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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

THERE in "a prospect OF general
awakening of Christians 10 the faet that
it will not do to shut thenaelvea up in
elegant churches and worship luxuTi-
oualF, toHthe neglect OF the rest OF the
world, and already msay are going
out into the highways aud hedges, -
The Young Mems Christian AssOoia-
ton OF Cincinnati has asoertaihed that,
Of the population OF O,OOO in that city,
only Y, 600 are regular attendants OF
'syahgelioa" churches, aud an orga-
ni1ed effort 10 TO be made To reach the
large majority who staud aloof from
religious influences, Ia New York
city tue Methodists have organized for
very thorough missionary work, The
city Ia divided into circuits, and free
ohapels are opened and supplied with
preachers at the expense OF The assOci-
ated churches, some four hundred
conversions are reported in connection
with these missionary associations lu-
ring the past year, aud there are 900
chlldTeu in the mission Sabbath schools.
Ia London, England, similar work is
done by what are called 'eVanEelising
bands" Their mode OF operation Is
thus described in a London paper:
About % brethren met ON Friday
eveuingaE bedford Hall, near the Shore
ditch railway station. After tea aud
conference, Ne Went cut ia bands TO
sing aud preach in the streets. Audi
ences were easily gathered, aud in
about two hours the band which as
eompanted held meetings in uine dlE-
iersnl streets, at which Is short adj
dresses were delivered, and portions OF
"a HYMNS sung. We shalt meet az ain
at Bedford Hall al five next Friday
evening, aud aueT tea and hearing re-
ports OF last Fridays work, shall 20
Out again. We shall be glad to have
the help OF any brethren who may be
disposed TO join US We want to sound
this Gospel in every street, square, court
and alley in London"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

1913 priEea' amounting To S2SO.65O
whole Tickets sI2, Halves SO. quar-
tors IS.
aD-we would call particular attention to
the above MAGNIFICENT SISaLE-NUMBER
LOrrERY, which will be drawn IN PUBLIC
In CovISGrOS, KY, BY SWORN CoAAIs-
SloSERS, at oSE O'CLOCK, 7, NJ, at the corner
OF FoURTd and SCOTT SIS. The public are
inVitedto witness the drawing. The Ken
lucky State Lotteries are no Git Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted successfully Tor the past
thirty yeaIS, and aTe drawn under the
authority OF Garter nom the state, and
bonds 10 large amount are given for the
payment OF all prizes. Tine drawings are
published In the New York Herald and Cin-
clnnsu Commercial.
Circulars oiLotterieS drawing daily cent Tree
by application to the Managers.
Address all orders for tickets 10
MURRAY, EDDY d CO.,
-. COVtnEtOn. ny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

ANAS eomPlRins in a, New York pa
per that whore he boards a man alifts
his asparagus by its buttered butt in
his fingers, and holding 1t aloft drops
the dropping end in his mouth. p II the
boarder knew a better way TO cot ae Il
perhaps be would try it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

On Monday, 10th inst, at / o'clock, p. m,
Mrs., ELIZABETH DUELEYY, In the Goth year
Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence ON Market street At 10 o'clock. this
(NYedneAdayj morning. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
a SOUTHERN editor has been in Ne

York recently, aud writes home:
Il have made the acquaintance OF
Greeley, Ben, Wood. of the News. Ray
mond, Of the Times, and the editor OF
the World, They all seem anxious for
our people to get relief from our present
troubles, and pretend to favor the beSI
policy for our relief have not much
faith, however, in any OF their profes-
sions, and would advise our people 10
hold themselves alOof from either party
North, until the time comes to unite
their fortunes with the one which
promises the most good to them"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
MISUNDERSTANDING rLY.KII

DUrGnER'A LIGuTSING FI.H-KII~
LRR win certainly e1terminate these pests,
II Its uss is pensVsred In. Beware OF bogus
Fly-PaPeT, which some dealers keep because
they can get II for nearly nothing. Don't be
aWindled. Ask for DUTCIGERs, which is
sold by ali live Druggists my2s.Imd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

An exchange suggests that Henry
ward Seeeher'iS literally following the
advice given by Artsmus Ward TO a
worthless Young man. aDo. some-
thing" said Artemus; -, omsthiDg.
II you can't get TO Do clerk 20 a ma
nure wagon. why, write for the y sdosr!It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

