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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

ne ISL ana "a brlgadeS OF ADefcromDe
and Hamilton arrived Tuesday and w ednes
day. The former is located on Monocacy
and Baltimore turnpike, and the latter near
Janesvlle; both about five miles out
Washington Dec. 9.
Tribune's special:
Mr. Gurley, of Ohio, will offer a confs-
1 catory act, providing safeguards against
fraud and for the compensation Of loyal suf
ferers by rebellion:
The Commander of British forces in
Canada has recalled all absent officers, and
is engaged bringing his forces to a hgh state
of efficiency.
Pickett of Blenkers division have been
shot for several days, it was supposed by a
farmer named Cook, who has thrice been
arrested and released by the Chief of the
Staff. and provided with pass.
A deserter from the rebels states that
they have 10000 men at CentervIle and
duly expect attack from us at three points,
Iheie were only 10000 rebels at Manas-
sas. Reconnaissance from MeCalrs divi
sion went ten miles and back They ar
rested several rebels, to,k grain and cattle,
two slaves and other contraband property
No rebel troops were seen.
Six thousand more seanen are wanted
for new naval vessels, and 1000 for the
Mississippi, tlotila
About 100000 has been subscribed to
the national loan California.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 0.
| SAVANNAH, Dec 4.-The News saws the
Federals have entirely evacuated Tybee
Island.
PENSACOLA BAY, Dec. 4.-The Florida
and Pamlico engaged Federal vessel off
Horse Island. The Federal vessel retired
Considerable excitement exists in Ten.
nessee consequent upon drafting.
They desire troops raised on the volun
tree system.
G, w. Johnston, Provisional Governor OF
Southern Kentucky, has issued long mes
sage.
Col. John S. Williams troops number
ing 400, are encamped at Pound Gap,and
are suffering greatly for the want of shoes
blankets and winter clothing.
MEMPuIs, Dec. 4.
The Avalanche OF to Gay says that the
Federal force between Bowling Green and
Loui: vile is $4,000, and that Genl John
ston and Buckner are fully prepared fol
them.
B1RD's PoINT, Dec. 6.
On Friday last the steamer Grompus
took General lumber boat anchored above
with $4,000 feet of lumber, ;nd brought ii
to Columbus.
The Federal troops have left Cairo and
Paducah in large numbers. 1t is supposed
they are going to New Madrid to cut of
jeff. Thompson.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.
A delegation of Indian tribes arrived here
to examine and report to their people, the
true condition or affairs. They express sur
prise at finding things so entirely different
from what they were represented by rebe
leaders.
New YORK Dec g.
Specials state that Senator johnson had
an interview with Mcclellan to day, urging
immediate sending of relief to the loyalists
of Tennessee.
The President favors the earliest advance
of Kentucky's army.
The Herald's special says:
; A deserter states that there were 25,O0(
rebels on the lower Potomac, under Gen
Holiness who are expecting an attack from
our flotilla and forces on the Maryland shore
The rebel steamer George Page has beer
removed to Chopawamsie Greek, and he
guns are to be taken for land service.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
THE SCENE OF THE BATTLE.

Morr:stown is in Granger county, East
Tennessee, about thirty miles south OF
Cumberland Gap. and two hundred and
twenty-six miles east Of Nashville. 1t is
On the line Of the great Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, through which nearly
all the supplies and troops come from the
South to Richmond. 1t is also FIRE in
the rear OF the rebel Zollicoffer. Ii the
report should prove true, and the gallant
Parson is able to maintain himself, this is
by far the most important victory the Un-
ion has yet gained.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS
100000

And uniformly conducts business in the n ost
efficient serviceable and ,atis factor manner.
Prudence and economy, we as good man
agement urges the wisdom of insurance, when
a most reliable kind is obtaiuable at fair rates
and rules.
In this important matter the Fl st essential is
secure the best, and the management of the
4ErNA design especially maintaining integri-
ty for sterling business qualities in the future
as the past, confidently looking for reward in
a greater appreciation and preference from prop
erty owners.
LOOK TO QUALITY.
AS a paramount consideration reverse the rule
making low late OF plemium the chief essential.
for the cheapest rate is too frequent y an index
to the poorest insurance.
AS our rat, are graduated by the laws of
compensation, after ample experience, the
propriety of insurance extends with equal force
to the safer classes of property as it does to
those of more haz ardous nature. The snfer
the risk the lower the percentage the greater
the hazard the higher the premium, So protect
your property by good policy from the 1Er-
Ma.
| l.. a. Drummer, Agt
Pioneer Office, Upper Sandvsky, o.
Decl3'6l-4t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

