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DOLodNA sAUsAGEsJust received drec; nom Europe Lei
ID ofsuperOr Bologna s3ussges for ss'eby cRGhz.
sps No. Exchange BIock-
ELoUH.-lS. bsl'. Riva1Da sOperhn' Flour.
100 do City Mills super. do
@ ISo do do EIta DO
2so do aokena do do
Received and for sale by [nh27I HUNT JaMEs.
CIGAns, CsGARs.-A tne s..o!trs.t Of Havars oieas,
~ just received and for sale by YANoEY HARRISON,
un"l' w. ~ -,N-, r-Itr
DUTTER.-lOOObbl bbl. Roll Batter, for sale by
ID hUNI JAMES,
apps Cor. Va and Cary sise'tI
rJIAK.-5o barrels for s.ls by EDWIN woRTHAxaco
bacon! BaCON,-l2,OCO lbs country cured Bacon, Hog
my22 JOHN n. GORDON SON
T UMP PLASTER.-Pcr,alen IN lots y cult purchssers by
- mvs R. L. snMkRrfILE a co
IAMs.-soo Todd Son. sugar cored FAMILY Hans, for
Il sale by mae VS. H. fLsAstNgs
pAC 2co lbs. surry County Hams and Hog Round Bs
1y29 ~ '~ wa Il. PLEAsANrs
pEas.-lOo bushels Black Peas, for sale n,...,
O1' Wilson's eide; wa ypf' f ttg1shSrs g
FLOUR bb'. superane Flsur. for sale =, u..,,
m,Y "a. H. IA LtsAnIs.
mi99 wM. II. PLEAsiNTs.
L nva9 -' joan n Gosoos SON.
C.Isi.Hr wINEs.--I5O Casss. IN srcag
y 'nl III ''' sELD,y sILIEg.
| C1L.RENTONT FIAms ysANrs0mE SIZE AND
- 'ups''0' qu"'"'' :" ''''' sELDRa xILsER
my2s Cor of IAN and Cary.
agEDIClNaL ERANDY.-Pur' vine aud Rsanlie',
ri for medicinal purposes for 'Ae y pr,.Rsox CO.
| jei is' a@!n street.
tT0KING TORioco.-caelce sao.ins and ch.sI1
, Tobacco, for ssle sy W. PETERSON CO: h'assi.L1,
| il - sIsln street
InniGO-A supply fbss: qualify Iadgo. a.t ceyed
for sale by W. PEfrKSoH CO. b'rss.t,
| TIARDgE,s RIFE AND LIGHT TsF,NrRY FAC
II tcs. Complete in enc volame-Pee :. 90 Tor sale at
| Bo7k ari s,s,icre-y Store ii5 Nsln 81 -.
~ Orders fo the county must be accompanied With The
| 1ouey m. Is
EsAsloO PACKAGE, G. Inpsral aoa oalqns s:,.e sy
| J myqs wS. WALLACE soss.
PEEPE rnea' W 3ss 9:f5 g, soSs :sis ~
| ,DO Kgas SUPER cARB SAL soDA kBs tALARATUs.-
myqs wM. H,LLAaE sONs.
| , OOO BpIs. LlouoRs-yariOus Grade; g, .sleby
| 2,ttfO my2s VIZ SllLiUE soNs.
PACKAGES LlRp Bb and Ms scI snNs 1s by
! pace GINGEis, Slspice end pepper, ior sa BY
| II myS iohh N IohpoS BON
| LWERT POTATOx PAINTINGS FOR SALE
| } by msr2s A Y MOORE AIT
100 BUNDLES Ho0P IRON, from q to Inches
tOO Torsse by [my9sl JOHN n GoKDos soE
4
yxTHisKY.--.4OO BBLs. WHISKY RECTi
w ourselves and warranted frse from all drugs
| sELDEN MILLER,
my2s Coz, 18th AID Cary fts.
| VISrGNR.--- --SURRY COUNTY PURE CT
! der v!5cgar just received, and for sa.- by Z.
| sELDrN MUIR
uy2S Cor l4Lh and Cary tts.
| MINES, BRANDrre, AND LIQUORS. 80.
w u assortment on hsnd and for sale at pcs by
sElDIN MILLER.
| ny2s - Cor. i4-h and Cary Sta
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NUMBER 1874.

