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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06
POPULATION OF CITIES.

The following is the population Of a
Jew of the principal cities. ascertained by
the recent census:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06

BIRTH OF GREEN ERIN.

Can any reader Of the Commercial in
form US who is the author of the follow.
ing beasllful verses, found some years age
in an exchange? There is an unusual
vigor Of Imagination d 'spIsyed. joined TO
An excellent tversfca,ion.a and a knowledge
Of the patois that is delicious.-N. y
Commerc iol Adreniser.
Yes, we can. 1t was written some six,
teen or seventeen years ago. in New York
city. ty young lrishman named Moore
and appeared in that very clever story
published originally in the Brother iona.
than. we believe. entitled "Tom Staple
ion,' sketch which never received hall
the circulation and credit It's merit de
served. = Buffalo numerical
Wild all condescinshin,
I'd turn our attinshin, .7-
To what would minschn iv Erin ST. green,
And without hesit ayschin.
I'd show how that nayshin
Became iv creayshin the GIN and the queen
1t happencd on one mornin',
Without my warnin',
That Eanus was born it The beautiful say
An b- that same toxin,
(And sure twas provokin',)
Her pinions war soakin' IN wudn't give play
-.....
So Niptune, who knew her,
Began to purshue her,
In ordher to WOO her, the wicked Wild jew.
An he very nigh caught her,
Atop iv the ather-
Great Jupiter daughter, who cried Poo ia 10. :
But jove, the great Jaynious.
Look'd down an saw Vaynus,
And Nip,un- SO hanious purshuin' her wild
SO he roarcd out in thunder,
He d tare him asundher,
An shure twas no wonder, for t zin' his child,
So a shtar that " as flynn
.- Around him espyin,
He gazed witho t 81. hip'. and hurled it below
Whe ut tumhed like wink in
On NiItrne while sinkin'
And gave him I'm thnkin', broth il blow
An that >htar was dhry land.
Both low land and highland
An' formed a swatc island. The lind iv my birth
Thus plain is the shtory.
Z X Sc -int down from glory.
That Erin so hoary S Il h av. II on earth!
This vanus jumped naely
On Erin shtaleiy
Butfain,ed. 'kase lat.ly bothered and rriss d
Which much did bewidherl
Bat ere it had ki!l'd her
Her father dishtilled her drop Of the bisht9
An that glass so victorious,
1t made her feel g!orio s,
A lit lie uproarious fear it might prove;
H;nce how can you blame US
Til t f ms so famous
For beauty, an murther an viii ky, an love
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06

blunder. Old Squire Thomas used to
delis in rehealsing the story whenever
all the parties Interested happened to be
present. He would shake his fat sides at
Josiah's discontinue and his wife's tart
replies; and both would laugh until the
tears ran down their cheeks. fs'
"Never mind 'Siah." Mrs. Thomas
would say conso,ingiy. ':Let him laugh.
He'd have been only to glad to have been
in your place twenty years ago. He had
hard work te get kiss from me them
And hope it will be lesson toyou and
Hrt,y agin the impolcy of concealment
and underhand doin's of all Sorts"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-06

