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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24
A Fifth Avenue Lady Buying Dsoks.
A correspondent Of the Newport .Nems

/
A correspondent Of the Newport Neps
tells the following anecdote.
| A certain New York lady, whom l
shall call Mrs *, recently had the good
luck to come into the possession Of
handsome fortune. No sooner had this
agreeable change ia her condition been
effected, that she Immediately bad "loud
CALI from the direction Of Fifth avenue,
and yielding to the tempter, prevailed up
on her husband TO abandon his calling
as parvcyor in provisions and fish, and
to purchase a residence in that aristocra.
tle nsighborhood. In due time her house
was furnished in style Of magnifcenoe
which Wed with "the very best" Keep
ing llsreyes open for every new improve.
ment she recently discovered that "it was
about the right thing" to have books and
desireus of being up with the fashion at
once ordered an elegant rosewood book
case and started out to purchase the ma,
terial wherewith it was to be filed.
Provided with a diagram illustrating
The dimensions Of the library-ths length,
breadth and heighth Of the shelves, and
so on--she called upon one Of our pub
fishers, and handing an astoni,hed clerk
the measure, told him she "wante ted the
pootisst books he'd got--them with red
backs, and to be sure and make them all
tit Tie h6rariuna." With this the lady
moved away as majestically as full
blown turkey cock under full sail. In
due time the books went, but such was
the novelty Of the order that, in exsrcis-
ing his taste, the clerk had selected some
a little too long, others too short; some
bound in Russia, some in Turkey, some
in calf; while the colors Of the collection
was as verrigated as the hues of the rain,
bow. This didn't suit, and day or two
brought the whole batch back, Mrs. X.
following close upon them, looking as stiff
as If she had been poured inte gorgeous
clothes, like a candle in state Of ique-
faction, and had them "set'
"l sent yer books back" said she.
"because told ye to make 'sm all of one
size and one color, and them amt no
more alike than parcel Of niger babies
is like white children"
"But madam" ysntured the cl.rk,
1--WE supposed there were some particular
works you would like to have"
"No!" said she with an emphasis as il
she was debating to her cook, RI don't
care what's in 'em, all ! want is books to |
ill them shelves that has got red backs,
and will look gcnteel in my new librar-
um."
There was no mistaking that order, and
his time the cred. backs went, and are
now adorning one Of our "homes
If art, taste and refinement" Think Of
t, ye shades Of Shakespeare, Burns, By
'on, Moore and brother worthless, your
brain bought by the square inchl But
such is life!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24
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will b. issued every Friday, at Upper S'n
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0DHE-E,M-
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24

EFA New York letter says Of the
Oviedo marriage: "It's all bosh abou,
Miss BIS selling herself. She was engaged
to the Don before her papa knew of their
acquaintance. She seems to have
been prudent young person, and by her
marriage to competency shows judg-
mept which misses are not often blessed
with.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24

AZ When Sir John scrope was absut
to charge with his troops at the famous
conflict Of Edgehill. atthe opening ball Of
the Parliamentary campaign with King
Charles l., he said to bis scrapegracs of
q son
'Jack, if I should be killed, lad you
will have enough to spend."
To which the witty rogue answered
"And, egad, father, il should be
killed, you would have enough to pay"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24

sGen. Ross, who, by the MoDEsTY of the F
F. V's, was allowed, with 800 men, to march
through their State and burn The city of W ash
ing ton, in 1914.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24

There is grocer in Pennsylvania,
who is said to be SO mean that he was
seen TO catch flea of his counter, hold
him up by his bind legs, and look into the
cracks Of his feet, to see if he hadn't
been stealing some Of his sugar.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24

AT "Charlie, my DEAR" said loving
mother to her hopeful son, just budding
into breschss. "OharIie, my dear, come
here and get some candy"
II guess won I mind itnow mother"
replied Charlie; "I'ye got in some tobac-
CO."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-24
From the Summit Beac on.
YANKEE DOODLE.

