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SCOTT s. DIXON

A TfORNETS AT Law AND s0LiCiIcRf IN CHAN
n CEaY, mphis- Eeun-. VII pra sfce their profes
Ion IN all the Courts bef In the e- Memphis ard tF
supreme s11 Federzi Cozrts a ftckson. ProEsrt Hsen
tim w b given TO ell Gains cosrtcn estrusted 4
them once II Ee Bank Buii5ins, corner Of Aain an
Hsdsson streets uvsr River hank EntrAne OF Aafsol
street tan6-tf
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YOUNG America.
CAUTION (!
John Brown.

rTrpEB FHE COMMERCIAL HOTaI. 5 rre,zIrl 70
L HaIt oa ne asntle1aa - Elt1 ~ f4l 111 1.lraTtr
lIsns sad atsaT 5csics l1f - ts,l,
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DAILY RATES ron ADVERTISING.

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Instance.
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DE-. JAMEs Nf. KIaLEER.


.--,-,- - q Atss issfpfi
~ ls.t., 49, e-raEuautly IN Memphis. oesrs his
II pIo1essa ~ css 10 itz Iiz-us and persons In
ne cau1trF Suec o. attention vii be Civ n
= Oos's-ts eases and all diseases Of women ard ch-
-aos on the o0-ner of Hernanto sirret and
w5Io-H w avenue. Onis- 70 Madison street uly2 iy
= nyox EALKER........-........w. L A'coSSICc.
HTALEER & E'OONNIO0, lawyer Hsmphis. Ten
w nessss. once. No. p south side Court Square.
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Transportation.
Great Daily Southern BOute.

rTrH0UUGH FROM V.cSsou 2, \ s-issipgL % New Or
leans Icuisians, 10 f0urfe cen hour. and haif ~
way the Southern and the New OIL Jaczssn ard
Great Norfhern Railroad The chrapest and most
pedi.ious route from Vicksburg 70 New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train vii leave Flck6b1rg
daily IS P. N arriving at Jackson and urctng
with the ram from NeV Orleans for Canton 81 53i
n and arriving at srandon 6-t5, P N ccnHecting
with the dsiY line Of Stages for Non Eoule-y Ala
leaving Brandon 81 T. 90 A. , arriving Al "a kzcu
and cornecuE with be train from Cant-n for New Or
leans al 539 A. NJ and reaching Vicsburs at II ocock
A..
Ths train carrying the uau from Vicks5urE Tor Neu
Orleans leave Vicz-burg daily Sundays excepted at
O'Clock A. .rriVnE at JacEson ard cuuuectlnE with
he train froul C1zt'l FOR NeE Orleans az $50 A
Lesving JaeEson sd cunnectnz with the ira.n from
New Orleans Cor Canton at 5:s5 NJ, ard arriving a.
VIcksburg 81 9-35 p. 81. WILLIAMS,
.-ll-Nl Car.--- .---.------
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IyO - TQOTTCQ

I'D " ARD PICKETT, JF.,
ITO .sEEY AT Law. Menphts, Tenn. once, Jefer
Asyo street midway tba Poss once Building.
t-l-2-d-u-tuIv
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DIRECT ROUTE 10
aNSOH'EhRRo4R Texas.

ctTAGEs isavs Gaines Lzntinz (AlssissipPi river,
y Daflv al 4 A. N, passing througa the nourishinG
~ 81 camden 70 WAshlngf1n, ARK Through 20 s.
sosrs BELDING q SrONE, Agents,
srrs-dtfv GAInes' Landing
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JAMES MOORE,

A TTOREET AT LAW. Memphis. Tenn. Re'ereaoes
a Nessrs Ward q Jones, Phillips white, Lamb
Vo1nq 4 C. kcCfsnahsn, Trousdale Dill Milton 4
futnen sllss Oueu ESQ Z N. avery, Esq-, Memphis
-O5ee IN stairs ct the corner Of Main End AsdisoI
stress nsxi DOR 70 the G5yosO savings Insttutio1
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY
H'OC5ce.

