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New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

VNHE HARRISON BOlDI.R safe Steam Boiler
1hi. sea9 Gene combines essential advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY fhoM EXPLOSION in hr cost spd cost Of
repairs durability economy Of foe. facility Of cleaning and hpof
tstion not possessed by any oaer boiler.
y 70 iSrmed Of con- naon Of caston hollow spheres each
eight incnrs IN ee diameter and ehs Of inch thick
These spheres u together BY wroughon bolts with
the ends 'e form the strongest kno~n ito strength to resist ID
era cat-unweskenea as Il by punching ye
w the strength OF the wrought iron boiler plate about
forty per Every boiler tested by dydIane pressure at too
pounds the inch Ut CANNOT BE BURST UNDEk ANY
PRACTICABLE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might ruptue IN ordnsry bor
Joint this becomes ty valve No other searp Generator
this Of relief under extreme without In
jury to ise,' thus preventing disaster.
IL affected by which destroys the wrought
iron boiler Most explosions IRON 'hs II bss economy
the he Of its heating surface nom the waved line OF
the surface which, thoroughly mixing the induces better
buon sd breaking the fame the hes. be eteetua
absorbed than IN the ordinary tubular cylinder boiler
quickly and with little fuel II prodre
heated without and s not liable pnng
foamins easily transported and be taken that
weigh than 20 pounds In difficult places OF
boiler be through opening foot
II readily aud Under ordinary
stances h hep, free temperament deposit by blow the WI
ski Injured be renewed with grea,
facility they Uniform IN shape and size When renewed tho
entire boiler remains good The greater OF the boiler
will never need renewal unless unfairly used
boiler be increased TO extent by simply adding TO Its
width and being multiplication Of single FORM It's strength
the fo II has less weight and takes less than
half ground Of the ordinary cylinder boiler without being
increased IN hight kind Of be used from the most
to re coal dust There 100 Of these boilers
In the best establishments In England aud In this
prices address JOSEPH HARRISON, Harrison Boiler Works
Road adjoining United States Arsenal Philadelphia Pa
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THB CRoTos NATIONAL BANK
of the CITY of New. York,

DEs0NATED DEPObTTAHY AND
FINANCIAL AGENT THRtUETKD STGTRs
No. IL Easssust, N Y,
will 10 the marble building southeast corner OF
Nassau and Cedar.sts.. LIST Of May
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Ocean e.feamers

- c,rrr,c =. - c,,,,
PAClfiC NAIL aIdSI ST. rIAAiSHIP COMPANYs
CARRYING LINE TO CALIFORNIA
- o. X 49, TIE UNITED STATES MAIL,
~ Ill 20 49, d., River foot Of cansI ST. at u o'clock noon on
VIC s h shS month tercept when those d1tes sh
on sandsy and preceding Saturday. for AsPINWALL
PULCO - " ~ 'r'
=, MAY
,,- m,e-ARlD INA connecting with SACRAMENTO
psh-C',STA RIGA. connecting with GOLDEN AGE.
nt-.,EW-YORh, with CONSTITUTION.
Departures and connect with kos
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS and llth for CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS Those Of the lst touch st MANLAN-
LILA,
Bssysss checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
adult
An experienced sugeon Medicines and attendance free
For Passage Tickets information AZ the Cons
panys OGce the Wharf Canalst North RIVER
kew.York
r. w. @. BELLOWS, Asspt
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-Firt Judicial Dis
~ Ditrist.THE oxERLAND DISPATCH COMPANY, Plain
tia DAVID A. BUTTERFlELD, Defend
sntsummons for Relief (Com scryed) ~ Rev Stamp
To the Defendant, You hereby soc duly cancelled
on which VIII be fl hes tSs ONO. q the S.t o. the Supreme
tho subscribers their ocs No. Bs-kmanst ssid city, within
twenty after tho service you exclusive
servce you 70 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid tho plaintiff this apply
Court for the relief d,%sndsd In the NsYOrk
The complaint IN the above n
the Clerh othe City and conty New yo at the tily
the ?7,hdas of hiarci lata -'A -.
kssLa = "a IA l>xuIIA Ast..AuyA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

