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Evening star., 1869-09-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Anerlsen's Dispatches.
THn PPESIDENf EN- ROUvE FOR
WAAHDNGTON

NEW YORK, Sep. s.-Preeident Grant ar.
rived here rom Saratoga at TX o'clock this
morning. He breakfs sted az the As-or House,
and left by the $40 train for Washington.
rILAIkLPbtA, Sc o. 6.-The train. with
Pre- sent & mt On board. pas sed south of his
ty few minutes before = clock.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER.

PHILApKLPHIA, Sept. 6-The Oeroner's Jury
is engaged in the Investigation OF the murder
Of Richard Garter by Joseph Snyder. The
evidence shows premeditation on the part OF
Snyder.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

SENATOR MORTON. OF Indian Will go NORTH
this evening to JOIN bis family In New York
Evening star., 1869-09-06

A BOLD ArrxNPf At BAlK RoBBBRY.-
The vault OF tns Lime Rock Bank, situated,
at Rockland. State Of Maine, was broken
picked tns Iock Of fhs Western Union TeIe-
srsph once. adjoining the bank, and from
thence made an opening Of about eiehfsen
the bank vault. The attempt on the bank iocS
was unsuccessful, but II was disarranred a
that the bank officers have as vet BEEN Snsbie
to open the safe. The burglars len their tools
the street, and intended a. q guard aeainst sur.
prfee.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Ii Oss LYNN HOUSE.

Ii OssLY YNH HOUSE.
OE "a. K.jsifS CyYoSt.s G.o,g,tceH.
This elegant and attractive summer re- L. \
uest Is nc open Tor the entertainment rt XeSkV
81 guests In inviting the patronage Of le.Tk
the public the proprtetors deem it only necessary
- cell ttteI sC TO It's high, airy, and csol locs
non, AT q the unsurp PASSED views presented from
every point Of the we'll appointed aud shady
grouBds and 90 pledge, in addition 10 these great
natural advantages that Its lsrder and bar will be
kept constantly supplied with srsrythinx the most
fasttdfous taste can desire. The cooking shall be
the charges reasonable.
- ROsslynn may be reached b. the A9ueduct
Bridge. by the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route afordinR Q pleasant drive through
scenery of historic interest.
je13-tf sYKEs q CHADWICK. Propristors.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

JOHN TYIsF, J., (s1n of the former Pres
ident) whose habits II Gently have given mrcl
pain to his ''iepds, was yester rday III tied
T .ovide nee Hospi IL
Evening star., 1869-09-06

GEN. SHERMAN returned he.e on Satu-icy
evening Admiral Porter W II no. re urn for
several days.
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.NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON.

REG ULAR LINE.
The safe and corr -rodifu. Steamer W. w COLT,
Captain = A. BlIAER, will leave
aeI d.ck, foot OF High street, EN
Georgetovn. every MONDAY and =
THURSDAY, st clock a m and Gait's wharf
Loot OF Tn street, at % O'Clock n m stopping at
Ae1andIis. 6lJmont. Smith g Point. Piney Point
folnt Lookont FORTE So Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk, Va
This beat connects at Fort Monroe with the
geinrnl e; will leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
sne fkIDAf st O'Clock p. m.
rp.ssase Pssssse; % Excursion Ticket. to and from
sesls-BTe-kfa.s and Supper, so cents each;
frefghts taken at the lowest rates. For partfc-
ulars ipsuire OF GEO Il MATfIHGLY. Ticket
Agent II " and p. Railroad, No. $50 Pennsyi-
ToT t.cf as apply to J L. SAVAGE. Hardware
store, Pepusyivania avenue and 10Th street, or on
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
KRCUSE, Agent, Jy9H
NE IXPH HEss LINZ,
IN VIA NAL.
BETWEEN PHILADT bPHIA, ALEXANDRIA
VA, WASHlN GTON, AHD
GEOR6ETOWH, d. @.
Regular sailing day from I North D>
Mhsryes. PhilAdelphis, sATURDAr,1
Prom = Water street, Georsstovn. wEDHls
!Ieisht received at any time mev,
63 Water Bt 6eorgetow n ID, G,
II. ELDRIDGE 90,
Alexandria, Va.
Ie6tf Il Horth Wharves. Philadelphls.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

