davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-30

The number Of packing-houses IN operation
last winter was 49 and fnliy that n1neer Will be
at work Ibis winter ere the season CLOSED.
hu.ideIs. We have IS erms, employing GOO men,
with 4 capital Of s32a.{co. paying Hos.1a9 IN
wager and turning out 5t.4i,.sss worth Of work:
daring the year. each OF which has cost nea!!r
talF tre above total. to say nothing OF the
churches and tse private residences.
ipQ up ut nearly IA Nzo 90 worth Of manufAct0t-
lug. HuE estimate nf T., ,hfn, mn. made for LAST
y"aV, VISA Asid u he bAe high Making proper
allowance for KNOWN errlfs, Auch a. notri A5ove,
Hesha.I Lav~ pltal Of pnt ieas than t41,tt ~,
H. r+rrtA the Ta:ue NJ the manufactured pro-
dhtts II Eh!raYO Ia t319
The following arc tNtltnAses nj the ato1onIa
F*tsetsntlcR tht principal msn1fscf1Eca OF tse
city during The psAl year. Ta* csosu+ retafns
have been followed, except where tney are rc lni-
, 1870-12-30

The contractors for tie new bridge over the
ard, hare commenced getting cat ttmbes for tie
structure, aud work on the bridge VIII commence
On II I'd dsy Of January. II n 10 he completed
By the LIST OF April, 1871.
, 1870-12-30

Justice De Wolf yesterday afternoon tai
committed to the Couniy jail In def6ult Of 8s,0wl
ball.
3uD9 eea et EIDE p1r sn ~ a.naI os
from shed in the rear Of No. 6a1 West Adams
street. Ill. van AldenteIg, the occupant Of he
heufc, Iercrted The Tuts crT at The Union PArK
Station. He was much afectel-
"A team OF h1rses, attached to the sleigh OF Il.
". Austin, ran away from the corner Of Ann and
Washington streets. Yesterday afternoon, and COL
lded Win the buggy OF DF. ]. Davis, throwing
sat the driver Of the latter vehicle. and smashing
uF the sleigh.
, 1870-12-30
.Ssq. / 1S7A

7htre weIe also shipped. during The Jeai s'd CoA-
tuook. mot inc uded Il the 1bove, about go Oeo 90
wtraL As, 100 tn pez1 1sl, ,seS bu oatss Sstoae pn
harley. And. Is -cs9 bsls tour.
Tie cocra1y wa1 Anticipated aS consequence
o: tSc eItot1tons levted On grain going bF Ma1ef
10 New Ypsk, which produced quite f41unx on
Z tae t1a1e of Buffalo ana on toc Erie Cau2 n
.,Ge. But this falling on w2S 50 marked mai me
..3tpE:e.s took the alarm The Buffalo combtn1.
;.un Wac h1oieu up, AID elevator rates ptougnt
Hn.u tn 4 reasonable price, while the toAs on sag
E;,e canal were Teeuced considerably. The fexu!t
sfn,t Ic,riJ ltoA.c7o tn OF g1atn has beeo add
ri 10 nc rrceir1 Of Buffalo in ls10.
Te. fnc cSursc OF ereut1 duttn3 Tho past Jeaf
,etssa unnalstaxAb!y TO The tact That the water
ssstnn-rnt Of Eysiu Is growing mo tl.fAvpt, e.
n+Issi,, II eatl. ard pfopeller1 iaye 1enno 1As
,.mnl111n. nj. while our saN ElteE were aepseSasa
au7n2 r.s1r, the whole eeason. Qutck dahspok.
:s::an - 80, -pose and more appreciated dA.y.
a." "cr. 20 io1. ,he ~wncy fof R:aih will no more
tc1 Ii properly fhan he el te,-KTann ~ Agsad,
t.t reports b. u.ai1 taktc81 Snssn6errd zeSpre
,ae Illinois and N>cElGancan7lA -rnce snoSn foJ
) IN Its but!ueSe from the pFtfe- -nnid be iirtis
stl,:oads: and 1t uoE locks nkncre y The umt
':.e for That ditch. eIcep. as seHer, y
;as deeptIi1g IL completed.
NEcIu1S OF BRKlpsfCFfS
: he following were the manufactures And r.
.7,A of ucuS N ba11elF. In this city, since laSl
e:n The receipts oi grain, III bushels, tor tue same
t&nh
, 1870-12-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 regular meeting OF The Doatd Of Managers OF
the Soldiers Home wlll be held At No. 80 Lasaais
street at 2 80 O'clock. t0.day.
The Union G!ut. gvc calico party. ihIs eyea-
inE, ut Mattine's VIZ 1t Stue IIall Those holding
!nvttattous 10 the regular sertes are inr1ted.
The Sunday School festival Of All Saints
icopal Ctu-cn, viii be held at the church. cor
her or Fourth and Carpenter streets, this tveu-
lLg. ~.
-Tanered Lodge No, le, Knights OF Py.nias,
election u officers.
, 1870-12-30