DIBBON, SUSPENBER and TAPE LOOMS.
IL A.o any kind Of narrow goods made order
AcoARD MACHINES manufactured and applied TO and
Hand Figured Weaving IN SIR We d and Cotton
spoOIISG AND WARPING MACHINES for .1s ~ Co,on
apdtMACHNERY manufacture Of DRp SIS TRiMMISGs
Manufactured and for sale BY . ,,,
No. GIL North Sc rS.t PhiaisIns. Pa
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Qoreoraiion Notices.

CoSRPoRbf1oN SALE Of ZEAL ESTATE
~ Pab sccs hereby Owen that the Commits, o. s
4 noon S a. rs Exchange sssrSs City
e. Cor eisna :de Chambers william street.
Va Parcel of land east side Of Corars street, between fI'n' a0e
d. Boes bounded by Hebolen, West .nd csn.l,reet.
4ih Lot north side Of 35th street. near 81 avenue
s.b Lot north side Of seth street, near oh svenne
eth Two north south sides Of 18Th street, e' 'de Oa
nh s and south ssh between sh s,b
sh Two blocks ofand and s.h streets b Madison
9th sevenyOur Sis. S7t streets % and .u
lon Tive Ot,we't side Of h 18th and 10th streets
M Ky, ny T,y s ~ s % 7rb n S ana 6sl - th ana n
i Ihity lots s, SD and
l4th Two lot. south side ga street, al
southwest 3Oth street
10th Two north side 18th street soh side sh 3di
@ a E ' E we; 81 q ds yeDge OF s 1y2 nSa 2 s as ana A streets
i9h Thy south side 18th street and ID and '
h Forty6ve o 74th and 7Sh streets % and h
hoTphic maps may be o5aues Comptroller. ofee Has
TsSgs pr cent Of te porcbac money he
Of twenty dollars each o 20 be paid At The COUP
when the deeds vii be ready of delivery sLe ne
Sarsss SsGSs sHsp ng a Ss on bond r @o or Eve years
re- TA H,ss s saoan, ss s on 'ss sad and lay be 3
sy time within the i've wears GU yag oSe mena' n.Iis s S
dollars any when inres doe within ts hy. year,
d.o.cS des s. W. w be e'Haf fhITTFnHW IFi
Conpuc.iers Office Hal Of Records, Al' - 1860.
(XKOrON AQUEDUCT D.PAktMENE--
L SEALED PROPOSALS llbe received q ts ogce lhe,nds,
civ Hal PsfE until II o'clock MON DAY the 9h O Ap,
1895 Tor the construction WHARF sud OOlStifD at 81 staf
the foot Of On. aud seventy ris Harem hssf tach
Trouosal must be "Pop0 for constructing NhH ara
Of Orehu ndred and seventy n -
Harlem Rte together with the OF the bidder and date e "
Offering -. .n,,t,,,t,n al.
Plans specifications Of the work can be seen on
tho Fnginesrs Office East Eighty near fovVe
Bid. be obtained on application to the '0"'ss
Clerk al this Office.
E5SFts E5SF SsFS45H SEFSH5S' As,!G:; Gs;''E E..4
Oyuc, Caorox AousDucr BoARp. April 10, 1865
DEPARTMENT OF FIxAScs, CoSPrRoILERs Optic ,
~ NEw YORK, March 49, 1857.
nOCKS ard SLIPS, MARKET CELLAks, ana
other PROPERTY belonging to The Cooperation o Ie Wy
~ New YORK TO BE LEASED o. PUBLIC AlGIlON-n 10
hereby given Comptroller will, or TusDAf ue I4
oocks Of the City ia Lease on ..os NJ
pube Auction and Slips. harkecears ana osneI
from tbs s day OF aisyi
Csaogues Containing description. location, and tsts -
had on Collector Of City Revenue s "~
oaice By order Commissioners OF the SINGING ono.
~ ~ MATTHEW 7. BRESNAN, ConptroLer.
TTyUF COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF the
i BOARD OF ALDERMEN will meet on WEDsEsDAfs ths
qsth 81 10 cL o. p In No City Hall Tor ne purpo''" "
nyeiaains ali subjects referred said Committee AZ persons M
erested respectfully requested sppesI
JOSEPH SHANNON, ! Committee.
ROBERT McGlNNlS,
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Insnranre Companies.
DERPETUAL POLICIES.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Noe. los and Ii0 BROADWAY, NEW-YoRK.

