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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24


EIThe Dayton Empire ss'asss ! II,
~ ofa young lsdy, who had bssa ssesiS.
ing the addresses Of rich krmsr's sea
near Dayton. The "parisnt" wa eppos-
ed to the match, and after the wsldise
day was come, the guests asssmblsd. .
prevailed on his son to back out" sxi-
ting the following letter Of expls ss,;ss.
70 the widder A.
you kin mara your purs ydas,es IN ssu
Of the fellers ~ is allers running ar,ss hsr
my john has concluded to hull el. 10
won't be thar 80 60 on with yosr 70, iii.
I'M no more fsreves Ia
john 6-ssp,s
Another lover who w,s present, sasssI
to take Johns plaes; and the LADY. vish
great promp,ness and propris.y. ssnssa.
Ted. A license was quickly prsssr.d,
and the suddenly accepted stood Up ~
we're married Tar ll s6aop
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

HA pan down east has iaysa,sal .
se:ArsssQx 90 hiasou' that The sssvs' ass
bringing back 'As corn shsy sss's 40
yexSs ago. aue $50 '.,s.nqias
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

~They have got fast olss4lcr h.
Arkansas; hs cuts up slo,Ssr aaa hay. aad,
sells il for black tea. fa S9fo1i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

zYoung men should bear j. nisa
that ecatsails, cigars. profanity. shirs-ssl'
lars aud bluster, do not make men. }
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

AA Clergyman gave she Allesipe
poties Toy wonaa's rights isetass. AZ
hsF pass six O'Clock Al lie seISsa hssass
"A ,hs sr'' di''riss . 4. |. !. vi a! ss.~v 70
crow T. .s,.sal a. -s ibE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

HIt costs ea5 an hour 70 light No
new hall Of the House Of Representative.
at Washington, with gas.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24
ROBBINS / HUNT.

ID Y far the chespest Lot Of Boots snd
DShoes Of any descriptionjust opened
and for sale at the sr,5 =
oss Price Ready Pay steres
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

d ~Ths bead soveisss ne hsiss
wsar. new.s.days sss bsssssssd M
hoe1S. .-ssc-l ss---f' 90
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

SA Top b lie . aiaaauoa .1sa-
the bri 10 worth ucye thsl u bsay,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

'--o" PArRlCKss SERENADE.
oshl Bridget navourssn, joost open the ' in
,'ia.gl der. o1Aii adl ~ 'R 2fdd W'9@
And sivems slinpss " your beautiful
Ny anc,snt dudesn Is oil burnt to = eindsr.
Aud boogs sss quite thick in this murtherin'
place.
Sure. Biddy. ~ girl. t's no joke for "a.
''o'lt nious, y ID aeff ' E'.sf'
TO walk oil the day 'nsith Ii. bothsrin' hod.
And thin. in the night serynads young Va.
clane up to his knees In the muddy ould
sod. 4'
I'm dyin' wid raptures. my jewel oferatur.s.
And niver lower more willingly howled:
But don't 70 let scorn wrinkle up your sxats
qUJ fatures. tIEU17J4l s3TtJ & (
I, Because your poor Psddy has rot sush =
ia y e6vld.g21. ,i'N 'h .H' -.li
,.1s4 gaGa1M ,u -sllllow 9.e e0'
The lightnin' is roarin', The toonder IL hashin'
The moon 10 no bigger than nstin' At all,
And sich an outragus and divilish splashin'
Inivsr did hear since the dsysI was small.
Thin open the winder ny queen Of aiiec.
tion, It.. ..,.... 49,. -.. ..g
Or. what is ~ good-plase open the door:
Nor drams that ,v're sure Of escspin' detec.
.sgo ton, r..aa FL. ia4gab .t4t...t
! know ye're awake BY the length Nv ye'rs
/ shnorei ,..iu ,..a....+.. IL.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24
TH 3 Pro M q E n

