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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans :
be remembered that this day. June 1889 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
said, personally appeared JOHN PEMBERTON President
and CHARLES LESAsSIER, Secretary of the Merchans'
Mutual Insurance Company OF New Orleans being duly
sworn according to law did and that the
statement ia true and transcript from the books
Of said Company.
JOHN PEMBERTON, President.
CHAs LESAssIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day. June g. 1859
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
special meeting of the Board Of Directors held day.
1t was resolved to declare scrip dividend of per cent on
the net earned premiums OF the Company the year ending
on the 3st of May 1885, for which certificates will be issued
on and after the LIST of August next Also and
after the second Monday in July the the scrip
OF 1851 with cent interest thereon to pay per cent
interest on the scrip of 1853.
DIRECTORS
s. o. Nelson, Jno PemAerton
.. N. Nevns, P. Poutz,
Geo. Connolly, BP VOORHEES,
P. Maspero, c. Honold
C. H. slocomb, q NiItsnherssr
jell I'm B. o. vignaud.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

7 WRIGHT q co..,
sand popular Family Med
Druggists and Dealers at Pro-
General Depo, Special Agl
street, New Orleans, La,
FERMIFUdES,
Niner's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot.
Jayne's Tonic,
Ksrl's,
3. A. Fahnes.ock's,
McLesn',
BALsAM and COUGE rem
| EDIES,
Tistar's BsisaE1 of Wild Cherr
Hastings Saptba,
snerman's Balssm,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
schenck's Puimonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BaYtholomew's Expectorant,
Halls Balssm,
Rwsym's Syrup OF WlldCherry
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
Taylor's Rsissrn Liyerwort,
JAyne's Expectorant,
Winer's Eiecampaine,
aogers' Liverwort and Tar,
&rs. Gsrdiner's f,irerwort,
stsdler's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses do.
AcLean'sstrengtheningCordia,
sARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Buil's,
8. P. Townsend's,
Sandals,
Old Jacob Townsend's
GarpentAs,s,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
G,ae.enberg's
Bristol's,
auysctt's Yellow Dock,
PLASTERs.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewsn's Strengthening,
Jew Dsvid's or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Rnapp's Indian.
ileock's Porous,
Gtiffth's Adhesive.
Hollovav's Arnice,
I1hIMENTS.
McLean'sVo!canic 0ilLinment
Mexican Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian.
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
HINTS,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartina's Horse.
derctaat's Gargling,
Cherokee.
~ Jsyne's.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wyptoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
L0ZENGES.
Sherman's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lorett's Wahpeneor HairG loss
Barry's Tricopherous.
Lyons katharion,
Boyls's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair 1nvigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wshpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic, |
Hauel's Eau Lustrsle,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia, !
Railways Circassian Balm,
PAEACEAS.
Swain's Houck'B,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable.
LonRley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SAIVES.
Dalley'sMagical PsinExtractorI
Professor Holloway's Ointment
McAllister's ALL Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor's
Pile,
1ray's Harrlson's SPECIFIC,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden'B All-Healing, Russia.
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
McNair's Acoustic, ScRrpa'sdo
British, Hsrlaem.
BITTERS.
Moffet's Phoenix, Blake's Arc
matte,
Hlbbarn's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC s
M Druggists and Merchant
contained in the above CT
vantage by calling or sending th
be found the mostextensive asso,
MEDICINES In the United st,
Please address. J. "
GENUINE NJ
matt Nos, ISL and 81
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INSURANCE.