CASH 81, GOO 600 90
ASSETS JANUARY i, Is66............. 1,6i5,ssi 9s
The metropolitan Insurance Company being convinced
ofhe convenience and safety orthe system Of Do,
States decided 70 adopt the Ia iis own blre
hencver may be desired by party seeking Insurance.
T. mode Of nsriog viii 6e conned dwelling houses exclusive
ly. ard will be conducted on the following plans
required the issuing Of the policy deposit with
Company be agreed not to exceed the agg
of ten annual premiums which remains Sc &
long the property stands and he party desire. 70
Insurance. II the property be sold s provided th tns %
sa still hold good for sixty days longer In order to give time 10
make the necessary change in the policy. , - . A.,
assured shall elect terminate the Insurance. ot we
be entitled TO the whole depoedes i've per cent,
which with the interest constitutes the premium reserved Oy "s
The Company reserves e heretofore the rgh. to cancel
suv E on dss e In which case deposit without any
r3uction wi be returned assured This tight be waived
by the Company when parties going abroad desire 70 DC secure against
An example the practical working Of this system is here pre-
NJ Smith has house which he desires insure for IS 600 the an
premium that Is BIZ 80 ten years premium b Sl2o TINS
a% dsP2,sd with The S9%TsRy e. makes the insurance perpetual
When the property desires abandon tho in.
If the Company elects to cancel he receives bis whole eI
The .dynsae oft method inUrng the Of dwelling
where .esa .re, sca,S IN o 10
apsn unucy moment fail to DO perceived
appreciated here even more than elsewhere Inc imneae %
bulk estates must ind this system especially valuable of '
When be renewed from year the best mem
oh,, sometimes a end then rePy On when
y I % 5sa6 S neea nye 2 BE- Sewed a except Wheie
stances call Tor It's dscontinoance ,,.-,,,, -,
cheaper well Thus 5000 costa say 81 %
per annum first class dwelling while on 2 he amount 10 DO
deposited the Interest cent IL but sb 10 he nA
rann this way ten years. the Company sts 90 % per nam or IN
the deposit reeaimedmaSng the average annual pfeman
doabt that . this simple and conyenn system
becomes fully commend sefo all insurers Of
dwelling. hat T wiz think Of protecting them on any other plan
viii be furnhed On application to the Company
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

rINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
Il Is tho ONLY BRICK PRESS that the PERFORA-
TORS EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while inihe
process Of pressing
II the ONLY PRESS IN USE that capable OF making pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WARP IN
BURNING All others that profess to do imstors and
eaaii the public against their imposions L. C. WOODBURY.
President. No. lis Broadway
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Maebin


L'OR SALE-A pair of ENGINES of sOhorse
l. power each. Apply to THos BENNETT No $50 pssneeys
E'OR SALE-Three STEAM ENGINES and BOIL
Frs TO- IS snd 20 horse and two Of 30 and tohosei win
be DO not buy Old when get New for les
money. Can be seen 81 No. IS Aun.t. WIN MCKENZIE.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
JAMES LoRIxER GRAHAn FRANKLIN U. DELAsoi
RoBgKr NJ C. GRAHAn. HEsRY PARIsH,
Fpw1np A srASsBuKY DUDLEY f. kuLLBh,
JosRpu VaRyrn JOHN A. ORAHAs.
Rows MolIvAIyR GILBERT l.. HEEcKsAs,
FRsDERIcK H. NOLcOIT, CHARLES L. KIRKLAND,
WuuAn X SrRosO JosEPu b. NARSua, Jr,
Iory q llEypYRsoN WATSON r. CASE,
A CoyoyRR. LoRRAIv FREEMAN
MARrIs BATES. EDWARD MAcohBka
plscHAL W. TuRSKT. j. LoRiaBR GRAHAM, jf.i
sAxrsL d. BRADFORD.
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT NJ. C. GRAHAM, Vice President.
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM. jr.,
n. II. PORTER Secretary. Second Vice President
WM r. WADSWORrH, Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES
with the latest
fmprovements-makes the perfect Collars Experimental
MscLnery-perectng Inyenon Pser Models sc to order at
w H. TOLHURSIS Machine Shop, -
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Diuioeno Noiites.

