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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

EDITOR PIONEER ;-You will oblige
many citizensby announcing the name
of T e. GRISELL.Esq. as u candidate'
for Prosecuting Attorney. subject TO
the decision Of the Republican Conven-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

DIR. A. III. Myers is Agent for the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

shoes and Hats at McCandlish q
Aslibaugh's, cheaper than the cheapest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the
name Of DANIFL FISIIEL as candl-
date for Sheriff, subject to the decision
Of the Republican Convention. '-ai 9
RI ~ MANY SOLDIERS.
Ma. EDIToR Please announce the
name of Med. NJ. CAREY AS a candi-
date for Representative. subject to the
decision of the Republican Convention
.. .. - MANY CITIZENS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the tesl of eleven years, in the New Eng
lard states, where Its merits have become
well known as the tree from which, i'm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES

Sore throat, colds. coughs, DypFitherla.'
bronchitis, splitting of blood and pulm"i-
airy affections generally. It is a rem ark ibis
remedy for kidney complaints, diabetes,
difficulty of voiding urine, bleeding from
the kidneys and bladder, gravel and other
complaints.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-18

Lutheran Church. h.-Services every Sabbath
u,orning and evening Mt the usual nonr. ~
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-08

MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA PEACE So
CIETY.-The second annual meeting of the Penn
sylvania Society was held in the Franklin Insti-
tute yesterday afternoon. The meeting was
called to order by Alfred III. Love, ESQ.,, who,
in the absence from the city OF the President,
George W. Taylor, nominated Alfred b. Justice
to the chair Adopted.
The Secretary read the report of the EXeCu-
tive Committee, which was adopted.
An amendment TO the Constitution, creating
the flee of Assistant Secretary, was proposed
and adopted.
On motion committee of three was ap-
pointed to nominate officers for the ensuing
year
A number OF communications from different
parts of this country ami Europe were read.
A letter, declining reelection as President,
from George W. Taylor, ESQ.,, was read and
accepted.
The following officers were unanimously
el6cted:-
PICsdent-James Mott.
Townsend.
s. s'cretary-Dr II. T. Child.
Assistant SecTetary-Anna Id, Wise,
Executive I Co dommitteesA. an II. Love, Lucrera Mott.
gers, Alfred b. Justice, Mary b. Llghtfoot, saran
Belts, John Kenderdne. DinRh Mendenhall Rebecoa
James.
The following amendment to the Constitution
was proposed
In order 70 give evidence Of the rity OF the be-
tlsi @ We Loa II Is agreed that the Executive ~
M quolhm thereof shall conb.l lnlc obeIu 9 ~ ~
LOB 70 whom our members and seeh o!hery & ~
ence occurring between them.
Alter considerable discussion upon the dement's
that would arise therelrOm, participated IN Oy
Mrs. Rachel Townsend, Jacob PaXson, Bsq'i
MRS, f. ~ W. Harper, DIR. Henry II, ChIdi aho
Others II was finally adopted.
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Of appropriations to the Department Of Police for
M Potter from the Committee on Finance, Of
fered an ordinance making an appropriation TO
the Department Of Surveys for expenses OF 1905
Mr.. Bardsley, from the Committee on Surveys,
reported a resolution placing Ourrant street, IN the
Eighteenth ward, on the plan Of the city, Passed.
Mr.. Willetts, from the Committee on Markets,
reported an ordinance TO regulate the stands for
market wagons in South street. west OF Second
Mr Ray, from the Committee on reception of
Generals Sheridan, Hancock and Sicklee, presented
a report and an ordinance to pay the expenses of
said reception, S32U0.
with instructions to itemise. He desired to know
why Gen. Hancock's name was mentioned in the
ordinance. Did he cost the city anything.
Mr. Franciscus explained that Gen. Hancock did
not cost the city cent paying his own bill at the
hotel. The reason why the General received no
need of honor was because he did not want any,
Council,
The motion to recommit the bill for itemizing
fell.
Mr.. Hezell moved to strike out the name of zen.
Hancock Agreed to.
The bill finally passed.
MIR. Evans presented an ordinance compelling
railway companies to put such guards upon their
front platform. Referred to Committee on Rail-
roads.
Mr.. Dillon presented a resolution instructng
the Mayor to o1fer reward of $500 for the persons
not yet in custody, engaged in the murderous as
sault upon Richard Taylor and Ephraim Stiles.
Referred to Committee on Police.
Mr.: Ellington called up the ordinance providing G
for the erection OF House of Correction the
Parade Ground, near the county prison. Passed.
The ordinance making an appropriation Of
Ss9,i23 to the Board OF Revision tor the year 1865
was called up and passed.
An ordinance making an appropriation OF $685.
96i to the City Commissioners for 1868 was then
taken up. The item of 500 for fees to the Dis
tTict Attorney, and the item Sl05OO for fees to the
Clerk Of Quarter Sessions excited lengthy de-
bate. Finally the items were left they were
despite motion to fix each at &2IOOO.
The appropriation of $1,000 each to the Northern
Home for Frendless Children, the Union School
and Childrens Home, St. Vincent's Home and St
Johns Orphan Asylum, and $500 each to ST. Jo-
seph's Society for educating and maintaining
poor orphan children, Western Provident Society
were also q subject of debate.
The appropriations were opposed by Mr.. Het-
zel, who moved to strike out all the items from 80
to 80, inclusive. Adjourned.
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that friendly and iraternal intercourse be cultivated
by interch anRe Of pulpits by fellowship with one
another IN social religious meetings, and BY commu.
non with each other AZ the Lords table, subject
20 the regulations OF each particular branch q the
Church.
Third That in case the above paper should be
adopted committee be appointed to lay this action
OF the Cor enton before the highest the
various branches Of the Church here represented.
Fourth That the members of this Convention who
may vote for the fOregoing basis of union
before the churches shall not thereby be regarded
being committed TO advocate ts adoption when
laid Before the branches of the Church respectively
but shall be free TO act according to the indications OF
Providence at the time
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-08
ARRIVED YEsTERpAY.

s., ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mdse and 70 naa 3GHrs ron Boston,
Br. schr Alice Flora, Feote, is days from Nassau
distress, 28lh uit. of HatieTas Encountered heavy
gaze from S ~ TO Sc which lasted toryeight hours
wiIb 1a ar9n H cage BTower days from wilmington
experienced heavy gale from @ WV 4S o 20 GS S
which lasted fourteen hours II A. M day, was
ieet Oh Der everything movable of the decks, split
SCI, sehr Flight, stone, days from Norfolk with lum-
Der to Bacon. Collins d 90.
sehT Lady Emma, snedlcor. days from Norfolk,
schr Hebe Jackson days from Snow Hill, with
schr s. Croft. Jefferson, days from Chesapeake
Steamer Annie Tuit; q hours from NOrwalk, with
Steamer Fannie. Fenton, a hours from New York.
Rh 70 fSGfsGP 6aur' from
tow TuS ThSs SsaS e. W Asp S 0 Baltimore with
MEMORANDA
s1a Sho BESSIE Harris Woodworth for Philadelphia
sSp ron r. iayeFpGS 2sth nlt a, s or,oor,
I'd inst - ''i'Nii''' ""''S' He"O0 ~ @''" '1ie"n'
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, hence at Wilmington
Barque Irma. Cummings, for Cabarlen and Phila-
pIg BaTgue aalid9n. sorby, hence for Rotterdam at
Brig EOlus, Forbes hence, at Leghorn 10th ult.
schE Nellie starr; Poland for Sagua and Philadel-
schIs s Castner and N Potter, hence at Charleston
Schr Armitage. Edwards hence at Norfolk 4th inst
Schrs ]. Rowlett, Bradley and H. Q. Slate, Wiletts
hence, at Richmond 5th inst.
Schr Annie Edwards, Somers hence, at Galveston
3lst ult.
schr Julia Nelson, Cavalier. hence, at Norfolk 9th
instant.
schr North Pacific, Akerson hence at Alexandra
9Th inst.
schTs P. Price. Yates and e. @. Erwin, Acton hence
schIs ]. Simmons, Young; s. A. Hoffman. Haley:
and Emma B. Shaw Shaw, hence, at Newburyport
4th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Norwegian Government has given notice that
rom the lst day Of October, 1867 the following new
A fixed while light at Homung. on the western
side OF the entrance to LaueBVOg east side or the
trance TO ChrstlanR Ford.
The light is of the sixth order
The position OF the light Is in lat SO % N, lon IL
25 Il. OF Greenwich.
fixed light at Stabben the west coast, is fixed
white light, but reflects q red light towards Floro.
The light is OF the fifth order.
The position, given is in lat. 81 80 N, lon. 57]a
A liked white light on Kind Island, on the west
coast.
The light is of the sixth order.
The position, given is in lat 81 sS5S M Ion 46A
of Greenwich. -,
every two minutes exhibited from tower over q
yellow wooden building on the centre Seskioer north
The light is of the fourth order.
The position as given' Is In a1 60 oos Me- lon 10 ~
Also mat by the end of October 1857 the following
new lights WILL in all probability, be exhlolted
Mandels Rysingen' In lat o1 90 NJ lon zS24 ~ oi
HeIhom in lat 5s O4 N. lon 72214 F. of Greenwich
Ohua, Ia lat 62 5254., Ion. 327s I OF GreeAwlcn.
notice respecting these lights viii be given.
Nv of their lOTdsnlpS
GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer.
photographic office. Admiralty London oct q lSo"
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CLEARMn YEsrERnAv

