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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-04
General Election.
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF ONO, WYANDor CobNrr, S

STATE OF ONO, WYANDoT CoBNEY, SIS.
To the Qualified Electors of said County:
WHEREAS, by law of the said State of
w Ohio regulating Elections, it is required
ofthe Sheriff OF the County to give notice be
fore the the time of holding a general election
by Proclamation, throughout the County; of the
time which such election shall be holden.
In pursuance of sach lequisfion, JAMES
CuLBrRTsoN Sheriff of Wyandot County, do here
by proclaim and make known, that the
SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER
A. D. One thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
One, it being on the EIGHT DAY OF eAfD MONTH
is by the Constitution and Laws Ct Ohio. app
ointed which the qualified electors of said
county shall meet in their respective townships
at their usual place of holding elections, be-
tweene the hours ofsix o'clock A. NJ. and six O.
clock P. M. aud proceed to vote for
ONE GOVERNOR
ONE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
One Judge of the Supreme Court.
ONE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ONE STATE TREASURER.
One Comptroller Of the Treasury.
One Member of the Board Of Public
Works. @ s5f. eE
ONE SENATOR IN 31st DISTRICT,
composed OF Seneca, Crawford aad w yam
dot counties
ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF WY.
ANDOT COUNTY. s-7 .--5
One Probate Judge Of Wyandot Coun-
ty. 5aa 3.s s . .i's5st.
One Treasurer of Wyandot county.
One Auditor of Wyandot county. @
One Sheriff of Wyando: county.
One Prosecuting Attorney of Wyan-
dot county. a e..u
One Commissioner of Wyandot county
One Coroner of Wyandot county. '-.I
And wheras, by an act of the Legislature OF
the State of Ohio, passed February 7. e3I. ii
is The further duty Of the Sheriff, at the time oi
prooclaiming the election, to give notice to the
Trustees of the different townships of the num-
berof persons to be returned as jurors from each
! township. -,...- 49,. .
The apportionment Of jurors. as male by the
Clark OF the Court of Common Pleas of Wyan
! dot county is as follows.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-04
,EUGIriYE SLAVE LIE.

We pronounce, upon authority, the
story published inthe "Union. that a
minister in this place, gave letter Of
of introduction and Recommendation to-
seven tfdght fugi'ivs slaves to minis
t'ra in Carey, AN sUNMITIGATED
LIE, AID We call fol the proof.
Es DR.. Sampson has Withdrawn his
name IS n candido'e for preventative.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-04

III WEEKLY PARTS, So PAGES,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-04
DISSOLUTION CoPARTNERsHIP.

Oct.4, 1861. .-pf SO so.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-04

ag- The, following note will explain
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Compliment to an Oficer-We saw yes
terday, at the store of Mr.. c. A. Brockmyer.
a handsome sword, of the regular army pat.
tern, which has been procured by order of
the non commissioned officers aud members of
the Thomas Artillery, and will be presented
by them to Lieut.. Z. j. Anderson, of that
corps. The hilt bears suitable inscription,
and We feel assured that the officer who re-
ceives such mark of esteem and confidence
from those under his command, will, on every
future occasion, as heretofore, prove himself
worthy Of it.
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~. NOTICE To TAX PAYERS IN ThD
~ LOWER DIS TRiCt OF HENRIU CO.
All persons living in said District who have not
given 10 their assessment for the Confederate "
Tax, are hereby notified tha. will be az ueGrico
Court House ON tho fol.e wing tayg, to wit On
the 10Th, eth, 18th, and 3uth OF December, where
you are requested to come and give In your list
otherwise YOU will be assessed with double tax
THOMAS L. LYME,
Assessor for Confederate Tax, Lower District
OF henrico county. de 25-4t
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Metropolitan HaA.-This agreeable place OF
resort is now open to the public, and Wells
and his company promise to all their friends
the means of spending a merry Christmas
night. In the way of vocal and instrumental
music, buriesque, and dancing, they have q
rich and racy budget, sufficient to make a
man forget for a while the "solemncholy'
realities of life The Misses Partington will
contribute their quota to the evening enjoy
ment
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EOOALMAfATrERS.

