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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
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IS 1T me Gle fdbmerjlibe WHitbt ouf:
erle0t, ld9t ocr SfippotbpiItc Neutralit,
einc6 Gr1uer<@rei9nihe6 Gupdbnun9 ju
tbun, >pelbe6 einen ncuen, bcbauerG5z
lpertben Semei5 liefcrt, cap Gifenbobnz
HeiIcnbe bcim rslp. Sin uu0 Nu6itei9en
nicbt wobl olI3uporiitbti9 iein tonnen.--
Sin iun9er Monn, Sobn oe6 6trrn Ye=
ter M!illcr (Sbneioer,) in MiIforo Souns
itbip. Suf6 G1untpr ircltDer ain porlcbz
ten Grcito9e ju Suatertaun fitb ouf oen
GiIrnb6bnju9 beAeben bate, polIte, ais
oerictte in SclIer6piIc onIan9te uno not)
i'm 9aE9e mar, aus otm @09en fprin.
gen, ittirjte ieoOb Defti0 nieoer, uno be-
fbdoi9te il0 am &opfe uno on Der 0apb
ocrmaBtn, pap CT am Oar1ufol9cn Wons
to0 Mcr9en an Der 9o& Saw ffarb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

~ piu5blr8. Sine GdQuc(te i'm
8rance. I'm @cnneritoo muroc in cine
GiCfc pon $50 Cup, in Marid,aU &aunz
itbip, &coUer 60, Gvo0I anNebpbrt. -
Die bevousltromcnten 8aie fin9en ourb
Die MaIdbinen Seuer uno nit 9enoutr
9tctb cntrameu 3pei 2(rbCitCr, io cap fit
nur lcilbterc Sranomunben paVon trus
gen. 0o6 Sci, rcI6c5 5u9lei0 nit Q8als
fer aus Dem Sobclob btrau6iprucelte, =,
flop nit better Slamme Die StraBe bcruns
ter uao fu1te iib eincn 2Ge9 gum Slu1c
III babncn. G6 tolttte OicIe MlUDt, Die
naDtitrbnOcn .0duier 5u icbUeen. 0rci
Stunce oausrte Dieie6 Sd)0uiplel morouf
IS oann 9eldn9 oa6 Seuer gu loitben. =
Ser 8eyluft all Sci mag so Barrels be-
tra0en. Die GueQc miro td9li0 an 100
Barrels licfcrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

U7Gn reIpeftabter 6rofb. b.-2(m 6.
leetuGr9an9cnen Monots lpuroe ouf Dem
SOnce in Der gSieie pon 8llliam Sbneiz
Der, in 9otts8rope &aunfbip, Elm nSuQs
frclcD' gcfaR9en, lrel1er nicbt >pen9cr
ais orei pole pfuno mo0, 3icmlicb gut
1etbon fUr ,,Sullp,"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
roo eco gr. Goupcrncure pcnninaten.

Toe eco gr.Geuprrneurs Domination.
Ser Qdtbore Mm. Termination bon
ytHparF, gterp Strisp, uormal5 Spretber
ee6 0ouic6 Der HeprGIentanten, 1T am
Sonnta8e Wor9cn6 um 6 ltbr an ben
2Slrtln9cn pcn Wcrpbine 0citorbcn, oaS
CT aus MtiBperllGncniB 9tnomncn bate.
Der @CuUerrcur mar am 00nnerltaoe
Nbeno juleBt i'm Yublifum erlbicncn,
lnocm er elmer 8orIeiun9 in Der 9itertD
0aU beilpcDntt. Grwuroe an rem Nben.
Dc p0n Cincm ltmpobticin befallen unb
bat ltltoem o06 Icau6 nid)t lriCoer per-
laitcn. Qm fol0enoen Wcr9en muroe
Der Gr0nfe 70 ibmab, bob man Sottcr
parter bon 9tcW 2Jcrf uno 0cftcr penz
nin9ton bon Neworf Ee3urief, reIte
alle m09liOen Mittel ju leinsr 8iebers
bcrItsllun9 amrenoeten. Seine &ronfs
belt mar Elm gterpenfictcr, oa6 i'm 70
Dcftia on9rifF, Dap ct cClirjrtc unb gang
pon Sinncn Fam. SOr8citcrn Mtcrocn
l;litn er ttb nitbt beiIer 3u fGbtcn uno Gin
NeSept fir GDinin lpuroe perIbrietGn
uno nab Der 2lpptbcfe be6 Or. SopQer
in Der SrCap Ctr. in gttplrt 0eIanot.
Oa6 0uIpW ptrCronen0c Ecjcpt muroe
0n9CfWtj9t unp ,,Suinn" bejcicbnet. -
&Urj p0rduf puroe Na6 0ulver Dem Sou.
uerncur cin9c9cbcn; i'm Serlauf wcni9er
WinUtcn pUroc e5 inpciIcn Cntcectt, 6dB
ir0eno cin WiB9rifT Genodt icin mGBe
uno bei 8enducr llnterlu0un9 puroe 0e=
functn, odB WurpDint Fltt Suiniu ae.
nommen lpar uno Dap cer g0tient atbt
Srdn vpn eriferm cin93npmmcn bate.
D. Sur Die llntcritiBun9 Der 6ami.
lien Don 8oIcntdr5 wurocn bon rcr itlo,
tiibcn GcmmiiiOn in pbilooeIpbio in or
oorIeeten 8c6e SI3,27S uno ieit olm
oe5 &rc1e6 S457, ,276 beWiltiQt.
IS bIClben Qllo BON Der Srwlui8un9 BON
) 525 900 ncb S617 723 unUeroue0abt.
Die 0robte Summe ipuroe au59ejoblt in
Der nit Dem II. Setbr. cnoenocn @cbe,
n0mlib SlG,42I.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

