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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
Itaal Advertisements.

T. ;u, Honorable Sulr,rle Court me-. ...
t.ui'.;. - - Jul.r.-i az IrtfrL az Poe
Caic'iol-;a Aid sidf- - Nrrl''n- - .- i-.'-
ne. ..;vr IL. 'JuJt. IE-t.as ,. A. ( j. .-.
You: petitioner. Sarah Jane ! ,,-.- So
III the county 81 Caledonia and >-..-s . \ .ii-
would respectfully >hew INTO H,'. i;a;..--
>i.r married To Henry Powers 81; 80. ..
of March. \. ID. iS45. d; Burke -. -.
Philip SAITH. justice. Of the peac,. 7.... -.~
10 said marriage she Mas resided = .--
canada fa>t. with her >aiG AG>oaI..
her miIItal VOWS; In,ll a.uu' GNr
when the said Henry PoN,r~. u.''.o.- r..-.
fully deserted Hoar petitioner, az w.
unknown. and n.H,r HIS I,jurl.c,. 10 49,.
take care Of her. and Ai> Children. J..--
Powers. anu Mc.N IN 5. PuaciA.
Your petitioner would further >.-- -.--
has resided in Sutton ii sad cocu,v a. ....
for TWO years las; past. and for IL, ,s,1.>, a -
She pray> divorce tc granted a.. ana '.-
custody OF said Melvin :. ruwc.~. ':.-i..:
the SAID Henry y SaIaa J. Power ac -,H...
Your petitioner.
Ana your petitioner MOUND fl..-.r >-.N
your hOnor> That the SAD lieurt I0"'.-
time he deserted Won. t"tl..o.!t. 81
certain real and personal estate. 80 q o..
ROW reduced 70 personal pTup"r's ai.- N-....
jurisdiction Of THIS court n...- So.
your petitioner prays may jc dt.fe'-' 81.
alllnouy and iog t:.e sIi'.pT' i .'r-' = -..-
dren.
Date 4 - joim>Dgr. ''.i> ~ a..
\. ID. Isl. SARAH J. .-. De
STATE OF VlRWo>r. The io-r- H.
CALEDONIA c.. - o,li-- i'r So
and i apFca..a, i: = IL, ..Jc..c- 49,.
state. !, i ordered TIA; ne >45>-Au..
going petition, with thu, order hc puo-.N-
weeks succc>Siyc!v in thc Calc.,lsan ! '-''
per printed Al - J"hnsnulN IA "a. '"'i''''
sdunia, the rr,t OF saId publications lo a'
SIN week. before the MA, / ,.eli .s.- Ma
bc sufficient noric, L. III !or4Icy ~ apr.
shew cause. If any he have. why IN ~.
said petition MAY no: 10 granted
Dated AZ - Johu>bury III saij county as -
day of June, \. ID. 1861.
LUXE L POLAND, Che! J-e.-
Geo. e. X Geo. ". CahoOn, Any ;. H.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

- The subscriber will sell his farm on
which he now lives. (known as the
hSs} Hastic farm situated about one mile
liiii from the thriving village of Mclndoes
b Falls. and on the road leading from
that village to West Barnet and Peacham
Said farm contains about one hundred and fifty
acres Of excellent land. well divided into til!ase
pasturage. and wood land, with a superior Sugar
and Apple Orchard. The apple orchard is most,
ly young, and fruit choice. The farm is well
watered, and the buildings are supplied by new
er failing stream.
The buildings consist Of two-story house near
ly new, and convenient; two barns III toiera0!e
condition, and other out-buildingS.
1t Is desirable situation ia respect to Location
and soil. The location is especially desirable for
any one wishing to educate a family As IT Is
convenient distance from the celebrated academy
at McIndoes Falls and commands fine prospect
of the same THOS. 5. FISHER.
McIndoes Falls. Feb p, 1861 30tf
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IpStl0Htt, M1,h Jan. ii, 1861.
From tic Examiner. Norfolk, Ia.

