The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-26

men Of our village together for the pur-
pose of organizing military company.
The project is succeeding very well, judg-
ing from the long file of men, drilling in
the. street on Tuesday evening. We hope
the enterprise may succeed, as nothing
adds SO much to the life Of village as
the dress parade of their own well drilled
military. Henry Miller. Esq, good
tactician has the company in command.
WYANDoT. ETC. ESD ss ,sa
Being rendered an invitation to accom-
pany legal gentleman to Antrim town
ship. we took pleasure in accepting it
and on Wednesday morning we left for
Wyandot, at which pace we arrived in
good time to take dinner, at the "Enter
tainment,'' the only Public House in th
village, and conducted by Mr.. Gunder.
Here we met with Bro. Beer Of the Blu
cyrus Forum, armed and equipped with a
double barreled shot shooter, having 10
custody, A. M. Jackson Esq, of the Bu-
cyrus Bar After the ceremony Of in
PRODUCTION, the quartet with empty pou-
ches, gathered around the we'll spread
board OF mine host Gunder, and charged
home upon the edibles SO bountiiully
spread before us. And well and nobly
was the charge continued, until the wants
of the inner man had been satisfied; and
with well filled pouches we retreated from
the scene Of action, all contented with the
ability Of friend Gunder to sustain him.
self in any contest Of the kind. Wyanuot
since last we were there, has made some
improvement, new church edifce had
been erected, and quite number OF new
houses had gone up; all Of which indi-
Gates the thrift and industry Of its ci:i-
znns.7I PIG @f 5% 7-iz6s
We found the representatives of the
"yard stick, were good clever gentlemen.
and each doing a good business. Tho
stock in trade was such as is mostly
found in our country stores. The citi-
zens with whom we became acquainted,
and were permitted to mingle, we dis
covered were perfect gentlemen, and that
not few of them, had fine flow OF
mother wit. Indeed general good feel
ing existed among them, aud notwith stand
ing they differed in politics, as men every
where will differ, that they could joke
each other, without letting 'their angry
passions rise," and "eussing about it.
THIS one feature indicated high state OF
NJ orals, which to our mind, argued well
for the good people of Wyandot. a
Our legal friend having business, we
journied with him to the residence ol
Abraham Brown, Esq, one ofthe JUS
tees for Antrim township. Here We
found quite crowd of persons already
gathered, waiting the opening Of the
court. All things being ready, the case
Of Shyer VS.. Quaintanee was taken up,
and inch by inch its progress was con-
tested by Jackson for the defendant, and
Dcci ioI tuc pIdiuliu.
At times, we feared ther"Union" would
| be dissolved, SO fierce was the contest
but then, we remembered Bro. Beer was
present, and with his two shooter, at
hand would soon have settled the ques-
ton, and with the aid Of a little ofSpald-
ipg's Glue, the breech could have been
mended, Indeed, we never thought
before. that Lawyers became so rontank-
erous, and we were almost, impressed
with the idea that they would tight and
bleed and die" for their clients. There is
no telling what damage might have been
done to the American Eagle, had not we
Of the. Tripod, been present to preserve it
from being plucked to death. But the
fight over, Judge Brown giving his de-
cission, it was strange to see how good
natured the two b. gerant limbs of the
law we're with each other. They crack
ed few jokes with each other, talked
pleasantly together, then shook hands
very cordially and bid each other good
bye, hoping, no doubt, to meet soon
again, to fght over their legal battles =
But where was Bro. Beer all this
while. Disguised with law, he was in
the woods with murderous intent. Il
any squirrels fell that day, it was pre-
meditated act upon bis part-and lie is
guilty Of murder in the first degree. We
found him very clever gentleman and
hope to renew the acquaintance at some
future time-good Inck to him in squir-
rel iEunting. Esa asz5ss-z ~
Passing along the road we noticed the
wheat crop had been cut, and in shocks.
ready to be garnered. The cats, and
corn looked well and indicated good
heavy yield. In fact all the crops now
growing gave evidence of being a full
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Pleased with our jaunt-Pleased with
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