~N-A'.>sSA< DOOD1A1s
ny HENRY pooLEY.
John Brown went down to Harper's town =
And, all sum'd up in figures,
He took along dozen whites,
And half dozen niggers--
He stormed the mighty arsenal,
As Ross some years before did,
When through the Niger land he m marched
Like The John Brown Aforesaid
Yankee Doodle keep it up
1t is as clear as figures,
That Brown did whip the FF.V',
With half dozen nggers.
He,sent five men the country round
To gather in the gentry,
While he did guard the valorous Towr;
And over it stood sentry.
They gathered in valorous host
With a Washington Remark it!
But not the General, whosn bsnes
Have lately been in market
Yankee Doodle, 60.
Two days or more, he held the Town,
With its two thousand Poodles-
Till Uncle Sam sent soldiers down.
AS brave as Yankee doodles;
The F. F. VS. were then as brave
As Jack Cade with his men, sir,
And shouted loud, while the marines
Marched down in front of them, sir
Yankee Doodle. DC.
When Wise, the F. F. Governor,
Did watch the fray uncivil,
Declared his.men pack Of sheep,
And Brown very Devil
Buchanan, too, in awful fright.
Writhed as if on rack, sir,
Called out the troops in Washington,
Supposing Ross was back, sir
Yankee Doodle, &c.
The brave marines led OH the assault.
Like Mars they pealed the thuuder;-
And with ladder smashed the door,
A military wonder;--
Now, mid the sulphurous fire and smoke !.
The soldiers pulled the triggers '
AndJohn Brown fell, with many wounds
And almost all the nggers;
Yankee Doodle, &c.
Then hundreds of the +. F. VS.
Led on by the marines, sir
Did make as glorious an assault
As ever yet was seen, sir
Upon Old Ossawatamie,
Who fought so brave and neatly,
That had he had dozen more
He'd have whipped'thc whole completely:
Yankee Doodle, DC.
Now thrice three cheers for the r. F. VS.
The southern valorous host, sir,
Who stormed Old Ossawatamie Brown
Long will it be their boast, sir.
The land of hills--thc land of song
The land Of Washington, sirl
But now the land Of wo ,ley heads.
And feats of Old John Brown, sir;
Yankee Doodle, keep it up
1t is as clear as figures,
That Brown could whip ali F.F.V
With twelve men and FIVE niggers.
Seen. Ross, who, by the MoDEsTY of the F |
a. VS., was allowed, with 800 men, to march |
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LINE. we noticed sale early in the week of
5l75 bbls. Rockiand on private terms.
TALLow.-. Our quotations are 9sM1oc. ~ b for
Texas and City Rendered, and yesterday $50 bbls.
City Rendered were sold at the latter rate.
NAVAL sToREs. -. The receipts of Spirits Turnen.
tine have been more liberal, bat we noticed only
few sales at 52055sc b gallon. Rosn has beer in lair
demand at 81 40Gsl As for Common, 81 5oas1 TX for
No 2, and42 50@s5 % bbl for No. and Virgin. Din
Southern Oil Co.'s Navy Pitch has been retailing at
50 so % Dbl.
OILS. We quote Lard Oil at $4,000. % gallon,
with sales of so to Is bbs at that range and Cotton
Seed at 65@70c. for Crude, and 75@soc. % gallon
for small lots of Clarified. Southern Oil Co.'s Oils
are selling at 75c. for Machinery &c. tor Deck and
Paint, and zoe. % gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. .Attakapas have been selling on the
levee at range Of 13@1s1c. y b. for Dry Sailed
and Flint. We quote Mexican Flint at 2O@2lc. Il
ID. for Heavy and Light.
FREIGHTs. During the greater part Of the week
the market has been dull and the ruling rate for Cot
ton to fill up for LIVERPOOL has been ld but latterIy
there being but few vessels on the BERTH occasionally
some few lots have been shipped at 932d % H., and
two ships have been taken for that port at and
sled. Also one for Hayre at 91sc. Several ships
have been taken for European ports on private terms,
and about 600 bbs Flour shipped to Boston at the
reduced rate of 25@2Sc. ID Dbl.
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all intermediate landings on Ouachita and Black rver,
The passenger accommodations or the wc5,se -
class while her officers sre thebess Of GOOD ssllova
Rock City for Camdep--Low wsssr P.ck,s 81 ~.
exceedingly lightdraught, staunch and relnbe ps...
enger packet Rock City, Capt 5. B. Dickibscu. cos
mander, leaves punctuay and positively It ocicct
this evening for Camden and fntermediste h,din..
on the Ouachita.
Golden Age for Fort Adams-The SPLENDID snd
regular passenger packet Golden Age, Cspt. i. NJ.
Combs, commander, aud Mr.. J. A. Dunbar, clssk.
leaves at O'Clock this evening a. shove, making ID
Intermediate landings. The G. A. goes out in phcs
OF the steamer Bella Donna. i
| Ndshsik for Cumberland Rirer.-This lsyxe sud
excellent steamer is the regular packet for the Cum
Derland river this evening, leaving positively 1t
O'CLOCK. The Nashville is feet, and has 6be pass-
engef appointments. Her officers are thorough
seamooasmen, and have the entire confidence Of the
puone. :. y. n. Longworth, her obliging and gen.
| tlemanly clerk, still occupies the Office.
Reub White Tor Upper Red Riuer.-Tbis very
light draught packet Capt j. W, BovIes in car.
mand, with NJ. W. Y. surk IN tho ofes. leayss 8.
day at 5 P. N. for oil lsndinp On Uppsr Red liver.
Remember the Reub White to-day.
X. W. PosceH for Red Rspr-Thi. a. re.....
ger packet, Capt. j. II. Estes IN cospnssd VIII -
experienced and polite Mr. +. " Cells IL ~ oee
