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Turnpike Notice.

DY order Of the directors # tie Richmond ar#
ID Sev Paris Turnpike Company -t7cAa .ai=fs arc
aerr5v not El-1 tlat tles -s.-s-=1 = ore -
the Treasurer, ES0S HILL, rgJ=v fer STACK
2 tIsta.neHts :0saRs= Fsre dollars sa- eacA.
s7are subscribed, tv tie fifteenth Gsr q April Esxt
TIE collars y tie as.ee-tI lsr If June next. IRE
dait-E= E tls Htse-nt.. 3aT o. Jur -zzt- ~e dollars
p jae fifteenth 5zv - Azguss asIts Ire dollars Hr
t=a -.t=e1tn 1aE q September uezt- -aua4tv II
eH pr cent VIII x z:-e# - -l-Tass- zy5sz
H. z5aFe uss3ee- T. r ErLE- Itr--
Z = Fs-s-=sz.r- -
March + less
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On Which Side }

The Indiana Republican State Con-
veutjon IS composed Of very dexterious
Dolit cians This body was in session
when the news Of the Presidents veto
was received, and felt it its duty to take
sides At once, and express its opinion in
n decided way But TO take ground fo1.
the President was a ticklish matter, since
the large majority of Congress was the
other way. TO take ground o7aiaSt the
President was still more tickish. since
the mass of the people is evidently with
him. In this emergency the spirit Of
Jack Bunshy was evoked, and that wor-
thy shade inspired a series Of resolutions.
which as specimen Of straddljng the
fence, are witEou parallel First they
declare a full confidence in the President
and his Cabinet and both houses Of Con
gress, and declare they Will Sustain
them in all constitutional efforts to re
store peace, order and permanent
Mon" which As those efforts are Just
now in different directions, will he rather
= dilicGlt task. Secondly. they endorse
President Johnson, and will support him.
but have entire confidence in the mon
majority in Congress. Thirdly. that it
Is the province of the Legislative branch
of government to determine the question
of Reconstruction" shot at the Presi-
dent. Fourthly, that under the Consti-
tuition al the United States. the power
10 determine what qualifications Of elec-
tors are requisite, rests with the states
respectively "A shot FOR the President
FIfu.r, that ''untjl the people Of these
states prove themselves loyal to the gov
eminent. they should not he restore, To
rights enjoyed before the rebellion,
which is Iarkiutr Car0raSS SfxfII,-
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GOING EAST.

= ., = = II = y = : uGWCI-5-,
EsA> removed 70 = Main street, ESQ doors We.
d tae FIRST National Bank. who're lie las Ect-#
up entirely new establishment.
H Is opening . large sHd very desirable stock
e Watches JeweITy, Z iock>. Fancy Goods.
silver W are q al FaT5st-es which : COED
best and viii le sd chap a. the cheapest.
His cd friends AMI invited Z call On
aiIl ana p-sas viii * zparaa n Psea>e.
J 2. HCNNICCTT.
- Main street.
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THg CEoLrRA-- Htt.'s J7srnai et AEaF-5 gives .ae
following suggestions. which deserve the l,uneia e
attention of all who wish to avoid the scourre of
cholera which threatens to attack next summer
Ist. Every householder It to himself. n ks
family, to ls nejghborS, to the community in which
he resides, hare his house from cellar 10 garnet.
from the street curb the line Of his lot most
seruEu'ausy eieaased by sweeping, washing and
8Aj.eNas1.1-.
-. Everv m.n Who has anv authority in CITY or
town government should consider himself bound BY
sal oath office. aud BY every consideratioz Of hu-
EaaDitr give himself until every street, al
ley, close gutter AMI sewer, placed in a cf
perfect cleanliness possible. and kept until the
frn>ts Of next season come.
Sd. These cle&nsiucs should b done now, in Feb
ruarv and March, because, If pnt off until warm
weather. the very s necessary Tor the removal OF
filth. viii emily teai, the essential af things
hasten the appearance Of disease, 20
raaIsnity, and 10 extend tire sUne Of its devasta-
tons because tie Of spring and they
soouer life AMI intensity fhe viperie AMI
malignant influence which r-+ileTseir-s tread
wrecks much Of human happiness and desoIates So
Dauy AtaEthsteueS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

