davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-22

| City Harness. Slaughter so1e.x mn, !,
,ft.43E30.&3 Buffalo. $o.tA44.S1
LIZ. Gaa os$sS.s Ghsaso 10 + osssoa
'Aie' x ae ~ 11ha11s Chicago 10. !. 8s1sasA
ca1f = o..... i.Gn3l 13 DuCuos Ayfes.. oS1:t0.t 10
| TnneF = n.,... n9na1.31 OEtnoco 6olc.... p5140.B
! Country Upper. Q.ENe9g! o.!noco- oot
| Collar, foot. o."sa5Q.2a Damased.''s. eS1$e~a4
| oAH,
| Slaughter Eo1e., tsAao5l French Calk 81,
Harness, r n... 0-+Aeo-4a ~ .-....... ElASf.&a
klp, Eo. i. medt. ns..........:. 2ooss.1a
65pl Soii..hisasy pSSsiio moines.s H : dozSseaeaoo
METALS AND TlSH&RS' ST0Ek-Mitn IN
active tensnd tle I1a1&e1 IL eteany AID nf We eon.
, 1866-09-22

LAScAsTEE. May q, ls65~
Mctses. F, T. r At1.AcE q Co-Genks. hayu usca
your preparation for the hatr and Ind Il the cscaoest
And best nsrpaFRltQu f}F tho kar that have
| " U&NEEY
, 1866-09-22

Messre. r. l. WALLACE { cn.-7tnts: ] hare usay
Dr., ClAusatesA Empress for tho uatr, and nn II all
that claims 70 be- cordially recommend |! to to tho
public. MATT. HEAD, dd}'t Genl y. II.
, 1866-09-22
1,,t,shurrh oil a1n 1nrhnt-S.n,-nhnro &c

r3tts6ufEh OIL Observation-Disclosures 20.
There s no Improvement to note tn the demand tor
bonded oil And the market continues dull Aud T car,
with 6roopluE tendency. We TcprEt Rale OF so
barreA for oSembcs delivery In fhlladphls, u &c
, 1866-09-22
NOEPORATlON NOTICE,

~ 0Iyrcz OF TAx IsoAKD OF PUBtIC WoKKa.1
CHICAGO, September l9tn, 1s65.
Whereas. Tbs Common Council Of the C1ty Of fchcago
has ordered that Dearborn street. be e11ed opeuet
oits sonthern terminus to the north llns Of Jsekst
street, Of the width Of eighty fetthe dividing lines
twsrn boeE 10 and and between blocks al and 10
of sald street 50 extended or opened
Now, therefote public no1tce . hereby gtEen to IN
9tPnbc TosIs gln mset =: oe1a Se @ = T. tas Court
ttmheF: 4. ?: 1s5 81 ths hoas et ten e.s!oek n %
Assess the damages that VIII be sustained, or the
BENEFITS conferred toeethe With the costs Or the pro
ceeDC4 By Of tho doing Of such work and tbs
making Of said contemplated improvement
The general description q the lard q be eeodfrnned
ts the FORTY fect Of iots tour and nTe q and q
block one hundred and tFsnty o i, lot % one G! I'd n
esst neen feet teasf Is 6t) Of 9t setenieen ~ aud
st teast Is feet} et tTeaiy ; ths esst fsoen 1et
least Is feet) Of ot thfttynye @ snd lot c
IN block ore hrndre3 aud t~tatE-o ft2l] I0St -
eight and % Mas and % much Of oa se1eu 4nd tenn
ard 10y thal be required to make the street eighty
iees wtds Y block ons huadEsd and tsy s9 md tne
81 IN block enc hundred and toEtf-ona nul, al In
S~->~~ j. q. GIyDELE.
FRED. LEEZ,
n
, 1866-09-22

33art1tfrsblp.