{JIUIUCIU NUIIItH'
THE AuxmcAx ExcHASoH NArroSAL BANK
NEw.YoRK, April 90 1866
4 SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
n cENT has been declared payable fss Gs1tent Tax on
and sf the Let dy Of May neI transfer books will be closed
on the inst, and reopeHed the ID day Of May
THE CENTRAL NIrfoSAL BANK CiTr or NEW YoKK}
NEwYoRk April lA 1895. :
DIvIDEND.--A DIVIDEND of SIX (6) PER
~ CENT has been this dy declared out Of thesprohs Of the Last
Payable nom Government tax ON the let day oi
May a..
Ths Transfer Books closed from the 2sh inst to Msy
incusiye HENRY A. sMYTHE, President
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
feMl Notices.


NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and County
IN Of New.York-THE NATIONAL PARK BANK or NEW
YORK Plaintiff, sgnins PETER " H. LANE WILLIAM h. GUILD
for demand contract Conn not ~ = Rev Stamp,
serv-d|- the Defendants PETER " u. SOC. duly
LANE and WILLIAM Is. GUILD: You :..............
hereby and required the complaint
winch viii be filed the office OF the Clerk OF the City
his office in City Hall in said city copy
Of to he said complaint the subscribers their
o No Beeknan street City NewYork within days
after the service this exclusive the
service; aud tail to the said within
aforesaid the plaintiff nh action will take against
the OF x thousand five hundred sixty 28O0 dollars
with interest from the 18th day Of March thousand eight hundred
besides the costs Of this New
Is, 1896. TOWNSEND 2HYATT Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint in the above action fled the Office
the CLERK Of The Cand County New York the City Hall In said
City on the Dist day OF March. l666,
AZ lsN6t TOWNSEND HYATT, Plaintiffs Attorneys
N Y SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
IN. York-Louis RENAuD, plaintiff. against ALEXANDER
MOUSSEAU defendant Summons for
Money Demand Contrsct To the United States Int
udaat above named You hereby STAMP 80 cancelled
summoned aud required to the :...............
complaint In this action Of which copy herewith served upon you
and copy your the said complaint
sbers their Offices Number Wall street. In the City Of
York within enty days amer the service hereof exclusive Of the
day Of such and fail answerte said within
the time Aforesaid the prnG In this sction will take judgment
against for the Of i've thousand and eighty aud 81 100
dollars with interest from the first day October thousand
hundred aud snyree besides the costs Of this actonDed De
cernber T. l8Sa BARRETT, BRlNSMADE 4 BARRETT
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No GWaltst., New.iork.
The complaint nhe above entitled action filed In the office
the CLERK Of City and Comfy Newly City Hall said
City, 90 tho I'd day Of APIii iss6TDs.sd Agr 2 isse
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BASx Dgr,HTrFST. ALBAsY, March ~, Isc
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO CHI

~ ter. 21 1889 and s7s Law, 9f ss !e. ths esss
BANK or NORTH AMI HiCA banfnf
ioc York, will be redeemed At
PAR by he BANKING Department pfents
lion the National Bant IN the City of Albany aid
the gA,iaus pfnt Of North Amnes Of how I'f' ae city
q New Yot Tor .r years hem 'ns ee Ie thereafter
the oo.s'snains Dant, nu'. be pfesrnted a.
more'to y date hereof and al notes when
be presented for redemption and payment waln ths tune
thus spched win be charge the fund In TIE hAnc'
Of the Superintendent foT that PuI pose -, ,-,,s
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Tnantial.