Advices from Mexico state that the
French III the Northern and Western
States have been driven to the sea ports,
and are hemmed in by the Victorious
MeNicans. Mazatlan is besieaed, and
the Liberals are everywhere victorious.
ats' The Seventh Cavalry, (CoI Tom.
Browne Is coming home,
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GEN. BANKS FOR JOHNSON New
bUryport Massachusetts, Herald comes
cut warmly IN support of President
johnson policy, snd says Genera.
Banks has prepared an elaborate speech
in which he viii sustain the President;
II he takes this position. il viii again
give him the political leadership OF New
England.
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s-Ia contrast With the above, se cannot refrain
from giving the following specimen firm tae article
that Appeared II tie zs6es-a= TIE signature Of
EIihu Cox:
In the exuberance Of your glowing
imagination You gush forth in metricaI
eStscy and dazzle the minds Of your
constituents
TINS i e1Paatie.llva Holden tP6ligft 81 7aaa
ev- AM i8ers widely It v &c o5serred srgua Reure
sentative Cax's rsses style. lis -.astrical ex;aoz
east ~. al.le long deep 4aa p Fa f5r more
impressive as seA dAzzag ",lz mods q -
constituents -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

fes The Prince Dc crory Chanel got it6 900 francs Of
me smbeszed morey and Dupay ~ y Mahere The
prove that no ps.feciy wa, sns~ ~ WI ~ss1
criminal means Beg,homss advances 20 him had
eeen raised In onc Of these ~ sald;-'I ahonid b.
thousand francs you good enough 20 furnish n
a,rd confidence otberase than for tho further
snred the money wlll he faithfully employed .or
as e,ed purpose Of procuring us Tranquil life n
~ val NO sa = am qcto aware u The cruel anxiety
deem e1ery,rug;" u an qnIld ocrtan that shan.
be able % save your hoDdr nfs and fortune
sbundanty; az. which wa irlS, that no hal not
had been iod on mpsrcepby u commit ira IN frauds 70
aone.si ,p.nss ones D,prag % j. Nahee very siost
o0taned tae money he ADVANCED ina defrnaans who
never appears TO bave had any, eondprablo properly Of
n,s ON" ss,s ~ Iuxa 7, ,s and inhabited Apartments
Council for tho comptairc Escorapse srore IN tire
mot severe terms u hnn and tue facs yoay islna,
inasmuch az he q scoGrgc 10 rsanAat lao r1s,h,
prosecutor y speaking to-day, audfthe ifs l not bc
concludSd M t9.na2rI0w.
DgAra uI IGE CON ssssy o. rs UaYrR8a
the finreiors principal boon cc1paalon f,r insny
year Count Bacocce, dci On scptolnocr23 Al be 70
OF o. Ia was .or.lcan and grancs0n " tno prnea
ba'hoccAo who married kll1a E1aapoTta apDls1n ~
tirsts ierh Grad DncIiess q Tuscan. Although
therefore, he commonly spofen &c trs k4ts.
ror's relation, he hal hoDapsfis blood his yrns
The Emperor WAS ex,rem.iy fond u HIM, aud '.ts nl
nut only hls first clsfnbrtlaI and superintendent ~
theatres but employed him In shosc private ani nir,
cato functions for witch have nAt
yes ascnl.l an avoNal'e name ~ WA n
d pt,apefesy a pos, fog which hs ,ase- ana axres.
enc, emincnily r:sed him Alseugb xnfs AMI crS
nGi~quenny preferred slipping out % rcsiqorars a
The Palas Royal and PAYNE for hi dinpor NJ
9ell known inmate Of ia: O. yGglsni.7 A
Veionfa and the Tf0s Frara5 Ehrrc, If h. pcmeiim04
ed an aeIess 70 assist him y iiscasng ila merits q
new dish, h3had tho csrsse hst bis functions mair
y m ri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