Hettrs Mrfssrs-1f willtnm Gibboney, q
citi1on vi Wyshexille, Virginia, retired to bid
roona ~ The Ballard House, on Monday uight
with u 100 in bis watch fob, condsting Of
81 coo in North CaroiinA hank notes. check
ior 900, endorsed by James Kyle. and $l00
In notss OF small denomination; and securely
locking and boliing the door. slept soundfy
servant who came to Light = tire. After the
boy left the room, Mr.. g. found that the
money had been abstrasted from his pocket
The negro, free boy named Alfred Hill, en-
ployed temporarily Ut the hotel, was arrested
and his statements were Of such nature ~
to leave little doubt Of his guilt. The Mayor
yesterday remanded him, TO be further ex'
amined on Thursday.
Charles r. x koburg, Q stranger, applied
at the Office of the Central Railroad, for q
free ticket; and, in reply to questions. said be
was neither slave nor u citizen Of a slave
country. The agent, suspecting there was
something rotten In Denmark, had the indi
vidual arrested and carried before the Mayor
and in due time he was called up for exami.
nation. Deere il nothing against me- poot
poverty, Mishter Mayor said the prisoner
land shall pc nothing else poot poor here
friends in Cincinnati, pecause I'm Sherman
Ply parentage. ] hope, Mishter Mayor, you'll
send me 70 Cincinnati in chains, and deliver me
COP to the Courts Of Ohio Indeed ahall
do no such thing said the Mayor. "1ake
your seat again. And koburg, grnmblinc
about poverty, chains, and Cincinnati, sal
down among the doomed mourners of the
morning Some think he is insane, bnt Others
assert thss there is method in his madness
Five negroes, found In an unlawful assem-
bly, at the house Of Mary Warner, were sent
down with the aS0l warning. Two vagrsr,
white women, named Margaret PbsIan and
Amanda Furguson, who were with the inter
esting party, were committed to JAIL The
latters beauty, if she ever had any, was com.
pletely spoiled by bruises and scratches, which
she accounted for by saying that she goi
drunk and fell over a chair. Sad commentary
on human depravity.
Dick, q venerable darkey in uniform, was
arrested for carrying huge bowie. knife. He
was on his return home to Danvile from a
campaign against the Yankees, and the Mayor
discharged him after confscating the weapon
Oliver, negro who felt Christmas all over
him, stole bottle of brandy, canteen o.
rum, and ham of bacon from his master
Sampson Jones, but his roguery was detected
and ne paid the penalty of his guilt.
Susan, slave of Miss ID. Woodson, arrested
some days ago for attempting to get up a con
flagration on Mrs. T.. Gentry's premises, was
on yesterday sentenced to twenty lashes.
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Unpleasant Occurrence-A difficulty oc-
CURED at the store of Spence g. Carey, yes
terday morning, growing out of misunder.
standing in regard to some uniforms manufac-
tured by that firm for Capt Hobson's com.
pany, of the 9th Alabama Regiment. The
uniforms had not been received by the com.
pany, and Lieut.. S. Cowan went to see about
them. The interview was exciting, and Mr..
Spence got ont a warrant against Mr.. Cowan
for assault Col. Henry Garnett readily came
forward and entered into recognizance for his
future good behavior, and thus the matter
ended. No one regrets it more than Lieut..
Cowan, who, at an advanced age, has left his
home, and, with his SONS, enlisted in defence
of his country. We are giatified to learn that
the uniforms, which were delivered to the
Quartermaster's Department, and mis-sent,
have been discovered, and win be forwarded
to Manassas.
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Theatre.-The Christmas pantomime, which
will be reproduced this afternoon, so that
the Juveniles, who wish to have little ex-
ira enjoyment. and others who believe In a
good laugh as the best aid in digesting good
dinner, can have no cause to complain Of a
lack of opportunity The night performance
will embrace novelties which are well worth
seeing.
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w. UURNS, BUNIONS,
~ Nails, growing into thu Flesh, &c, OF