R Next week eleven officers and two
hundred and forty prisoners of the North
Carolina Regiment WILDE sent to Fortress
Monroe from Fort Warren and releas-
on parole.--An equal number of our men
will be returned from Richmond.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
Thanksgiving.


We learn from our exchanges, thai
Thanksgiving day was generally observed
all over the free, States. In the chur-
in our little village. the people at
tended in very large numbers to return
thanks to the Supreme Being for the ma
q. ny blessings received during the pas,
year. The present war seemed to be the
subject of nearly all the discourses. Es
pecially was it SO in the Eastern cities.
In the cities Of Brooklyn and New York
e. the Revds HENRy WARD BEEcHrR CuA.
PIN. and other celebrated divines, presch.
b. ed to large audiences. In the church o,
& the former, at the close of the service
the people rose en- mosse, and sung the
National Anthem" In that Of Mr.
hcCHAp1s, the -Star Spangled Banner'
was sung, with thrilling effect. And in
y nearly all was the service closed by the
singing Of Patriotic Hymns, f'a'''as
Western Virginia, for tie first time ir
history celebrated the day wi.h appropri
ate ceremonies. @s flasF =
Verify, what eventful times these are
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

It can be applied by any one,
and when finished forms a perfectly FlRE Poor
surface, with an elastic body, which cannot be
inuI ed by HRAT, ColD or SToRMs SHRINKING
of Roor BOARDS nor any external action what
ever,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
FROM KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. :


Several letters from Somerset and Stan
ford OF the 9Th inst. just received, say
that the Federal forces under Gen. Shoeff
have been compelled to retreat this side
of Somerset, that the rebels, ten thousand
strong, crossed Cum berland River ant
are marching on Somerset Men, women
and children are leaving Somerset in ev-
cry possible conveyance and rushing into
Stanford. The Sanford people think
Shoef should be reinforced. The Dem
ocrat, editolially, thinks Shoeff's purpose
in falling back en- Somerset is to catch
Zollicoffer in trap. =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

P. Shy the way (po. S the above
"Kanounk" is as near the dutch orthogra
ply OF enough as we can come at tin
the condition we are in. @*@
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
The Arrest OF Mason and s,idon.

As yet, we have not heard from Eng
land, with reference to the arrest Of Ma :
SON and SLIpELL, the R. bel Commission.
srs. captured by Capt. WILkss. But may
soon expect to hear. In fact. the next
steamer may bring us some news on
, that head. There is no doubt on. that
the English Press will teem with articles
abusing the American for daring to board
an English vessel. and at the time, fly
ing the Enghsh flag. 1Jnz
q. They will, especially the Times-look
upon it as an act not TO be overlooked by
their Government. and one for which
they should demand a prompt apology.
Judging from the tone Of the Canadian
Press, they will first storm and bluster.
and afterwards cool down, and become
temperate. England must remember,
that she herself has * rcised the right to
overhaul neutral vessels on the high seas;
and In more than one case has an Amer.
ican. ship been boarded for the purpose ol
search. as15 .assfgas s1e2
However, we perceive that our Cana.
dian friends are beginning to brush up
they are putting their Notifications in or.
Gder, and are also about to call out 10. .OO(
volunteers for the defence of their from
tiers. We trust our Executive will b,
decided in his policy towards England
and not allow the latter to bully him int
rendition of Messrs MASON and SL1DELL
These gentlemen we want to keep a
home, as they require little attention.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.

