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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

A despatch from LeavenworIh 10 the ST.
Louis Democrat says severe fight had
occurred near Fort Arbucklo between IF
ty troops and some fifty Nichida Indians,
under Lieut.. Powell, and large party OF
Camanche Indians, in which two Canaan.
ches were killed and two soldiers wound
ed. Another fight had occurred between
Lieut.. SANKEY'S command Of fifty troops
and body of Camanches, in which eight
Indians and one soldier were killed.
Can't Carr, with fifty troops, had IefI
Fort Washila for the seat Of war. 1t was
stated that the Camanches number some
three thousand warriors. Another battle
was anticipated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26
'SAPPINGTON HOTEL
CharleStOwn, Jefferson County,
VIRGINIA,

THE undersigned having taken this well
J. known and long established HOTEL, and
having renovated and reGtted it, is prepared to
receive Boarders and Visitors, an! rcspec fully
solicils share Of the public patronage.
His TABLE shall be supplied with the sub
stantials aud delcacies OF the seasons hIs
Servants respectful and attentive, aud his
Terms shall be made 10 suit the times.
JAMES JAMS,
Gate of the U. s. Hotel, Maitinsbnrg)
Proprietor.
March 26, 1859. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

WE are authorized to announce Col. J. B.
w BALDWIN of Augusta, as candidate for
the office of Judge of the Court of Appeals for
the Ord Judicial Section. Feb. l9, 80. lie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

THE DELAWARE BACHELoRs.-We give
below the proceedings of convention OF
the Bachelors of Delaware.
From the spirit which animated the
convention, and the purposes it seems to
have had in view. we should say that this
was movement in the RICH, direction,
which should be seconded by the bache-
lors in all parts of the country.
That the rushing and reckless extrava-
gance of these fas, times-in which fast
young ladies and fast young gentlemen
alone seem 10 have any chance whatever
to shine; is great drawback upou ma,ri'
mony, we presume thai The records of
every clerks Office in the Republic will
conclusively show. Add to this the i'm
mense extension and large growth OF new
and strange ideas about 'women's rights,
in these latter days, and no one can be
astonished that prudent young men should
be little cautious about taking upon
themselves "Me responsibilities"
1t is a question to be considered wheIh-
er the joys of ma,rimouy, delightful as
they are. will compensate for the incon-
renienccs i'll This new state of things.
But as zee are not Bachelor we had
better say nothing more upon the subject.
Convent.5ss Of "PrOgressiUs Bache-
Tors. The "progressve bachelors" Of
Delaware held a State Convention al
Smyrna on the 26ih ut. There were a.
bou1sxty delegates present. and X. II.
Cummins, Esq. presided, After an a
bic address from A, r. Woo,en, Esq.,res-
olulions were adopted 10 the effect that
the institution of marriage is Of divine orr
gin and of national interest, but that the
extravaganza Of the times is serious OBJ.
slaCle 10 an entrance into the marriage re-
lation. Alliances formed for pecuniary
advancement, or with ideas of aristocralic
family antiquity, are declared TO be
destructive Of the finer feelings and atfec-
ton which make the happy home, the ul
ira fashions and cold formalities hind
RANGES to the development of real worth.
Modern 'women's ri ghts,' and fast young
men are condemned, and a radical re-
form in the present social sysiem-which
engenders extravaganza and indolence-is
proclaimed 10 be all important. After
the adjournment the members Of the Con-
vention sat down 10 a Sumpiuous banquet,
and here are few bachelor toasls drank
on the occasion -
James Buchanan, the first Bachelor
President-The ruling star in the galaxy
OF bachelors.
The Ladies-The first at home, the
first in society, and the fist in the hearts
land pockels) Of the bachelors.
The Progressive Bachelors-The pride
of the fair sex; may the altar of Hymen
be the goal Of their ambition.
Delaware-the first TO adopt the con-
st;lulion-lhe first 10 hold bachelor con-
vention.
The Bachelors Choice-The proud love
ceremony, the avaricions parsimony, the
ladies' pin money; bul the bachelor mat
rimony.
NIKE WALSH DEAD.-The New York
papers announce the violent death Of Mike
Walsh, we'll known Democratic politi-
clan, on the 18th inst. His body was
found on the streets, and it was thought
he had been robbed and murdered, though
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

