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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
.NoTICE.

Russell Bowsher willliake notice that Sa.
rah Bowsher, widow Of Jesse Bowslier, de-
ceased, of the county of Wyandot and State
Of Ohio, did on the 2lst day of April, A. D.
1858, file her petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Wyandot
in said State Of Ohio, against the said Russell
Bowsher. and Cornelius Young, and Mary
Young his Mife, Manerva Bowsher. and Miles
Bowshei and Nelson Bowsher, defendants,
asking that dover be assigned her in the fol-
lowing described premises of which her said
husband Jesse Bowsher died seized, ,stowit -
The north h-wcst quarter of the north west quar-
ter of section one, the southwest quarter ofthe
north east quarter of section three, and the
north westqparter Of the north east quarter Of
section eleven, all in twnship three south,
range thirteen East, in Wyandot county in
the State of Ohio. And the said Russell
Bowsher is notified that he isrequlred to ap.
pear aud answer said petitiononor before tie
first day Of the next Term af the Courtof Com
mon Pleas; next to he holden in and for the
County Of Wyandot aforesaid. : ,,.,,h
,5f,I 'ssE SARAH BOWSHER.a ~
By G. w. BEERY, her Atty
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GoTo THE POLLS,

And when you do 60, act like men aht
not like abject slaves. Shake off th'
shackles and trammels Of party and vot'
AZ becomes the sons Of noble sires. Ii
looking about for the most suitable can
didates upon whom to besow your suf
fragts, do not stop to inquire what party
they belong to; but let your first inqui
~ be, are they honest, are they capable
and would their election have tendency
10 promote the interests of the communi.
ty and countrynn whicliI live. %
ga The duty which you will be called up.
on to perform ON next Tuesday is sa.
cred one. and should be discharged hon.
es'lyl and carefully. The veal or woe Of
this great country depends upon the man.
ner in which you exercise This glorious
privilege, and the man who suffers him
self be used as the slave Of party. or
the tool ofunscrupulous politicians. is un-
it 10 enjoy Tie right Of suffrage; for while
i. Is a glorious privilege, sacred right,
bad men sometimes use it for bad pur
poses.
When. a man approaches YOU and tells
you that you are bound to vote for this
or that man because he happened to have
been nominated by a particular political
organization or party Of men, tell him you
know your duty and that you are not
bound to do any such thing-that it is
your duty as antAmerican citizen to vote
for the men in whose hands you think
your interests and the interests of your
fellow ci,izens would be most secure. jp
2 Suffer no man to drive Or inlimidate
you. Believe butfew Of the stories sprung
upon You on the eve of the election by
designing politicians. Discharge your
duty as men who understand and appre-
ciate me great responsibility that rests
upon you-you owethis to yourself. your
country and your Gcd, and he is wretch
indeed who will shut his eyes to this great
responsibility and prostitute this sacred
right to The advancement o. selfish, mer-
cenary ends.
Again we say 60 TO the polls on Tues
dayTit is your dutyto do so-take your
neighbor with you--vo,e like free men,
capable of thinking and acting for your
selves, and all will be well. " is
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THE JUDGEsIIIP,

We dislike to tell our fellow citizens
how we think they ought to vote ; hut in
The selection Of a Judge for the distric,
composed of Crawford aud Wyandol
Coun les, We do think that gentlemen
should lay aside their party prejudices and
vote Independently. = sea
Every man in the district is aware that
tile Office is an unnecessary one. and eve.
ry man in the district ought to vote to
have the law by which the Office was ere
ated repealed. Major SEARS has plvdg-
ed himself that il elected he willuse eve
ry honorable means 10 have said law re-
pealed, and upon such repeal will resign
at once. ~
His opponent has not said word upon
the subject, and the presumption is that
even II the act was repealed Mr.. Plants
would no, resign. bu, continue to hold the
cfice and receive the salary during the
full term for which said officer is elected.
Fellow cijzens, you know you were all
opposed 70 The action Of your Legislators
in enieilings upon you this extra Judge
, with ,fe.ipcreased tax that must necessa.
rily follow. and now il you desire to ex-
press pour disapprobstion Of the act you
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
Col. Kirby.

