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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
In response to call from the

In response to a call from the
President, Gen. Ed. f. Schneider
appeared and said that he was glad
to mingle his gratulations with
those of the members of the Union
Club over the victory in the Eighth
District He had never seen Gen.
Beatty but once, and that was on the
bloody battlefield of Chickamauga.
He was holding pass that protected
the Union army from destruction at
that time against the attacks of the
foe. The speaker expressed fear
to q comrade that it would fall, when
that comrade replied, "Never fear,
John Beatty is on guard there. y
He said that ne felt no fear about
the result in the Eighth District
when lie heard that this hero Of
Chickamauga was on guard there.
Before closing, Gen. Schneider re-
ferred to Gen. Grant rs the leader in
the next canvass, and also to J. r.
Hubbellin terms the reverse of com
plimentary.
Judge Thrall announced that an
exhortation from NIr. Galloway was
next in order. He was received
with shouts Of applause, and procce-
ded to make one Of his peculiar
speeches, one that is always enjoyed
but cannot be reported. 1t Itabounded
in sentiments that touched the hearts
OF all those present, as well as in the
inimitable wit of BIr. Galloway. He
closed by saying that the Union
party must rally under the standard
Of Giant, for such is the voice OF
the people.
After short speech by Hon. Z. E.
White, 1Ir. Critchfeld read the fol
lowing resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
Rcsolord. That this meeting, composed
of the political and personal friends oi
| the Hon. Samuel Shella barger, and
/ largely Of his immediate constituents
/ hereby publicly acknoW ledge the emf
nent service he has rendered the coun
| try and the cause of liberty and hui
manity in the national counsels.
Resotped, That while we deeply regret
| tnat his &rdUouS puDiic iaCorS have 81
far inquired his health that he has beer
compelled 10 seek its restoration in the
rest and quiet of home, yet we, his con
stituents, would have hlm feel assured
that it is our wish that he may not. by
Il tco speedy return to his place in Con
| gress. delay his permanent restoration
to health, as we hope the country may
have the benefit OF his services for many
years to come.
The following resolution presented
by lr. A, B. Buttles, was also unan
imously adopted:
Resol0cd, That this Club, as it die
officially longago. now again proclaim
the unequalled soldier, the able states
man, the incorruptible patriot, Ulysse
5. Grant. its first choice, all the time
for President OF the United States.
The speeches of the evening wer'
necessarily short, and between then
Towler's Band gave some Of thei
best music. The meeting close(
with hearty cheers for Gen. Gran
and the Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06

should regard your entrance into a
National Republican Convention, q
candidate for office, as an intrusion
to which the survivors CT the Union
army, and the relatives of its dead
and wounded, should stcrnly object.
Yours, &c, JouN CovoDE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
A committee man for an Eastt

A committee man for an Eastern
Grant Club, asks US by letter to
send him copies of such Republican
papers as advocate the election of
Gen. Grant to the Presidency.
A compliance with that request
would involve the labor of mailing
almost the entire load of Republican
papers that come to our Table.
Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06

AS q soldier, all minor privileges
and duties at once attached to him
He is therefore voter by virtue
of having become a fighter, tax
payer, q citizen
l felt that Sheridan was equal to
the political, as he had been equal
to the military emergency of his
career, never falling below, and often
far surprising public expectation.
Glorious Phil Sheridan! You are
not only soldier but a statesman
in whom there is no guile,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
3ailgnadg.
EZ, eyx ESsssSl l1ssrS-7sfz2 JEE7'Ess57!1
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago
HALFWAY.

On and after Nov. 25. 1861, trains will leave
stations daily, SabbithS excepted, as follows:
TTrain leaving Chicago at SO T.. NJ. leaves
leaves daily.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06

Dr,Jrp IN FAMILY GROCERIES,
IL Teas, Coffees. Sugars, Molasses, Syrups;
Spices Fish Wooden and Hollow Ware, ana
Vegetables. Main ST., Up. SandusNy,o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
8asinsss 4irettofu.
HENRY NIADDUX,
.TERE C. CROFT,

TTORNEY-AT-LA Upper Sandrsky,
"A Oflice "a door North Of arpoic House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06

HENDERSON & Sl1ALLEY,
s. SURGEONS. Onice on Main
L street. two doors north of the Railroad, U.
'andussy, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
Il, L GRISEII.