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT April 10, 1906
NOTICE is hereby given that tho Assistant Treas
~ uers o. y Phadelphs and Boston and the
Desgsied Deposy Baltimore have been instructed 70 dncon
nue receiving account Of temporary loan for Clearing
purposes cent and after May so
which date all certificates outstanding and unpaid VIII carry
four per cent
IL, day OF May and un farther notice ad Astani
eposiaTy viii receive such deposits Ia
lawful money and issue therefor Clearing House CThcae payable
n with interest four
ami il Secretary
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
A Wet Blanket.

The New York World treats the call
for the DooLITTLE-CowAN National
Convention with rather provoking cool
ness, considering that the Democrats
have been so strongly encouraging such
movement. 1t says:
eff President johnson or his friends
had any idea of organizing a new party,
they should have commenced at least
eight months earlier. Eight Or ten
months ago, the President stood well
in the estimation of the republican par
ty, a majority Of whom, at that time,
deprecated separation from him.
Then, none of their papers had openly
attacked him,a few had ceased to speak
Of him with respect. But every day
that has elapsed since the meeting OF
Congress has weakened his hold upon
the affections of the party, which has
now settled into hopeless estrangement
and alienation"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
The Soldiers Friends.

The Copperheads are already trying
to make political capital out of the fact
that the Union State Convention failed
to nominate soldier for Secretary of
State. Quite a number regret that Ell
ther General ROBINSON or General
WILDEs was not nominated. But the
Convention did place soldier-a one
armed soldier, on their ticket on the
goth for Member of Board of Public
Works. Let US see how many State
officers are filed by soldiers nominal
ed and elected by the Union party:
Go0ermor-Gen. j. D. Cox.
Audator Of State-Col. J. II. GOODMAN.
Cronaptrouer-Col. BRA1LY.
School Commissioner-Col. NORRIS
Board Pab. Works-Capt. BARRERE.
Let any one read the foregoing list
and say thatthe Union party have been
unmindful Of the services of our sol
diers. Copperheads who denounced
all soldiers as ''Lincoln's hirelings''
and "Dogs" howl over it. Soldiers
know them and know how to appreci-
ate their professions.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
yCopperheads Dissected.

LsWe ask everybody to read the ex-
tracts from Gov. MoRToN's speech,
which we publish on the first page of
our paper. to-day. The people of
Wyandot county will find a faithful
and truthful picture of the actions of
their Copperhcad neighbors during the
war, when you hear one of these
gentry talking about being a Union
man andIthe friend of the soldier, just
refer him to this reasonable record of
his party, and ifshe is not entirely lost
to shame he will WiH. Nothing an
noys one of these traitors more than
areference d to his course during the
war. They endeavor to cover up their
treason by the senseless cry of niger,
nigger but the subterfuge behind
which they attempt to conceal their
damrIable record is little too trans
parent people will see through it.
We will continue to remind them of
theirefforts to destroy the government,
at the risk of disturbing their very
sensitive nerves.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
The New Party.

stA7smaH party of gentlemen, COM
posed of men who hold office under
Andrew ohnson, and those who de-
sire to get positions under him, have
called a National Convention for the
purpose of organizing some sort of
johnson Possum- Kangaroo party. 1t
is amusing to see the Copperheads
edging and elEowing their way out of
the ranks as the conflict thickens, and
they are called upon to show their
hands by putting their professions of
friendship for the President into prac-
tice by organizing for his support
This exclusively johnson party does
notamount to a corporals guard in the
loyal States, and if it ever has any
strength it will get it from Southern
rebels and their Northern Copperhead
sympathizers-the same men against
whom the Union party has contended
for, the past five years. AS they whip
ped the cohorts of treason in the field,
backed by rebel sympathizers in the
north, SO will they defeat them again
when they find them all mustered un-
der the same banner, let them call them
selves by whatever name they please.
1.-The members of this Convention
will have no constituencies the whole
party will be in attendance as dele
gates; hence the strength of the
Johnson party, in the loyal States, at
least, can be easily determined by
counting the delegates from those
States.Ii Unless the Copperheads join
then, John Tyler's party will occupy
d respectable place in history when
compared with this farcical demonstra-
ton. The, only way a meeting could
be- mustered at all was by calling a
National Convention with the prospect
Of having representatives from the
rebel States. @ u
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
STATE ITEMS.