A delegation of Indian tribes arrived here
to examine and report to their people the
true condition or affairs. They express sur
prise at finding things so entirely different
from what they were represented by rebel
leaders.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

CtHEAT q eady made Clothing at
" -. G G WORTH'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

,EHEY will not be undersold AZ the
NEW CASH STORE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec, 7

OF. LOUIS. Dec. I.
Mer'phis papers Of the 9Th have dis
patch from Richmond announcing the ap-
pointment OF Gen. Heath, OF Virginia, to
command the department of Missouri,
virtually superseding Gen. Price
Same papers say that there is great
excitement at Nashville in regard to draft
ing troops.
r Some 10000 troops have arrived at
Columbus, KY, since the battle of Bel
mont and are rapidly concentrating there.
They declare that 5000 men cannot
take the position.
A telegram from East Pensacola re.
ports the Federal fleet off Horn Island,
CHICAGO, Dec T.
The Memphis Avalanche of Dec. 5h
contains the following:
CoAsT OF PAMLIco, Dec. 4-The
Florida and Pamlico engaged the Federal
fleet off the east end of Horn Irland at 9
o'cloek.-The Federal forces retired.
RICHMOND. "a, Dec. 4,-Col. Henry
Heath, of Virginia. has been appointed
Majo' General and supersedes General
Price in com mand of the Department in
Missouri.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
CINCINNATI, Dec. s.

The Commercials Frankfort dispatch
says: The conduct of the President in modi
tying Gameron's report, and the great conf
dence which is placed in Mcclellan. Buell.
and Halleck is having an influence to clam
the anxiety of Union men. If the Govern
ment adopts Cameron's policy it would de
moralize if not destroy the Union party in
Kentucky. Several men who fled from
Letcher and Perry counties were in Frank
fort yesterday, appealing for protection a
gainst Williams and his gang, who have
invaded those counties, plundering people
driving off stock, and in some instances xii
ling Union men,. .. E.
A report that Zoilicoffsr his crossed the
Cumberland, is discredited bv some persons
here 'saf 81
Gen. Schoeff occupies a hill three quarters
/ of mile this side OF Somerset with but S,
900 men.
FREDERICK, Md. Dec s.
The Sd brigade of Gen. Banks amy
Gen. Williams commanding, arrived hert
and passed through the city to the encamp
ments three miles ont on the Hagerstoxr
turnuike
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13
KANSAS CRY, Dec I.

Drake, with a band Of rebels, entered In
dependence last night and arrested several
Union men and forced them to take the
oath that they would not take up arms
against the Southern Confederacy. This
morning they took possession of the stage
leaving for Lexington, but through the,inhu
ence of some secession citizens it was re
stored.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

BIRD's POINT, Dee 6.
On Friday last the steamer Grompus
took General lumber boat anchored above
with $4,000 feet of lumber, md brought it
to Columbus.
The Federal troops have left Cairo and
Paducah in large numbers. 1t is supposed
they are going to New Madrid to cut off
jeff. Thompson.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-13

The. lst and Cd Brigades of Abercrombe
and Hamilton arrived Tuesday and w ednes
day. The former is located on Monocacy
and Baltimore turnpike, and the latter near
GAINESVILLE; both about five miles out
Washington Dec 9.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-18

& $50 DRY H1de9. -,
THE highest market price. IN CASH paid FOL
Il Dry Hides, or Boots and Shoes exchangec
for the same at cash prices. n. FRANZEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-18
Influence of Smiles.

A smile is indeed thing o. beau
ty. Whether living on the lips of
gladstone youth, or Pickering on the
dying features of WORKOUT age, At
holds beauty still. Whether max
ing loneliness yet more winsome,
or rendering ugliness less .repulsive
than its wont, a smile yet holds its
Hature-yet it is beautiful. Mag
ic turks therein, and sways the hu-
man heart as words never can
quickens its quiet pulse, or soeths
and Gains the hurried throb as they
may need. And beneath the en-
couraging influence of one sweet,
upholding smile, the heart itself may
change its mood-may yield lis mad
intent, if not cast out forever its E.
vii promptlngs and its dark propen-
sites. And SO may the smiles of
derision madden beyond what the
utmost words can do, even as the
smile fpraise will spur humanity to
great and noble deeds beyond the
approach ofall other prompting
Its silent power sinks in the heart,
and heals some new made thrust,
as sweeily and gently as falls the
mysterious due from heaven. Anai
the smile Of love it beams in IL
mothers eyes as she sees b.
in her infants face and
laugh of unknown joy
darling babe. 1t. pl
stronger and more T.
ie on the maiden's
tenance, as her hes
her far-seeing eye.l
to look Of lofe lo5
cicr-r-I
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Ayers CathartiC Pills

