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s,.rRirF.S SALE

hsreov given Inst By virtue d
IN three several exscutieas issued iom
he ofice ~ The clerk u the Dubois Iovn'y
Common Pleas Court. end 70 me directed
l.v,sI proeeed % clPes FOR ssls o public ssc-i
,;op. % The hiehest bidder. tor cash ~ hsnd \
., ~ dow ct tho souss sons ~ aSSF
leo snsy. IN she town 81 Jspes.cs
SATURDAY. Nov. 80. 1867.
n.,veen The hours o. 10 o'clock. a. n. and
lI a.c,oek. p i. Of ssid day. the rents and
o,o6,s for : term no, exceeding seven years
n The following described real estate. s'u'
lied Ia Dubois county end Stale Of ino'sns
Ito vii:
N The north vest quarter Of the seu'h vest
! ounr,er Of section thirty t~o.. snd ne souu
! .as, ousr,sr u the south wet quarter p
(, s..,;on ,his,y two, sud me east nav of M
so,,h ssst rosrsv, aud The north wts' ~"
't,pr Of Tho ,scush ssst qssr'fs o. s~s"o'
lthis,y cps. al 10 'owrsrp nu"ors '"'
: north uf range number ionr wss' COMA"
= ,uy ~ q hundrsd nrfes more 80 Ices
Aud on fsiluse - Ssslzs The 'o'l amour
; n nrincic.i. in,.rest snd cost rallied 'os
'-is.id oeews. / will -, The r'mr "'ne ~
:. .plscs ana in like manner. sell me Ice s'u
y pie ~ sid real es's'e.
y Taken in .xsrn'i,n ~ The r'"r.''v
~ John Schiller. sed ordered '" o. seia . "
lsui.. ri. Frederick Drst. V.ncplip Ef'
- and Y A. Hochgessng, on proceedings
:" sstschine OF. ..s u,
-. Sad ale viii b. mads without snv re''
inivh.,~yer from the valuation " spprs'sms
= law.
III \ HENRY ,MAUNTEL Sheriff d. q.
~ ApAss g. BukTr>KK. Ais'y..
w - = NJ
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An1nsa ths lance Lkeiy tepe PYe"H
a. ,.as,d.,ss b<Iors The spsfeachis LIN Y
rer.,ie STATE Convention. 80 have heard
,A..-s<-a. & .u;sAss - 3ssssssis Soy -
,s,.hlv mentioned for Auditor Of State
-. q. - ssl1ss serted ats4 = Sspryl
~ thss oAes SsnS years go. Since men
~ hsa hses el.;sr Of The kaskposs Demo
. s,.s .rt for .sssefsi yesss C.srk q Spencer
crcrIt Court. h i 10 ell respects nrss
Ella, s.-iae-s nan. sad HE iatesrisy as
! vrsnc cti.er Is uaqseslioned. lie i more
over genial and sgreeasis gentleman enc
! ,er.on.lIy popular where he l. kno~n. We
i, no, know that Mr. II. wilI ees'sirly be
-.nS.s.,e isr the rosI'isn in !qres' -os.i' ~
!, hox~vsr. h. will be very srsng one
v.ueeaass SUM-
N The Evansville Courier cay: Va
~ Mos, h<.suly Do No isdorss every wcr'
!, .hieh III vinesnrr. Sun % sell md srui!
!. save o. Mr. lick. There 10 no mas - W.
S,.,~ ssslsr "a slsiisi 10 discharge the -
s,cnsibls DE- .srs 81 State Aatitor-. tie MI
The J. fsrs sulsn ssAsdsrd 20 iis fulies' snss'
ng ~. ;.S..x .ho,.s e.p.bses IN
" f.ilssl 10 iAe Censnusson Of sh~ Uati'
- Sts,sss Wa DO nof sp<sk IRON say Zoe
@isfiusnce whatsoever. for ss hold 'bss a
fD~moersbv should nominate their BE-
,hen sbIess, ther meet qusIifei ssd mo
,ht .-,,,xr men. vhsss ver resy en- % fsu
nat !. ths Hss,e. ~rshoas r-sprctts tkss 'tse'
tie n;e. ard !. we can be coasineet thai tbs
the I, be,.sr nan Tor The position OF one ~
lal- en- ,ols : large soss shsa R'ysl >. H's
'er- 90 .sll gre bin sss ssqsshfsd ss'psr''
ly-r s-sp<c,sve q 90 local o. ulsnes qnessio
en- b, . q prese q sdvised. ss can hin :
tie =. -. better eus56ed % would msk'
hal. s,rcpssr race Tor State Astl'os tnsa
Dro- H,ek.. We rordissly and earnestly g
III ~,.,d Ma, 10 Inc fsyorsble consijsrsiion
tn the delegates 70 our 5tste Convention.
"a. We gladly ccrroboratc' AL that
,b.ssii above " the Sun aud Evansvl
. - Courier in regard % Mr. Hicks.
.are have known him we'll. personally. =
hs;r know that what is said above = T.
mo firmer OF better Democrat. or n
Ca 'icr the position. can be ioand ia
S,sse, nor do We believe that one
lie found xho can bring more siren
sdayIto the STAKE ticket. lie is,- and
we're. beso for years. an active and y g
'e Of worker 10 the harness, and that -
PATIO kind Of men who should bear =
lace, our banner in the next contest 20
asses sure success. With no bad record
Iboutlinjure HE prospects, and unauess'c
xind- Icapahslity and honesty. il nvmins
orce. We would feel certain OF his elecl
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e.3 tAs t sitir M
i aa
At
Ul1'iCh'S
fir
EVERY DAY At
10 O,clk
. NWlFW


