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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

no. i72)
United STATS or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

-
United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
NHEEs.As, libel 81 information been fled in the
District Court OF the United States, within and for tie
Seventh Circuit and District q Indiana On the 9Th
day ~ October. lsG2, by John Hanna Esq Attorney
Of the United Sa:es, for The District Of Indiana against
hry nine shars a cafal stock q the Terre Uaue and
achn. Railroad Company, and ninety (7) dol
aF- ana hity cents cab dividends accrued thereon
n1s u me treasurer Of ad Company, for violation
NE powers u an act 81 Congress approved July H.
iooz entitled An sct 20 suppress insurrccfo 10 punish
treason ana Rebellion. 70 seize and conscate the prop
cry orees and Tor otherpurposes" and praying sess
against SAID property and thar the may lie con-
ueiea and Soid a. enemies property.
Now therefore. N pursuance of the mention under the
seal ~ said court 10 directed and delivered do here
oy give pubic notice To all persons claiming property
o. any ParitheTeof in any manner interested therein
maj they be and appear before the said District Court IL
TIE United States 20 be held city 81 di.s.aiis
~ ana Tor the District Of Indiana the third Mnraav IL
November next AZ ten O'Clock ~ the forenoon ~
hen and there 10 intcrpose their claims aud To make
their allegations IN that behalf
d. g. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal.
Per J. :. BiGELOw, Deputy.
JOIN H. REA. Clerk noyl-d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

Fa1HE ADVERTISER. 4 PRAC flCAL PRINTER, WELL
4 acquainted with Book AMI Job Work. but having
recently ls The of his left To disable him
from doing Pes work, dcsires situation Compassion
Foreman in genteel establishment any where in
the State. Being able read, write, AVID speak English
and German would not object to enter upon Rookkeep
ing Clerking in county lawyers office. Wages no
object, but permanent ard pleasant home desired Adj
dress GOOD WILL.
nl2-dlSw Warren, Huntington Co., Ind.
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Corrections.

Incorrectly we placed the name of JONI b.
LEMoSD. as the Representative from Dubois
county, on our list OF the members elected to the
present Legislature. Mr.. LEMosD was the nomi
nee OF the Democracy for that position before
the election, but he died previous thereto.
Another Convention was held and b. X.
KEMP. Esq, was nominated in the place OF
Mr.. LIMoSD, and was elected by the following
vote: For B. X. KEMP, Democrat, ,2l9; for ii.
Nicholson. opponent, l2l-making the majority
of the former 1913, enough, we think, to satisfy
any reasonable man. Mr. KEMP is a clever gen
shadow of turning
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U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
GO. I7s)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF INDI-

no l7s-)
.VTNTTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF MD
ANA-SS
Where's, libel 81 information has been fled IN the
District Court q the United Sfaes within ard for the
Seventh Circuit and u rc Il Indiana the 18th day q
November lS63. by John Hanna, ESQ. Attorney of the
United State for tine District ~ Indiana. against the fol-
lowing described person al estate IN the county Of Ham
ton, IN toe state IT Indiana. to-~i certain Judgment
for the 6f 93l 90 less the Of ~f3 IS. and
against George W. Rector Tor the Violates 81 fhe power
Of &C; Il Congress approved 1uly L. 1851, entitled
act suppress inrreciion 20 punish treason and
belon seize and conscats the property Il rebels and
lsr Other purpose. and praying Process against d
properly, and that the may be condemned and sold
a. enemies property
Now therefore, IN pursuance % the monliion under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered, do here
by give public notice AL persons claiming said prop
eTty, any part thereof. IN any interested
therein that they De and appear before the said the
District Court q the Omitted States. be held AZ the cts
of indianapolis in ard for the District indiana on the
FIRST Monday 0 December next. ten o'clock q the
Of hat day then and there o. nterpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. u. :. Marshal.
BY J. $ BGEtow, Deputy.
Attest
JOHS II. REA Clerk. novl5-dl4t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOuNCE VIZ. PDsEoS, Of Knox county. as candidate
President the of Commissioners sink
ing Fd subj the decision OF the gisatye Caucus
ofthe Democratic members of the Legislature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24

The second draft in Connecticut has been in
definitely postponed. IL was 10 have taken place
on the 18th instant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-24
NO. 1T1)
1 NiTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