| =
CECOND ANIMAL. SI Arxc NJ EMIT
| or THE-
OlTIzRNs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
!
| publ,.bsa IN cnn,orrr,,, ,h ~ ..s a. -. ~. :.
| 49,. =. u,---
anb N .. 3aa received Tor the year ending
Am9ont OF untorminated risks, on 30th November,
H,aU 90
| ro.., .,,... ,.--,-- -
November, 1858 4bl %
| p,.u,r,,..u s,. n,r
Ffsnlums on rire Risks. $780, 4S Is
90 H Hit RaissEs............." esl4sA
Les. Premium, nm R,,r. M. ..,n,,...a AL 50
m Hnx s1 1 ~ n'sA' mol 'erm'nased .,
Lass etnrn P,snn :. % ~
- sooi4z %
Net earned Premiums for the year ending s0.h Ne
,o...s Fl, ieoo x. . nj. sos IS
On Fire Risk ~. '.ae pe', IL o n IN
On Marine Risks ........,,,.. 374T IL
IN h'vef h"As .............. 1870 20
Reinsnrsncss expensss ,n..ra:, ~ .1h Sso'zto %
scrption note ec................... sa2l Oh
ra.. ,ptars.. d..... $l33 4s6 81
hess 'nsefe discount, proht and loss, etc. 452l6 "a
ss,Ho IS
Net earned profit for the year end,nu NTH
'A'o 1000 '''.''''.'.'...... ........ yl3o0 7 %
s'. asts sso %
notes 's "'"ls' 0ue VI" ouonciiptioh - M. =,
Due for premiums In course Of coection ~ so1 a
Invested In bank stocks * AZ ~
Invested by 'e'o "
worth double the amount due thereon n nm m
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MAYoRALTY New ORLEAss.2
City Ha ]. 4th day of june 1859.
pY VIRTUE of Resolution No, 4tiI5 OF the
- Commsn Council Of New Orleans accordance with
section 1 OF the City Charter notice hereby given that ia
the intention Of the city Of New Orleans paved with
street, in the Fourth District of New Orleans S'p-''e
GERARD STlTH Mayor.
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PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.

new ORLEANS, March Is, 1859,
To the Honorable the Common Council on The ~ ~
rr-. city Of New Orleans
WE, the undermined, owners or properly
" fronting Basin repeatedly request your hon.
oabe body have the roadway street paved With round
stone from Common 70 9irod The 10 Be
and q The highest altitude practicable same TO
to lowest bidder by the Comptroller after ve
Gays notiee In The Official Journal And your petitioners q in
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:. MAYoRALTY oE NEw nRLEANs