otherwise diseased, and every disease Of The
Feet cured without pain. Dr. SCH ULTZ
the Ohtropodist, Will be, Christmas Day IL
usual, from 70 Z. 81 at his office, Wau st
Hotel, Wall street. KEN EN- Der, Dir. ). IL
daily in attendance, from to ) r. d.
do 25-2t&
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Deata of "a Gallant Soldaer.--It is with sor
row that we record the death of NJ VIM j.
Poindexter, son of Rev. A. nj. Pondexter,
ID. D., OF this city, by the accidental discharge
of his pistol while on picket duty. Mr.. Poin-
dexter was q young man of unusual brilli,ucy,
and possessed of az noble and generous soul
as any man of our acquaintance. He was one
of the first to enlist, and 80 CALAMITY had he
borne himself from the day that he entered
the service to the day Of his death that he en-.
joyed the esteem and affection of all who
knew him. He now fills soldiers grave,
but hi6 memory will be fondly cherished by
many who now mingle their tears with those
OF the bereaved family Of which he was an
honored member. Mr.. Poindexter died the
Goth ult. He was a little over Is years of age
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Worthy Of Imitation-Juceaile Fair.-It is
most pleasing to bear testimony to the kind
mesa which prompted and the energy which
accomplished the success of fair which came
Oft on Saturday last at {" Melrose," the resi-
dqnse Of DR.. John N. Powell, in Henrico
Ss.e1y' gotten up by his daughters for the
for Alem. 1t is but another proof of what
can Do done by the young ladies for such a
cause as ours and it is hoped that the example
may be followed up, and others may add $4O
to the soldiers fund.
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BEE SIP ECIAL NOTICE.-Ths sttantitn o.
dealers is specially called to the sals of Silks and
other Fancy Goods to be sold THURSDAY
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
de Sa-lt Il. b. COOK Auct.
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Christmas Serrice s.-Several Of the
churches will be open for divine service this
morning. 1t is well for all to panse in the
midst Of the worlds fsstivity, and commune
for while with the anthor of every good
and perfect gift.
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Christmas Ere.-Pop-crackers and rockets,
chasers, and Roman candles, completely upset
the equilibrium of young Richmond last mig ht
Let war or peace control the world as they
may, urchins will have their fun on the eve
Of Christmas day. %
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The Gallant Dead.-The remains of Lieut.
Col j. b. Martin, OF the 10th Alabama regi
ment, who was killed in the battle at Drains
vile on Friday last, have been received il
this city, and will be forwarded to the rela
tives of the deceased in Alabama without de-
lav
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Passengers North.--Among the large mum
Der of travellers Northward, 10 leave Nor
folk to-day, we hear the name Of a lady init
mateiy connected with two large Banking
Houses-one North and the other South
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Eait0rs 81 RE DispascA II respectfully ask
she use OF your columns to make an appeal
Ing an GELS In every good word and work.
In behalf OF Company II, Of the Seventh
Virginia Regiment. Its members are all
friends In ths Confederate States to appeal
70, In this, their time Of need, for articles Of
clothing which are necessary, nay indispen-
sable, 70 their health and comfort, at this
inelemsar season, while subject 70 the expo.
surss Of camp life. Among the very first In
the dsld. they wsre distinguished for their
list Of July last, and have svsr since been
anxious tor the opportunfty OF measuring
thsir stesl with the Toe, and OF winning back
the honoSs thsy lest - exties. Abandoning
nght Tor The indepsEdence and rights Of the
60nth, and eiieSged In the. defence Of our
lives and properly, they have right 70 81.
TIL. APPEAL IN their behaH Will receive Q
choerinS rSsponee. VyaIyIAI.a
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FROM EvANsPoRr.