Ii is said 10 be the intention OF Mr..
SickIes, in case of his acquitlal. 10 leave
this country for extensive travel in for
eipn lands.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

WE are authorized to announce RICHARD
w PAREER Cat present Judge of the 18th
Circui) as candidate for the Office oft
Court of Appeals for this (the 3d. JudioIal
Section.
Winchester, Feb. 10, 1859. lie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

About 1000 Shad were received at Al
exandria, Va, Monday. They were
prime fish, and sold at from SIS 10 SD
per hundred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26
9a7a9-9 SIP q ~ Up NJn9
S SHEPHERDS OW N.

Corrected reeAy by StsI.y, Miller 6. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

For the week ending March &c, 1859.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

MIKE WALSH DEAD.-The New York
papers announce the violent death Of Mike
Walsh, we'll known Democratic politi-
clan, on the 9Th inst. His body was
found on the streets, and it was thought
he had been robbed and murdered, though
another version says that he fell down a
pair of steps, while intoxicated, and broke
his neck.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26
DR.. WM. S. MAGRUDER,
Dental Gur9ro II

D ESPECTFULLY announces TO the citizens
III of Shepherdstown and vicinity that he viii
spend the following days in ShePherdstown (:
2Tlh, 25th, 29th, Both, 3lst, and lst, 2nd, 3Fd
and 4th of every month. He is prepared at
all times to perform any operation or execute
any artificial work pertaining 10 the dental
profession, with promptness and in the sery
best manner. All work warranted. Office one
door east Of Baker s. Billmyer's store.
PEFEREE CEs:
Elias Baker, Rev. G. w. Andrews,
DR.. John Reynolds, f. !. Lee,
F.. G.. Lee, DIR. r 7. MaSruier,
James A. Adams, DR.. John Quisey.
Mardh 20, 1859. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

A British officer writing from Feberan'
Persia, to The London Times, remarks
"a Calharlic Pill manufactured by IAN
American Chemist (DR. J. G. AVER, OF
Lowell, Mass. has cured the Shah OF
Liver Complaint that threatened his HE.
This simple fact, as might be expected
renders the Americans immensely popu-
lar here, while the English are overlooked
Doubtless our own scholars made the dis
coveries which he employs, and thus tits
in everything; we DO the labor, then The
monsing Americans pat their mark on II
and take the reward. DR., Aver is idoIzed
by he Court and lis reiainers here, which
will doubtless be reflected TO him on a
gold snuff box, or diamond hil'cd sword,
while not The name even Of Davis. Chris
loson or Brodie-the great lights by
which he shnes,is known. "-AeW York
SmduV Pdper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26

o. The weather is spring-like.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-03-26
Promotions in the Army.