We are told by persons from different
parts Of the county that our kind hearted,
gentlemanly old neighbor, Col. Kirby. is
going to run heavy vote, and that his
election isn foregone conclusion. The
Colonel is very popular with the people,
and We shall not be surprised at his cleo
ton by a handsome majority, notwith-
standing his opponent is very worthy
gentleman. 4Fr9 it
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
! 2 ROBERTS. CROFT.
ORDIN ANCE vs.. 80


Supplementary to an ordinance requiring
the Construction of flhtik walks Oh Pestioais of
Biglow. Fifth and, Findlay streets;passed Jan
l srcrIos, M Isl ist. BE- Il tdRdhhi d6Rrdhahinea by the Town
Council Of the incorporated VAlpge IF Uppsr
Sandusky, that the time for bopstfhc ctingttke
walks provided mlseiu original pr9tp Sncat tte.
and the. same is hereby extended to the 18th
day Of October; and that The, marshall shall mn
mediately thereafter proceed to construct and
finish any portion Of said walks then remain
ing unfinished ,and when completed BY HIM,
Che said.marshall shall certify TO the Recorder
of said village the cost If the work performed
by him in front Of each lot, with the name or
names ofthe owner orowneIf SfeeS6let
SscrroS 2hd .AUpoii receiving said account,
the Recorder shall forthwith bring suit before
the Mayor a sainst each of the resident owners
for the portion Of such charge for which they are
respectively liabIe. and pfocesd to collect and
pay the said amouuts inte the Treasury ;Hard
shall certify to the County Aud tor he aMpllRi
chargeable upon The property oi nnn residents,
which, amounts. shall be assesTA bSsaid An
ditorsagaihst the respective lots Of Said Viii
lagcaa5aJS dEA EJANfES MCLEAN.
& Oct. Il, '56. ib sho'foH B Aifawxs KRecorficr
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Destruction OF, the Crystal Palace
The Crystal Palace at New York vas
destroyed BY fire Cd The 5th inst, with all
it's contents. The building is said to have
been wo, Ii lat least s25o.ooo, and The
contents mora than double that amount.
There were some twenty thousand peo-
pie in the Palace at the time the fire broke
out, and it is feared several were Killed
-one dead body bad been found at last
accounts.
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Eg- Not long since two children ma,

ES- Not long sinceawo children made
an ascension, in balloon, from Centralia,
H., for whose safety much interest was
felt. Their curiosity led them toenter the
balloon. which ascended and carried them
off,, II seems that the older child retain.
ed. her presence of mind and pulling the
rope. attached TO the valve. relieved the
balloon ofgas and caused it to come down
1t lodged in tree, where the young ad.
venturers remained during the night, and
were found in the morning unipjured.
On the 10Th ult., Mr., Thurstop, went
up in an unmapageable balloon from
Adrian. Michigan. and is supposed to
to have been lost. The balloon came
down rear Baptist. Creek, 9. W. but af-
ter diligent search, no trace could be
found Of the unfortunate Thurstop. He
and another man had just made . sue
cessful ascension, and after landing were
arranging the balloon, when it suddenly
went up with Thurston, and being pnmaaann
ageable. soon went out Of sight q =,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

John r. ,Sheaffer; IN II, Vs. iLofehizb. D. Efrr,
yisttsv 3 has .soiio9 has 'sAt
Before D. Stahclift, ,AJgP. Of fAntriAs teunsbif.
Wyandot County, Ohio On the Cd ,iay of
September, A.R ls5Srsaid JHstiea issusdFn
order oil attach sent in HE. above action faf tte
urn of thirty tfirec ldoiia rs sAaqis ten cents.
JOHNsE! !SHEAFFERsns
N ], BryNeF9s, Agent.
October | !, / s5S.o oh'n 's''
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Table for Politicians.