IESOLUTION.-The Copartnership
heretntore existing between the undefstKned.
under tbe n1pe md nfEQ Of
ts tt1sotsed bJ rntSal eonsent .,,,.,ov
JAS, L. STARK, JR.
ChleAso. September 18th, 1866. IsaSp
, 1866-09-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

All e0its er Gfasn reported IL .Ats market report
hAude On hdss Q &c 8tcTn0e AHtsa 0'aeT1t1se e-
prssstd-
FnDAE ErE1xu. September II. 1855.
observation-disclosures FRx10uTs-The follow
%nr IA ihe iotnt tar1U Of the Eastern roads;
, 1866-09-22

Coxc0xp, y. IT,, June I, Ina.
At+a5rs. r, l.. WAItAc3 Il Chi Ths sscoaA 1nyntca
Of yagr valuable nrrE...i!nS y. ths i.sr xss AUX r.
py 70 s.saru you ihaF 4 has more thai Answnrrt lfa
tIpecatonA excited By lug usd ct tho fss hot3s. IL
Feaiofef anil cleaner Dr. mo hsit It IL only uallni
by IL qualities ~ cooling &td healthy to
Tie scalp. A. H. Cleuap1s u. D.
, 1866-09-22
New York ttock MARKET.
nScr1TTs PAST TTEsTY.FoCn HOURS,

Fn1nAr EvEslsa. September II, 1866.
The following tables show The receipts and chip
meuts Of produce during the past twenty. four
hours:
, 1866-09-22

HAtxnt.kt, Y. H.. Ians 4 INN.
3tk.axa. r. l., WAfaaes C1lI takF f'rAt pIe%sars
n tyfntt1rF thas hAty Mast tt4s E.,psss; y ny
is,,ls. si,sf ttelItn .Is.appoln!.snt 4 tsa ss & &
g heaa tfvnallfeit wllenssl. hat hAvs hntat r,s
s%s hst! y i aone y pss3eeaj 81 JSar
NNtANon, 3DHS Ao0HEs
, 1866-09-22

COMMISSION HOUSE OF
REDMOND - CO..
U,fsk ssc4, II pstrt fetir5s si Hi ih6,rHsl tp, II
10 ta,SpsA, sell on cns gHte,t, NFAln, Dfttl Hogs,
f10pT, ksxas, ruttbions AMI Etvprs. tuittsptsnd.
Fnvf tullre1. tjG3p
=
4 FlIlST.oIASS LADY PIANIST
81 ftyrw lna!rtlrltnh In the aitr AtE ngt fie!nx
puafpF. ,1ho91 nAvanK aratfY = !Mptnxs ~ ;iI.tN
~ ftSss1snrn ~ Ninth CARPENTER u. y.s1an
, 1866-09-22

EHEEF-IhE M&fKtt &&1 IdIly 1EQkc- 1ue&e WIZ
btsteF than IN average attendance, and under mod
crate supply rtces fully sustained Sales were
made Il prices ranging from t3G Gbr eomrooa store
sheer averaging IS rs, to $sAs for extra mutton
sheep averaging lis ~. We note the following sales
, 1866-09-22
~:For the Raff.
: DR., CHAuSSIER'S
e M PRESS! !!
la COMPOSITION lMPERATRlCE,
POUR LES CuETEULi

1ht lpn4 nen known that the Hair. BY nrrtAt &c
ernor. ~ exettsnsn by disease snd Imperfect cirrnta.
l.o1s lotfs - S1tssy tnfns frsJ sna @sss a9 Insa
yde % sntictc sna sant A. ~ '.s9 t,ng bssn1isf
Remember. this Il tho hnest article fuf nt tei tnaC
has GfCf been presented 10 Lbs public.
, 1866-09-22

AAEcMEzrxB, y. H.. 1865.
Mess.4. F. I. WALLACE d Co.-Gent1-: Sly haiF wsa
fast coming out and my hesd was growing baId not
NthataudInE hAd tried most OF the popular Hair Rs
Hair Restorative. This stopped my hatE nnm falling
on Immediately and seemed to Ok In tbs head tFy
as ever, though h.vc not used QuiIe one bottle.
N. 8. GLARS,
Merchant. No & HAnnycf-st
, 1866-09-22

