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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04
SIXTY EIGHT MILES
in LENGTH!
GHERIFFS SALE.

The State Of Ohio,
Wyandot County, ss.
Pursuant to the command of an Order of
Sale in Partition from the Court of Com
mon Please, in and for the County of Wy
andot, TO me directed, | shall expose to
public sale. at the door of the Court House
in Upper Sandusky. on ....s...
The 9th Day of July, A. D. 1867.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
4 o, clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described property. to-wit:
The north half of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-one
(2I), containing forty acres, valued at $2,-
900. ...E ... ...-.
Also. the south half of the west half of
the north east quarter of the s'me section,
containing forty acres, valued at S. 500. 2
Also. lots No, 8 and 8, in section twenty
(2O). containing 40 acres, valued at 81 500.
Also, the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty coy, con
tanning 40 acres, valued at $4,000. 5r5<
Also, the south part of the east half of the
west half of section seventeen (l7), contain
| ing 81 acres, being lot No. l, valued at 50, !,
Also, lot No. three (3), on the plat Of
the survey. being the south part of the
north part of the east half of the west hall
of section seventeen (17), containing thirty
acres, valued at 81 600. a 's-i5
Ali of said lands lying in township one
O), south of range thirteen (l3l east. in the
county of Wyandot, and State of Ohio.
| Total value $lI 1886.
To be sold in partition at thesuit of Peter
Brayton. .aeif }t5s r a-T 7
TERMS OF SALE :-One- third cash il
hand one third in one year, and one thirt
in two years, deferred payments to draw in
terest, and to be secured by mortgage on tn,
premises sold. .593q63E Js8rn V<1utGs i
To- H. -r7o WM. -MICHAELS, Il
Sheriff Wyandot County O.
June 81. 1867 st
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04
NEAR GETTYSBURG. PA,
L., ~ SI.-s

DEAR PIoNEER:-Like Andy OF the
White House we are "sWingin arouno
the circle" with this difference howey-
Ell that we are doing so orderly, ano
not dcnouncing the friends of oui
country and of mankind AS traitors.
In company with friends with whom
we had been soioarniMg for serera
days. we left the mountains of Wes'
Virginia on Monday the l7th inst. tax
ing the ears at Martinsburg. for Wash,
ington, at noon. :;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04

Those in need of Pumps should call
on the Captain. or Send their orders to
him, and he will attend to thera prompt
w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04
To Consumptives.

594 Broadway, New York, and I04 SOUTH
10th street, Philadelphia. Pa. mar7-1y.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY. 5. EVENING, MAY IS.

SVIRa1NIA CENSUS OF 1866: The. report
Of the Auditor Of Public Accountsfor the fiscal
year ending September 80, 1866, we have 9
statement showing the relative number of
maleswhites and blacks who have attained the
age Of q years, This table is made up from
1.-The returns of the Commissioners OF the Rev
enue. 800 'sss7 5a .ss 81. 49,, -
The aggregate 10 The counties and corpora
tons Of The whole State whites, 124, 1872
coloredy "a ,,OO4 i s.. .fz5s. zzs..a So
The following is the.irecord Of some of the
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Alexandria Market May IS, 1867.

The market continues quite active, the prn-
cipal transactions being in Corn, OF when up
wards of 1000 bushels changed hands, at loSa
ITO, the latter for River white. Flour ana
Wheat are quiet and unchanged.
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OBITUARY

I read with great regret, the notice Of the
death of DR.. JAS Is. M'NAIR, who was former:
ly, for many years, u resident Of this place, and
OF whom there are very pleasant associations
and remembrances. His friends deeply sympa-
thize with his family in their loss. j.
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Gen. GRANT. We learn, on authority which
we regard as uuquestionable, that Gen, Grant
costemplates a trip to Virginia in afew days,
with party of friends, on horseback, his in
tentlon being to visit the scenes ofthe various
great engagements Of the late war, from the
Potomac to Appomattox Courthouse. He de-
slres to revive the Impressions of that long
campaign Of lSG4-5 before the landmarks are
entirely obliterated, and takes thismethod Of
dong 1t As the only feasible way OF following
The track Of that mammoth army whleh, after
the terrible losses from SpotsylyAnia to Peters
burg, found itself 10000 strong when the
final advance was made Rich. Examiner.
j. X. Hayward, the 'incendary orator,"
who was recently held 10 bail in Richmond,
ito keep Tie peace, has departed from that
city. He will probably turn up somewhere
else. According to- writerin the National
Iutelligencer he has been turned out severa
times, in the place where bis career com
mnnccl
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MARRIED.