The Salem Republican notes the aps
pearance in that locality of the locusts.
For two weeks they have been in count
less numbers in possession of every
green limb and branch. They are pro-
noumced the regular ''seven year, vari-
ETY..
Ambrose A. Butts, Of Auburn Ohio,
recently lifted dead weight Of 2,7278
lbs, which is the greatest lifting feat
on record. He has been practicing
at intervals during the last six years.
DR.. Winship, for several years past
considered the strongest man i'll the
world, at last accounts had lifted only
$500 pounds.
The Guernsey Times states that the
Cashmere Goat Company delivered
their wool to an agent of the Gallatin,
Tennessee, company, of whom they
bought their goats, a few days since,
for which they received in cambridge
six dollars per pound. The heaviest
fleece weighed nearly three pounds
At the above rates for wool, the rails
ing of goats cannot fail to prove profit
able in this country.
On WEDNESDAY, the body of Jane
Holman, aged so years, was found in a
bed sack floating in the Miami Canal
near Carthage The sack was tied
tightly at one end and sewed up all a.
round, and about the face and head of
the deceased were tightly bound strips
of muslin. A part of her clothing was
found on the bank of the canal, the 9th
er upon the body. No marks of vio-
lence were found upon the body, and
the affair is shrouded in mystery
YOUNG K1MBALL CoNvICTED.-Wm
Kimball, who stole from his grandfath-
er, living in Champaign county, over
$14,O 900 some months since, was tried
on Tuesday last, and being under 16
years of age, was sentenced to the State
Reform School at Lancaster. It will
be recollected that he made an attempt
to kill the old man, but SO managed as
not to be suspected until Cincinnati
Detective worked the case up.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05

will be echoed from the Adige. 1t is
question as to which Of the allies will
strike the first blow at Austria There
is report that Italy is attempting to
open fire in the Austrian rear by
landing force on the Austrian side of
the Adriatic with the purpose of aid
ing revolt in Hungary. The success
of this movement is problematical.-
Kossuth has issued an address to the
Hungarians advising them to watch
and wait, and not to endanger their
cause by premature risings.
France, in the letter of it's Emperor,
has thrown the whole weight of it's NOR
al support on the side of Prussia and
Italy, with hint of taking part in the
distribution of the spoils, if not in the
struggle. When that distribution comes
Belgium will lose it's independence, and
Prussia will lose the Rhine Provinces,
whether the North German States are
absorbed by Prussia or not.
Russia also appears on the scene
with a, stealthy movement of it's forces
into the corner whence it can debouch
either into Prussian or Austrian Silesia,
and take part against either side. The
purpose of the Car is as yetunknoWn,
but there are suspicious that he will
side with Austria should France aid
Prussia, and thus the war will cover the
whole Of fEurope.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-05
A Strong Platform.

ITO the Copperheads in this locality
who are soiloud -mouthed i'm their en-
dorsement of Andrew Johnson, we re-
Commend the following platform. It
is the language of q certain Andy
Johnson while addressing the black
meiIof Tennessee Of course his Cop
perhead friends will endorse the last
sentence.
sls'I, iAndrew johnson, hereby pro-
claim libertyA-full, broad, uncondition-
alliberty--to every man in Tennessee.
Iliwill be your Moses, and lead you
through the Red Sea of struggle and
servitude to a future of liberty and
peace. Rebellion shall no more pol
hte our State. iLoyal men, phethe,
WacE1 or White, shall gorerm the State. -