NRDINANcE-Ee + ordained by The
Of u ordinance snsitlsd A. oSdasass 81 1estsisS
E +: ~ q ia si:ass
SIC: l. That see,ion ssrsn of sa.a shsptss ne g
se s4 esss 8 saiasi i1peandoa insfssa d esa :
sSe.s: Tnss an Ordinances, aad paris of erdn.ness
II soaast ns5sTtth he md thu same a1e hereby TT
So This ordinance shatske eject aad be IN fasce
ssfa qs.ssa "a sepss ss1sE iis istS gs1ssEs III
Z s1aas, 5sa II H. cs.S cs ss59E 5A.E2
TORPORATION NOTICE.
~ ca1csao, septs1aosr il. 1ss.
was H. f.Rse . a eS 81 g e
- sass!sf - Sa IL 1d'a
ptsson. Ssn .1SiS iasss ssss 81 # e
GosIs essfa & aoese. aeshs ssa Gu - ~
e = ~ heR s 6 N q e.
sensats eqasesssa .eEsss x1ta r. sssa g g Pr
ssRs sns md 'ne
.s$ 7 i sSs + { Ss q
}kE1: Is sfSREsE' ERE.
Commissioners orthe Board d Il i PaSiis kae wo1ut
TORP0RATIQN NOTICE.
" oy1cE Or mn BoAED o. PrH1tc WoD.2
cssa sasstsS esSse ssess & g. 81 4! M eso
~ o!.issed taas A!tehe4 stcst b 9pe@sI Azg,s5 =,
n: & E
e ss:a
e FnSiie Wasfs III R@
Hons s.id ~ e a az ssgss1S5 4; 4 a; p
, 1866-09-22

Ihere Is more doing ln the ~Ay Of sa1e md prices
ttFms kept rstrate; 500 brls Northwest e1tfa family
At fllie41Soe htl: Euan lot Of Pennsylvania and
sl!S % bis 1 sFeds " Frsnkla nit!s ssfEassps" 4
stock and fresh ground e1usx II fsW&1i,01. Rye
nonr Is selllng In small Way at Ssna3a50 No change
| In E0ru ZEAL
, 1866-09-22

MaXCHETKE, II. H.. .Arr1l 1885,
Acsstg: F. l. WALLACE 4 co.-AIlow me- 10 add my
exeelle,cy Of pr. chau4sers Empress Composition DR.
Or more kinds Of leading preparations Of vaiac-
bit can tray ~ thst fot ssacy and
cels them a- bare used II for al trEitotou OF the
scalp With perfect success Qults number lcsd-
Ing citizens owe the youthful appearance of the3t har
to your preparation.
, 1866-09-22

TETAsERKK'A 0FI1CL
.-....-- ~ MSxcHEtrkR 3Iarch l9. 1ff.
Messrs F. 1. WALLACE j. Co.: l nm well Aedu.lntd
with several Of the leading clzeus Of thls t.ty who
nave also used II myself md can chersa1ly sccom-
mend 1t as being the oest article !a The maskrt
Il. K. CHAMBERLAIN,
City TfGas1rEr.
, 1866-09-22

Manhood and Youthful yfsor arr
rreplned by Hclmbold's Extract Huchu+
}yl1-n111tS TTSA
, 1866-09-22

MAseHEs1KR, n. H. March 1865
MtsSss. F. l. WALLACE i EO.-l Aavc usNt your H2tF
Restorative with entire sattss.ctio. and rrtoneudr
superior article, al ih4t + psSm!scs
to 10. r. u TlLlOISoN.
Fasso1 Elrtst. Church.
, 1866-09-22

Hooxakr. y. T., March q. 1866
SIessra, F. L. WAL1Arx 4 Co.-G.nts.: friend nd.
vibel nc to try youE preparation Stating ~hat god
consented 70 the tts1- an p!ssssL xith y. hass
Esrs 70 iae nasnrai coloI, and Iteps ihem s9u-
mend II to ali In need, N: 2. FARMER.
, 1866-09-22

