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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

.L-- DHIPPIuoe
CrEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL rorCniSo AT
k'yusenst1wn tCork harborl-The Liverpool, NJ f"rN
and PLads pha S,esmshp 0omIany n.sa., de-, a.snias
thetr iu powered Clyde built iron steamships ~ toows
CITY 0f MN YORK Saturday, Aplil "a
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Saturday. April 70
EDiNBURo. Saturday, May
river. "a
RATES PAssAcE,
fayable In gold equivalent In currency - .
First cabin; 70 steerase. .....sJ %
Do 70 London. vs. " do. TO London " ~
Do 10 Hamcufg...,. 90 10 Do. 10 Hamburg 81 81
PASSENGER also forwarded 70 Have Bremen Roue dam,
Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rates. -
From Liverpool or Qucenstow n--Frst cabin. SIS. SO.
500 seerage IRON Liverpool. s40 from Queenstown.
~ Those who with to send Tor their friends can buy
tickets be NJ these rates
Ihcse steamers have superior lo1 PAY
senges are strongly built In water ht iron efons ana
carry Patent Fire Annihators Experienced surgeons are
attached TO each steamer.
For further information apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM
IMAM. Agent ~ Water street; In GLASGOW 10 ALIEN:
MALCOLM,b 81. Enoch square, In Quecnttnwn. 70 and
ID. SEYMOUR CO; In London, 70 EWES = MAThri
q King william street; Ia Parls toJuLEs DECO Is ~
Kne Notre Danes des Place dc de- bours In
rhiladelnhia, to JOHN q. DALE III Walnut street, or At
JOHN g. DALE, Agent 10 Broadway. NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
81 THIS DAY SATURDAY.. APRIL Is,
ASP. NJ oyt street. Paeihc street, Brooklyn
Mahogany Parlor aud Chamber Furniture Carpets, OIL
MONDAY. APRIL 20.
Alto A. NJ at ISL Beige street. be ween woughby street
and Fulton
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
and aosany Parlor Furniture in hair cloth
ahonany Furniture, walnut Extension Table,
Chairs nz Set Heden Heater Brussels Ingram
Carrots Oilrloths with Kitchen Utensils.
SANE DAY,
AL NJ a. No Park avenue, corner OF Carlton avenue.
Balance OF stock Of Retail Grocery store Fixtures &c.
Al.oa ner ood
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H. MERWIN AUCTIONEER.
"A. FURNITURE SALE.
BANGS, MERWIN CO. WILL SELL, AT AUCTION
vu Tuesday morning. April 81 ut l0H o'clock at the dwell
ing house Macdous street. Houston all the Furni
contained therein comprising the
agnLel family Of Parlcr, Dining Room, Hall, Chamber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

CALIroRHIA DrAMosDs EsvAL ~ BEILLIAxCr
" W he real at 10 "a carst sod klhgs " ~ 70 va
ORfnfsAL T. JACOBS t07 Broadway
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4 GENTLEMAN PossEssfyo WEALTH AND re-
"A specta0ty. sess r at iuonal eo'resf ondenes ~itha
adj simiArly stustrd. fbs Douef eassnntes from a
tnsre soure an zcr.hy ihs onsifcranon u anr sey
Address a station Y.
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L,vRnITURE SALES AT PRIVATE REsrDgNCFs
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, Ancuoneer, ~ Nassau street
will give His personal attention usun 10 sars
OF Furniure - resdepces OF parties irving
ON prseysa - ~ niesv0m. q AAsaas street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

gold PLATED AND COxPosiriOn wATcrEs
" from go 70 rs eAch wArrAn,ss tmssssI@fs h-sy
u0a Jhalns priees frpsn . y q Ihsy ~ sgiL
ORIUkAL L. jacobs, ti Bfoe v.y.
vyAIcBBs JUST RycEiygD. LARGE Lor oY
w tsfid and yer sd ond hand ~hlch
an seins for kssl isnAsr sia WIS srser Hsaahss
'"'" "' "csMsissL l. JiAcoBs, co. Bro.s-.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

A UsrRALIA PIONEER LINE. CARRYING THE
a ynted states The Al British clipper brEantin.
for MsIbsurne honesy 2ls instant, has room
Al clipper ship ADELAIDE BELL. 26os tons capa
city ier 10 East river. " nearly loaded and VIII sail 20
eel has superior for about ten cab. pas
70 secure their pssssgc Immediately Apply TO w.cAn8
RON 10 Beaver street.
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ENNf H. iiIISi Il M 8, RNiriiRI.

