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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-10
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Shall be. and hereby Is made guido and di-
rection obligatory upon the Commissioners Of
the sinking fund for the time being, in the dis
charge Of their official duties.
Sec. 8. An or ahypprtion Of such certificates
Of tho funded debt Of the State 50 tobe renewed
a. herein described, may be made and issued
with the principal and interest payable at the
Treasury of the State at the seat Of government,
or at the ofios Of the agency Of the State IN the
oity of New York, and at no other place what
ever. And all certificates Of the funded debt SO
issued as domestic debt, the principal and in
tsrest Of which is made payable atthe Treasury
Of the State, shall be issued payable to the party
or.partiss taking the san Z, Ais her, Or their or
der, as the case may be- Z
Sec. 4. The interest on oil the certificates OF
the funded debt Of the Sfate, 80 to be issued as
a domestic debt. til renew any portion Of the
funded debt OF the StRte coming, payable as a.
foresaid shall be made ipayabls semi annually,
(exery six months1 1h, the first doy of Feb, and
on the first day Of August IN each year, from
the tins Of their being issued. Aid the interest
on slithe certifcates Of the funded debt of the
State 50 to be issued % foreign. debt, to re-
new nny portion Of the funded debt of the State
coming payable as aforesaid, shall be made pay
abiy semi-annually, l(every six Cmonths) on the
first day Of January and on the, first day of Ju'
ly in each year from the time Of their being is
sued. And no certificate Of said funded debt 20
issued as foreign debt theprincipal and inter
at Of which shnll BE- made payable in the city
of New York, shall be issued IF less denomi'
cation or amount than one Thousand dollars, mol
for any fractional part of, one thousand dollar.
above that SUM; but certi6cates Of the funded
debt SO renewed, the principal and interest o
which is made payable At the Treasury Of TN
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-10
mo. 1911
AN ACT

|
To authorize the Commissi ners Of Warren
county. Ohio. to purchase q certain Bridge
therein named.
Section l. Be it enatced by the General As
cembly of the State Of Ohio, That the COM
misSioners of Warren county, arc hereby eu-
thorzed, if they deem it right and proper, TO-
purch Sc the toll bridge belonging TO the Gin
cnnati, Montgomery, Ho kinsville, Rechester
and Cl rksville macadamized turnpike com
pany which crosses the Little Miami river at
roster's Guessing. in said county, SO that the
same shall thereafter lie county bridge.
Sec. 9. This act shall be in force from and
ter its passage. 89 81 9t
WILLIAM B, WOODS, 81
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER, ht
President Of the Senate.
April 2. 1859. ss6.ab
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-10
AN ACT


No. 1871 AN ACT
To prescribe tho duties or Judges Of Eieo-
tons in certain cases, and preserve the Purity
Of Elections.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, That the Judge
or Judges of any election held under the
authority of any of the laws of this State,
shall reject the vote of any person offering to
vote at Such elections. and claiming tn he =
white male citizen Of he United States,
whenever it shall appear To such judge OF
Judges that he person so Offering to vote has
Il distinct aud visible admixture Of African
biol.
sec. 2. Any Judge or Judges Of any such
election, who shall receive the vote OF any
person when such person ha, distinct and
visible admixture Of African blood. shall, on
nviction thereof I've fined in any snm not
exceeding five hundred dol RS. nor less than
one hundred dollars, aud imprisoned in the
county Jail of the proper county not more
than six months. nor less then one month.
Sec. 2. Amy person who shall p rocure, aid. Z.
assist counsel or advise another to give his
vote to any such election, when suc' ther
person has distinct and visible admixtref
| Of African blood. shall o n onvic tion thereo
be fine in any sum not exc. eling Ave hun.
dred dollars. nor less than Fl fly dollars. and
be imprisoned in the county Jail OF the proper
county not more than six M onths, nor loss
| than one month.
Sec 4. All prosccutions under this act
shall be by indictment in the Court. Of com.
mon Pleas of the proper county. aud it shall
he the duty of the Ju gss of the court Own
mon Pleas to give this act specially in charge
TO the Grand Jury at each term of the Court.
Sec S. This act shall take effect from
and afteritc passage lal
WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker Of the House Of R"nr"sentatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
wlu President OF the Senate,
April e. 1859.
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tions thereof come payable by the State to wit;
OF the foreign debt, the principal and interest
of which is payable in the City Of New York.
1st Six millions four hundred
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-10
mo. l641 AN ACT

April Q, 1859.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-10
No 1907 +. AN ACT