2s -Ss9 ReSa::H asa e. Hss 4, 9 s aot 70 81
4 s!s g. g., et dir, sa at fsseii fESseii.ot s'fna
r. B sse & s g s5ft.c 81. sae
Is s: ssP: 81 3
s' r { 81 ;; s; 4
s:s e s e; g sf:sf IL
an ;Rs ssa isSsfd da. Z e so0d s.ass e.
& sS + g $ s:s & 8 =
S: s d :t t1s.A q 3 II Il q. e sa #
= tsi 81 @ Ne. 30 % S 81 ~ sp?is
nIRss sses s e.
sefa 5.s Is M :; t9sE % &C. 81
Stie s. 81 %. i e'o SSoo Sa Is;
s2S' t,xsq sq" ,a e ao su At | e 4sa@ e g. e.
q 4 lao ea d = :. 3 sse q ho ~ a I!
4 af & 4 ~ A1d s s IS 81 II $ r xs q
aoat0 nu oo y Ese-sioiof .Et'h on5aFs Of No. In
''e,s SfFees.ea. eeS ed.'f!e ssa sas spp 7
as sss e aa sa i sa SesH
- hu .h!rpsas L. 1,s Y b. s.,kss r
!s@S u % = 7ie Ha ha q i III aa ID No. Il
t' a r 70 S @ u e IT, . Slipped ~ b.
:: Il :.s,ss e f;s Ss /! q Fl ii e 4
MISREPRESENTATION JAZZ !sSi. i Sasss:ts ss:tS' ...,
ieee s "I toa Il & fiisSis tons Al .io.o, tcn Il
jjiissTTKte-I,eesi~ed. etxp ~. rh,pp~,. ~ ~.
, 1866-09-22
Restore Uray Ifntr 10 tn Natural Color

o. thr tt1Hney wilt h. Eehn1rt In eYsf5 snsiAntts
A. thtz. pfepHsasauh Il tViApasxMss!y h~~ ~ tSt2
rRttntrJt the hfitpt[et1fA present. he t4nJtlAl4 "
we'll kt,Uwn tetsvis ~ " IL ctcrtte,es.
ntrntAfahs tn Erenrt, and EnsItsh.
, 1866-09-22

Gives hcalh aud v!gpr to the frame and bloom to the
palid cheek Debility IL accompanied by many Aarna
inE eytnptouas and II no treatment II Aubmltttd 10
consumption. insanity. or epilept1c dn ensue.
fy1nnV11 .ktt.Y
, 1866-09-22

o. ipcpnrnenee Of urine irritation, Inflammation OF
liberation Of the blkder dncys. diseases OF the
Nrnstsfe 0tsuds etne Ia the bladder, calculus, gravel
or bFick dust depost and al diseases Of THO bladder
hdneXa, md dropsleA sMelltnss, re Hslnnolds e
trsct bdchu. lyf0u2I5ltf "A
, 1866-09-22

J ton Is not yet cold. Or is Governor Of south
Carolina, while +lp 900 loyal people In that State
sfe de2ti.ed Of political PRIVILEGES; lie declared
while hardly a loyal man oils an Office In tic
Sonib, and &c pnnithment q n.bels is BY taking
them in,o hts confidence: ae & DECLARED that .hs!
placing II within The power Of unscrcntant rebels
! 10 peftecute union men and drive lhcn fsora
| crime. aud should be 20 treatcd, and proves The
/ sincerity Of Ills professions by hiding with hid
! sympathy, and with hia power - comtnanaer.ln'
! dessrs Of Ncw oriesns, in the eId:lioodel
slaughter Of tai,hful and long tried UnIon me,
! while in convention peaceably assembled. liz
but loyal men should participate, while in the I'd
orEan3za,ion Of these State Governments 1oEa
men bare no share, and n The administration q
he, sputns the counsele OF IL leaders
ard de1aatly seeks to dstest he measure!
Of lie people. Not satisfied with ihit, he seek,
ite overthrow By the organization Of q new part,
and whici. be essays 10 build mp By the distrihu
:!es 81 ots!.i rssfsnsgs b from ess
putting In .heir places plant tools Of bis own. .
iAcse who hAse always been bitterly hostile 10 tb
party ~ whom he vas elected and to tue primo
lie has deserted all h,. old Eieuds, who uer
the friends OF The Unson and the eounsEy, fur ne!
ones, Rho have AlwtyB been lhe enemies OF bot
Deasnt rebels Of hc Son1h, who during Ii
war perpetratcd unparalleled atrocities In III
starvation and Slaughter Of helpless Union 20
diers, pttsoneae Of war. are by him recognize
and declared to be the only Union men nf III
South, willie those vino have been, through Ii
long four yeare Of the rebellion. hunted an
seogsged fur their loyalty TO their country and
antlitnuunh, arc denounced ~ traitora aud lhrca
cfiCn Tt!A the lAlicr. Tbs hero of tho bArhatih'
q Fet Pillow, and his associates, TO whose nam
. tftll cling thc Ehosty LotTorr OF Andetsonvfl
! apd Lth5- nrc now lhc friends OF Audrcs7 job
D Epn and his policy. while Hamilton md Dar4r
md Speed and tficlF toeiatee. who wcsr tsfthi
F. when all othrT1 wert faIthless arc denounced
!, sEcaks and d1korEanlxcrs. lie nto{erecs 10 be +
:, friend Of Tie people, yet the loy.l people OF /
: SOUTH, black aud willie, know him to be their /
tIuYer. lie boasts OF his humble origin and tla{i
10 lie The especial champion OF the moor a-a{l
fhe YIth and proves 1t b. obsequlouelJ proetIat,
+ bfmseif before The noueycd nrittocacy al n
Nc fg se n7ofte9ofgs A. he ts faithic.t.
II The malice ia his heart In shown when he e
> fof Inc banging OF thote In whom the people tru
T. wien he declares that Congress IL an asssu
z conrrcsa. nLE iniInntes Ills intention Of putin
ID out e. foi$e: when be speaks OF thr feecdnaeu
Is the al suzntd freedmen, indicating clearly tb1t
ia prcrsred 10 contest their right 10 thcr tetdo
d 1hni In his opinion It doea not exit e1thez
At inw Ct fsc.: ihst it ia uertly Assumed.
d, But his cgotism, his vanity. his t,mper,
, 1866-09-22


