, Fieid and FlSEeT ses5S NON BEiTEs BIo,
NJ EoshpieF Nelp Hori- Fer sale ~ -s'.ss-e :
va. EDWARDS 4 BRO
CoTnET % AISfbtt ahd AIonroFEigs
mis- OpPesils HeLnFe H0=Is-
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j AS. M. DIIIONs
1O2 MARKET S1'ftEET,

uIAUVL duU Lt-D , ILLCI.
X EEPS eonStnnny hand, GAG fixtures, Lead and
IN Wrought Iron Rpeg, Sheet Lad
OF Brasa Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles
Water Guages Lin and Force Pump, Sinks Bathing
Wooden and Cast Iron HydFAnts 6im Hose packing
Of all Tleknesses, AntifTieSh Asial, Pare hsisa, Ti
AufimOny Celebrate Roy BEIts nu fs
CTuebeIls IA tie county.
ES- Also, Ponys Improved aid patent Chain Pump
which Is decidedly the Tratest pump age, the FiEli
70 Hhi in Towns d COutits In WesteFh ViFEhiA
will be sold ca fair
Gg- Galvanized Iron Tubing, Ineorrosve and for con.
duetiI pressure pipe hot WATER sSIe
eiaIy for deep wells, preferable
Pip=-
E AqueduefPIpe constantly and ny size OF
tIy Of WHICH cnF be fiFlitshs Il 81 notier-
Ez1 t',sh IriidI,r ali toHl'er. BylISAGHd Lssd-
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

virstnius Lodge No. s.-Meets every thursday
anE Hail. corner of Market and Quincy streets
'.'Ss II. HALL, n. g.; B. n Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 13.-Neets as abOveevery
Soaiay evening. DAVID BATHA, N. G.; Wlii"m p.
H'vs'rsg, Secretary.
Vim. FELL Lodge Ne. B3.--Neets asabove eve
:, Wednesday evening. wrtlAN HkLPKR, N. G.; Joh4
'i'ads' Secretary.
VIE. ,%'I!h.ss.tnE Lodge No. 5o-Mects as above every
u n POrrs, n. G.. ,'ohn 7Roburn, Secretary.
'Suoia Lodge No. S3.-Neets as above every
MAY evening. JOS. HAssY, N. G.; ota L. lErSIcsu
"m. Tell Rneampment No. 34.-Meets as
ote 'as ssc'ad and fourth Tuesday evenings feach
>l.'a' Joux GlDEa, g. P; CAas. LfHek, Scribe.
Ahra'a's EncRnPment No. 1.-SIeets as
.s the SrsiaudtLiyd Tuesday evenings OF each month
= F'rLoRr G. P; GFsoBaird, Jr., Scribe. March Is
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

Mar Saffcll widoworJ JeM Saffcll deceased
Hfohn Row and Elizabeth Row his wife, and
Mary O SafIell, vii! take notice that pet,
,lon WAS filed against them on the 18th day Of
Stpttmher 1889 in tle Court OF Common Pleas
Nof Wvandot comfy lithc State Of ohioly Au-
eusus SaGell, and X nov pending, wherein
said Augustus Saffell denqnd- partition ofthe
following real estate situate In said County
and bounded as follows, to wit beginning at
the North East corner Of the South East quar-
ter Of section four ~ in Township one (D
South of Rnngc fourteen (ld) in said county
and running thence s 2ise. i Al chail S and
Is lirks to the Shndusky river thenceu said
river to the South East corner OF the land own
FED by the heirs Of William Porter deceased, ,
theneeN 80 w 90 chaius aud ~ links. thence
East to the place of beginning continuing six
ty- one and sixty eight hundredih acres. and
being part oftb" South East quarter OF fraction
al section four a. and the North part Of the
North East quarter of fraction ! section nine
t9) II the township aud range aforesaid Also
the East part If the West part ofthe South East
quarter OF said fractional section four (4l boun.
dcd rs follows: N Hsr .Yba9 li".u frhrm
Beginning on the North bank Of the San.
dusky riverai the mouth of ! horn run,and inn-
ming thence mp said run with its mean6erngs
to the North line OF said last mention d tract,
thence East along said line to the East lire of
said tract, thence South along said East line
to the bank of the Sandusky river. and thence
West along The bank ofhe river with its me-
anderngs TO the plnceofhegnning. ahd con.
tanning twenty acres more or less--and also
part Ut the East half OF 'he North East quarter
Of SAID section fur (4) bounded a. f lows: be-
ginning al a slakein The centre ofihe Perrys-
burgh road aud onthe division line running
North and South be,wee the lands of } Ohm
Siglcr, and Of Gotli,b Shoffrr md running
tn nee South with said line to the South West
corner Of said last mentioned I act. thence East
on the South line of sand tiactitn the Perrys.
burgh road and thence in North Westerly
course along said'road 10 the place Of begin
ning--bounded OIL the West by land of said
Gotlieb Shafler and on the South by land be-
longing I" the heirs Of William Porter drceas
ed--and containing five acres more or less,
AT the next term Of said court the said Au-
gnstus Saffell will apply for an order that par.
tition may be made of said premi es,
aj' f'H'fa-.u j ID. SEARS
Septl7, CIV. Atty. for Pet'r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
nlr SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING :

G]' SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING -
We would call Sopr attention tothe advertise
ment of DR.. Mapn's .Augue Balsan,, which ap-
pears in tie columnsof oui present humber
We are pleased to be able to record the satisfac
tion of our patrons after trial, Of an article ad
vertised in our columns All the qnack nos
trums of the day are giving away before itand
it seems. truly, to work by magic, and in all
cnses effect cure, This is indeed great dis
cover. and will be hailed with pleasure BY
thousands who have suffered and tried and
tried and suffered year after year, throughout
the Western county, to know that specific
is in the reach fall. This invaluable rene
dy is soldby all good and responsible drug.
gists.
D'ALMOST Ev ERYBODY HAS HEARD
OF MANN'S AGUE BNLSAM The atten-
ton of our numero t .Sadcfs is directed to the
advertisement found In another column of this
paper, of the high estimation that is placed
upon this, the greatest Remedy known to mod
ern science. We have never knownany other
medicine wmas lareea share of public conf
dence iitso short atime MS this has done, if we
maybe allowed tc JUDGE from what we read /:
but this should be sufficient particularly when
We Fee such estimonials coming from men of
undoubted varacitu, from all parts of the coun-
try. There can be no doubt but that it is one
of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem of our
readers and The public. Sold by all good crug
CSts u., Iir. IL, ..,,l. i,a,. a..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
Croft j. Martin

Croft i Martin. afBt Il t5Jsyf59
Our people will be sorry to learu thai
these gepllenen have determined to'retre
from the mercantile business. By refer.
encc to their advertisement it will be seer
that thfs determination on their part viii
afford ,heirlriends an opportunity TO pur-
chase'gsJds atvery low figures, they hav
ing CONCLUDED to close out Their entire
stock nj cost. b + l-.U.ii.. 1...I -,..i..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
Come to the Fair


Next week. and bring the whole family
along should the weather be favorable
general good time may be expected
Bling something along 10 contribute to
the cxhibiiibu-we want to see what lit
tie Wyandot can do when she tries. The
officers tof The society are making all the
necessary preparations for your accom-
modation. 5,f ~ nbW t,N.r.
Let our farmers, stock men, mechanics
&C., meet together and exchange senli'
ments upon the best plan for The advance.
ment of tleir several interests. These
annual re unions have an excellent ten
dency:rf yirrdl4 at.ta ...t I- .t...-. I'd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

Mgy'lCG I'M PAR YLYlOM.
Lew CprIman, Abraham CorImpn,
Charles Gracely and Sophia his wife, lr
WIN Walton and Masdalene his wife,
Isaac ColIman, Lewis Cortman and Lyd.
la Corlman. and Tie said Irwin Walton
their guardian. and Su-an Curiman wild
ow Of Joseph Coriman, deceased will take
notice that petition was filed agqins,
them on The % DAY Of August A. b,
1858 inlhe Court OF Common Pleas with.
in and Tor the county of Wyandol by ST..
rah ). Corfman,. guardian Of Jeremiah
Corlman, miner heir Of Jeremiah Corr
man deceased, and is nov pending
wherein said petitioner demands parlI-
llon OF The following real estate situated
IN said county of Wyaudot viz tie west
hall ofthe south quarter. and the
west hall OF the south tast quarter Of sec.
lion twenty-five (ee) in township one I |
soatllo q Range fourteen IA east and
the south end;oltbe west hall of thu north
cast quarter ofithe same seclon. except
ing the corner east OF the ntgrutown road,
and a lane one rod vide on he east side
oi.the tract being the same land here.
tofore conveyed to the said Joseph Corf-
man, by Magdalene Colfman, and con,
tanning twenty five acres more or less, and
that's at the next term of said Court tile
SAID Sarah s. Corlman guardian asarore-
SAD nfI viii apply Tor an order tia, partition
RAY be made Of said premises. ,5.i.1.
~" esa7'Ia 10 1eJ. D. SEARS. va
ho'4f 6w t"f ei ATTY ior Pelr. aa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

