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+ A eMouAMAEDAS PASSPORT TO PARA
Disc When . devout Mohammsdan on
bis death bed gives to his spirit tguide the
requisite amount Of money he issfurnish-
ed with passport to Paradise which is
carefully placed near his head in the cof-
.6ns.-Fhe following .is-a.frse- -.raaslatioa-of
one Of these passports
Angel GaJriel-Dear Sir: Tn consider
alton Of the sum of. f.-Rssv----, paid by
SAiskl Abdul Karin into our common
treasdryIyoa will please deliver to him on
arrival at your place three pomesrante
trees, two date do, one tamarind, and
other trecsin proportion. Also seventeen
houris and seven palaces aud cattle in a.
bundance and obligc, yours, &c, .,--.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21


The Missouri Democrat has letter from
q amember Of accompany that left St. Louis
ior the gold fields last fall. The writer
sends his letters by returning company,
who represent that there is plenty ofgold
in the valleys, but it costs great labor TO
get att. One company was making from
seven to eight dollars day with pans
The roads arc good; and the writer ad
vises those who think of setting out in the
spring to take six or eight mules or as
many oxen to each wagon, ,as grass and wa
ter are plenty. The Indians, he says,wi
trouble no one, if decently treated. The
weather was still warm as when the com.
pany left St. Louis. Corn is worthS5 o
bushel and other things in proportion.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
FLORIDA CROPS.

A correspondent Of the Floridian and
Journal says: II it be deemed proper, the
fact may be published that a farmer in
Washington county, this year made, and
has delivered IL, 900 pounds tobacco from
I2 acres Of land, sold TO Gadsden county
buyers at 25 cents round, and thinks a
loss Of at least twenty five per cent was
sustained by grasshoppers, on n good
portion oft He is now picking over cot
ton first time getting on an average 1000
pounds per acre. and was eaten clean by
caterpillars by the LIST Of September
On the same kind Of land his predecessor
gathered 2loo pounds per acre, and such
soil can be bought now in this poor coun-
try at six or eight dollars per acre.
Large settlements embracing thinner land
for much less. .Y' "ooe '5"'9979
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
Daring attempt 10 Burn tho Missouri
b Penitcntiary.


Daring attempt TO Burn tho Missouri
b Penitentiary.
On Mon day night dastardly attsmpt
W Is made by one Of the convicts. to burn
the splendid building recently completed
within the Penitentiary walls, occupied in
the lower story with work shops -and. in
the second as chapel and diningIhall.-
The fire was discovered by one5of the
night guards, about nine o'clock, BY the
bright light proceeding from the windows
in the cooper shop, hoimmediately gave
the alarm. All the officers Of the prison
were soon on the spot. the door was burst
open, and there beings q plentiful supply
of water on hand, the flames were soon
quenched. No damage was done except
the burning of large whcel-barrow
i'm which slow match had been placed
used for taking out shavhgs, and a
small quantity Of slaves.
Warden Hughes has succeeded in de-
tecting the ring leaders in this diabolical
attempt at burning the pri7on, and has
gathered an insight into the plan of oper-
atoms Of those prisoners concerned in it.
Had the fire not been discovered until a
Lour, when all except the guards had re-
tired 10 rest, twas supposed that it would
have attained such a hcadway that the
officers of the prison would have been
obliged to call out the prisoners to aid in
putting it out. Then it was understood
that they (thc prisoncrs) would rise, en-
nsosse, choke down the guards, and make
their escape in body. -
Happily, however. this plan was frus-
trated in its incipient state; and the rascals
most intimately connected with concocting
and attempting to play out this hcllish de-
sign, will meet with a merited Punishment
at the hands of the efficient Warden and
his trusty officers.
The workmen had only been out Of the
shop about two hours before the fire was
discovered. ... s.,.,.. .,s eaf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
Legislative,

There is bill pending before the Sen
= ale 'to repeal that part Of the civil code
which authorizes persons to testify in
their own behalf in suits at law.
-sil, The bill has since been indefinitely post.
O poned.ksiiF .9amaa aaifGtl9aa
ssoodn the'House Of Representatives the bill
fixing the compensation Of County Com.
missioners passed. 1t provides that the
County Commissi oner shall receive an al
Iowance Of two dollars and fifty cents per
Nday, ard mileage at the rate Of five cents
per mile-the per diem in counties hav'
ing 9, population Of one hundred thousand
cor upwards is fixed at five dollars al
The Senate passed tile bill authorizing
County, Commissioners to reduce the
gidtl Of county roads.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21