In 'Grace Church - Berryvile, on Wednes-
day evening, the 18th inst, by Rev. 7. e. Mar,
tin, Mr.. PHILIP e. ROACH, of AleAandria
to Miss MATTE LEE THOMPSON. of Der
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COTS ND SHOES

GEORGE Il WILSON,
FORMERLY BURNS & WILSON,
FIRST CLASS
B O or AND SHOE STORE,
5t'2 Seventh street,
(tndcr Odd Fellows Hail,)
" WASHINGTON, d. G.
A large assortment Of Gents, Boys, Youths,
Ladies' Misse- and Childreu's Boots, Shoes,
Caters ard Rubbers ofall kinds ana sizes always
on hand cheap for cash. 80. ap 3O-Gm
q Z x I n G. r. x a = L.
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"A YIslToR, The New York Post says
s. An old man appeared in the office Of the New
Y ork Hotel this morning, and said in a loud
voice, that he was formerly one of Jeff's sold
iers, and he wanted to see his old chief The
hotel clerk informed him that Davis was not
vet ready to receiye visitors. At this the old
man appeared to be mnch disappointed, and
said that he did not want Ito sendfup any
card, but he{meant to pay his respects person
ally to the only man he loved, accompanying
the last announcements by ponderous blow on
the counter, and adding that he would call
again. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

Rev. FRANCIS TT. WH1TTLE, Of Louisville,
KY, has been elected by the Episcopal Coun-
Gil at Staunton, Assistant Bishop Of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church Of the Diocese of Vir-
ginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

In many Of the counties the proportion of
colored people is much greater than above
meptiOnedsSs,i #Et II Dfi &tHS is&f55fas
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-
IN KING STREET, n
W. r. WADDEY
specially invites the attention of buyers, who
want uniform and reliable goods, TO onr new
stool, Of Ladies' Gent. Misscs snl Cbndrnn,.
,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,r,
- '>+' y
OF every N'nd ana description" comprising
great many new styles, which are unsurpassed
for ho,utv co,ocnr, ma dur,L;litv Az tLs.a
So
VIII DC Soio MUG" '"''Pr' imam "'S "'' &''"S
in the market.
Ladies' Boots,
Guitars
House Sinner
Dress (.
''''''
/" Toilet Slippers,
Walking ''h"ea'
&C c.;,.r {.
Slippers,
. ChlidS Waking h""'''
..
Infants Black Morocco Boots.
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Major 34th Infantry, Brevet Major Gen.
u. S. Army, and Assistant Commissioner

THE CoLoRED PEOPLE IN LoUDoUN. The
conduct Of the colored population in this sec
ton of Virginia is in favorable contrast with
many Of their kindred in other parts of the
State. Here they pesceably pursue their
business, nearly all OF them being engaged at
work by the farmers of the county They
have not been annoyed by Northern politicians
and seem disposed to pay more attention TO
feeding and clothing themselves and family,
than to meddling with matters they know
nothing about, and which could be Of no SER
vice, but much injury. to them. If that class
of our population will be left free to exercise
their own common sense, by those who come
South upon political missions, or rather mis-
sions Of mischief, they will be useful to them
selves and tn the community in which they live.
The Industrious are respected by the people,
and receive fair wages for their labor, and
seem to be contented and doing vel. Lees
barq WaShiin0top1an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

q The Supreme Court during the term just
closed. disposed of two hundred eases, .leaVing
two hundred ,and. fifty on. the docket. All the
admiralty cases argued were decided. tits a
matter of comment that the Court recognized
Texas asa State in the Union by allowing an
injunction to restrain Repayment Of certain
bonds, alleged to have been fraudulenty OBJ
tanned during the war, from that State. al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

From EURopE.-In England, orders have
been issued in council for the prevention OF
restriction of the ravages Of the rinderpest,
which has again made its appearance, and pre-
walls in some counties in England.
Advices by the Atlantic cable yesterday con-
firm the previous reports Of the defeat OF the
Turks in Gambia.
An Imperial decree has been promulg ated
in Austria favoring the Protestant inhabitants
of Hungary
A numerously attended and very imposing
meeting of the reformers of England was held
in St. James's Hall yesterday. The assemblage
was called with the view of supporting proper
and we'll adjusted plan Of household and lodger
franchise.
A meeting of Americans was held in Berlin,
Yesterday, at which resolutions OF respect to
the memory Of the late Gov. Wright, we're
passed.
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KING STREET,