saoc9A7A The 1atn marKe. waa fairly active
throughout, At f2sf482eo.
recent writer MEuca that, Sloo 600, ,oe0 In sawed
lumber consumed snnuttty, 96i o0o 900 IN ra,ruat1
1ies and renewals; $50 0oe 900 for railroad fuel;
$500 900 COO In domestic fuel and manufacturing;
making total OF $s7, 900. The results are to
~ Increased by The epafs, piles, anlp-butl1lng,
clearing, atd export, SO that an estimate Of ss5o-
000, TOO annual drain On our forestA would be the
cold arithmetic OF the matter.
In the ten year ending IN 1910, 1t may be estme-
ted ttxt the consumption OF SIN ed lumber In the
United States viii be In vnlue ApproIiuatnK
Il 0G0 TO- CT an average OF Sl50, ,f0o, 600 annu-
Ay, f10, 900 600 600 feet annually at Sl3e0 per
1900 feet- The consumption OF the Pacific coast,
zud export thefefTpD, may be estimated q, say,
10000, ,N0 feet last year. The number OF saw
mills In the state ot California alone, IN 1853,
beiEg about 80. cutting, say, s3o oop. .a0o feel Of
lumber In the year, A fair esumste OF the con-
sumption OF sound lumber In the United states
wenId give ESQ to each per<0n. or on basis OF
sU,0000O0 population In 1870, would give 10, ,000 :
The production of lumber on the east sn ore Of
Lake Michigan for the past season, an near as the
ngu1es can be had trou the beat Informed chan
nes, was !: ,sas ,6s3 feet, which, At an average
price OF xlh-00 per thousand, btioRl the value Of
manufactured i1mber at $ii ,s1t ,s4a The coun-
ties on the western cnaat ct Michigan msy be
safely p1t down, from the dgurts at hand. As
having cut the following amounts respectively
dining the ycAra Of 1863 and 1870:
, 1870-12-30

Meteorological record tor December s: l5.o, e
Rspdoipn 1szeet. cos1Espondens 70 ne Smitnson-
in insHtuts. me srnaA ics:srs sre the iu!uals
@dr1. ,"moist asuospaeIe." rain" md Is nov:r
, 1870-12-30