will b. issued every Friday, at Upper 3 n
dusky, O.,S2,00 peannurn, or 81 so IN ApvAS
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The city IL Washington rived in New
York Nay 23d. with I.iverpool dates to the
lalh Her political news comprises the fol.
lowing items
Sir Henry I,ulwer has been appointed
minister to constantinnple. aud Edward
Erssfne. Secretary Of Legation at Washing.
Ton.
Resolutions nf censure upon the govern.
ment for having made public their despatch
respecting Dude we're introduced il both
houses OF Parliament. Lord Ellenbnrnusl,,
Gnsernnr OF Indis. accepted the RESPONSE.
blliiy fnr the p"blu aiinn, aud has resigned.
All The cable fur the Atlantic Telegraph
had been taken aboard the Agamrmnon aud
Niagara, aud botii ships wnuld be ready To
depart on an experimental trip the 25tl.
Tnry we're only waiting fur the paving out
machinery.
Affairs in China are quiet.
DIaz. the Spanish Minister Of the Interior.
has rrs,gnrd.
A summer campaign in Rohileund. India.
is inevitable.
The 4th Brngal Light Cavalry. 100 strong.
b d brrn brought TO trial by Court NJ .r,ial.
Sixty we're sentenced 10 he transported for
life.
Rnhilcund was in possession Of the Rebels,
VIII" wer- said to be 100000 Strong.
On the 9th. in reply TO an inquiry by Mr..
Bright as 10 III. proclamation Of tie Gaver-
nor General of ln,Iia con6seaiing the soil uf
Dude, Mr.. Disrarli stated that the Cavern.
ment had sent nut dispatch disappearing of
the policy Of the Governor. General in this
matter ~ every respect.
In F,ance, the commission appointed to
consider the elains 81 Professor NURSE has
Recommended that the Government shall give
HIM four hundred thausand francs foe tie use
VI his system Of ielegraphing.
Ia Russia. nf the arrangements Tor the abo.
lition Of seri,lom are published. Three sue.
eessiye periods are Indicated iur the compile.
ton Of the measure. aud the srrfs are 10 re-.
main attached TO the property until they have
purchased their freedom.
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nr,rnnr /. GALLANT o,,,esn tn. ~hs

DE,THar GALLANT 0FrIcrR The whole
eauniry. We are sure, will join in the regret
oecas,onrd by the announcement of the death
81 zen. pcrc,frr u. Smiih. AZ Le,ssnw"rth.
on the 18Th instant. lie had been bur recent.
" assigned 10 the command of the military
department IL which Uiah farms p,ri. and
va. ~ hi. way To- discharge the new aud in-
pnriant trust ennhdrd 10 him. Gen. Smith
was highly distinguished 10 the Mexican war,
and was in mn.i NJ the severe battles under
Gen. Sc.ii in the Valley nf Mexico. first a.
commander of rifle regiment. an,i snbse.
qurady in he charge II a brigile. lie va.
~ ice hfsyeiiei largallani aud mrrit"rions r"n.
dsci. and wor. his Ell EARNED lanreIs . iti the
gtacr AID m"dr.ty Il a true genileman. lie
had been eminent A. = LAWYER N New DR.
lean. aud, !, u underst .o. Was 6ist called in
.. milita,y .eT,irr Of The s,ggssiiun Il Gen.
T,ylnr. vhp. With ready ssgaeity. diserrnrd
10 HIN lie irait. necessary 10 an efficient aud
sursessiai eommanief. No man ~ his rank
in the Army be,trr deserved The confidence
81 the G1emmenI aud eoantry than General
Smith.
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insults TO qua fLAo.--'rhe Secretary of
Staie has address d i.nrd Naaier, the British
Munster. upnn the subject IL firing inia. aud
searching our vessels ia the Gulf Of Mexico
and il ., understood that his Lnrd,hip will
avail himself of the earliest opportunity 10
mske some remonsrance TO the Commander
81 the British Squadron. in that quarter.
The news i. a, troublesome 10 Lurd Napier
As TO Secretary Cass.
Oar Havana correspondent writes US. per
Isabel. some further particulars Of the opera.
ii"ns 81 the British mrn.of.wsr. IN the harhor
nf Sdgua Ia Grande. lrnm which Il would ap.
pcar that an undetermined. search was made
81 all vessels. irrespective of Dag. In une in.
stance the ssarehers had the auIacity 10 bm.
holes,nt" the packsges af the cargo on bourd an
American vessel. with view. as they said,
70 discover whether any slave irons we're con-
cealed therein. We do not know how Spain
will look upin these outrageous proceedings
u lareign u,tnn within her Jurisdiction, bat
we knuw that the United States will never
put UP with II. II the report be true, that
the Administration have sent orders 20 the
homr squadron To proceed TO the coast nf Co
ba. 10 prairet our commercial marine 10 thnse
waters. its resolution sill be responded 70 here
and We doubt MT. throughout the country
with entire unsnimity.
We are amazed that The british eomman.
der shnuld ~ lar iarget his duty TO himself
aud his county. ~ u EXHIBIT snch pefllnus
proceedings a. thrse--lnr u IS impossible Il
believe a. ,ri that he Is acting within the
llnr 81 Vi. official instructions. or At all ~
conformity with the views uf her Majesty'-
gn,ernment--ol sho.r irirudly disposition 20.
wards the United STATE, happily there i.jusi
nuw 10 reasun to ,lnubt. Ksw York Fxp,as.
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State Of North Cardins.