NEW GOODS : NEW STYLEs
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{. AN ORDER" The Nashville Press and
Times Of Monday publishes the following:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May llth 1867.
Circular No. T..
2 Complaints having been made to the Assis.
tant Commissioners that certain officers and
agents Of this Bureau arc participating in
primary meetings and party conventions, and
are using the influence of their official positions
to secure the nomination of candidates for office,
it is hereby ordered that all officers and agents
refrain from such interference in party contests.
Any agent Of this Bureau, on duty in this
State, who may become candidate for Office:
will be expected to tender his resignation.
E& w. p CARLIN, +
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3. A dispatch from Lisbon, yesterday, anuoun-
,ees the arrival there of vessel from Rio ia
nero with news that the President Of Paraguay
has accepted the profered mediation of the
Governmental the us Brazil and her al
lies had not accepted, and it was considered
doubtfulit they would do so at allsq Atlatest
sadvices there was no further; fighting between
tho onntana;np armies. .s7g3f4sas 80 Stiis@i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

GENERAL j. G. BRECKINRIDaE. -The
Nashville Banner has received information by
a private letter just received from Paris, and
written by gentleman who has every reason
to know the facts, that Gen. John G. Breckin-
ridge, who is at present in that city, will re-
turn to the United States Immediately on the
release of Mr.. Davis. eff Mr. Davis is not
released but brought to trial, Gen. B. will
wait the issue Of the trial, and act accordingly.
Though not rich, he is, as he says himself,
mot beggar, yet, and confidently looks to
his old home in Kentucky, and the renewal Of
his law practice which, at the time he was
called off to Congress, was becoming very lucra-
tive" $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

"A Washington letter in the Charleston
Courier states that Congress ao,W meet in July;
and that matters connected with the public
finances claim Immediate attention The ap-
preparations are large and the revenue falling
off, and will probably, still further diminish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

.TnREATs. The negroes in the neighborhood
Of the coal pits have rendered the land propri-
etors and other citizens uneasy by their threats
OF confscation in accordance with their idea Of
the legislation of Congress. While there was
not shadow of legal pretence for their asser-
ton, as all respectable and we'll informed color
ed people know, still by the counses OF lI-ad-
vising white persons they had been led to con
slider that confscaiion is settled fact. We
hope some one will read them Greeleys and
.Gerrit Smiths speeches The white people
who are threatened with violence have appeal
ed to Gen. Sehofeld. While he happens to
be absent we feel assured that his representa-
tive will take such means as will repress law
lessness there as elsewhere. fitch Whag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

s "a large edition Of Gerrit; Smiths, recent
speech 10 Richmond. revised by himself, is to
be published for general circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

Gen. Sheridan has issued an order in New
Orleans, prohibiting the carrying of firearms
by any persons except those who are authorized
10 do so, Offenders against this order are
made subject to trial by military commission.
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tits said now that the President will accept
the invitation extended to him by the Masonic
fraternity of Boston, to be present at their
coming celebration, and will accompany the
atwo Commanderies of knights Templar from
Washington, "A revenue cutter will be placed
I at their disposal by the Treasury Department
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PLASTER.

Y p. BARTH 0 10 W,
NO. %, KING STREET,
(Bctween Water and Union streets,)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY. 49,.
Importer and Grower Of
GARDEN, FIELD s. GRASS SEEDS,
Dealer in all
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
&n- Agent for Fairbanks Scales, and Her
rings Safes. J. p BARTHOLOW.
25 King ST., Alexandria, w.
jan lily 558 It'll ST., Washington, ID. Z
CTONEBRAkER'S HAIR RESTO RER.
~ . Dyspepsia Bitters.
F." Liniment.
Is Cough Syrup.
" Rat and Roach Exterminator.
/" Pain Killer. .-., .....
C Horse and Cattle Powders.
For sale wholesale and retail by
my4 JANNh1 q Co'' l4o hins s''
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The Richmond Wing speaking Of the:report
that when Mr.. Bolts name, as one of the
signers to the bail bond for Mr.. Davis was
called, there were Kisses, says: We happened
to be in a situation to observe that the only
distinct hiss came from one Of Underwood's
colored jurors. aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

at the last term Of The: Circuit Court Of Clarke t
Co. the Grand Jury found indictments against
six colored men for larceny, and one colore ed
man for murder. n Il Il ysfs s.s5S -saft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

g. Tie Justices Of the Supreme Court, who
were equally divided on 5the motion to amend
the Mississippi bill, are Chase, Wayne, Mel
son, Clifford, Swain, Miller, Davis and Field
These compose The Court, with. the 'excep-
ton. Of Judge, Grier, who left Washington
before the meeting. AS both the Georgia
and Mississippi Injunction cases have been
dismissed, the 5subpenas issued against Gen.
erals Grant, Pope and Ord and Secretary
Stanton now fail, of course to be of effect &
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-18

The New York Times says that there are as
q many people in the North in favor Of repudiat-
: log the national debt as there are in favor Of
con6scating thesestates Of Southern property
holders ~. .:s9s. ss3 SIS s, (, ri
tbs said that George Bancroft, the histo-
ran, was yesterday appointed Minister to Ber
lin, vice Mr. Wright, deceased. GO
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Jnstruttion.