Probably no TWO successive crop. Of spt!ng
Tne4t ercr cpur3steA more fotcibiy II respect to
upaiIty than those OF 1863 and 1870. The former
sks very POOR, and especially th3t REo7n IN the
southern eeftionS the northern EroHn wheat,
Hucn Of which went to Milwaukee, bclnX 80 much
better Is to produce m uudue Discrimination IN
the Eaftern markets tn favor Of wheat coming
from NAxaukeet AID drew large quantities OF
grain to tnst city, which Otherwise woa1d hare
core 10 Chicago Add 10 this tue fAct thAt We
-sd most miserable standard Of Inspection. or
s6,t,,- st3ndaId Was respected mtstt1bty. and
a' " hsre !, sufficient excuse for this feeling,
TS,rS rreT 20 stnsc~ that parties In New iork;
Who Wmea SeId scS Wness mn ca!sago. wele obliged
re.siive prtce for it Yet, win this ~ iasgee;
1iIp . very large rroposao Of me wneat EeceNsna
here wns rttsed into tue lower ff1des. Mnion
were 70 plentiful that they were bought " iafEe-
Is for distiI!eIy and fred3nz parpo.es touS Gia-
tsxcipg other ccIe1ls 10 great e1tenG Beng
of poor quality, there WIS comparansey I'VE ae-
miud for 1hia wheat, AnA prices fell 70 W. ~.
| point while, even then, such largo QnanInes aS.
| cumulated in our wsse1on3e1 that oeo1Me
1 hcated In tho exceptional weather ~ s asss
= t---...7 md Was worked on win QimCu!ty
| a. lNNcount fspn the low pIice4 oo!Anaole ~,
| -]he Thert which E44 called eound, 0oH&G
| 1nnhffn1ff 4 huahel Of really sound spnAx GH
nc sent ont frpu chicago from the crop ot tsss =
| F.fren huyetv preferred the Wlat9 MaeAA y y
| f1nSo fndianS and o&hnf States Hot 019RNSg =
| 1Yhtrs1u And afreg Ws hHd deAred not ~ o. :
| Vhsat "a tnafe room fox TIC new o. ~ ctSG v Y
is:u. fns old e1u tuax a1 u tss GtsaAsass u as'
, 1870-12-30
Iron and Stee1s

The eeusral demand tor irun anasseel during
the year 1870 nkI been active, both On local and
interior account and although The .ptoAts
sausnsa r1ta DC Tssss trade u tseJ havs sbls
aeAeoa aux6 sUtesN Adhcre4 70 ths cash system
Al compared with 1885, lror u Aae2t te1 per eeAt
, 1870-12-30
It1x- ~ Esaa- n@. aos~-
Z &: j:|::'.' u = Eve: |;:: : F';;@ =:

&@3A1E2G XI1kX4E. .... .--
.. CHhCA0o. Dc. 81 f379.
Suu ffses ~ "a Moan - p m
Sua seta ,..-......<: -fAooa sees -%..-..l1sa
, 1870-12-30

t1oihiuH for The Observation-Disclosures
The lhlcsSo Relief ami Aid Si,ciety thankfully
acknowledges the receipt rf q large Eutnber ct
packages OF ts.conA-laDh ciothtnx from families,
which have been distributed 10 the poor, but tot
requested tp continue Il, send such articles ~
theT can spare to tie ofErc..of the society. or tc
Supe1lnts& dent, II nntl1ed, will send for them
The society also acknowledges the following SUBJ
sctipuoLs:
{. q. Hutch.ns, ss5: J. F. 1 j. E. White. s2.:
]. Il. Dunhap, SIS; VI. Graf 4 Co, KS; Beck
4 With, Ess: Duransl Bros Il Powers tvs sid
ney Meyer. cash. 80: u. t'lausseuius L Co.. s2ss
neeSsi,h. Is; fage sprasas, IS; len n
nen, Fnller \ Co, sas In. smaller
T. E Ftzt Co. tIS: nS5ey s wets sr!etl, To- tlm 1,so
G. 2. SAWYER Co., 800; Nlchasas, CrumbaugA
shax, ~: Fitss. Wll1Isms i Co.. $50; Field,
Aenedck + Co.. S:ps Na,kley, Alilpg / Co, sr' ;
Hayden. IL! ! Co., ~; lay .oo6.. Cart!ed:e
! flonoIe, -: setherger Bfeaxsy. te5: Page
Campbell Co, IS; Tusue, -aompson i wes,.
mote, SIS
, 1870-12-30
Masonic