01t ID estimated at Pottsvflle that by the
LIST OF December the supply OF coal will be full
lv six hundred thousand tons over that OF last
year.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


Il IIsT ANNUAL FEsIIvAL
GEORGETOWN SCHUErZEN yEREIN
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THEIR
PABk, GBEEN sPRINGs,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDHEsDAY,
SEPTEMBER 6rH, !IH, AND erH.
The Procession will start from Henry Kaiser :,
s., PIizesio the amount Sf $500 will be distributed
win consist Of Pancine, Gy moastic Performances,
CfoI which medal will be presented to the best
RsTiSSTPsEJ TSs Ps, Climbing IN the Creased Pole &c
Blackford Z Son. 80 Bridge street, Georeetown
=, TiSkets Of Admission rs Gents, aud rs Cents at
= IN The wsshinston Germanis Band and the Holy
sONGs OF SCOTLAND:
METZEROTT HALL,
MONDAY, sEPTEMBEB 9TH.
kENNEDY'S LAST NIGHT
InWsshington prior to returning toAuld Scotland.
PIAN0FORrI-MISs KENNEDY.
Admission, 80 cents; Reserved Seats. rs cents.
Tickets for sale at Book and Music stores.
Doors open at z; commence ats
se ~ ikepublicanI
JOHN ROBINsON'S
COMBINATION
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
viii exhibit il Washington on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
September 7th, sth and 9Th, on
LOT OORNKB OF IIrH AND STREETS.
TIN SHOWS IN ONE.
LARGEsr CORPS OF PERFORMERS Oh
EARTH
THEE POPULAR CLOWNS.
FIVE LADY EoUEsrRIENNEs.
MISS COBDELIA.
MONS. HENRI HRANCONI,
MILE TBANCIs,
MAsTIR FRANK,
And an enicient Corps Of Auxilisries.
sIxTIEN MASSIVE DENs OF LIVING WILD
ANIMALS.
WHITE LANA, GNU Oh HORNED RORSH,
MONsfER ELIPHANT IMPRESS,
MILK-wHIfE BABY CAMEL,
Aud hundreds Of the rarest specimens known to
natural science.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EvEAI G.
Gorgeous Procession on TUESDAY MORNING,
ct 10 o'clock. WV. DUIAND,
se2H Businsss Manager.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

THB RRTRENCHMENr COMMITTEES this morn
ing left San Francisco for the Geysers, abou.
one hundred miles nor.h Of INT city.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL R8vBNUB.-The receipts tom this
ource to day we sS57,O53 2s.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

REVENUE OF THE DOMINION.
OTTAWA, September 6.-The revenue OF the
Dominion, August LIST, was s3ss,s7s; expsndI.
lures S737 ,3s7. n
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Wall Atyeet Ts.Day,

NEW YORK, September 6.-Stocks unsettled.
Money 6a7 per cent. and easy. Exchange, long,
IUe IS; short, lO-S. Gold, l37X. 5.2Os, 1904, ceu-
pom, 123. 1O-iOs, coupon, nix. Virginia s.,
ex-coupon, SIS: new, 81. North Carolina 6's,
old, son new ~.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

SENATOR FRsshNDEN, 1t is now thought, will
recover from his recent dangerous illness.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

AHHuAL ExuIBIrIoH OF THE MARYLAup
lxsIII ne COMMITTEES on the Exhibition
Of the Maryland Institute give uotice thnt tne
twenty-seco development OF mechanical and
srusuc cIngenuitywill commence In the spacious
nen OF tneir building, in Baltimore, on the 13th
"a octoeer. ana will continue until the 10Th OF
the ensuing month.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
IRy Gable ]
RaItimere Markets, Ts.day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Cotton dull; low Mid :
dhDgs, Aa34k. Flour duI; Howard Street SUI
perfine, S6aS6.25; do. extra, s6.5laS7.7S; do.
family, Soas9; City Mills superfine, s6as6.S0
do extra, s65Oas7.75; do. family, se.25xslo5Oi
Western. superlne, S6aS6.2S; do. extra S6SOa
$3.50; do. family, - 50ass.25. Wheat dull aud
receipts large; prime TO choice red. 81 -50asI 90;
fair, Sl.i0aSl.50. Corn nrm; white, sl19a& ~
yellow, Sl.loaSlI9. Oats dull AT 5sa60. Rye
dull at sI.lOasll6. Pork quiet at SJ4.50. Ba-
con firm; rib sides, Isk; clear do. 20; shoul-
ders, l6s; hams. 2ia25. Lard quiet at20a20k
Whisky firm at 81 I2asl.l3.
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Goyernment Securitir..

