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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
MEDICAL.
GIUFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA
iilEAh! REFLEGTii ACTln
TARRANT 4 co.

-
nEAh! REFLEGTli ACTlil
rARRANT & co.
Gentemen
AN u resident Of Curaeoa, and have
often heen dispoe1 tt write You rOncernng the renl
value OF your sELIlEl APEhlBNT AZ remedy for In.
digestion AMI Dyspepsia desire To express to you my
sincere gratitude ioi tho great benefit tho sELTZkR Las
done my wife,
For tour ar five years my wife has been sadly afflicted
win Dyrpepaia and after being under the treatment ot
several Dot for two or tlre, wears se was nnallv
induced to sock the advice a learned Physician Doe
tor Gahalis, o Nenehuea Immediately treated her
with your EtfERVEsCENT SELrHER ApPEKlENT Aha
hfsah 10 improyeat once amt is now pERfEGTLY WELL
isNl u 1" le my duty nr the good ui humanity To
shou.d ha widely known.
Trusting you Will give tn publicity, aud repeatnr m v
earnest gratitude Rn1 thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
$. b. q. HENRlQUER,
Mn,rhant, Curacao =. A
New York, June 2sth, 1860 ''
WEASK
The esunering millions in our land 10 Give ihis ram.i,
tral convinced that by its tiuely uss many nav H. rs
ltWul, many cured Of
pfsFEPelA hEARTBuRN. SOUR STOMACH
SICK hEADAchE, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION. piLgsl
cosrlVENEss, BlLloUs, ATTACKS, LIVER
COMPLAINTS. RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, &c.
Read the Pamphlet OF Testimonials with each bottll
ana do not use the medicine against the alviee Of yo
Physician.
MAyuPAoTuRBD ONLY ny
X X a y A q CO..
27s Gr enwieh Street, New York
So FOR SALE BA ALL DRUGGISTS.
septll
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
NTOTICE,--NOTICE II rnrrny OJvpy
WILMINGTON, ocloOor ad,h, isI-.
CARp.

10 the Friends and Customers Of tho late lltm Of j.
S. tLlaE;
Having this day sold interest the Store Tin and
Sheet Iron Mandatory, 10 M,ssrs. rlCkkLS uJTTER
we would soiri Tor them the pttrrnaec hnstuwpl
un thr firm ~ thry will r0nnue Ihe business Ia All its
various branches at the old stand, No 2l9 Muk-tstroet
j, a }. ), FLlNN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
INHE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
1 AND nALIIMnNE L RAII.IlnA Ii nnMnANN-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18Th, 1873.
The Annual Mettins OF the Stockholders Of this Com
pany and Election Of nrtc.ora will take place the
unc OF the Company in Wilmington, on the SECOND
MONDAY, (sih) OF January next at II o'clock, 4. NJ
dsc22-im A. uuRNEti Fee'g
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
B U G II U,