10 Commodore Scote bat vcn GoirU
200 Wann sur Nu5ruituu9 feiner &anp:
nenboote reauirirt uno oabei on9cjeiat,
OoB, lpcnn ibm oiele ibnsU 8eliCfert p5r.
Den iclltcn, er Columbus on9reifcn uno
oen 6ennciieeitrom gang ron oen Rctcl;
len iGubcrn Weroen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
spdtcrc ariesS.Statbritbtcn.
1000 mcbr Gcfan9cne 9cmacbt.
Grriiht Hrn brr ltctrrgntr 9ta1bvillcs.
SgSpu gJStIGp,,ri.

agSpit sUSttfuuri.
& t. ycuis 20. 5rbr. Sen Sailed Sat
Ndtrdtrn aus 5crt CcncIirn Grtaltrn he mel.
zen, tlB nod 1000 @eiunsmc mc9r asmadbt
ino. Gjclt t0mcn cen SErpm binat, tGs Icrt
}u puEdrfrn, pGrr in rIiisn Dap es dttraeten
m1r, unp wuyrtn turt nicrr 1rrppsn beisslcft.
SSUm SSdiebim9tUm.
g1a d tn9tpn, 2i. 5etr. SIR it tel.
ne onoere gaGri6t res @Orl6lag5 Ter 9lrtrasn
Nlihpilr gu iprrgebrn, wrnn mir itr @aontbum
rriprttirm wplItrn, bctannt NtpOrtrn, ais t;f
pW6 cas- 0ampi6prt pcn NrrfUIf rinaroanaen
II. Cine 9rc6e 2InJaHI 9inwpbnu tat bic Statt
Naih9tlt vera6en.
&cn Sduanuob uno G6arlciton.
Die Savannah 9lep3 rrttIls cine OrpcIte
pgn GbarIclpn, wtIts mrlrrt, rap err Captain
RS S4conrr5 StrorOre, Der an 5rsitag I'M @uu
Day burb bic gauffes Gsfanssn mar, rntmiIft
III. gr lGgt bab Die 9IanfcrS Sapannob rtrIt
2Gr6e nrbmsn mp 3ulirm wiren uo ipStrr
Gbmleirn.
Die trbte giadrit9s son Savlnna0 n. ba6 r5
rm 8unrcsI4iHm geltn9t, rrn Saaptfanol ocs
Strpmrs III rrreiten unO raB Gin 2Insrff nift
tinor oufStl&pEn wrren mjrp.
o. Il. s.. Suote, Der @cmmanceur
Der &ononenbCOt=SlOtte in ocn rpeftliben
SluB9cmancrn, If Elm ScDn bco Ueritors
benen @orernprS 6oots pon Connecticut,
un0 9c9en So Sabre oIt. Gr bat ,uei
Sruptr, ole III 8lCp1llnO, Ebic, lp0bnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

%Do5 pennipIpania Srrenboipital.
9totb Gem lceten SabrC6teribt oc6 Oh.
0irfbrioc tefauocn iib an |. Sanuar 3.
:. 255 patisnten in Gem Snlttut. IS
wuroen im Saufe oe6 Sabrc5 ouf9cnoms
men IS2 &ranfe uno entIaftn POI. -
Scn oen pebterCn paren
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

DP @runo 3ur @btlbci0uno. Ger
Sero6 gc9i6totur lic9t cine BiIt pov, mel:
DE e6 ju cinem 9cnii9tnoen 8runO jur
GDcibnoun0 mabt, lrenn Die ole GDe:
itbsioun9 ndhliitbtnpe Srlu nlbweilf,
oaB ibr Wam in Sincclno 2(rmee pOtr
Slotte 0lent.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
SaIltllc lIotCn.

