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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot County, SIS:

Pursuant to the command of an execution
writ from the Court of Common Pleas, in and
for the county Of Wyandot, to me directed,
shall expose to public sale. at the Residence
of +, cGlaughlin in Salem Township, Wy.
andot County, Ohio on the 23d day of June
a. d, 1860, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock, p. m Of said day. the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: One black
Mare. To be sold as the property E. Nc.
Glaughlin. at the suit of @. Y. Pierson. Terms
of sale cash.
JAMES CULBERTsoN. ir
May 81, '60-Pf$3 Sheriff.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

Esg' Yellow Fever has already appear.
ed at New Orleans. The fact is said to
concealed from fear of injury to the busi>
ness the city. but the people are already
leaving the city for some healthy local.
ties.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

WThe Bucyrus people are making
extensive preparations for the celebration
Of the 4th Of July. AS usual, we presume,
no effort will be made to get up cele-
bration in Upper Sand usky.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

Ry- Get ready for the Mass Meeting at
Marselles on the glorious Fourth Of July
Let us have good .ime-the anniversa-
nv of the Declaration Of American In.
dependence could not be more appropri-
.ately celebrated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

EgThe District Court is in session in
this place this week. Judge Gholson, Of
the Supreme Court, assisted by Judges
Plants anl Seney, Of the Common Pleas,
presiding. Mr.. Gholson will make very
popular and efficient Judge.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

Acting upon the call Of the County
Central Committee, a goodly number Of
the opponents Of the present corrupt Dem
ocratic party, met at the Court House to
appoint delegates to the State Conven-
ton.
The meeting was called 10 order by
appointing SHELDON BEEBE to the Chair,
and JAMES K. AeNEw, Secretary.
A resolution was passed appointing a
committee Of seven to suggest names for
delegates to Columbus, when the follow
ing gentlemen were named as said COM
mittee:
S. H. Hunt, Crane township; Dr.. Ches-
ney, Msrseilles; Samuel Bachtel. Antrim;
D. Fishel, Tymochtee; Jas. Wilson, Pitt;
L, X. Sherman, Ridge; Charles Rowse,
Salem; J. M. Peeso, Sycamore; NJ. B.
Case. Eden.
The Committee reported the following
names as delegates to attend said State
Convention.
Judge G. W. Leith, Eden; Col. W. T.
Wilson, Crane; ]. X. Agnew, Antrim;
S. NJ. White, Marseilles.
ALTERNArEs.-Col. NH. Kirby, Dr.S.
w. Holmes, David Harpster, DR.. J. S.
Darrah.
The following resolution was offered
and passed by the Convention.
Resolved, That, if any Republicans
should be in Columbus at the time of the
State Convention, the elected delegates be
requested to invite them to participate in
the proceedings Of said Convention.
There being no further business, on
motion. the Convention adjourned.
SHELDON BEEBE, Pres.
]. K. AGNEW, Sec.
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Gg- A man in Indiana got q divorce
from his wife. and she became charge
upon the county. He then got the keep
ing of her, and was paid by the county
for taking care of her as a pauper.
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Mrs. WinSIOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician,
has Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing by softening the gums, reducing all infam-
maton-will allay all pain, and is sure to reg
ulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers,
a will give rest to yourselves, and relieI and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all
cases. See advertisement in another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

wWe are glad 70 be able to an
noupce that our friend, CURTIS BERRY, Jr.
is again able to be about, and that he is
rapidly regaining his usual vigor and
strength.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

EW Small lots Of wool are coming in
to this market now. "Gassie Hunt" is
buying, we believe, and paying good, hon
est Lincoln prices. .....
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Eg'The japanese have been out shop
ping in Washington. One of them bought
for forty dollars fohay or watch worth
five. Crook see!" he exclaimed, "To,
kay no good. No wurthurdam, doctor,
be say" -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

Eg Friends of Lincoln don't fail to so
to Maxwell's store and enroll yourselves
as members Of the Wide Awake Club
We want you all to "enlist."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14

Ey Sheriff Culbertson received anoth-
er insane gentleman at his ''hotel' on last
Tuesday. Religion is alleged as the cause
Of his insanity.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-06-14
Corn Wanted!

Corn Wanted!
We will be obliged to any Of our pat
rons who will furnish us with few bush.
els of old corn on account.
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NJ arried.