THE uueersiened will orcesed 9Th me
i scoSnsy Susvsy osof nubnis County,. on
he Oh dsv Of Dec. 1867. 70 ssa ne hn's
end 6essrmine the boundsies 81 section No.
min. 10Y Town.hjp . South R.nge Wet
the tnsersnedists Iiass will cleo BE- ,Un
= a ne coruevs thereof es'sbIishet. Pss'
sons i.,sr.ss.5 ~ilI pless~ - pve.srt.
Nov Is. ls67-3s JACOB DEMO-.
ADMINISTRAr0R'S NOTICE.
NJ Office 10 hereby given ,hs, The ~
~ signed hss eeen appointed Admirisiss
sor 81 She essste OF May MeChris'y. late :
Dssos C.An,y. dsssssed- Said ses'sss
psrbshU solvent, WI wsr .I..n:
RlcHARD +. DEBaULER. Administrator.
NV. Is. T7-sw
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FxE ArrrEs.-We are indebted TO
Nessrs- Van McCriIlus and y. y. I'd
monston. who are this week deliver
ing large lot Of fine frn't trees 70
Jasper. ior come specimens Of the
largest and best isrit ever seen in this
county. One Of the Apples weigh'
two pounds, and : person might ea'
- much a. . comm0n apple Cd Of i
and yet have enorgh leit 10 make
pie. Wien the trees they sell get 4
bearing may xe b near them.
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s.,ll re- ..u-Gsd in their dealings ~i'i him
c,li suo zee ne new stock.
JOSEPH stRMERsiiiEM.
NV I. '6.-ls -------
ADMINISTRATORS NO1lCE.