THE subssrber having purclased the interest Of his
i partners IN the iats drm q si0urnoF. Cooper
Lake, viii cchtinue the WHOLB7ALE GAOCbhl
COMMISSION AND FORW AIDING BUSH Z IS 10 MS
Jvi name and hs aoco Ut, and r.s1setinl -
cit the patronage OF the od houe q mrs sna his
f.tends |esneraliv mo g. FLOUREOT5
snI0-srIs 1856 Nan street.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-03

I tie Probate Ten, lass. q the
frebste Csurs q PancIs Csunty.
ssSfpi, the esssee d Patrick Cough
esseAssl, vss repossei inscIvsas.
~ hesesy eivea 10 the creditors II
essuse1 70 p fssvsrd sid haze their
SlFsPePiy psebssed sni registered
0IeFAss o. 81 sid Court ~ The
= jss1sry 1850, or else tier
MIA Me0uNvr. A1nse..
Jt11A1 1oeull(x -1la'r
MIR Il. 1854 5s.-sn.
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Notice.
The state of tsissIssippi.l
pnnoia Comfy.

Niiiam J.. Slune. j.,
ASeu. iar lames Jseksgn, ;
-. da'srA Kennedy.
kTTAruNENT in lhe Jussies'. Ceart
n q bsa, No 5. il the towu q Psuo
IN. IN iba county n psaols. State ~ sl..
.ssrp. James T.. Uescher. who sam.
rnsnsd a. farni.hsr. ~ his rnsvrr Il eas
iht, sarah u. ksuncds Is the claimant Of
,he I-hs msntiseed in sarni. her !. answer.
anil Il appearing to the Court that the
sid sarah D. kennedy Is > u~sn.ts-ileut
u shis state. II is ordered b the Cent
that pa licsiien be- msde Tor for wsss.
IN the psusls star. q weekly newspaper
published . the town q Pamela. IL .sid
County, citing said Sarah b. kenuetv 10
srrstr II The eat tern o. .4fi I~a-tiss
Cesss. 1t The Court House. IN the tova ii
psn5ls. % the 81 Monday IN Novsfnhsr
nexi. snd contest with tie riaiasia ,ks
right % saii msnsv.
~. s. WARD. !. r.
September g1sh, is5s. s54s.
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Negroes for Sale!

I WILL SELL. to the highest bidder. 81
Sard. :. between IN huars n "a 4.
VI. AMI , \. ". ON SATURDAY.. The 2ad Of
uctebsr usst. On a credit till the II VI
janasSy 1852, The following ncsroslaves.
i0.trift
iStlNi'. AID % Yeats.
NIFTY. /" tsboail % years,
KATY, s Years.
GEORGE, agsd yesrs.
WADE. months.
Thsahsve negroes vii he solJtoreshu.
AMI the r~urch..s- rsauirsi 30 give an A..
csricd prAfs m Memphis.
I. b. MOsELEi.
September -, ISIS. 3j-iv.
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have been rnli during the pas' six months,
and IN no Instance has u failed In giving
entire satisfaction. Who. then, will suf.
ter irnm weakness Or debility when NJ.
LeagA Strengthening cordial will cure
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FOR

We ,sy 70 parents, II your children are
.icklt, puuy, or afflicted with complaints
prc, ,,eul among children, give then .
mail quantity u Nel,sin'. Uordisl, and
Il viii max hcm healthy, fat aud robust,
Delay no, a moment try !; ard YOU will
hr convinced,
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70 T'Hs LInIHs.

Do yai vi.h 20 be healthy sni strong ?
Then AZ At onee and get aomeof Mel.esn's
Cordial. Il vii strengthen and in,igo-
rsts your blood 10 fow through every
sg,n, and ,he rich, rcsy bloom 10 mount
80 youf el,'sk' again. livery bottle war
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NottOe g!