WHERE'S James Withheld, John Whiihesd.
~ James Hoskins. John Mcpherson, VIM Crump,
Chesey I. Fsucetie, Calvin Vesal. Daniel Foust John
Fousi, Josiah Thompson, Abner w. Perry, William
foust, William Stafford, Thomas sisiiord, Hensley
Herln, John Foust, jun. Joseph Alien, William Z.
Mcpherson, Thomas Woody, Calvin Workman, Alfred
n. Lindley, Nathan Stout, Lalkin V-s'ai, Martha x.
Aston, William Mcpherson, and William P. H.diry,
have entered into Articles Of Agreement under their
hands aud SEALS proved heore the Clerk If the Cour,
Of Pleas md Quarter Sessions Of Aamsnce county,
The 18th day u March, 1885, now file in the Office
y me Sssfs. :, s.Se, anu 'iase sppnea !" " neo
f,,.h'sl M..,nc.a,n,i,,. -" g.. ~. lar, =,
,b;,,x vs.r. - carry on ,hs hn.s. &c m.nne.e,n,;oa
co,,on AMI asy mi mai mi Ann 81, - an L;,s ~
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FarsL Axp Dart aanLg EaaaR.-we learn
that Capt N. Il. Steel. p. VI. ~ 0akr fm
r.i, Irs,lrll co.. was accidentally shui. "n The
18th inst. hy one &c his nsighbors. NJ /.
LaFs,rtis brandon. sndsr Circumstances the
most distressing. Mr.. Brandon hail g"nr
ou, (pefnre da,) that morning to watch Tor
taikies, and had speretrd himself 10 the Top
ofa fallen tree. shortly after his departure.
Mr.. Steel called at Mr. BsnJan's house.
without previous notice. however. to gowiih
him but 6nding Ne was gone. concluded "a
20 End tskea stand sbout the SANE place.
Mr. Brandon knew nothing Of Mr.. Steel's
pisNnes In the nsighborhood. About day
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SOUTHERN cassERcIaL oSvEsrioS.--This
body. which assembled ~ Montgomery. Ala.
bama. on the 10th instant. adjm,rnrd On
on the 1sih. 20 reasonable al ylck,burg ID
Nav of neIt year. The resolutions 10 rrla
ton 20 rrnpening The slave trade we're laid
up"n the table; a. were -l.o resolutions call.
ing upon the Governors Of the Snuthern States
10 sppoint delegates 70 a cunventi ~. TO take
into consideration :. the present critical pnsi.
Tim Of the south. aud the dangers that threat.
en- her IN the failure |; and 10 endeaynr 70 de-
wise Il possible. rfcciual safeguards ior her
future seruniy and equality II the Union, or.
failing in that, 10 60 Uut VI il"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26