ASTOCN DING SUI CESS OF A CONFl.
DENCE MAMA Wealthy Tennes.
seean Swindlcd out of Twenty Thous.
and Dollars.
The St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday
chronicles the following:
- Mr.. William Fl. Newcum. wealthy gen.
tleman, resiLing near Nashville, Tenn.
has been lately on a visit to bis brother
and otter relatives in this city. living
on Washington avenue, between SIKH
and Seventh streets. About ten days
ago Mr.. Newcum's acquaintance was
handsomely made by an individual rep
resented AS rich and influential citizen
Of ST. Louis, named Washington L. John
son who assiduousiy, skllfully. and very
successfully cultivated a genial intima-
cY with the gratifed and complacent Mr..
Newcum. Johnson became so exceed
ing,y agreeable that lis almost constant
presence was not only gratefully ems
couragtd, but cordially rejoiced il. Mr.
Newcum came to repose unlimited con-
fdt nee in the probify and pecuniary re-
sources of his valuable St. Louis friend.
The litter insiduously and triumphantly
impressed him with profound conviction
that Washington L. Johnson. Esq, was
the principal millionaire of the Mound
city. Mr.. Newcum, therefore, felt no
I =. 7,
ally graciousiy expressed himself as bav.
ing an available cash income Of $1,000
per month. .-..
On last Saturday the cordial friends
mi ght have been seen" in still more fra
| lernal and confidential mood, surveying
the valuable blocks between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, in Carr, all of
which by the golden Imagination OF one
friend, AMI the trustfuIness OF the other.
showed as the almost priceless property
of Washington L. johnson. Esq. Tie
latter iuadver rten.ly exhibited large num-
brr OF drafts, mortgages, &C., which fur
nished him occasion TO remark with the
immediate convenience of about S2O, 900
he could effect grand speculation that
would richly remunerate them both. Mr..
Newcum agreed 10 take his friends pa
per. and furnish him in return with So,
600 in currency. and SI2. 900 in drafts
The money was paid over, and the drafts
were promptly cashed at the counters
the several city banks at which they were
made payable. a
Mr. Newcum reposed in security un.
Ill yesterday, when lie missed the pleas
| ing attentions of his friend. The hours
wore on. and MIR. J Johnson did not appear.
Kind inquiry disclosed that the kind
citizen was not SO well known as he sho'd
be. Further investigations dissipated
Washington L. Johnson, Esq, entirely,
and LEFT, inplace Of the goody citizen, a
missing sharper. Mr. Newcum's, securi-
ties are worthless, and most adroit VII
liam has fed with full $4,000, of which
he has feeceG an estimable but too conf
ding gentleman. a
When satisfied oi the nature of his
late transaction, the aggtieved party
sought advice of Justice Young, who
commended him TO the police detectives.
The latter, we presume. are engaged in
attempting TO trace and arrest the willy
knaye. ars -te-
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ter" ben gOriB 9efi6rt fat, feterlt6t aus Der
elite ibrer Gbrenmit9lteDer 9etri9en nnb feline
Butte lOtpte fem 8tlOuiB aus Dem @erIammlunes<
lofale Der @eled16aft binaus9epprfen. Der 8e=
iAluB warb pamtt m%pttvtrt, baB 81. eteber, 70
lange er in SiOzGarplina eeipubnt, Ifd ni6t ai8
eiuen @eener Der Stlaoeret funbeeeeben, baB er
lp9ar ielbt Stlaoen belelien babe q. f.. Elm pper
3ipei Ne9erinnen alS Dicntmdp6en, pa es in So
lum6ta as iUlut unmS9lt9 ii, wei6eD ientmdD6en
gu mtetben) nno enolid, Dap er ,,Gal6pun's Qe6=
ren frIber DertbetOt9t babe", Sb bas lebtere wa6r
1T, mtfen mir ntdt.
Stew 0Ort. Die y3rtbune" la0t Der
3tped be5 9Dm 6%inan3mtntlter Sob uno letnen
Wlit1erI Apprenen in WaOitreet auf9e9ra6ten
Ydntc6 III, Die &aufleute BON Stem gorf ba=
9tn ein3ni4tAtern, bab le 9e9en GincOln ltimmen.
0loubn btele Gerratber, baB Die &auleute
BON 9lep gprt lol6e Nnrren lein werOen, paB Ie
Otelen 9anir ben 9an3en 0inter p11r6 perlGnaert
mllnl3en, tnoet lie belfen, Die Q8abl ms 0tsprd=
lentantenbnu5 SIT tperf fen ?
Sn Nn9ult a Georgia, lino swet Sit
. l tier, bic ben lebten 3u9 @alfer'6 burd
Spnpurn5 mtt9ennGt 6aben, aneefommet rnr
ent1perfen, Der ~porti9en yDtapot6" Sufplae, eint
er9retfenpe SGtlperun9 BON g8altcr5 lebte,
Stunpe unD Sol, &upler'S ge9enmGrti9em ,3u
ltanp. Oiel er Qebtere loQ, nit l6weren &etter
%belapen, in elmer, bunpert SUP llnter Der @ro=
oberfloHe lte9e1ben Nftne 9efan9en lte9en,
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Uncertainties Yidcbrtcbten.