unoOrH BRUSHES OF e,uy s'yle and gasH,y. nay be
y had a. DoNt UT,
-has Druggists.
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-aI-IrIC. EnI, YnLUNTxERS IN ACTIVE

TEYAGEECS FOR VOLUNTEERS ~ AT IlN q
s&RVtCF-iu PREPARATION and MI oe puoAsea immediate
Manual o. TEcs Volunteers IN Active Service, complied
u The late embracing All that Is ess n
for Troops active service By Col "N H. hoAAAuSo J
NEARLY READY.
MANUAL FoR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RlFLEAEN :
would your attention % important mii ary Eo:k 10
the course puocaucn BY toEnsaan, hor PueA'ht
nd booaeer The book has been prepared oy Col Lucus
Davi. Of the Army emitted Ts rROorEE MANUAL being con-
patou Sordsruent OF The d Tor Aoanted Iihen IN al
D Z, Which printed 10 fu the S.lra ishts BAH Tor
Nrtrd Ef-n BY Gap, Naury which Correspondent re.
s---f !, ftvorsbly columns .= weeks az 1'g
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4 nnn LBS. ARGRLgCA EcOT-Frash saI
PEIERsoY 4 CO, Druggists,
lha a,rast
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VUL0HSiIE TEETHll E$sS
GREAT IHfR0 ThHENL. IN ARIXF2c4ALulIIYfYYSfss
c. JONES D.:sir having the rleht for making TEETH
ur.utr ur. eaa bt"g SHH.ftd ~ Us absolute superiority
r-.g oJs aca9s, h-gng thoroughly tested Il for tCei,e
.a;. % li4- rth=r u tss ~ 80 dgcuH csses
-, sE ..d t, i,e hcc utterly failed. Comnends with
'- COZ -c- os costing fuH partial sets Of teeth,
,.~ff' ~ @ r.' 'fs6 Hase Hey sis0 TIE per-
-t re4 a- O., % .as, sad tie suctlon thereby secured
l t- without clasps which, In the
-,' @ f. r-.'el 50 many teeth psinfu and useless Hay
s ~ hoe rtaudng fshc "a profession North
r3 sa uCn.s III be giSen and specimens exhibited to
t.o e - l'ny % see them.
Coll O. any oc Plate msGe Of course for such
tCu.
rln caar regulating and all other operations gently and
Royce. iiv .i..t.
Tsa =ou; ps'n, BY electricity having extracted
some en- % 't...i.ed t.=.l whit
rh.a- ccl TO ~ rom ~ 20 6, on Man street.
- I'D. q. g. -.l -s.a t. sp20
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BARGAINS.

0s uoyES EARAPEnE WAX CAEDbSs-A new
- ~ ""' 07'u'''' '''' wv WALLACE s0Es.
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many of,s sprng importation bought a. p-ne prices to be sold
a. % cents pc. yard.
seis anu ''' ''''' '''''' IVY siH'L ~ PRICE co.
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.9s.,..... Jt:,E i.UGEEsElED-And received by
Il 4 NORRIS, 81 Main street.
3D.. c1. q nd Sorf-yr tale with Northern comments. By
the az hs- - '.Tac Soat-'iie View ~ si'""-- &c.
, h- i-t.fs and ;--@fy EeuslEs OF hEs PioLz
ii.d with ard Introductory account Of he
lie ard i.as iyA- HaywiTd, Esq slcO.
ga s.a -.-c- ,' IS fr gard, sva 81 %
TIE & oa..s & o. aaslil. story of modern lie. By wiki
C-s , .os u 'IhJ "gIlsn IN White" Csth si.2j Papr
-tln apis
EEGGE F.E'El9E.
s.Us fam o. sIFLDs soAEEYIiLE l. This day Dissolved b!
r,.i..l c.rfezL JOHN SHHLDS
Z. !. soAERyILLE
RjczMosr iprl e.h, 1851. APPS
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a BOOK ABOUT DOC rORs.
WEST JOHNSTON
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs,
Have received tse allowing
NEW BOOKS:
BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS by J Cordy Jefferson, author O.
Novels aud Move isis," Ac. Illustrated sla5
Tax NATIONAL CoNIRoNERsY The Nsce OF ne faheT'
ur,an III % The Country By Jos. q. stiles Ec
TIE iLLUsrR HORSE DoCrOA By EiSArd AAyheS, N
rev \ a. 250
aACSULAYs ENGLAND-voL 5 lsuc and svo Soc aud 81 80
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Yesr Books Of fscts IN
sciepcs sni Art Ediiei BY DAVID A. Wells, A NJ 81 y
rHE GREAT PREPARATIONS CT, Redemption DEavsh Ngh-
Bv Rev John Canning. d. b., f 5. K, Minister OF h'
scottsA National Church. vols a.
rRuNPs Novel By George william cGEsL NzsSsisd--
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PAEAE p0ErpENTEE,