Near Nevada, on the 24th ult., by the
Rev. N. B. G. Love, Mr.. JAMES S. Cook,
to Miss JANE GREGG, both of Nevada,
Wyandot Co.. o.
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REDUCTION in PRICE!
Campaign Pioneer

NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE! !!
Fro n and after this week, we will send the
wYANDoT PIONEER until the 9Th of No.
vember next. for the low price Of Fifty Gents.
Payment in all cases to be made at the time
of subscribing.
Every person getting up aclub of ten sub
scrbers, with S., shall receive copy gratis,
Names and money can be sent by mail, Ad-
dress W, T. WILSON.
Upper sandusky, Ohio, May, 25, 1860.
H The editor was appointed dele
gate 10 the Columbus State Convention,
and is absent attending 10 his duties in
that capacity. Excuse errors.
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IF you want Rouches, Childrens' Flats, Hats
i and Bonnets, Dress caps, Head Dresses,
Call at the New ] ork Cash Store.
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A Splendid Lot of

STONE WARE at Ashbrook d McFee's, at
Wholesale and Retail. Country dealers will
9 we'll te give then q call. May $50
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot County, IS.
Pursuant to the command of a Sd Pluri. Vendi
Ex. form the Court of Common Pleas, in and for
the county of Wayndot,to me directed, i shall
expose to public sale, at the door of the Court
House. in Upper Sandusky, on the 10th day
of June a. d., 1860, between the hours Of
10 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, p. M, of said
day, the following described property, to wit:
In Lots Nos. 9, 5, and 76 in the town of Mar
seilles, Wyandot county, Ohio.
Lot No. 2 Appraised at............$s0.00
......... 96;6655
" 76 ............l .l58. .3315
To be sold as the property of Long & Ken.
nedy at the suit of NJ. B. Bowler, for the use
w. S. Potter. Terms of sale, cash.
JAMES CULBERTSON, jr.
May 8, '6O.- So. Sheriff.
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Road View.


NOTICE is hereby given that there will be o
l Y road view on the following described road
proposed to be established, to wit: commencing
at point where the county road leading from
the base line south, crosses the line of section
no. six (6),and seven(7)in township no. one(I)
south range no. thirteen Gay east, running
thence west on sad line to the old county line
thence South on said line to the south east
corner of section no. one H. in township one
~ south range no. twelve I2) east. thence
west along said section line 70 ntersect coun-
ty road near the old stone sch, ol house in said
township there to terminate. The viewers will
meet at the place of beginning on the 9Th day
of August, 1860. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the
purpose of making said view. June7.
A SHBRooK has nice Pruues
IA and Raisins.
MICE assortmant of China ware at
~ ASHBROOK'S,
'GooD cheap baking molasses and svrup
0at AshbrooE's
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prei ancc uf the above comp is at this season
las The effect Of bringing out host OF professedy
new spcc tcs: and while some few may he good.
mau, sre useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent DISAPPOINTMENT. the best course to pursue
is - consult sonr family physician, or otherwise
use uny such remedies as lons public experience
aas proved lie safe and e:i.cacious. Ofths class
s TILtRS CUNPOt Nd SYRUP OF GEM
tRtRiC. UusIna'lE Tie favnrite prescrIptlon Of
s- .riu srt p'i' e.cian. IL became I popular
laD , u..f!rlDe. 4ud without ADVERTISING, has
c,1t .ruot ~ erio} a CROWNS reputation for The
tssi iregiy geaTs. In al recent cases il acts ike
eH -fH.- ArG ~ cHr1gia eases. Bronchitis Hoop
t. Col-h tr'Ip. hsrifna, &c. u IS used with
gnltT.I erd success. As most families viii testify
sd Is Fisher Winston. VI eade & Baker 4
Baie.er &c ut Is cents per bottle. and IN All ele-
la1t sad pleasant Lnzense form l242 and 25 cents
Ier hox Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tlsl Baltimore. Md. te 4-3m'
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SPECIAL NOTICES