Il
HENRY H. LEEDS x co. win sol al auction on satnr-
April 49, i0 O'Clock at the sslesruo No rs Nassau
street general assortment OF Household Furniture con-
sistn Brussels and Ingram Carpets, gilt frame Pier Mir
rors Suits brocatel; wood marble Pier
Mirrors oval do gut rosewood Suit In pgsn Sofa covered
marble top washsands, mahogany Wardrobe Lounges IN
green reps mahogany Oce Tables black walnut Secretary
Bedea black walnut Bedsteads Hair Maresses very Gle
CANT Ormol9 handeers. elsant Gas BacSes mahegapy
AMOS Once Desks Tables &c.; Kitchen Furniture, kc
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TOsEPH HE0EMAN.
81 TUESDAY, APRIL n.
Al A. NJ, the OF Wm BurreI $40 Fulton street.
Brooklyn
The Hardware, Gu and Furnishing Goods.
ssting general OF Builders Hardware Tools
Desks Futures Scales &C large assortment Of
Locks, LatcLes, screws, &c.
Catalogues the salesrOom store.
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A ToURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT. on THE
IL KIN Kuil N. .. This bsntiful Hotel viii
b opened June l. Regular t!sss ron per No sors
river. WESLEY W. HILL. Proprietor.
~ NEWPORT. n T.
The undersigned begs 70 inform ths numerous tis
OF Newport toe House Win be gpened for the
Of gussfs the o. June Having barn
employ Of Me.xrA Eerrer birch during The Whole
their sessfui management Of TIE Ocsan Hone. and his
long experience gained the Carendo fiosi NEW Yos.
Will be guarantee thai viii 10 tepi only - hfsi cisss
hotel The plans q The house hitherto shown 81 ne Cafen
don BE- and engeRed, b. favor or 6sssfk
J. y. WEAVER.
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN, Is YEARS or AGE. re.
n nnei eduea.ed Ard o. superior srscsons, desires 70
with some fun loving ady with view 10
BE- ter uaintance and probably matrmony Address D.
Henry Mortimer, boz 3l1 Poet ONCE Trenton ..
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No. 10 Cslyad. del Monte. No. 10
Campo de- Marie.
In thin Hotel In Havana,
have Suits 81 Furnished Rooms families and BiDx4
Rooms for gsntisn-n There intelligent female servaats
70 wait upon the ladies' Prices from " W " day. Meals
VIII be furnished In the restaurant Ia carte al moderate
poes Tie Araer always wes provided and repenlsssi
NE advantage OF being open al al hosn OF The DAP aud
Tho pror.ietor IN order make his hotel Of he
popular In Havana has made additions In the o bathing
Aundriss carriages stabes snd IN short All that
may tend 70 promote the comfort q so3ouTners 10 bis es,a
Patrons vim end ycslous agents. Who win ssy
ssi0n entrusted 70 them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

IJENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
III Nassau street. opposte the Post oi'ce.-MlNER a
SOMERyILLE win sell at auction on Monday April 10 at
IL O'clock In OF their saesroom, ~ Nassau street
1ne dappe ay Horse, 70 hands high. about years old
pei fecty sound and kind all harness and Is very sup
iior Saddle Horse stylish and free driver and OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
Address Of Re-. {. l.. Clarke,