Moior Geseray Holmes's ComnanG-- Popularity Of
Le CKe<rs-- The Federal Flotiild on The Potomac
Our Troops Anrious 10 Crosse oesr into diary
land, Sc.
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nj zero HIRING FOR 1000

Eether to conduct q
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS
Ia the city OF Richmond embracing the Hiring
out III Negroes, Renting out Houses, selling Real
End Personal Estate, So. a
T'hs,r special q. tention will be given to Hiring
out Negroes; and FROM the long experience Which
each have had feel confident that they Will be able
10 procure fair prices and good homes for oil me-
gfoss entrusted to their care. They solicit con.
TIM ancs of that liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon each Of them They have made am
pc Esrangements to have negroes cared for till
hired ext AZ In cases OF s.cAnexs Will give cur
personal attention.
negroes 70 US by the lat of Js,nary. Better prices
and better hsmes be cbs .sne d by ssndins them
In easly. "a j CLOPTON,
RO. b. LYME.
NJ O6ice corner Of Franklin sod Wall s.resis
opposite Dicksfsoa 4 Hill Up stalrs.
. tie 2i-dflSshlan
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POPULATION OF aAnucAn.

The Memphis Appeal, Of the 18th inst, OBJ.
tairs from the Rev. J. r. Pickett, late q resi-.
dent OF Paduoab, who ha. recently arrived
at that place. the following information:
Ont of the original popuia ton Of padu
cah--Dnm boring about seven thousand-only
some fifteen hundred now remain at their
homes, the rest having taken refuge in the
South MIR. Pickett confirms the accounts
we have heretofore published regarding this
warrior acis OF vandalism perpetra;ed by the
Hessian soldisry ON the property OF absentees
In many cases they have broke IA open locked
doors, stolen furniture, smashed up looking
glasses, etnd ruthAessly cut velvet-UlIshioneC
sofas and chairs with their pocket HALVES
all of this being done ia spirit os yyantop
revenge towards absent non Coln batants.
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FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-The Ware House in the rear
II of our store, recently erected by AS for a
Clothing Man ufactory. Ills admirably ada pit.
ed for variety Of manufacturing purposes.
KENT, PAINE 10.
de 25-tSlstDsc
A BRICK WAREHOUSE,
Ons hundred and nftsen feet front on 18th st.,
betwe cen Gary street aud the Dock
dc 2s-d @. b. DAVENPORT.
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Nh. CHAsE's BrDG1r.-FIom speeches
10 the Federal Congress and one of the official
letters Of the Federal Secretary of the Trea-
sury, We learn the following acts in regard
to the Federal expenditures:
ReEuler appropriations called for
for the year 1s6l-2 by Secretary
oStsS
Appropriated at the session Of
July, 1851. for war expenditures
then Incurred, to be paid in the IL
Ascal year 1851 .............. SIS, e0J, 900
Appropriation now called for to -
meet expenses not embraced in
the deficiency Appropriated in ..a-
July. ...:...-............ $4,000, 900
Called for by Secretary Chase tor
TIE year lss2.s -: :-...... 475,ssl, s4s
Called for by Secretary Cameron -.
for coast detsnces. ............::. 100000
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kOSr. ET'MAYNFy. A..