Cc2halic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, VIZ. Cure of headache in all its
forms.
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II T. NJ |. % Gk B . \ Il D ) {,
The subscribers have for sale Al PasSumps;c
village. A large lot ot hcnloch boards II different
qGal.t!cs-i50 thousand az more 81 nice quality
ali square cd-,ed. Applications fo- boards NAV
De made 70 either o. u>. or II Mr. logHg swucr
Of the SAN mil AZ sad village. /. JEWETT.
J. ROSS
5, JoAasburv. April ,lS6l. 5.-tf
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New YORK. JI+y {

VA hi g'on de>pa en- to the CONNER
SAYS the Rep .rlcan senatorial caucus
t.a> decided TO press business forward with
ali possible speed and adjourn. The appro-
priations are likely TO be made at once.
Yesterday as one of the rebel regiments was
advancing from Fairfax one Of their own reg
iments mistook them for the L. S. regulars
and fired upon them, killing eight. 1t is not
known how many were wounded.
One of the Fire Zouaves was asSassinated
last night by concealed secessioni>t.
y despatch to the Post says it is rumored
that M-ssrs Crlttenden and Wickitfe of XIV.
are preparing plan for compromise. 1t is
certain that no such measures will receive 20
votes in Congress
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>prae, Cr',k NmHt"gtoo g.. fo. jan 1851.
H. {. SpaldinS,-Sir You viii please send nc
two bon of your Ccphalic Pills. Sen! them
immediately.
Rc>pcc,tullv YOURS, inc. Il. SIMONS.
T. 81 have used one box of your Pills, and
Ind them excellent.
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st. LOUIS. July 6.

y despatch dated Little Rock, Ark, Sd. to
the Memphis Appeal, says the military has
ISSUED proclamation calling for 10000 men
I. repel invasion by Federal troops through
Mckee. Each con pany is to arm it,elt. and
f'rnIsh their own tents and camp equipagr,
which will be paid for by the state The
regiments are ordered to organize for imme-
tlate service. Gen Lloyd with over 1000
troops lett boons'iile On the morning OF the
Sd for the southwest.
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AGASHAN, Va. july |.

AGASilAN, "a, July /.
Fortytive men belonging to the Bird Ohio
regiment under Capt. Lawson while on a
scouting expedition last night, fell in amb1s
cade OF 200 rebels at Middle Fork Bridge,
- miles East of here, and were surrounded.
After a desperate fight they cut their way
through, losing killed and ) wounded, ) of
the enemv's dead were found to-day.
Col. McCook with 18th and 1th Ohio resi-
ments and the 10Th New Jersey and Indiana
regiments under Gen. Morris, with LOOMS
Battery, took possession of the Bridge carly
this morning.
Col. Morris has advance! from Phillippi to
within a mile of Laurel Hill. Ex-Congress-
man Garnet commands the rebel forces there.
Gen. --, with large force moves to-
wards Laurel Hill tomorrow morning.
\ battle is expected within IS hours.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

From tie Er0miner, NorfoK, Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

ALEXANDRIA, July !.
Rev Mr. Winch of the second Presbyterian
church, opposite the headquarters here, in
his sermon to-day took strong southern
ground, and volunteered a prayer especially
for the state troops. Col lIeintzelman after
a conversation with the minister desired that
the church should be closed. and this even
ing sentines were placed around. At spe-
cial request. however, Col II. subsequently
withdrew his order, being of opinion that
nothing the Rev gentleman could say would
hurt our cause.
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R,yno'dsjoy, fronhhn Go. 0. Jan. 9, 1851.
Henry G. Spalding. No. IS Cedar st n y.
Dear Sir Enclosed find twenty five cents. (25)
for which send box Of 'Ccphalic Pills Send TO
address Of Rev. VIM. {. Filler. Reynold burg,
Franklin Co.. Ohio. Your Pills work ike a arm
cure headache almost instan.cr.
Truly yours, WM. c. FILLER.
Ipstbfntt, M,h Jan. II, 1861.
Mr. Spadng,
Sir,-Not long since sent to you for a box OF
Ccphalic Pills for the cure of the Nervous Head
ache and CostivcnCSS. and received Tie same. and
they had 80 good an effect that was induced 10
send for more.
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. Il. WHEELER, Ypsian,i, Mich.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

u A single bottle OF SPALDlNG'S PEPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually.EC /
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Dispatches to the state department give
assurances that neither England nor France
will attempt to break the blockade.
Two or three more Regiments crossed the
Potomac last night. The rebels have planted
six gus in Ramses' Farm, and six more close
by Fairfax.
WASHINGTON, July !.
Indications of active military operations Of
decisive character are apparent to-day in
the departure of the New York 9Th and 18th
militia, and regulars by rail in the direction
of Martinsburg; also in the departure of the
New York 3Sth and Green's l. S. artillery
into Virginia.
Upwards of 80 riAed cannon have been put
into Virginia since Friday.
Reports are current that the troops on the
Virginia side of the Potomac will soon be
additionally largely reinforced.
Col Lamon arrived this afternoon and
drove Immediately to the presidents house.
Subsequently he had an interview with the
military authorities. He came direct from
Evansville and Martinsburg. 1t seems there
is no doubt but Gen Johnson has been rein
forced, which induced the government to
strengthen Gen Patterson's column.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.-House.