leaves to day at p NJ positively for ehrevepos snd
Intermediate landings. No boat could - rsnaered
more desirable to travel on than The owesev ~
officers of this fine packet have made hsY. EVER
conceivable comfort is to be found upon beE md -
sengers receive the most courteous attention.
Naichez for Vieksburs-The splendid, ~ q. 3.
man passenger packet Natchez, Capt I. 2. Lestbess,
again a. The landing receiving for Vicksbufg ~
way landings, and viii leave - usual 70 Tie mnstes
| O'Clock.
Inc Natchez and her oficen have reaped sreat
reputation and We hope they may reap great fortusss.
Inc travelling and shipping public owe The steamer
Natchez and her Officers great deal They are IN.
debted to this steamer to the full anaount of fheir
confidence and patronage on her days 81 lyiDg post
NO boat has been mora regular nd texe never Wnss
boat better lifted for the trade In which ~ runs a.
passenger steamer the Natchez has aA0as
either for speed accommodation or aaie4y Hex cabin
is large elegant, and furnished and appointed u ~
very first class style. Capt 7. P. Leatben dfrscss
anairs on the ROOT, and Messrs Sherman and Gfates
superinten IN the otice.
ArAansd,0 for Aykansas RiUer-The popular
packet Arkansaw, Capt Jas. n. Bennett, With Mr. B.
F. Perry in the ofce i receiving cargo and win leave
port to day a. Z. u. Tor Arkansas river.
Europa Jor tThns Htcer>-Today, At P. H., tho
regular packet Europa, Capt Thos Z. Bailey, With
ME- X N. Gobes IN the ONCE, will leave for al land
ings on White river Passengers and shippers should
bear IN mind that the Europa will leave ct r. n.
to day.
Baltic for LouisUitle-Ths new, swim and splen-
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Inc Exchange market was rather quiet to-day.
The counter rate for checks on New York was par,
Outside rates for good sight drafts lie, }3I6 dis:
five days sight dis; thirty days no demand, and
rates nominal; sixty days sight choice and good l.
@la to IL, 1S@l3 dis. Neither the inside nor out
side figures, though sales are made at them can he
considered quotable.
In foreign there were few transactions. We quote
clear Sterling 1904, lo94@lO9s- Investment rates.
Remittance rates higher. Document bills lQsstalO9.
There were some transactions at the latter fpure
Francs taken in moderate sums at 5l3sM5lO-es-
IRENE rates outside of bank 5ls3@51 10 on Paris d.
rect
There are some transactions on other cities. Ion.
don and Paris do not monopolize all the trade of Nom
Orleans Sales on Bremen in round sums have heen
made at 7sa@7st y rix dollar, and small sums at "a
@79a There were some sales on Hamburg vesterday
at 81 % Marc Banco, for frst-cass signatures which
was rather high compared to New York rates.
There have been increased offerings of uncurrent
BANK notes during the week, and corresponding de-
mand has attended the counter movements with the
brokers. Transient citizens are departing daily and
they prefer to take along the issues of the banks of
their several locations, that there is no accumula
ton of distant bank notes.
III american silver coin there have been very
limited transactions. Last year at this time one or
two of our brokers buying and selling 800 OoO
of this article per week. At this time the transac
lions do not exceed one-fifth of that amount The
reduction in the price of silver at the Branch Mint
precludes any Mexican or foreign coin from being
offered as it pays better to ship to New York where
it is sold for shipment to Europe. The demand for
silver for China still continues in London The shin
ments for the last month reached SIS 900 .O0O The
present distracted state of Mexico prevents the usual
supplies from the mines there. There is, however, n
good supply of American silver coin in the country
but increasing business will require all that can he
coined this season, we think there will he no com,
plants of the dross becoming drug for the present
Land warrants have deprecated slightly. The de-
mand is very slack all over the country The season
for location being oyer, the inquiry will be limited,
There have been very few receipts of coin or bull.
lion this week. Doubloons have declined. as will an
pear by our quotations.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
money being the rates of John Wood, cor
ner of Camp and Common streets:
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There are transactions every day on what we term
the tonsorial order, at the rate of l. l}@14 get per
month. These rates exist in all periods of flush
times.
Stocks of banks are well maintained. Though there
were no large transactions to-day we have to note
great degree of rmness in all kinds. The only sales
we heard of to-day were 100 shares of Bank of New
Orleans at 1861; 10 shares Louisiana State Bank at
III; so shares Bank of America at $l25-a further
advance, and 60 shares Merchants Bank at los.
There have been very few transactions in bonds.
The most important was sale of Opelousas Railroad
first Mortgage Bonds bearing yet. 70 annum in
terest at s3@s33.
The following are the values of shares and bonds
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8tbitbo If TIE HlarAets for past JNeeA.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No 70 Camp street, ,