WASHINGTON, Sept 6. lsss.-Jay Cooke a.
Co, furnish the following quotations OF Gov
erumept securities
Evening star., 1869-09-06

Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-wm. Fisher 4 Sons
quote Virginia sIxes, old, ~ bad, 40 asksd.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

THK Pc '1AAsTRR GENERAL has sppoi qted
George Bandel, Of Bait more, aud Azure Deaf
OF this city, assistant postal railway clerks L =
the route between Was shington and New York
Evening star., 1869-09-06

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, Sept 6.-Flour duh and 5aIO
cents lower. Wheat duh and nomInally lower.
Corn a shade firmer
Evening star., 1869-09-06
STEAMBOAT LINES,

E'OR LIyEBF OOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
Inmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne "
York EvERY SATURDAY and AL >EcaA
TERkATE 1UEeDAYe. AfEfn
Tickets sold 20 and from England, .sz7s<s-.
IreIsnd. aDd the Continent
For full tpfOrmstien ap oily 70 JOHN G.. DALE,
Agent, > Broadway, New York, or
MIDDLETON CO,
BANKERS,
auf II Washington.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

PENSION OFFICE REQUIsITIoNs.-The fol-
lowing sums have been paid out of the Treas
ury on requisItions drawn for payment OF
pensions since the Jst ot July, 1859 For in
vaits, ssh, 1910; widows, 81 ,OO5, ,3O7 "a; to.
tai. Sll S13ISSCi
Evening star., 1869-09-06
By Bankers' AVID Brokers' Telegraph, yanes n
GdssdaodV, operator

By Bankers' AVID BrokeTs' Telegraph, yanes n
Gdssds0dy, operator.
Lewis John son & 60 Y uote stoc Ks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows:
NEW YoRE. Sep. 6.-Second Board-U. y s's,
lSl, coupon. lSt; 528'A ls02- coupona l22S;
lso4, coupons, l22x; 1865 coupons, l2eX; 1855,
coupon. new. I2IS; e2os, i51. coupon,
l21k; saws. lS6S, coupor. l20A; lO-i0's. coup,
INK, ex-div; Currency 6's. ll0x; Pacinc Mail,
e0ai ONO and Mississippi Oeruncasea 3lS;
Mariposa- 2; Artanue Mail, none; Canton,
81; Cumberland, 81; Western Union Tele-
graph. GSi Quicksilver, HA; Boston water
Power, Is 4; New York Central. 204a Hud-
son, Isl Reading, 96X; Michigan Central,
l29; Michigan Southern, l03k; Illinois
Central, I37x; Uleveiand and Pittsoure. l0e \;
Northwest sIa; do. pref'd- sok; Oieveland &
Toledo, none; Mock Island. il3S; Fort Wayne.
g; Alton & Terra Haute, 3)k; Toledo snd
Wabash, SOY; Adams Express, 57s; wels
Fargo q DO. Express, Il; UnIted states Ex-
press, 6sk; American Express, D.: Mer-
chants Union, none; Chicago 4 Alton, l5lt.
do. preferred, $50. Market steady. Gold, l35a
I37S.
by Cable
LONDON, Sept q, I p. m.-Oousois, g2a
Bonds, 62s, e3as54; 6Ss, Sax; 67's, s2ssl
I0-iO's, 75A a76. Erie, 25 sa9k. Illinois, s3As
~,
FRANKFORT. I p. m.-Bonds, ssN.
PARIS, p. m.-Rentes, 7GE soc.
LIVERPOOL 4 y. m.-Cotton market dull
and nat Sales 5000 bales. Middllng Up
lands, l3RaI3X; Middling Orleans, l3k kaI3S.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