tFfo"' Dispensary efme United Siate,)
IGosMA CRENATA. Buouu LEAVES.
'EopERTlEs.-Ther oder in ,tropr. digus,vo NM,
lswnAt aromatei their tastos bitters and analogous
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEs-nusbp Ioov.s
1a s"nuy slmulant with peculiar tendency 10 the
siaar medicines exciting ispSoesis AMI hon nAS o,nSr
sluces favor this mode Of action 4 '"''-'
mey are given in complaints Of tho Urinary orrans
sdi as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of the bladder Na,
"a Irritation Of the Bladder and U1oihra Diseases Of
70 rr9strate ana l'elenton Incontnonce Of Urine
I'M loss OF tono In the parts concerned In its evarna
a. Ine M remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
liropsy. A"'''VHs' anu
nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCuu is nsea nv nor.ors
IRON inc ages OF lS to 20, aud from 80 10 Co. or In the
deellne or change of lifc after Confinement ar IabnT
falhsi Bed-wetting in children. ''
20, DR. KEYsER is A PHYSICIAN Of over thirty
years experience and graduate Of tho Joferson Msi
gerry OF Philadelphia. 4~ 'N'
Mr.. II. Il. HsLnuoLD:
DeaT Sirln regard TO the question asked me as to
~ Vpniun XVI ABOUT bnchu would say that have used
and sold the article In various forms for the t ,Ii
y years do not think there s a,v a. s e past thlr-
on of 1t not USED or knon to o' ha Vr lrepaIs-
various discusses where such medioate agent Wana h
has b,on rou ale aware, as we'll myself that II
Of the bladder and kidneys and Tho rennati 4 h
acquired in my judgment ia warranted BY the acts mas
, have seen and used, as before statoi ovorv s., =,
ta AIN powdered leaves, the simple decocfon line
p' srnon a SSSahssMand eS am not cogni1ant o. any
yeirs experience ought, think 70 give me the h1 y,
IusRo s ol M mers and without prejudice or paraity
thing according to It's bulk III did ohar R,,Ss,,
would I 9udo yours; but hold to the doctrine thst
COPPER cent would bs worth more than gold doIlar
.I value yonF Bnehu for its effect on patients bav.
cured win II, and seen cured with IT, nore jisos
h III p,uef @ anu Kidneys than have ever seen cured
pound Of whatever name. r''f'o'a'y 'om-
Respectfully yours. g.,
IN Al, GEO. II. KEYsER, NJ d.
August iIth, 1866. -1'' ii''eourghi ia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
EOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING
II OF TlE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DELAWARE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
UfFiCR oP rHE DELAWARE RAitRaln Co.

OfPiCR OF THE DELAWARE RAILROAD Co.
Dover, December ltth, is6h.
Notice IL hereby given, that the Fauf enil Annual
Meeting or the STOCKHOLDERS OF TIIE DELAWARE
RAILROAD COMPANY, Will be held la the oniit of The
company, at Dover, ON THURSDAY, the ll;h day Of
January, 1880 ri o'clock r. NJ (hat heni the second
ThursiNy Of said month ut which me election will
be held Tor the pupo.e of ng the officers Of the
company for the ensuing year, under the provisions Of
the charter, and the several supplements thereto.
BY order, j. y. ALLEE,
dac15-Sl Secretary and rtcnsufer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
Wilmington, october 2s, is65.

The und' r-igued, aying puchas d ho establishment
III iLe MHtsrs fLisN respectfully solicit continuance
til" public patronage, aud hopr hy attention 10 bnfi-
ness, aud asri regard tn thr interests vi purchasers To
merit ana receive shuie. WM u. PiCkELs
orSl-2m EASTMAN CcTfER,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
A SUPPLEMENT- TO THE OWDINANcE

II mr Regulating the Distribution uf llrindywiu. va
ter in the CITY Of Wilmington aid tor ether purposes
BE it ordained by the Guy uunurtl nj Wilmington,
SECTION !. That hereafter there -lm hrlet tax fur
the use Of said CITY. 10 he styled Warr Tax alnns;
each aud every Dwelling House, store stable Manulac-
tory other Binding In about which water sirtli IL,
usrd by the oeruI aus thereof situat Il in py
street, Alley, Lane, Court other plt,e where IA. wt.
ter pipe o conduit is or shall ha LAID, aud J m ~ thn
water pipe may ho laid along the ina Of any sueh mn
periy, u shall he the duty uf tho sufngiutrlspt of b
Water Works tOassHss ate Of tV Of such amount a us
every such Dwelling House Store. stable, MauulHrt,rv
or other building, is chtr3cl wh-re the water l.
lntreduced and The Superintendent Of the water Work.
IL hereby authorized and directed COLLECT tie Same at
the same time or times aud In the same manner tb 1
water rents are collected by law ordinance ana i'm ii a
event o any owner nr owners Of such property ue
refusing tn pay the 90 she Suitutei don, al liz
Water Works as aforesaid hen The same III iii liz oll T.
ei as other city taxes collected by law with IN
same Per ceuiage aided, In the eise of leiiils IN
the payment vi Waiei rents.
Pf0pntd That the san lax shall nor hp as,ssi ,b,,
The owners oi such properties H4 al already p.y ,r
rent Tor the water used upon such rretes tiii nk
oath or AiirmHtion Ia whiting either Nv thsus,i,,s y
Their tenants, occupants Of said prem, That none of t
water used thereupon Comes is derived roln the Nal,
ter department oil thr city @
SECTION =. That every building in this div which m
NOT or snail not be assessed nr pay Maier Tax nr Water
Kent aud whrh shan le within thrtp squares tf IN,
nearest Fire Plug, shall 10 a,snfsel sud pa, a t,, al t
Dollar yearly, to he rdhed Protection Tan. md ,lirt
shall be collected at the same tiiau aud in ihs same
ner as the water taN. ''
Passed at the City Hall Wilmington Decsrnlefs s. 1865
i HORNBR,
Attest-F. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. ier..-st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
Pho Bono PuBI.ro.