FaAr intense newspaper, the Rich
nond HzleS, has ceased 70 exist. On
saturday last it closed its career and
hereafter it will 90 part and parcel OF
the DiSpaieh- The latter is a live con-
Germ, save in its decided afinities for
tse dead rebellion. Tue owners, how
ever, have a happy kuack OF keeping
themselves tree nom any trouble With
the military. II General Schodeld will
only lot them know his policy at any
time, no viii md tho Dispatch veryeom-
Placent indeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
MARRIRn

At the residence Of tha BRIDES alheT
Jacob ATndt. "a, IN Tuesday evening
June nth, 1871, by Rev, Gideon Martin, M
WILLIAM A. %ILsOH and Mis- TEXAN
AEADT, all Df tllif city
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Emporium of Fashions,

~ Isl MAIN STREET. WHEELING,
NJ Mrs. KYLE q Nh. WATKINS.
Ladies and AisssF praslsl rnaIin, or cut and
alltad. Lif0-1zs Trimmed paEt8ruA recaY11
SyoEy mouth Pattlrng 1rs Als. OB7GuuLn
aslsai~-. m1rdD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

raE Rev. Paul Ragley, Missionary
nom China, Japan aud several other
countries, whose extraordinary petit
ton 10 President Johnson on behalf Of
Jen. Davis, endorsed by Garrett Davis,
We published the other morning, as
also bis petition 70 JeG, praying him
70 solicit pardon, applied. it seems, to
GOV. Peirpoins, among others, Tor his
iniluencewith the President. The Gov
SsnOE in reply sent him the following
uote which is As orthodox in is ethics
- in its politics
CoNNoNwEALTa or VIRGINIA, D
ENECUTIVE DEPARTNENT June 4, 81.
| ask for the pardon Of no mau who
will not ask Tor his own pardon. God
cannot pardon unless the transRTeSaoE
Hrst asks for bis own pardon Reason;
contrary 70 the ssta 6lished law Of God.
+, Il. PEIRPcINT.
Rev pauL Raylay
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THE Postmaster ID Boston is an .,

THE Postmaster at Boston is an eN-
traoEdinary individual The Boston
papers say Of him to the following
effect l
He takes the trouble to send notices
TO parties whose letters, for lack OF pre-
payment, would otherwise 90 20 the
dead letter office at Washington; more
than that, be pays the postage on these
friendly misSiYeS out Of his own
pocket, running the risk Of reimburse
IL is pleasant to know that his personal
accounts, according to the Boston
TRANSCRIPT, have thus far come OUT
about square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
:, A. PINcRSEY,
,. NJ. HALE.

K HILLS, Sec'y Of Board OF Directors,
SoTE.-.As a favor in behalf OF this Be-
neNOlenG Institution o. our State, IN which
sTsEN citizen II IN some way Understanding
editon OF the several DsWspapers OF tho
state ave respectfully requested to call
special attention 10 this notice Tor bids.
mylT-td = -r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

CHICAGO has her two rivals, Clnoln-
natl and st, Louis, on the hip, and the
Chicago Tribune raises a yell of genuine
Chicago eSultatiun over the triumph.
The returns OF sales made by Wholesale
dealers in the three cities show an im.
mense preponderanee Tor Chicago. The
heaviest sales made in single house
amounted in Chicago to 50, 20, 967; in
ST. Louis to 3, III 49, and in Cincinnati
to Si,70O,OO0, Chicago has tifty-nine
firms whose sales in 1866 exceed u mill
lion dollars Cincinnati and ST. Louis
haye each fifteen Chicago has fourteen
houses whose sales exceed two millions,
Cincinnati four and 81, Louis one.
upon which the Tribune reminds:
Figures sometimes do lie, hut the
truth OF these must DO SO indubitable
that We suspect We shall hear no more
from either of the rival wood stations
on the Ohio and Mississippi about their
aspirations TO be reckoned "a rivals OF
Chicago,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
one million of Rrick

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID West N1rgtnlR Hospital fOrIhe IIs-
AAIle, at " eSbon, Tor the making. and de-
lNeItng Of ONE MILLION OF GOOD
HARD BRICK. They can he made on he
Hospital Grounds, with no charge for prfYi-
lege or material, and she required delivery
II FOR = distance OF a few rods only The biCis
should be addressed 70 the secretary OF the
Board OF Directors, at Weston, and win be ne
eelyed up 70 2 O'Clock. a NJ, OF the 10Th Of
bids reserved. Bond. with SATISFACTORY sf-
c0rfty, VIII os required OF contractors. Pay
ulsnLS made monthly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

IN Is notorious that Horace Greeley
improves every opportunity TO go
asleep. II seems that he keeps up the
practice at Albany. The KniekerGoeker
or that city says;
While the Convention WIS preparing
yesterday afternoon to draw seats,
Morpheus seized Horace Greeley by The
head and sent him into dreamland,
where he remained for twenty minutes,
tie observed of all observers, until one
OF the page boys tickled him with II
straw and startled poor Horace IN II tt
ghost from AndeTAonVills had walked
down his throat, for his month was
open Wide enough To take down good
sized gOblin, The tribune Company
should have secured u photograph OF
Horace on the occasion. II would bs
SO captivating. Nothing but Bumsil-
iGum's picture OF the Sleeping Beauty
could APPROACH 1t. Let us have Greeley
mapping and snoring. What an in-
dncement It would hs TO AubcTibe for
the IIibIHie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12
Dwelling House for Sale Cheap,

A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY BRICK
"A house. situated on the east side Of Main
street, Immediately north OF the Suspension
kitchen. cellar, &c. has water inside and gas
ON both fiooEs. Tho property fronts on Main
street q feet, nd has depth OF lS9 feet To an
alley. Possession given October LIST, 1857.
For terms and particulaus, see THOS.
OBRIEH. Real Estate Agent Junl2
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gtp aapfrtIstmtHts.
straWberrY FESTIVAL.

HIHE LADIES OF THE ISLAND 81. Z.
i Church will hold a strawberry Festival
on Friday evening. June 18th. Admission
= cents. The public are invited. junl2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-12

SEVERAL prominent English journals
give eredsnce to rHinor that Victor
Emmanuel has OF late been growing
exceedingly dsyout, and that his de-
youtuess is likely TO become a serious
embarrassment TO Italy. Heis thought
greatly 10 desire a reconciliation and
reunion with Rome, aud willing to do
anything 10 the accomplishment Of that
desire. Ia fact, he did some time ago
open negotiations with the Pope, and
was Informed by His Holiness that nm
Indispensable requisite OF TeconcIlia-
ton WAS the liberation of the priesthood
from the disabilities Imposed upon
them by the italian Parliament. A bill
to that effect was presented 10 Parlia p
msnt and rejected. In case of the re-
lection OF the bill, the King had deter
mined on abnlishing tho constitution
by coup d'etdt, aud playing Cesar for
a while, or until the desired arrange
msnla with the Pope should be brought
about. But he found that ihe ministry
were not subseTYtent tn his purposes,
A CiIsnga in this respect WAS effected.
Even then the violent movement was
thought too early. Victor Emmanuel
had no good general ready TO do his
ugly Job. So that at present hs must
remain content to wait for something
To turn up, while he continues his cor
respOndence with Pins TX. The con-
tsmplAted action OF the Italian King
makes revolution and civil war liable
al any time.
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$4,000: Numbers and IS Prizes.
s6nOnO
whole Tlene.. ! sIa, Malys. Sc. annr:

7ss prizes. amounting TO s2So.65o
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11
THE Washington special of the Cil

THE Washington special of the Gin
cinnati Enquire says with referance to
the resolution Of expulsion of Senator
Salisbury introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Sumner: s'NIr Salisbury was very
troublesome during the session Of yes
terday, and as. Senators allege, was so
intoxicated as toba almost helpless
He was notified that if he appeared in
the Senate Chamber in that condition
to-day, aresolution to expel him would
be introduced, He did appear in THAT
condition this afternoon, aud the reso-
lution was intro odueed. & An, effort is
made tonight, which will probably
prove successful, to have the resolution
with drawn and put the Senator on, a
probation.H The spirit of thissstate-
ment> is more in accordance with de
cency and propriety than that of some
Others of the Democratic Journals,
which have raised "a howl of 'tperseea-
tion,'' because Salisbury is to be pre-
vented from making pot house Of the
Senate Chamber. q.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11
A Domestic Scene.

We hear efa domestic difficulty which
occurred at Clyde, few evenings since
"a difficulty which affords gossip to
the yillagersto their fill. A man whose
name We withhold, suspecting that his
wife was unfaithful to her marriage VOW,
determined to test the question, and, if
possible, obtain convincing proof be-
fore acting He announced to his wife
that he should be obliged to be absent
from home q day. .or. two and according
ly made preparatiia1}s in HEIR presence
for Ieaving. Hesdidsnot Go out Of the
village, but waited until the middle of
the night, when, with the aid of a night
key, he obtained entrance to his house
unopserved and unheard by the in
mates. Proceeding to his chamber, he
discovered on the fooFnthegarm ents of
man and the owner ofthen in bed
with his wife: Not liking the aspect
of affairs, he stripped the bed clothes
from the guilty pair, and then confront
ed his wife's parainour with revolver
The usurper trembled under the sight
of the weapon, and made full confes-
sion ofhis SINS 5siimploaing forgiveness.
Instead Of shooting, the husband in
not very gentle manner, kicked the
Tguily ones from the house, and the first
scene of this domestic drama was end
ed, The other scenes useuaf in such
cases will follow, with sligt intermis-
sions, probably ly-Rochesfe1, U.ntoas..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11
For the Pioneer.I
CRANE TOWNSHIP.

MR.. EDITOR "A few words as to the
late Election in Crane Township, and our
friends in other townships will readily
understand that the great Copperhead
shout was premature, and that the friends
| of Liberty and Union are true TO the Ola
flag of glory and victory.
Through the urgent solicitations of some
of the better men of the Democratic party
the Republicans were induced-because
they knew they had not the strength alone
to elect their own party ticket i'll this
township-to make ticket of bot; parties
opposed to whisky! On that, issue we
went in'' and barely came out! Re
membering the past, our brave boys OF
many a hard fought field, and even those
who fought Copperheads at home during
the war, turned up their noses at our tick
ct as though they saw Vallandigham atar
off. and would not touch iti They refused
to fight whisky even nnder any other
color but the Stars and Stripes! We have a
few men in our ranks who drink whisky,
but even they would not vote our SEMI
Republican ticket without scratching. The
fact is. orr boys will not vote for y anks
and "Jonnies and to them let US say,
Beneath your proud emblem we all now
will march!' - .....,.
Any man Who stood IN sympathy with
the South during those dark days, can vote
whisky; and never Vince. Hereafter the
Republican ticket will be like its proud
banner-unspottcd; and when expressions
leaders are not inviting to all their fol-
lowers. then let such look for wholesome
food where it can he found!
Never more, patriotic Republicans, will
you be invited to choose whom We viii
serye-whisky or Vallandigham!
But, o, Democracy ~ where is your
gain? You only elected your officers, no
more. You always did so before.
In October, 1866, Crane Township cast
an average Copperhead vote of 433, While
at the election last week, after having out
its men on Saturday and Sunday before, to
all to come in, the average vote of
that party was 40! No wonder Bob's
cock croWed! The RepHblicansIost moth
ing, for they never get anything here
The above figures are all taken from the
Uuion columns, and, no doubt, are correct.
+ The course pursued by the, Trustees for
some years past, Of closing the polls at
noon, and taking the ballot box where no
one knows What they do with it, makes
room for many suspicious, and adds but
little to the credit of men guilty of that
practice. 1t is the right of all parties to
know that it is sacredly protected from
designing men, and we care not how hon
est and honorable men may seem to be.
still they are not above suspicion; and
we now and here protest against such
practice in the future, and if persisted IN,
must result in other than passive submis-
sion, for Republicans will know that they
are fairly dealt. with, as well as Copper
heads, and justice to all demands differ
ent course. SAM"
N--S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11

Last summers the Senate bill to increase
the salaries of Members of Congress to
$4,000 per Gnnam was almost Unanimous
ly rejected by the House of Representa-
tives, l36 voting against it and only two
in favor of it. That was when the Con-
gressional elections were coming on
and members were seeking denomination.
Tue bill was smuggled through, after
all, az the "rider" Cfanother bill, and Con
gressmen everywhere disowned respon-
sibility for It. Now that they are re-elec-
ted and snugly in their seats for two years
more. bill is introduced to repeal the
increase. II fails. only three members vot-
ing in favor of it. Behod.how mighty a
thing is buncombe. C.epelaad Leader.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
= Ito expire on the 31st day of January, 1868.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or SrATE }
IASI-R ANcE. IlI, RrAat EXT - -

Columbus. Ohio, February 25, l867S
WHEREAS, The INTERNATIONAL IN
'USRANCE COMPANY located at New
York in the State of New York, has filed in
this Office sworn statement of its condition as
required by the act ''to regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State OF
0hio,'' passed April 8, 1856, and amended Feb
sruary 8, 1864, and the act ''To regulate For
eign Insurance Companies, passed April 5,
1866; and Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that it is possessed of an actual capital of at
least one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
invested as required by said acts; and Whereas,
said Company has filed in this office written
instrument under it's corporate seal. signed by
the President and Secretary thereof, authoriz-
ing any agent or agents OF said company in
this state to acknowledge services of process,
for and in behalf of said Company accord
lag to the terms of said act of April s, 1856.
Now, therefore in pursuance of the acts afore-
said, I, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said INTER
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New ! ork, is authorized to transact the
business of Fire and Marine Insurance in this
State until the thirty first day of January, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and six
ty eight.
[sEAL.] In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto subscribed nv name, and
caused the seal of my Office to be
s. st5 affixed the day and year above
written. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
IL = tAuditor of State
S. w. HOLMES, Agent,
ma2S-3t Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
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The well-known Corn Husker, manu-

The wellknown Corn Husker, manu-
featured by Brinkerhoff s. Beery, of our
place has,met with an unprecedented sue
cess Tie tmmehse' quantity (which has
been sold is at once the best recommen-
'dation that the proprietors could desire,
We are informed that orders are already
being received for next season-eight
months in advance of the time when they
are needed, which shows remark able
,eagerness to secure them in time. i:537 ...t
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gntal H1u4iret.

To The AFFLIcrED.-All who aflicted With dis
seases of the heart, lungs, stomach, head, nVer
complaints, nervous diseases. female complaints,
womb diseases, neuralgia, deafness, ague. private
diseases, weak eyes, skin diseases, weakness,
rheumatism, should Immediately consult the cell
ebrated DR.. Strickland, of Cincinnati, who has made
chronic diseases his special study and practice for
the last twenty years, And has cured hundreds of
cases after other doctors pronounced them incur-
able. The doctor is well known and treats his pa
tients successfully and confdentially therefore he
may be relied upon. Address DR.. A. Strickland,
Box 80, Cincinnati, Ohio, giving accurate
count of your case, and enclosing a fee of 81 for
prescription, etc. Those suffering should write
and get the doctors advice. fe21-ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11

q ! MARR1ED-On the ID inst, by Rev. Mr..
Ginger, at the residence Of the brides
father ME-, H. STEVENS and MIsssI4 4evINA
SwARfz, both ofthis County
No cake. ....i...oeef4..,
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by A.. Chew, Esq, HENRY
CARR and MISS MARY e. BARRICK, both of
'",5 No oo%a c.,9 .siooT .san;6niz z@Z5ao
On the 4th inst. at the, residence Of C
Ruff, BY Rev, J G. Theur,r DAVID .FA1Lon
and Miss CAROLINE RUFF, botlisof this
.CounsyQ0 b ETI5J o
"a ~ oa,o .aseG .4saI fF~qA .~&sssas' -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11

AlfewNweelts ago We announced that s.
Il, Hunt of the firm of Hunt & Watson had
gone East to, hunt a splendid stock offspring
and summer goods, and. as .we' predicted,
he succeeded most admirably. The goods
have arrived and are being sold with. a
rush. The firm speak for themselves this
week, through a. supplement to the Pho
neer, which all are invited to peruse.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11

Still Onward.-We noticed quite al,
extensive improvement in the Sin1ms'
House, GBneyrus, recently, under the
of our clever friend j. Simms
A thorough renovation, painting, paper-
ing, carpeting,' &c, has, as if, by magic,
changed it from a sober, unpretentious
village tavern to a neat, clean and -four
ishlng hotel Of the best accommodations
IS '5imms. you'fl pass inspection,''', will be
the verdict of his many guests =,
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Ne aim to make the PIONEER medium
Of local events transpiring in all parts Of
the County, and. to that end desire oar
friends IN the different Townships TO for
aCord to as any items that may be Of inter
est an their neigb6orhoods, Send tile
facts IN briefJ you choose, and aoe piH
"dreSs them up'' for publication.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-04-11

Good Templars.-All those who wish
to continue their connection with the or
der of Good Templars of this place, are re-
1uested to meet with the Lodge on next
Friday evening, at Beery's Hall. Busi-
ness of interest will be transacted. -
T. E. GR1SELL, W. c. T. :