Na,,ce j. hereby gwen inst 'hr und'fr's"-
"A ~ been appointed Admiri~,fs'or ~ 90"
500. 81 G,bhau R-ilIna. ls's Of Dubois
deceased. S.ii rsis,e . pfons'y
solvent
~. administrator viii b. 81 The Conn'v
cft,re AZ Dabo,s COUNTY. % me last
s.,,,l.. IL ..ca month l"r ths purpose OF
,sc.,y,rr debts due ,h- -sts'e and " a'lus1
i.o claims s.>in-' The srm"
JOHN r. kIINGEL. sdm'r.
Nnv 3 ~.
I, ,,MM isSlONER' SALE OF LANDo.
N-OII-Et- hesebv gwen. 'h'' me ""u.'
aimed romml~-ionr, srp"ip'-h ~ m
ro,,t m Common PEGS at Du0Dis auu"'Ns
to.,... IN = suii fur Psftitlo" ~ lann-.
= hs,sin NICHOLAS Hoffman snd Msrg-s.'hA
n ar.,r IRE Piainnff.. s.d II risns y
,y.na i DEFENDANT, ALL sell az pubic s"c-
,,on ~ crdsr OF s.id Com, IN
SATURDAY. November 20. 1867.
4 - he premises the following re- r-'s'"
!, .,,n.t,d IN sa,d county u DnD''s :" WI
The north hsis ~ the nof.h ~e-' qaa''''
-.c,i.n len. il Township num5~r t' @ rol'"
: ,..vs numbss four Wet, containing e'so'y
| acres more or lee.
Tren. ~ SALE-One half Of the pns'
( 80. money 10 o. paid IN cash. sno tns -
4 NM. ~ ,weivs months, the purchaser g'v'nI
49,. fsr ,,,d deferred psyment. tSarng ~
,.,e,e-, vim approved su' ETY.. and wn's''i
h..sfi, from vsInstion snd sppro'sm ~ ~
s-SsIe 20 Z, mme.r. q o's'nrt.
= JOHN wEiKEL. Com.
=. h EUErrsER. Atpy.
iel xnv sf7-4v
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- The undersigned tffers tos ssf ~.
bi;; 6oe businees house. residence &c ~.
y. o,,b Main Street. Jseper. hese,o'o's
Known = ,hs Lux properly. the ncose
hss = good store room, hv< ~ w." ~ ecn.
too (2) good csiIsrs, porch. ws' aoa a. vars
vecientIy susnged. A.o,s ~ .,,ie-
house, and other out b&.s'nRs' s.;,s ,he
lulsss inquire on the prem'ses, oppo.
Post Office. kcMovSSA
Oct. Is, '67-4s
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SALE or TOWN LOTS IN MATTERS
vILkE-s~ ~t
VTVHE usdessiaasd hsvisg laid oos : tea
l on his issd q the csosssag Of The Jss-
p<r and Troy. End Hsnsinsbusg and Celes-
line rosds. Oil ofsr q public sale. 90 ne
premises. on
MONDAY. Dee. .. 1851.
shess sos,y besstifsI Ioss. 6s isss front b
s65 feet tssp. Streets 20 Zen uits eesvsen
shs bIocks- M sAaa~r-
TsRns-Ons half Of the pprehsss money
cssa 10 hsDd. cd one-hsa 10 eight mon'hs
RON lsy for ssIe. with notes, bessing inter.
est and seruspd. for deferred p.vm-e'
|, Nos Is. 'G7-4s NC. NAIrER.
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1.-THE New Albany Ledger learns
cf contrac: nsde .by : Looisvil!a
packer. with parties in this Sssss. foI
two thousand hogs % b delivered
early in December, q six cents pei
Yocnd. I've weight.
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EsD asr. Msp aud Ladies Y ~, artssdd Z
Canvass fur the Il. .s, /,
ORION .AsD HISTORY o. THE
hooks or THE BIBLE
ny rRor CALVIN E. STOWE.

Sho~,ac ~s,, the Ri 'le j. not. xh.t \ ',
"a Lax 10 use n; tracing me history o.
e.cs, boot Up 20 Ire origin si'i the INSPIRED
.u,hoss. sud somp'sss ssssernf 80 inf'or'
c.v,Is AID eii-c,isss 70 she .Seuv"es'
= ~ ose,ossy liprssy Of B,bl,es h-tery y
. slpele volume. brief, clear. accurate. cen
eu.iss ala highly sn,efesiing 4 msrer
= ~. - ~.s.,.eo sess~g % - aseds 10 ~
srv ssn,ly where ,ss Bible . reed. - s r..
:. ~ ever sabbath = school teacher. s,uden
I'D sI-,gym.n. aud being Inc only e.,k q
Inc ,.bi.c, ever pub il.hed or so'd :" ~
Esoss,r, .een'sesn easily zee ne sdvsn'sr
u cav s..lrs Tor sh,s work send 'os e''
le..lsrs sosr.,nieg not icss and endorsement
ron lescipg mia-,ers y Al nomination
II s9as,,s xEicr.rR MccrRpv 4 Co.
!. ysi77 Wa Fourth s. C'ncinnsi. =
NV rs. '67-fnn '@@
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Office n hereby given That " virtue
~ \ rorv % d-csrs. issued rcm we
flee Of the clerk u DUBOIS Com. PssH'
c.,,, and 10 me Sifected, wherein an
c.mmsndsd 10 make the sum OF seven n"n'
's,sa IA cios,y.,w dolissr snd TX cent?,
,.es,hes ~,h eosss. will proceed 10 ons'
f.s ale ., Public auction, 10 the highest
bitt~s. ~ casn in hand. 81 me door o. 'he
eour, house Of Dubois county 10 The low"
Of Jssprr. on
SATURDAY, Nov 80. 1867.
lRe,ve.n he hcurs o. 10 o'clock. a. " and
s,eioek. p N " sstd e.y. the rents md
4 o,n6.s for term not exceeding ssvvn yes''
! The follo~inv Described sssi estate, ss'n
.,ed Ia Dshoss county sad State OF Indians
Ito wit: .
TIL. north vest qusr,rr of The souih IVES
arsr,er Of sec'ion ihir'v-s~o. and ne -uu'l
-le.st oua.,ss uf the south ~est qusr'er Q
section ihirtv-two. aud me esst hsli o. M
sou,h esst quarter. and The north west quar-
Ll,sy u the south east quarter Of section mn
l,r.cne. al in too nship number one. nor'
q, range number four west. containing ~
hundred acres more o. less
And on i,ilur- 10 :ea 'ixe the full amosv
Of principal, interest and costs called '"r
sid decree, will 81 the ssms tine ~
Iol.ce. snd IN like manner, se!lths lee sin
= Die u ssit real es'a'r'
"a Taken in sxeculirn % the properly
4 lJohn Schiller md Catherine Schiller.
suit Of Joseph S-rmersher.
said sale vii be made without any re''
wksssyes iron the ssIussion or sppraisms
| 'Isws.
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff d. G.
ADAMS g. BrErrsER. At,'ye.
Ncv lS67-3s
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
N1OrYcE y hereby given shss viii eel
IN q Dahiic scsisn oass istA
MayOAY. Dee. q. 1867.