4 TTORNEY At LAW. Upper Sandusky.
AOhio. Office in Beery's Block, second loor.
Main street. ho%< %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
u IIERENTHAL.

NLOTTIIER, and dealer in all kinds Of tur-
~ nisning Goods suitable for genticmen S
wear. One door north Of National Bank
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06
TT FJACK & CO..

(sIUTUIERS, and dealers in all kinds of tur-
~ nishing Goods for gcntlemen's wear Room
No ? Ayers Block, opposite the Court House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-06

CoLUMBUs, O., Jan, I5, 1868.
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CHAPTER Y.
.Sn,,5,~-< Of Iecom,-

Section / \ State tax Of ten cents IN
each Que hundred dollars of taxable prop
erty throughout the State shall be levied
annually for the support of the free pub
lie schools and the Maryland State Nor
NAL School, which tax Shall be collected
at the same time and BY the same agents
as the general State levy, and shall be
paid into the Treasury of the State, to be
distributed by the Treasurer to the Boards
Of School Commissioners Of the city Of
Baltimore and the several counties. And
the Comptroller Ill making the distribu-
ton Of the several items Of tie free school
find shall apportiop to Wicomiro county
such portion Of said fund as it Will be Tn
titled to according 70 the several laws reg
ulating the distribution Of said fund, and
the County Commissioners Of Niromico
are hereby authorized aud required to
provide for taking the census of said coun
=, and such ccnSus shall he certified 70
rs the Comptroller on or before the 9th
day.of June. 1865.
See. > The Treasurer, on the warrant
Of the Comptroller, shall pay IS hereto
fore to each If the counties aud to the
city Of Baltinor, the proportion Of the
free school fund 70 which such city OF
county is entitled under the provisions Of
the laws and resolutions existing at the
time this act il adot ted, aud he shall pay
the samc-to the Treasurer Vi the Board Of
School Commissioners Of Baltimore clty
and the several counties
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-23

The NogrnlEN NoS-H-y-1he May
number of the Northern Monthly IS Ger
talniy not behind its predecessors IL the
spirit aud variety of its contents. frs,
on the roll stanls The Greenhack Era.
By Gen. France, A Walker, now manac-
ing editor of the Springfield Republican, -
Il Is vivid and luminous picture o. the
mercantile and social Influence Of our pa
per currency. written in an exceedingly
Depular style. and full of admirable Illus
trations from the stock-markct. and the
home circle Next comes The Thief IN
the. Night" which still holds It's terrible
interest, and eyinecs that unfaiiing COM
mand of the magniicenees of our Ian
guage, which has given Mrs Prescott
her national fame Easter Day at Rome.
by DR.. Robinson, is peculiarly interest
ing just now. at least 10 those of the COM
munion which recognizes this festal day.
Richard Saylcs' a Huguenot Family"
is painfully interesting war sketeh.-
The Proper Use of Stimulants and Mar
cotics," By DR.. Beard, is an article which
We predict will exc;tc'a very warm DIS
eussion: II advocates the use Of wine,
whlskey. tobacco, opium, etc, and is very
trenchant in its treatment Of the temper
anee theX- TIE Northern prints the
article without en1o-sing it. The Red
Knight" is piquant and exquisite chess
story Concerning Eccentric People,
by Mr.. Manson, is gossippy paper, fun
of aneclote and pleasant moralizations.-
Next We have translation of Victor HUI
COS Claude Gueux," one of tho earliest
writings Of that great author, which has
already passed out of print in France, and
uow for tie first TIME appears in English
dress 1t is notable as containing the
germ of Jean Vatican, the great charac-
ter in LES MiSerables" 1.-THE. National
Debt is an able discussion of whether
bonds are payable in gold or greenbacks
1t is reported to have been written by an
eminent New York inancier In the Ed
itorial Department We find the usual spark
ling variety. Altogether, the Northern
commences its second year superbly
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[CoMMvS1cATED
Lconardtown, April 222nd, 1868.
an early day.