0epublttani 9er Gus tn 9prt6=
mputb, Ga, Sn 9prt5mputb, @a., BAT Ith
etn rep1bltfauilder Glub 9ebilpet, per tereit5 100
Stimm9eber gu Mtt9lieoern fat,
@a1bin9tpn. Mau melOet Spn bier Der
81. 9. Shines; u@tner Der berDDrraaeupfen
Der bieli9en Oiplomaten iGlpB tir3li6 cine De
pelde an feline Ne9terung nit ben @urten {; mss
miro bier am 6, Np9ember cine @ aGI TAFT
finpen, aber tetne @nflG bes 9 un=
Die bieIt9en au5rdrti9en Dtplpmaten
laAen iber bic Spee elmer @nfG Jung be5 8ltnbes
unO be9ea bic unbeptnstelte 3uSeritAt auf ben
pauernpen 8eltanp belelben,"
60 TT mi lit, g, g., %. Sttober, Die NIT
Der btelt9en llntperlitat IN 8erbinOung ltebenpe
r@upbraOil9e Gjelell6aft" Fat ben 9rpfe6or Sran3
Qteber, neil or am 18. Sft. gut Nep=gprf in Der
v@eri amnlun9 Der peutl4sn S6par3= 9eputlifa~
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Ote WfaHcmDeriamntlrtn9 Scr sent
fdbem Mepmblifnmcr 8nltimprc's.

Die 8ebeutltn1 Der SprgeItrtgett oettlhen re
publifaniIhen WtnlenSeri amnlung IN oert gro
zen unseren Soale Der Surt6alle fant MIDI
itberIfGbt werben. Sod Dpr tpent9ett Wtpnater
mar baS DeutI6tbum galttmDre'S 5h alb olute'
ppltttIher gtAtteteit Seroamn1t, itrto lfot )ee
nebmen feline freiInnt9eh SeltanptDetle etae 81
a6tete 1nb m66tise Stelung t%'lterRalb per S St''
Ben Sretbeit5partet Elm, Die, trenr nt9t au' 81" ~.
,eiAen trtIiaen, pom 4, Mlar3 1901 ." paS
Steuer pte1er orpsen Nepltblit lerlten Wlrp'
Srpk bes ofbI6euliden Setter9 ltnp troB pe'
,renio ~rpntrolen Qaae Der Strnbaue battle ltd ln
8 I'M her orcse Saal NIT Deut1fen aus aller
@tnStt6etlen aefiat, @uG cine Nn5abl etrt9e=
bprener Gepubltfaner, rarunter Die berDprrd9enp.
item unp erprpbteIten Mdnner Der partet, batter
l9 ein9eftnpen. c.,
Ser 6. Trtebel erEftete ais pralloell1
bic GerIammluns unp ltelte 6a1t1t pen Or
8tSler Dor, Der lit treflt6ent gn9ltl3 pte a1=
we1enpen anoloamertfantlAen Sreunpe pe10'u-
fpmtnnete, 0ir 9ebet feline 9tepe, ME Die AT
bern Nfpen, in 9eprdn9tent AltS5h9e'
MeSc BON Or. MtS1er.
Ntfoefcrpert pom Yrdfpenten pteler Ser
Sorrnllnd. bic eineebprenen Sur9er lnlerea
glppptiyzG aterlanbes lit t6rer etgenen Spr1de gu
beorieen, rltfe t6 tbnet eth ber5ltheS gStlltOnt=
men at. Dabet aber fann t6 ntdt tnterlafen,
ben @unId au63ulpreden, Dap le int Stnnpe
feit mSdten, bic Sprade 5t perltebert, Die mir
NIT epiaem Stcls ltn1e@e MutterI pra9e 1tentett,
Cine SpraAe, beren gannectra9er ett Schiller,
Elm @Ttbe, Elm Suunbplpt ltnO, Mdnner, pere1
Namen Die gauge c%tStlilirte 8elt tennt nno oerert
@6rtftn bic e6elten 8epeile bcber, men Alt6er
gulenouna Itnb, cine lOl6e Spra3e farttt ntht
anpers al8 bic SpraGe Der 5un1anttat. Die
Spra6e Der Sretbeit letn. Damn oud tpl1rpen
nn1ere eineebcrenet anterttantlhen Ntttbltr9er Is
empfnpen lernen, wte trelt nnO felt Der peatld1e
NbppttS 8iraer at Ietnemt neuelt Saterlnrpe
bGlt. @r Fat DaS Qanb leiner @eburt p%erlalen
unb lit Elm giireer bieleS 9dtpes 9epproen rtnp
itpl, lit er auf bte1e gbre! SIS 1T etn Gbrenta9
fir ie6en Deutl6en, pent er btn9ebt, Tim 1etrler1
8nraer1bein at bplen pber nit anpert gSOrtett,
UNI eS S~erIfeoelt ,tnb Derbrte1t 3u %befCmrten, Dap
er fprtan mitrepen fGnne In pen 9roBen Mn9ele<
aerbeiten Der Notipr. Bie Der fretbett5ltebenoe
Dent16e 3u b!eIer 3ett mitrecen merpe, baS iperpe
Gi6 am nGGfen Otenlfa9 3et9en 5teraltf tru9
Der Nebner etne fir bic @ele9enbeit BON tbnt
anaeferttete l1eberiebun9 zines Gaterlano=2ieoeS
BON Mrnot Dor unb fprperte ldlteBliA Serrh
emery auf, bic GerIamntlltn9 at5hrepen. Die
NtSler'iAe &ebe, mte ale fplgenbet, tpurpe NIT
bpnnernpem NpplarS aufgenprrmen.
Der NufOrperung pe5 Sprreoner5 9ern1B trat
6r. emery, Der ener9il6e &ebafte1tr peS Sproer
State, Der Bette Stumprebner Der Staot, DOr 1trtp
GuBerte in ensltl9er Spra6e int gSelentltden
SuleenbeS:
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Scle8rnpbtfdbe SIoc6rtcbten.
Nnfnmft oeS 9ampferS Sutton in
=NDrf.
ri@tet fir Oen % q1tiwOrs @eder,
Suidslid)eS aus europa.