In Relation to public Records.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Ohio, that it shall be the
the duty of the County Commissioners OF any
County to cause any public records OF said Coun-
ty to be indexed or transcribed whenever the
public interest shall require the same to be DONE
or when the same may be necessary to facilitate
the business appertaining to the office to when
such records belong and to pay in compensation
to the persons employed for the same, any price,
not exceeding five cents case for lndexing' anu
ten cents for every hundred words for transcrlo-
ing. And all contracts heretofore made ny me
County Commissioners of any County Tor suoh
indexing or transcribing are hereby connrme9
and declared valid; such compensation TO 90 paia
out of the County Treasury, upon the ofaer %
tho County Commissioners and the order oil 'he
County Auditor. a...r.9
SEC. 2. This act shall be in force from and al
ter its passage. aonc
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate
April 2, 1889 Hs
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To provide for the Payment of Indebtedness
Of Townships, incurred for the support of the
Poor
Section l. Re it enacted by the General AS
sembl, Of the State of Uhio. That the Trus-
lee. Of Townships be and are hereby authar
lied to levy annually, any sum not exceeding
three mllls on the dollar valuation, Ia add
ton to the Levels now authorized by law, lor
the township for the support OF the poor.
Sec. 9. This Act shall take effect and oe
in force from and after its passage,
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,.
MARTIN WEIKER, Az
President Of the Senate.
April 9, 1853.
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tions thereof come payable by the State to witt
OF the foreign debt, the principal and interest
of which is payable in the City Of New York.
1st. Six millions, four hundred
thirteen thousand, three hun
dred twenty-five dollars and
twenty-seven cents, bear
ing interest the rate Of six
per cent. per annum, coming
payable at the pleasure OF the
State, after the Slst DAY of De-
cember 1860. ...........S0, ,4l8, oZo ~
I'd. One million and twenty-five
thousand dollars bearing inter- ....
est at the rate of five per cent.
per annum, coming payable at
the pleasure of the State, af-
ter the 3lst day of December,
1860 ..... ...". VLo,Voo w
Sd. Two millions, one hundred
eighty-three thousand five
hundred thirty dollars and
ninety-three cents, bearing in
terest at the rate of six per
cent. per annum, coming pay
able, at the pleasure OF the
State, after the Slst day of De-
ccmber 1S70..... ...Z loo,ool 10
4th. One milion six hundred
thousand dollars, bearing in
terest at the rate of six per
cent. per annum coming pay
able, at the pleasure of the
State after the 9lst day of De-
cember 1875 100000 90
9th. Two millions four hundred
thousand dollars beariI 6 inter-
est ut the rate of six per cent.
per annum, coming payable
at the pleasure of the State,
af'er the 3lst day of December
1886 ...Z, fuUuou w
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16

yCNv "a
Tho general House furn'"h'ns
~ Of P1PEh& ~. nne sSSo1''
"'ent or goods consisting In part OF "'F'"%
ELEGANT PLATED WARE, -.- -
TsAsErs, CAsrons. Cam BAsHErsI ny
CASDAEsTiUks, CANE BASKETS, -
TAsLE, DnkRT, and TIA SPOONS. co.
49,. =" - Forks, .
fnsa anu r.E kNivEs' %
VI - eovr ana GkAvY LApaHs, =
- EALf Inc MUSTARD MOONS, 60
- ALL O.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16

BY the undersigned, three mortgage notes, Al,
dated ian. llth.. 1889, t.r the sum Of four hundred
and TWENTY six dollars and saixty-six two-third cents
1@4e6 OK each, and. payable - lst March Of the
years 1860, 1851, and 1861. bearing interest from
maturity till paid. Signed by VIM. E. Eckles, paya-
Die to the order ofaId sndoreed by John [. Lobdell.
- The public - hereby, warned against trading
tor same, = payment has bssn stopped. The finder
will Be literally rewarded by returning them to n. v.
Pope, at Court House Of this parish. q % thu editor
Of this paper. i sEgs4
H 1ExuH r. DAY. :
West Baton Rouge, April "a, 1855.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
1890 Rewardl"

DUNAWAY NEGROES, DAVE and OSCAR DA<B
N lett my plantation abont the 1st ofsept4rnber-
is a man about As years old-dark grille color-nearly
six feet high-grum and clumsy -looking-scar on the
face. on the left side, l think-small fingers on the
left hand, slightly ldeformed-bead and whisksrs
slightly grey-we,ghs about 1856 poun Is. OscAxle
Wccd6eld, on the Baton Rouge Crosse RTete Rail.
olt-alpost perfect blnck-full six feet hskt-vell-
made-valks with his toes a little out--carTies him
self wcll-and IL very smart-falr countenAnce, with
rather small eyes-wcighs about lis pounds-took
with h:r1 when he left, nblack carpet-bng, two hick~
DRY sh,rt1. two pair cotton pants, one striped and the
other white. Also a double barrel1ed shot gun, x
extended brt.ech plate on account Ola fracture in The
stock. These boys are supposed ~ have gotten to:
ge.her. Will pay tor the deliveryo u 0scAR at my rea's.
dence in west Baton Rouge, 375.%nnd for DAVE $780,
And for tile apprehension and@condnement in any
safe Jail, $50 for OSCAR, and $50 for Dave.
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS.
oct 16tf. West Baton. Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
IMPORTATION.