hie tee,h be extracted, hts month muxzled, and
his ooH;'yto commit mischief thoroughly des.
trpyed, although his disposition to do it might
Now, ask IN all eanaor, what csideuee. bayc
the Southern peopls given us ot their loy4ity. q
aver Is obvious, not because they desired te, bu,
Ssed thc 1S Ton, and io9ed tne las
Int because they hated death and 1oscd Life
more.
But ihe surrender q ther armies md their cite.
necessary thsi j, ehonid os eoHopoEatsa y, thcll
e Ss l. a:a's ssuss 6 Il 's'' bs e's !: 81
sna 'es ST. aa aaa! lsy yasss.u Ae sa Ss
stances the, eaate which tbcy now h.y.
1os,, they @ay yet be sbls so EI1: They yield
that Ibis Is tTne 1t proves nothing, except thai
the nstion fs stronger than tlcy: But the over.
NhslniUg weight Of testimony is that they do no
laws Or The union which We hayea rignt to de
1nand. The fact Is clearly csiabliahcd that il i
l S;. S s oa1 Fsfd I'D
the aseistance OF the army, and Il Is the al,uos
1aaeIs, aannoas s9s.a 9RaHa Gf s9y " sS
withdraw the military lron, tic southcrn sistcs
: Not only is there this difficulty nf. cniorcfn,
sai s ssss eon.s not so1d a. 5d'',
lie Union men 10 their localities faIr aud imus,
taI trials. The answer OF General ShcfiIan 10 tt
Presidents inquiry whether the courts OF Nc,
Orleans were not quito competent 10 adminis he
tustiCs. there, indicates the general coudition {
The judiciary Sonth. The. answer vas most d
tided md unqualified negative.
The y1ft volume Of testimony taken by The Il
construction Committee establishes beyond que
fsun The lact that the Southern pcorle are tdA d.
1oral In sentiment and purpose; That they etill {
te1taln deadly hatred towards thu GoFc1nmt1
and cherish and act upon the belief 1hai thcy m
yet. By eo1nc fortuitoua political combinations.
!; gain Ill the power Tor which they h1vc Na%co 10
1. years Of rnrclenling war.
is shown Ey the fact that lheir oacerr aze felccte
wheneycr they hive the selection OF them. ffe
1ncn no1oriout1y identified with ltc aeccssi
movement, md, in most instauces, fri
those who have fought In its armies and that Z
wiefe In tic tebclllou8 States would Onion ma
one who had been known af tuch during the VI
stand the slightest eh1nce Tor an election to &
os.cc, 1gzInst seccssionist-
Not only nre these things well known, but
fact that the unprecedented mscnnntnity ss
which they haze he-n treated, 70 tar from desclt
ing Union sentiment, has had directly the oppos
eli Ct is ae clearly established as any fact we'll
be.
But .rc are nssrred that sufficient cy1dences
tleir 1oyklty are to he found IL The facts that Il
- have aholAhed their ordinances nf secession, Z
= hed The Constitutional Amendment abolish
slavery, And repudintxd tic Confederate debt.
do not need again to bn told Ihatnoue Of these q
were voluntary, bpt that they were dictated by
drew johnson; th4t al lhcse a,ts were adop
p. theaa hse.nse they felt
, 1866-09-22
TtOSt3iteStON HOUSE OF