w. M. G. Foster who was arrested fr the
robbery of Paymaster Rittenhouse, lat Oc.
toher, has been released, and Mark Brdlev.
the real culprit has been arrested. Nearly
$4,000 has been recovered
Richard Owens, an artist from Ohio. silled
himselfat Boston, on the Both ult.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
nELAwAitE CITY NATIONAL BANK

II UkNTNWEN UTWi ToUl
The animal meeting Of the Shareholders OF the I1l
Stock Of this Bank will he held At the ankng House. In
Delaware CITY, nn TUESDAY the 9Th OF January next
at two O'Clock, T.. M at which time an election viii ho
held or the choice Of Nine Directors during the
ensuing year. WM. W. FERRIS, Cashier
derib4lw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTIcE.--wiLMINeToN, DEL,

NOTIUEs--WlLMIN DELI,
IN DECEMBER 2Gtb, 1896.
Notice hereby giyen that the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of "rho Wilmington Navigation Company,
VIII be held at No 02l Market Street. Wilmington Deli-
ware, on THURSDAY, the hr.t day of February, 1866,
between the hours Of and o'clock r. NJ for the pur-
pose OF elseng thrse Directors for three years
aud tor the transaction Of such other business may
oher. ldec20tm JOHN a. GRIFFIN, President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02

A ORDINANCE MAKING FURTHER Ar
II PkOPlilAriuN iir the Repair and Cleaning ot
tue Streets for the year lsi5 ''
Cleaning Of tho Streets ir thi wear 1865 Ina b ,'' @
pended and the necessities o tile city require f cn
tore w. ss''' 'A'io
pc u oriained by the City Council of Wilmington two,
thirds oi the mrnbers thereof comrurrinr1
SECTION l. That the sum Of Two THOUSAND bnlis, Ia
aud thetame IL hereby appropriated rs an aIiitioa m
PropLlAtoh' ier mo repair aud cleaning uf tho ttrre
oI e year Ieo9' ana mat the said amount hereby A.
pT0nratei ie taken out f any amount ia tb, div 49,
uty not oth' rwise appropriated ' ''e"
Passed at thA City Hall, Nnvemher g3i 1861.
A,,... - m r H. j, lloHNEl,, Piesld.nt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
TO TEACHERS.
National Blackboard Stating.

For sale by JOHN u. rOlrER, No. iO9 Marketst.
J he above may be applied to Wood Paper, Plaster or
painted boards, either new old aud he used With
the common crayons with chalk or Slate or soapsnne
pencils The manufacturer says 1t warranted to si,e
entire satisfaction, when used according the directions
accompany ing II. dec Off
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
NJ NOTICE.---Tml ANNUAL MEETINC

~ OF the FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of the state of Delaware, (iurmetly OF NM
Creek llundrrd) will hs held at the office o thr Comp
hy la Wilmington, On MONDAY, the sth day "a Mon
day. of January next, at 10 oclo'e A. at which time
an election for n Managers Of the company tor the
suing year will be held aud years inere't on all
deposit roi,s Will he payable iha agent of the umpR-
ny are authorized To receive the dues Of members aud
viii he found for that purpose stated Ia stand ng adj
veriisenent in this paper.
ROBERT MeCABE. Secretary,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
ROBERT MeCABE. Secretary.
Wilmington, Dec. 9th, lsG5.-i2-lm
LNBECTION.----NAT BANK or
LL MlLMINMInN ANn MEANnNMIAE

WILMINGTON, December sth, 1866.
Notice i hereby given that et cion viii he he'd
TUESDAY, tho 9th day o Jauuay next Ut The linnking
House. between the hours Of aud O'clock, r. NJ ior
nine directors To seivs the ensuing year.
decl2-ie h. RICE Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
ELEcTION NOTICE.