The following table we have concluded
to publish this week for the benefit Of those
whosmay desire to compare the vote d
next Tuesdaytas il comes in with thai
cast last year for Governor. 8
The figures at the left indicate to which
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

No Bill FousD AexlNsr GEN. LANE
The Lane and Jenkins affair was brought
before the Grand Jury its recent session
in Lawrence. X T.,and they failed TO find
a bill against Lane. This will probably
terminate ali proceedings in the case.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08
County ana Dis,rjct Ticke,.

County and District Ticket.
Congrcssn LdtOrsnce W. HILL. $s
Common Neutrality-suspicious. s Plants.
Probate Judge Jonathan Me6eH.
County Commissioner David r. Curlis.
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HEADS OFF - 1t is said that Buchanan
is about to remove Mr.. Faran from the
Cincinnati Post Office for no other reason
than that he is suspected Of sympathiEing
with Douglas. OFF with his head (! What
business has he or any other man in this
country TO think for himself when we
have men elected TO think for us. a fta'
The platform adopted by the Democrat
ic State Convention endorses the policy Of
this tyranical old federalist, and we are
coolly asked to take our position on that
platform. We would rather stand OH our
head all the days Of our life, than pace a
foot on such arotten, contemplate struc
ture. as'A tAE fnti
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

have an opportunity of doing 50 BY voting
for Major y. D. SEARS. Will YOU, on
next Tuesday, express your honest scn!i
ments upon this subject through tho bal
lot box, or will you through the influence
Of party prejudices be induced to do vic.
lence to your own consciences. Reflect
upon this subject, and act like freemen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

democratic state Ticket.
Supreme Judge--7hJmas ". BARLEY.
Attorney Gtneral--Dur5ia Ward.
aConptrollsr-- SonaI w. Gibson. mgt
Board OF Public Works--R IL Hendyickson
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

County and District Ticket. K
Congress--Jo1n carey.
Common Pl-as Judgr-7J D, ,Sears.
Probate Judg' ~ II. Kirby. ,o,s
County Commissioner. H. Holdridqs
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Burning Of the. steam Ship Austria.


must have been one Of the most horrible
scenes ever recorded. There were som,
five hundred and sixty souls on board
only sixty eight Of whom were saved
Four hundred and ninety two human be
ings were either suffocated, burnt t
death, or drowned. One OF the passen
: gers who was saved, in giving an accoun
Of what occurred on board the vessel
speaks as follows in reference 10 the man
ner in which portion Of the passengers
died:
AS the flames increased, The poor mis-
cradle creatures on the bowsprit jumped
into the water as their clothes caught or
fre--dropping into the. water, asMr. Pail
crusa says, "lke drops Of rn!n in heavy
shower. One woman, with two daught.
ers, kissed them both, and then putting
her arms around them, all three jumped
into the water. An English lady, who
came on board at Southampton with her
husband, had three children with her--a
girl about five years old, Roy about
three. and babe in her arms. The hus
band had jumped over. and as the flames
grew hotter and burned more fercely, she
took her little girl, kissed her, and threw
her into the water. ....
She then took the boy, fair, healthy
little fellow, embraced him, gave him her
last kiss and threw him in. He struck on
his back and struggled very hard, rising
to the surface three Sc parate times, calling
out, Mamma" each time, in the most
piteous tones, and then sank 10 rise no
more. The poor woman then clasped her
baby to her breast and jumped in with il:
kissing it repeatedly as they sank to The
bottom. .r l.t.
A young man who was in the second
cabin, and who said he was going to Cali
fornia, where he had brother, had his
sister with him, girl 16 or II years OF
age. In order TO save her from the fire,
he fastened rope around her body, and
making one end fast to the deck, let her
down over the side of the vessel. He
then put another rope around his own
body and let himself down but the rope
was not well fastened, and as he jumped
over it slipped from under bis arms and
caught him around the throat.
AS he struck the water the waves dash
ID lin up against the vessels side, and
'alling back again he was quickly cboked
% death his sister shrieking. Help !!
help! will nobody help my brother p
Mr.. Palierusa says when he left the vessel
The poor girl was hanging there, scream
ing and crying, with he waves dashing
The dead body Of her brother against her
every few moments. An Englishman
about so years of age, who came on board
1t Southampton with his wife, crawled
With her out Of the bowspirt as far as they
:ould, and as the flames approached they
.lasped their arms around each other with
me last kiss, jumped into the water and
ank Immediately. And so brothers and
listers. fathers and sons, mothers and
daughters, embracing each other. jumped
nto the waves.
HEADS Orr - 1t is sal d that Buchanan
$ about to remove Mr.. Faran from the
Cincinnati Post Office for no other reason
han that he is suspected Of sympathizing
With Douglas. OFF with his head What
business has he or any other man in this
i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-08