New=YOrf 81. Sft. Der Oampfer Sui
ton, Der ant II, Sfto6er Won !Snbre abging, III
6eltte Nd4nlitta9 bier angeton1men, Setne wtG=
tighten 9tadrtbten ltnp IGOn BON Gape STAGE tele.
9rapbirt mcrDen, Der Oampfer Gpinburgf
fam brauBet an,
Gin g6abnlnniger bate einen erfolglpien @er=
iaA 0emaAt, bic &Gni9in bon Spanien gu er-
lAteBen,
gnrttalpt'6 Mtniitertum in Nsapel Bate re-
li9ntrt,
Die Qlbreiie weitersr fran3Gl, 9ruppen mad
9tom batte Sprert altfgebErt.
Dte 8urtiffatiOnen in GbertUur9 unO Nl9ier
lplen SerItdrft merpen.
2ltA werpm neue fran3Glilde 9an3erfre9atteu
9etalt, Die @arntlp jon 0pn WarletQeS miro Der
ltartt,
Die fran36ltlde 5lutte Dor Neapel ptrpe gu
rtd8erufe fen.
Der fran3Ufl6e 9oltbampfer @rOtaS MAJ IN
9feopel NIT SelGla9 bele9t tpprpen,
Sn Gunltantinppel wuren % SGtfe Der
brannt.
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Wepnblffaniid1es aus Californian.

ct, SpieP9, Mo., 80. Stt, Die 9Onps
GrpreB NIT 4 Sage neueret 9ta6rt6ten aus @a=
ifortiest, fam Ge1te Derlpatet Gter ant,
Can 6rnnct5cp, II, Sttpber. Die
Nn6ri6ten ppn ben Sftoberpablen maren nod
ntGt an9elan9t bic pOlittfer 9eitanbu aber 8n,
pab Galifpr1ien, renn III penniYlpanten Curtin
ltr9e, itr bic NePubltfnner 9eben
perpe, Gpl. 8. ., 8afer, Der erpG6lte republt<
fanil6e Senator Dpn Sre9pn wurpe 1T Gan
6raltci5cp erpartct unp lpllte etnen 9lan3enoen
'gmpfan9 Tnpen. St wtrp GalifOrnten fir 2in>
coin purdNfumper.
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&rdabbie in 8pffun.