IL FlRsr NATIONAL nANK,
wuNlAgios, nRL, Dec. D. lsG5.
Noco is hereby given hat tho Annual Mueiins a. tho
Stockholders Of this Hank viii be held nj the Fauking
House, on TUESDAY, the gli day OF January 1861 ho.
tween tho hours II aud 'eark T. NJ ihe purpose
Of eecting Nine Sockhoer. serve as nircior, the
ensuing year. GEO. b. 4 ARMSTRONG;
decI-te Cashier,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
CLASSICAL SIENNA.
". A. REYNoLps. NJ. A. pnsolrAl.

~ As NM Nphboi NJ NJ PRINCIPAL.
The second term of this sch oil will open on Monday
the 4 day Of December, 1856, In the upper story oi
Ferris Garrets building Market street above Fifth
Circulars and further information eau be had at tho
store Of Boughman, Thomas Co. noy2su
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
NOTICE.
wlnnlrnrnr. ner. a. lsan.

DELAWARE AND PENNSYLVANIA 'sTATi. LINE
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby gvoa that the Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders uf the above named Company will be held
al No sOo Market street In the city ot Wilmington,
MONDAY, the 9Th day nf January 1866, at uci cR, T..
for the purpose OF el.cting nine Directors tile
the ensuing yoar. tiiAS. W. ROWLAND,
dtcl9-im Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NATIONAL nANK

IL MnMlNUTVS, Dgl-, nec. Sth 1861.
Stockholders Of this Bink wi plbaso take ioic4 that
an election will ho hrd on TUESDAY,, the Whilay uf
January next, between the hours NJ Two aud four orork
y. NJ, tor nine Directors tu serve the ensuing ysar
derl2-te j. w DAY, tAsNiar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
LNLECTION.--THE NATIONAL. BANK
~ OF DELAWAKE. AT MILMlNuTnN.

IL of DELAWARE, Ar WILMINGTON,
DtcgNufR 6'h 1865.
Stockholders in this lnHtiiuon ari hereby notified
that an elfrOn for the chnice seven niractori 10
serve Tor the ensuing yoar will Ao held at their BANKING
House, ON TUESDAY the uh day Of .nnusty next, be-.
tween the hours OF two aud lolr o'cluck r. nj.
dec1-w4t $, FLOYD. Cashier.
NOTICE.--NOT1CE is HEREBY GIVEN TmAr
IN the eo-rarinershp herroilre existing hei w,n the
Undersigned, trading under the name OF J. D. s. FINN,
Is this day dissolved by mututi consent
All persons nithte In the lstp nm will uiaasa nm k,
inmtd payment, aud those having claims preArnt
them f settlement to either % the firm at thet old
stand No. Nv Market street. JOHN tIlNN,
L.s. fLlNN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
HOMIE BOARDING sCHooL

T VI DIIIdII CuIIuTGu.
HAVE thrN or four seats vacant and they can be had
by either Masters or Misses, for reasonable compen
alton.
Sept ie ia. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02
EDUCATIONAL.

Eli al
1'ELEGRAPmIo AND COMMERCIAL
IN S TIT u I Z,
s. W CORNER OF
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
UP STAIRS,
(Entrance on Third streetl
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole NJ The second and fourth stories Of Glazlers
buding hns been htted up aud occupied by the nsti
TUT which will opeu for tho winter season. commencing
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 0ru 1865,
and ending May LIST, 1906 during which period Il will be
open daily, Saturdays and Sundays excepted from i
Nj To ~ NJ, and from to 5p NJ. On MONDAY. TUBs
FROM too. 80
The ioryiees Of an accomplished plain and Ornamental
penman have bren secured, to teach
rENMANsdlp
in all is branches le hasno superior and but few equals
In this beautiful Art
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educa
on are such as heore offered to the public
OF wilmington consisting OF single and Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Exchange. Insurance, sieimboating, Commits
Sou and Jout stock Company's business, Commercial
Forns aud Calculations, etc. etc.
10 the TresralhinF Department every advantage that
eau be had In any once, afforded persons desrous
learning
TELEdRApHlNG,
one Of the most pleasant and lucrative empoymens u at
can be- pursuei The 10 building and building Of old
and lines throughout the Northern and southern
States the large and constant Increase 0f business have
caused demand for operators, that the old method Of
learning is Inadequate 10 supply.
TERMS.
Invariably In Rdvanre, To b. paid at time Of entrance;
discount Of twenty per cent. made ladies' For fur
tbur particniafs inquire at the Institute
A5-Ihe public arr invited n visit the Institute and
oXauiiuH the various departments.
Especial attention will he given To writing MARRIAGE
CENTifll ArEs. DIPLOMAS, VISITING, WEDDING
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKING LIN
EN, etc. etc. octG-if
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02

MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
ia u X a y 4 & CO..
2ss Greenwich Street, New York.
80 FOR SALE BA ALL DRUGGISTS.
septl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02

e..ii ii"ts' cups ahd TSWaks.-Our renders wi,
u9 ind an an excellent assortment OF Jats' Cans
ana lfllnks nj the store Of q. 4. Sto,ycli 1l K
Mnl nIo5nrr, south East corner of Third and
.aIin uiNr' streets, in this city, which thcv are
SUI arii'ng " Prices TO suit the times. Their hats
a,,; ani caps are got up in the latest styles and
llilShed li IN the best possible manner Coil
elsewhere P",..asilie ,,e 81 Z
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-02

Eureka llonneits Coo aine and al ,thor prep,r,uor
10 lo' ' hiif' ipr sale at the bug rrpserlpton w
oi Dr. j. L. Wilson, 6OA Market st. ~ ~, y. ~,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
The Old Threats Again.

The opposition to the Union party
is indulging in the same threatenings of
war, and blood, and universal ruin, to
follow their failure to get power, as in
the campaign preceding the first cleo
ton Of Lincoln. The subjoined speci-
men was elected by one ''Brick Pome-
roy" the head blackguard of the cop
perhead pack, who, from La Crosse,
Wisconsin, belches his filthy vomitings
over the whole country, for the lesser
whelps Of the same pack to eagerly lap
up again and spit out upon the little
circles around them. Here is what he
says, and they all adopt it:
"The future is to be bright, united
and happy, or dark, bloody and terri
bic, as we choose.
If the Democracy, in the great strug
gle now upon us,is successful the coun-
try is saved.
If not, we must wade to our inherit
ance through blood here in the Nortl
and the scenes of the past will soon be
re- enacted at our own doors"
Will the Union men scare any better
now than on the former occasion W.
don't see it.-Lancaster Gazette.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
A White Mans Government.

The Copperheads pretend to be in fa-
vor of a "white mans government, j."
and are very loud mouthed and blatant
in the expression of their prctentions
Yet they are opposed to the only meas
ure which looks directly to that end,
that is the proposition to base represen-
tation on white population only. The
Kenton Republican speaks truthfully
when it says that "they are clamorous
TO have all the negroes in the South
send representatives to Congress, and
their leaders would all be willing 10 go
to Congress and sit down by the side
of a Southern rebel whose only constit-
uents were negroes.
The vote of the Sonthern States in
the House ofthe representatives, based
on white population, would be forty
two, while the vote, based ON white and
negro population, would be seventy
two-a difference of thirty es,all bas-
ed onnegro population, in rebel States
Thew vote of Ohio and Indiana in the
House is thirty. Here, then, we have
this white-man's -governmentp party urg
ing the admission into Congress of g
sufficient number of votes from the late
rebel States, all based on negro popu
lation, to equal the entire vote of the
two great States Of Ohio and Indiana
and yet claiming that they are the ex
elusive champions of the white mans
interest in this government. Consisten
cy is jewel, but Democracy don
wear it."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26

@A An exchange says: eve heard
a Democrat say the other day that he
hoped to God that the time may never
come when white man shall be com
PEELED to eat at the same table with a
'nigger.' Confound it, what q deprav-
ed taste these Democrats have! Yet
they can eat greedily Of the bread that
'niggers' often kncad with their dirty
black hands, and a great many were
sucked by 'culled pussons. Boob
boob Yes, thousands Of Virginia De-
mocrats have been sucked by 'niggel
wenches.' Oh! niger, niger, nigger
what fastidious tastes thou hast Gre
ated by taking these Democrats to thy
bosom.
'sNNen Democrat knows best what
he likes, and is at liberty to choose his
own"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
Fenian Matters.