On the cccasioa ot Iayiny the corner stone o' -,
PaufS ttpscolqD thsTch, Peru hy tie
-Mrsoric Fratsyta,tH
We mentioned IN our last the fact of
the laying Of Il co.uer stone for an Episco-
pal Church at Peru ca the 18th at, by
the Masonic Fraternity, and seemingly
questioned the propriety OF it, by asking
what connection there was between the
MasonIc order and the Episcopal Church
lish the Address Of the Rev g p. Clarke,
Of this city, delivered on the occasion, in
which the propriety OF the nasons doing
this work Is quite satisfactorily vindica.ed
The address, which is gwen below, Is
published in compliance with the follow
ing resolution, unanimously adopted by
the Masonic fraternity assembled on the
occasion:
Rcso!rei Tha. a copy of the address
delivered by the Rev. c. p Clarke on the
present occasion be requested for pubiica-
ton in the County papers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05

down the rebel Notifications at Chattan-
ooga. Ho will effect a crossing over the
Tennessee River at Bridgeport and at
once push on to Dalton or Tilton, Ga, and
As at Tullahoma, take Mr.. Bragg IN the
rear unless he retreats. From the variety
OF these combinations it will be seen that
reInfcrcements can be drawn from the
Mississippi and from the Ohio, sufficiently
to overcome any force the rebels can bring
to bear against US.
Chattanooga once in our possession and
we will soon have Dalton and thus cut
Tennessee entirely loose from the gulf
states The eastern Ter nessee will be en-
tirely relieved from rebel oppression, and
the necessity of building 4 military raH
road from Nicholasville, Ey., through the
Cumberland Gap to Rodgersville, in East
Tennessee, entirely obviated. The long
and persistant cry of projection to East
Tennessee will be answe,ea and ample op
portInity offered them to show their love
for the Union of which we have heard
and read SO much.
Our regiment is detailed to DAY to chop
cord wood for the use of the rail road.
The forest all around me is boistefous with
the crashing of falling trees and the rat
tie of some 800 axes and mauls.
When we left Decnard, we left some
fifty OF this regiment behind who did not
feel able to undertake the march. They
were all sent to Cowan where they were
either placed in the convalescent camp or
in the hospital. haye heard nothing of
any Of them since our arrival here, and as
| have no list OF then! ] cannot give their
names. Sherman Leland was left at De-
chard where he expected his father TO
meet him when he got through. 1t is nj.
most as difficult for an outsider 10 worl,
his way so far into our liues, as it would
be to pass through an invitation into a
lodge OF the sons Of Malta Patience and
alone can accomplish the
task.
All Of the men who got safely through
to this place are quite we'll and feel in
good spirits. How they like their new
drill (wood choping1 will be made known
tins evening after they are relieved, rs
they are never backward in expressing
their opinion
Gen. Beatty is acting on a board Of ex-
OF White officers of African
scent, as Artemus Ward '+ould call them,
Tho aspire 20, positions in negro regi-
ments Col Moore, being the ranking
Colonel Of the Ist Brig. ID Div. l4th 4 C..
Army of the Cum beIla.d, until Gen. Beat
ty returns.
Since writing the ADORE ,,udge = : ia
land has arrived in camp He reports h.s
son much improved and is now on his way
TO Cen. Rosecrans headquarters nj Steven
sou TO endeavor to get turlough for him
TO go home to recover his health. n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

WE have moved Lumber Yard to Panisg
w Mill, near the Illinois River Bridge, and pre-.
pared furnish former custoa-s and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Leth, and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand Scpd assortment Of DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER. t,
Having in connection with orr Lumber Sash. Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled furnish each and every article
that Builders may want saving the trouble of GO
ing to number of different places to make ont your bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation and We can furnish
Sawed Shingles by Wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash. and sell as low the lowest.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
ONCE l., Sale st, opposite Van Doren Osborn's
Store Idec 22I STRAWN Il POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
BUSINESS CARDS.
1892 LUMBER. 862.
Lumber,

gY1HE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
y lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied BY
john Hossaek, on MAIN STREET, are now prepared to
furnish all kinds of lumber laths, shingles, SASH
DOORS &c. Also a good assortment of Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
Subtle and builders particularly requested to
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J.&J. w. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1863. T4o.tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
DIR. GEO. &. LEWIS,
Il. A n ID EI f. .