isi.r.shsa.r'- second aa.xa,x nlor, Maiias..
rba so .sailDs.. lnsn sufa4ca ~ slr Eas "a Mat
,,.s.er. A. III halascn. Copa.valosy iis IN ~As.
-, ,,.a.sy os,o moved aerld.i .,.e.. I'D
,a.. -. ..,,.. N ~, .....,,an ~ $500 ,an...,
y,,a.et,r ,he ..oaJ oo. u,os pl..e 4,c p,a~..rn.
~ IN. I, ,,.c,h.ve. y..aa.n. .,a -.la,sc IA
lhe 1ncisss,cs Hallc. 81 ~~sssrn paors ms only
49,. =. ,.,,s - M. ....t. !. I, s.,.a, sssh a.
played - papl r. ,hs Conservatory. wv. I:sy xoa|
Irlba ~ ~ " ih. suciesey srasxrril~no, Of Mr.
Noglcnhaset consers..ary, thea heartily
mend y - 10 rp"r rsfe ~ ls'''s sii on, ert'
s.ym. ,ss /. !, l-.sh..sn i. e,ea sassnf.b.e ss,,s
-. ...,,.-. ~, 49, ,.,r,.,.,
80, -. ! - -. ,.-s
a. anne who 49, %, f ~tsv IN s.t ccs.s VI cssn.
1.' X. 800, \. 49,. !, ~,
~ fopi pos 20 eapc''fn mss 80 r"''" ~ ap'' opp
Bssgh.ven = BIZ imifesi w0vts dsmnnS BIT for .
y,aps q man ! Ae -, r,eaonssnos ss.lssr r.rl
~ he csstcfs a'oyy .ss f1we1s ssssrst~S ais' fid
efea,i d, tina iuslfailon Shs anv gr~ps sosr. W
nsre, very vel ~ ~ awa,ear si ,ao~ci thss -'sn
i.er roo4 nai4a, voice he All tsoge sftey
mn al ~ txscsor ~ ~ tasaus mediocre sersr IN
H. ,once,i moo aessn N gpasatss.~ aru ~ n~.
49,. played y.fa4. y~gs< " seaubsa Hsu,
ae.eFss ,asl.a ~ rs pace ,a.nN> ~ tie lns,sv.
n,aast ,rd sit ssass al patty ~ tom n even a..
~ .ist.s 4. w. 49, mes IS, essifry to- macb
Df~snA So 'r-frss- q hn' - .-os q tsn.sth
,,t'y 1919 ~ n 800. -, 49, go. tsias,
sEeta whoa s6sbet es,stn' iuisuc~a - ~. ybs
Haie - - "ann 49, ss~ 80 iof i-e sisiss ss"s.
~ VI ~ ~. s,os lessy. al
sreu slr;.allly yos 49, -, tl,er, a'r nsai
iHa"* pitlaHs* ~sH'fas'" i~s~E~. "a ~ - 10y
tfra nAiN 81 etrtH 49, = - - sns.ftA ~ ~" @fe.
ffar't ~ tAe esngrfes 9 tief- "hfa yva afut1 -
- 80 l1*te = e. 'nttRl = isiief NNN ~ s"f "N"s
ric'r 49, "tH" mes'nsr v"r"s - - tsts..ssss
ply - w. '"f"ra<f > -. far,,W .@.. . 49,
No s4i~ft1f. y k@'aet f'ftht ~ h"sfF Nv'F ~
isa = y. FHtiisba -" ~ - fnb s1sater X he
batHr = a. 1919 sn1 *nd :. 1s.sasi
i"t =" 49, AWha. ~. Ns~ - t"3f
NA~ ~ssft A.nN fAN #t4 NsDo ~ ~
hat fitF- iN b03 hfndnnss ~ ~" *sf " sFsp i~t
i"rr" o@.a~fe* ~ 80 ~ f.tata3A~ 1N~s -
UiEif ~ ~ uhAp1aaed sas To- 80. wy - ~
aaessn - f1Ar khe Pr@ y y. ~ 1900.
~ft' - EfFtsh ~ y - VIII - ~ aEv ~ - -
sersN Tn -" pianos nsni q 80 aihi.ssa E,ssi
NJ ~iaaf. 49, .tf3 ~ssfatt l'.s. -. t".n''
/. ~ 49, 49, - = w 80 - ~.
800 y ssff'.F Y Sta.s ~ 49, 4se''ak 80
~ 4NEaN ~" u" h.tr - - - ~. =" -. y.
'nfsNsae.it t"''e y -. - f.~'...tt - s. ~
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ftA' i'tt%. ~ 80 - "fh -" -" - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