SOfOn, 80, Sft, 6e1te Nadmtttas felt
erte s, g. 6eranoe3, Elm lpanilAer MOpewaaren=
baultrer, 8ipet ptltolenidile auf @ttb 6annY
@RaY ab, wel6e feline Sa~nplungSba9er 9efa0rt
6atte, Den pritten SGuB ri9tete CT 9e9et lif
ielbit, N(tB Wlas purpe unbeOeutenp Serwunpet,
5ernanpe3 aber tpptli6, Gr 1T Serbeirat9et nnO
6amtItenoater. Die SermutBlt6e qrlaGe Der
Sluttbat 1T letne unerptperte, eferlu6tt9e Qtebe
3u Glib @iaY, einem a6tbaren unp lhGnen jutz
aen WGp6en.
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MnS Gdnias.

2eaSenwpr tG 6. g., 80, Sftbr, Q(u5
pem iilpltNen &anla6 erfabrt bic bieli9e uStme6",
Dap so Dra9oner unter Gapt, @tur9i6 in Se<
9~leitun8 pe5 Subtanera9enten Conan bic Nnz
ltebler Spn ben observation-disclosures Sertrteben
6aben, "A 6auler lpllen etn9edi9ert nnb lire
gepp6ner ~Gttau5getrteben wprbfn iein, Sn
Sap=Ganl Jas berrl6te 9rpBe Nufre9ung bpG
h1lt lltal1 bic 8ertdte fir llbertrteben.
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Nrnc Nm5eigclt.
Iepnblifanilde
~ n11e,mDerta rn mt lmme
iut' SrOnttr, =Sbeater

ant Nbeto pe5 Dpnncrlta9, l. Soy,
Sn @em6Bbet zines bon Der repubLtautlden Staet.G Convention
oef1 Bten 8eiblu5ie8 miro AM Qbeno bc5 Ocnnerita9, I. Wpp. 1860,
cine 9ro6e ~ Notwithstanding
I'M SrcnHtr- & beoer a~t9eboIteu lperoen,
Nlc, mel6c Gin Suterele fir lie BON Der grc6en repubHtanii6en
CNontiatipn bc8 E0ncs8 befirpcrteten 9rOBet PrinStpien babtn,
iuo ~crtn9cHO etn9caoen, mt3upirten un0 Der %8erianmIun0 bel.
,%urp6ueu, tuoem oaS 9omte Arrangements 9strpien bat, be cine
ooaitinoi8e, Hare mo ltRtecae @HsSeinanoeriesuna unierer prtu-
Sipten burb etn9e Der tabt9iten SetArmprter mlerer Sadie sur
Gs rifbcit maiden. Inter ben 0eouCrn iinb;
Der a6tb. 6. Sou morris cu peudpIpanim.
@m. .. &ellep ron Penniplcanie11.
%. ., 9mttbcrS bon 0eIapare.
Gbw0rb q. &rnofctb bon Delowore.
MARTIN i. @pnmap pm &an1oS.
- Wcnt9Omer9 8latr bon Marulanb.
Q. Z. ION tpn &alifOrntet.
GbuB. see Nrmpu r ppn WparplanS.
Eren@ @. @Ouu8 bon Baltimore,
CIR. DarteIl bon Baltimore.
". &app prn Baltimore.
Or. @te8uer ppu Baltimore.
o.. 80 + bon Baltimore.
8m, Yin6nep GIVING bon WtmDlanS.
RB- Ger uOreB-Girca" wirb fir bic Oanen unb ibre 8e9Ieiter
reIerptrt' ptroen.
Rg SIR p~pGfanO9e sutrebtrbultun9 Der OrSnun9 lit seOrst.
8. =. 90 a9ner.
$500 4rifSent Der Staet'@ %pHpenttpn,
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0iisubuhu uuterbrpd1eu.