Malachi BowSher's Estate. ~
3 Notice is hereby, given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as adminis-
traitor OH the estate of Malachi Bowsher, late Of
Wyandot county, deceased. Jul bds
a,aeg 5i WILLIAM MYERS.
Oct. g. 1858 no I.4.wr sas "a -,as
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Republican State Ticket.
Supreme Judge Vim. r Peck,
Comptroller I'm. b. .1hroH.
Attorney GeperaI-Cnrs'r Wolco0.
Board Of Public Works--Jahn L. Martin.
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UPPER sANDuskY, o.

FRIDAY .-.. OCT. e. 1859
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The New York Stock vas very dull on the 6f sypa
thising Win the sluggish movement in o departments dull
err day in financial circles has sdoa besnen The tone Of the
market however, much steader downward tendency
has been, for ths moment least arrested.
ThedoEnEard Increment in the stock Market which commenced
on the 9th ni has resulted imporant decline the late
heavy rise vng western railway shares been more
thn lost By reference 70 the annexed table will observed
that the recent advance has the majority class Of
railroad and state bends, been for the part sustained We
Therapeutics tie high figures CT Tuesday, October % in or
der that the extent Of the may az glance The pro-
ges Of the decline is also shown By the comparison Of prizes on
the 9Th with those the sOh ult when momentary
rally took place
The heaTines the western railway stocks aceabe almost
entirely to the nTorbe aspect Of the October receipts when
eontrased with tereur Of The panic Of year. When
comparisons are instituted with the figures Of same time in 1856
the result quite alarming and engende the apprehension that
the roads have another trying before them Hence s
that operators who recently confident OF high prices
have suddenly bscome converts to the Bear party.
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TEmPERANCn pTREoTORY.

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JOHN PATTERs ON W. A.
p. Z. NICHOT, R. s.
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VOLLINTTNE,S DIGEST,

VOLLENTINEsS DIGEST.
MEMPHIS, February IS, 1853
II. voLLuTrEE Esq.:We hive examined your Digest the
Decisions the Supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered SUISSE
quent the period which Mr. Meg Digest closes, with much
interest. The exhibits accuracy and abyhe
printing and binding we'll prove
able addition the library Of every lawyer We you may
be amply rewarded Cor effort the profession
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs,
HENRY SMALL, Judge Of the Common Law
VIII 7. BROWN, and Chancery Court Of Mem.
G. P. F0UTE, phis.
Z. G. PAYNE, B. T. MCKIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Grim CouT
ED. NJ. YERGER, Memphis.
SAML. W. AlRES, JOHN r. SALE,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
7. S. AYRES.
NASHVILLE. March 4. 1853.
II. VOLLnTE, Esq.-We have examined your Digest Of the
Decisions OF the supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the
publication Of Mr. Megs Digest which includes
Reports The points decided clearly stated,
gTs6ed that the work characterized accuracy ab
y great industry Il will Of much value 10 the Benc
and Bar and we trust that y1 will receive the patronage Of the
profession, to which you are Justly entitled.
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FRANCIS B. 70 &c, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEh9SS, Criminal Court.
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The attention Of fruit-Taissrs is directed to The
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Mr.. DODoH's fruit is known to be remarkably fine,
and he has such variety from which to select trees
that those ordering can supply themselves with al
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