r,. cnrsr, s..r.. .,..,o.r .,an,o coo,oo n.,,elo,
-. ~, -, Ill ~, t...r M, 49,, M,
no.n.,ov h, M, Gam ssna,,,or a,,o, :, a., nor,
..,,v yee,s,aav ,,orn,n.,
rsa corr., ,,,,, s,o.,as. ,o,.,o,,o f,o,., rYoo.,
,.o, o ~, ,s,,, u so,o,,har -, !,
rha.,..r,s,,., sxan, car,.;, s.,seo, ,.or, ,,,yro
,ha oe,h sna Fa,n,or,b En,,,,, o-,n - so,,o,oher
arrived a, me n,r, vo,,ar,,v oc,o,ns
Tho Ipman Steamship CITY Of Ma, york raptain
lc,.oh u,ich Ief, rivarnoo, \, noon IN Tho os,h mn
arrved !, hi. nor. ve,,ays,y evon,pc
a., ..,s ~. 49, f,,s1 -. ~, no,h ,,a
oes,o,. -. 80 ao,, or uo.,a,.,s, arrived :, nan,
~ !, 10 ,oc, .s,e,,,, .,,sr,o, q, nor vovage N
pos,,c
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FRA NICE.

p.nts, ,e?l. 15. 1906
T'u arI,x.s BEixas
phs rserc', var-rs hive rab sl ,rea, many solemn
leading articles NliD The las sesa warning Europe 10
bssaro 81 E,ss, and is Uni sl states, who sad 10
fsv concladed an offensive opd defensive alliance
ras. 81 t.s salsc " he U9sei s,l,es to Elssa ia
The tho - for thu
safr, u he sisou by rpssr. prcjc, OF The United
yasc, }. Obtain IsA4 u ,lasd IN tho ,icdiscr
rsusan which s,ysa sussdsbs s~ssa
i,oo. AZ u,s, need scarcely Toll you. u ran;
pp1scnse. coilns.sr F,x, whose recent visit 10 ST.
Pciersbrr~ hrs given r,se 10 mis- story, had
Hpioniarc pissl.n Whatever. snow from the
yer. Lcs; authority tl.al no.hiag OF importance can
have pas.d b.svera him me Russian pabl, beyond
whit = 10 The Ybc n hryc lie went 20 Rnssia
supply ~ sno bcarer 81 autograph letter from VI.
!obp 10 ihr 'y~ e"ngrsris'iog HIM ms c-csJc
rom ala inaiion. No was ex'r-msy wc,l rcc-i,rh,
am ,sly re,usaea con;liu aiarJ ,pss.hcz. That's
AZ. IA. ont sn,snaism oil truth ID. SENSATIONAL
ropori crurrsV hs, ;he ,'uiiei states % sant--not
or u. ar- iue--I eating AID me.esnte station
u lhe A!eilics III ~ ikeiipooa they will
gut iia' pny ilpachl 81 au1ereoce iie internal
asuno. larepe . iarsikn = imrfic1n policy th1
n >ssf,dci,oo = ne ti b. he wrench lap
e,s au'y ~ n.c-..4 y relr y y srraat r-slers
,rias ) sss ~. ~ . f.se. > fElAs-
The iohg = sal - ~ Ponce ,roay. Chanel
cas'sed va, ne anprinee'y ~ q .ebarnias poor
crrk . toe olse X t.e ...op'n 4. ciaolnins de
fc- . emssss nouey ~ Ns bcnet, ,y,an yessafdsg
isTs iAn. rs'.nr * tive ssne ldSc PORTER pre-.
sadas
ihe eremrssees es,ru,e.e slr,af and a,
sta, eafels.arsi ~ ,arnssvmna - ,nsir srairg
bv fe,i ppsp. sreat e.il.aba,is fsr,. ~heh 4
s'uccly pFrM - ulshnets 49, priar. sho s.csycd
IT, i,aly WIN f8us ~ 10 hol y boi him, IA 10,
cgole.cfa ,aurs,er 10 ',kc - losi ~ai c.Bs-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