OST-BkOKG EER BaIDfE, AND GONE
IL TO TIE DEVIL !-On Tuesday, the 23a
Inst. BAY MAKE about Is hards high, .aa
betwean and years old. She broke away from
where ted On ht. Pete,S street. The iadsr will
De hbseally rev arled by delivering said Mare at
the Government Stables, n ear Powhatan house.
de 25--3t*
OST--My FREE PAPERS, issued by the
IL Hastings Court OF the City Of Richmond,
according TO reeollsction) in May. 1858, have
been lost or mislaid. / think ] lost them e
few nights since on Brooke Avenue saita-
bic reward will be paid for their delivery to
me- ANN ELIZA HARM BYRD,
de 2o-lt* a free woman of color.
OS TIN Thursday evening, between
Centreyille and Manassas Junction, my
liberal reward Will be paid ror their return
to this office. BENZ AMIN SCOTT,
de 25-qt* A free man of color.
kyTRAYkD OR = o l. 4 N-A few day )
since, a BLACK HORSE, with two white
hind legs, G star on the forehead and a AGAR
on his knee--paces well under the sadddle.-
BY returning him to DIR +. II. DEANE, cor
per OF Grace and 9TH sss., the person will be
suitably rewarded. de p st
CTRAYED-From the honse Of Rev Jas. 3.
= Taylor, on Friday night, the 10Th instant,
black; the Calf red and about three months
old. ANY Information concerning them Will be
ha1kiuliy received.
de 25-ts A. T.. DICEINSON
EOUHD--A POCKET BOOK, containing
a sum OF MONEY. which, by proving
property and paving for this advertis em e n t,
the ewner can obtain, by calling at
ISAAC ROsnNHEIMS,
de 25-3t- No % Main st.
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r., RELIGIOUS nOriCA.-Thero Will
u.s. be- preaching in Broad street Nj. f..
Church this {OAklSTMA AS Day, 1t II
O'Clock, A. M. by Rev. ID. 5. Dosaarr, u. ID.
Tue pubic are invited TO attend.
de 25--lt%
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THE TEXAS BLOCKADE.

The Galveston (Houston, Texas,} Mars. CT
the 18th inst, says:
During The last few days steamer has
N AIDE her appearance of Galveston several
times and at different places along the coast.
She probably brings supplies 10 The block.
aiding riga,e, and Ut the same time is enGeay-
oring to s.ssis: the sail vesssl--the Santee-in
carrying ont this buriesque of an attempt 10
blockade ths 400 miles OF our sea-coast. II is
not perhaps generally known that there has
never been more than one steamer 1T a time
to blockade our extensive coast, with soiao
dozen seaporis. ranging from 80 TO 400 miles
apart, and for the past two months there has
been no steamer at all, and only enc res pect-
able sail vessel, aided by two or h-ee small
schooners. What does England think Of such
a blockade
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sissuIcASr fVyas

From the Little Rock fArk.) Jo,erna, we sx-
tract the following. We commend the con.
Guiding sentences to those whom 1t may con.
Germ IN this comm unity. and advise them
to profit by L.:
In Johnson co anty the other day a man
was tarred and feathered, rode on rail-, and
war bonds A. q curreAcy. In White county 4
Shylock had his store broken into and hie
merchandise scattered 70 tbs four winds of
heaven for making hts customers pay a
higher price for goods when paid In State
currency than when paid In Yankee coin.
We have predicted this thing all along. War
bUnds ana Treasury warrants xia become q
currency IN spite of all the hyiocks in the
country and those who are now .sdrtyipe a
brisk trade in spec ulating upon the hard
ness OF the times And the necessities Of the
people are "neaping up for themselves dam.
nation against the day Of judgment" There
are one or two men ia this community who
Lad better beware
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M A N T Z d.