WALTER H. ROBEkTSON,
ATTORN e4X AT LAW,
RICHMCNO, VA,
MILL practice regularly In al the Courts h-i IN The city OF
~ Richmond, aud couHucJ OF cntco Chesterfield and
Ia.
OEcs No Law Building, Franklin Street des-6n
R9EESSaON Nt-'FEG.2.
yITeOD ITOyIEDER and his WOOD ESCLbIS, Jr.,
w have united IL practice OF the law Ia the
Charlotte, Ha!.aK and heckenburg
WOcp BoULDIN, Jr, WOOD B0OLDlN,
Boydton Taicoti Pest J-s,e
h=ckleneurg, county Charlotte con MY.
ocle--1y
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

IuPOHTED GOODS.
Chedia- Cheele o. superior quality, and beautifully put up
Dutch Cheese, "a balls Of sape-i0r quality
Ohvr- Cspfrs, Olives Fare.
Graade ChartieUse Cordial, (ghi.e al green)
Naccar0ai. Iruuecel, = u Cigzrs
Chow Chow, Caglt yer, Onions
woster sauce. Slyers Relish, Piqc.nte sauce
hustArd. Oi.yr on and Sardines ,,-,.
BrAny i,s5 Champ agnes II magnuns, quarts pnu ana hA
ptas
Clzsss, rom good % very superior
For sale by -. .....,.,, ,,,,r 90,
isS0-sS BLAIR CHAMbhALNHAS =
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x@ SEC ID SS PPbS n "
ES GOODS.
OPgNISC ~ STEAMER THIS BAY.
Blsck SIX Mantles, newest styles aHd patterns
ReauiiIli isTDsn, shawl.
fle ShCE.s, article
klega1i Wsik!cg salts.
SLleudiI Herrane5-a further slpp'F.
Mcst beautiful OrgAndes-yery cheap
French Jsc,nejs Ia great variety very cheap
Mourning Goods yade:y-amoRs which are very cfeEl
BareFes, GFenAdne Bsrege', Challe5, a. e . . =, ,,
ap9 hHL ~ fhlNL a w
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D0LOGNA sAUsAGEsJrst received direct ron Europe lc
ID ofsupeHor Bologna ssussges. for sale by o. CRhfz,
ap6 No Exchange Block-
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fyGe 8OIi E'sS 60. E.aas ts=s, .- i'-s's '.s "lia
A. "a asssI'.'' To ~g1s A sCLKLxy & Co.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
GET THE WoRrn OF ms MONEY

GET THE WORTH OF Ms MONEY
/" Halo. there, eapting!" said brother
Jonathan to a captain OF canal Packet
on the Erie Canal, "what do you charge
for passage?" "Three cents per mile
and boarded" said the captain. 'Wall.
l guess II take passage captain seein as
how I'm kindor gin eout walk;n so far. "
Accordingly he got on board as the stew
ard was ringing the bell for dinner.
Jonathan sat down and began demolish-
ing the .fxings' to the utter consterna-
ton of the captain, until he had cleared
the table of all that was eateb Bile whes
he got up and went on deck. picking his
teeth very comfortably. "How far is it
from here to where 1 got on board?''
Nearly one and half miles," said the
captain. Lets see," said Jonathan,
:'that would be just four and half cents,
but never mind, capting, l won't be
small; here's FIVE cents, which pays my
fare to here; l guess I'll 60 ashore now;
I'm kinder rested eout.''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
The Southern Con federacy.