FT,uE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
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purgahve which Is known to man. lurrmcraoie proon
are shown that these have virtues which surpass In
excellence the ordinary medicines and that h"Y WIN I'M
ptsercutedy uIon the esteem Of all usu They are sale
and pleasant to take bat powerful to Their penc
tra, properties stimulate The vital activities OF the body,
remove the olrtrnetios Of Its organs, purify the boo
aud expel disease They PuTEe cut the oui hois WHICH
breed and grow dstempeT, stimulate sluggish or dsof
dered organs their natural action and int hea'y
tone viii, strength the whole system. Net oRiv do
they cure the everyday complaints OF every boy out
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have bHiec
the best Of human skin. While they produce powerful
effects tisy are nj tine In diminished dcses TIE
..-t aud best physie that he employed for children
Being sugar coated they pleasant TO 'ake ans o@ins
pur,i, vegetable are free any risk Of harm Cures
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by men Of e1sted position and character
n, In forbid The suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clssvyraen and pyseians have len their names 10 c.rf
fy to the palbis the reliability q my rens's' white our
sse have sent the sssnrHnCe Of their eon'ieton ,h
nv Preparations contribute immensely 70 ihe ieei VI nj
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tn. Ar.rt below ms asd Is Iens-d - furnish gratis my
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Heartburn HvalArhe arising fr.n f'nl Stomach N~'f
.-a Indigestion Morbid Irar;iOn 81 the Bowels I'D ldih
ar.n. tcrpffnn fisulsney, los. cf Appetite aH c'c~r-
Gus and Cutaneous DISEASES which require an e'asnsh'
Medicine scrofh or Kings Evil. They also. 10y purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
r,,n,aints which II would not lie supposed they S"rl
r-ach snsh Deafness Partial f'ndhr-s Nrnr-,a ann
Nr,nr, Irrr.bi,y pcran genet IL the Liver aud aid
news 0out and other kirireA complaints arising trtm
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,eu compares With this In IT. intrinsic rHinc nr curative
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aud they should bA's IT, .f...t se fr-Ir-
Prepared ny Or. J. C. AfER.
Practical ana Analytical Chemist Lowell. Mass
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-07-18
MOLLY.