Ofhe Faculty HSsjcin~ Of fParis-Fornnerly Ciin-
sedy 6R,erofts> Hospital. OF Pfris--Surgeon K1ior
orr. ETsferr 4 r1nu IN the trin>d-HedGt tf Honor
JH n the EaDeror oftte French Torhe tNotsra
Epidemic cf 1854. etc, ETC.
All these docum =nts and many othes OF the highest
value in exhibition in tine ofhue.
and consultation or medicine and surgery
All kinds OF OPERATORS skifnny performed
Once in Russeil's Block. La Saile street
OFyCE UorRs-FrUm 10 4 to M tnovz'-l"
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NEW YORK
9qItefy aqa s:oqfoatinnafy
SIMPSON & BROTHER.

sCCctssCFs TO = q "4.-''-"'
kd,tdrd's BlOck. Oppo.itS AbTa0Hy's Lime Sore,
Nam StTeet O;fIUI. III.
guNUE .ubsrri having KIT the above sstab
4 tshmeut, would respectful inform the inhahi-
tan,s Of Ottawa and surrouudny country tn st III
intend carving on tn. Baking business IN all rs
branches, and prepared TO iirnish ,he choicest
ton. oyster, Abernetha, ard Water Biscuit Also,
Bread Cakes, Brown Bread, Pies, &C, &c, N good
variety Confectionery, of the choicest selection,
constantly on hand. All kinds Fancy and Wedding
Cake ade to order.
Az subscribers will give their personal attention
to the business they feel confident that tn Will be
enabled give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their patronage.
The delivery wagon will continue running as usual
Apri, Is Is63 J W. 4 X. V. SIMPSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
AT STRAWN Il POWELLS
CASH, Door, and Blind Depot,

On La Sale street. opposite Tana Doren d. Os
born s Store
NYTILL be found all kinds and coors of Paints, Pa
w tent Driers, raw and oiled Oil and Turpentnc
Also general issOrtmel' Of Glass, Sash, glazed and
unglazed Doors, Blinds an j Aaii.-cheap Tor cash.
4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
EAGLE NILS.

yUNhE subscriber would inform the public that he ts
Il now running the above MIL, and is prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, as the Mill has been
thorouyhly Repaired and is in first rate order. Good
and attentive Miilers employed, and will be con.
stantly hand to wait upon customers. Farmers ans
others find it their advantage give call be-
fore going elsewhere.
NB-0rders for Flour Feed be left at the City
Market, the S A. will be promptly attended
Ofea~a, Oct 6. 1N6O J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
HENRY WALTHF.R

EGS leave Il inform the good pecP'e OF Ottawa
, that he has opened an ice cream saloon for the
season at the above locality and opened ir connection
Herewith confect-n.ry and fancy bakery establish
ucnt. Having boen for a nnuiber of wear. past
csrcs ip this business in Ottawa lin the employment
h--' - Mr. Fh-r. and afterwards % MIR San ord. he
hattrrs himself that his qua aac.iun in t!at line
sufficiently known 20 need no certificates
SE- Ice Cream and all kinds OF fancy cake and
confectionery fer Wedding or other parties. pie mics,
made promptly to order, 4; CSest prices. my9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
SURGERY FOR DISEASES
~ EV
|EYE AND H a IL ~
III sorrH CLAzx STREET CHICAGO.

DR. j. Il. w AEhER,
vof n h WALTER WALKER, Rochester, ". T.,)
oIUI,ST AND AURIST, from the Royal ophthaiinic
Hosp al London has, during the last Twelve years
viyrn is undivided this important seecaii-
ty an prepared to perform every optra..!n con
nectet with oPHTHAMIC AND AURAL sCRIERf, !,
arch a Cataract, Artificial Pupil Cross Eye. Tsrsai
Yumol ', Closure of the Tear Duct, Polypus Excsion
Of the Tonsils etc, etc. CAIARRH and certain DIS
v,sys ,r rur THROAT. which frequently cause DEAF
NESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD, will also receive
specisl attention
'Exa nination and opfionfree of Charge.
P @. Boz, 2S27.
n. Waller may he consulted at the Geiger House,
ott.va on the First Saturday in each month, rom
SO clock. u
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T.. s. HOBERT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

plat work done The various styles OF the art
All rk iCle At our efhce warranted 10 give ente s
,;sfac m Choroform administered for the extraction
Of Tee b.
Roo as over the Rank nf Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05
Straw, Hair & Cactus Bonnets

In all the new Cn'ors also,
WHITE, BLACK AND GRAY
MIXED HAIR BONNETS,
which are very desirable,
and will he much worn. A
very choice selection ir fine
SPLIT STRAwS, CANTON,
ROUGH AND READY and
PEDAL BRAIDS.
The FLOWER were never
more beautiful. Ladies' will
do well 20 select from them
while fresh. Ribbons, in a !
the new shades of delicate
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-09-05

l., goist, Bookseller, and Stationer-Ottt'oa, H.
ssccnd store in Nat.nger's block. youth size oi the
court house square. y
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CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMING,
In all that is desirabeJet Ornaments, Gimps, Honi
ton Laces. Trimming Ribbons and Embroidery Braid.
spent much time while in Few fort, ii regard to
DRESS GOODS. also
Dress and Cloak Making,
And prepared do DRESS Mixing in the very
best style and the reasonable terms that War
rant satisfaction. I also have full set 81 DRESS
AND CLOAK PATTERNS, and great variety OF
CHILDREN'S PATTERNS. STAMPING don. for
Braidng, in all the Spring Patterns, which are
very Handsome
would also call attention - the FLEGANT sIoth
OF DRESS GUUDS, below stairs. -Scc!iiug every thng
brought to Ottawa all Of which bought since
the late reduction in prices. togather with most beau
tiful selection OF SPRING SHAwLS, CLOAkS AND
NASTILLAS.
complete stock Of FRENCH CORSETS.
tE Coloring, Bleaching and Pressing done.
6. A. TARBLF,
Corner Main and La Sale Streets, Ottawa, III.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
UNION MEETIN GS,

The Union Central Committee have
appointed the following meeting.
McCutchenville, g.
Little Sandusky, 10.
SrEAKEns. Judge Carey, j. D. Sears,
Geo. w. Beery, Henry Maddox, I. II.
Grisell, Judge Kirby. and such others as
the Union men of the different places in
which the meetings are to be held may
secure. The Committee hope that ample
arrangements will be made for holding
the Meetings, SO that the Union cause
may be advanced. J. d. SEARS.
x ....-..... Chairman,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
G U A R Ola MS S AL E

E Fl A L E S n "A II BI
TN Pursuance OF an dater granted by the
Probate CoarS of Wyandot County, Ohio
will effcr Tor sale, nj Public Auction, on the
It'll day of November 1863 at one ~ O'Clock,
P. NJ, of said day, at the door OF Court House,
in Upper Sandusky in said Cornty of Wyan
dot, t e ollowny desc ibed Real Estate, sltua
ted in the COUNT of Wyandot and State OF
Ohio to wit:
The East half of the North east quar- er Of
scctirn thirty six (36,) in Township Two (2)
South Range thiteen tl3) East, containing 80
acres more or less also in Lots Number 206 g.
2i7, in the town of Upper saOdusky. To be
sold freeo dover.
The so acrs appraised at $4,000 90
Lot No. 2A7 " $275 90
" 206 4" S2D0D,00.
Gy' Terms OF Sale. One third in hand--One
third in one year, and one third in two years
from the day Of sale. with interest--the interest
payable annually, the deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the property sold
q W. BERRY,
Guardian of the heirs of Malachi Bowsher, dc.
Oct 9, l663-4t. FL. stf sg.u
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
New Advertisements,
.NN dDM~E e. EC.

