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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-10

BLACK WALNUT, OAK,
AND ROSEWOOD IN OIL.
It does the work better than the wood itself,
and is 80 cheap, that all can now afford to have
their houses grained.
Having bought the exclusive right to use
Adams Patent grainer in Wyandot county, we
are prepared to do Grainlng CHEAPER, /,
QUICKER and BETTER than can be done
by hand by the best Grainers. Also all kinds
Of
PLAIN PAINTING.
SIGN PAINTING,
WAGON & CARRIAGE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
GLAZING, ETC.
BEST STYLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-10

MIXED PAINTS for sale in any quantity to
suit customers
EBy calling at our shop, east of Warpole
House, second story of Seider d Ha]e's Wagon
Making Shop. you can see the best specimen OF
Graining in the county, work which was done
by this Machine Don't get any granting
done until you have looked into this matter.
T. 4 II. MCCORMICK.
April as, 1SsS.--sf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-01-10

IN THE YEAR 1876, JUST TWENTY
i YEARS AGO, ELIAS HOWE, JR., invented
the Sewing Machine. The new improved
Family Machine, produced September, 1865
which is Mr.. Howes growing work, and T.
work Of his unremitting labor and large expo
ence is certainly the most complete and per
before the public. One essential peculiarit
this new machine is the perfection of it's
sions, both on the needle and shuttle thrb -
the only perfect tension on any sewinf -
chine now in market, enabling the o2e
easily and simply to so control the threa
to make the stitch alike on both sides. ana
seam, hem, fell, quilt, cord. bind, tuck, brai,
and bather, on the finest fabric, or stitch on the
coarsest matsrials( equally as welD as cloth and
leather. The Tailoring and Manufacturing
Machine. are too well known not to be fully
appreciated.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

causs most satisfactory dsy's amussmsns-bs beaut
ul weather the absence Of accidents the invaxahas
SEQ behavior ef those present. and, shove ell ne sx-
esent arrangements Of ths Stewards who fuly deserve
tne high eaconlsns passed thsr endsAvoss 70 give
eet@ 70 tha our fourth spring meeting The days
amusement commenced with the hurdle race
sweepstakes Of $40 each. with $500 added; second
norse 70 save his stake& Gsntlcmes riders. Weight
TOT incnes lowest weight stone; tosgn half breds o
carry II pounds extra. One mile, SIX tights
Mr. Lcclenslds b. g. Blair Arthur, 9st. sb., Glad
Mr. Ailison's o. The Doctor list 7lb, Ingles.
NJ nonkbb 3. The Wild, 13st, Valiant ............
MT hsarne's blk. zorxai, 1lss., Bartlett.
Mr. Macellan's blk 6. Dred, los. 5b.. oliver
MT McNeaiob Dr. 9. Erin Go Brsgh, lost, owner. 0
COMMERCIAL STAkn-A swespstakes OF $50 each.
5000 added; second horse 70 his stakes Gentle
Foreign half breds TO carry IA pounds Heats
Mr. Gsrandsh Z. Melbourne, 13st Gpcluding IA lbe.
Mr. Duchen's b. Z. vermouth sst, Ramondoux..... o
Mr. Monks b. g. The Wild, Valiant, last. o
ma
RACING SrAKEs-A swespstcsks for horses born and
bred In South America OF e25 EACH with So 900 added
second horse 70 save his stakes Gentlemen riders.
Weight for inchss Lowest weight 9st
Mr. Baynhsm's Dr. &. Advsnsurer, l02lb. . 10Th.
. acNeaio. !
NJ. Garland's gr &. Zouave. lost, Ipalish. .... 2
~. Ramondouxs ch. g. Inksrmann. 0sk 7ib., Owner o
Mr. Pnnix's Dr. = Refugee, l0st., Blackburn 0
Mr. SWEETS ch. Traveller list. Oliver. r.......... o
Mr. Cornon's br &. San Pedro, lost, Owner.
M. Oehrsn's santiaguino. lost 7lb, Bartlett.
Mr. noler's e. Emigrsnt, list, Delano. ......... y
MI Mons Dr. g. Jealous, lost, Owner.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
uN1rD STATES COMMISSIONERS cova,.
distractions on the Highway.
Before Commissioner Belts.