Mr. Wright announced the death of Mr.
Scranton OF Pennsylvania, and offered reso-
....ion> expressive of profound regret at his
IS and ~ynpa;I y for his family, and the
ia ,tge OF mourning.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12
SPALDING'S PEPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY, DISPATCH.
u "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine. n
As accidents will happen, even in well regua-
ted families, it Is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Crockery, &c.
S?ALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
meets al such emergencies, and no household
can afford to be without it. 1t is already, and up
TO the sticking point.
"JSctu2 IN er0y House :"
n. B. brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, % cents.
Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING.
Nc. As Cedar Street, New-York
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm off CT the unsuSpcctinS public limitations
of my Prepared Glue would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see that the
full name,
U SPALDING'S PREPARED GLCE,-E1
is on the outside wrapper; all others are svind-
ling cOunterfeits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
of NcfroaS or Sick Ucadache may be prevented;
and if taken at the commencement Of an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remo'ns
COSticeRtSS.
For Ltcrary men, Nuderts, Delicate Females
and all persons of sedentafy haottS. they are val
liable as a Laratire. improving the appetite, CIV
ng tone and rigof to the digestive organs, ana
restoring the natural elasticity and strength OF
the whole system.
The CEPUALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been III many years during which
time they have prevented and relieved 4 vast a
mount OF pain and suffering from Headache. whe-
Their originating III the ntftO"S sytcm or from
dclan.cd state of the StOM0ch
They are entirely vegetable III their compost
ton. and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change o. diet ana
the djscnce Of d1y d'SdgttcG3ie taste ftnGrs Il
easy to administer tttm to chtidrtn.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS,
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c.
Spalding each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
IciueS.
\ box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-12

TA+ "l,.aut t"mp'l'! Viii, ~ the tn.l hence
and rnioTS ui mos; ir 'tId. l -Clr- al New
ENGLAND. = pi.ajalc an ga, 60 'gH al tI,lIC.
t-IiuIi- all Tia. peculiar virtues U r ia Bark. careful
" ,onilci " ith Iirin~ I',.C> and - ..> and
not all 10 meet the V ants oi ilI. urtlliiaiUt.
Il ai! Tonic tr;h' = Eltsl. iH,:tL>- The ape
lite assisting ,.,,'i. pre-, i:!rty -orl in iv>,t la.
ii'ill- and I'sl Grating t. hr digestive aI Irr
stems after roS,Iailn diseases; alt III fever and
H:uc, oil kindred complaints, ITS ALI = invaluable
For IarI dy>cntcry and cholera murhu- the public
rest assured there i nor can he any better general
remedy.
the very best phy>c ans Boston las said ''th:.
1t i tho hes; preparation ct Btters offered HE
public
Pu, up in hall pint We'll quart bottles in order that
all nat convince themselves of il superior merits
For further particulars rci"rct,c = made 10 The print
circulars. FOX SALE BY
CH\S. II. ATWOOD.
- CENTRAL ST. EO>roN.
And by Dru-.!>tSrvcryw where
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All persons owing Alexander Lang must call
at once and settle. to save cost and all persons
having claims against him are requested 10 pre-
sent The sam, Immediately TO the subscribers.
Mar. %. ISL.
3, n MoULIeS' Assisnecs.
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UUNNEWELLS
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNODINE.

This great Neura-ic Rem y ami Natural upIate cas-
or social attention ami interest. beng ire" OF opanl 90
lrcparitOIis Opium. any but lis strictly Ne-e
bc and medical properties For Neuralgia Rhenina'sii
tiuu, Tooth and Ear Acme Spinal Complaints, Bttu.-?
al Lungs or stomach ko>c Hay Fever, CaiaTrA anu
all mimi Nervous Complaints -, :,
For loss ui scrp. Chronic or Nervous Hediacne S'A
Headache a, equal and 10 which We U'eT ieet!inv-
lai> from undnuht i sources
For DE. rum Ire:HrIS Il j. rellc:s-
For Bowel Complaints, Including Cholera M"rons II !.
-pl,l,idy adapted, oi only TeloN S lie ia ms ~
actin. a, phy,c great contrast with Opium which NOT
ul!y aic> and drug. The system, tut laihr9 ue
.rrrciy than the Gi.ea>.-
From Ph affection, AID on d'l~iu o.
uas Iriai Bottles " II b" -nt, developing IL; me
dyir ala Upiaie which ha- ni.s been Waited anu ia t
Cuu. Kennedy such rest entirely Oh Vir central ill'
pie.
From inyaliS ask correspondence Tor Pamphlets vi
explanation, without 'pus:Arc-StalIi'S'
PIicea-Larce Cough Remedy, 81 cents Per bottle
Small -
Tuu Auotyne, 81
JOKN l.. iiCNNEW ELL Proprietor,
CleIaiInist and PharIric.utl>t,
No Commercial Wharf Boston, Mass
For sale ty all Usual wholesale aId retail dealers IL
every town AID Ct5.
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agents i-"t-"-
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\TWOOD'S QUlNINE TONIC
81 TT II RS!