". q, HATHAWAY, 4. Ma
ysiIFn PRINCIPAL.
, 1866-09-22

co bFls at SC bopds furnished through.
.ANPs-Nc hear OF no sales. and nomlualiS quote
the market at E@fsc. as TO qualify. -.
I3AF-Thcsc was mir inquiry both foF shipment
md local account. Owing to tho bad condition Of
n1dcr moderate bnlpF prices ruled shade higher.
We revise ptr list as IL lows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
HOW IT WILL. WORK.

How will it be Wheff this amendment is
placed in the Constitution: No State
shall make or enforce any law which shalt
abridge the privilege of any citizen Of the
United States" Freedom Of conscience Is
one of the privileges of citizens of the
United States, and men are not to be put
to torture, sent to the dungeon, walk the
narrow steps of the seaffold, for teaching
their children the holy principles of our
Lord and Master.
THE CITIZEN SUPERIOR TO THE Stair
We don't ally the church and the State,
but we make the State recognize the great
principle that the Government at least is
made for man, and not man for the Gov
ernment. I believe the sentiment of that
grand, thoughtful spirit who shook every
throne in Europe, when he proclaimed
from the French Academy, that ''surely
the citizen is superior to the State for
States are born. and live and die upon the
earth. Here they fulfill their destiny.-
But after the citizen has discharged every
duty to the State, there abides yet every
faculty of his nature by which he ascends
to God and the unseen realities of a no.
bier and better life"
THE STATE AND THE NATION
ask you to perfect by the ballot what
has been begun by the bayonet Secure
permanent peaceby establishing freedom
and Justice throughout the whole land
Leave the States intact, III the possession
of every right that hitherto pertained to
them; but let them know that for the
abuse OF this power intrusted to them there
is a tribunal above and superior to them,
represented by the whole people of this
land, 'Tho will redress the wrong, and
make the whole world know that the Am=
erican Republic presents for the admira--
tion Of mankind the sublime spectacle Of
a Government so wise, so humane, and yet
30 strong and just, that there are none SO
high who violate It's laws as to be above it.
Or beyond its powers, and none so humble
who obey its laws as to be beneath Its pro-
tecting care. Let tfik be done and all Is
well. Let 1t be left undone and 1t is evil
dent that the most precious and illustrious
sacrifices ever made on this earth by any
people for any government, has at last
been made in vain. [Applause.l
As Mr.. Bingham again thanked the Con-
vention for his nomination, three rousing
cheers were given to the successful tri-
unph Of the ticket. SO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
Born to, Love AlIigators and Bull
Frogs.

T The relatives of one Mr.: Cordes, Of
ST, Louis, Mo, recently came to the
conclusion that he was insane. A
short time ago he purchased house
and grounds on Grand Avenue, south
of the fair grounds, and concluded to
construct geological aquarium and
aviary for the pleasure Of his frieuds
and the pnblic. Upon his grounds
was large sink hole in which. was a..
pool Of water He decorated the
sides of this hole with jimson weed;
dog fennel, and boneset, and pt1rchas- :
ed collection of beautiful singing
birds, among which were the crow, the
cat bird, and the hedge sparrow, and,
he imported two large alligators and
placed them in his lake at the bottom
of the sink hole, and took. great de-.
lightin watching their sportive gam:
bols. He peopled the laughing waters
OF. the pool l-with melodious bullfrogs,,
beautiful water dogs, moccasin snakes,
soft shell turtles, gars and Mississippi
cat fish. just as Mr.. Cordes had COM
pleted these arrangements, he learned
that his relations had applied for; q
writ de lst1aattco inquireedo, and SO he
packed up his clothes and started for
Minnesota. His friends, his alligators
and the Probate Court anxiously await
his return, - e--st... -..,-,r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
.s@Rev. P. Randolph of I,ouisiar