MA1OK@iLIi URLEANS, D
City Hall, March I, 1889.
BY VIRTUE Of resolution No. 4i02 of the Common Council
approved March 1864 hereby given thai II IA ,hs IN;
tenton OF the Orleans to have Two ~ a
fronting The Magazine house Fourth Dstr;ct a.i
with square blocks one on Camp street from s. Mar -
St. street. other on 81 Mary STRAIT fro, s,n
Magazine street. agreeably TO the l2nh If h r
quarter. GERARD STITH, Mayor
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NEW ORLEANS April 5, 1859.
'INHE PETITION OF the undersigned prom.
H. ery holders and residents Philip between Maya
zn ana 81 Csalis Streets respectfully showeh this,
petition they honorable body pass resolution a
ng the Comptroller SELL after FIVE days the
ocial journal the for completing the sidewalks and
cutters on the west side Of Philip
shall be final and that the Mayor authorized
the purchaser for the Payments cash
when the work completed according lines and eYes
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MAIRERIE NouvELls ORLEASs7
Hotel de Vile 4eme jour de JUN 1859
TN EERTU de la resolution No. 46l5 d.
Conse Commun de la Vile de Ia Nouye leans 81 con
formement Ia section l2o de la ehare wife avis Is,
Ear e dome que Pntent de la vile de Nouve
Orleans est de fare Tchoupi
,ouas entire les Josephine Rtgis lse lie onar
eme District. - ~""'''
ie6 lawSR GERA I'd STITH Na;re,
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To the Honorable the Common Council ~
lo shs on si1o5
BILE body have the sidewnjks an said sreet
raised highest attitude praeiicahie from NJ
Liberty materials be reused a. IA
cutters fo draining lots In nrcnsr
desired owner or directed nv Ike X.
be over SO as to give an = AZ
sidewalk The Street 10 Ia -
bridges I'd constructed IN accordance viii; nsns
by the Surveyor as the work Tha 20 9 ~
Gated the lowest bidder nv ma Comn.roar &c. a.
notice in the official Journal And yor nstonsrs =. IL S
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N vHRrU de la resout hSe De "a. e ds mars Ss
appfouva mars 1859 avis et mar Ia dnnna w.;
enfon de la Vile Nouyel Orleans est ia are az
pierres qnarres eux es rues faisant fsee any marcia
des 1agasins
de Ia Ste Maea In ra 81 AnGrs i la,ra ~ 10 49,
Marie, du Canp la rns ies Naess;ns nnfaran
la section 100 de la cbarEre de Ia Snnvefe risas
ms lGISw GER n n sTItTrJ Mat. -
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RAs Df-lo quarter CASKS Vineyard Proprieloss ier
- sac os S. WOLFF,
n!io cor Grsy!er and New Lsyee SITS,
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- MILLINERY
~N JUST RECEIVED-A NEW AND. -
ssIESDID ASSORTMENT OF A
spring Millinery.
MRS. l. JEFFERs,
142 Canal street,
suarms the Ladies that Is now receiving and
aaszsoas ssis Large Assortment OF
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
as7ts tn part Straw, Lace, Leghsrn Felt Italian and
17sle hoSNEfs, all beautifully trimmed In the --latest
SaHses Seza rsSss.
-Also-
sisss isases, Bridal wresths, Kid Gloves Parasols,
Corsets and Embroideries
Ssussssn Merchants and Planters will hnd 10 their nd
% ss~s ~ call before purchasing All or
0sehsnasE Sag or Country promptly attended to
MRS. I. JEFFERs
$50 AFss-@n l42 Canal street.
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~SAaE& SHIPS, sTEAMBUATs AND FAM
i'iessuppied with Beef, Pork Mutton and Veal
sausages Triple, and every thing in the butcher.
Eng tfaa Gs7es snd half barrels OF Choice Corned Beef
~ es Tsar for Cabin Family Use q. Stalls Nos g. 50
azdsIoSB FRENCH MARKET, By
MERKEL 4 PARKER
and sapssupplied with kinds OF Li,.
srsa fresh mloh Cows Hogs shoas Pigs Sheen
ahs1~a- f&sse beess' Chicksns. etc. ss7yly
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NoUvELLE ORLEANS, avril 1859.
| FEIlTlON DIES sOussignes proprietaires
faan lace ct residents Phflippe
Sin ct sCharss respecueusemen que la rnaore
la nouvee de Ia Vile aysn sgnes cette
ton lis demandent honorable une reso
luton e Contr6eu vendre apres
dams la gazette ofcee des
rgoles lie cote Quest rue Philippe entire
les ies viz pieds ct que la dite vente
reur Les placements compliant sur
du travail commencement agneeps Ell njyeemens ami
seront donnes par lie voyer de la VILE 49,
Richard Swain, IS pieds.
r. D. Thorn, 165 :.
j. Dugas, I21 .
E. H. Lameyer, agt. de 'M
w. Tigles, $50 :.
A. P. Cleveland 224 .
H. S. Buckner, 1850 .
W. Banre 81 .
F. A. luling, 100 .
J. e. Redenberg, ll6 .
]. o. Lewis 1850 .
John S. Wallis, asent de Mrs
A. NJ Thercaud, 90 .
John Kruittschntt 1877
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ai5 ltawew Secretae du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, 1853.

To tho t1.,,..,,. NEW ORLEANS 1853.
ofthe city New Orleans:
WE the undersigned, owners or cal estate
orabs body to have the sidewalks street and
ssd 70 he highest altitude practicable from Basin street to
street The materials used % far Is practice
begurs for draining lots constructed in proper
desired the or directed by the
70 sidewalk The Street Commissioner to be
se bridges in accordance plans to he
70 be adudcated to the lowest bidder BY the
ve days notice In the official Journal And your petitioners ss
in duty bound, will ever pray. -
T. G Bsebe, III feet.
j. Dubois, 81
Gerard Stith, = :.
John D. Henderson, Secretary
for Fourth Presbyterian Church, 100 =,
Hugh McC!oskey, 10
q. RARESHIDE sec,y protem
.= . n.y. Board Of Assistant s' 1issInsu
NouvEME oRLE Ans, as5s.
A honorable Conseil Commun de la
rA Vile de la Nouvelle, Orleans:
| - AgEssignes pr0prletaires faisant face q
raoe les banquees de la de nveles
sees autant fare ponrra rue Basin la rue Oai
les rgos pour ecouenent des teains devon etre con-
str1tes manies atsasante parout popetares
gu voyer les ugeront nscsssares lie tout de maniee for
points ieait les plans qu u ourn par voyer
pendant que travail Sc fers adudic on fate lie
Respeciaeusement vos serviteurs.
T f BssSs, 81 pieds.
i. Dubos 81 as=
Gerard Stith 40 81
Inc ,o,d p Hs Hen e. 4. ssersssirs dsa
Hngh McClosksy, 50 .
j. Friedrich. y 50 :.
N.Y. 1awsw da. Consel des Assistant Aldermen.
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u, ). SIMONDS, l.
"a a "a 20 Canal street. No. Cros,1,an street and -
No. 4 New Levee street, 49,
"FPer, Tin and Sheet
x,x Iron Worker,
raAE5ess aud fnishes and Manufacturers OF Steam
ana Evaporang Pans Fil,erers Juice Pans
sSsasatys &aa Bseechng Steamboat and Plantation Bl,eI
Also
sssaSsfAi2 DEALERS IN HARDWARE SHIP CHAN
bi3f,RY AND STOVES,
ctr4, Merchants will M. n N ~ al, -
iue call before purchasing contracting else
srtn1
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FOUNDRY AND mACHINE-sHOP,

GEORGE PATTERSON
" Huccessor to McCan Paerson,) corner Of Delord
ind New Levee Streets
The undersigned 10 prepared to manufacture srEAv
s ssalfEs BOILERS and Machinery Of ali kinds 70,
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Hor.a Pows,
Fire Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars. "'''
WORK OF every description. Metallic Packing for
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings etc >e A''
r rs NJ WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
He will keep hand all times Crate Bars Whee 3t,r
rups Fange Bolts Gauge Cocks Valves Of ali sizes nsad
by steamboats,. "a A ei-e' u'oe
Is Agent the sale of John T. Obons Patent Fuel Saw
hS Crate Bar so highly spoken of Picsyune Printing
Once and others that have in use set Of tbe,e ars
lishmant " .' ~ 1f ~ 'ni' 0S'0p'
he has also made for the OF second
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot
p where large quantity of Boil
New Orleans. June l, 1858. a. 1sI !;
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10 the Honorable the Common Council ~ 10''
THE PETITION of the under nss U.eans Sc
lily having signed this petition they pray your hon.
onoe body to pass resolution authorizing tile Comptroller tn
sell aer lve days notice in the official Journal the cosfract
Io making brick sidewalk the northwest side Of
from "a Hope to Thala streets the be done ac
Mrs killpatrick, % feat
y. NJ. Collins %
j. Snider %
Lorenzo Pest, %
Mathew Henrick, 81
A, &. Brce, "a
Mrs. Rhoder, "a -
Nicholas Laurence, 90 -
r. Eude, % '' t,,,.
E. Dougherty, q " hoh''
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
,,ho,,,, ,., NouvELLE ORLEANS, % mars 1889
fnohoranIe Gonsel Commun de la Nouyelle Orleans
l "A PETITION DIES sOVssipnes renra san<.
reeetuesement que la maorie fequse par In nonvelie
aeta vile sgne la preene petition lis priept yotre
corps de resolution auorisant onrs
pour 10 CONNECTION de banquettes en- brioues nr
de la Franklin la tue Canne la
ouvaga devra ere fat les plans al sneci6ca
lions du yoyer de la VILE - fNS e' 'p'eiH'"
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, 70 Mad,
D. N. Collins, "a t
j. Snider. 90 -
renzoPest, %
Mathew Henrick, q "
A. G. Brice, 20
Mrs. Rhodsr, 20 .
Nicholas Iarenze, 20 .
t. Eude, %
E. Dougherty, 80 :.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
ais ltawsw secretae du Conse Assistant Aldermen
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
SO lAWeW secreaire du CoDseil des Asst Aldermen,
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JAS. A. HOPKINS secreaire du
je5 laWsw Consei des Assistants Aldermen
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Nouvr1Ix-o.Iz.Ass, 1ase.

de IL vile de Ia Nouyslls- oslksus:
I Es soussignes, proprietaires faysant face
honorable banouettes ID II
autant faire pourra de In fan1I
te Les rnateraux serviront sutant NM
rgoles pour recoulement es terraus deyrout ara
dune manIere sasaisane partout on In ~ u
les ugeront necessities e tout Convert M mansra
former surface Standardization ser faf mar
leur, apres cnq Ii gazette ofcsIe
l
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~
IA DRYADES STREETS. "
tSSS TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
TX Having opened my old stand the january Js5s
with good accommodation for 200 Negroes respectfully so
ic the patronage OF my old friends and customers.
lie 10 ~ C. F. HATCHER
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08
JAMES CULBERTsON, Jr.

We have heard It said that th ere are
few men in the north part of the county
who say they will oppose this gentleman
for the Office Of Sheriff because lie al.
ways voted tho Democratic ticket up to
last fall. We hope gentlemen who can
find no other objection to Mr.. Culbertson
will remember that tho Convention by
which he was nominated was not Re.
publican Convention that it was called
as Peoples Convention" to which all
were invited who were honestly opposed
to Buchanan Locofocoism. Ifgentlemen
propose to exclude every man from their
ranks who has not voted the Republican
ticket as often as they have. there are
quito number Of US who will have to
take back seat. and they will find their
ranks considerably .Linned out. Reflect,
friends, that the ticket was fairly nomin-
ated by a Convention composed Of Old
line Wings, Republicans, Americans and
Anti Administration Democrats, and that
it is unjust to require Of any man on that
ticket or the friends Of any man on that
ticket, that they shall be old, original Re-
publicans. na .
Gentlemen, il you desire the conserva.
tive men Of this County to fall into ranks
and do battle against Locofocoism, you
must allow us to have some say in the
selection OF our standard bearers
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CON
YENTION.

The Democratic Senatorial Conven-
ton for this district met in this piece on
the FIRST inst. The Convention was large
ly attended by the friends Of the differ
ent candidates for the nomination for
Senator, two or three Of whom, at least,
were very anxious to serve the "dear peo'
pie" in that capacity. The ballotting for
Senator commenced soon after dinner and
continued until after dark, when on the-th
ballot T. J. Oar, Of Crawford county, re-
ceived majority Of the votes cast and
was declared the nominee Of the Conven-
tion.
The announcement Of this nomi nation
was well enough received until they came
to the nomination Of a candidate for
member Of the Board Of Equalization,
when the friends Of Col. FREEsE, of this
county. the only man who had been spo'
ken OF in this district in connection with
the nomination, discovered that they had
been sold to the Senecas. The friends of
little "Tom" had agreed with a portion
of the Seneca delegation that if they
would nominate the said Tom" for Sen
ator. they. the aforesaid Seuecas, should
have the candidate for the Board Of
Equalization. The bargain was consum-
mated by the nomination Of man nam
ed Titus, OF Seneca county, for that po-
silion; and, instead Of slaughtering our
friend FRKEsE, in a scientific and gentle.
manly manner, the job was compile tely
botched and done in such barefaced
way that no man, If he had his eyes open,
could fail to sec through the whole opera
tion. .....
When the friends Of Col. Freese be-
came aware. Of the manner in which he
had been disposed Of, they, of course,
felt indignant,in which we think they were
fully justified by the unfair treatment they
had received at the hands Of Mr.. Orr's
friends and a portion OF the Seneca dele
CATION. The nomination had been con-
ceded to Col. Freese by common consent
up to the hour this bargain was made.
We must say that some men in this
county who were delegates in tina: Con-
vention and pretended TO be Mr. Freese's
friends acted very strangely in voting for
Mr.. Worth, who had been brought out at
the eleventh hour. and voting for him all
day, too. when it was well known that
both candidates could not be taken from
this county. However,, "nuf ced" on
the subject.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08

A. YOU'VE MAN SHOOTS HIMsELr.-A
sad occurrance took place on Monday
near this place. A son of our fellow.
townsman. Mr.. Rodepoutch, aged about
nineteen, was in the woods gaming,in com.
pany with his brother; they were sitting
upon a log. and this young man under.
took to draw his gun toward him hol.
ding the barrel in his hand and tho muz
zle pointing toward his breast. The cock
caught on root, and the whole load
was discharged in TO his left breast, Kill
ling him almost Instantly. He was a
very excellent and much-esteemed young
man.-Lancaster { OAio) Eagle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08

DRouTH IN WIscoNsIN.-The Milwau-
keo Free Democrat says that no rain has
fallen in SOME parts Of Wisconsin for
ten weeks. and that crops are suffering
terribly;
The meadows and pastures have the
appearance Of mid winter, and the farmers
in some places have been compelled
to feed out Of their barns in order to keep
their cattle from starving When We
remember that the hay crop was only
a half a crop at best, and that it vii ! re.
quire the utmost economy on the part OIL
the farmers in saving their coarse fodder
to get through the winter the effect Of
the dry weather now must be a very
serious drawback on the prospects Of the
Agriculiuralists for the present y ear.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08
VERY LIBERAL.

In reading the Democratic ticket, one is
somewhat surprised at the frequent oc-
currence of the namc Crone-our town
people, it seems, have appropriated all the
tat Offices to themselves. and, in the full
ness Of their liberalty and magma
nimity, have given the very desirable Of
fees Of Commiss ioner and Coroner 10 the
balance Of the county.
Now, this may be all right; but if this
ticket should be elected, we never wan; to
hear any more grumbling among the
people Of the rural districts abou. all the
good offices being taken by the politicians
in town. They have the matter in their
own hands this fall. On the one side you
have the Peoples ticket, with nearly all
the candidates taken from the country
while, on the other, you have the Demo
cratic ticket, with all its candidates,
with the exception of those for the
poor, pitiful Offices Of Coroner and
Commissioners located in the town Of
Upper Saudusky. Remember, we do
not urge this as an objection to any man !;
but then the people Of the country have
been in the habit Of talking loud and long
about the town people always taking the
lions share Of the offices; AMI now that
they have the remedy in their own hands.
il they 10 not apply it. the fault will be
with them and not with the people in
town. ...t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08
EyTbe Milwaukee News tella of

ET The Milwaukee News tells Of an
Irishman who, while at work in stone
quarry near that city, saw an animal.
which he recognized as one Of his neigh
bor's kittens glide under large fiat stone
upon which he was at work. He called
to comrade to hold the stone while he
got the poor thing out without hurting it.
Getting down upon his knees he reached
gently under the stone and drtw the cat
gently forth; then dropping her instantly
he clapped both hands to his nose aad
exclaimed: "Hoply mther! phat has she
been aitings" 1t was skunk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08

CHICKENS Of a new breed called ''Eclip.
tendean" are being introduced into this
country from abroad. Instead Of feathers
they are covered with fine hair like that Of
lap dogs, very white, soft and beautiful,
and have curious red ornaments on their
heads. The Wheeling Intelligencer Of a
late date describes couple which had
been brought to that place on the road to
Pittsburgh for some fowl fancier who had
imported them. .-..ga = j /
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-08
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

The Republican Representative Con.
ven ton which convened at Marseiles a
lew days ago. nominated JOHN F. HINKLE
Esq, Of Hardin county. as candidate
for Representative. for the district com.
posed Of Hardin and Wyandot Counties.
Mr.. H. is said TO be an excellent mar. .and
as his opponents rather "small potatoes" p"
We suppose be will have ian easy thing
Of it."