0Y VIRTUE of . Decrse o. the rrs-
y bate Court Of Pamela County. Ms
spri. msde 81 the October Term. lsiS.
irof, I, the Undersigned AdmiaistFa
II the csss'eef ssrsh jsnss. tecrsssi
st the door 81 the Court House u
y Ceaasy, On Monday the 18th dav 81
Psnber, between the hours prescribed
~. proceed 30 sell 20 the highest bii.
! ca . credit Of ten months frum the
u sale, the following tract ~ lani.
Southeast Qusstrs 81 Section ~.
ssship Z, Range : West. IN ssid Cssn-
- State The purchaser viii be re-
I'D to give bcsd With spprvvsd ecu.
vi the Statutory Lien vill be retained
Ne land.
n. q. NELSON. Ia~'e
avsssss u, isss. ss--i~.
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wes..AS's VOLCANIC OIL


Tbs hes, Lnimsn, In the xofld for man
~ beast.
s=.sksv ss-ssslssfs ssss
peffeFmsd Is Mclean. Volcanic Oil Lin.
imsut. Read fvr yourselves.
Thoma. Ford. q black.mith living ssr
csssassuse on Tsath street. had . horn.
BIZ running slrs on NJ. foot. lie tricd
v~afiaa. I.n.msnts. ssl,es, ae., bat eould
dpithaEsot. IT, despairsi " ever being
able b. ssrs at biz trade sssin, because
be 'lall . tear auy weight % bic foot,
and hy ous small hottie n Nrlsssn's Vol.
canie oil tininept. he IL nov perfectly
cured.
Rhsums,ism. . srsly sis, hsarsleia ,brui.
sss. .rrsius. stiffness inshe icinss OF nsuss
cIss. s~Weilins., sore throat. ess-aehe or
,ss,h. aeks. wounds. fr.sh este, ssses,
hams, .esld.. Pains. as.. yield 10 the
image inaasHee Of this wendssfsl lin.
insnt.
ror Horse, nnf Cattle Il ID anlnfallii,ls
remedy for shsfss. ssIl.. scratches. essek-
"a heels. i~smsns.s. spawn, sseeny, splint,
i.iala. bruises. sssElinss, Wounds, rattle.
.nsks tits.. sad vssicss eshss lissaDes
shleh aainal. ere liable TO from injuries
Or accidents.
Evrrv ena-.rv nsrshsn, .hosld obtain
= supply Of N.L-sn's volesnie Oil Lint
msai. IL .slls rapidly, bsssussis always
cures.
AIiht-a,iisesua. viii BE made 10 nsr.
chss'- ~ko tay to sell again.
sv-Fss sale BY J. u. Milo, pseDsi-
is,ar. corner u Third ssd Pine ssreess
-. Iaai.. No. alss for sale b. 1hes. =.
Clsrte, Al ~. ssBsiek corsss," Pnesla,
Fsbsasry ,, ISIS. ely
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Sole proprietor II The Cordial,
Also. NeLssn. tolrsnic oil Lsniment.
GsrPrihcipsl depot On the corner Of
Third anil Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
CO Tor sale in psHsls, Missis.i ppi, BY
TluS r. CLARKE,
~ The Brssk Corner.
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HtF
fI ~
sra sH tI.I q
20 hl
M
~ ipr ratfs
a
.N Dr. hIHliI m
e ii a tt
tHF l
81 IN
MAMA ayD morn
9 ma f Hmp u
NH l4If invite 40 ia .sI 900
IlNH Hf HUHa lni lm auf fH n
10 IHslfH
~ tIfal ~ Uiin ~ siHr ~
hti0' HHi fNl h atHI nH pol
H.lfA HIHlDf a lhlI
Hfo ffr1Inl ~ pIV Npulf ~
tf lfst ffTf ~. iHH n Nh0st laa,
iHIf snis
iHN fhF unttftiS.
hIn p a
srfiamhH m. 1884, i em
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ltTlils NJ Administration HAVING
4 been granted e. ihe undersigned sn
lhn estate NJ uliean liavdan. aaaaas d,
Wy ihe Hanyf'hle tiuhaia r0aft IN ~
ullh tpaniy, ne ihe October TENN .ds
tief aHli all persons having rIn ms haainsl
ttll estate afo hoffhy notified 10 a1mo
.infsuri mil haee iie same wehnlei mad
registered eiihia lhe time prescribed Nv
Lave o. they ull l1 forever barred.
H. nuMntN,
idm' M hifn humdsl, dsf9.
ue.ubar -, 1865, bw.
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TIE sialaer nlnIsslrri,