The following promotions IN The Army
made by The President, by and with The
advice and consent of the Senate, since
December last, are announced IN "Gen'
eral Orders" issued by the Secretary oil
War:
Engineer Corps.-Capt J. G. Bar,
nard, 10 be major FIRST Lieut.. W. IL. e.
Whiting, 10 be captain Second Lieut.. j.
B. Mcpherson, 10 be first lieutenant
Brevet Second Lieut.. f. P. Alexander,
TO be second lieutenant ; Brevet Second
Lieut.. H. NJ. Roberts, TO be second lieut.
enant.
Ordnnnce.-Brevet Second Lieut. G.
G. Lee, 10 be second lieutenant.
First DragoOns.-Second Lieut.. A.
B. Chapman, TO be first lieutenant Brew
Ell Second Lieut.. Leary Napier, jr., TO be
second lieutenant.
First Artillery.-Capt. E. D. Reyes
to be major.
Third .ArtiAery.-First Lieut., G. F.
Andrews, to be captain; First Lieut.. }.
H. Lendrum, TO be captain Second
Lieut.. II. M. Saunders, TO be first lieuien,
ant; Second Lieut. H. V. DeHart, 10 be
first lieutenant Brevet Second Lieut.. Au'
guslus G. Robinson, 10 be Second lieut.
enanl Brevet Second Lieut.. Edward K.
Warner, TO be second lieutenant.
Second Regiment of hafantry.-Lieut'
Colonel Dixon S. Miles. TO be colonel.
Third Regiment Of hfantry.-MaJor
EIec;us Backus, to be lieutenant colonel
Capt. Caleb c. Sibley, 10 be ma or First
Lieut.. Henry B. Clirz, TO be captain
Second Lieut.. Alexander Med. NJ. Cook,
10 be first lieutenant Brevet Second
Lieut.. William II. Bell, TO be second lieu.
tenant,
Fifth Regiment of hfantry.-Firs'
Lieut.. Augustus II. Seward TO be captain;
Second Lieut.. Alexander Chambers, TO be
frs, lieutenant second lieutenant Lucus
l.. Rich, to be first lieutenant Breve'
second lieutenant, Bryan M. Thomas, TO
be second lieutenant Brevet second lieu
tenant William ]. l.. Ncodemus, to be
second lieutenant.
SeUenM Regiment Of L!fantry.-Bre-
vet Second Lieut.. Asa B. Carey, 10 be
second lieutenant.
Eight Regiment Of hfantry.-Firs'
Lieut. Thomas G. Pitcher, to be captain
second lieutenant William Craig, TO be
first lieutenant Brevet second Lieutenant
Royal Il. Frank TO be second lieutenant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

Boys Clothing: BOys' Clothing!
F. MALARD e CO.,
Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets.
Just received, full assortment
q Il u II HI ~ ~ 81,
FoY BOYS AND YOUTHS,
ron SALE AT. koIr" PRICES {!
Consisting in part of the following:
Youths and Boys MERINo COATS, PANTS VESTS and
JACKETS.
Youths and Boys ELASTIC LINEN SACKS JACKETS
and PANTS.
Youths, and Boys ALPACA SACHS, FRoCKTEEs and
VESTS.
Youths and Boys Plain and Plaid NANKINET JACKETS
SACKS and PANTS
Youths and Boys CHECK SACKS JACKETS, PANTS and
VESTS
Youths and Boys COTToNADE JACKETS and PANTS.
Youths and Boys WHITE and CoLoRED DRILL PANTS
Youths and Boys CoLoRED MARsEILLEs VESTS.
Youths and Boys WELLINGTON CORD SACKS.
F. MALARD & CO.,
ais 2pst&w of Canal and Old Levee streets.
e. ii. Tyler,
No. Ito CANAL STREET,
Dealer in
LADIES' FINE WATCHES,
Set with
DIAM oNDs, PEARLS, oRsENA ME LED
GENTLEMEN's CHRoNOMETERs
HUNTING WATCHEsL
WITH THE NEW WINDING APPARATUS
Alto
Gold and Silver Watches
OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS!
Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains;
All of new STYLE and ls carats gold.l
WATCH TRIMMINGS. etc., etc.
E. A. TYLER,
ais 2p6t 40 Canal street.
NesU StOre--.tesU Goods.
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
WHOLESALE And RETdIL HATTERS
Having purchased the the store No. IA Camp street
SO long occupied by b. NJ. Norman, have opened
MAGNIt ICENT ASSORTMENT
SEASONA HATS AND CAPS
-And--
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Mr. Tho S. Turner of the above firm, will give his
attention at this stand. all 2pl2t
StrNaD Goods.
WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL,
At No. II Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
We have just received fine lot of Fashionable Straw Goods
which will sell cheap for cash approved paper wholesale
and RETAIL We have also silk and Cashmere, French
American Hats of all descriptions Umbrellas, Walking Canes
and " hips
JOHNSTON q TURNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
No. IA Camp street, under City Hotel,
all 2p1H New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
.xs,C Goods, Jss,o Good ..