Henry William Herbert. better known by
his nom de plume Of" Frank Forester" COM
mitted suicide in New York. on Monday.
He had been depressed in spirits for some
weeks. in consequence Of his separation from
his second wife. caused. il is alleged in let.
ter left BY him, BY the medding interference
Of others. In letter to the coroner, he de.
clared his intention to commit suicide be.
cause life had become /" hopeless, hateful, and
insupportable." in consequence Of suspicion,
distrust, and dissension sown by others be-
tween himself and his wife. Mr.. Herbert was
born in London. in 1902. He was the eldest
son Of the honorable and reverend William
Herbert. dean Of Manchester. eminent as
man Of science. poet. and liberal politi-
clan. and was paternally descended from the
noble houses Of Pembroke and Percy. Being
reduced from affluence to poverty BY sudden
reverses. in England, he came to the United
States in 1891. where he has since distn-
guished himself as a scholar, an author of
popular novels and magazine articles, and
high athority in craftsmanship.
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was referred the Cincinnati memorial pray.
ing that the word white" be stricken from
the constitution Of the church. have reported
against il. arguing that the Methodist Pro.
testant Church Is neither pro-sl4very NOR
abolition, but leaves individual churches
TO act as they may deem proper. The re-.
port denies The assertion made il the memo
rial, that southern members Of the church en-.
gage in the slave trade without rrbuke. aud
declares professional slave. dealing to be dis
countenanced by The church.
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Gaonor. Err.coraL COMMUNICATING an

GRnnoIl EPISCOPAL Co>yESuns.-The an
nual Episcopal Convention Of Georgia as
sembled in Savannah on the esh inst. The
Bishops report refers to The project for
building Southern Episcopal College. under
the patronage Of the church. which is design
ell to rival anything in this country in ITS
capacity and usefulness. The location Sc
lected in Sewanee, Tenn, and no work is
to be commenced until s5U0. 900 is collected
onl2<the interest Of which is TO be expended
--the principal to be retained By the trea-
surer Of each State.
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THg SLAVE TR,pg lit !. To- be hoped that
the subject 81 &c .prning the Sli,e Trade
will MT. . the Kan.a, question did Congress.
- entirely absurd the Commercial canyrn.
ton. that they Will consider aud DO nothing
else. Agiia'e. agliate--is very we'll. BIT
y. long a, the SAITH !. in tue present Union.
The .chene !, 'nprariicable /; and ii Out " Il.
the pDlIey would be j .ubliai.
ChpisifoH EseaiBe ksps.
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FRrr. We learn tia, the eull weather II
the last mnnih treated iva pats IL lhr sanr
nrignb"rhood in GuilInnl very differently. AZ
lI,gh Pomi n"ihing was hurt. Three miles
wr., Of that plare nearly all The Trait w, de.
strnyed. Fayetteville obsuRr.
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BRONCHITIS AND COUGH crREp.

Boston. August IS.
Ma. ssrH W. FowLt q ca. - Genfiemsn. Having
been troubled Cor considerable time with bad Cough
and Bronchial airction. induced 20 try bottle Of
~. Wi.fgrs Bal.dm " Wl1 chsrry. which an hap.
py % ,sy entirely removed the firu,y deem Il hui
Justice say ihut much &c the benefit u those who
msy be similarly afflicted.
GEORGE ". DAVIS.
Firm af Hallet & Davis. Piano.ferie Manu-. Da.on.
hereby ceHifs. thai sm psr-on,Iy aequ,ined silh
Gs ". Davis, Esq aud have the fullest ronh lrnrs IL
the als,se sigsmenl. H.G. DARROwS,
Da.ian. Aug. IS. Late Pflctisina Phy,i.isn.
None genuine unless signed !. BUfrs on the wnp.
per-
ssrH W. FewtE & Co. l33 Washington Street.
Boston. Propnstrs S.lty their agents every where.
Cr fm sale 10 lits, ,fpu n hy !. T.. Well 4 Co.;
in GeensbJfough by ID. r. J. Patrick.
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THg AsrEa,s wELL AZ L,uBuLLE.--
Mrs.rs. Duppnt q Co. III Louisville. after
buring 10 the d-pih &c one thoussnd seven
hundred fret---ihs last one thousand six hun.
dred ih,ough solid ruek have satees,led 10
fading water ~ . Temperature abnut ten de.
grers warmer than the atmosphere. and strong.
" imprsgnated Nth salt OF alum. IL 10 to
be analysed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26

Colnnpl Kane arrived at Leavenwnrth OF
the i7lh. accompanied bv Able Gilbert. Til,
latter .ts,es that brigham Young has shdlca
ted - favor Of Govrrnnr cummlns. who, al
the hates, dates. was thirty miles from Sal
Like CITY. with q depuiation Of fifty Nor
mons sent 10 meet him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26