Here's health 10 merry Molly,
With her pretty face and jolly,
When with whom 'twere sheerest fJlly,
E'en 10 dream of melancholy!
With her manners so coqueitish-
Half persuading and half Pettish,
And her airs So self-reiyng,
That she seems mankind defying.
she's dangerous, witching creature
Mischief turks in every feature.
And her laughing eye expresses
] More than lip or tongue confesses!
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ASyYZA snra, anr Irritation or SorsnesB Of Tar
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1N9SYWHST1 M CoWsxnsyfton, Bronchitis A.fAss4
sad CstarsA, Clear 4r6 giye
NLJHN ST. snptA ~ TIE voice ~
PURL1C ~REA K ERE AND
A1NGEMA.
rev arv Aware Of the Importance Of cheching
Cough ox"comm0n ColdV IN iis Arst stage that
wAteA In tAe begining wealA yisld 70 mild roneay
II neglected soon attacks the LrDgs. .sD,esn :
Bron. htdi 1rocAss,' containing demulcent ingrs-
dicnts, Allay Pulmonary ana bronchial irri tatlcn
1MO WNsk .ThAl trouble In my Threat, tfor
fHOC0ESisbich the 1rocAeso are . spt cihc,1
lhsving made mo often whispsrer.s
s6& .8{sHM Ia1 N. r. WILLIS.
HI . wNsei sK fscommend their use 70 FuS-
TAOCA Is lac SPEAKKRs.'. 4s al
Rev. r. II CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely service
AA fablc for HvANBxNEss."
sEGEg New. n. MAkD BEEcnRR.
DROWNss "Alsost instant relief in shs
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liar TO AsrsaA.'
80 z9---z ---=--Aer.A-C- -EaaLEsInK.-
D0OWNss "Contaia no. Opium Or any thing
TAOOAkstthst IL Injurious. :.
Dr. A. A. HAYES,
CAemas, Bosfsm.
"a simple and pleasa Mt com hins-
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TnOOHEs Bostsa.
a Beneficial in BRoHcMTfs,"
Dr. ~. W. lane,
nx OWNS Bosfs..
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8 WHooPiAG Couon."
| key. IL. VI. WARREN.
t2 bostUa.
1BR WINS "Bencfcial when compelled a,
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| Rev, Sd Y. ANDERSON,
4A 81. Lc lts.
/ HIM WINS "EvrkcTuAL In removing th
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/ Throat, 80 common With nrEAK8k
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! Prof. n. STACY JOHNSON,
| aAB La 0rangs, GS.
| BROWNS Teacher OF music southern
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/ H6reat benefit when taken afte
preaching, ~ they prevent Hcarse
BROWNS news. From their past effect,
i II Oa MES think that they will " Of persnancn
i advantage to me-
Kew. II. kOWLEY, A. NJ,
8ROWNsS Prest Athens College,
i III OCn - Tennessee
0Soh by Ill Druggists nj ~
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1b6O. sEall ana Winter 166O.
SUPPLIES Just MECLlvID!
!. S.n.EUrcEisoS. JAMES DEwEY.
HI 1cHIn6oN + IEwkY,
nEHCnANT TAlLOkS,

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IL Az lust received ~ their fashionable Tailor
j Ing A.. FURNISHING La establishment, . ehosce
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oonstAnlIs receiving The New tvfA and fniLdel-
phia tAshions Ana xpectlaIi. soiisata no
good work .ldth he mAtsri 10 give them call
Uctb, aiy AlAIAIASUA 4 UEMkl.
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DlnECT IMp0KTATl0K
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S. W.AH. TUCKER,

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Keokuk Drug Store.
etf,h.slreet. bet. Masn r nienaean
1KEOKUK, IOWA.

ALAR6 Eassoytment ofDru9s
II Chsmica 10 Instruments ana
Fancy articles just received .
the above establishment com
.prising all thA NOV Ehamisa
Preparations, ,Tilden = Fluid Ex
tracts Trusses Abdominal SsP
porters, pessaries, >peculsGs q
oil kiudi. StethoScopcs, Catks
ters, SpsrmatosrhCs Rings, AMI
some splendid cases Of Char
risrc' . superior instrsmcnts.
These articles having beenss
lsctsd with special reference /
the known wsnts OF the profc
the best terms to Physicians sl
April lo.dAU
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Keokuk Book-BindeIy.
AMI BLANK BOOK AANUFACxOhh.
ALANk Hooks nAde and = slsAts sny rvfeirsc
0pattern. Court Records u sstiess DocA Il, As
esssfss Books Pc books, sc. 40. furnished II
ohort notice.
Ola Booka, AAgA sines, II usie y Q. ,bound errs-
koana IN spy siy ~ ..csaxea
k1~Ay BiEdery wali be found in McCunss
Building cor nor ct Main Ind oseonc-sts.
sep lid lsAAL n fkAkGE.
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Spil ser Mrntec.

WafDtnstpn 7. Dft, e,etern Rad.
mitta9 belt Sen. 6UOfer GeOlif il6er feline Sri,
9aos, 4 aesimeHter III. MaHa6, 26. @snnl.
2. Stem 6amplb. uno L. @fid.) iparen In Qtnte,
paS 5, 9laia6. mar auf Dienlt IN Marplanb
abpeleno. Die Nesue 9erei9te Dem General
CUR 9rS6ten @enugtDuuM9.
Die Dtseipltn nrc pae aepbere Der III Bal1-
in9tpn ltationirtm Sruppen bat cine auberOrs
NentltA erfrenltHe @eranperung erlitten, Die
5altun9 Der 2eute 1T jest purhipes cine iolpatts
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