Brr'Es. sfpt - i.t9.
rb- iasraius 90 d,es ssl coaa,, "a ~ de.rega q
,l,sf.d ap ssi -ysytniIx promised sn.sbgr nne 81
t4,anai dag me- saa sns dll hptiea bchlnd gcli
s-n lAs sound. .. rausic hestd AID ih- trades
spa rsirsioas B-rsis seen mtrhiax tosaf1s
tie l.lden ~ ho'ieay cosfnms, and rlib ne Ca.
,rd onolein sfhrir prse-iypu ran 4 th-scses "a
-.e sda Of ne ihfsue, .htch he ,roo,u were
- Pea Ag.lD ll~ srsphthce,re a 10, Brspdcnbusx
sn,c urfe gnad wiih spectators. bit dis Inc ~
somewhat J0srent ea - yesterday. ns,y The cAef.
oiiat. hssins transferred ibpr plates 10 ihsvcfvsnl.
o. nep,icrs = ther boasel,olls .nie t,ey ctde~ ira
10 obtain @sss IN ~ -sgsten,' wb--,t n.ass ia,r
c.ans sirt 81 ihr esfsfnony 70 r,pe OF w. m.
snee ~ the troop. 80, IN fact bit stpc.i,n d yes
sasgaf pf.-caiIrgs aud ssssawsssA slwxy1 rather
ass. asle and unprvn;abic. Tue osiy difference 80,
tlst Il. hits.a ave msious bsi Fctifa rom M ren-
and bees replaced ~ three yoong dsrsss BELONGING g.
n hauta-r rms q society. dasgrss. 81 honof an.
ermen Who honsves, we're nsegif provided rui,
Laurel Wrtaiha h. 10 presented - he nag snd
pfiec-s A sesen o'clock lbs osess sna rssc.s sc.
a.sn appeared 10 their splsad.dy Nt eaupsgct. ~.
sswed ~ shs kug bsek snd DrseDie q ever sna ar.
ro1ndi w ths ,ame brilliant suite To- ,.sa ruardcd
nm 90 be preceding asx mi tins The troop repr
composed " me sscoad nfartry dv. ~ 30 Guards
two n.flalous y the ipe tro regius.s ~ drssoons
snd regiment o. snc~ss, sssaehHeasf ssae.eobaf.
is,sssrv. c,mpaa~s % sspp~rz ard nssss, A.. sosa
nssd~l ~ isgsrs ~ TrIs.rs Angusu.. r wgrssup.rg
sd under him ~ Lieutenant ssarrai Ivn,kL ftag 70
sefslon as cnsh1. lat X - yestsrfs ssrsEas act
,osqaes wrfs shoucs~i ppm ilem ~ me sa'ns RIO
iaI.gn. he kifx 80 gosabis - - blsh,y spifil'.
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- 90 ~ea..fm 80 - Fs~ ssJs "a 80 - 80
s's - instest'ss ~ abfr = cAssrs - c.t
efses Lima Fss - a. sssns9a ~sss sitsfk 80
- ~ as~s.~ ysstsssy taf ssnlted 4, p.fst ia
ft4f.i tin Giarf "a |va ~ rts99d Na~Yaissty
th~ a tfywlf t1nl 100 - 81 tssv rYssira g~.
n4tfai On ~ isr 49, tiv issssfrefsrF ~ ~.
wes her ifFile 49,. sAe aefs - : s8Nl4srF 90
pfs auitahArg tsasfe - seea iss4aa .n4 8Ns 81
st - fYtF isfni - qtafatt - 0hsg sss fse'~rs AZ
nsua neer ih~y 80 etafiAprek Fe~gN tns ~ ~
D. Hae1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS aEws.