"a Rocks Good Samaritan
M 'or the Cure of kHEl' NATiSM.
NEURALGIA.
SPRAINS. &c. &c.
pe,a The following certificate from \ gentleman
vel Known IN this cii,
" gnrN Dear Sir: have been afflicted pc
-. 5,esI, with Rheumatism for the past fifteen
t.s,s IN rs seserest forms, heins AT times So pres
',sS that Was unable Ia tnfn I'M sell in hed ith
80, eSsJstaucf. du,ins which time have used
sTrry / nd Of lInment within m, reach or inow',
30 hit fn lusttce 10 'our PREPARATION called
SffE'S GUON SAMARITAN, ana with the hope
"a, others similarly afflicted Iut, he induced !"
~, IS virtues must s9y that have never real
I'd .uch benefits before from any other external
arr ,a;son. \ ours, vsry respecttuUt
Nff WM. Z. HJGHss.
rss-.co CO. Va. Feb t, 1850.
.. 4 nnmher ot certificates received every week.
* rglce ~ cents per tofte and for sale by
Viii SPAIGH JOHNSTON, MaInst.
NEADEt BAKER. Natn ST.
s. Ii pEARCE x co. Broad street.
~ GARliCk. Franklin ST.
Is PETERSON. Man st.
S DAWSON. MAN ST.
" FRAYSFR. 18th ST.
NO. SNELLlNGS. Church Hill. fe 2e-lw
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~ >oiice...To the sick, afflicted and numer-
az if!hies who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
aucf hhDiClNES. always with the most un-
"lhuet hippy results, that some unprncip!ed
PRISONS nave c-cu iated an imitation. The Doctor
VS. t"eh r"npeIied To change the wrapper, which
n Il v ih"ut any figures, and his written sigma
-it over the c"rk of ever, bottle of the genuine
nrpiaes. :" that the public can aeaIn obtain
.''se 'emedieS which have suited their wants and
r .rlc. their SIfierInes.
w j. y ROSES COUGH 81 IRUP. for couc hs
,ha ,ha g,e}ses # the lungs Is the standard remedy.
ne i.e FAiN CT RkR for pains rheumatism. chnlic,
sFs p ar bruises, aud the DISPEPTlC COM :
I.-HD i9r dyspepsia and iver complaints.
>t+ b. Druggists generally. and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG. u7 Broad st,
ha-ls Richmond Va.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY LrFK-- D,o,b or,
fs"nrina:-Mrs. McCabe, a residen of this citv
died on Saturday, At the extraordinary zoo y;
one hundred and six years. She was nsfive
one year before Braddocks celebrated defest
Al Fort Dnquesnp. She was fifteen wears oid
When Napoleon l. was born. She had affa;nad
the age OF twenty-five years when the uocl.
ration OF American Independence was mad
II President James Monroe or the Marnuis
Aalayette were living, they would be several
years her juniors She was older than Alav
DER Hamilton, and approx inmates very nearIy
tne age OF Thomas Jefferson, who was horn IN
i13. Mrs. McCabe was old enough IN 70
member the taking of Quebec by Genera,
WoIIe IN 1I,9 She was verging on middle
age when the American Revolutionary War
closed. The memorable exploits of Erede.
rick the Great of Prussia had not heen nar-
formed when Mrs. McCabe was horn
W hen the first white man came TO kentnckv
she was fifteen years old. She was horn , auh'
lect OF King George II. Since that time there
nave been three Kings and one Queen on the
Ehglsh throne, one of whom reigned sixtv
!, ysars. Inc population OF the United States
Wnen she was born did not amount In more
man million and a half. She has seen il in.
crease to over thirty millions. We are soon to
eject the sixteenth President of the JTnifed
states. Mrs. McCabe was thirty.two wears
oid before such an Office existed She was horn
neIore William Pitt became Prime Minister OF
England, and before Maria Theresa became
Empress of Austria. Two such lives as Mrs
McCape almost carry us back 70 the day when
the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth rock. and
lnree ana 4 half OF them reach over a lause of
tiihe that extends to the day that America was
discovered by christopher Columbus. or the
eA Aperlehce OF sncha protracted Iife-of wha,
sue must nave seen in the way of chanea-our
teaoers can very well appreciate !-C,mcinnati
EHfnirer.
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ANIMAL FOOD-Dr. Hays, in his "Arctic
live upon an exclusively animal diet their
daily allowance Of food being from twelve to
fifteen pounds, about one third Of it being fat.
The doctor states that he has seen an Esqui-
manx eat fully ten POUNDS oI alras hesh ana
bl ubber at Il single meal, after hunt or when
about 10 begin a difficult journey. This large
consumption of hearty food is . great shield
against the cold. White men In Arctic regions
are continually cravinET strong animal diet,
and wifi driuk the contents OF an oil kettle
with evident relish. A choice Esquimnnx
Iuncl, consists OF raw birds washed down with
oil, and the grea, luxury OF the tribe IL n soup
made by boiling together b.cod, oil, ana seal
Atli.
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h.kidBcy and Bladder COmplaints.-T