IV.sl pahiic sc'ian oas9 W H'
MONDAY, Der. q. 1867.
a. she isss yesidencs Of Nwy AcCrissy isse
Of Dubois ccnosy, deeessed. al u the per
sonal property 81 dece@en'; eonsis'ing o.
one Gov md csN. TOO Hsss, PorIssy. Cssr
n eosehold sad Khchsa Fsrsisuse. Beds
Bedding, sc &c. ~. s-it.r.y.
TERMS OF three dollars and IN
ISey ca. oves three dhIisvs : credit uni
.o II a. 81. Uscenhsss 1868; The purchase
giving note wsitipg benefit Of tsiusticr
Win GOOD see6sity. beshAg inseress rcs
dete. Ssls ~ dominance ~ 10 o'clock. 4.
RiCEARD Z. De RULER. Admx.
Nov. -. '57-3v
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roav Of P.>t ,Ed Lsdes. rw"r' SrV''
The r-f,-s 70 Of The Cub will Away r.
ce;ve evvy Of M Premium Easr.rng =
81 Grub ss-hi~g ~ Ps~nnu"
E.sr,vs.e wu-s r-,sss Or p thar tx'sr' !
r-rTnsse des.suvs oi getting w I'u'
a fr.mium Ls.,s. sbocid ipciose hse cen '
q, ssms,pir spsr. enn'sir'"e ne v.t'ieuisf'
Asdr,.. II PETERSON & CO.. ~
., s3l9 w.slr o. Sssrrs. PnKnie'ch''' +
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TTLENSfs w 7 ILfss T-T
NOTICE j. hss-bs l'vrn .hss 'ns "'o''
-,,n,a ill apply for licsnse = 'h- perr"'
b., ,srsn. VI. 81 ,he Duh"i- counfy '"m
,,.;..t.rer-. und1s me provisiens ~ - &C.
en,,,lsd..As sc,to rvsulsss sd 1icsnss ~
N so,ri,uous. vinour. malt. sad u'hs
HOURS The place o. -a''
Lii \. mon tn pre- n,fses occupied BY him
tthe prsc,.e locsti"" {" wh'cn's - ,."o~r
On ths Garner si Wet Ms'n Ant sr~'o'
Is,s.~,s. in the town ~ J.sp'r' bai"o'i'S
so~a.hip, pubois county, indians
The ci,iz-ns ~ sud to~nshiP VIII tsk
SSe '' FRANCIS BaELAGE.
1 Nov =. 's7-3x f
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Ivy three young rdss o. sxeeiiesrqnsli
ID fcssion>, sIsssskrs . Sons is-Isw. y
.srseesssbIs end wealthy .isasliss. 6sid
.yocng mer ere nei,hes good Ioskiaa. ietss'
ssious or wealthy. hut .hiling over" sish O.
Iieesioo. ksstsss sddrsss<dse s~
Joss g. Surrg, -
j. S.AcKHAuNERs
\ n.nnhwa- ~ " -t 1r-y 1870 1870
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BARGAINS FOR ALL.
ALMOST ANYTHING YOU CALL Foh'
o. ras soarn slpE or THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
--.-JAsPER. INDIANA.
Joseph serlncrsheim

uuAs now on hand. end receiving. one -
Ill The largest and best selected stock q
comb. ever brought 10 Dubois county. when
he will s~ll q old time prices. when me ar
ference in currency is considered. hw -
sor.msnt CONSISTS ct
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U'Psy Us what you owe ".
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THE BEST

Ms-,ins. Prints, Delaines. Msrinn'. Si'ks'
I.v.ir.-. Co,,nnnd.s. L'nd-sys. r'sa"e'-s
ma al other k,nd- Of G,"d- Tor ne L'o'rs
md lii.-r-. His line o. goods icr uenus-
mvp aud Boys
4 is
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At the close of Mr. RS remarks

At the close of Mr.. RS. remarks
on motion of Gen. Day of Colum-
bus, committee of three was ap-
pointed to examine the proposed
routes and draw up certificates OF
incorporation of as many COM
panies as may be required to secure
the best route. The Chair appointed
Gen. Day OF Columbus, and Chas.
Kent and M. Shoemaker of Toledo
such committee with instructions to
report at 9 A. NJ. this morning.
This forenoon, pursuant to in
structions, the Committee reported
four articles of corporation one to
be called the Toledo & Columbus
Railroad Co.. /: one to be called the
Toledo & Columbus RaiYacay Co. F.;
one to be called the Toledo d Ken
ton Railroad Co. land one to be call
ed the Toledo, Tiffin & Columbus
Railroad Co. Co. All the article.
were signed by the following gentle
men as Toledo corporators 2
Charles A. King, Charles Kent
Mathew Shoemaker, John r
Osborn. A. d. Pelton, Maurice A
Scott, H. S. Walbridge, R. G. Dan
1 iels, James G. Hall.
The meeting then adjourned, sub
ject to the call Of j. r. Osborn, ESQ
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SHERIFFS SALE.
The State Of Ohio,
Wyandot COUNTY,, SIS.

Pursuant to the command Of an Order oi
Sac in Partition from the. Court of Com
mon Pl ase, in and for the County of Wv.
andot, to me directed, 1 shall expose tc
public sale. at the door of the Court House
in Upper sandusky. on
The 9th Day of July, A. D. 1867.
hetw cen the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P NJ of said day, the following
described property. to-wit:
7 he north half of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-one
(2D. containing forty acres, valued ut So J.
00O.
Also the south half of the west half OF
the north-eas quart of the me section,
containing forty acres. valued at S 100
Also. lots No. s and 8, in section twenty
COY. containing 40 acres. valued at So $50.
Al-o. the north east quarter of tn, north
west quarter of section twenty l2a), con-
aiming 40 acres. valued az $4,000
A iso, The s"uth part of the east half of the
west half of section Seventeen az {, contain
ing 81 acres, being lot 40. L, valued at 50,
035. ...t,.. .-..-- -
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 half
of section seventeen (7l), containing thirty
acres, valued at 81 600.
All of said lands lying in township one
-, south of range thirteen (l3l east, in the
county of Wyandot. and State of Ohio.
Total value Sl1 ,S35 $50
To be sold in partltion at the suit of Peter
Bravton.
TERMS OF SALE One third cash in
hand one third in one year, and one third
in two years, deferred payments to draw in
terest, and to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
VIM. MICHAELS,
Sheriff Wyandot County, 0.
June "a, lS67-5t
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