THB CURRENCY PRINrrNG.-Tre Treasury
Department this morning received SIas, 900 in
fractional currency from the bank ne e print.
ing companies in New York. In consequence
OF the great demand upon the Ire .sury De-
partment for fractional currency, the compa-
nies have been ordered to foi ward % The de.
partmeut 5000 per day.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

DIST osALoFPUBLIC LANDS Tue Commits.
sioner OF III Gems raj La Id Once IS in rece NJ
of returns from the following local land Offices
showing disposal OF y, ,295 acres of the publiS
lands:-Sioux city. Iowa: 36.970i East Saginaw
Michigan, 1i,325. The eater portion Of These
lands were sold for cas- h, and the remainde,
taken by actual settlers under the homestead
law and located with military warrants.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

May IRE.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

REMOVAL OF COMMISSIONER CRANB-Tnis
morning Mayor Bowen addressed the follow
ing note 20 Mr.. John II. Crane, removing him
from The position OF Commissioner OF Improve g
ments OF the ith ward:
SEPTEMBER 9TH, I869.-Sir. That ample time
and opportunity may be afforded you TO prose-
cute ID the extent of your ability the charges
you have already preferred, as Well as any
others you may choose to make against me.
and that you may do so totally uurestrained, l
deem il best TO relieve you from fur ther service
in come ction with this corporatien.
You are therefore removed from the office of
Commissioner OF Improvements of the An
ward, to take effect mmedateIy.
Very respectfully,
Evening star., 1869-09-06

TIE NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER. Mr.. Con.
stantne de Catacazy, is expected to arrive in
New York tomorrow, and will reach this city
about the 18th instant. We learn, through
Messrs. Fitch & Fox, that the furnished resi-
dence, No. 2e7 1 street, recently occupied by
Count Pourtales, has been te emporarily engaged
for him.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

HURRYING THE WORK.-In consequence o
the urgent demand for fractional Gu rrency an,
the pressure of business in the bureau of On
craving and printing at the Treasury Dspart
ment the employees of that bureau will here
after begin work at fifteen minutes before sipb
clock in the morning. Instead OF af.ss,
minutes before nine, as heretofore, and stop a
four o'clock in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

TBs FORTHCOMING REPORT of the Superin.
tendent Of the National Insane Asylum Will
show an average o; 315 inmates for the pas
year. Illinois furnishes the largest number OF
patients, the result rather OF her want of &C.
commodation at home for her insane than an
excess in the number of insane within the
State.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

WHATS INA NAMK.-ActingS Secretary Rich.
ardson has issued an order directing that here
after the name OF employees shall appear on the
rolls with their full Christian names. The
reason for this is th at number OF female CLERKS
have been drawing the pay of male clerks, the
initial Of their Christian names only appearing
on the rolls.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

INCRRAsRD lNTHRNAL RRvHNuE ReC8IPrs
The receipts from Internal Revenue for the
month Of July, 1865, were ele,ss9.e49.92; for
August, same year, sl3,9O0, ,'sS.7O For the
month of July, 1869, 81, ,57s, ,63i.4; for August,
SIS ,O15, ,396.sI, a gain in the two months of
$5.7C3, 3,996.l3. The receipts for the quarter end.
ing September 30, 1858, were e3s, ,735 ,s63Os. The
receipts for the corresponding. quarter this year
will probably exceed that amount BY ten mil.
lions Of dollars.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

A9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 40
PRISE WING.
ULAfInn ssREgsHED, POWDERED snd GRAN.
IS S Sel; CLAhITIED SUGAR.
Spin neeeds BROWN eU0AB, assorted grades,
rsntsS re Of all kinds, whole and ground, war.
i00 ,O., eouad. sREEN eIHGER.
7eei'ed and Tor sale lev By
BRYAN BROS,
S4s PepnsylvA AniA avenue,
sepesite Metropolitan Hotel.
PICKLING
1JG .UEh YIN IA AR warranted uure
hifk WINE VINEGAR
su Z3-eo2w 349 Az DnOS..
THE LARGEST STOCK or sC9ooI po0Vs
vii be found At the old -estshsssSot. . UAaS
quarters" corner 7th aud ID streets neo neso-
se 5et GA. WRITAKrR 4 M,
CHoICE It's.
am now receiving COZ snnents of cho,.. 49,,
GRAPES, gathered every day from the esIstess1 res1
vineyards at North Ariin gton. Blue Rid ss Ssso
tAlns, and charlottesville. Also, hne hot hc.
6kAPEe. PEARS. &c &c. ese
bLACK X and GOLDEN HAMBUB0e,
pnLAWARES. O0NCORDS.
isES sErDLINGS, OATAW8Ae. &c. Re,
snesssals and retail, st PEARtON'S,
suzf IN 49l 9Th street.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

