The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-04-20
scribbl;ngs and Clippings.

OVO quarters
MArIs.-How about our mails? We
would like to see our people move il our
mail arrangements.
TUESDAY. - The sun has picked up
courage enough to make his appearance
again.
GoLp.--Some accounts of few large
Jumps of gold, being dug in California
lately. One lump was estimated at $1,000
and another at $4,000.
"Go AND SEE This was the heading
of some bills printed at our office, for the
Niblo Serenaders. Well, we would like
to see the pay for the bills.
RAILRoAD.-The Ohio and Indiana
railroad is progressing very rapidly to
completion. The part of the road upon
which the cars are running, is doing
a good business.
SuMMER.--When does summer come
along in Ohio? The reason we ask this,
is in consequence Of the very cold wealth
er that VIC have experienced in the last
year.
THE PIONEER. R.-This is the name of a
neat and large newspaper, printed in Upper
Sandusky, Ohio, at Sc, per year. A great
many of the citizens of this county must
be ignorant of the fact.
CAUGHT. man was taken on Tues
day evening for stealing.bedding and 9TH
er articles. Probably tie poor fellow
needed bed. He only "took up his bed
and walked"
WAR-The news in relation to the war
in the old country, is very important -
More battles have been fought and great
many men slaughtered. The accounts
say that 1000 Russians were killed in a
late battle.
SIGNs.-Late on Tuesday night, some
blackguards went about town defacing
signs and destroying property. They
must have an ofectionote feeling for the
Penitentiary,
Eg~ A great many rich men in Wyan
dot county do not take the Pioneer, they
say, because we are too independent
What pity, in a free country like Ohio.
An independent editor is entirely too much
for some wealthy men to bear.
CoMpL1MENTs.-We return thanks to
Col. Lee of the Ohio Senate, P. A. Tyler,
ESQ.,, of the House, and Mr. c. Berry, S.
A. A., for documents. Gentlemen, your
letters, though frequent, are very accepti
BILE, and contain very good matter. Do
you take9 t. al1 IS
EE- James K. Stephens, a printer by
profession, committed suicide by taking
laudanum, in Mobile, on the Sd inst
Exchange.
He was either crazy or married man,
for printers die soon enough without ia
king laudanum.
.EE A shocking accident occurred on
the Hudson River Railroad last Monday
evening. The train of cars ran over a
man supposed to have been pedlarsand
literally crushed and tore him to atoms.
-Er.
We think it was crushing accident.
Eg- An exciting scene took place in the
New York Council on the evening of the
18th inst, which resulted in a challenge
to fight duel, from Horatio n. Wild, the
candy man, to John G. Zely.--Er.
If Congressman fight duels, have not
candy men right to do the same?
Ry" The chap who had Conscientious
scruples," disposed of them to a drug
gist.-Er.
Just as we expected. We have seen
just such chaps, going about our town for
long time, but the druggist has hard
bargain.
g- SEPARArED.-It appears from late
news from Lower California, that Walker
and his men have had great difficulty
among themselves. Two of his men,
were tried and shot for attempting to raise
mutiny. We always supposed Walker
was too ambitious to control lot of men.
FIGHr.-Whcn men make beasts of
themselves, then they may expect to be
used beastly. The man who got tight
and broke the windows of one of our GRO
GERS, because he was refused liquor, got a
couple Of bad eyes, we are told. Well,
whisky and sore eyes are suitable com
panions. Let men learn to keep sober.
DRUNK.--On Tuesday, we saw more
men act drunk than we have seen before
about town, in six months. They were
for fight sometimes; at other times, wan
ted to kiss each other, and had quite va
riety of changes in short time. They
must certainly have been thinking Of cas-
ter day, and as that's great time for
eggs, among the boys, few should
have been in use.
Re- The Canton Transcript says that
new Bank is shortly to be established at
Canton, in Stark county, What have
Wing croakers to say now about banks be-
ing unjustly taxed?--Er.