Tic Ets' .lroma'tr Io:li. 'rc' ofYcf 10 tie
P1jljc. Recommended bg I'll, Fargly
for its Superior N.}irinuj QEHltieS.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS.

- CENTRAL ST. BOSTON.
And by Dru-.!,t>rvcrywhrre
Boston, Sept. /. 1864. C-51
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uIIitE COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SIS. DEIIlTLf
OPPOSITE II JuHNsb; Ky HOUSE.
Once c-ta' .t,!.e, il. las
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\XO0D !!

Concord, Y. H, Feb. 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Valuable property
BY ORDER OF COURT.

IN pursuance of an order g~anted by the Pro-
bate Cou:t If WvandoL county, Ohio, We
will Offer for s,e at Public auction on he 80 b
day of ii rch, AID. 1861. at 10 clock in the
forenoon. upon the pie nisrs the following zeal
estite, situate in the county Of W,andot and
5 ate of ohio. TO wit: The south east quarter OF
the northeast qutrteF of section five Is J and
the south west corner of the north west qua ter
of section four (4l. township one %, south oi
range fourteen (l4), containing sixty eight ac es
Appraised at twenty one hpndred and eight dol
l,,s, Also in 10. number ts enty two (22,, in
the town of McCut.h,iv v lie, Wyndot county
Ohio, ap r,i;ed at QUE hundred and fifty dol
lars. Also in lot number twenty four (24) in
said town, appraised at two hundred o lars
Also in lot number sixteen U6}. in ssid TO vn
appraised at five hundred and sixteen dollars
And also out lot numt cr twenfy-ft ur (24} in
SAID town OF McCutrh, nvlle, containing five
acres, app a>ed at two hun ir' d dol ars.
L runs of S.le-One- third in hlnd one ird
i'll Six Mouths, and one-thrrd in Oue year from
day of Sale, with interest, the payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
r. J. PENNINGTON, and
SPENCER ST. 10 N,
Tf$5 Administrators of II Erect, deed,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
Constituency,

If Abraham Lincoln should, on com.
ing into power on the 9TH Of next
month, 6nd a surplus in the treasury, of
e24,0oo.Oo0, and the country enjoying
universal peace. and should close his
four years with the country 100000, 600
in debt, withan additional loan of S22,-
100000 called for, making total Of
SlO6. 100000 of squandered money in
that time. and II, in addition to this. six
states OF the Union should by that time
be in arms against the government, with
many Of the forts. arsenals, custom
houses, sub,treasuries, s:o., in the hands
OF the public enemy. and tie country
menaced with anarchy and civil war.
then might his enemies say that he wa,
responsible. But since this very thing
has happened under Democratic ad
ministration, how anxiously they look a.
Dout Tor some victim on whom to Law
'nelr ignominious load History Will
nold them responsible. not us.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28

We find the following plimeniary
notice oe this distinguished gentleman in
the last num5c Of the Crawford County
Forum. That paper pays its respects to
him as follows:
A Phrenoloeical. magnetic Iinimen,
soap man, lectured in this place several
evenings last week, and wound ur, we
are told. by profaning the Sabbath day.
with an attempt to preach. It would be
about as difficult 10 discover sound gos-
pei truths in one of his sermone as i
would be to find frank incense in pole
cat.
We hope he did not 90 away any rich
er than he came, though we do rot know
what our citizens done for him in the
shape Of :mat-l::::ii IL aid .
He leci iur-d one evening upon "a Sa-
.irc An'hropologv' TO a select audiance
Of males only. His Lady, we are inform.
ed, impaired much valuable Information
upon the same Interesting subject, to an
audience of the female persuasion.
"a Satiric Anthropology!' Shades
of the Fowlers and other distinguishes !
insane gentlemen! Tell us, if We can,
what meaneth the soap man. Professor
Palmer. by "a sa'iric anthropology."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
AN IMPORTANT BILL.