ThegFirst Presidential Reception.
Ofthe season is described in the Wash
ington Star, with all the n,inu!cncss Of
aunkyirhe!oric: W M
The weather was ptopitiOns, ceid, but
bracing; and very large assemblago
gathered -at..he White. House. to pay Their
respects to the Chief Magistrate Of the
ration Marshal shelden,as usual. was
at tn, side ofthe President,and DR.. Blake
presented the visitors to Miss Lane, who
Bas;assisted III the duties Of the evening
by the accomplished Mrs. Craig, u mem
-brr Of Post, Master General Browns
family Boil, ladies' acquitted themselves
in charming manner. Among the per-
sons Of note present we noticed Postmas-
ter General Brown, lady, and daughter,
Secretaries Thompson, Gass, and Floyd,
Senator Gwin and lady, both ofwhom ap-
peared to excellent advantage, Senator
Baird, ,lady,and daughter, Sena tors Hous-
ION, Jones, and Brown, and large nun
Der of the members Of the House, Lord
Napier, and others Of the diplomatic corps,
and several officers Of the Army and Ma
Wy. The President appeared in excel
lent health, and greeted his hosts Of
friends with his usual cordiality.r a'dH &c.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
The western Law Monthly.

We are in receipt of n very neat and
valuable periodical bearing the above ii,
tie, and published at Cleveland, by Hay
den, King and Elwell. From the con
tents Of the number before us, we are in|
clincd to think that it will meet with much
favor from the members Of the bar OF
Ohio, as it is well calculated to meet the
wants Of the legal profession Of this State
The Editor is Hon, Chcs.er II Haydcn,
L. L. D., long and favorably known upon
the New York bench, assisted by Hon.
Hon. J. J. Elwcll and NJ. A. King, Esq,
of the Ohio and Union Law College,
The Code Depal tment is in charge Of
Hon. R. P. Rannoy, late Chief Justice oI
the Supreme Court Of Ohio. Terms,
$500 per annum, or $500 payable in
advance. Every lawyer and Justice Of
the Peace should subscribe for it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of Wyan :
dot County, Ohio, at their next March session
A. D. 1859, praying for a grant for the coun-
ty road commencing at point where the road
known as the Rcams road turns South, thence
West, TO the Tymcchtee creek, thence in a
Northerly direction along the bluff of said creek
till it intersects the section line between seq
tions IS and l6 in township 3 South Of Range
l3 east thence nor.h on said section limo ill
il intcrsects the Rail Road and there to termi-
nae, MANY PET iT1ONERS.
January 2lst 1859
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
NJ. G. WHlTELY.
q H. SEN nv Il
LEGAL NOTICE.

William A. Gibson Of Inc State Of California
will AXE notice that James Fl BHnkerhoff did
on the 18th dav of January Al. d. 1859 file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
aud for the county Of Wyandoi in St. lie of Ohio
against the SAID W illiam A. Gibson and Moses
Mpcgoncr, telchdants setting folth that the
sa id defendants on the 18th day Of March
A D. ls5scxccrtcd ,lleir PromiSory note in
writing and then and ticreSdelivcrotl iho same
TO said plaintiff and thereby promised 70
pa said plaintiff in eight months from the
date thereof The sum of los dollars, with ten
per cent interest from date, and praying for Il
Judgement ugainst said tltlrnd'nls for said
sum ofln5 dollars with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day of March 1853 and that an
order Of attachment has been is urd agninst
the S id vii j m A. Gibson in said action, and
the said William A. Gibson is notified that he
il required 10 ,Ppear and answer said petition
on or before The 5thitd Saturday aller the 4th
cay of NJ ch next:
l. y 80 JAS. aH.3 .3BRINKEREOFF.
By MeKELLY Il GRlsELL his atty.
no ID 6lw,' EsF3 ey.t 4l.g
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21

The young Chess Champion, Paul Nor
ply, is victorious in the match at Paris,
with Prof. Andressen, winning seven
games to Andresson's two, two being
drawn. There is now no one to dispute
his claim to the title Of Chess Champion
Of the World. The enthusiasm Of his
friends throughout the country will, at
this announcement, be universal and most
ftrvent lie may now, Ike another Alex
andcr, weep that there arc no more worlds
(of Chess to conquer. He is the Caesar
of t'hess. lie may say in the face Of Eu-
rope, II camel saw--l conquered. -
His triumph is rot an unworthy one :
Chess holds in the Old World an exalted
rank. 1t has the dignity Of science and
the beauty of art. tits held, for its inf
mite variety and the wonderful combina-
tions of which it is susceptible, in the high
est esteem By the loflicst intcllects.