At regulsr communication OF Hesperia
L6<tEc No. All, 4. +. and A. w. the following
occets were installed tot the ensuing Masonic
yeaz: Cues. II. Brcncan. ". H.: D. J. Avery. :.
W.; C. F. BabcocE. J. W.; Vim. Stewart, Treas
urer: ). Hale. Secretary: A. G. Wood, s. T.: 4
Il. small. j. L.; VI. N. Brew. S. S.: Geo, Camp
bell, ]. & :: J1s~ Hernersaeet, ry!ers. =.
At regular communication Of B'a!r Lodge,
40. sS3, heti last evening In B.str Hall, the tol
loving ON GERS vete duly i1etalled BY r. ". y. F.
White: ]. O'Seii, ". NJ: D. IT, Dickinson. :.
W: J. n Terw,!heer, J. ": S. Qnialan, Trtas
". n. Winter, Sec II. Srofeid. S. D.; ]. !. Gil
lespfe, !. H.: L l. Wilson, Tyler; r. c. Acker-
ley, CnsplAiu: J. WA'kh and J. Acdersou, Stew.
srd4. Aftef the Installation ceremonies The re-
trfnE Master. 2. r White. was presented WITH
handsome damond-s,udded Past Masters Jewel
aEd Past Matters aproa- Res2onse followed, aad
then refreshments.
AT leguls1 communication OF Ga,Jea City
Lodge No, III. 4 F. 4 4. n, held Ia Oriental
Hail. Wet1nt =daT evening, December g, the fol-
lowing otncsrs-elect were duly installed for the
ensuing Masonic year: George 3. Xetlella1, ".
NJ: 4, c. Gleason, :. ". &C, o. P1ou;y, j. ":
Henry sra1r.nE, Treasurer; G. q. EA.hEdge, Sec
tetsrT; E Kenny, s. D.; L l. Wadsxotsh, j, D.;
Js,nes John, S. s.; i. l. Flood, Jr., j. Hstllla-
,.ou ceremonies were conducted by Right r. q.
b, GRIND Mskser Il. F. Hocolnn, NoEshlpfui
R1oihtr b. 4. KlIore art1Hg ts Grand N2rsaaL
After irsta.ia.,cn ceremonies. PAr Yasser 4 F.
testimonial acco npanted BY ratse Of 800. pre-
sente1 TO him By members n1 1he ndse II tokeu
Of their gratitude anu appreciation
, 1870-12-30
II q uc#t4

:. Coroner Stephens held IN inquest yesterday On
the remains OF William \. Hill. late swtlchnan u!
TIE AisniSau GENITAL depot, VINO died at the Ma.
brought IN verdict Of death ftpm the retuit OF
being lun oser by a switch eug!ne.' Tney recon-,
mended the company TO maze provisions for bet.
,sr s-1dfalIinRs on switch engines
An t.ouxs1 ~as also held on the body Of new.
II born ierase iu,aa:, found IN the alley running
between Wsbssh aud Alcsstean avenues, and be-
tween T*euty-nsst and Twenty-kecoud sueesa:
TIE tury declaIed In their verdict that the cn1lu
came 70 It's death bv being dashed against iente
iu the alley b} some person or pcrhona nnkuo~n.
, 1870-12-30

,H,ehplts 5tlveYm1n. whoAe A1feSe on a ftpu.si-
tim III reported yaa:asaAy, Was TIED befoss
, 1870-12-30

The following were The quotations on each Tues
day OF the year on the leadlnx grade Of each de-
scIIpuou Of breadstu1s, III" Fair spring extras,
for shipment {gren In dollars aud Iractlons}: No.
spI1nK wheat {new. on and after August 23l: No.
com {crop Of 1855 till March a. crop Of 1859 nll
December 6, and ctup OF 16to to the close OF the
re4r1: No. Gals; No. rye, and No. 9 barley.
, 1870-12-30

Inv hsn Wendell Phililrs Will give his cele-
nsa.to 1ectarr, The Lost ARTS, before the 7. ~
T. A.. next Iuesda, evening. January 3, IN Far
We na inIs ~ lsst"-e constitutes one Of the
unest snvts ~ lais Great orator, and will be ap-
precated Qy me host Of admirers which he has ii
advertisement. '1 s~''- ~ A~"'' o-'
, 1870-12-30
-.----~---'--
BUSINESS NOTICEa

etIy has received The e.nlossstue1t al em,nent
physicians, a.i Its er1tacs Ia cs;tlnei 10 nv
usuKg1s1s generally.
, 1870-12-30