On Wednesday. after long and warm dis
cussion. II was decided. by large majority
Of the American Tract Soc,ety. in New York.
10 sustain the executive committee 0f that
body in their resolution To suppress the pub
lication Of the tract, entitled !" TIE Duties
OF Masters and Servants" alleged to have
been offensive to shareholders Of the South,
by its discussion Of the moral aspects Of
slavery.
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NcARaG ia Se,iou cAq-e. az fna Gen. Wal
ksr.-- WIrnisR ~ EmiySaBis

ACAhdCUd. - Nrtgss Chgrgs az nna Gen. Wal.
ker.-- WIrnigg 10 EmiyraDis
[Fmm the Nss York sandy T.nssi
Al peisan, desiring 10 em,grle u Nicasir,. will
phase 10 take notice ihi the aie records ~ the fright
iu L,.s - he snans The uifsts sud lfasps af Wal
kers ARM we're caus-s mprs lrm The ignnisnce sid
III treatment af the rtafs II The ARM, than ft6m The
chance u haills or hall. ii the enemy.
Oyef.indnlgrnre ~ the nnnpe fruits o. the country
,lnspnce IL Ei,dsrp,-utr- fatigue. Sr.. n.,lter
Of course will pfalure serious bbuc disorders. With
symptoms simiiaI 10 cho'rr,; snd when we consider
ihn the military doeto alowe en- 10 ii.ernniie u.e
u opium IN The ireatneni Of these cases. We DO not
wonder Il the terrible los, Of life Opium aud al other
nsicoiirs dangerous remedies w III rases u this
arr. cousslsipus, enge.ihns. and infimmaiions will
10 nine upi Of Ten. iJlaw Ne use. Il dsnFs.
rOus remedy 10 use More pefsans. during the ehalefa
here. killed of BY ibe intJdicisus Of opium
han b, The pesitlrnce Think Sfthi We who have Lost
friends snd laiives Thy The chalers" and In future
avid Il. HID Zen. wsiss, % bis es,nnissni,i Sup.
piled bic meJrsi stae with Radssys Ready Rel ths
serious loss Of lie which has taken psee-cutiins or
10 the al~s Of msnhood those NOBLE brave and gallant
msn--would not have occurred.
In sssrd 10 eating pine spplss would remark ths,
~ assh Of tbs fruit, unks most others isofs hslsfo
ss.ssus ssrsssv-psn aissnish snd pan s,,sdv us'
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In the Methodist Protestant General Az.
ssmbly. m,jority u The COMMITTEES 70 whom
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A. b. MoRTLEY, Eso, q Urea, N Y, writes: al have
Used your PrcroaAi myself and In =! ..mily ever since
you invented H. and believe the best msden. for IL
purposs svsr put cut With had cold should sooner
Dsy twenty-five dollars for bo.s than do without IT. or
tais any other remedy"
croup, Whoopins Cough, Influenza:
Bnsrsn Arn: viii ehesrfuiy certify your PIcrOsli
The best remedy We posses for the cure Of Woopng
oDsa Group. and the chest diseases Of children We o.
Jour fratsrny 10 the souh appreciate your skill, and
s 80 - HIRAM CoSKLrN, MD.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MosTnIr, IA, writes, ID Jam, 1855;
~ bad tedious lnfusnzs, which confined me In doors
ax weeks took many medicines without relief finally
esd your PEcTosAl BY the sdvice Of our clergyman.
Tho frst dose relieved the IN my throat and
lungs; less than half the bottle made me completely
we'll Your medicines are the cheapest well III. best
ws buy, and We esteem you, Doctor aud your RENE
aiss, - the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WBT MANCHESTER. Pa. feb. Z, 1850.
en: Your cHrsRr Pscroan is performing marvellous
cures Ia this section IL has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms Of consumption, and now curing man
iAst ibrty years. HENRY L. PARKS Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, MD, ALEoS, MoSRoI Co, Iowa,
writes Sept O. 1856 During my practice q many years
have found nothing .aua o yons cars.I p.crosal ior
such q are eursblss
We might add volumes o. sridsncs but the most con.
vineinr proof Of The virtues q this remedy found In IL
s1ssis upon trial
ConAumpti0ns
Probably no enc remedy has ever bean known which
ssrst % many and such dangerous cases - this sons
ne human AID can reach; bot even to those the cHrir
pscresll Affords relief and comfort
Asrox Houss, NEW yosK CIR, March 8, 1855.
porfos Arrs, Loxnl: feel IL duty and Plsasnrs
70 inform you what your catkRr PtcTosAL has done for
NJ wife She had bean ave months aboTing under the
dangerous symptoms q Consumption, from which no sd
vs could procure gave her msch relief She steadily
klink unt Dr. Strong. Of this city where We have come
Cor advice, recommended trial q your medicine We
elsss his Kindness do your skill, fof she hs rscov
srsd from that day She not yet strong - abe nsed
u BE- but free from her cough. and calls herself we'll
. yeus vita grattnds and regard,
ORLANDO sHkLBY, on sHrlrynu
csnnwpavsf DO not despair I'LL you have tried Arms
cxssr PncTo1kI II II made BY eof the best medical
shsn In the world and It's cures al Arouad % bespesk
ns hikh merits Of ~ virtues. PaiiadoPaia Ledsu.
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FIDDLEToN TANNERY.