~ DIANA. s..
NiEEA- libel q Information has been ned in tie Dis
etCouTt oi the United States within a for The seventh
Sei and District 81 Indiana on ihe 18th DAY q sept lss2
by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney for he rutes Sis,e-
Tor iae Dstret 81 Indiana against stallion seized ia
f1tam county, Indiana fer violation 81 the pouets 81
an Act Congress, approved July IL, 1ss2 entitled An
act 70 suppress instruction, punish treason ara rebel
Hon. TO seze and concse the property OF rebel. and for
erty and thai The same may be condemned and sod a.
ENEMIES property.
Now therefore, ~ pursuance of the under the
seal q said court 20 directed aud delivered a. 49,
BY give public notice 20 all persons claiming sa proD~rtv
any part thereof. In any manner tsrs
hat tbey le ami appear before the said Drcf Court ~
the United States, 10 be held the city Of ndian.n,
IN and for the District of Indiana on the third Norax az
Novemb-r next. Al Tn O'Clock the forenoon Of fh.t
day then and there % nferose their claims and a. .l
their allegations Ia that behalf
II. g. ROSE, L. ;. Marshal
Peri = BsakI0~. Desaty.
JoHs n RIA Clerk ,oyss,.,
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TgxHE CITIZENS or MARION COUNTY. INDIANA.
hereby notified that the Assistant ASSESSOR
books will be kept open for examination their oc in
Talbot News Building, until the 10th day % November
All appeals taken from their assessments must he
male IN writing and len with and the 2lst and pa
Of same month will hear aus determine All apueaIs
made Parties interested viii please upon u al that
time W. A. BRADSHAW
Assessor Sixth District II Indiana.
d = -
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From the London Punch.
Cassius of New YORK and Francis,
Late of Naples.

CaSS1uS OF new YORK ana
Late of Naples.
We publish the following correspondence pur
ct simple. 1t needs no comment:
NO 81
CAssIus TO FRANCIS.
Honored Sir-Reverting to our correspondence
of the lst of April, ! have the high satisfaction
to announce that have succeeded in winning
A. b. and q. over to my opinion, viz: that one
Monarchy is preferable TO two Republics. Under
these circumstances will you accept the crown?
Profoundly yours, CAssIus CLAY.
To II. NJ. z. NJ. FRANCIS, late of Naples.
(No. 4
FRANCIS 10 CAssIUs
Sri will; but mind, there must be no habeas
corpus. nor any antiquated nonsense OF that sort
Yours, &C., FRANCIS.
To CAssIUs CLAY.
NO. 81
CAssius to Francis
Honored Sir-We are all agreed-there must
be no habeas corpus nor any antquated nonsense
of that sort. Any further requirement will meet
with our prompt submission.
Profoundly yours, CAssiUs CLAY.
To II. NJ. 4. NJ. FRANCIS, late of Naples.
NO 81
FRANCIS to CAssIUs
Sir--Remember. | allow no press in my do
minions unless il has Government screw to it.
Yours, &c, FRANCIS.
To CAssIus CLAY.
(No.7)
CAssIus TO FRANCIS.
Honored Sir-Your wishes have been antci
patel. We have no press without Government
screw TO il. Profoundly yours CAssius.
To II. NJ. f. NJ. FRANCIS, late of Naples
NO g.
FRANCIS to CAssIUs
Sir am pleased to find you fall la so readily
with my views. OF course you will understand
there is to be no Parliament, Chamber OF Depu
ties, Congress. or similar nuisance And. by the
bye, you have not mentioned the Civil List.
Yours. &c, FRANCIS.
To CAssIUs CLAY.
(No.9)
CAssIus to FRANCIS
Honored Sir-Civi List at YOUR discretion
Nav hope. under the regime, TO be ap
pointed Principal Polsher in ordinary OF your
Majesry's bootsy Profoundly yours.
CAssIus Clay.
To IL. NJ. +. NJ. FRANCIS, late OF Naples
(No. l0)
FRANCIS to CAssIus.
Sr-Certainly not: require my Prime Min
lister 10 polish my boots; you may polish his II
you choose. Yours. &c, FRANCIS.
To CAssius CLAY
mo. IL
CAssius To FRANCIS.
Honored Sr-lou may command me in anv
way. but earnestly solicit the favor of being
allowed to put my brushes on the steps Of the
English Ambassador Yours. profoundly.
CASsIUs CLAY.
To II. NJ. 4. NJ. FRAScls,
Expectant Grand Lama of the
Re United States
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III. SEEGBX'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. - cL.er Fl cmcaoo. IA
Branch oHce-vo = Nor = r-.A s,rr~t -, Louis. No
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CRoCERS.
w VI. GLENN & SONS i.
Wholesale GrOcers,
1Oand ~ Vine street. between Second
ana Pearl streets,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

"yE INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF DEALERS TO
w our large and well assorted stock II Groceries,
Cordsse wcoden-wsre, &c, which we offer al close
rates 20 cash buyers. nOvas-d3w
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BANK NOTICE.
WANTED.
ESTRAY.