Flour brokers here have done less hustness than
but small, and that from Europe only moderate.
The country Elllcrs hare recently adopted the
plan OF Eendlng large constgnMeuts OF thelr -four
them keep in,s market well supplied. in competi-
lion with cisy mi11ers. As consequence, the
demand % foyestalled.
Of the coming year H better than that OF the pAat
twelve months several OF our local operators wilt
give np ne business; and employ their energies
Corn.
The corn crop OF tho past year L. an Immense
oEe in the West, Tough 1t Is reported as having
suffered Ennewhat In the East, and IN kaua1s
vss about 900 acres Ia 1859. giving crop Of
about l2a GO O0 bu, has been Increased TO nearly
six and hl1l million scres this year, with an
go, ,ooo.ooo ie b. The Western States, outside oi
Illinois, ptobahly show an tucIcase Of S. 900
b. mating tae total crop o. y tas :, West @ equal M 70
tho crop Of lsSg.
The quelisy. too, Is excellent. A better crop
has never bten ralsest IN the Uulted States. the
dry weather having bcen peculiarly favorable to
IT, while the absence OF carly fsoss prevented In
jury. As consequence. our corn has been In
condition tc market ut m unusually easty da1c,
| and it IL not easy TO make comparison between
the amounts received IN this city from tho two
consecutive crops TIE erop 5es. Is usually con.
iris year great deal OF new corn came In Gefoee
tiat date, and the article was as a. TO store IN De-
CLIMBER d8 IL usuklIy Ii III Auc IOuoWIuK -ApIu-
! The grade Of new M. WAS iDsututed about the
| bcg1nni1g OF December. to meet the novel condl
ton Of things.
Our market hiss nuctuateA extensively during the
| year. but the prices average low Quotations
ruled htgh Ia the early part OF the year before the
| tpttrg receipts came IL, being bought largely on
speculative account, and mainly BY the farmers,
| who seemed generally to expect light crop last
year, owing to the tact thai scarce corn seasons
teem to follow each ether al intervals Of 10 years,
| aud last year WIS the 10Th ftum 1854, which was
said 70 have been poor year. But The cycle IL 1t
he ore) failed to connect this TINE, mud As the Ger
taiuty grew that the crop was growing nneY,
a reaction set u. which wa saceeedc.i
tfs above weekly prtcet. Then came the war ex-
| c!temens, Anu corn advanced rapidly, IN gympa-
Thy With wheat, but coon fell Oh, and declined
,iuliy till near tho close Of the year. the down
wa!d march being only interrupted On a. Old 90. :
ID Eood demand At the decline, anu has motcd
OUT quite freely since the close Of navigation, BE-,
tHg the only grim for which there has been br1sk
! inquiry since that date
the following shows the corn movement OF the
| raat year:
ia store. January l, ,bu................... s32s!;
, 1870-12-30

Areview Of the hide market for the yaH yeaI
cans to minl no new features deserving spss!Al
mention. The demand has been steady ana aa.t, ~ !.
result, plices have ruled higher than duY1n1 ~ re
previous season. The receipts have been st:9s..'
600 Ms, aERinAt 27s35,S2& ns 10 ls69 And tne s95
menls 26 is, ,160 the, against r. 63a7a Ms 10 ls'
The following table shows the recepts and snip
mtnta Of hides for seven Jears:
, 1870-12-30

Hfand totaI. I..-............-........$ .$s9, 9,si5.l20
The returned incomes Of the wear f0Dt up fs1,-
T6.s3s. The total Incomes, acknowledged and
nnacknoE1edRed, are not less than s., ,0cn coo.
TIE revenue collections Of the yens aTe,appro1i-
, 1870-12-30
BY ". d. LANGLEY.