CRESCENT OFFICE. No 70 Camp street
Saturday, April 80. 1852
With some falling off in the supplies business in
our general market continues of a moderate cha1ac.
ter Cotton has been heavy again during the past
week, and prices have tended more in favor of buy.
ers, while Tobacco and Sugar and Molasses have met
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ChidEen three old under thfee
md up to twelve old half price, all twelve years DID,
fnlfase. -'
Family tickets IN packages q twenyhy be had the
once Of the Master OF Transportation Merchants
HES reside the line Of the road pack
ages Of twenty i've for their personal reduced
The Company prepared forward Pack
ages Of all kinds to place with which they have
Hon. receiving from delivering at the domei OF patrons
T. 8. WILLIAMS
t124 II MAttrr OF
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EQ9 81 ~ S MsSSS aEh4A s6R4sHks

and after January l. 1852 Passenger Trains will leave
New Orleans twice daily Ut 73O A. ~ $50 r. M arrv.
ing at Canton at $50 p. N. and 6s8 A. M.
Returning, will leave Canton At 7s0 A. NJ and $50 p M
arriving ut New Orleans al $50 r. M and $50 A. II.
ll0PM.
Freight must be at the Depot by p NJ on the day
previous to the departure Of the train otherwise will
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CATTLE nARKHr,

JEFFERSON CITY April %, 1859,
The market scarcely varied. Sheep continued
scarce with fair supply Of the other descriptions Of
stock, at our quotations, viz:
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Neh 0rltans Bully Gtesttnt.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 80, 1859.
Ysh 0rIsans AlOutg Nlarktt.
CRESCENT y OFFICE, No. 70 Camp str

y
Friday Evening" April 70, 1859.
The Money and Paper market moved along quietly.
The calls for discounts at the various banks were mo-
derate. Most of the banks have as much paper of.
fered as they want and have the privilege Of making
daily many refusals. OF first-class paper there is
very little offering, either in bank or out of bank.
Outside Of firstclass and good commercial paper,
rates of interest range from l2@15 5ect. There is
good demand for selected mortgage securities Hold
ers of money however are very free in their inaui-
res about overlows and water. In some locations it
must be acknowledged, there is free supply of the
element, and some paper is no doubt well delineated
the charts of capitalists. The same features at
tended paper last year from the overowed districts,
yet there alteng in its liquidation, and the
opinion prevails that the country will not this
suffer very little more from inundation than it did
last year. The banks of the Mississippi river have
been overfowed before, and they may every coming
year be subject to the same contingencies.
The following are the rates at which paper could
be placed to-day:
First class 9@l2 months paper............7 as pct.
Good g0gl2 months. act.
OF short date there is very little offering.
Cool names maturing from LIST November
First-eass mortgages, l2a2 non,hs.....7 as scs.
Second and third ass mortgages. 9 Ml2 Act,
Good country paper, payable In the city.9 @I0 Pet.
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OUc DE MoNTEBELLo CHAMPAGsEs.

The undersigned. SOLE AGENTS for the shove superior
WI MES,
beg leave inform the Trade and public generally that
they keep supply constantly hand prepared at
all times to receive orders.
R. MCDOWELL L CO.,
mi I'm No. 90 Gravier street
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TOBACCO. There has been fair demand again
during the past week, but with reduced stock on
sale the business has been comparatively moderate.
The sales have amounted to about 100 hhds., of
which Is Lugs at Sic, at ST. % at 6t 80 Admitted
and Refused at 50, q at a. % at So at g. % at 81
II at g. IA at 3d. 20 at o. 81 at &c., and the residue
on private terms For most qualities the market has
been firm at our last quotations which are az follows
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E@ EalEas5 s5s......"..................Is
-. ssG2zz @-H2kXEEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Z PTeNB,
Office In the Railroad Building, Camp opposite
yee SQUARED will deliver in part Of the city such Bag
gage, Packages Specie, Bank Notes. Jewery etc.
y the AaIrosd otherwise may be entrusted to their
charge or forward the with and dispatch
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving them
individuals. =
On approaching New Orleans the Baggage Master will go
through the Train and the address Of sl
persons wishing their Baggage their residence
Company will be responsible for all articles placed
in Charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES. IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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sourHARs ADvEKT SING

Having by purchase succeeded the control OF the hns
ness OF Doris Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
II will bs continued BY tie niersgned by ana with The cor
enIrenee Of our publishing principals.
\. B. srRAwBRIpGE L co.
Rs-faice, l21s Commercial Place.
New Orleans, December &c, 1855 III aas III
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RONED TURKEY AND DoBEs-

The undersigned having made all the necessary
meuts informs the public that he to All orders Of
all kinds for Refreshments for BALLS sOIREEs or Pic.
MICS and families all times be with BONED
TURKEYS. FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS DoBEs
GALLArINEs etc., etc., all hours go. up in the best
styles r. A. HOWARD, la
Successor to Geo. Beard,)
No. 1877 Camp street, e
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T OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS

oFFIcE-south corner of Camp and Natchez streets
Amount of Premiums for ending February
Net earned Profits for The year e 81 q
Assets on the 18th February, 1859 9g7 NJ %
The Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend of SIXTY PER
CENT utter paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates Of Scrip of the years 1856 1857
Interest and redeemabe scrps payable in cah
| the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT aud the certificates
Of scrip for the ending February 1859 issued On
and after the LIST June, 1859
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
ms " H. T. JANyIER.asecretary.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COupANY
- OF NEW ORLEANS. es
o1rIcE-No. 70 CAMr srRxzr
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending sist De-
eemoer 1855. s669z25 81
December, =
ssfp ps Il II isss
and scts payable cash
~ =. 0's'', &IExASbER BROTHER, President
ya6 en- JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary,
CLOSING OF GRAND DISTRIBUTION
XTRAoRD1NARY INDucEMENTst
Mr.. JAMES p. JUDsON
OF 81 Camp street, respectfully informs the public that being
determined to close his grand distribution IN few days.
unprecedented inducements by the addition large number
OF ELEGANT EsENTs,
his rich stock only be seen to be admire
all of which will be disposed of as follows:
His elegant stock of presents varying in value from
FIFTY CENTS
10
One Hun d r e nd Fifty Dollars:
Comprising
DINNER, TEA BREAKFAST AND TETE-A-TETE SETS,
VASES CoLoGNEs, CARD BAsAErs. FIG
URED WRISTBANDS, BOHEMIAN GILT
AND ENGRAVED ECANTEas,
CIGAR HOLDERS, JEWEL
STANDS, sPITrooNS,
TOILET SETS,
Etc, ETC..
all numbered Duplicate numbers enveloped ard
placed case every purchaser of rich cup
saucer for TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS once
envelop from the case and the sTtics
corresponding with enyeop selected
is AT given them.
No. Remember his place is ~ CAMP STREET
p9-Ladies especially invited call examine the goods
40 I'm a-.5
NOTICE. NOTICE.
The undersigned has disposed all his right title and inter
est in the business known as "noRR's SOUTHERN AD-
vERTIsING. AND COLLECTING AGENCYn,o the erm Of
tore. W nnpp
New Orleans, December IL, 1855
SO L II e RN ADVE RTIsING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
bAvng by purchase succeeded to the sole bust
ness of Derrs Southern Advertising Collecting agvucy
1t will ds continued by tie niersgned- sat with The cor.
eniIenee OF our publishing principals
A B. sfRAwBRIpGE L co,
RS- q dce. lots Commercial Place
New Orleans, December 60 1858. s5s aaz1