GsTRAYFD FROM THE SUBSCRIBER On FRIDAY
- night, Nov. l4th, TWO HORSES. One dark iroT
grey six years old aud II hands high the other darl
BAY about four five years old. and hands high. Boil
have the letter s branded on the left rump.
Any person giving any information where the above
he found. returning the same to the staoe Of Ian
dis & Mills will be suitably rewarded.
novl7 -d:Stswlt WIN II SPAHR.
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U. S. MiARshAL's NOT

Dr.. seeIey viii be at the Bates House for . few :
Call and examine for yourselves n-fi@
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NO. 81

We publish the following correspondence pur
ct simple. 1t needs no comment:
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mo. l7s.)
STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

Attest: JoHN II. RIA. Clerk.
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no. To-
EMITTED sraTE>oF AMERICA, DIS

Attest:
JoHN II. REA, Clerk.
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execution of every mo:emei:t. l passed
over the battlefield after the action, and
n most horrible sight was presented to the
observer Where the enemy made the
charge, pools of blood were to be me St
plentifuIly found, and the same were to
be seen along the line of retreat. Their
ranks must have been terribly thinned
by our we'll directed fire, and severe
forces are completely demo,alized, and
will hot attack lis again. However, we
are still prepared, if they are not yet sat-
isfed They may depend, we will give
them the best tiirh we have in the camp
BYTnoNG.
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Thanks.
Our cleser friend, A. d. triboictt has
placed us under obligations to him, by
presenting US with 3 package Of sugar.
If this is one of the foreign hir$ that he
caught during his recent TIP to England
and the Contiusht, we wish all our riler-
chat. friends Mould raise the wind for
such jaunt, and come home with the
same kind Of feelings in their hearts to-
ward the Printer. We wish 9ti5. all
kinds of success, knowing that as he sue
ceeds in life his feelings will run out in
generous acts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24
The Greatest Oisoovsr- Of the Ace.
Oct10- I'm

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age:
Farmers, families, aiid others can pur-
chase no remedy equal to Tobias Vene-
tian Liniment, for dysenterv, collie, Group,
chronic rheumatism, sore throats, tooth
ache, sea sickness, cuts, burns, swellings,
bruises, old sores, headache. mosquito
bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back, &c.
If it does not gits relief the money will
be refunded. All that is asked is trial,
and use it according to the directions.
DR. ToB1As--Dear Sir: [ have used
your Venetian Lniment in my family for
number Of years; and believe it to be
the best article for what it is recommend
ed that l have ever used. For sudden
attack Cf Group it is invaluable. l have
no hesitation III recommending 1t for all
the uses it professes to cure. l have sold
it for many years, and it gives entire
satisfaction. ChAs. II; Trimmer
Quakertown, n. j.. May 8, 1853
Price o5 and SO cents Sold by all
druggists Office, Sc Cortlandt Street,
New York. Ct.
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Dr Robaok's Scandinavian Rsnodies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ
is effected, depend upon it the blood
which is the food and sustcnance of eve
ry organ, is full of corruption! My Scan.
dinavian Blood Pills aud blood Purifier
break up the source of disease in the
fluids of the body. They purge and pu.
rify the elements Of the blood. Hence
their quick and complete cures in dys
pepsia, scrofula, eruption: fits, tumors
NERVOUSNESS, kidney complaints, piles
low fevers, debility. rheumatism, heed
ache, want of sexual vigor, ETC., etc..-
These Remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world. See advertisement.
Oct10- I'm
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abdsY's Laay's Book.

a5dsy's Laay's Book.
The verdict ola cotempof;iry is so pithy
and to the point, in relation to this justly
celebrated magazine, that we give it, en-
dorsing every syllable, =" 1t has no equal;
and we are not 10th to predict it never
will have, as long as Cooley retains its
publication: Its enormous circulation
only admits of making the book what it
is; dis no other work of the kind can fur
nish shch splendid engravings, patterns,
embroidery, and such large variety Of
reading matter, for the low sum of three
dollars year."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24
Democratic Rejoicing.