FIRKt FIRxt Damaked clothing snd clotAs ffvea
~ late 6se. II aect.sn 9n satnrdsv. Dee =. 1t u
t.sek Of eIotalsx and eioiha. 1-eorlt Of whom (
nAr taesesn N.B LANGLEY, A.eaoases
, 1870-12-30
QfY GQHsiA

active one. being eon1lderably lAr8cr th1n that ot
1882 u measutrd BY the number Of ytrd1 sold,
tnookh taa money recaved waa hone $7,o0Q uo0
E4; ;uwfng 70 ths general decline In pttee1 The
CHIEF feAt1reso Of TIE business have Seen 4 par-
n9 no1pes1aon OF supply % kastern xuoda, and. 4
RAe Of @kay uailA ials s211faas fqf Vlat 81 v1tn,
, 1870-12-30

This Is = decrease oi Or sSoas pes
cent
value OF paper In the two yeais, We hase N ae-
tua increase In gold values TO the amount OF sully
per cent Ia the receipts Of the year 1870 as cou-
pared with 1861.
Manufactures.
We pnbllshed, about one month ego, a statement
spectalIy compiled for these columns from the
books u ihe Census Commissioner at Washington
3 SUMMARY Of the manufacturing statistics OF
lhts CITY for the past year. The totals gwen were
e Ec ~ rstahllshm enta Lite
WBEes pa1d..-..- .......--.-''.. $ss.SsNStSS99
taQlIAl. esnee11sx9t
Value Of materials. a.--....''....''.-' % ~
In many Of the departments the returns ave
,Ioubtless accurate enough, but In others they
rtry fail to gtve idea Of the value OF the ouat-
uese. -..,..
Take lhe item Of provisions A1oue; the packing
Of beef and pork. The following Will sho" the
difference between the statement and sne truth:
iB<turnid. ArtuaL
Number Ct establishments. .... II 81
Hands employed 6!si
Wages paid R.tul$ t3oM
Csrla. ..................... 1.oDl, ,oo0i 6,fx%.oot
Materials s.................... 5,s5Gl54 s.ooo,oot
Product. ................-.-. e,s7s,sosE lsu0,ool
, 1870-12-30

Remove tho CRnsG.-Cns1kyru~p.
which produces serious and often fatal u,.easea.
Is # moved Gy Ite use OF ur Hclrs's Isost aud
piAt1 ftts. See eAAYelttSemrut.
, 1870-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

Pfuplea Removed nnd the Skin
made smooth by using Juniper Tar SOAP, manu-
1acturei by Caswe1I uazar,i j. CO.. New So1k.
, 1870-12-30

lonnE'S Cnsnph0r Ice Sonp, de-
tightful for winter use Everyone tays it Il The
best soap ever USED. Keeps the ska soft Aa1
AE<sf.A In q 4.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
473

The committee respectfully sug-
gests the Importance of a full dele
CATION from each county to the Con-
vention. The issues to be decided
in the present campaign are of vital
interest to the country.
The Importance of thorough or
ganlzation cannot be too strongly
urged nor can this great auxiliary
to final success be too early atten-
ded to. In this connection, the com
mittee would earnestly recommend
that where county committees have
not already been selected, that in the
call for county conventions, on the
30th of July, notice he given that the
County Central Committees for the
coming campaign will be selected
at that time.
1t is important that each de1ega
ton to the State Convention bring
with them correct list of the Off
GERS and members, with post office
address, of the committees of theil
county, and deliver the same to thif
committee.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
What Will We Do with Him?