FOR SALE-The GOODWILL and FiIRNT-
TURB Of Day and Boarding school sused within 20 miles This
city; lease obgue Eve DaH 6os
stock o t poultry 6e Stable Ne. This estihshms- Ess mo
promising prospects, heah obg the principal 70 resign
rAbe ane corps Of teachers will ruain snoug whom ie
(uaive Of the Peneh language To parties with
hBe opening Terms Of sale. including everything 600 Inquire
OfJAS. r. EDWARDS No On West Fwenty-thirl-st
TOR SALE or to RENT-A BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL well established aud pleasantly located Address
JUDD WHITE, HewHaven, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-20
Nem 11nhliratinne.
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HOURS AT HOME.

ready, the July Numbered
HOURS AT HOME:
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Ksthctic Culture BY Prof W. 3. Tyler
MARCELLA or HOME. By Frances Eastwood
THE COCKLESHRLL By Caroline May.
MORAL Use or DARK THINGS. No g. OF Oblivion, or Dead
History. by Or. Bushnel
CARL RITTER. 81 Prof De We're.
GOD IN HISTORY By Prof Is. A. Lawrence.
TIB LEGEND OF ST. CHRISTOPHER BY the author u 81
TIE LAST or MY PANAMA PETS. Bye. II Webb.
VISITS TO THB HOMES or AUTHORS 2 By John d.
Sherwood Homes Of Dickens Florence nightingale and Charlotte
GBYssTNTA AND ITS BORDgR-LANDs. By Prof Evans
HONORE DE BALZAC. BY Virginia W. Johnson
RUSSIAN AMEdCA BY W. Parker Sr0w.
STORM CLIFF. By \. j. Putchard
FROM IDAHO TO San FRANCISCO. BY s. CLARK Of Oregon
THE UNIVERSITIES OF EUROPE. by Prof J. T. Hurst, D. d.
USBURiBD. By Prof 4 J. Curtiss
BOOKS OF THE MONTH. - --
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Subscription 0r $40 These volumes contain varied
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TERMS - year ak copies for 9 IS -
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UNITED STATES the News Stand Jerey City Ferry
AMI by all other White News Agents Price, 25 cents
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biographies of these eprese of the North and
uunhcr PnRESoiooickL JOURNAL
gc. Or = var New volume. Hessmrh have H.
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h1ECJIItB.
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From July 4 1850. to Aphl1, iaG7,
ia,laiing he late action n
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
by EDWARD MCPHERSON,
C,ri os House Of Representatives " the Uhtel s'alri
CoNrESrs;
/ President JolnsoH's Speeches
H. Messages
III Members ofihe Cabinet
second Session 9oh Consrcss
Pint Session Dth Congress
And Claimants Of Seats Therein.
~, Votes on Political Bills and Resolutions
Rseonstructigu Measure, oi 10th aud ioth Corge''s'
Reconstruction Act aud Supplement Copy Of T-,. oath.
Fourteenth Constitutional AmeIlmeat
VI Procamsioas Atd Oders
VII Judicial orinlss or Ilstsa' corPn.
Test Oahl
Mississippi hllsei'u Case.
VIII Bsoson, Of YstonA and State Conventions Philadelphia
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, &c.
Party Conneceut MarylAhd Ohio Teancsses, Ala
bama Arkansas North CsroEsa South carolua virg.aIL
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of 17SS
TX Political Miscellany Elective Franchise
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-23
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

In pursuance to adjournment, the pc.
lice jury met at the Court House on Sat-
urday the 10th day of November, 1867.
Present Pope, Chinn, Vaughn, Allan,
Doiron, R. Hebert. Absent, Landry, MUIR
din and Fl. Hebert.
On motion Of Mr. Chinn it was
Resolved, That Mrs. johnson be al
lowed to build the levee on the Babin
plantation, 10 this parish, with a base of
six feet for every foot in height of levee,
provided the base Of said levee be built
with carts On motion il was
Resolved, That the action OF the Pres
ident in advertising the selling of the
making of the repairs on the parish aud
State leveee in the 18th Ward be confr-
med, and that he be authorised to take
such action 10 the premises as he may
think for the best interest Of the parish.
On motion of Mr.. Chinn il was
Resolved, That it shall be the duty of
the parish surveyor to perform the duties
OF Inspector of Roads & Levees ia all
where there are vacancies in any
rds of the parish, and to per-
duties incumbent upon such
4 vacancies are filled accor-
ad that this law go into
after its passage.
ninated w. B. Chamber
.urer in place of f. R.
y which he was unani-
lotion It was
,um of thirteen 81
). M. .. Clark, J..