democratic KeJoleing.
Our Democratic ffiemdsj for the past
few days, have carried smiling faces, and
their step is as elastic as if they were on
springs. This state of feeling OH their
part has been produced by the result OF
the recent elections, and they have plumed
their wings for flight on much grand
er scale in the future-Providehce and
the Union party permitting. Well, We
must confess that, taking the result OF
the recent election into considerations
they have had some grounds for exulta-
ton, seeing it from the stand point they
occupy, and we hope they will make the
most OF it, for it may be that the tables
will soon be turned, and tho fun and the
laugh be ON the other side of the house:
But with all their oterfowing of Joy,
there is grief mixed with their cup of re-
joicing-Yallandigham, the head and
front of the party, the man who gloried
in the fact that he heter voted dollar
to aid the government i'll the support OF
the war. or advocated measure that
.ooked toward the incredse Of the army,
has been defvatcd-defeated by that true
patriot and soldier, Robert Scherck, who
has on more than ohe battle held exposed
his person to the murderous fire of the
rebels. So that whilst they give free
vent to their jublant feelings, there Is
deep down Iii their souls feeling Of sad
ness at the loss Of their fttightiest thief:
tiln-wlth his loss the Victory in Ohln is
not compete, end they know it and feel
II. But "ith all this is u high day with
them, and they manifest it by their good
natured Jokes and joyous faces But the
Union men OF the county and State should
not feel discouraged, or grow i'll natured
and out of htmor with their political OBJ
ponents; for they should remember that
it is but meet the victors should enjoy
and properly celebrate the triumph OF
their fight: Let the Union part; learn a
lesson of wisdom from the recent defeat,
and in the next battle be more earnest,
"atchful and persevering, and success
will crown their efforts.
For our own part, we enjoyed their
victory in seeing how good it made them
feel; and although differing widely with
them on grave questions of public policy,
and believing that their triumph Just at
this time will hare a depressing effect up
ON the plans of the government, in carly
ing forward tigorous prosecution of the
war, yet as lover of our free institutions
and one who has ever and always bowed
to the voice of the people, when legiti-
nately expressed through The ballot-box,
we are content, and shall regard it as The
verdict of the people, for the present, in
favor OF Democratic measures.
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Sale
Of Real Estate.

In pursuupce of an order granted by the Pre-
bate Court Of Wyandot Count, Ohio will
offer FOR Sale. at Public Auction, OH the
s5th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1859.
at o'clock, P ~. upon the premises. the fol-
lowing described Real Estate situate In the
County of Wyandot, and State OF Ohiu; to Wit:
The South West quarter of the South Wet
quarter of Section Seventeen III in Township
two r. South If Range Fifteen fi5. East, con-
taiuing FORTY ACgEs:
APPRAISED At $500.
TtRxs OF SALE: One third IN hasd. one third
in QUE year. and one third in two years fiom III.
day of salc with interest, the payments to be
cured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
JOHN N. RlCHEY!
Admir- Of ISAAC Portsoa; dec't,
Aug, Al, 1862 lw
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ARES OF ADVERTISING.

(card1 lines OF ttss, Yeur. % y"
p A redus,.oii 6f S per cent, fiom the
sbbvs f:!cs " III be made fer Cash.
Tile sp-ce occupied by 10 lines Of the type
composing the body Of the dveltisement, will
be considered a square.
All transient advertisements, will be con;
sidcred square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Admitist fGtiou, Attachment, Road and Ditch
N6'iccs, must be baiu for in advance.
Advertise mrhts Inserted for an indefinite
ime will / e cha rged for until ordered out.
When yearly adsertisements are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
L. a. BRUNNER, PkuftiEroH.
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100000
MALE or FEMALE AGENTS

TO SELL
Lloyd's New Steel Plate County Colored
Map of the United States, Cauadas.
and New Brunswick,
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10.
1862 cost 20, COZ dollars to engrave it and one
years time:
SupeI ior to any Ten Dollar Map ever made
by Cotton Of Mitchell, aid sells at the low
price of fifty cents 370,0G0 nantes are engrav.
ed on this msp.
1t is not oily Cbunty Flap, But it is also
COUNTY END RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas, combined iu
one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION,
and distances between.
Guarantee any Woman OF tnan 3 to doila-s
per day, and will take back al maps that eau
not be Sold and r~fand the money
ScGd for o1e dollars worth to try.
PriIted i.ist uc.ions how to CANVASS well, fur.
nshed all cur agents.
Want4d-A stnart man, as Ml1olessle Agent
FIR our Maps, in eTe y State, Canada, Eng land
aad California. fortune may be made with
4 small capital.
IT. LLOYD,
-. no. 164 Broadway, New YUfk
The War Department uses our Map of Fir-
gipia Maryland and Pennsy lvania. cost 100000
dolta's on which is marked Thoroughfare Gap,
Bull Run Mountains, Seneca Greek, Millbrook
Mills. L Glands Ford, and all others the Po-
tomac. and every other place i'll Maryland, Vir
ginia and Pennsylvania, or EoEey refunded.
Price es Csnts.
From the Tribune, August g
MAI OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND PENSsYL-
vANIA.-Ne have received from J. T. Lloyd. No
l64 Broadway, New York, a copy of his Map
of Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania, cor
rected up 10 1862, from surveys by Capt Powell
of Y S Typographical Engineers. The Map it
very lsrge its cost is but 25 cents, and it is the
best which be purchased.
Sept. 10, '62-47-3t
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+ II T. PION EE r.
rs PUBLISHED
fsidap Morhing,