Nv 2" fNH
fam IrmH,HN M
III fl.n f l'
Nrhia lifh dtII ~ tsl0 tafl - f.
i. thnk fIfruV AFit.
lore Afmffafg, : Na aats r
~ Ni ItafinH lhal i.
1nsi hI im ~ lHHlsn snl
NHhle tuHlilH afH a.H lieaf m Hi
siiia ahl afa nnW sisHnE lhaf ff.H. ia
Iisi iha nflinafy WHer.f Hi Tow nlHH0i
bt sHft ~ epHh ihfm q a ihal iif0
1il Nf.i ilai lhf i4il uNisn anif hr
nnl lHH Hnft.f, 0f i.Hifi N HII
In ~ hHi'fnaf ifm Nf IUlr. F
if hNlin "a ttH Count lUuss al "a
iulnl H Nan ui iHnaif. un ll.
tui N=llaI Hf liHHaff, IH.. .i fe.
lhf al lstl aHt Ii AaiI NH w4l im tat .n
inf aInf a. Do Them hnl sfah fnI
deHfl0 made thNfHt H tlH 1850
anil flupHr u IL further uflrei thll
Il rHr ~ fhil afiGf D. rihI hol be- lhn
"llnaa "tu' "a public HaNiphpef rah
lshtl ia ihr town " itu0ft. H sali
County lur luaf weeks Hu0 oNsi,ely.
JOHN llAbiilsuN, CI14.
NANtf AsrtnaNstt
hll'H nv tuHplf.
ualuhor g, 1865, w.
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hlNlH fEHiLE SCHOOL.
PA ~ oLA MISS.


MRS. ; > YOUNG, paiNctrsL.
rrHF FAIL TERN VI this Institution
Il 81 SPA o. 81 ffst Nenisy IN ne.
tphsr nsss. The prinsirai rsspertfaIis
asA. . eltifss. y Pamela ard vislnisv
ssd her ~ shsi- r%1frorsss IN haiIiins
10 a sehra, Il h.a orisr IN our pleasant
iittls visfs
Tssss rsr sss.as- sf Yfts .gs-sA..
ruiiior si2 ~. els o. snf 81 ~
Nrsic. with Hss u instrument. 81 %
Drawing. Iaintns. urisuttl Art.
Leather. ~aFs. ant ! reach, each. 10 90
Incidental 80. o.
BIsrd, Insisting everything, $40 per
month.
September =. less. ss-ss.
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'nuFLAlNls are Ia the hand. Of NJ.
~ pfid J. uaa, vlih Instructions t.
lied. The .huttes, way,
hhApfuRn a MARTIN
rtlA, Oct. -, lsit, 3D. iW
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
The Fort Wayne Thieves Arrested !

The Fort Wayne Thieves Arrested !
The thieves who robbed the safe OF the
Wabash Il Western Railroad Con pany
have been arrested and the money re-
covered.
II lappears that carpenter, named Riv-
ers. had key which unlocked the safe;
and saw the Secretary put the money
into it. Rivers persuaded German at
work in the shop to go with him and
he unlocked the safe, took out the S20..
900. and locked il again,' He 'gavetbe
JGefmsu $4,000 Tor a,e pleasure Of lis
company on the occasion.
9 The singular behavior Of Rivers when
ke Came 10 work, on the morning a(trr
the robbery, excited suspicion. The Ger
man, who was stcn with him the night
before, was questioned, and finally con
fessed the particulars Of lherobbery, as
above stated, and gave up the $4,000
in Ills possession. The house ef Rivers
was searched and $l1,5O0 were found.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

A VETERAN STILL IN THE HARNESS.
The Lake Superior Journal published by
Mr. Isham at Marquette, says: "We un-
derstand that the Hon. Elisha Whittlesey
(falher Of R. F. L. Whittlesy. Esq, OIL
this place. noted as the indefaligable
Chairman Of the Committee on claims in
Congress, for many years, and equally as
the first Auditor Of the Treasury through
successive administrations. is engaged up.
on a work on the last War with Eng.
land, which is nearly completed, and
will appear in due time. When in Con
gress. Mr.. W. was a strong influential
member. and was so consistent on the
subject of Encouragement to Home Iu.
dustry. that he never appeared in thai
body. with shred of foreign fabric up.
on his person. and we believe he preserves
bis consistency to this day." sa la
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
RELIGIOUS.