distractions ON the Highway.
Before Commissioner Bstts.
Tne Taited States rs J ses Ksdoh Tho defendant in
this caso was charged with having caused obstrucons
10 public traffic on the highway and in causing tie de-
tenton Of the United States mail the Harlem River
Railroad ut Harlem by blasting rocks, which were
thrown on the track, causing the obstruotoDs CON-
planned OF The Commissioners, after hearing evicence,
committed tho defeDdaul for Ial.
The Storage Of the Cargo Of the Prize
Steamer PetcrhoH.
Before Comm ssioner Osborn.
This case, already reported in the HrRAiD, was Sp
again yesterday for examination. Mr.. Williams, Of the
firm Of williams Guion, shipping agents, was exam.
nsd rs TO the character Of the charges for storage Of the
cargo made by Ward Cove, and his opinion went TO
the extent that those charges 10 excess OF the usual
rata He said that about $500 per month would pe
fair for the loft used for the storage OF this psrteu
lar cargo. The Investigation further postponed I'LL
tuesday next is probable that tho parties who are
contssling tho claim OF Ward Cove (Which, ~ stated
before, amounts TO $40OO0] will also attack the Mar.
shals bill and seek to reduce IT, on the alleged ground
that the items EXCESSIVE out this step bas not
yet been positively decided on.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
BR00KLYS INTELLIGENCE.

LAYING rBk CORNER Srosg NKw CHURCH. fhs
ceremonies attendant upon the laying OF the sorn.,
stone Of altsls edhce in woco street. An pyun,
South Brooklyn, TO be known Christ .haps, lrn,..
copall, were commenced about four oxock On rra.v
afternoon. The rector Of Chrst rxsysh Tho P.r mr.
Cannsld presided at the service. assissa S The R.ys
corner stone were sS' den-' .Hsn and Barnes In the
newspapers. &c. appropriate remarks were made by
,ioo sno in the course OF which the congrega
rrssSa which had Seen nm made by them, the prsssas
being the second hapel established by them Within The
psst I've years The other chapel situated in kuqussr
street. is noy madc self-sustainng The new building
IS TO be forty fees wide and eighty Deep win BE- Of brick
TWO stories In height and cost when finished $4,000
Rev. NJ. Hyde viii have charge Of the new mission
POLICE REcoRD.-Considerng the unusual excitement
occasonsd owing to the elections and the number Of
intoxicated persons floating about the city, the past has
not bees very fruitful week in point Of the number Of
Of Brookyn showed the total number Of arrests 20 have
been three hundred and forty-one.
MrMsRrocs DIsArPsARAscE John Harold brother Of
ocsr Harold Of the FORTY Precinct residing ct rs
last and all effort to ascertain his Whereabouts has
proved futile.
BusGi.AR srRrRrsED, SHor AND CAPruRnp-M an
early hour yesterday morni ng officer Brown OF
the Fory-sxth PRECINCT and private watchman Lam
bert surprised intruder in the chemical factory OF
" nAiuAy, SeWsoWn crsek, near tne Aaspeth
road. The alleged burglar finding himself tracked by
the officers. made desperate attempt escape when
they each discharged pistol shot him. both bullets
lodging In his right Ho then surrendered and was
taken 70 the Stagg street station house. he was
identified as William Krauser German, who had
formerly been in the employ Of the Messrs. Halliday
THIS establishment has been robbed times recently
and Kfauser Is accused Of each offence.
PROBABLY FArAI KEROSENE AccpESr--A woman
named Mary BeDta, residing at LAG johnson street f.
va frf fen liv hur hv tha~
OF q kerosene lamp, which she was using The flames
also communicated to the window curtsins. and an
alarm OF fire was oc.asioned thereby bot the flames
were extinguished with slight loss OF property Mrs
Bems Injuries are probably Of fatal character.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
TRIAL TRIP or THE STEAMER los0ufres.