=" OIHAhED 1EoIhkDAN.
Schr Zeyla, Howes, Port Spain, j. b. Heyl q Co.
Schr E g. Willard, ParsOnA, Portland Castner Stick
Dey Wellington.
Str II. L. Gaw, Her, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr
str Philadelphia Fultz New York, w. p, Clyde d Co
OF hRrRea w, z. Clyde q 90. ~ -. '
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cuplsd the chair A report IVES submitted that the
organization OF the district associations had been CON-
pleted With the exception Of the second Third and
Twelfth wards, and that thousand dolls had been
appropriated TO the business Of the na.uraza
ton oboe, which, By virtue Of resolution adopted At
aprevous msssng has been established at No. Centre
street. TO afford facilities to persons making application
ior their citizen paperG Some
70 complete tho clerical force that ONCE which 10
charge Of = special committee l'a SO
Juags Advocate Joachimsen submitted report In
uonar OF the committee, which appointed to inform
the Iammany Hall organization " the rsnonn nation BY
the Germans Of John T. hoffman for the Mayoraity and
OF the domination Of Alderman Ioew for County Clerk
coroner ScHrRMgR stated that the communication by
sne Fsmmany General Committee had been, a. usual
referred 70 the County and Mayoalty Convention. An
excited discussion ensued about Fernando Wood, who
va announced as demagogue and political trick
sse, ana plans were proposed to oppose hs pipe lay
ing Tor the Mayoralty. Mr.. Joachimscn, in reply
.. Co. an inq ury, made statement TO the
enect that he bad connection with Fernando
WOOD, whereupon II was resolved to make no
TURNER mention OF that gentleman resolution was
passed 10 the effect that the district organizations shall
eacn appoint delegate, to form Executive Commit
toe delegation OF twenty 1.-TWO also appointed 70
represent the organization at the Democratic State Con.
venton II Albany and there To In concert with the
delegation OF the German State campaign organization
recently formed. The delegation will meet at tho
Ds'avan House, where rooms have been engaged for
that purpose
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uuR NrW NQaTnWfsr pussfssIaus.

Departure Of Troops for sItkn-The Purchase
Of the Property Of the cid Russian Far Con.
pany.
San FRAsosco. Sept %, Iyc7.
The steamer John l. Stephens got on Iass evening
with two companies Of troops under Brigadisr Gspssl
Jenerson G Davis They took with them considerable
quantity OF hive stock and supplies
the buildings for the troops nearly ready 81 siikA
the troops may have 10 camp out two weeks. Thirty
mechanics and laborsrs accompany them.
The stephens will touch at Victoria land and receive
hsssengsn Ono OF the passengers for sstka 10 Henry
naiIer, tne agent OF San Francisco Company, which
uocesus 70 tne property OF the Russian Fur Company
Inc nogosauons ~ which they acquire trading priv.
ieu 70 the acquisition OF the Alaska deed or
Ter wnen va signed on Tuesday night BY the directors
yoo0 90 This bargain secures 10 the American Com
psny all the vessels factories, Iands house, inpIs
me ssock socos ana trading facilities generally OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27

THE ARIZONA LEGISLATURE.
Annual Message OF Governor srccermIc1.

San FRAScsoo Sept 49, 1901
Governor Mccormick. OF Arizona, delivered The an
nua message to tho Legislature en- the 9th inst II ia
mostly occupied with discussion Of the Indian troubles
He thinks the Territory should b made q separate mill
tary department. calls for sroops and urges the
necessity Of putting the Indians upon reservations and
employing SUFFICIENT force to keep them there In peace
Good machinery ded for the development, Of the
mineral wealth Of the Territory. The pubic indebted.
ness s sts ted to be s2s37s currency. The agneutora
prosp ssts arc excellent Arabic lands shs aggregate
are extensive and fertile.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper 10 the
Country.

TIE wEKxrv HsaAip Of The present week, now ready.
contains the very Latest European News By the Cable
Up 70 the hear Of publication; The Progress Of
The 1ndisa commissioa: Our wsshingtoa Dss-
patches; the cuvrsns News Of the Week, smtodyins
oil interesting Political and Local Events varsAss; The
Fsbious; Scientific ssd Literary intelligence Editorial
Articles the prominent topics Of the day. Our Sport.
Ing Record; Our Agricultural Budsss; Reviews Of the
Cattle and HORSE Markets. Financial and Commercial
Intelligence and Of ell important aud interest,"
Ing events Of the week.
rssm Single subscription, a. Thrss copies, o.;
rive copies %: Ten copies. slA sssis copies, ave
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sertsd In The WnsxLy RmALa,
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DELEGATES 70 TING utmocsnr STATE euuwuuss.

BARRvrowx, ~ T., Sept 20, 1851.
A. the Second Assembly Dist riot Democratic Cosvsu-
ton Of the coun " Of Duchess held Il Hyde Park
day. Homer A. Nelson was chosen delegate and
Frederick II. BurneIi alternative
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Aid for the Yellow Fever Sufferers.

TO the EDITOR or THE HERALD.
The following sums have been collected BY A. d.
Grien for the Howard Association New Orleans and re-
mltted by telegraph
A D. Gricn. 500; Chamberlain, Roe d Co, 800:
Harper Co.. &l00 Happock Greenwood. 500; Col
gate 4 Co., 500; e. " Haughwout, $50; L. NJ Hor-
mans Son Co, $50; BonDstt, scnsock Co.. $50 !;
lander Reed s2s; b. 4 A. Klnssisnd 4 sutton sas; r.
G. Root, Anthony Co., S2s Cornell 4 Cave, t25:
%% hopping s Wilson, ssss :ss 4
Durycs, s25 y csmpbei5 s2s; sheridan Shook. e2s;
pays: ~ as ~ orss
Dorm, s2s Harper Bros, SIS; b. N Fox Co., s25;
Nelson 4 Nichols, s2S; Il. Messenger : Co. SIS;
Schuyler Co. SIS; "Uniop." $40. Total, 81, $40.
TO rHs EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
We have to acknowledge the receipt OF the following
for the benefit Of sufferers BY the epidemic Calves
toni
r. ". Ropes Co., $50; previously acknowledged,
benefit Of sufferers Houston ash s25; previously
scknowiedsed. te2s Total, $3.50. Also the following,
for bench. Of New Orleans sufferers: William Allen
Butler SO: William l.. Chamberlain. s25; Richard
sss'si making total q g. iss ..-o..
NEW Yoak. Sop. 20, 1851 49,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The following have been collected for the yellow
fever sufferers, by H. B. Cromwell, for New orIssns:-
r. Brooks Co., SIS; II. A. clsnin, t2s sIote James,
.s ;;.S ~'s%G's ws no. sso rssa.a p.vss ,sc
H. 4 }. HopkinA SIS; The AmerlcAn Nsvs Company.
$780, john n. Baiiantne, t25; Peter BaIiantins $50:
Asllus Currisr Co, e25; d. Egeefts' Sons t2S; VIM.
VIM Wood d Co. $50; by hands OF \. G. Palmer, Of Il.
c. Palmer 4 Co., OF Nsv Orleans. John I. Hosg, t25.
TOTAL 600 Previously remiusd b, ssIegnn. u ia.
Making In al, 81 7s2 n. b. CROMWELL q CO.
Nav Yoax, sspt 20. 1867. lI + ~ 80
Cincinnati AID for yellow n -er ssasrers.s
Thu su Of "A 600 bss besn suhscr,hSd h. ,,,,.r NJ
Cincinnati 10 aid Of the yellow fever sufferers in New
orieaaa III
Health Of Memphis.
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: 40 CmcAoo, Dspt -, 1891.
ere last night destroyed Ave budlnss The sorssp
Of Cbiaso avenue aud Clark sersek me oes u stated
Are q No 10 Fulton ssoeo 6oDlgoysd snAs boo6oao
and two adjoining heassa The le y saIsd ~ aAoooi
fully nsufsl ~. ~. \, - NJ
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sAtrs Nass Sept. -, 1851.
are broke out this mofsing and Destroyed Mann.
ksas block occupied By n. Ossood, truak and herneD
maker; George B. Appleton. Jewsier; q. Jones'
tailor, and others Tota ioes ABOUT $S0OO psruy u-
suroL
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.
Threatening the President.
. Albany Ecenin0 Journal lradicai) says :.

AIUHuy EvtHtlV J0HTHdT lFad1ca0 says:- n
The people have we'll nigh lost patience with john
son. perpetual session OF Congress until his term
expires may be eTcctuai preventing his working an
more mischief Ii shall bo mora than content
IL certainly should DO tried We would exhaust every
resource before resortng TO Impeachment But IL the
presence OF Congress in Washington docs not render
Poweress the "arcnect OF rum VINO sits The Pres
DENTAL chair, then snsctaal means ousnt 70 be
reSorted 10.
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Iacts are told with f0rebodngs by the leaders Of the
conquered South. and chroncIed with EMULATION by
the more enthusiastic Of the republican spokes men,"
SCOT Out Of the Way, White Man p,
The vote In Richmond 70 give credit tho city TO
the amount OF Two million dollars to a certain Jobbng
corporation was decided armatvey by four blacks to
ono white ballot The New York State Constitutional
convention, just adjourned refused, permit the cleo
tors Of our own cities thus away the property
Of their fellow citizens and impose upon them indefinite
taxation. Yet this power says the Albany Argus 10
given to and welded by the negro class under the mill
tary dictalion At the South. The Virginia whites arc
struck from the poll lists and their PROPERTY disposed OF
BY the colored IL In such hands too that pub
lie credit ID to Be reposed. population ignorant OF the
idea Of national credit and unconscious OF mercantile
honor It's value or Its obligation, wi one day or other
be appealed to with the cry Of Reputation On one side
will stand taxation the excise cotton tobacco aud
whiskey, and the other che abstraction called public
faith Who doubts which will 60 TO the WALTZ
The Reaction In Ohio.
would seem that the reaction In Ohio has extended
even to the Western Reserve" The Cleveland Leader
(rsdca making appeals TO the republicans Of Cuyahoga
county not to permit the election Of democratic
70 the Legislature and admits that the democrats OK
press confidence Of escng their candidate When II is
stated that the smallest republican majority heretofore
given In Cuyahoga county has not been less than three
thousand the Of the reaction will be recognised
Ohio lie republicans Rebukinx Csifnx.
The Cincinnati Commercial september rs, rebukes
Collar In this wIse:-ws cannot always commend Mr..
Collar judicious person. His speech II Wooster
was not discreet In the tasts We do not SOC
for the iongings OF M Collar that Congress
shall assemble for the purpose OF impeachment,
and the threat that the President shall BE- hanged In
presumed case Is that 10 not becoming the third
ofncsr In the governments 10 make.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser republican, declares tina
80 negro Judge Spresldss in . court In New Orleans
Negro candidates in the hsd Negro Cong rsssmsa
gill cit In the next Congress- Negro supremacy il A.
ready established In OF the rsbs states These
facts are told with forebodnss by leaders Of the
conquered South. and chroncled with sxultaion by
the more enthusiastic Of the republican spokes men,"
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The German Unisn Democratic General Gem
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Mayor Hsanas
~ the Germaas.
meeting Of shs orsaaratlos wss held lest sIshs o.
shs GsrnasIA Assembly Reoma Coroner schirmss %
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Health 81 MeusphIs.
MnnpHm Sept 20, 1857.
The city is upusuaiiy healthy not cass Of yellow
fever has bsen reported, nor 10 u sxpsctsd
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Cincinnati AID for YeIIew ~ -ss esasrsrs.l
Tho OF 1900 has been subscribed by citizens OF
Cincinnati 10 aid Of the yellow fever sufferers in New
Orieaaa F n
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Contributions for the Treasury Of Howard Assoca.
ton. which Is actively engaged 10 the relief Of dsses
caused by the yellow fever DO the follow
Ing named gentlemen. who authorized By the Associ
alton 10 act in its behalf. fsf
ELISHA HARRIS, S0l Mott street
SP0FFORD, TIIsE,T0N CO., 20 Broadway.
g. p LEvERICH, IS Wall street.
A. ID. GRIEFF, % Front street.
CHARLES MORGAN, No. 2 Bowling Green.
WILLIAM r. CONVERSE. 81 Pine street
Z. G. BENEDICT, ~ New street.