FpMMcr.
lho ia.;crYf .emasncd ~ Ylia.git1
The ir,ic'ad ,aifon ~ arFlvsi o. TINT place aud
paced review hrfofe the Emperor
Tie new Foreign ainisief, Marquis do Moast.nf
haf aunea ~ trance, Dom Turkey, AMI. sore q
Ig.uGltl
ne ~srtlv returns or ihd Bunk OF France ano,r de
crease % toooy0I Ii gpacia: sgh#
rae iar.s tar.e asAcr.s pei The insuucclien IL la
afiDo ~. revolt IN Gambia, Pho Disturbances "a The OTTO
loan Empire, iie agitation III Greece ard sven 'he r.
~ sal ~ tnr Jussisf IN h<ico, lhc effects Of
l3o formed 10 iha belief tat general European e0niia
ef.roG would Do the rezllttsf tbs sFc GNrAnan af.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

News from 'sosth inefics.
10y Telegraph via Lisbon
Rio bg Js.rrs1. S.pi :, 1850
aoacc 500 1000 Sock ~ 900 bag. Gsy,olg stGc-
last hat 1900 hsgs. slcri,nx f-ellsng9 ~ -s.
s1g- 9o,0 1850,
psgs sraucn sop 10. lsss
sg.e 600 FOR vhise aud 500 or bfgwr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

srspa,eh from Romspf ssptssnbsr - ssys - ,sstw-
IA, ssaa oanqo-t lor tbrrc hnsdryd ana s@sy ;sss
son~ was sscD by the oIccrs " tho loniaczi army
the officers ~ the ifoirau Logon mo rfear General.
were present d1rins the banauei 81 Dc snilyes 'hs
ffoncsa Ambassador, this Dus q. Aontebco and Colonel
dArcy, drank loass 20 Tie health o' the Pope asi Tho
Emperor F
1o.aay hs Holiness gave his benedlc,ion % ito Roman
Logon, Which arnled before Inn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

Tie esfsics or Sa1e Meshcng,u asse.Db ~ cgs 9Th
ufno 20 take the os,i cf allegiance 90 Duke senfge
who nsccnded the throne 10 e.asrqrarrc of AID
ton Of lis fathsE Tho new nuAe, Ia icl "a tha
throne declared Il nttiEg That rraFia hpud i, tho
lcper OF Germany ia frthrv stated tina, hal gladly
pccerted in The Interests n Germany th- ailsgassr ~
tered ~ russia, and sd rscsi.i Tie TROOPS iist Lad
ioinei the fcicfai arm, u Execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-11

Tie spanish War nsparsfc has taken steps fcr tho
'nai,qiss 'ra q lise rrasxD needle gun. ....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09
Bounties to Soldiers.-The Ohio

BOunVIcS TO SOlUieFSs-1HC oiiio
State Agent at Washington informs us
that no definite instructions can be issued
for the mode of fapplying for bounty under
the recent act of Congress until the Secre-
tary of War and Secretary of the Treasury
have prescribed the rules and regulations
as the act directs. 1t will probably re-
uuire several weeks before system can
be adopted and regulations prepared and
printed for circulation.
No advantage can possibly be gained by
hurrying claims forward, as they will not
be allowed until the papers are properly
made out. Applications cannot be made
until such instructions
have been issued, and agents who propose
to send your claims right off will delay
their collection by doing so.
Your best plan will be to leave your
discharges with me at the PIONEER office.
or send them to me, and just as soon as
the proper form has been decided upon |
will make out your papers and forward
them.
Remember this, and dornot suffer men to
by pretending thatthey
can put your claim in course of collection
immediately. VT. WILSON,
Late Col. 123d. 0. V. I.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09