A short series Of meetings, preparato
ry to the celebration Of the Lords Sup
per, on the coming Sabbath, will be held
in tile English Evangelical Lutheran
Church. o1Upper Sandusky, commencing
on Thursday evening, Nov. 25lh, at 81
o'clock. The Rev. A. J. Imhoff. Of Find
lay. OHIO, will be present with us. to as
sist in the various exercises connected
with sacramental meeting. Also the
Rev. q. F. Stelling, from Massillon, o.
is expected to be in attendance. Citizens
generallyare cordially invited TO attend.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

mi fHeftH fH II o. r
A BURGLAR CAyenr WITH FIsH LINE.
"A few nights ago a lawyers office in
Chicago was entered by burglar, who
carried off several valuable articles Of
clothing, but who ID the hurry Of exit,
dropped pair Of boots in the yard
The police detective, who was detailed to
catch the burglar, tied fish line to one
OF the boots, the olherend passing through
a hole into the office. He tlien cut a hole
through the blind and commenced fishing
with his boot bait After a long time
had passed without so much as nibble,
he was rewarded by vigorous bite, and
springing out Of the door, colard . fell
low trying 70 carry of the boots. He adI
mitted bis guilt, and was committed, in
default Of bail. to take his trial.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

CoNDoLEScE.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Courier and Enquirer
There is report, not yet traced to an
authentic source. that Tyler has written
to the President feeling letter Of condo.
lence on the striking similarity Of their
situations in old age. The President has
replied-I would were boy again.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

HA case before one Of the Paris law
courts the other day shows that in that
city the manufacture of antiques and Gu.
riosities of all kinds is prac,iced on a
grand scale. The young Messrs. de
Rothschild, who are ardent autiquaries,
bought about fi.C00 worth of objects
represented TO be ''antiques, = Of the 6f-
teenlh and sixteenth centuries, but which,
turned out to have been made only few
months before by a skillful Paris trader.
The limitations were SO astenish'ngly per-
fsct--being colored. clipped, cracked,
patched snd mehded, exactly like real
aniiques--,hat one Of the most knowin-.
deslrs 10 such things was deceived BY
them. ~pv1fss iF.'ds sr'lu5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
4 HT6anksgiving day was observed il

H-Thanksgising day was observed in
New York city BY the usual sermon at
the churches, at the Five Points Mis-
iions, and the other benevolent institu.
tons. Business was generally suspen-
ded; and one man was murdered. An
infamous and cruel hoax was played of
on the poor by some soulless and brain
less sconndrel, who announced through
the Herald that food would. be dispensed
gratis at certain points. Thousands ol
I, starving wretches assembled to be dis.
appointed. aa,i hgomli rd'8a rixi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

ALABAMA PoLITIcs,-An animated
con est is going on in Alabama in rela-
ton 10 the United States Senalorship be.
tween Governor Fitzpatrick and VIM. L.
Yancy. Mr.. Fitzpatrick is the present
incumbent. Mr.. Yancy is a radical ad-
vocate for the revival Of the African
Slave Trade. He is ooe Of the origina-
tors OF the Southern League.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
frThe Cincinnati papers mention Il


EF The Cincinnati papers mention the
atresto W. a. Phelps. postmaster at
Dull 5 Forks, Fayette County. o with
'histwo daughters, on a charge ofrobbing
the mail. A decoy package containing
money, was lracet to the office. but could
not be traced beyond it, and when the
Mail Agent charged Il e father with steal
ing it, one Of the daughters confessed TO
the theft. The father denies all knowl-
edge Of the crime. The Cincinnati Ga
zttte says:
"Mr. Phelps, the father, is man near
| ly sixty years Of age, and owns farm Of
lao acres where he resides. He has al.
ways stood very well in the community
previous TO this charge. We perceive by
the blue book that his office last year
yielded him revenue Of $8! The daugh-
ttrs are quite pretty and intelligent, and
in their mourning habliments, (their
mother having died about year ago)
they appear very interesting"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