- On hand . complete N. ortment Of French and
English Goods, such As RODGERS 4 wastenholme,.
pocket and table cutlery, I aaies' Scissors, Tayiors
iess snsars LAmp, button hole and BARRIERS, Shears.
spear T. Jacks0n's Rip and PANEL saws, Eley's Per
easston, flanded and Central Fire Caps, Genuine
ifenchC Z. D.. Caps, French Double Col: Lick. I to
inches, Monte Criato Rides and Pistols, Just opened
~ 1--WE Fqs lARGUER Il LANOuE,s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
MecKLEHs sL1vERY srApLn. ~.

~ ssaes.tsasd resp osfally Informs travellers and
shat he has just r@tusaeal from 81. I,on..lsed iii
nseAa Rouge, ~ A6r1as,1v ss---a-. - !. 49, 8. .U'' 3 go :
a. H . gratis ii Or 10 ratrn.ar. h,.h..4.*..4.-s.a
AiaraaA 10 hoPess W stect eftent;on ~ n. 49, =
~ ,aosaes lsst y by eAasge, = ven d a~ttsntion Is
Alyssse.sss ssassAlly,, toIscsivs 10 esaasred sun.
iD0tef tAs p0bie. 49, - - 80 NJ
esv.S00 r. ncKIEx. i
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
ROUGE, CROSSE EVE T.

ID opELoUsAs RAILROAD NEW ARRANGE
MENTs,-OD and after Tuesday Sept, 1st4 the cars
will lea We Bayou. Crosse Tete daily, atsK O'Clock, am
and returning; leave the river at4 p. m
The steam. ferry boat Sunny South will make
three trips z day to the terminus ct 1re road. viz
Leaves Baton Rouge at. An
" q " =" .. s..1 r. NJ:
EFAIlfreight for the evening train must be. shippedfhy
i p. M, that trip being made exclusivclyfor freight. :
Though tickets and excursion tickets for sale on
e.. 70 " South C. FAVROT, Conductor. >.
i q passenger train will leave he river terminus
every Thursday, ut - M and returning leave Rose
dale Ut 2,p M. =" ~ August 26th, 1858.
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GREAT REPUBLIC
Monthly. ="

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next. so as to be in season to command the
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
India Rubber Betting.

E00 FEET IN STORE, ola, 6, 8, 9 and 10 inch
wv 3 and l ply. I can furnish any SIZE belt
ing at short notice, from l inch 9 ply, to 2oincl' s ply
This betting is manufactured under Goodyear's-pat
emit and ia superior to leather for the following rea.
sons: It has a perfectly smooth and even surfacet
It seldom requires tightening more than once. l
will always run straight, ana with n perfect bearing
IN the p~ulleys. 1t is stronger and more durrblc that
leather: 1t can be constantly run In wet places, or
exposed to the weather, with out injury, and all wide
betting. at cost Of one third less than 3eathiy.
Aug29.+ A. BRADFORD.
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DIR. j.. @. AVER e. co.
0
LOWELL, MASS.
PAIGE ON DoLLAR BOTTLE.
Cherry Pectora]

has won for itself such = renown for the cure Of
svery variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
It TO- entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of it. virtues. wherever it has been em-
ployed. g.As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
Il ever has been, and that it may be relied On to
do fS their relief al it has ever been found 10 do.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