NhldDry and BIaddtr Tom In lntS. THE
sa-.' md mos, important discovery for Kidney,
ss'-e' Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS. Leucor-
iae- ol Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Tfk'rat and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
HykNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
TtFtons who have been unable to walk have soon
.tsl'e. eyed by THIS powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
Ptlared ~ Chemist. and is pronounced by medi-
"a q ard those who have used IT, to be the bes
ss..5t COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
all battles 50 cents. A fresh supply Just re-
~Ftdly FISHER i WINSTON, Drug gists,
Hii-l2a Main street, Richmond.
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r. Burnett> Superior Extracts, for favor

Ial cJ~rARDS, PIES. BLANC NANCE. ICE
CREAMS, JFLLltS. SAUCES. Ac, &C.. pre-
p,red rom Fruits Of the best quality, and hi ehly
conc nf1a'eaj
IT, attention Of ConGec.oners. Hotel Keepers
sGG Fam.ies- IS respectfully invited to the above
named tx'r1cts. They have all the freshness and
favor If the delicate trul's from which they are
FfePateG and are less expensive. 7yY thtlu.
sol A. wholesale hy Jas +. DCVAL. FISHER
4 WINS ron and ". l.. WARING, and ar retail
y r. 'e-s -tEeI1li. ie 25--3u'
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IHE CANADIAN SCHOOL SYsTEM-The re-
poIt eI The chief Superintendent of Education
III Cahioa, presents a gratifying degree of pro-
gfess IN educational matters. The statistics
Tor the year show an increase in the n num Der OF
schools OF i35, and in the number Of children
attending of 2i,Gi6. The amount raised for
scnooi purposes exhibits 4 decrease OF $40 9a1
from last years figures In the amount paid
teachers there is an Increase of 500, ,iGo The
whole revenue of the school system was Sl,-
N4 oe-. The total number Of children between
the ages OF five and sixteen was 3U,57s; the
number of pupils was 2g3, ,6a3, ana the mum Der
not attending any school was 81, ,9l3.
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THE SKY AN INDICATOR OF THE WrArurp
The colors OF the sky at particular times a(.
ford wonderfully good guidance Not only
does rosy sunset presage fair weather. but
there are other tints which speak with eq ual
clearness and accuracy A bright yellow skv
i'll the evening indicates wind: a pale yellow
wet; neutral gray color constitutes a favora.
BILE sign in the evening, an uEfavorabi BILE one in
the morning: The clouds again are full Of
meaning in themselves If their forms are soft
underlined and feathery, the wea ther will be
fine; If The edges are hard, sharp. definite, il,
will be foul. Generally speaking any deep.
uhnsuai nues, oetoken wind or rain: while the
more quiet and delicate tints bespeak fair
weather. Simple these maxims are the
British BOARD OF Trade have thought fit to
publish them for the use OF seasaring Iuen.
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ACQUITTED.-J. Buchanan Cross. whose
name has been somewhat prominent OF late in
the public journals, as connected with certain
forgeries on the Consolidation Bank. at Phila
delphia, was tried on Tuesday In the quarter
sessions on one indie iment, and acquitted
the same transaction pending against him.
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ARMY APFAIRs.-Light Battery M, second
artillery, has been ordered to proceed without
delay from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Brown.
in Texas, via St. Louis and New Orleans. un,
ger charge OF Lieut. henry benson. Brevet-
this company are ordered to join. Lieutenant
Michler of the corps of Typographical Engi-
neers, has been detailed for lighthouse duiy
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Forced Lodgiags.-At a late hour last Thurs
day night, Edward Regan, after tasting OF nre
water un il bereft Of reason, jumped Into .
marketman's cart to secure lsdEtnGe, and
alighting on basket Of eggs, mashed them 10
pieces in the shortest order. On being ordered
out, Ned seized broad axe, and spriaging In to
the street, dashed on TO escape the night watch,
but was pursued by Constable Thomas, of Hen.
rico, aud captured. lie declared before the
Mayor yesterday that he knew nothing Of what
had occurred, hut did not offer 10 repair In.
damages he had caused 10 the trader. He was
held to bail for his good behavior. "a
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MARINE DISASTERS IN FEBRUARY.-The
NUMBER OF American vessels (not including RI
yer or lake craft reported during the last
mon'h as totally lost or missing was IS, name
~ steamer, ships, barks, brigs II schoou.
ers and sloOp. OF these c5 were wrecked. 2
ioundered, burnt , abandoned, 3 missing. ,
sunk by collision, and capsized OF foreign
vesseis bound to or from the United States
ports, were reported during the same period.
6ot winch We're wrecked and = abandoued
Inc total value of the American vessels emu
merated above is estimated at ssh. .U,M. The