NesC G00ds! .Nesc Goods!
Nov opening
large snd varied assortment Of
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS!y!
Comprising In part late and desirable styls.in
ENGLISH BAREaE RoBEs-Double Jupe at IS and IS.
ENGLISH BARKGEs-New Styles, Csc. per yard.
oRdANDY RoBEs-DOuble Jupe. from s. up.
Very Rich GRENADINE RoBEs-Double Jupe
ORGANIZES, JACoNETs, SILK MUsLINs, BAREGE
DE PARIS
FRENCH BAREGEs, etc., in Piece.
Laces and Embroiderics.
LACE sHAwLs, POINTS,
MANTLEs, TRIMMINGS, etc., etc.
MILL LIVERY.
Now on hand the complete MILLINERY
GOODS exhibited in this city, consisting part of late
styles in
FRENCH PATTERN BONNErs,
PARIS MADE BoNEErs,
PEDAL, SPLIT. TUSCAN.
HAIR, LEGHoRN, PAMELA,
FANCY HAIR and STRAW,
FINE SPLIT HAIR EDGE,
HAIR, RUSTIC, etc.
RIDING HATS, FLATS, MISSES BoNNETs. etc.. etc.
REAL FRENCH FLowERs-A superb assortment.
wREATHs, FEATHERS. RIBBONS. etc.
The attention of the Trade called those Goods they
all new and selected especially Southern Market
as-A LIBERAL DISCOUNT will be made to the Trade.
JOHN TODD,
ais 2pst Nos. II and IA Chartres street.
Clothing.
F. MALARD & CO.,
Cornertof Canal and Old Levee Streets.
We have in store large assortment of
anew STYLE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
LATEST FASHIONS,
Received per recent arrivals which we offer for sale at
low F1I G Il SIT
Consisting Of
LIGHT TWEED AND CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS. in suits.
LIGHT SUMMER BLACK CLOTH COATS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINo COATS, PANTS AND
VESTS.
BARBOUR SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS
WHITE AND CoLoRED DUCK COATS PANTS AND
VESTS.
WHITE LINEN SACKS AND FRoCKTEEs.
LIGHT GAUZE BINGHAM SACKS.
ELASTIC LINEN SACKS AND BUSINESS COATS.
SPANISH LINEN SACKS, BUSINESS coATsAND DUST
ERS.
BLACK AND CoLORED ALPACA COATS.
uuIrI AVN cor or I'm npIr ANTc
BELL. AND SMALL CHICK PANTS AND COATS.
ALPACA AND BoMBAZINE VESTS
WHITE AND CoLoRED MARsEILLEs VESTS
-Also-
An of Coored and White Shirts and
Marsees Bosom Shirts Merine Undershrts
ers Lisle Thread UnerAhrs White Linen
and White Cotton and Drawers Brown White
English Socks Gloves Neckties, Beauo Stocks Suspend
ers Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Handkeches Umbrellas
ETC., etc.
The whole has selected with care
will found comprise variety patterns and
every grade of quality.
F. MALARD & CO.,
als 2pst6w Corner Canal and Old Levee SITS.
Plantation Clothing.
F. M a l. A r d &c CO.,
Corner ,Of Canal and Old Leyee Streets.
We have on hand large assortment of
FLA TATION CLIO HING!
-Comprsng-
An unusual variety of Mems and Boys Cottonae and Linen
PANTS and JACKETS Hickory Shirts and Jumper Shirts
and women's and Girls FRoCKs and COTTON CHEMIsEs,
all made the strongest and work manlke
N B-Planters requested call and look
F. MALARD 4 CO.,
ais 2p3t&W Corner Canal and Old Ievee sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20

I'M eop EhiDAY.-By reference TO the notices else
4 u y II 0ill " seen that the Banks will remain
III Frtdsy, and that notes falling due that
SilI u plySble The day before.
rs no, j. ~ 8. N. r. r. Co.-The result Of the
X ellcsr. II this Company, held yesterday,
- lily pnbllshsd IN another part Of this morn
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Sl2s.5ssg, 1859.