4 Ey The Boston Courier advises the
public 10 be careful 10 examine the double
eagles which are received by them. II
is stated that some rogues are engaged III
filing off the mill from the edge Of those
coins, thus abslracling aboat dollars
worth Of gold from each piece. Several
have been passed which were more than
dollar short. B a.ad..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

A MAN BLOWN UP ON A KEa OF Pow
DER.-A man in New Orleans last week,
blew up keg Of powder upon which he
was sitting, the force Of the explosion sen
ding him some go feet into the air and into
the river. 1t appears that he sells pow
der in one Of the skiffs on the river, and
had landed his boat at the foot Of Main St.
Having occasion to place one OF the kegs
out upon the bank, he took a seat upon it.
Some children near by had kindled a fire
and we're roasting oysters, and having a
jolly time Of it generally. The powder
man. thinking to frighten the children and
amuse himself, commenced throwing some
powder which he had in his pocket into
the fire and laughing heartily at the ex-
preston Of the juveniles, who could not
account for the mysterious fzzlng and
cracking in among the oysters. In short
time, and before lie was aware, he had
made train Of powder from the fire 10
his keg. which suddenly communicated
with the latter, and sent the man whirl-
ing into the air. and fortunately let him
down into the river, where the water pre-
vented him fiom breaking any bones. and
also relieved his burns. He was picked
up and taken 10 the Charity Hospital
Two ofthe children had their faces slight.
ly burnt; and it is to be wondered thai
they were not killed.-Ae,o Orleans Delta
Of loM. @
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

EV There arc S7,OO0,0OO worth Of hogs
in Ohio; $4,000, 900 worth Of sheeps 81, ,
600, 900 worth of cattle; $4S5,o00 worth
Of mules and asses, and 750. 900 horses,
worth s 5.0@O,O0O. The total annual
value Of our agricultural products reach
es S153 100000. aas
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

DOUGLAS IN THE FIELD.-Ata Demo-
cratic meeting in Trenton, N. j., few
days ago, the following among other res
olulions were adopted: rs" -
Resolved, That James Buchanan has
forfeited the respect Of the people, and
the allegiance Of bis party, and can no
longer be considered as Democrat.
Resolved, That Stephen A. Douglas,
by the promptitude with which he resist
ed aggressive usurpation, and the energy
and ability with which he has advocated
and sustained the principles Of the true
Democracy, is worthy of the peoples
confidence, and entitled to the highest
reward in their power to bestow.
Resolved, That we nominate him as
the candidate for the Presidency in 1860,
subject only to the popular will as ex.
pressed through the ballot box.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

H Flora Temple trotted Reindeer, Of
Chicago. ,qt jackson, Michigan. on lhe
l0tth, Nils heats, in harness, best three
in five. Won, BY Flora in three straight
heats; 1888; 1884; 9:2D. ,ad, laaf lah q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

fE A correspondent Of a New York
paper. from Georgia. urges Tom Corwin,
OF Ohio. for Speaker Of the next House
OF Representatives. He says "South A.
mericans" would willingly unite with the
Republicans in the election Of such man.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
Nervousness, or Weakness of any kir

Nervousness, or Weakness of any kind
If any Of our readers are troubled
with nervousness or weakness Of any kind,
they should procure bottle Of "Ber-
have's Holland Bitters." Weibaye tried
it, and can recommend it confidently, as
medicine giving almost instantaneous
rclief.--Daily Enterprise. - -.lsae
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

EgIn the case Of Charles Kendall, on
trial at Cincinnati for the murder of Viii.
liam Gregory, the jury found the prisoner
guilty of man-slaughter. The Gazette
says the verdict excites %disgust in the
minds Of, all who have heard it," The
same Journal remarks: spl5eJ9q en-
Z The facts ndthe.testimony seem to have
been ignbrpd, and ILL., directed sympathy
for criminal-excited TO a greater de-.
gree by the little domestic scene gotten
up and enacted in the presence Of the jury
had made nnockery Of justice, and a
farce oflegal proceedings. rp iaaH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
DIED.

On the 10th inst, at bis residence in Syc.
amore township, this county, JONATHAN
A. PARKE. peg