2YpAbur9, So, 81, Stt, Die 8abrt
aui Der Sir9tnia upp 3emneife ga9n IT pur6
cine ueberI9tpemm1n9 unterbrCaen. Supli4
0On Dter linp Sritden weg9el 6tpemmt. Nan
9laubt, Dap Die llaterbreGuag cine 0cGe pauz
ern ptrD,
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Giea Der WepubIiFauer in y, brasfd.

ct, 2puts, 81, Stt, glaG ben ppllt au=
itt9en WablberiGten ans Nebrasca lit bort Der
Nepublitaner OailY NIT elmer Maiprit9t ppm III
ais GpngreB{O eegat gepablt wprpen,
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WarDlanO= Snltttut, Wusfe0nno

Sn Saule otsler 9N9t >percen Die Gbarcn bon gPOrosns O ,tr
10 ~ Ge{ M ~ ugr pr 9tiufer 9e6fnet Elm W.
Oe Wta1Utnerte, reIde anertoitit 5 kpite mi Ssr s.g,
@@nsllsuan9 IT. MIRO bon 9-12 gbr 8crmittaa8 inns pn y" ysr{SfEr
"SY9aIa9s lno oon 10 u9r N6enb8 i'm @lnae lem ~
plaB Der Stact fin6en. ''r'" ""Srpaittl9e'
9tntrht8prei8 25 Gents, WV "V"U'
Sn9o ~ y. g8bttmau,
NH"o'fF YQrreer bes Gu5feLunaS. Gpmfe
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3nlalnlneH Seltide bon 81 io=Saltimpre y
j3liannlcu y!

9eriaalmelt Gu6 3aGlrst6 am bsutiosn go,r.ra,,
&S U9r am Sermtl Square, Gfe ppH SIN. inns s II TSt"V ~.
S TFSsn'FP msdf, ~ gHre[ gsutterlProfe ater bic BrdRrenteTnpabIs n
o. 8rsSsrj6 d mtSt Son gqamjat lREs9f"'
8m. 5: &oie non Nsw.YVrt ''T"""'
Stto Naalle, esq., ton Qbi(atepbia
ito eer 9rpBe Keller bon ~eerieiben St1Sf. heGsn n,f IA ,u+
l@ sm &ee"er nett oerbreitet lit in Oieiem Qanb. '' wv ECU
WV Nm Wnftrnn
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Senerals0 erfammlune
Der
VlOncelter SanOgut= ullO StaOtaeleQidlaft.

W0o Np:t,CD.,r t.! IE5E NEFT"HFIVFWTS'
a. @ W. 9tl9lsorr cbi9er @sieui6aft, aud DteieniSen, ipel6e MIR
t tm .; Vtar T3a9u gaGea uno anbere, te f9 fir lie @eieQi6oit in.
HFn n ntera Nno etla9t Spntabsno bn3 @Opember Atenos s lbi
e loaimsln, oa 9bdit ~ibt8e @eieai6 les ii oelcoenbeienI IL So ="
S@1Si ben gft oena,eS ~ st Sr%" S, %iSfcri9; SetFstir lmiiereTr GcisQi4aH''
.in9en lamnltl'@ oCre9en, icpie 6aS G0aio ieOes einssi Herp yBBS.
S Ss%o,s o( S@fm,, 6,%e, Staot. @taenare; cbenio wir6 SerIclbe
fRen6 RE Ituun% g gfSeG i "O :, Gsn Stiftne Se0 0ire'tOriams betref.
VtLt9lleoer a~b9e9eten lperoen. "' "''Ve WI pe
2Sobl am 9erSen lIe0t. ""'"' x" leH el9ele9
0oa SIN Nufra0r hes GirettpriumS:
-0 i. G0mibI. Nnfnt
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WGbmafhinen.