LthHdiNt Npitl ~-Aiu, 3Cpc.
Mr.. James s. Downs,
Editor of ST. -uary's Beacon
AZ there seems to be some misundcr-
standing in the county in regard to some
Of the provisions of the Oyster Law, pas
scd at the last session of the Legislature,
I herewith give you an explanation Of the
same,
Sec. 2G--That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons licensed under any
of the provisions of this act to take or
catch oysters on Sunday, &c, which
means catching oysters for sale.
See. IS. That the owner or owners of
any land bordering on any of the>lnavi-
gable waters of this State, the lines sc
which extend into and are covered BY the
said waters, shall have the exclusive priv
ilege, &c &c, ,cithin tie lines OF taetr
olcn land Also, any owner or owners Of
land, bordering on the water, shall haze
the privilege OF taking up five acres fo1
the purpose of bedding, &c, and any 9th
err citizen Of the county has the same right
except he must give to SAID owner ten
DAYS notice, so that said owner NAV hav4
priority. Ii he, the said owner, does not
take advantage Of SAID notice and locate
his. said FIVE acres within the ten days, it
is then free for location by any other par
". No owner Of land bordering on the
water has right TO appropriate more
than five acres Also that no one has
po5rcr to locate or 0pproprtate any nat1-
Ssai bdy or bed Of oysters.
Sec. 20 Extends the rights of parties
who live on creeks, SO that, if creek is
more than one hundred yards Al its mouth,
the owners of land shall have the priyi-
lere of said creek when, extending into
the lands, it becomes one hundred yards
wide.
Secs. 3S aud 81 Provides that oysters
shall be sold and purchased BY sealed
measure, inspected by the proper officer,
50 that, when sold. each party will have
proper measure
In the passage OF the law by the last
Legislature, l do not conceive that any
party in the county is Injured. The
rights Of the land owner are IN no way ia
fringed upon. The citizens of the coun-
ty. generally, have been protected n those
rights which naturally belong to them -
The oyster beds arc free TO all who have
industry and energy The Law also
provides for all the privilege Of locat-
Ing FIVE acres Of land upon which to
deposit the object Of their labor and
protect. j; against all aud every par
i IS throwing criminal penalty upon
those no invade sail property
Respectfully,
i. Ft,I1 ,.ApC0X
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y their respective population between the
ages OF i've and '-enfy years. And the
state Trcasur, -ha4 unpa the warran;
u the Comptroller pay oyer ,he amount
Of the hole levvglo the pr, per officers in
the city Of Bal;inorc anl the several
counties authorized to rccrive- the same
Sec. T. On the fifteenth day Of June
the first day of October, the first dav
Of January. and the fifteenth day Vi
March, i each year. the Comptroller
saa.l :; portIon the amount of school
lax received u the Treasurer among
the several counties and the city al Bal
t.nIore IL proportion to the whole amount
appor..oued to each By the State Treas
urer and IL shall notify the Board Of
Trustees If the State Normal School
and the Comptroller Of each Of the sew
er4I Boards OF School Commissioners OF
the counties and The city Of Baltimore
Of the amount VI tax due to each coun-
" ana the city of Baltimore on the sew
eral DAYS aforesaid, ana the Treasurer
snail l.y the several amounts within
ten days after said notifications. upon
the draft OF the President and Secreta-
~ Of the several Boards Of School Com
nis>ioners aforesaid provided that no
payment If said tax shall be made to
any county or the city of Baltimore until
after the organization Of the several Doareis
i County School Commissioners under
thi, law.
See 5 Wlen-the lew of any year
shall have been collected, the Comptroller
shall apportlon among The asveral sccun-
ties and tie city Of Baltimore the amount
allowed on the levy for insolvencies and
.abatements, and shall transmit statement
OF the same to the trustees Of the State
Normal school.
Sec g. And be it enacted. That all
she sections of the several articles OF the
code Of public general and local laws re-
latmg to schools, Inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act, and all acts of As
seInbly passed since the adoption of said
volumes OF the code relating to schools,
inconsistent with the provisions of this
act, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed
Sec 10 And be it enacted, That this
law shall take effect on the first day OF
April, in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty-cight; provided, nevertheless, that
the schools now III operation may be con-
tinued under existing authorities until
their successors are duly appointed and
qualified
Approved 30th March, 1868
THOMAS SWAMI,
Governor.
April 23, 166S-1t.
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remain for the space ot'thrcc years. if n,
dismissed as Above.
Sc. (. And b. il enacted, Tha, the
County Commissioners II the several
counties. together with the Superinten-
dent Of Public Schools in each county IN
the STATE. and the Board of Commission
ers uf Public Sch>cl, q BALTIMORE. shah
for ,hrir countil> and fer The City Of Bal
tinIrrc, respectively, dc,i .nssc frum time
Il time the persons who are 10 cnlo! thc
privileges Of sand free scholarship
s. ); And he il enacted. That the
trustees Of the s. Nary'> Seminary shall
from tin.c 70 time advise the aforesaid
School Boards Of the several counties ana
the City Of Baltimore. respectively, q
any existing or expected vacancies in the
said free scholarship. 81 that they may he
Acp. !, al times, ono pupil from each II
the counties selected, and three from tue
City OF B.l;imors, when selected. in the
enjoyment Of the privileges Of education
thus secured to the several counties OF the
State and the City Of Baltimore
Sec And be it enacted, That the
trustees Of st. Mary's Seminary shall
send report Of the condition of the said
Institution to the Genersl Assembly If
Maryland, al each session Of the Lccisa-
turc. ana report to the Governor Of the
State. each wear in which the Legislature
Is not in session
See : And he it enacted, That one
hundred ana fifty dollars Of said twenty
FIVE hundred, shall be reserved by the
Of the st. Mary's Seminary. for
the purpose Of keeping the buildings and
grounds in perfect repair, and the trus-
tees shall state in their annual report
what repairs they shall have made
Sec s And be il enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from It's passage
We hereby certify that the afore-oinS
is true copy of An Act which passed.
the General Assembly of Maryland at It's
January session lN6S.,
.ipprorcd March 18th. 1865.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Secretary of the Senate
MILTON Y KIDD
Chief Clerk of House of Delegates.
April 10, lS6S-5w
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e. We are authorized 10 state, thas
VIM, \ FenSiek agent for John S Ell
wards, Leonardtewn. has received from
Messrs. J. s Topham X, G., Washing
ton, y. c.. 4 large rdan;ity Of second
hand Harness, consisting Of Brides. Sad
dies. Wagon Reins and Gears which he
will sell very low for cash.
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NOTICE..