Spring, 1859.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
No. Magazine street,
CORNER OF CANAL.
We have Just received
ELEGANT SPRING Glass; SACKS.
ELEGANT SPRING oAss. HAyMARKErs.
ELEGANT SPRING Glass; PANTS.
ELEGANT SPRING cAss VESTS.
ELEGANT SPRING cAss. SUITS.
AND OTHER NOVELTIES
FOR SPRING wEARl
WHICH WE OFFER
Low to City and Country Trade.
~ CALL AND EXAMINE
PIERsON, HARRISON & CO.,
alS 2p3t Corner Canal and Magazine Streets
SteyeOsC0piC T'iesCs.
We have now on hand a splendid assortment of STEREO-
sCoPIC VIEWS, which we selling low prices Wis:
ENGLISH GROUPS AND LEGS LIST proof s. 90 per Dozen
"a 6W
PARIS VIEWS, 400 =,
HOLY LAND WINS, 900 :.
AMERICAN VIEWS, eolored, 200 :.
ORDINARY VIEWS, go .
sTATUARY FROM GREAT MASTERS, $50 :.
And others at the above unprecedented low prices.
We have still hand splendid assortment Ladies' Trim
mings and Fancy Goods Persons desiring thing ne
will do well to give a call before going elsewhere.
B. PIFFET Il SONS,
alS 2p2 l22 Canal street.
Ice Pitchers!
ICE PIT @ H e r S!
WHINE COOLERS!
WINE COOLERS! WINE COOLERS,
Il have just received
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
silver and Plated
ICE PITCHERS AND WATER COOLERS,
Which have been manufactured
EXPRESSLY FOR MY TRADEi
Finished In the Most Recherche Manner!!
E. A. TYLER,
ais 7r6s No. ITO Canal street.
Engraved Checks,
STA TT ON ERS' HALL,
"a Camp street,
AND No 7 BANK PLACE.
Just received supply of beautiful ENGRAVED CHECKS
in Books and Sheets, the BANK OF AMERICA and MER
CHI ANTS BANK, in addition to those all Banks.
D. FELT & sTETsON,
General sationers Printers Blank Manufacturers
No. 81 Camp street.
WIN. H. SLACK, late VIM. H. Slack Co. a1s 2pSt
To Gentlemen.
Just Received
GENTS LINEN SHIRTS
GENTS LINEN SHIRT BosoMs
GENTS ENGLISH HALF HOSE,
GENTS Isle BALF HOSE,
GENTS HEN STITCHED L. C. HANDKERCHIEFs,
CoLoRED BoRDERED L. G. :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
Or. George W. Smith,

Having resumed his practice, will attend to professional
gagements ut his office No. 1T CANAL STREET. nearly or
posi,e Christ Church. ja4 zpR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-20
.Nesc Spring and Sum amen.
CLOTHING!