Head Center Stephens, has been in
trouble. The parties who became bail
for him, on the suit of Mr.. Sinnot, for
$1,000 surrendered him on the. 18th, to
the authorities, and he was placed in
Jail. He was then, subsequently, bail
ed late on Saturday night the same
day. Gen. O'Neil, the Fenian invader
of Canada, made speech at Nashville.
on Thursday night, the 18th of July, in
which he referred to the neutrality pol
icy the President, in terms more plain
than complimentary. The Chicago
Fenians are disappointed but not dis
couragcd. They are thoroughly dis
gusted with the Democracy, and at +:
meeting last week, adopted series O.
plain spoken resolutions. Here is ;
paragraph:
"It would be arrant impudencein us tt
appeal to the world in behalf of ou
own comtrymen in their native land
while by our votes, and our speeches
and our influence, we insist that an
portion Of the people of this countr
shall be denied that liberty and equal
ty which we demand for ourselves, fo
our country, and for our kindred"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
Greatest Fair OF the Season!

The Secretary of the St Louis Aori-
cultural and Mechanical Association
has finished and published the schedule
Of premiums for the sixth fair of the
association, to commence Monday, Oc-
tober |, and continue six days The
list of premiums amounts to $23,-
600, and embraces every department
of agricultural and mechanical labore-
No entrance fee is charged to the eX-
hibition. Among the premiums are
the following: Fastest trotting stal
lion in harness, $l 900; fastest trottine
mare, or gelding, in harness, $780,
best thorough bred stallion, any age,
500; second best do, $500; fastest
double team, free to ALL $500; fastest
five year old horse, mare OF gelding,
free to all, S400: fastest three year old
mare or geldmg, $500; best bull, any
age or breed, $500; best COW, any age
or breed, $s2C0: best stallion, 800; best
mare, $500. The best roadster, geld
ing or mare in harness best gentle
man S buggy horse, fastest pacing horse,
mare or gelding in harness, best pair
matched mares or geldings and mules,
best pair draft horses, each have a pre-
MUM of$1OO. The schedule can be
procured by addressing G. o. Kalb
Competition is invited from all parts
Of the Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
Would Like to Back Out.

The Copperheads of the country,
who were so lavish Of their abuse OF
the soldiers during the war, are ex-
ceedingly desirous of getting rid OF the
damaging and damning record they
then made. They are extremely sensi
tive upon the subject and become pain
fully nervous and irritable whenever
any allusion is made to the opprobri
ums they so freely heaped upon th'
soldiers while absent fighting for the
Government. But it won't do. Ih'
record is indelible. They cannot ef
face it, nor will the loyal people or tn
soldiers forget it, or permit it be for
ootten.-Miomi Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-26
The Work of Absorption.

The little Johnson party is rapidly
becoming absorbed by the Copperhead
and traitor clement. The Philadelphia
Convention has been appropriated by
the latter as their own property and they
propose to run the machine themselves.
At meeting Of the Copperhead State
Central Committee held recently, VIM.
Allen, G.. I'll. Pendleton, Geo. W. Nor
gan and VIM. R. Willets, were appoint
ed delegates at large from this State to
said Convention, and the following was
adopted:
Resolved, That for the purpose OF
carrying out the cooperation proposed
by the platform adopted at the recent
Democratic State Convention of Ohio
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee be authorized to appoint foul
Senatorial Delegates to the Philadel
phia National Convention Of Angus
14th, members Of the Democratic par
ty, in accordance with the suggestions
of Messrs, Randalls Campbell ant
Blair on behalf of the National Union
Committee, and to issue an address t.
the Democracy of the several Congress
sional Districts recommending the ap
pointments, by their several Count.
Central Committees, or by Distric
!, Conventions, Of two members of th
, Democratic party as Delegates frol
: cucb districts as also SuoCeSted b
said National Union Committee.