EEAiyety amusing linle iaeiaens oc'
Cured at our house afew days ago,in con,
sequence Of Which It is said thattbe price
Of erinoiineahas advanced very materially
1t has been truly said that this is greal
and Srosring country! 20 ,Irpa .uooi eup.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
iNOTIcEnilIF 0T7

y0hh SlepheiiS abd Mosest Soprt OF Common
Stephens 4 Field oal oountyintiestatc
sm lgyun ys. ,l8ua ! of Ohio, lD> e.
Thomas +. Kenyon. ,.,l..,
The said defendant is notified that the plain
tifs have, this day filed their petition against
I'm !. in said court. the obir.ctand prayerwhpreI
q is t,o recover $500, with interest from the
first day of may A, D. 1857. on a promisory
note drawn by ihe said Thomas B, Kenyon.
payable to the said plaintiffs, which, note is
secured by mortgage UPON In7lots seventy five
N5) nd seventy-six (76) IN Little Sandusky,
IN said county Of Wyandot, and State Of Ohio,
containing ten Thousand square feet fronting
on Madison street one hundred feet aud extend.
ing West two hundred feet TO Monroe Street,
and which said lots are sought to be subject
TO the Payment. of rlaintiif s claim. An an
swer is required to said petition on or before
the goth day Of JUNG A. D. 1883
T. ,a HENRY MADDuX Atty forPlG..
Sept. 2Sth, 1855. ".
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
rvrhyte tWyillbe no paper issued from

EyrhgteI Iwill be no paper ISSUED from
this Office next. week. We will publish
an Extra" On Thursday or Friday con.
tsining election returns and whatever 9th
er important news we may have, togeth
.FsHR 10 JAS. juJt! ailqlica T. m ug1' Igt
er with some advertisements that mus
appear. NgMTaouT raqq %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
- - '.TEWETRY.
,I0O|1vs7'a1 49, AS &.
New and fashionable jewelry at 81.
CE0RGN: kRAkAlnS.

Watches, Lockets, Pins, Rings Gold, ,pins,&c.,
&c, Together with everything usually Kept in
an establishments Of this rkind-snd cheaper
than ever before offered II this place, .-',1,.
:, Upper Sapduusspy, SEPT soth '5s! 'lobr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
.SNERlVpS I'nOCLiNiTIoN.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot County.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot County.
The qualified voters Of the county of Wyan.
dot, aud State of Ohio, will meet at the piaccs
designated for holding elections, in their re-
spective townships, Oh Tuesday, the 18th day
Of October, le59, and then and there PROC I'd
to elect according to law, ,i t.....T..I ....-.
Ore Supreme Judge; I.tf
/ One Attorney General, t.. ,.,. '. -a
One Comptroller of the Treasury: l..,.
One Member of the Board of Public Works;
One Member of Congress, for the 9th Con.
gressio"al District composed of the eoun-
L lies of WyHnd0t, Seneca Craw foid, Ma
lion, Hardin, Sandusky and OttowaIob
One Common Pleas Judge, for the Second
Subdivision of the Tenth judicial Dis.
t trict; e. l-. r.r.
One Probate Judge; ia sraiag I'D. . -,l
One County Commissioner, and "a af-fi. "a
One Land Appraiser, for each Township
~ insaia Wyandot County. i,s el' . 49,
The Judges ofthe Elections in the different
Townships, will atthe same time select and
return to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, the apporionment of Jurors, for their
respective Townships. as follows. to wit: o..
crane! ......t. .................... lb
tCrawtord....I ...s...'... .i.,. ..... II
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
TEACltER,s INSTITUTE.

Our readersare already aware tina! ar
effort is being made to establish Teach.
crs Instlpte in this place, The inslitu
tion. we understand is to be organized
on the 2 tn Of this month. when we hope
cvetj teiciicr inthe county who can pos
sibl i alAkeiit convenient to do so will be
in attendance. Similar institutions have
been organized in many of the counties
Of this State, and their utility and practi-
cabilty" have been fully established. lt q
The first session Of the institute will
last about one week, during which, gen
tlemen cminendy qualified for the task
wiirlecture and give instructions to the
menioers,.s nu-ri -,,-r i,., ..t.l IL. liz
Iii order that Suitable arrangements
may b. made 10 make The exercises as
interesting and profitable as possi-
bic. those W 10 int, md to becon Q
members should report themselves as
early ne possible 70 the School Exami-
ners of This place. so that they may
know about what amount Of funds Il ey
will 'hatc at their disposal for the pur.
pose Of remunerating lecturers, &c. We
would suggest that mex, week during the
fair woud-he an excellent time for teach
ersl to report themselves-if not person.
ally through some of their friends. ~.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

bnscEiMr. kHnme, the spiritual rapper,
lately gave sh exhibition so9f lis powers be-
fore The CHAR at St. Petersburg, and the
lc1aafgiapas sxsss s delighted M hat she as gave
himisseeo@ diamond dring Heswas 1T.
fsfsa 5000 i. a tight At sst Petersburg to
display his powers, but he refused, hav-
-ibg promised Tie relatives of His Russian
VIE that he would abandon The. spirits. /,