-
@, Rev. P, Randolph. of Louisiana
writes to, the New York Tribune as to
affairs in that State: II tell you that
louisiana from the Balise to Texas.
is simply fendish since her fortunes
have fallen into the hands of the men
who now hold nearly all her offices,
and in my opinion, nothing but the
grace of God, backed by Grants bayos
nets. will ever bring them to their sens
ses. My life has,been threatened, while
teacher and school agent, scores Of
times, and was saved only because
my work was not yet done. Thuging
reigns supreme all over that State, and
if hell is any worse than New Orleans,
I pity the damned. Hundreds of our
scools are. broken up and the rebellion
is at high tide all oyer the State"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

C "Come till America. Pat" writes
son of the Emerald Isleto his friend in Ire=
land; "Tis a fine country to get living
in. All We have-to do is get a three cor
nered box. fill it wild brick and carry it till
the top of four-story building, and the
man at the topdoes all the work." -'i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

w Hon John Defrees has beefi re-
moved by the President from the Su-
perintendency of the Printing Bureau
and the place has been given to General
Steedman. - ~ ~f'>&
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

cw- A Kansas paper says: 1.-TWO men
of the horse-theiving fraternity danced in
the air on Lightning Creek one day last
week. They Immediately retired to hole
in the ground after their exercise.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23

W The Sandusky Register states
that 1926, 900 pounds Of grapes were
shipped from that point last year from
Oct. 1st to Dec 18th.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
Daniel Fishe1,

r licensed AUCTIONEER, will at
IL tend promptly to all sales entrusted to his
care in Wyandot county. Patronage solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Residence in Upper Sandusky. Word left at
the Postofice will receive his immediate at
r.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-23
A N E w P O E I .
GOOD SONG FOR THE PEOPLE, ENTITLED
READ THE NEWS"


In Just about the smartest town
That ever you did enter, -
mean in Upper Sandusky, ,r-
Very near the centre,
ii. III. Holdridge has lately opened
His new and spacious store,
A splendid stock of goods at cost,
And just little more,
They've Cotton, silk and 1innen Goods
Broadcloth, Stripes and Tweed,
With many other fancy things, H
Quite beautiful indeed.
They've Thread and Combs, Gloves (Silk
or KIDD '' .s fH
And Lace that's often wore,
Suspenders that will stretch feet,
And just a.tritle more.
With Ribbons gay, and ve1vets, too,
And Braids and needles plenty;
Prints, Poplins, Lawns and Afpacas,
Both Red, Blue and Magenta.
They've Thread, edged Lace and Smyrna,
too,
And others by the score,
To suit all calls that they may have,
And just O. little more. ...4lr-f.-,
He's got as good and civil clerks
AS ever measured tape, aa -5
To wait upon their customers ,'''s s-
And keepthe goods in shape;
They're Just about the finest chaps
That ever tended store, r, =, "a
I'm sure you'll find them all of that,
And just trifle more. = a
Don't go to other stores to trade, sf.-.
They're clever chaps know,
And honest as the times admit, r,-.f
And make q handsome. show, .T.
But you may chance to find again, .. ,.
AS you have found before, .vt,s ..-
How they can fleece the feathers off, L.
And just tritle More- i%4I
Then come to HoLDRIDGE's store, my
.G, y, friends, r .a ~ t-.., u. +. ..f
Come all from far and near, .r.
You've everything to hope for there,
And nothing can you fear,
They'll show you goods. and sell them
A most abundant store,
And everything the people want
foun find at HoIpRIDdE'sl Store. : 7 Z
Now, since we've sung our little song,
We want you to remember, = iF7fi71t '.'
That all the goods that you may need
From May until December,
Will be found in rieh profusion
At our old corner store
Where Holdridge and his clerks preside,
TO sell little lower
than you can buy Che same kind of goods in
this part OF the State of Ohio, and if you have
any doubts AS ito the truth of our song, just
call and
SATISFY~Yo OURSELVES!
in regard to what we have said on the subject
eW REMEMBERR ROBERTS CORNER. .-AN
May 10, lS66.-tf