The steamer Conqueror. the nrst Of limo of sesmera
r.
intended FOR the North American and rchuanlspec Ina,
provcment and Navigation Company tested lor osr
sea qualities Thursday. She made the run 10 the
light ship, with the wind southeast, aga NJ, uhs
Battery, and her return two hours Sd syenty-nve
minutes. The Conquero, which was formerly gs..
boat, Is 100 feet Iona 20 feet inches kc.r ~ 10
feet deptn OF hold She draws, when loaded An average
OF feet With the contemplated alterations she wiz
comfortably accommodate forty passengers, and carrv
the bulk Of twelve hundred barrels frsahi. Shc -
intended to run from Vera Cruz Siss touching st
Aivarado hinatit'ln, fsguna and Canpcche each way
A. the former place she will tho steamer fro
New York and Havana, and carry Ing the Mexican mad
from Vera Cruz will be great accommodation 70 tho
population along the line OF the Sofa venlo rbc com
pany referred 70 belong 10 this city, aud ~ about 4,
open trads vi the Isthmus Of rehusntcpae IN ad-
vance OF the new transit railway that will hum
American capital at an early date.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

hvs ysars . tailor by trsAs, asd residing si No 90
Csshans street, while rejoicing ever the ssws Oh cleo
ten night took . ssst red hot cooking stovs
Whereby he not only ruined his cio,ning oas puraed
attempts 70 sn down quite aoortvs ior some TINE 70
come. He was yesterday morning. admitted TO Belle
vus Hospital for surgical rsief.
DnLocArHD Hrs sHouLpEs.-Patrick Toan hack
driver, ,hrtyssvsn years OF age, ana residing
At No. Is Lexington avenue dislocatsd bis
shoulder and sustained . number or severe con
tusions about the head and face BY falling
rom ms seat while driving past Ssventssnta street,
nesI slnyveasant avenue, At an early hour yesterday
morning. The injured man was iaksn 10 Bellevue Hos
pta Tor surgical treatment
HAD HIS Fcor CarsHEp. William stevens about nfty-
three years OF hat presss by trade redlngst No.
100 Mulberry street. had his foot badly crushed We'd
ncsday night last, while passing near the corner Of
Canal and Eldidge street. Several laborers Il apposrs
engaged in removing alheayy beam from the pave.
ment ~ . building undergoing repsrs when one end
slipped from their hold and fell upon foot He
was removed TO his residence but BY advice OF his ply.
sicisn he was yesterday admitted 10 Bellevue Hospital
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO \ JOCKEY Yesterday forenoon
James Hennssssy, jocky, aged fifteen years. and who
resides in sixteenth street. between First avenue and
avenue A, severely injured about the head BY
seventh street. Lexington avenue oaicer Aiken,
OF the Eighteenth precinct had the youthful horssman
conveyed 70 Bellevue Hospital
AccDsHT ON BoAhD THE STEAMER CrRc.ssiAs -0n Fri
day morning Mr. William. La,,ing said TO be Custom
House olosr. accidentally fell into the hold OF the
steamship Circassian, now lying al pier No. North
river, and severely injured. IL Is feared he frac-
tured some OF bis ribs in his fall Officer Horst, OF the
Fourth precinct had Mr. Lattng removed TO the New
York Hospital.
Cnnp RuS ovrR--sbout half-past six o'clock yes
terday evening child, named John Harng. aged two
years, by car No. 81 OF the avenue u and
East Broadway hne the OF Essex and Delaney
streets. The child was taken TO his home at No. 120
Delaney street.
SCHOONER RUN Isro-Between four and Ave O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the schooner Agnes H. Ward laden
with kerosene OIL, accidentally into by another
vessel and from 8ty five 10 sixty barrels Knocked
overheard About for.y.one barrels have been secured
and brought TO the Seventh precinct station house.
FIRE Wgsr TmRry-FouRrH STREEr.-About eight
o'clock last night fire broke out in the dwelling Of
kr. Jacfmore No. ao2 West Thiriy.our,h street, and
before the flames subdued the furniture was
damaged TO the extent or $780, said TO be insured The
building is owned by NJ Davis: IL is damaged about
$500, and is incurred.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
ldams Ia Grange 10 In Chicago.