EWAVING been appointed Agent to
KH Bremen by the State Superiutcn-
dellt of LABOR and Agriculture, and be-
ny tiiEFcby compelled to leave here for
Eur6P5e2Q about the middle of the ensuing
month, / herewith respectfully call the
ATTENTION Of those who owe me to the fact
tbatlI shall need all the means can raise
in order TO leave my business here in such
condition as to ensure its successful CON
litigation during my absence, Ny bust
ness. viii be conducted By responsible
ssalts and | trust my old friends and pa
,rous will not fail to sustain me whilst |
amNng.scd in the .urtAcranee Of an en-
1t7eTprise which cannot but prove of great
ultimate benefit 10 the Agricultural utter
est Of this section Of the State.
L. VILE
April IS, ls6S-tf.
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CHAPTER '.
Tcachcyf ms ! u"s.

Section /. A Teachers Institute, to
continue five days, may he held during
vacation IN each county once a year and
tho coul ty Examiner shall be present and
shall CIV. normal instruction to the teach
ers each day.
Sec. :. The Principal of the State Nor
NAL School shalI fix the time Of the meet
ing of the institute, and ii shall be the
duty of the County Examiner to notify
each teacher Of the tiuc and lace Of meet
ing.
Sec. 3. These institutes beng design
ed as Temporary Normal Schools, shall be
presided over by the Principal Il The State
Normal School if lie can BE prcscut, as
sisted by the County Examiner and any
member OF the Board Of County School
Commissioners WHO may choose to attend.
Sec. (. The President Of the Board OF
County Commissioners shall select the
place of meeting.
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An Act to enlow the st. Mary's Female
Seminary.