CLOTHING!
It. SEB1ING 90 Co...
No. IS CAMP STREET,
Are receiving : large assortment Of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING suitable for the season:
Silk Mixed CASHMERE SUITS.
English Tweeds :. :.
Super Black French MERINo COATS
:. :. Single Ailed Cloth
Black and Colored Alpaca
Light Cashmere French Merino and Alpaca sACs.
Colored and White Drill PANTS.
FANCY MARsEILLEs VESTS.
UNDER GARMENTS.
Gause Merno, Lisle Thread and silk UNDER SHIRTS.
Linen, Muslin aud I.isle Thread DRAWERS.
Lisle and Cotton HALF-HosE ETC.. ETC., etc.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS!
Colored, Muslin and Jaconet SHIRTS.
ale 2peod.f White Muslin and Linen SHIRTS.
Summer Furnishing Goods
FOR GENTLEMEN,
.. TT. n1oo DY,s,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS, N. o..
Just received by steamer and to arrive by
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Including
GAuzE COTTON uNDERsHIRTs, from 2se. each
GAuZE MERINo :. frem s0c each
GAuZE SILK :. from 81 Is each
Isle THREAD :. from 81 Is each.
CRoss-BAR MUSLIN from 15c. each.
YORK MILL :. from Soc. each.
FINE LINEN DRAWERS, from 81 rs per pair.
FINE YORK MILL DRAWERS, from &c., per pair.
FINE TWILLED JEAN DRAWERS. from Soc. per pair.
GAuZE SHAKER FLANNEL DRAWERS, from 81 TO-.
GAuzE COTTON DRAWERS from 75c. per pair
GAuZE MER1No from 81 Is per pair.
GAuZE SILK :. from 81 rs per pair.
Isle THREAD from 81 80 per pair.
BATHING E. from Soc. per pair
ENGLISH BLEACHED HALF HOSE, at 50 80 per doz.
ENGLISH BROWN HALF HOSE n, 81 per dozen.
THREAD, SILK,
FANCY, BALBRlGGAN,
BOYS AND LADIES'
HOSIERY.
A large and splendid assortment, at Great Bargains
S LaIxJxXcxa ChiY.izS!
Sg-yKJAExs Cx11d PATS :.
In endless variety comprising and recherche desgns in
Lace Tubular Light Silk Gossamer Cambria British
Figured.
MUSLIN AND RIBBON TIES,
SUMNER GLOVES,
Frs. SUMNER sUSPENDERs,
SUMMER VESTS,
aNMER HANDK'Es.
And every article for TIE
GENTLEmAN's TOILET,
AT least IS Per cheaper any
West.
MOODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS,
For Men and Boys,
OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
JUS, receiving, stock of
PURE LINEN SHIRTS,
FROM So EACH.
Call and examine the prices
S. N. MooDY's
SHIRT AND FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
ais 2pSMoweAMo' Canal and Royal streets
Dahtia Fringe.
fresh of this Just received
B. PIFFET Il SONS,
oaIs 2psteod l22 Canal street.
Per Ships
EMERALD AND D. C. ATON,
We are receiving
"A FULL LIN Il
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
We Invite the Attention of the Trade.
HENRY III. TABER & CO.,
Street...............37
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
BYRD d HALL. .,...................,.New York.
al9 2p2t
Democratic Executive Committee
FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
AT meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee for
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- { I. - ~ ! = =
- ~ u j s,clsek reasonable dry goods. At
e 81 ~ y I, $3.50, -.
q s. cs,,,,.. ~ Tonioa,s .tr,..
n sselask hoesa. stationery. e,c.. Al No
81. ~ y. d. u - -.
a :. =. -.sssss so.oa1-.
19ssasss' AZ on CHANGE.
s =. tt,tn.r MOVE, alcnr nnietlv and CALMLY
W. M .hsdv IA Il ~ streeta "a pre.
j 3s9 r. t,Ikinw nnrpoe.s. The talk Wa that
u ss sI.r q u h.na .rd 4, snort t,,na .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
Samuel Kirby.

i
M This gentleman came within So, votes,
.Hsf lbtipg elected Auditor ro5 Wyasnadott
bsepntyys-5 hs yoieAaf cRspuhlicsns
svip Tymochtee, and Crane townships de-
n fsatsd him. Mr. Kirby no. only made /.
gallant run. but b. conducted himsslflike
d ~, honorable gentleman all through the
campaign. sWeivsnt uo better syidepcs,
/, that he is worthy apd deserving gentle,
:, man shsn the fact that in gid Antrimt 5
bGvhsIe hs is best knowns he received the
unprecedented majority Of one hundred
ssasd A1ts Wshave sibighu opinion Of
slths nAnlwhos receives such an endorse,
d 4nentatthe hands of his neighbours :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
,.Guardian,,s Sale.