We ask the attention of the Re
p6blicans of Wyandot county to
the call of the State Central Com.
mittee, tor State Convention,
which will be found in anothe,
place in this paper. Wyandot
county is entitled to four Delegates
and the Convention will consist ol
666 members.
The Convention will have a very
important work to perform, and we
most earnestly hope that its deliber
ations win be marked by such wis
dom as will result in relieving oul
noble State from the disgrace o
such Legislature as we have ha(
the last two years. Proper efforts
and good management will crown
our banner with a brilliant victory.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

/ HE Ohio Legislature evidently
thought that it was not yet low
enough in-the estimation of civil
lied people and therefore, passed a
genuine specimen Of "Visible Ad-
mixture" Bill which became a law
on the 9th inst. Every Democrat
voted for, and every Republican
against it. Senator Berry lc.,. off in
voting -for=this law and we mag
inc that it afforded him nearly as
much pleasure, as glass OF good
whisky woulss to his stomach, after
it had been deprived of it for twelve
hours. m
/ The following is the Law, which
we would like to have the honor of
presenting to the next Legislature
for their use as spatoon:
"Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio,
That any person who shall vote at
! any election held under the laws of
this State, not being white male
citizen of the United States, shall,
on conviction thereof, be impris-
oned in the Penitentiary and kept at
hard labor not more than five years
nor less than one year.
''SEc. 2. Any person who shall
procure, aid, assist, counsel or
advise any person not being q
white male citizen of the United
States, to vote, st any election held
under the laws of this State, shall,
on conviction thereof, be imprison
ed in the penitentiary and kept at
hard labor not more than five nor
less than one year; and shall also
be liable to a civil action for a
penalty in the sum of one thousand
dollars, which may be brought
against him by any elector in the
county or district in which the
vote was received, in the Court OF
Common Pleas of any county
where process can be served upon
him; provided, that there shall be
but one recovery for each violation
of this act; and failure to prose
cute or convict shall not in any
way affect the right to proceed fol
the recovery of such penalty.
! "SEc. 8. If any judge of ths
election shall receive or sanction
the reception of vote from a per.
son not being white male either
of the United States, on conviction
thereof shall be imprisoned in the
penitentiary and kept at hard labor
not more than five nor less thar
one year, and shall also be liable
to civil action for penalty in the
sum of one thousand dollars, which
may be brought against him by any
elector of the county or district il
which the vote was received, in the
Court of Common Pleas of any
county where process can be served
upon him; provided, that there
shall be but one recovery for eacl
violation Of this act, and failur.
to prosecute or convict shall not il
any manner affect the right to pro
ceed for the recovery of such pen
atty.
SEC. 4. All prosecutions under
the provisions ofthis act shall be by
indictment before the Court o
Common Pleas in the county wher'
the Offense was committed
and this act shall be given il
charge to the grand jury at eacl
term of the Court of Common
Pleas by the presiding Judg
thereof.
| "This act shall take effect and b.
in force from and after its pas
sage"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION.
Wednesday, June %, 1869.
STATE UNION CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms, 7
GoIr.rnIro q NIaI QRQ