The new government at Montgomery
is pushing along with good deal ei
vigor. By the 9th of March. i. is be-
lieved, the entire 5000, 900 loan will
have been taken. Thirty thousand vol.
untesrs are now being drilled. and are ua.
der canvass waiting orders. A large a.
mount of provision. and supplies OF all
sorts have been purchased recently in
Chicago, Saint Louis and Cincinnati. and
sent to Mobile and New Orleans for dis
tribution. On the fourth OF March tho
new postal arrangements 60 into effect
The die for the new stamps has been
made and the old contractors are to be
continued in the service Of the confsder-
ate etates. The present tariff is merely
designed to be temporary. and as soon
as possible new system will be adopt.
cd. ......... ........
Texas has been admitted into the new
confsderacy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Valuable property
H GOD MR ~ - " H
BY ORDER OF COURT.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
z bate Court of Wvandot county, Ohio, We
will offer for sale at Public auction on the 3Oth
day of March, AID. 1861. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. upon the premises the following real
estate, situate in the county OF Wyandot and
State of Ohio to-wit: The south east quarter OF
the north east quarter of section five (5) and
the south west c orner of the north west quarter
of section four a., township one Cd, south Of
range fourteen (I4), containing sixty eight acres
Appraised at twenty-on hundred aud eight dol
lars. Also in lot number twenty two (22). in
the town Of McCut.henville, Wyandot county
Ohio, appraised at one hundred and fifty dol
lars. Also in lot number twenty -four (24) in
said town, appraised at two hundred collars
And also out lot number twenty-four (24) in
said town of Nc Cutchenvile, containing five
acres, appraised at two hundred dollars.
Terms of Sale-One- third in hand one til ird
in Six Months, and one third in One year from
day of Sale, with interest the payments to b
secured by mortgage upon tho premises sold. g
R. g. PENNINGTON, and
SPENCER ST. JOHN,
- PISS Administrators of H Erect decd,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.

EZEKIEL Ekelbery. Catharine Ekebery,
u Mary Jane Ekslbery. Mahala Ekelbery
Cassander Ekeibery, and John Ekelbery, heirs at
law of Sarah Aun Ekelbery, wife of Jacob Excl
berry, deceased, and Zerslda Walton, widow of
Matthew Walton, deceased, will take notice that
a petition was filed against them, on the 9th
day of March, A D. 1861, in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for the County of Wyan-
dot, and State of Ohio. by James H Walton and
is now pending. wherein said James H Walton
demands partition of the following real estate,
to wit: The southeast quart:r Of section mum
Der twenty seven (2D, and the North west quar-
ter of the southwest quarter af section number
twenty (26), in township one l, rouge four
teen, IA, in Wyandot county, Ohio, containing
two hundred acres more or less And also for
the assignment of dover to Zeralda Walton
widow Of Matthew Walton, deceased, and that
at the next term of said Court, the said James
h Walton will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
Dated March 9th, 1861.
BERRY & LEE. Atty's,
for said petitioner.
March 7, 1851, Pr $5 90,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
LATEST NEWsl
OLD ABE INAUGURATED |

The Inauguration Of the President
slsst toek place on last Monday. March
eth. Everything passed off quietly, and
shs seeasion was . grand and imposing
enc. We need not say single word in
regxrd to the inaugural address Of Mr.
Linceln-thsre is not word or sentence
IN it that every honest hearted Ameri-
can citizen cannot heartily endorse. We
give IL to our readers in an extra this
week, and We hope every one of them
will give it . careful p.rusal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07

From Texas!-A Collision I'm mminent.
Capt. Hill, in reply to the Texas Conn
missioners, refused to evaeuate Fort
Brown or surrender the Government
property. ... -... .
It is stated that Hill has ordered rein-
forcemsn:s from Ringgold Barracks to re-
take the Government property on Brazo'
Island.
A collision between the Government
and State troops was i'm ninent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
LINCOLN's CABINET,

The following gentlemen have been
appointed and confirmed a. members OF
President Lincoln's cabinet:
Hon. VIM. H. Seward. Secretary OF
State.
Hon 8. P. Chase, Secretary of Treas
ury.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary o.
War.
Hon. Gideon We,les, Secretary OF Ma.
w. ....
Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary oI
Interior.
Hon. Montgomery Blair. Post Master
General.
Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney Gene.
raj.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
WARPOLE HOUSE

JOHN sTAUB, Proprietor,
SAspusKr AVENUE, ON SQUARE NORTH OF THE
CoUnr HOUSE, UPPER SANDUsKy, ONO.
OLD JOHN STAUB, has taken the Proprie-
torship of the Warpole House, and after giving
it thorough cleaning and refitting, is now
prepared to see his old Friends. and all others
wishing good living and nice lodging
HIS TAB L E
is furnished with the best provisions the mar
kets afford, and the deserts arc of tho choicest
kind.
HIS ABLING
is of the best, and can comfortably accommo.
date 80 horses-whero none but the best OF
Osters will be in attendance. In connection
with the Stable, be has large and commodlous
Carriage Honse-also large Wagon Yard. A
New Omnibus will run to and from the cars,
carrying his Guests FREE. Pedlers, Drovers,
and persons travelling with their families will
find it to their interest to sts p with OLD JOHN
at the Warpole.
u There is Livery Stable connected with
the Hotel.
Feb. 25, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
lS:A & x q
Il wv EH HISS
|CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

II keep a ine assortment of Watches of Ameri-
l. car and Swiss manufactory.. .
If you want a good Double Timer-T have it
If you want good American watch-I have it..
Ifyou want good Duplex-1 have it. Ifyou
wspta good Chronometcr- balance have it.
II you want q good Lever or Escapement-I
have them. guarantee my Watches one and
two years. If you want good Clock, don't care
what style or kind. have them-good and
cheap sEsk
Keep constantly on land q large assortment
Of Jewelry Of the latest styles, which ars.ffssh
and good. -...s..-g -.s...r-
KNIVES AND oCKET.-BoOKs.
! hive 4 complete variety Of Knives Of VIM.
Cilchrist's celebrated make and as 6ne lot
of Portmonaies, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases,
&C., as ,uu would wish to sec.
TACLES.
have Spectac!es to suit all ages. l have
PEBBLE Glass, Near Sighted and Nose Glass, Com
mon Glass. Goggles, &c. z= Is
INSTRUMENTAL.
keep Violins. Accordeons. and Instructors
blank Music paper, bow hair, Violin and Gui-
ia r strings, Of a superior quality. Musical
Trapps of all kinds. n o,ions and Toys and a
thousand other articles too tedious to mention
Watches, iClocks and evelry Repaired and
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
H. e. WELSH,
Pierson House Block,
rs --a Upper Sandusky. Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
HORTON'S PATENT
Portable Fence.
Patented August Sd, 1856,

1T was the design of the Inventor to construc
Il cheap, convenient and substantial yet du-
rabls Fence, which could be readily put I'D an d
taken down, easily repaired, and when put up
ION a stone or block, } will stand The wiuds and
storms equal to the post and board or stak.
and ridered Fences. Braces (.plit out of OAK
er 2x4 scantling) set to inches in the ground
and connecting the upper end with the fence
BY simply using link of wire and key, cu
each side of tho fence, or an inch pin, farmer.
tell US makes fence perfectly firm and subst,n
tial. s8
Thu proprietor being aware of it, appreciation
in other States. and biting not but it will be
used more in this, as it is being used on the Re
serve and southern part of the State he has EN-.
powered BENJAMIN HITE, of Antrim to-,
Wyandot county. Ohio. to appo MT Agents and
to sell Farm, Town and County Rights.
TERMs-For Is acres, or under, S !; IS to so
acres, 50; sc to 100 acres, s.; ovsr Sl0O 81 for
every 30 acres up to 300. ~,
The Cheapest and Best Fence in the
United STATES. =
1t saves over all others-lst. the expense Of
making in lumber, ing but three sla's to pan i,
ell. whie all others from, 4 to 8. and ~ Iuds
can DO made from 100 feet of lumber.
Itsayes over all otbers--2nd. land--we use
only 3 feet, while all others, except the board
and post Use to s feet. 10 '
itSdfEs OVeT dll obneTS--5Q, Cime-One man
can make forty rods day, and can be made on
rainy days os in Raa winter season; cost cents
per rod.
1t saves over all other.--4th, nail,--usinp
less in nuHsber and 81 xes in size. 1t costs per
rod a-2 what post and board fepee does.
Il can be used aside from permanent fences,
For fencing stacks; for bai, using lengths
with braces; fencing yards Of all kinds; dividing
fields into small LOTS picket fences. BRACES for
separating fences; aud rolling land and side
bills; 1t can be made at the following rates:
Where lumber cos. IS per 1000. 30 cents per rod,
10 " 81 %" I"
- . "a ."
In building 30 rods Of post and board fence
where lumber is worth $40 per Thousand and
posts l3 cents each. we save the builder s8.
1--WE hereby donate the light for fencing
parsonages churches ofall secfs, ,burying grounds
pu biic squares and school houses.
Great Inducements to Agents.. --
Faithful Agents will make in selling rights
from i've to ten dollars per day. l can sell ter
rItory so that the purchaser can clear from ten
to twenty dollars per day. Town or county
rights sold on very favorable terms by apply
ing to
BENJAMIN HITE, Agent,
For Wyandot county, O.
Wyan dot P. o.. March 7, 1861.
ME best quality Il Black and Green rea
Il at &C WORTlPS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Guardians Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.


IN pursuance Of on order ofthe Probate Court of
Wyandot county, Ohio, made on the 29th day of
January, D 1861, in the case of Charles Ka-
ley, guardian of David Reikenbach against his
ward and Others the undersigned will on Satur-
day 2nd day of March, A D 1861 at o'clock
P NJ, upon the premises in Crawford township
Wyandot county, Ohio, offer at public sale, the
fol owing described real estate in Crawford
TIP Wyandot county Ohio, to wit:
The south part ei the north east quarter of Sec
ton seven ~ and the north west quarter of the
north west quarter of section eight, township one
Cd south Of rauge thirteen east. containing in all
one hundred and seven acres 107) more or less.
@ Terms of Sale:
One-thrd cash on the day Of sale one
third in one year, and one third in two years
from day of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by a mortgage upon
The premises sold and interest at the rate of six
per gent. per annum.
Appraised at 50 500 90. To be sold free of
dover, but subject to the wheat now growing up
on the premises.
CHARLES KALEY, guardian of
Jan 3I,-4t-Pfs4,50, 81 David Reikenbac h
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING COUN
TIES,
Mrs. Tyler Found.

Mrs. Tyler Found.
The body Of Mrs. Tyler. who has
been missing since the 23d Of November
was found last Tuesday morning floating
in the river, but few rods from where
she was supposed 10 have gone in. A
full account Of her leaving homo was
published at the time. SO We shall not re.
peat. Our citizens done every thing in
their power to discover her whereabouts.
but all in vain until now. Constant
search has been kept up. We learn that
Mr.. Tyler and others were searching
tho river for her when she Was found.
The body waa in q remarkable state OF
preservation. although much blosted.-
1t was Immediately placed in coffin and
conveyed to the residence OF her hus-
band. At three o'clock an unusually
large number Of ci:izens assembled and
afer religious exercises by Rev. Dr..
Lunt, Of the M. E. Church, attended the
burial in Onk Wood Cemetery.
Thus ends this melancholy affair,--sad
indeed to contemplate. Mr.. Tyler, fam.
lily and relations of tho deceased haye
tho heartfelt sympathy Of oAr eommu-
nity.-Frenons Messenger.
Bigamy.
Considerable excitement has been rife
IN this community for the past week oc.
oas;oned by man named Lewis Snow.
den having married . highly respecta-
bic young widow lady Of this placs while
having another wife at P;ttsburg. Snow
den is railroad engineer. and came to
this place some four or ave months ago.
He had conducted himself with such u
inform proPriety As to secure the conf
dence not only of the lady whom he has
so ruthlessly imposed upon. but Of all
who made bis acquaintance, and conss.
quently the report Of his having ab.n-
donsd wife and family was not at first
generally accredited. He Affected to be
very indignant at the re port, and started
ossen'lbly for Pittsburgh to trace up and
disprove it. but has not since been heard
from. On Monday the lady, aacoupa-
MED BY brother, proceeded to Pitts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Sale Of Real Estate
BY ORDER OF COURT.

ON the 26th day of March, 1861 at 2 o'clock
" in the afternoon, at the door of the Court
House in Upper Sandusky, in the County Of
Wyandot, and State of Ohio. will be sold to the
high hest bidder tho following Real Estate, (as
the property Of William Little, deceased, late Of
Stark county, Ohio. to-wit: The undivided
half Of the west half. Of the southwest quarter
number two ~ of range twelve (l2) ia the
county of Wyandot. Said tract of land is free
and unncumbered by dover. Appraised at
$3.50. Terms of Sale-One-thi1d Of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in two
equal annual payments. with interest from the
day Of Sale, aud payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises.
J. @. BROWNWELL, Administrator of
the Estate of VIM. Little, decd.
Canton Feb. 18. 1861.