To Margaret Chilson, Benjamin Chilson
James r. Hagermah, David A Hagerman and
George K. Hagcrman, imp eaded with Others
You are hereby notified that Abijrh Smith,
Administrator OF the Estate of David Hager-
man dec d on the 2Sih day of Sept. A. d. 1863
filed his petition in the Prob te Oonrs within
and for the County of Wyandot and State Of
Ohio alleging that the personal estate Of said
deed. is insufficient TO pay his debts. and the
charge of administering his estate, that he died
seized in fec simple Of the f,llowing desc ibed
real estate situated in said County to-wit:
The Southwest quarter of section four in
township two, south Of range twelve, containing
I6J acres more or less.
That Elizabeth Hagcrman, as widow of
said dec is entitled to dswer in said premi
ses and that, you with others in petition nam.
ed, as his heirs at law, hold the next estate of
Inheritance therein. fh prayer of said petition
is for the assignment Of dover to said Elizabeth
Hagerman and for the sale Of said premises,
sui ject to ssId dover estate, for the payment
Of the debts and charges afore said. Said peti'
tion will be for hearing on the 2lst day OF Ne
vember, A, d. 1863, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can he heard, ABIJAH SMITH.
Administrator of David Hogerman deed,
Oct. 9, 1863 At .I.r9..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02
Bully for Robert.

4 Our up street friend, perpetrated one
his first class yarns in his last weeks is
sue, and demonstrates. most. conelasixely
that at telling the truth, he has now a
reputation only equaled by Tom Pepper
or the immortal Baron Machausen. His
article in the waylaying Of our respecta-
ble fellow citizens VIM. King, and the
attempt to murder him, by some prowl-
ing night desperado's, Of the Vallandig-
ham school, of politics, he coclly attrib-
utes 10 the "Abolish" men, as in his pol
ished language, he is pleased to term the
true Union men Of the county. Now
the facts in the case, are, King was met
by some three men, who in order to find
out what Kings politics were. ."Hurrah for
Brough." That pleased King, for he is
known to be all over Union, having been
converted few years ago, by the power
of the truth as developed in Helpers crisis,
from the errors and corruptions of the
Locofoco party. and when he heard their
men Hurrah for Brough, he simply said
chats it or language to that effect. When
one Of the party whom he had met and
passed, turned upon him, saying that's a
dam Union man, struck him blow, that
brought the blood from his forehead, and
the cry Of murder, murder, from his lips.
Then ensued scuffle "King defending
himself, as best he could. until help reach
ed him. In the frey King got possession
of the Car Of his assailant, which has
been recognized as belonging to as good
a Vallandighamer as these parts can pro-
iuce. Abolish ha, Bob rhe cap dis
pells all such ideas.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-02

EwAt the meeting Of the M. b. Confer
ence, held at Upper Sahdusky. a resolu-
ton was passed instructing all Ministers
to remain at their present charges until
after the election, in order that they should
not loose their vote, and that they should
cast their votes for Brough. These Abo-
liton clerical saints must think, "Broth-
er" Brough's chances for election are ve-
ry slim. But what a spectacle. Think
Of a religious conference intructing its
Ministers to vote for man. notorious as
drunkard and a profane swearer. and
against one who is alike man of Sobri.
ETY. and worthy member Of the church.
Marion Mirror.
Oh ! Jehosophst. What a good one.
Valandigham a member Of the church in
good and regular standing. 1t may be
so, but the Devil was once an Angel Of
light, aud Judas was numbered among
the chosen apostles. Valandigham may
have been worthy" member of the
church once, but any congregation that
has his name enrolled among its members,
after his base attempts to bstray his gov
ernment, is fast retrogating from the an.
cieut landmarks "Jack Brough noto-
rious drunkard and profane swearer,'
III bosh. That is one Of Holders latest
dispatches frome his coming kingdom of
Tophet Rip on at Jack Brough, the
people know him and will give him
hearty support. -tf