Madame IA Grange 10 IN chicago.
Mr. Pepdelon has declined TO lecture hs year q. 40
count Of prssssr engagements Of "hiehsf nature.D
Albert Pike favos the nsminatioa Of sherman and
Seymour the Presidential candidates OF The copssrva
lives. %
senator Sumner and bis wife have nos ..psrssd 4.
anger They will occupy their old quarters IN Wasn.
ington this wintsr
General Hooker = still quito IN in PHs fron his para
lesic stroke.
Ex-Governor Shorter, Of Alabama 10 on . y,sn 10
Montgomery.
President johnson about to psrdsa another batch Of
rsbsla
The Hon. G. C. washburne has returned 10 ya Crosse
VIA. from his European excursion.
Jsn Davis signifies his readiness se stand Trial th,s
month at Richmond.
The Hon John Butter6ed, who has been vsrr IN "a,
some time past, Ia recovering
General sheridan is ain In this city. He hss bse.
kept busy Visiting places OF Aots IN the mstropos
The Hon. G. Boutwell,, OF Massachusetts, $ N s,,tou
Senator sprssue and his wife. tossshss With xlss
Chase ia daily expected from Europe
r. n Hill. Of Georgia and John Minor Bots Of viz.
ginis, had long Interview with Grant on Friday.
rhs Hon. z p wssneOrps. .'sfs Washington On Friday
% wish 70 MaDs
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
WESTCHEs TER.

CouRr PEeCRspsscs wmrx PL.ns An aojourred
meeting Of she County and Court OF Sessions was
held at White Plains on Thursday and Friday ON both
OF which occafions county Judge W. H. Roberson pre-
sided, with whom were associated Msssrs skmsn and
Conklin Justices OF the Sessions The few cases dis
poled of Of scarcely any interest or Importance
The principal follows recently import
ed Germsn girl named Cathsrne Blum was found guilty
OF charge OF grand larceny and senencet serve one
year IN tue state Prsco At sing sing The honest look
siderable interest," had 10 seems certain OCCASION
mads love 70 some money belonging TO her employer
Haven amounting $50 being arrested sac and somo
fractional currency we're found person. Nelson
Court directed that the later gum bs banded 10 Mr
Nelson and the balance 10 the prisoner William Waite
resident Of Mount Vernon and Who occasionally acts
committed, alleged, assault Of a most aggravated
character on ased Teuton named Henry Henuerman.
while prisoner under his charge. From the evidence
shown, " seems Hehucrman had been taken into Gus
tody by Watts trivial charge placed IN rona
while In this condon the complainant alleged that
he viceny beaten and abused by the accused but
was subsequently, loerated on payment Of 50 10 his
aior Henry carried one OF thc IRON wrstIes with him
~ msmento. which was only got rid Of by means OF
ne Watts found guilty and will bs sentenced on
wednesday In the meantime he was permitted TO 90
~ large, having furnished conds IN the OF $500
Henry Rhode whose shooting eecapade OF Mott Haven
has already been fully detailed IN tho HERALD, vas
sentenced 20 serve SIX months In tho county jail.
BURGLARY At WHITE PrAIvs-Ths res!dence OF Mr..
J. OsDykman, located Railroad avenue In This vii.
iags was entered BY burglars ~ an early
hour Friday morning, and suantay OF
slverwars. valued a. shout SIS, carried on.
An entrance was effected through one Of the vin-
dows the groubd floor In Q manner 90 adroisly and
Dosessly that NOT single member Of the family vas
Disturbed.
ssaious AocrDf5u 70 LAsowKa AT MopRlsAnA -
Heinrich Duach, German Iaborsr, employed on ON
Of tbs buildings now course Of erection su the Dos
ton road sussaaed injuries yesterday forenoon
through tho accidental falling o. pile OF bricks The
medical assistance vas procured
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
DEPARTURE or STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