The good faith and energy of the
United States in coming to the res
cue of the Canadians in the late
Fenian difficulty has been found. it
is pleasant to know,quite satisfactory
to the England government. The
London Times views the situationt
approvingly and now suggests that
this government has only to convict
and hang Head Center O'Neil, to
acquit itself creditably of the entire
performance. ALI OF which is made
very pleasant and suggestive reading
by our memory of certain little
difficulties yet unsettled between the
Britishers and ourselves. That the
United States marshal, capturing
the Feniau leader in the midst Of a
battle, and General Mead accom-
plishing the arrest of General Glea-
son and Col. Lindsay and seizing
their supplies and ammunition, were
both acting in accordance with in
ternational law and cortesy, not to
speak of technical justice, no one
but Fenian will venture to deny.
That General Grant did his simple,
unavoidable duty, and would do it
again, a dozen times more under
the same circumstances, is equally
plain. But that the Times, which
thought the building and escape of
the rebel cruisers such good and
pleasant joke, should now put so
much stress on our treatment OF
O'Neil as to assert that the peace ol
the two countries depends directly
upon that issue, is quite remarkable.
Supposing, now, that the United
States should see fit to release the
Fenian heroes on their parole OF
stop poking sticks over the border
at the Canadianlion lion. What
would the Tinaesand the fighting min
istr ydosabout it Would Mr.. Thorn
toncall for his papers, advertise his
house for rent, and fly to his insultec
isle ? This is the issue which We are
comming to, for it cannot of course
happen that General !O'Neil will be
executed at our hands. The natior
which forgave the traitors whose
hands for four years were at its o WI
throat, can hardly afford to play the
butcher to crafty those who laughed
at its core distress. If our magnan
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

A meeting, in the interest of the
Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Cont
mental Rail Road, was held
at Kenton, Ohio, on Friday Of
week before last. 1t was attended
by delegates from different counties
along the proposed line. Numer-
Gus and earnest speeches were made
and the following committee to
open books,solicit subscription and
to transact other business, was ap-
pointed, on motion of General Rob-
inson;
Morrow COUNTY,. D. House,
j. J. Gurley, j. A. Beebe, D. Rich
ards, B. Andrews.
MARION CoUNTY.-J. j. Hane, ia
cob Fribly, Nathan Peters, w. w.
Conklin, Dr. j Copeland of Larue.
HARDIN CoUNTY.-Gen Jas. Rob
inson, L. Merriman, j. Crowley, L.
T. Hunt, Thos. Espy.
AUGLA1zE CoUNrY.-Colonel G..
W. Andrews, Henry MILESTONE,
John Rogers, Hugh T. Rinehart,
R. B. Gordan.
MERCER CoUNrY.-F. c. LeBlond,
Seth Snider, John Bets, jr., Chris
tian Schunck, Thornton Spriggs.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
Cure for Corns.

The following receipt is vouch-
ed for in an exchange as sure cure
for corns:
Put the feet for half an hour, two
or three successive nights, in a
strong solution of soda. The alkali
dissolves the indurated cuticle, and
the corns fal! out spontaneously,
leaving small cavity, which soon
fills.
Another writer says:
We know the above remedy for
corns to be effectual. We have
tried it, and found it acts like a
magic. But we do not think strong
solution is necessary. We know of
friend who tried the remedy on
our recommendation, but he made
the solution so strong that, with
the corns, it took part of the skin
off the foot.-From one to two
table-spoonfuls of soda in a small
foot tub of hot water is sufficient to
remove the corHs by letting the af-
flicted member remain in it ten or
fifteen minutes.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

Hon. WILLIAM LAWRENCE, of the
Fourth District of Ohio, is another
of the earnest men to whom the SOL
diers are indebted for carefully
guarding their interests, and striv-
ing to secure payment ofpensio.,s in
the respe tive counties. He has held
manv prominent offices in the Buck
eye State served in the Union Army
as Colonel of the 84th Ohio Infantry
and has been in Congress the past
five years. He is faithful man and
the people of Ohio must return him
to the seat he so ably fills. Mr..
Lawrence is in favor of urging on
the grest battle for the rights of pen
sie ReIa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

Your annual State Convention
will be held atColumbus, ,on Wednes
day, the 10th day of August, 1870,
for the nomination Of candidates for
the following offices, viz: Secretary
Of State, Judge of the Supreme
Court, Comptroller of Treasury,
Member of 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,
July 30th, 1870.
The Basis of Represention in the
Convention will be one delegate for
every five hundred votes cast for
Gov. Hayes, for Governor, i'll 1859,
and one additional delegate for any
fraction of two hundred and fifty
votes and upward In each county.
The following table shows the
vote for Gov. Hayes, in 1869 ,and the
number of Delegates to which each
county will be entitled; viz: