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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
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The 8e0e0la Of fA0vuUloAoOG..
The Chicago Tribnue thus discouyscs
npou slsis subject one very little under
stoed.nr at least pract!ced, in this COM
munitv -
"Long experience has proved that
with the same expense f,r rent, clerk
hire, and hundred namelesa i,ems,
judicious, constant and liberal ApvRR-
ErIslNo will add to the profits ofa house,
ten, and in many eases !, hundred times
its cost. This principle has had scores
Of illustrations in Chicago within tho
last dozen years. Some Of our older
firms, established for nearly twenty
years. are plodding in the Same oil
heaten track. doing very little II any
moro business than they did dozen
years ago; while others within fvc or
ak ycars-keeping no more and no bet
ter gooas-by liberal SYSTEM Of ID.
vertising, have leading position in
their several departments Of trade"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

PA,Nrv1 Err L.u.nAnlE Notes
Il An Amy S,i-yr,n. We lrl the f,l
| wing; II remember On. du. il nfak
ing my hospital rounds. a la,ien, just
arrived, presented me All amrutate,i
t.'~arta. and ia dni,,y ~. c.,,,ld seat.
..lv refrain f-"M y bread Ianyh; the
inter- ws< constantly nn lis face.
Whit is the ,Nsitt, ?---tl,iS ,i.rss NJ.
.'rik- m" ~ a l,nghtcr." II, !. not,
tnrtor; hn, excuse mr lost nv arm,
- 50 funny wy. tha, I stiil laugh
whenever | l"k ut IT," "Onr first
serge M wanted shaving. and got me
. attend to it, ae | am corporal We
went tnye,l"r in front nl his tent !
had ls,herei him, tick him l., the nnse
'n.l was just applying the razor. ' hen
cahndti ball came. xnl that was til.
! III | saw of.his heal an,l INV arm
ExcttSr me, '!u .,nr. t,r laughing So, hut
lnever saw such i thing before" This
occurred during the siege of For, Erie
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

BUsIfS0ToS, New L.

BURlfN0ToS, NSv.sl4
A regiment styling itself shs 1ss No.
iment u. =. Ls,cers, Col P,sysl, uaisA
has been forming since Augustk kasa~
dezvouse1 here, has been onb1naeA-A
For some ,ias there hsa bsnor n1sb
dissatisfaction among the men, asisin0
from alleged frauds practice6 upsg
them by Col. Pieyea; wfieh, On TkanD-
day last, amounted to open 0n,iny, r.
sul,ing in the expulsion Of Cok Pisyck
and several oakcers appointed BY hin
from the camp. The men remained IL
camp under Lieut. Col reltord, until
yesterday when they disbanded
One company has gone to Mt Pfsss-
ant to join Col. Porters regiment VI
lows cavalry SOME will join companies
now recruiting in the State, and many
will return 70 their homes. Il appears
tha, Col l1eycl had letter from the
Secretary Of War to the effect that .
regiment Of lanccrs would be accepted
by the Government when raised but
had never ree~fve.t his commission
tn .giment has received le weea ~
500 and $1,000 worth Of cfo,hing. Sc,
from the Government, part Of which
has been saved.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
MorrAT'S
.uesstab's life Pi1is
Fh o11a1E 9tter0

j IA 0Dn1@ seCe r.
The hish sad snvied celebrity which the
pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for The
invaluable elicasy in I'll the Diseases wl,ic!
they profess 70 cure, has rendered the usMa
practice Of Of putting not only unnecessary
but unworthy Of them. II I'll cases Of Asth
ma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Affection.
VI the bladder and Kidneys. Bilious Fever.
And Liver complaints, in the Sou,h and ll'est
whore those diseases prevail, they will he found
! invaluable. Planters, farmers and others who
once use these Medicines, will never after wards
be without then. Bilious Cholic, serious Loose
, ness, Piles, Costivsness, colds and coughs
cholic corrupt humors, dropsies.
Dvsr.Ps i.-Ns person with this dis,ressin {
disease. should delay using these Medicines
immediately. Eruptisns Of the Skin, Erysip.
elias. Flatulency.
FE,ks M AGUs.--For THE scourge Of the
Western country these Medicines will he found
\ safe, speedy and certsin n rmedy. hhe
medicines leave the system subject 10 re,ur,
Of the disease; = cure hy these medicines d
permanent. Try them. ts satisfed, aud be cu, e
FOuLxEss ~ vC0xPLExIOx-t'cneral Debility
Gunt, Gidliness, Gravel. Headaches. Of eveis
kind. Inward Fever, ,lnnammatory Rheumatism
Impure lilood, Jsun.lice, IA,ss If Appetite.
NERCuRlAL l.ixEsEs.- Never fails to erndi.
cate entirely al the effects Of Mercury. inf.
mi,ely s.,oner than The most powerful prepare
tion If SMrssparills. Night Sw ats, Nervous
I'ehility, Nervous Complaints Of all kinds
nreanic AfeciiSns.
i''LEs.-Ihe original proprietor Of these
Medicines was cured Of Piles. Of IS year
standing, BY the use Of these Life Medicine.
alone. l'ains in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs
joints and s'rgsMs. RaEun nArisM.-Iho.e az
eA with this terrible disease will he sule
of relief hy the life Medicines. Rush Of
Rle"d '" 'he Head, Scarvy, Salt Hheun,, Swell
iner. Sc,ofuls. Or King > Evil in It's w",s,
forms. Clee+e u every description w"rm.
Of I'll kinds Are eAFectually expelled by these
Medicines. Parent. will 10 we'll tn admins
ter them whenever their existence 10 suspected
Relief will - certain.
The life l;t,s T. l'koHix B;tters
Purify the nlo"d, and thus remove all dis
sass from the ayssem. Prepared and said b,
nR. WILLIAM II. MOfFAT.
335 lsroadssy, eoraer Of Aathohy Stree,
New FORK. Fer sale By all druggists. n39-i,
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TW.SmEsMAx. r

INDICTMENTS FoE TREASON IN KEN.
TUcKY.--'rhe L..uisville journal reports
that in the Federal Court, recently ii
session ut Frankfort, the grand jury
returned indictment for treason against
thirty-thrce persons. Among the most
prominent indicted are John Z. Breck. n.
ridge, Humphrey Marshall, and Robert
J. Drsckinridye Jr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

MiLIrA.y DlsclpIIxE.-C Col. Shaw
gave one If his Captains !, taste Of wha'
ins hor'lin.te officers mi sht txpcc, fem
HIM y day or two ago at Davenport.
II seems b" made an appointment will
Il c rt:,in Captain 10 mcct him at !,
stated l..nr Il, The Ru.,i> iI..m~c tn
make some arrange merits rcla,iv. to Il
muster r..'l which ~as t. ne corrected
The Captain ca,ne,.a a private pnrlor was
engaged f.r their ns', anil everything
waS ready t,r hn~iu.>>, VIXEN the Cap
tair excused hims+lffr few minutes.
The Col ,n,.l Wi -e,l patiently for him tn
return. AMI ever until he cam. l. ,ck
which was some fur hour. If rrwar,iS.
,ni 'h..n he " Is n drunk rs Il tr..,,n.r
Prr>nn 2. upon his acquaintance with
t. Colonel hc rrcl..l mp 81 him, an.l
Shipping him on The shoulder, Ssal !:
"Bs O. Bill! how are sce
tnI ShtW--.Gs TO vour 0,,art.rS.
>ir."'
C.rt.--.O, .sh.w nov Shaw! 70,
l!"n,t mean that. lses,,lrs that 1 don.
want To-
Col. shaw (siill ~ IRE siernlv)-"G"
I" .'"nr quarters, | ,tli vow, AMI rrln.r,
yourselves under arrv.t.''
Capt - tie fI----v"n say. TLis I.
\ - pretty ass when BILL Shaw
talks II arrc>tiny me-"
Here the Colonel took the irhiat.d
'srt iii, l'v a.. collar, ,ni gave him y
wanlc~"mr shaking. IT, then tel him
the .l.s.r ami took his f.,ot AVA. from
beneath his coat tails, ut the sam., ,i.n-.
H.lcring -n,ur soldiers to take him T..
ram, And keep him there Till lie him
,cif c.swy~.
There i>no rnrsense .lyw, C.l xhs~
-DuJ. Tiuea
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Administration We have placed in l,0we
and which ext.vts the administration
NJ its opponents, aud stands firm by ID,
ul.l banners. Thus We shall draw y
nnrscl IS new strength, recruit on
rnnk- fon patriotic Democrats, and
conli,~ the hostility Of the Democrat.
party - 'he 'Adt,nd usunl liaes .6par'
ti&an action. We can differ from them
fr all time ON tariffs, hanks. pm'di
IL rs, can:l> anil railroads; contest
elections with them IN these p"in' :
with all the zeal IT hoi campaigns; and
vet b. ~ one when the ninn is called
in question. All can see, since election
that tbs. ,."Mn'ry must have tw" parties
i 4 I'LL who h,vr ever l.,rne ih,. mam
1T Republican stand firm b. their own
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

~ An Irishman went into country
meeting house where An auctionesr was
selling the pews:
"Well, he cried, "God has broke
down rs well A. the rest, and here they
are selling him out in his own house, -
pay his own debts"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

A pretty girl was lstsly complainin9
to Quaker friend that she hsd : eol1.
and was sadly plagued - her ir@ By
uhaps. AFr1ssati." said Obadiah, s-thse
shoall never sa6sr ths chaps y ! ~
near thy lip&"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Figures will not lie." is an oldsand
used to be we'll credited saying
But the introduction ofhoops, crinoline
hile, hMstles. and cotton breast. wuk Ks
has played the dickens with the eproyerb.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

AIDES have just rcc.ived very large
J.. stock Of new fnl ard Winter Mill.
nsvv floods u the l~ss- style which will
sell very cheap. I will also attend 10 dress
MAting With much care. will Try to Acc",nc-
date AL NV cu.tomer.. Rnans NJ Mr.. VIM.
Mo .rcrof.s. aoushesat p.va ~ town.
MISS T.. I. NASH
Tledo. NJ, Nth, 1851 v3-n27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
AN ACT OF ERATITuDE

, yO,o0O G0PIEs ov MEDICAL Hook ron OaA
,Tuirous Cisc.1L .,lox-ty a *n0srer who has
.ibsen edse,Haily cured Of nervous debility.
loss sf me0,esy. and dimness Il sight, result,
ipg from early ~rrors by following the IN
strpctione ,eive'., il y medical serk considers
i his duly. in gratitude 10 the author, a~d tor
.,he benefit Of cSaenmr,ive. ana Nervous sui.
ferers = pHhlist the means used. He viii
,herctors. sent t,.e, t. a~y address,, on re-
ceipt IT two s'atn.,s, \ copy ii the work. eosn
taining every j.. rna,ion required. Address,
17o, uox +. o., tibAay. n. T.. n25ma
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Tell me, angelic. hosts, yc messengers
Of love, shall, swindled printersl her.
below have no redress above?
The shining angel baud replied: r"
us is knowledge given. tleIinq,en,s on
the, printers books, can never enter
heaven!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
g@eg&N
Par Ne Transcript.
SONG ron TsaE TAM Es.
Ais. Root Asg ~ ~.
sY nA,r,s lc.raexAs.

Ny name is rowing Billy, as through tie worll ]
Igoes.
make an homes, living BY msnding up Old
ciethes.
| ve enlisted in the army now, and will hgh,
~ hest | can,
Bring the heads Of Beaur,gonrd / Jeff % a
present to ac,e Fam.
CLorus--Then vlltell,,you what It IL, and whs,
hav. been IN N ing,
They'd better play their cards we'll before
? they get licking.
Jog along.
The times here are 20 very hard aud the war
is all the 60,
they're a,resting traitors every day and IN.
king them to Ca m.
aud the Rebels all are s;ngi g out what nre
wsgoing to do
The Missouri Boys will lick US, till We are
black and blue.
CAovas--l tell you what il is and shat have
hesn thinking,
1hsy'd better play their cards we'll before they
get licking.
Jog s'ong.
u was in old 'JeFs'' pssce l tell you VIA,
I'd d.
Id leave the world and climb tree vi.hsm,
either lsns. " Shos.
Or I'd 60 back to rbar!estoa or 6es 10 par.s
unknown,
And take my ~erl.sor i. JET, they 4 b. apt 10
4let yon alons'
CIo,as--I tel, you shst Il Is, and what I've
'eea thinking,
Jef's 4 sooi fellow but he's bound 70 get
ticking.
Jog alsre.
For the Onion must and shall bs saved I tell
.ou sis not right
How ~ish tn. war wen!l begin, ri show
them Mv TO s9ht,
II make TIE :" ith knuckle IN Ter till thsv 4
hesin n cry,
We'll AZ e together eoys .ni "R.o. Hoe Or
Die
Cho,ss-' tel yon vhst il 10 SD ~hs, I sm
th;sking
rhey are AZ xool feltevs bat are bound 10 GET
liekiag.
leg slone.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Religion is not thing which spends
itself. Il is like river which w,dens
continually. and is never so broad or
50 deep as ut its ~ Mth, where it rols
into the ocean Of eternity
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Al0alcal. Notice.

Decs. y. nunoe, agsin s1ers his scrvice 4
,the citissn. Of Toledo, and surrounding cq,n.
Try. @ Phy~icias aad Surgeon boot. isnrcs
nay b fowad ~ his stlios ia ]. ~. shank lin'l
Drug Stsre, from e'eieek A. NJ. Hs.tilti T.. A.
except wien professionally absent. Calls
IN WITH =. n. 6hautlin, will 10 promptly
~etlsnded 70. 5a.a a#4a Il 3e8as
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Gts 9owA Trnnstript,
Y PuBLisH1D EVERY THURSDAY,
~ - - per Year ln AAvasco.
III 800 sF9 sffa. - Nd &sr-4esyAs-
zoe st the expiration Of three inca IL.
rates e. AdyertIstoR.

tpae Square, 6rst insertion, $l,OO
eaeh sdhs,qment insertisa, O,5O
tsae square rhrss mdnths, as 400
Dc 6ix months, ll 500!
ds Ons year, 1900
Qiartsr column, one year. 2S.OO
nse half col"ns, sns ysar, a500I
O,s column, one year, 5000
Twelve lines cf this type make squsfe
Business Caris, coasisiisg efsix lines er
fesa, $500 per year.
~ All Tran sicst and Legal advertisement.
INST b paid in advance.
~U Mess the numher al insertions he sreci-
'ed at the time advertisements are handed
sthey wiM. bs published the discretion Of
bic publisher. and charged Tor. the length II
Al" tie. are inserted.
liberal discount from the above rates
~:ll be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
VALLEY ITY HOTEL.
GE. r. SrG GNEHOEsE rrwp-ietor.
.F
s,esArs'se, opposite F'r"kl;n Ihrs
CEDAR Raids, IOWA. ns,i
J. e. MILLER.
Watch maker + AD.bsss, Its,

Watch. maker T. AD.bs~sS lssl
Respectfully gives 40 - 10 the ci,i.ens :
iole.lo and sicinity, ~, l.. is prepared 10
aepAir watches, CLOCKS and jewe.ry Of every
description: nd to take Lik-nes.e, in the
latest -tyls Of the ART, on short nsti<s.
Terns fe ssonsOte.
Work Y rreo.ei
10, ms ever the relelc Grocery Store
n. ;.-Ambrotyps attached 70 ro,nbstsne.
saA 1,oun,en,s
.sa Toledo ioxn. JslJ 18th latil,e -va.nl9.ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
JACOB NAUE RTss, I
X>sH BOOT AyD SloE NAXGR

Bses leave IA inferm the puhlic that he i.
prepared 70 II Ill kiMls If work in his lire IL
Ahe entire satisfaction Of all who may favor
him With tlsie custom. Unlike the craft, h
% dster~iasJ = fs.6A ell his pronises.
Ready made work kept constantly on hand
ond Ter sale - los priees. nll-v3.ly
0hsp I've doors. sast the Cary House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

"Ani where was the man stabbed /?
asked Mn over excited lawyer Of \ ply.
@iciaM"
"1'hc man was stabbed about an incl
and = half 10 the left Uf the medium tine
anl iust about IN incl, above the utnbil-
icus."
Oh, YES, I understand u .w; Int /
IL was near The Town llall.
DE.lixEIN CorFEE. The latest news
from Ri. (cia Enyla".l) advises n de-
cline il the prices nf coffee i, that grea'
market. This will be good mcws t.
here, wi" have to pay for tn
article higher prices than probably " re
ever before known.
An edi'"r thu. logically M lycs his
delinquent sul'sc il'erS:
1--WE don't wan, money desperately
bal, but our creditors 10, an | no d,uh,
thu. owe sou Ifyom pav rs, We Il pay
them, AMI tl.cy'll pay you.'
Some "i"ick" has written an epitaph
ON ''<tun,p tall lllinu.s currency:
"Thongh lost to sight TO memory dear;
Ie friends Of "Stump- Tail" drip aetear;
IN yaah It 4rew IN pro,aisel we'll.
But through .SeeesL' it went 70 h-l.''
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Wise Counsels. for the Young can b had il
The tnvalid's Medical C1nfl.nt,' publishe,
By The undersigned for the hcneft OF person.
whs suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, So sapsiy ins. the means Of cure. I'm
prudent MAtMriiy and Youthful lsliscrst ion,
are sannarily LiApellsJ. Thouss de hailed
tAN li,tta ~ork Witt delight, .4ad date tlei
restsrAtioc to uefulness in society frop. ! lei,
6rst psri,sal Of its Interesting pages. Aend
ysur address Ter copy, with three cent
stamp fers<tul u postage 10
b.. JoHx B. O0pEx & c..
so3l 3m. Nes; u and 6G John, II. n. 7.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

Tho Nessspnper Sponge.
s.rhere always . . eertsia class,
Cali them what yon choose-
Wht A. they {" from place to place,
Sponge the daily nsws.
A paper they VII mover take.
They complain Of bsing tso poor;
Rut liquor, tobacco ani cigars
They'll have, you may BE- sure.
'Tis rather harsh.it 10 fact,
To talk 90 very plain;
But buy your pspsrs af,sr this,
Aud never 'spongs Agsin."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
Legal Notice

sAMt7EL WAGNER. Of tie State Of New
York will take notice, that john Vandrnhurgh ,oi
seneca ~. ~ 'he Statenf Ohio, T. id on the 23d da,
If pril. A D .loT, file his petition in the Cour
Of Common Pieas withi:., and for the Count.
of Wyaudot in the said State OF Ohio, against
The said Samuel WAGNER, settiag 10th that
the is due from the said Samuel Wagner {"
the said John Aandenbufgh the p' omissory
note of the said Sumuel Wagner, dated Feb
ruar, 20, 1858, the sum of 100 dollars, with
ten per cent interest. payable semi annually
from the 2 lth day of Feb uary. 1858 aud pray
ing for judgm. MT against the S id Samuel Wago
ner for the said sum of 1 100, together with
interest thereon, at the rate of ten per cent
payable semi annually, from the Goth day OF
February, 1858.
An attachment has been duly issued in said
action and levied upon the property of the sald
Samuel Wagner,
The said Samuel Wagner is notified that he
is pequi ed to appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 9th
day of December, 1861.
NOBLE De WOLF & NOBLE,
& McKELLY d GRiSELL.
Plaintiff 3 Attorneys,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
Bent, N Barracks
TT. LOUIS, Mo-,
Nov, 2ist 1861

L. A. Brunner, Esq.
DEAR S1R:--La>t Thursday went to
ttermsnn, as | informed you | expected
10 do. arrived there on Friday at noon
Found the Wyandot boys all well with
one or TWO exceptions. and enjol ing camp
lite hugely. They are in want OF over
coats and they ere not backward in re-
ninding the Quxr'ermaster 'hey need
ttFem. We expect to obtain overcoats for
lli. regiment to da,. came down last
ev, ning-go 10 camp at 9 O'Clock. an
found Lii ut. Fred Ager1er here. jvst pre-
pairing to go to Bediordshire. He leii
here this morning tor camp Morton al
Hermann with his squad. Capt. w ii.
KAmsr arrived At caup Morton. last Mon
day with part oi his company. The Capt
looks retoitnt with good health. lie
wants few more good men to make his
company up TO the requisite number
Capt Klimer is good. humane man to
90 under and a few more can get a chance
fti ey wisn. Ii there are any more pat
riotic young men in Wyandot county,
here is splendid opportunity for them
to serve their country undrr GOOD com
.panuer. He expects TO have his com
pany tuH soon. Our Lieut. Col. John A
'rurley and Capt. G. A. Taylor from Ii
ma had little difficulty, and a chail~ n sc
was given and accepted. The Capt. re
signed and the Lieut.. Col. Was placed
under arrest. and in consequence 2 A
Tyler was put in command OF the reg'
ment. Bully for Tyler'-'or any 9th
er man The weather is very pleasan
kxru>e the haste in which this is wrltte'
| | have considerable business to attend II
to day | return to Hermann this even
ing with the balance Of Quar- ermaster'
stores. Our Head Quarters are IN th
city Of Hermann Z oi mile from cam
Morton. We occupy building OF lou
OF five looms. l remain
F. Yours truly.
/ j. G.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
IMPORTANT If TR E,
And every word Is true.

For urw ards of th'ee years past | have been
engaged in a business, which as yielded me at
the rate of $4,000 per annnm, but beiug desi
rous of going to Europe in th- conrse of fw
months, for the purpose of there introducing
the business l willing TO teach it to any
who will send me ST. The business is
humhug but of highly useful and gene al
character adapted to ci les and villages. ard Que
that any body of .riinary capacity. young or
old, male female, acquire. with few
hours practice, and by which they can secure
very handsome income. Several young ladies'
who have received instructions from me. 10th in
New York Stale and Pennsylvania, earning
upwa DIS of $40 week bv it As it is no ped
dIing business but is pc fectly respe table,
Gentltmen and ladies' nj leisure who would like
to learn the business for their avn am sement,
or pl asure. will fad tie practice of it a plas
ant past,me, and one in which they Will take
great intel est On the receipt of one dollar,
i'll S, II printed instructions by which any per-
son eadily icquire the art, and these in-
structions will also Contain every pa tic ular
| relative to the calrymg il on so that is Will be
! h ghly pr, fitable. The pu chaser OF the print-
! ed instructions will also be authorized 10 teach
| it to others, auG have Sometimes received as
| high as two hun1Ied do,lals for teaching it in
dividually to person. | would further stale
! that 9 81 or do lars will bay Everything ne
| ccssa to commence the business with, and the
Al ticies can be g.t almost apywhc e. city
OF country. or If preferred ean furnish them
Address ALVORD T. PARSONS.
No. 36 Liberty ST, N. } .
T. Fhe best of reference given when requi-
rcd u.v22 s. ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
NOTICE.

James H. Fish, whose residence is unknown
will take notice, that Mary E. Carroll of the
Stlte Of MarN land did, on the 18th day of Feb
rua'v, A d 1861, file her petition in the Court
o Com pleas, W thin and for tn. county of Wy
andot, IN the St1te OF Ohio, against John W
Senseney, William Trump and the said jam s
H Fish, defendants, praying for judgement
against the said John W. Senseney, defendant,
for the sum Of three hundred and eighty sevci
dollars, and interest at ten per cent, from
June 2nd, A d 1855. that the said John "
Senseney gave mortgage to the said Mary
Carroll on the following lands and tenenents to
wit:-The east halt of the east half of In lots
Nos I02 and 81, in the town of Upper Sandus-
ky in SAID W,andot county, and State of Ohio,
The said James H Fish and VIM Trump siic.
tne giving IF the said mortgage, claim some in
terest in the SAID iauds under the SAID john "
Sehseuey, and PRAYING that the said John W Sen
senry may pay said sum of money now claimed
to br due, with the interest amounting to said
sum of three hundred aud eighty seven dollar.
and interest at ten per cent, from June 2nd
D 1855, o. that said premises may be sold
to pa. the sane
And the laid james Il Fish is notified that he
is requi ed to appear and answer SAID petition
on or refore the third Saturday after the 30tE
day of Dtcember A D 1861.
henry MADDUX,
n"v22 81 Ste. Att'y ter Plaintiff
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
Bea ufOIt.

The district of Beaufort, South Caro-
lima, row in possession of our forces.
swafms with "contrabands Accord
ing to the census OF / 60 The total blaek
population was 80 27O or about fl e
slaves to every white inhabltsnt. 1t is
sal d to be tie finest agricultural district
IN the world. The principal prod
are rice, cotton AID corn, which amount
in the aggr' gate TO about $4,000. .oOv an
nual.y. -. =.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-11-29
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