,neel, our neignbor ~
the UNION and his very indignant Miffiin
township friend will tell us why the De-
mocratic county officials do not publish
their advertisements. in which not only
wool grove ers, but the whole people are
interested, in both papers, we think an
answer to his queery as to why the ac-
count of the 'sshearing'' was not furnished
in that paper will suggest itself to their
minds. If the item was of interest to his
readers we presume there would have been
no objection to his copying it, as we have
frequently been very kindly informed by
our Democratic neiehbors in referring to
county advertisements.
Better get out of that glass house OF
yours before you heave any, more rocks at
your heighbors, gentlemen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Man wants ToN1c--no uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth new one
Which, after examining the gazette with can't,
The age discovers to be not the true one,
Of such as these let their concoctors vaunh
Pll sing the bitters that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic, which no skill can better
Imean the matchless Btters of Hostetter
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage
But the stomachics they bound to fail in;
F. Success came not until this later age,
Now is the sick folks made hale in,
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agues, remittents, headaches-real head spltters--
Vanish like smoke before Hostetters Bitters.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Rye's mild essence holds them in solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect is sure,
Meier have the Btters yet proved delusion;
Try them in time, and health and strength secure,
The dragon-slayer figures the label,
And they, like him, to save the weak able.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09

=
Change of Time.-Another change
has been made in the running time of the
p. F. e G. r. r., and passengers are
now carried by this route in the wonder
ful short time of thirty-six hours from
Chicago to New York. The fast train on
lysmakes three stops between Fort Wayne
and Crestiine-at Lima, Forest and Upper
Sandusky--and passes through this place
about TIVE o'clock. 1t, does not stop at
small towns like Bucyrus, and our neigh
bors Of said village seem to be IA little
gruffys ever the affair. The railroad
company need not be alarmed about the
matter, however-if tried for the offence
before Crawford county court, it will
only be necessary to intimate that the in
stitution Is little ecppery to secure ver-
dict OF acquittal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09

Good News !-TEErH EXTRACTED
wIrHovrl Pam E. Drs. CREss1NaER &
MOODY have recently introduced an APP
paratus and a preparatien by which they
extract teeth without. producing pain
This tripmph Of science will be hailedwith
Joy by fhe public. aud we advise our read
ers who may be compelled to submit to the
usually painful operation of having teeth
extracted to call on these gentlemen and
test this new and comparatively pleasant
method of performing the operation. Who
win suffer with tooth ache now?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09
DiSTlLLERY PRICE CURRENT.
Correctad this the Cd day Of Augnat 1866.
REVENUE TAXES,

Mt Office is hereby given to ali petsons in
" terested, that the Annual List of Taxes fol
the year 1866, assessed under the direction OF
Geo. W Beery, Esq, Assessor Of License Du
ties, and Taxes on Incomes, Carriages, Watch
es, Pianos. etc, is now in my hands for col.
lection, and that said Taxes are now due and
payable, and that. in accordance with the
Statute, /, or one of my Deputies, will attend
at the following places. for the purpose of re-
ceiving the same, from the date hereof until the
10th day of August, 1866, sisi
At Lima, for Allen county.
At Van Vert, for Van Vert county;
AT Celina, for Mercer county,
AT Wapakoheta, for Auglaize county;
At Ketltoh, for Hardin county;
At Upper Sahdusky, for Wyahdot co.;
AT Findlay, for Hancock county,
and that upon all Taxes remaining unpaid af
ter said 10th day of August. a penalty of 10 per
cent. Ill be added. as required by law.
SHELBY TAYLOR, Collector.
Collestor's Office, 5th District, Ohio,
Lima, July 26, 1865.
T. E. GRIsEII, Deputy, for Wyandot Co.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09

DIR. B. Pearce, the accomplished
dental surgeon of this place, who was alb
sent on professional business for several
weeks this summer. has recently returned
and will be found at his office in Ayers
Corner during business hours. When the
doctor gets down east amongst his old
friends who know him best his services
are i'm such great demand that he expert
encesJ sJsome difficulty in getting away +;
hence his long ABSENCE sls5 a" s'f'9.' 60
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-09

Tie irish StOre.-This we'll known
and. popular Bazaar has recently, passed
into the hands of that,clever and accom-
piished business lady. Mrs. LAYDEN. who
has been connected with the establish
ment, for several years. and who is now
receiving new supply of fresh goods of
the very latest styles, at her room adjoih-
Ing the National Bank. If you want bar
gains, and desire to do business with an
agreeable and pleasant lady, as well as
with accommodating clerks, call at the
Irish Store = - = - / -. - - -