IN SECOND STORY OF WORTH PETER BLOCK
atthe low rate Of one dollar and nifty cents Il
naid in advance; aud two doliifs IL payment
} delayed six nionths.
s. NJ. PETTENGiLt & co.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and . State ST.,
Boston.
are our agents tor the Pioneer III those. cities.
and art nuthofixed to take advertisements and
subscriptions for as at our lowest rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
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1869. 1863
PENASYlVNI CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

2S5 MILES DJUBLE TRACE.
with its conhections.)
Is A FIRST CLASS ROUT;
FOR SAFETY COMFORT AND SPEED.
TO ALI THE EASTERN CITIESl
THE TRACK is STONE BALLASTED
AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM DUSTl
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHIuA j..
(with close con INJECTIONS from western cItes.)
ALL CONNECTING DIRECT FOR NEW
YORK.
THROUGH III y E T. ii A
AND CLOSE CONN NECTIONS AT HARRIS.
BURG FOR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
CONNECTING AT HARRISBURG VIA
ALLENTOWN,
With Three Daily Trains to New
York.
TRANSPORTATION
MERCHAN DIE.
PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK
CARRIED WITH DESPATCH,
AT THE LOWEST RATES
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Sup,
Altoona, Pa.
W. H. HOLMES. Gen. Pass Agt.,
lndianapalis, Indiana
isn3l'62 -ly.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, May 10Th, 1862,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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1saae nsFshouss' i, Court Of Common o. ris'''
Martin Winch. Wyandot County Ohio

The said Martin Winch a nourosid, ut q The
State Of Ohio is notified that tbe above :e.irn
has been commencen BY the plaintiff as,assign-
ee and owner Of a claim for work and labor r, r
formed by George Gibson for rdefrndart t, amgun
ting to $50 25, claim for goods sold defend
ant by Jamss Culbertson amounting to SIG 80
and claim for livery bill due from the ,fef,
dant to David 4, f seistel, amounting to Sss5
all Of which amounts have heen assigned to. nd
assumed BY the plarntlff who CLAIMS fudgm-ut
Toy One Hundred and six DollsAs ard Seventy.
two Ce,,ts, with iuterest from The 12na day &c
July 1864. Ana achf,eut has been issn-d aud
the defendant is rtqui,sa to answer on or b, f. .
the 27th day of September a. D 1863 or iudcI
ment will be rendered ,agg ginst him by defsun,>
I'D. SEARS, Attn, for Tlsiu,iff
augs' s2-6t.g
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GoiSa NORTH.

All trains mike close coInections at Clyde,
with trains on the 9. & I. Road, both East and
West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
marrh2l 81,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24

New Arrival.
Simon d Oppenheinrer hare received
their Fall and Winter stock Of clothing.
Call and see them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24
Especial to the Pioneer.)

MGESErLLEs, Oct. 18th, 8 P. NJ.
MR. EDtroR,-lt is with pleasure seat
myself this pleasant evening, to recount
the incidents Of the terrible battle which
has been raging in this vicinity since
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24

DARLING's COUGH and cos ST ErrrnH
~ REMEDY an article that c-,i'i he e4c.i:-t:
has Just been recei, I'd at the drug s,o,s III,
jin $50, T.>n'StF
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-24
PiTTsBURG. FURTwAYNE d CHICAGO
RAILWAY.

I0N;sa aa.sksR skss
On and after Sunday, May 4th trains viii
cave this station until further orders as FOLLOW
GOING EAST
Dsy Exprcss and Mail. .....i..:. ,lS +. Nj
GOING WEST.
Day Express and Mutt 81 4 v;
Night Express... -. 3,oI r. III
j. n. ORR,
Agent.
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CHANGE OF TINE.

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