In pursuance of an order Of the Pro-
bats Court or 'Wyanli6t' tc1fvy:. Ohio,
made or, the l3th day Of October "A. 2. 1859,
in the csses sof Charlss M Ksr. gda1iisk vf
ALBEIT Kafr and Wilson Kafr, agai6st' his
wards, the undersigned wilt, Oh the 18th day
of November A, D, 1855. At one O'clock r.. m !,
at the door Of tho Court House IN said county
of VIZ andot, offerat pnblic sale, III Following
DESCENDED real estate, stu6te INV ysadotCo.,
OHIO, To Wit:gsBcing the twb divided ana ss-
isigncdIone tenth parts of the ftsl sstate ef tho
said Hamilton Karr deceased lately Partition
ed in the Court gf 0pnsmonP Pleas0f said Wy
apdpt county and described a. part Of fthe
south east, quarter OF section thirty,siy (36l.
towhship one ~ ssuth Of range thirteen Q3)
east. the share of-the said Wilson Kari is
known andsdssignatsdgby being bounded ON
the east BY the share Of Harvey Karr, and the
share Of the. said Albert Karris bounded on
the east by the share Of the said Wilson KaEr,
Containing in all SO 81 acres wory. or less.r-
Terms Of sslecash ip hand on the day Of sale.
Appraised at $4,000. It,,..s n srs 4 fsg q.
Charles N Karr, Guardian of Wilson y and A.
ost esa' aSs' Msst' y y XIX, tiig d. BEsRy. ANY,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
J. BIS Madl

,oa p,;.d esrr,dW WASHINGTON, AsIHIlLsq0 Oct, ,1l3,
The greatlibel suit Of Buchanan against
bis former fiisnd, Col. Fornsy, suap ths
iaak To-day, and, !9f course m b ellicils ihe
expression Of the greatest .bNsrleiy, wof
opinions. Some gsyfahaAti tho president tsliH
j. sl0oping. from his high estate, utoangotIce gt
newspaper yal.acksdEhils ollwryl contend
tha, ~, has he sams, ,JiglAaasapy olher
fGlizsnct ~ defend himself iromaspss ion.
in lhel ,wsE knowns tolsAs ,law. On the
a4sr Asadilhs Pyehidfa t'sririsAdsl deny
that ahs bas jskee "a" aisueh gssspi iiThs
sPrssiIsp.s wsulds hardly haYs tskeasihe
'a.sptlad NOT she, selscIapss insRsng,vn'a n'a
and slssshsrsrgiysn lhim .ssuddep attack
Of splsen.a The following sahea lbslous
paragraph ofswhish bsbssamplsins. WI
appears sip, the, article Feraey wrote about
sBaltodsyick'si der.haada yilw bsA srsL
/, wsrTAls has fallen the FIRST greet martyr
to the political principles Of the cam
psgle of 1885, We ssk the susrcAusrai.sl
to tAossspyncip'ssafaia his ela aegsusud
in Ahe suqsstoi, his Ais,shescaaJssliAha'
|i.is hssts ARE elssGoof ths hearss 1pl9od
lpf David, g. DroatrrkR 9sYii wsT sd,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-20
Al EaunnalI Dilhi.iio Dilyhisiioon.. .

-. Ip this eouuty three Of the Democratic
and Tires Of the peoples Ticket were
elected. OF the Democratic ticketthe Au-
.di'or, Treasurer and Coroner, we're elect
ed, and Of the Peoples ticket, .he Sheriff,
!, Presenting Attorney end end Commissioner ~
This vas pretty close work, Il ,i.,ouou