STATE UNION CENTRAL AND
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rooms,
COLUMBUS, O., May 8, 1869
To the Union Rep, bliean Voters Of Ohio:
Your annual State Convention
will be held at Columbus on Wednes-
day the 23d day Of June, 1869, for
the nomination of candidates for
the folio wing offices, viz:
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Judge of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General.
Member of the Board of Public
Works.
The undersigned committee re-
commend that the meetings in the
several counties for the selection of
delegates be held on Saturday,
June 18th.
The basis Of representation in
the Convention will be one delegate
for every four hundred votes cast
for Gen. Sherwood, for Secretary of
State in 1868, and one additional
delegate for any fraction of two
hundred votes and upwards in each
county.
The Committee respectfully sug-
gests the importance of full del
egation from each county to the
Convention.
The issues to be decided in the
pressnt campaign are of vital in
terest to the country.
TO secure the selection of efficient
and faithful State officers, together
with a Legislature whose public
acts will be in harmony with tn;
public will, should inspire the yea
of every conscientious voter ano
earnest Unionist.
Especial care should be taken ir
the nominations, and in. all cases
candidates strongest in qualifica
tions and in public confidence
selected.
The Importance of thorough loca
Organization cannot be too strongly
urged, nor can this great auxiliary
to final success be too early at
tended to.
Very respectfully,
A. B. BUTTLEs,
| Chm State Elk. Com
| RODNEY Foos, Secretary.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
ORDiNANC

DE it ordained by the Town Council of
ID the incorporated Village of Upper
Sandusky, Wyandot county and State of
Ohio.
SEcrIoN /. That it shall be unlawful
for any person to strew or cause to- be
strewen upon the streets, alleys, or eam-
mons, within said village. any meat orsany
other eatable matter saturated with any
kind OF Poison, for the purpose of killing
dogs or any other domestic animals
SEC. 2. Any person violating OF causing
to be violated, section lst of this ordinance,
shall, upon conviction, be fined not less
than Fifty Dollars, and imprisoned not
less than five days, one half Of the fine to
90 to the informer. &
GEO. MYERS, Mayor.
JOEL WoLsoN. Recorder.
May lst, let9. no26t3
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13


The new interest law, recently
passed by the Legislature, estab-
fishes the interest at 8 per cent.
This, it is predicted, will make
money easier in Ohio, and we hope
it may thus result. We would pre-
fer,for our part, to have no law at all
on the subject. There is no more
propriety, in our opinion, in having
a law prescribing what shall be
charged for the loan of money than
for the renting of farm or house.
But it is said that this protects the
poor. How does this law benefit
the poor we can not see. The man
who needs to borrow money will
get it at as low rate of interest as
he can, and where he can get &C
commodated and If he is honest,
he will pay the principal with the
full interest he agreed upon, with
out regard to any law. Then, again
the man who has money to loar
will be very apt to make the choice
of borrower, and get what interesr
he can. .-
But to be brief, there would b.
as much propriety in having a Law
regulating rents of houses, for thi.
is really source of the most op
preston to the poor. Still, this il
impracticable, and so is the interes
law Of Ohio. Honest people neet
but very little law.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
County Infrmary!

In said county, that the Commissioners Of
said county have decided to purchase .
farm, and erect thereon suitable buildings
for County Infrmary, and that said farm
shall be located in the said county, withiA.
eight miles of the county seat thereof; that
from the date of this notice until the 26sh
day of June, A D., 1863, sealed proposals,
will be received by said Commissioners, a.
the Auditors office IN said county, for tho
sale to them of Il suitable farm for- the puf.
pose aforesaid to contain not fess than ono
hundred and sixty acres, and not more
than two hundred and fifty acres, to be at
least one half improved, and well water-
ed and timbered.
Said sealed proposals must state the
number of acres, the least price per acre. and
the payments and cond ditiOhss that will be
accepte q therefor.
The Commissioners will proceed to open
said proposals, on the 26th day Of June.
aforesaid. at the Auditors Office Of said
county; and as 500, as practicable there
after will examine said lands SO propesed
to be sold, and if satisfied that it will be
for the interest of the public, will purchase
under such proposal as they shall deem
proper; and they will on the said 18th day
of June, aforesald d, proceed to hear and de-
teimine all petitions tor, and remonstransee
against the said purchase or location afore-
said. which may be prese nted according -
law. .. -s Ass '.a..s q, sass
By order Of The Commissioners:
JONATHAN MAFFETT,1
no25w6 Auditor Wy andot Go. O.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

CoMPLETED.-The wonder Of the
age, the greatest enterprise in his
tory, the Union Pacific r. R. is
comp leted. 1t is truly remarkable,
what wonderful projects the Yam
KEGS set ON foot and with what
astounding perseverance they pros
ecute them to a successful conelu-
sion. We should not be surprised,
If within a few years, this last
achievement be eclipsed by some
other far greater and more eminent
ly hriuians.