eoe ~ 1xE ygRsoses Of 4 puaaA1ltF 5afpsciAE.
s4sas-a For. cosr1vsNsss; al r,
F~oza1H1scUKs o. DrsrEPsrA;
~ Fol JAuNDlcE
"7@ For TH1s4 Cum Or IrDIa1sr1oM;
FoR HEADACHE; q
~ =o foR n CuRn OF DssExrRar;
= FoA 4 -Four, STOMACH;
Jill *FoR THE Cum Of EnYs1P1IAs;
.@'LLaR5sl~ F o P1LHs;s I
FoR rHB CuRB oFeScRoYuLA;
FoR ALL ScRo1uLous CofP1AM1s;
FoR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM; ...
= For DIsEAsEs or THE SKIG; = 49,
Foa ri CURE or LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoE DRors1;
Foa 7Hs Cum or s1sr1Ea, s1unoas AID SALT
i''8 ~ I Fon WoRxs; +:
FoR THE CURE OF Goufj#
--''z For A DINNER P11L C.
For THE TCuRE OF NsuRALon
For PURIFYING H BLooD.
They are sugar-coated, 20 that ths most sersi-
tive can take them pleasantly, nd=@being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from thsiz use Il any
quantity. ANN
1riss IS esnts per Dox !; six Doxss for 9loo.,ss
orsatnumbers Of Clergymsn,P Physicians, States.
Name, %, q e. sta,n &. , ,Ps..aaiSs u ,esss ,asn # t ahs...
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur.
nishgrats orr AMERICAN Almanac in which they
ere given; with also full description Of the above
complaints, and the eatment th1e should be fol-
owe loe their cure. s*aSs 1921. 5#
Do not Be put Of ~ u~nprinctpled dealers With
ether preparations they make more profit on.
Demand A18a's, and take no others. The sick
want the bsst aid there il for them, and they should
have Il; .H5 = %s@@EzE-.
Aowz:Ramedias ars tbr sale b.
#S#@aED MAnDgDvt,t baton: Rouge. 4
HIT WADDILL,, veg =" = , -
l.. H. TRUDEAU, Waterloo. ~
and all respectable Druggists everywhere.
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TkTHEN you want . shot gun call and examine our
w large stock before proceeding elsewhere
S2s@ @5S MONTAN d MATT4., \
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lttorneys& Councillors at Law.
VTIIIL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION in the Far:
w ishes Of East and West Baton Rouge. lberville,,
Point Coupee and West Feliciana. Also in the Su-
preme Court Of Louisiana, and the United States is
trict, and Circuit Courts, at New Orleans.
Apl3'58tf
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Now In store. u
~ bbls bi-su1phAte Of Lime #s
~ 20 bbls Polar whale oil, .clsay, H.
s .t Castor oil, 49, -
40 "*Iinseed OIL
1000 Tbs White Lead.
10 dozen Champagne. * -
20 = Cla rot, Fs#f
5000 choice brands Havana5 cigars, sS#
" 10000 German cigars,
x- 50 casks Scotch Ale,
/ ~ y bbla BlueSiick Warsr, @
!" choice Peach Whisky
] 2 - Monongahela. do. -
rs different kinds Of French Brandy II
different prices, 4
r 80 dozen Barnum's F1ufa Lamps,
40 rsaMa Wrapping paper,
boxea Chinese Flre-crakers.
sNsAll the above articles are offered ut New Orleans
tcss, either for enshaor on credit
= Ed q :aEL,D Druggist.
.sNIeW G4OOSts- II
Just received, snne splendid 3 aw. ~ = j
Mahogany Sofas, s@s4 IA .GH7
do So Tete A Tetea.V y
DO Rocking Chairs,
DO = Easy Chairs
.SKarchl2 ~ PIPER / BRADFORD. :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-04-16

~.0~ubroca,
% ESPECTFULEY oferk his services to the people
1t:,West Baton Rouge as regularly cor 'missione
PARISH SURVEYOR. Mr. n, can always be
found at the residence of his father, about one mil
above the Ferry Landing. Orders for surveying pune
ually attended to:S - =
Dec shit 90.
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A1NaJ So 80 M8@a@$8&@ ~ 0tsM. -
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pages. We would also announce that we
shall add to our list Of contributors the names
Of other distinguished authors, so soon as sat
i~sfactory arrangements can be completed.
Eacn number will contain an original piece
OF music, composed expressly for this work.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DIN l Ny $50
DR. I. FAY. ha*re opened his office
~ with new materials, improved instruments, and
with all ofthe new Improvements in the profession,
Offering more perfect work At prices to suit the con-
senience If all ~
Ts.in.. ccommod4tbry-Omce At hihresidence ls-
aye+'e str vet, Baton Rouge. 5ss -
sept 26tf - a &z%. vt l.~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-05-12
Fire at Ptitsbnigh--Loss 100000.

The Pittsburgh wharf was the sopne OF
an extensive and disastrous steam boat con /.
hagralion last Saturday noon. Ten boats
AL stern wheelers-- were destroyed, to-
gether with quantity Of freight stored on
board aud along tho Ievses The Ere origi
nasadon the Henry Graf, and soon sprss /
to the Belmont. Jennie Gray, Counoil il
Bluff, Potomac. James Wood. Jos. Ii,
Conn. Pamela, Cremons. ard Commerce,
all being burned ina few Minutes. II
The South American, and Economy
were both loaded, principally with Eas-
torn freight dry goods. 40. Fortunately
the former bad steam, aud pulled the Ecoo
omy and several other steamers out from
the lsvee, thus saving the balance of the
feet in port--over thirty in number =
High wind prevailing and The heat being
inleuse, fears were entertained for the safe.
" OF the warehouses and stores b. rlering
along Water street,