w ASrEp.
TO DlSBANDkD UOMPANrra
wish 10 employ ftve 81 be titn Is for a co,r,.
ny, and will make il 70 your advantas N ~. ys'
me cal, At the City Water Work.. for
tner particulars. ROBERT Hiri 'aT'
oo -. 6utstitose Apen,
:" AN EXPERIENCED gApnrvr.
si0gie man, or one with Q small samIx IN
f.rred ny. pre-
Also three or four sprfgatly FREg NAT,
SERVANTS, 10 AtteDd soldiers In Cam 80,
immsdiatsiy 70 FAULKNBR h uf.ARTFT
dc 2S-3ts Nesr All ekos Wsr.hc.,..
NTANTED-A DiSTiLLKR-a =
w tent person ear obtain i-nuar. "ps.
constant employment at 500 ninth =. 80, aod
Also Poison who UNDERTAKES MAI ~
w.pt'd. Apply, addressing Dn,IlIsr. > ns, nv
ofiice, stating when and where az In,srv.s.r
be had. s" nay
a. 4 L Y ID - For the merit co.,
w NURSE and 6EA> STRESS. 81. sood
ferred. She must be of uuexaeptlo,sj 49,. gre
and aecisi med TO the manas. msnt Of .es ~
dien, aud without cneuubranoe For x1sh - eni'
liberal hire will be p.id aud .oaa hn.'. zee,
cured. Apply az the telegraph ofics on M
TO ide G-6tl JK. pOWrIr"'
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+ -: OFFICE SOLDIERS AID FUND.-
..& g.. RICHMOND, Dec. -, le6l.
W. MR.. II. r. LErABvKE mas thus day paic
~ into the f.eas ury Of this Fund 1913 3D. be
ipg the net receipts OF the Concert at the United
fresbyterian Olntch on Tuesday, lYth inst.
SAMUEL J. HARRISON,
dis 25--ltf Treasurer
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Hosset. now nearby one haa1fsd ysass q ~
who has NO - tAAn seventy six Of her de-
observation-disclosures, grand children and
trAat sruhd chi.dfen, serving their country
u The Ooa1ederass army. Numbers OF her
Mmily itvU IN KsMtacky--1r. A. X. Long. of
Union county, being one Of her great q rand
sons E s
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A. 81 aJDEM ENVa.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

METROPOLITAN HALL.
THE SOUTHERN HARMONIOUS
WIN give series of their chss.e DravinsRos,.
performances, consisting in part Of hopos STsSu
dances, FIces, and Burieequss iii, ~,
Tronpe IL composed Of nineteen talsot,a ns,te..n
srs, lnciud.ns tas Beautiful aad gifted PAkpiSN.
TON SISTERS. T
Admission, Csc, reserved seats. 51c
Doors open at 2, performances CON ussss ~
o'clock. Az
Ticket Office open from A. NJ. uudl 2P.M
. lUHMOND THEATRE
H. THIS AFTERNOON, AT2Iu sCIouK
Admission for Ladies and Chiidrsn, Is cen u
TIE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
Songs, Dances and Kecitatons, aud the Par.
tomime Of the Erisky Uobbier ald jolly
christmas Eve; or, The Duel In the SNOW
OseI,are. lDer freischuEj Orchestra ana
The Frisky Cobbler and Jolly Tailor.
On THURSDAY, December Goth, the SAM
will be repeated.
Sec programme.
3 IOHMOND TKOTTINd PARK
III DECEMBER 25TH, usl
mile heats, best three N five, to skeleton wa
CONS.
John Curry names Robinson.
J. Daley, agt-, names b. &. Romeo.
j Lam bert names ~ Fanny.
Re The trot to come OF at 5 r. H. pyeciseN
81 Gate fee - cents.
de N-2tr u. WAGNER ProtJr
THE q YMNA SUM
INDEPENDENT TURNER SOCIETY.
REOPENED
JANUARY lsr, lS62.
For particulars. apply TO
/, :, CHAS. SCHUMAN BROS
de le-2wN Main Vt. opp. Corinthlsn Han
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FROM The Richmond Wiz.

att discusses with rare ability and learning
The institution Of slavery in all its aspec t. -
we'll as the social and political distinctions
between the people of tbs Confederate STATS
and those OF the nited States. The style J.
ornate, glowing, and eloquent. We predict
that It Will produce a sensation, take lie
place among standard literature, and have
the erect OF banishinx from our midst the
hurtfui offspring OF the morbid and pYoIidc
press OF the North -