The following steamships LEFT the city yes.as, ,.v
European and coastwiss ports:-
rrporyAH
The City Of Antwerp, Captain uirehoa<. Of shs d. .
man line, left pier ~ North river 81 noon ior opsep.
town and Liverpool, carrying fun United states mails.
o7 cabin and LAG stseraxe passenger $4,000 IN .ps. 10
and full assorted cargo
The Caledonia OF The Anchor lns, Captain Ne cpcnsd.
n caba passengers i37 in the stsersgs ana . ,Y,l
The Clmbria Captain rramtmanu, Of the Hsmburs NJ.
let the Hamburg pier HoboKeu, for Hamburg a. nees
assorted cargo pAsha General HssssIn f~crstsrv a n
Bey Of Tuns who has bsen In hts country luysn~ ~
pass three months for the purposs Of exsnlnnG ssr
anlsU. iorsnea.ons and munssns Of war, vss 1ss %
The vrRiniA Captain Proves, OF the National Jsvs
sft pier ~ North river ~ noon, for Iyerpco, v,lS
cabin ana 10 ssssrAgs passengers and mi srscr =
The George washingtos, Captain eager Of The Cvs~
40 ne .e pier North river for Ss~ Orleans .ss
The Monterey, Captain Edwards, left pier % NertA
nver Ter New Orleans, a three r. w. with 10 psss~s-
ssrs RS and An assorted cargo.
three ?. ~ for Nee Orleans With IL cabin ana
aee passenasrs and assorted cargo
Ths Dirgo Captain Johnfop len pier ss Esss river =
WI ~, Tor PestisBd with passenger sss s'sn
fhe nsshaitan, Captain woodruff, len per No .
North river ~ three p NJ for Charleston, VITO 90 cshn
rhs san Jsointo. Captain Asxss. lev piar 10 Nertp
river ssshree p ~ with 20 passengers ana sn a1pev~A
Ths Noun, Vernon. Captain Door. len pier Il NcrsA
river At three p E win 70 passengers and ssn a.
The Han,sv,ns, Captain crow.n, len per 70 nsus
knda A
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
NEW YORK CITY.

Salvage Claims.
Before judge BlafchfnTo.


Before Judge Baichfnrd.
t~seiis1 X. Gorrsor asd Others a. ne stsd@ey Sara
oo<sc Aey tcckie, dcThis libel Tor salvage
claimed by the owners Of the steamer San salvador
against the owners Of tho steamer saragossa.
On the aoh April the sarasossa, her passage from
New York to Charleston with cargo which, together
with the ship, Was estimated u 100000 value. en-
counered an accident by the breaking OF hs coupling TO
her shaft, by which the screw could not be
used and was OF service. In this disabled
condition she was found by the San Salvador,
about sixty miles from Charleston bar and about the
same distance from the Frying Pan shoals The San
Salvador was on her passage from New York TO Savannah
with passengers, and cargo valued at $3.50 0OO When
st seen by the Salvador the Saragossa had her ensign
hosted union down, in signal Of dstress, and being
spoken she asked the San salvador her TO Chare
tom which the latter did and left her safe place in
side the bar. The Judge awarded 5000 salvage, 10
bs apprehension to the owner of the Fan
salvador, 500 10 her master, and the remaining
$3.50 TO be divided among the officers and
crew, including the master, each IN proportion
70 their respective monthly wages 1he claimant
must also pay the costs OF the suit AessrB Beebe,
Dea. and Donohu for the hbeants, Mr.. T. q. Benedict
for the claimant.
Gooaspssd %. the Sdvd0ona This was also claim
for salvage. The libsant the OF the ship c.
W. Lord He brought demand against the Saragossa
for salvage services rendered the towage Of the
gossa on the night OF the l7ta OF March, into Fortress
Monroe Judge Blachford after reviewing all the iacts
Of thc case awards 50 600 ibelant ccmpensa-
ton for the services IN question.