A bill has been introduced into the
Ohio Legislature amen1ing the tax law,
requiring County Auditors to add SO per
cent TO the amount ascertained by the
Assessor, instead OF the amount return
ed, in cases where the taxpayers refuse
to testify, and authorizes the Auditor te
compel taxpayers refusing to give II
their properly under oath TO appear an,
testify before him. We earnestly hop.
that this bill will pass, as it is needed
False returns TO assessors, in order to a
void taxation. have become quite toe
common Of late. Every man ought tc
be willing to pay taxes on what be poss
esses. .5s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
SUNDAY NIGHT DISTATCH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.
THE CITY STILL EXCITED.

THE CITY STILL EXCITED.
The city to-day experienced the same
excitement as yesterday, without dimi~
mutton. As that on the surface subsidies
an investigation into the causes of Lin
coins sadden arrival here goes on.
LINcoLN's PREcAUTIoN PRUDENT oKE.
l am enabled 10 add much to my dis
patch Of yesterday, of truthful but a.
farming character. Mr.. Lincoln did re
celve sufficient evidence that attempts
would DO made to destroy his life, which
were SO well planned that they would
have been successful. On Thursday
night. at Harrisburg. he gave an audi
ence TO gentlemen, which elected that nj
| organized body Of men had determined
that he should not be inaugurated, anc
that he should never leave the CITY O
Baltimore alive, if indeed he ever enter
ed. This informal was of SO authen
tic . character, that Mr.. Lincoln, OF
consulting with HE friende aud family
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
HON. SIMON CAMERON AND HIS
DEFAMExS, ----

We have clippsd ar article under the
above caption from the Mansfield Herald
Of a recent date, and The sentinents..em-
bodied in i, are SO perfectly in accordance
with our opinions UPON the sans subject
that We cannot resist tho temptation 10
adopt them a. our own.
Tha. paper very truihfa.y remarks
that there appears to b. a deposition on
the part of some Of the Republican pa
pers to speak OF this gentleman in q
manner entirely uncalled tor, and which
is. to say the least of it, in sxceeding bad
taste, when speaking Of man Of hi.
high order Of talents as statesman.-
The Cincinnati Commercial, whose po-
litical opinions are more changesSle thar
those OF the New York Herald, and a
bout az contempsible, tskes the lead ii
this onslaught. Some OF the papers
throughout this State following it's lead
reiterate the charges Of the Commercial
When asked TO give some reaasns fo'
these assertions, they are dumb, and car
give none, and when sifted down they
mean they don't like Mr.. Cameron
They have perfect right to their dislike,
but when statesman like this gentleman
il charged with numerous unmentiona-
BILE things, they should specify their
charges, and not blacken his political
reputation by vague assertions that can
not be sustained, and as false as they are
malicious.
Mr.. Cameron is the representative
man Of Pennsy ylvania. and his appoint.
ment ~ q member of Mr.. Lincoln's cab
met is the only one that would give gen.
sral satisfaction TO the Republicans oi
that State. He has his enemies, doubt.
less in his own State; so have Mr.. Seward
or Mr.. Chase in their respective States,
but the great mass of the party scknowl-
edge him as their leader, and honor, him
% such.
We protest against any such attacks
upon Mr.. Cameron. They are unjust
false, and uncalled for.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-02-28
SECOND DISPATCH.

HARRI,BURG, Pa, Feb. %, 8 P. NJ.
l learn. from perfectly reliable source.
that the President elect had most excel
lent reasons for the course he pursu ed
last night. Incontestible evidence had
been discovered Of a conspiracy against
his person and life.
One plan was to throw the specia!
train off the track between the Pennsyl-
uanis line and B Blltimore. Another was
to assinate him by shooting, at some ot
The stations or at Baltimore. Besides il
was satisfactorily ascsrtainsd that III.
Baltimore police were wholly unreliable
and that violence toward Mr.. Lncol,
would be offered with impunity. The
facts were fully known at ashingtc n
and Gen. Scott, Senators Seward, Trum
bull, and others. strongly advised him te
go on in advance of the special train
Mr.. Seward was SO alarmed that he sen
his son to Harrisburg with a speca
message TO Mr.. Lincoln urging the step
Mr.. L. left Harrisburg at six thirty p III
yesterday, reached Baltimore at ten tir
teen P. NJ, and Washington at Eve forty
eight this morning. He was very re-
luctant to take this course, and only
vie ded after long persuasion.