loss OF lie by the above disasters was very
heaEy, numb berlng about 1ul souls. THIRTY
pi%ht persons We're lost with the steamer
NortherneT, with the schconers Frank Uay
and Eliza Jane. about - We're on board the
missing vessels Dirigo, North Wind and Ell
'ira, ana the balance calculating the passen-
gers at about say We're lost with the steamship
Hungarian.-J0uY Tam
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THE BRITISH MUskUM.-The great question
of separation Of the contents of the British
Museum, says the Athen@urn, has been decid-
ed. The separation is to take place. The Ii
brary, of course, remains in Great Russell
street Professor Owen. and his interes ting
rocks, plants and crystals. have leave 70 auit
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MORTALITY OF SAN FRANCIsco-The nun.
Der Of denths In San Francisco last year was
l,4G3 or one death in Il Of the population. This
is the ratio Of mortality in Sweden and Nor
way, aud less than that OF any other country
in Europe, England only excepted.
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GHAprATEs.-The commencement of the
"National' Medical College. at Washington,
took place Thursday evening Among the
graduates We're J. w. Brown, E. w. Latimer,
L: Q: o. Smun Chas. w. Lewis, c. Z. Lippett,
W. O. Stade, Jr, and G.. Syme, Of Virginia :
T.. B. Holland and MIR. Lawrence of North
Carolina. and J. nj. Harbinson, of Tennessee
Among the graduates of the Pennsylvania
College OF dental surgery, at PhiladeIphia.
Wednesday, We're George X. Heist, of Vir.
glnia; l. b Henderson and NJ. X. Banner, Of
North Carolina.
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CanniJalism.-Two free negroes Charles
Thurston aud Thomas Smith-were before
the Mayor yes sterday, for engaging in a fight
Charles was charged with striking Tom with
pair Of tongs and a hammer, and with biting
one OF the fingers of his right hand in shock-
Ing manner. Tom was also charged with at
tempting to strike Charles with q hammer
but none Of the witnesses could tell how the
difficulty originated. One of them saw
Charles make warlike demonstrations with
his hand, aud two Of them saw him fiat on the
back on the ground, and Tom upon him.
THIS fact, added to another, that Charles
proved good character, induced his Honor to
dismiss the warrant. .4.[t
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False Ksys.-George W. Elan, young man,
MADE MS appearance before the Mayor yester-
day, to answer The charge OF felonious!y enter
Ing the house OF Mary V. THOMPSON, in the tlny
time, and stealing therefrom gold locket and
silver porte.monnaie. The only witness called
was Miss Thompson. who ties stiiied that sh.
locked her door aud left home for Il short time
and that on her return she met Elan coming
out; that he had entered the house by mean,
OF q false key, and had also opened her trunk
and stolen the articles already named She
said che called him back, suspecting that she
had been robbed, but that he refused to return
and threatened 10 beat her if she followed him
Elam stated that the door was open when he
went TO the house; that he was in the habit OF
going there, and being about to start to Norfolk
had called 10 take leave of the conn mplainant and
another woman who lived with her. He. how
ever, had no witnesses to make good his state
ment and was therefore remaEded to an ex-
amining court, to be held on the eth inst
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Died Of Has IHJsriss.-The little boy John
Danki., VINO was so seriously injured last
Thnrfday afternoon, whilst attempting TO get
Of his tnlurie,.
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PoLIricAL.-At = Democratic meeting in
Kauawha county, Va, last week, resolutions
Were adopted in iavor Of VirgiaiA appointing
Commissioners to the Sonthsrn Conference
and expressing \ preference II: Henry A. Wise
tsr the Presidency.
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Wants a AIaSter-Wiliam Newson, a Peters
burg free negro, without a register made his
appearance before the Mayer yesterday 10
answer for violating the law. Bin has seIyed
a term in the city chain gang, from which he
was released ten days since. Having no de-
sire TO return To that institution, ard know
Ing the importance OF good recommendations
he was fnrnished with letters written by
Richard Branch, alias Cross, with which he
expected to deceive some one Ga Thursday
las; Bin applied to the Captain Of a schooner.
now lying ia the Dock, for employment t. aud on
being questioned as 10 who he was and where
he came from, presen ed the Cross letters. the
chirograrhy of which was so very bad that
he was suspec ted OF being a runaway, and
was thereupou turned over to the police
When taken to the cage he declared his desire
10 be sold into slavery, no doubt believing that
any situation in life would be preferable To
that OF bad free negro. Yesterday morning
the Mayor ordered him TO be punished for re.
naming here contrary to law