y
Seminary.
Whereas In the wear eighteen hundred
and thirty-uine, the Legislature Of the
State OF MARYLAND considered that, where
as, the disposition to cherish the rcmem-
brance of great events and sacred places.
as connected with the early history of our
ancestors, has ever been in all ages of the
world considered praise worthy and com
mendahle, whether eyinccd by the inS,i-
tuition Of periodical celebrations or the
erection OF commemorative monuments
And whereas, large and respectable por-
ton Of the people OF Maryland. have long
entertained I desire to commemorate III
some suitable manner. the site on which
stood the City # II Mry'S Tin St. Ma
rvs countyD the ancient capital Of the
State, the sal remains Of which cannot
bat recall to mind the transient nature #
al things SUblunary, ana the melancholy
reflection that nothing now remains bat 4
few Wondering bricks to point out to the
antiquarian the spot where civilization
and christianity were first Introduced into
our State And whereas, the people ii
Maryland. and more especially the citizens
of St. Mary's county actuatcd by that
delicate ,cnsibiiity which rompts man 10
aIorn and scatter flowers ar~Uud the tombe
of departed relatives and friends, desire
to establish on chat sacred spot Female
Seminary, THAI those Who arc destined to
become the mothers Of future generations.
may receive their education and carly I'M
prys>iQrs at place 80 Wei calculated to
inspire affection and attachment for our
native State Ana whereas, the object
contemplated cannot be accomplished 10y
private contribution and lnuuIticcuce, ami
should for other good aud sufficient rca-
sous receive the euuutcnance and support
of this Legislature Therefore, whereas
power was given to certain Commissioners
to raise by lottery thirty thousand dol
lars, for the purposes OF building large
and comnodiou> school for the education
Of young Ladies, to he considered mouu-
mental IN It's character, To commemorate
the site ON which landed our Pilgrim
Fathers Whereas, SAID bui.lnL has
since It's completion been occupied tor the
purposes tor which it was intended that
= = I l..
character that the incidental expenses ne
ccssary to keep up repairs, has dcgolvcd
upon the State %; arylaul And where
as, whilst the Ieo! ie al the State are vii
lin to make appropriations for the pre-
>cryation Of the institution, 1t, nature and
It's character a. a Seminary, can cuu,ri-
butte to the advancement Of the Young L.
dies Of tn State by liberal EDUCATION
Section / BE it enacted ly the Gync,
al Assembly OF Maryland, That the sum
Of twenty-five hundred dollars, shall, on
tie warrant Of the Comptroller Of the
State, be annually pai! on the fist day Of
April q each year, to the President Of the
Boar OF Trustees q : Mary ; Seminary
for the support Of sad Institution.
See. :. And be 1t enacted, That in
consideration q the fostering care OF the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-23
, THr WAR BETWEEN TIE STATE.

"THs WAR BsTwFEN TIE STATE. =
This is the tide Of a work by Hon. Alex
andcr II Stephens now in process of pub
LEGATION 1t is expected to be ready for
delivery in few days and an agent is
now in our county cauvaSsing for sub
scIiptions From advanced sheets of the
work, we are able TO say, that 1t is one OF
the most interesting contributions 10 our
political literature which has recently ap-
peared in print. presenting. as it does, a
careful political analysis ofthe past, separ-
ating real from apparent causes and CIV
ing those interior lights and shadows of
me great war which are known only TO
these high officers who watched the food
tide of revolution from its toun;ain-sprlngs
ana which we're so accessible to Mr.. Ste
ph,ns from his position as second officer
Of the Confederacy The work will be
comprised in two large volumes Of about
$50 naccs each, Is printed on fine ca Gu
dcred paper, N clear new type, and IS to
b, illustrated with numerous handsome
,,cel cncravings i is 70 be bound II a
variety OF stvlts, the lowest price BEN
extr, English Morocco cloth, $50 per
volume. Subscriptions received at this
ofhc,. Ne library should be without this
work
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Sc , Whenever the Boards OF School
'"mHi..'oner8 OF any TWO or more couh-
Ties shall deem 1t exPedient, they may
unite their ;uhds and establish at SONG
convenient and central location h!gh
school or other advanced school which
shall be open 10 the youth Of both copr-
tirs
SEC 3 Such Lighschool slaIl-be sovcrne2
~ board composed Of the several boards
Of the counties establishing said school.
anl shall be subject to their visitation,
aud such board shall be styled the High
School board OF -- counties.
See The funds for suitable build
inss tor high schools shall be provided
by the Boards of County School Commits
sioners to b, pad 70 and be applied by the
SAID High School Board provided, how
ever, that before proceeding 10 locate the
high school, the HIGH School >Board shall
advertise and receive offers from the clt-
Ieus Of any district or town who may be
inclined - provide suitable buildings, APP
par"tus, Nc. IN ordcr to secure the loc"-
ton Of the high school IL their nelGAbor-
h ol.
Sec > These buildings shall be kept
III repair by and the title thereof be yes