- SspHt ~ cue CUTE unb iaOnaniiele, ~bauerboite unb itnsa
g @S n % 1s9lddlne. DE fem eerdu4 ma9t, 10 0cGt mad - 5p ,p Ias
6trlt unb 6rplt's @la1dtne.
Otelelben ltlo nt1t nur ebeniD aut. IonseI,1 bef.r
g gfarRIai" 'F BON GS SIeiselSsS SS9f"sjats :, e. H@s t5 S1i n nil
odneIOsta afoea, Dig Oieie 1taibmsn 9Grau6en. V''''" 'e"H9eN
ND ""9WalUtnen meroen rcparirt
5. 8. NcRenneb.
ma- M36mo56io.n mn, 90' 1O5 NSef=9altmcreIt.
(Sp1.4S) ee'N" u"o An9aaul1t.
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gdbnecffurm in ben Gbenen

st, S~plepG6, 81, Stt, Der Gpnbufteur
Der 9~pn9=grpreb berihtet etten ltarfen S6uees
Itltrm anf ben Gbenen, G%mi9ranten lttten lhtper
BON Der &alte.
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Santmelt Gud!
DOUGLAS uno 1phufpr.

NJ ~. :. AuetbaG gfq, ton bier, miro berte Ocnreritoo
@DenO ietne ceutl9sn Mttbiir9r in 6ranfliu. san Gnfcrn S IS,rrT
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Do SIM @uftrooe Ter Semcfr,st4,
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SrcGcnrtS0c 11uS Camel

breckenridge mnb &aneI
Oeittlde 9eralS sur Observation-Disclosures.
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" y zen, ioWie aus etnt9sn ser belten omsrif f% : :, &SP :
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S%rnlleler, fetteln Sammet, 96ree-plp, Droaetts
ltnp SeltuGen aller Nrt.
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SenrD M.:SrunSers,
vOlO6e 9feItanraut"

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StQtae Eennfche
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: @ioe glmafe. Meoen.

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Rebner fplste, frat cine tattltde Deputatton Der
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@s parp tbnen Elm glub auf Der Sribane etnaez
raumt, ipp 1e Or. 0tB in elmer fur3en beutl6et,
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Na4 Or, g8tB er9rtf Q(poptat @lsei un, cine
Der ltrebiamlten Nepublitaner, pa5 Nort in eng
ltlGber Sprafe,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
Carriages and Harness.

AN NOW receiving splendid as-c,K0L
i sortment of ofOARRfAGES n HAIR f8=sfS-
NESS OF every description TO which the atten ton
Of purchasers is isvited.
Having selected my stock In person. during the
sumner. can supply my customers at prices as
low A. any in the South and Of the best quality.
Call and examine.
TWILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
a nne assortment Of Childrsn's CABS and GIGs.
Having purchased large quantity Of material
from the manufacturers. my facilities for repair
ing complete and with first rate workmen aud
spacious rooms, am prepared 10 repair all kinds
OF Carriages with dispatch and on reasonable
erms.
Plantation work attended 10 ~ usual. Just re-
oeived, two pair ofercefisnt Timber Wheels, COM
plete, Of Bubsy and Jittlss make, atths Planters
Emporium corner Of Church and Main Streets,
Baton Rouge, La. w. ". TUNNARRD.
November 9th 1S5s-d&wtf
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-09-15
Carriages and Harness.

fIrUE SUBSC IL now receiving direct
u from the best man nufacturerE, a full assort.
rnept Of CAHHIAGEs, comprising, COACHEs,
BAR0UCHES, ROCAwAys, BUgatEs, with and
without tops. Fine Trottlng BUgGIEs, sULKIE5
and complete assortment Of
CIIILDRENs' CABS,
handsomely finished; also, an elegant ssso .ent
of Harness, OF every description, Csmmo Fine
and Superhne.
have also added an elegant sssp ment Of
Whips 10 my stock. Purchasers are invited TO
examine my stock before purchasing, "a I will
sell on as good terms ms any house In The South.
nov29 W. y. TCNNARn