FIDDLEToN TANNERY.
'ENllE sui.cnbsf having purchased The Tan Yard on
TIE miin road from lIlilst1'ough 70 R0sinfoush.
aiOut miisIy between the pirss. will be pleased
u idfnisa ~ hJsa NhJ may favor him with their pa
lfdnagc, COOL ,flSl, Of
Soc, Upper, and Harness Leather.
HIDES tssrn ii exchange IO- Leifbrf AMI q literal
price will bs paid 10 cash iOf ilel,. Ut will tan them
VI snare" II. RDUNfREE.
Ftjdlston, n. c. 3s-i:np
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aA~ kosss 1hs ssnsas M sseap,sd ehieny wkh
pri.ais Lis. and che House spsni The whole day on
ths resolutions 70 admit Messrs. Phelps and K,va
nagh, members from Minneso,s. without taking the
question.
Saturday, May 2z--Ths Senate was not in session.
The House resumed the consideration Of the Minne-
sofa case, but came 10 no conclusion.
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END OF THE MORMON REBELLION. 49, The
news Of the termination of the Mormon rebel
lion without biood,hed will be hailed with
JOY all over the country. II has cost a large
sim Of money aud no, little suffering ON
the part u the forces Ut Camp Scntt in pre- !.
parations Il pat down this rebellion; but il
has shown that the Government is capable Of
extraordinary efarts and Of pun,shing ,nsu-
b"rdination even upon its remoiest iInntirr.
The news will. So s0on as II is authenticated,
put stop to further military movements il
that direction. Suppl~s may be needed and
will pr0babl, he sent forward. for the subsis.
tence Il the traps now IN Utah Territory (;
but all other preparations will be suspended
aud the troops which have been concentrated
al Fart Lea,rnwofih aud jefferson Barracks
will again be distributed To their old posts.
Vast expenditures have been made in getting
ready Tor this expedition but The supplies 81
provisions. muEiiions Of war. horses, aud AMI.
mails will nut be | Isl TO the tiayernment, anI
= Tremendous draft upon the Treasury will be
slapped. The rarly termination Of this az.
ped,tiun will make a material difference in al
Mr. SECRETARY Cobb's estimates lnr the de.
inan,is upon the rieasur, iot year to Come.
II wili make also = very material difference
IN the calculations By inii, lduals .f their pro-
fits under contracts with the Govrrnmrnt
but they will have 10 submit 20 this di-ap-
polnfment. We take il "a crrtsin also that
the President VIII not avail h,mseIf IL the
power g,,eu 10 him To call into service the
three r. giments 81 VOLUNTEERS authorized by a
las VI the present fsongres. aud here will be
q saving at oace Of si.5oJ.0iO. These cur.
iaiim-nls IN the anticipated demand, ulon
thr Treasury c"ne a.st "ppnriunely. and will
make. ~ the aggregate. difference IN the
wars expenditure OF at least fifteen millions
81 dollars. 81. Louis Rspubiean.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-26
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II this county. on the % ofApuI last, by Samuel
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