To Agnes Ish, Alezander Ish, David
Lsh, William Lsh, James IsR, Lo-
rim7a Lsh Jacob Ish and John Ish,
aoho resi1e IN Wyandot County, o.,
Clark Ish, 'cho resides IN Hardin
County. Ohio, and Mary Ann Ish,
aoho resides IN Ft. Wayne, in the
State Of Indiana:
You are hereby notified that Buel s
Beebe, Administrator of the estate of ] acob
lsh, deceased, on the 25th day of juno, A
D. 1867, filed his petition in the Probate
Court, within end for the county of WAN
dot, and State of ChIo alledging that his
appointment as such Administrator was
made by said Probate Court, that the per
sontl estate of said decedent is insufficient
to pay his debts, and the charges of admin
istering his estate, that he died siezed in fee
simple of the following described real es-
tate. situate in the County of Putnam, in
the 1t tie of Ohio to wit:
The west half of the north east fractional
quarter of section six (6), in township two
~, north of range five {5) east, containing
eighty (9O) and sixty-two hundredths acres !;
and,
That Agnes Ish, as widow of said dece
dent, is entitled to dover in said premises /;
that Lcrinda Ish, widow of son ofsaid de-
cedent, is entitled to dover in one undi-
vided seventh part of said premises. and that
Alexander Ish, Clark Ish, William Ish,
James Ish, Jacob Ish, John Ish, Mary Ann
lsh and David Ish, as his heirs al law, hold
the next estate of inheritance therein
The prayer of said petition is for the as
signment of dover to the said Agnes lsh
and Lorinda Ish, and for sale of said
premises, subject to said dover estates for
the payment Of debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
26'h day of July, A. D 1867, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard
T. f. GRISkLL.
July a, 1874 Atty for Petitioner.
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A Veto Vetoed.

The veto Of the additional Recon
struction Bill was sent to the House
on last Friday. It was read sand
briefly debated. and then passed by
a vote of 100 to %, a majority Of
over four -fifths. 1t was then sent
to the Senate, where it was prompt
ly passed by vote of 80 to 6, a
majority Of four -fifths.
That is our plan Of impeachment
exactly. 1t strikes oil every time.
It cores the renegade President and
his renegade crew to the quick. We
think Congress has done "a noble
work, and may now return to theil
homes to receive the hearty=congrat:
ulations of their constituents. The
President will not be able to do
much mischief during the balance o1
his inglorious administration.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
Notice to Teachers,

The Board of School Examiners of Wyaa-
dot county, Ohio, from and after the lst
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings
Or the examination of teachers. under the
Act TO provide for the reorganization su-
pervision and maintenance: of Common
Schools" and the amendments thereby,
passed March IA. 1864 as follows: In Up.
per Sanduskv, IN said Wyandot county. on
the lst and Sd saturdays in the months Of
April, May, June, Sept mher. October and
November, and the first Wednesdays of all
he other mnnths @ :
No eertif ate will be. granted except
ct regular meeting, nor will any. be
granted except the applicant appears IN
T erson and submits to an examination. g
Under the amended school law, each.
applicant tor a Certificate. shall pay the
| oard of Examiners. fee of fifty cents a.
condition of examination.
Examinations to commence az 10 o'clock,
A. M. at the Court House in said town.
By order of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January g. 3-lS66-tf..s -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
q. U. S. &C. Il. Il.

In another part Of the Pioneer
will be found the report of the Pro
ceedings of the Railroad meeting at
Toledo, on the 18th inst. 1t is much
to be regretted that our community
was not represented at that meeting.
We suggest the propriety of call
ing public Getting for the purpose
Of adopting some definite plan by
which our interests will be efficiently
guarded. A permanent committee
should be appointed, whose duty it
shall be to raise money, to defray
our proportion of the expense for
the survey of our route, the Air
Line. 1t is time, citizens of Upper
Sandusky, that we open our
eyes to our interests. five do not,
we will find that Tifin, or some 9TH
er place will secure the prize. E..
To secure this road, we will have
to overcome desperate, obdurate,
and formidable opposition. There
is no doubt Of this. The age of old
fogyism has been buried. All intel
ligent citizens comprehend the full
value Of Railways to communities
and the country. Hence the desper-
ate efforts of side towns to distort
the natural route of the Toledo &
Columbus R. R. Upper Sandusk-
ians,, will You allow this. If so, we
mistake the nettle out Of which you.
are made. We are not insane on
the Railroad subject, but we do
crave the success of the proposed
Road by Upper Sandusky, because
we believe, feel and kasow that it is
of momentous interest to all our Cit
izens. 80 5fH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25


GoRED TO DEATH.-The Mansfield
Herald says that Mr.. VIM. Reynolds
young man residing near Shelby
was gored to death by an infuriated
bull on Saturday, the 18th inst.
From the same paper we clip the
following:
A man named Benjamin Borman,
living near Wooster, disappeared
very mysteriously several weeks
since, and not word has heen heard
from him. 1t is feared that he has
been murdered His family, con-
sisting of his wife and several chill
dren and his mother, are in the
greatest distress, having been Who'll
ly dependent upon his daily earnings
for a support.