98ie oft fommen bel Wrcsein fatlbe
gtoten in bic SOdnoe Don Ma9iitrat6ptr.
iOnen II. I. 10, irptei Die 9toten, nat0em
Der QrpjeB beenoi0t 1T, entmeoer Dem gu.
riid9c9eben pcrocn, Der oicicIbe oueju9r
ben perfutbte, oocr iie fommen auf ir9cno
lpcltbe 2Seiie mieoer inter oa6 publfum; ;
oiebt c6 ii fo9or Geutc, oie bcrum9rDen
uno folid)e 0toten ouffaufen, ,pabrIbcin.
lib nidbt, um iie notbber 81 prrbrtnntn.
9eiem llnfu0 foil burd) Gin 8eIcs 70 al.
0ebolfen icerocn, zap oUe pclijebeomten
perpflibtet ilno, allies falibc 8elo, nab.
Dem Elm prcjcB bccnoiot 1T, an oen SDe.
riff oe6 9ountp'6 0bjugeben, Der oadelbe
in @e8enlpart pen wcni0ften5 c II III
9iibter 5u pernidbten bat. See9letben
ioIlen ale Santbeamten beauftro0t iein,
auf Die 9tiitt icite Uon fallben 9totcn, Die
ibnen in Die ,0inoe falltn, Counterfeit"
gu ftempcln nit Dem 9tomtn Der Sant, nc
iolDtS 9el6eben 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
6riG9S%YS0cG rielofcas.

Sir tlBrn bicrna4Ietsnb Die ri6tielrn mo
mstlt rabritcinIttrn-rcnn ale gu Brtm III In
stncm r2trrtIitsn 8!atte rfin unmSglA-
RrirsS. .Il4rtftra, Erurprn' @cp,gun0rn, II.
10. tpirNer, mts iie BON Gag ,u Gag be uus Elm,
trffen, fCJrn, bamit uairrr 0cIcr pcn aQcn Icv
fa!lrn in 3uiammenbanB untrrtatct rc,crn
Der ArIr9 fit Die lluioa.
{oriifrGa O9m 0rir5arboppIote
5prin8fclo crabert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
SpaIerr5 pom GrirasftbanpIabr.

Seine offi5icQe SeitGti9un9 Der Sim
naDme bon Sap0nnoD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

D. QGsrtDYolle Gntoetfln1. 2(uGcr
oen un9ebeucrn &cblcnlogern, mcthe man
firilitb crit in Srocffielo, 6rumbuU
Gauntp, SDiO, entoettte bat man ieBt
BORT audi GiicnerS bon elmer 0anj bcion.
Germ Seibafenbeit ouf9efumoen. 2uf
Der 8lutrei be6 Sorn. Ntbtrt GbrilfD
fano man Gr3itGcte, >pcIcbe Uicl 2(rtnlih.
tcit nit ShmieOeeiirn, mo 70 reiD uno
jdbe, iino, cap ile iicb in ieor belcbi9e
S1uerci Dlmmcrn lohtn. Nie Noer mar
an Der StttIe, no Der 8pbrcr iie pliiirtr,
}ranii9 Bell bid mo brfano iicD itbI0
Sup lntCr Ger SberhGbc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

3Hfbr 9febelle" 0efan8e''e.
Sen. @ritc ou6 Mli6ouri Uertricben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Ocitcrr i7adribtcn aus Europa
Nod 5patcr.

3u cen interChonteiten Gmtti6en 81
relPonoenjtn, ole Dem Yauament Dor
lc8t wuroen, 9ebOrt Die Grtl6run9
Gdrl RuileIl an Die idoliben @cmmii
mere, oaB Gnglono Die confooerir
Staaten nl6t onerfennen fam, bio
&rie9 Coer lpeitcre &crbanolm9en
ibre pOiltipu jeioe,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
UNITED STATES REVENUE LAW.
To the Tax Payers of wyandot

To the Tax Payers of Wyandot Co.
You will take notice that in pursuance Of the
5th section of the Excise Law. this undersign.
ed will, ut his Office, in Upper Sandusky, Wy
andot county, Ohio. on Monday the 24th day
Of November. A. D. 1862, and for fifteen days
thereafter, hold the lists. valuations, and emu
meratious made and taken, within said coun
ty, opeu for inspection and examination, and
in his absence said lists, Valuations, &c, viii
Re in the hands aud under the control of l.. A
Brunner, Esq, Assistant Assessor aud specia
agent Of the undersigned.
You are further Motif, that the undersigned
as Assessor for the 9Th Collection District o
ohio, will, on Friday the Goth day of pecem
ber, A D. 1862. at 9 O'clock A. NJ at the SAINT
place, in said county, hear and determine ap
peas relative to, any erroneous or excessive
valuations or enumerations. made by the AS
sistant Assessors for said county of Wyandot.
q. W BERRY,
Assessor 5th Collection Dist, o
Assessors Office. Upper Saadusky, o.
Nov. lUth, A. d. le62.
Nov l4--3-2t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12

The entrance to the second Aoor is by ;
hall feet wide. with fightref steps o.
easy grade. The second story is cut it.
two by passage way 81 feet wide, run
ming north and south. The east part is
divided into three rooms, with counci
chambers attached to each, suitable fol
professional men, two of which have al
ready been taken, one by g. W. Beery, the
other by McKelly and Grissel, both to be
occupred as Law offices. The west sec.
ton is divided into three rooms and a
hall OF feet, in which the stairway is
placed for ascent to the third story
These rooms are mostly taken. The
first at the head Of the stairway, falls into
our possession, and next week we expect
to issue the Pioneer from our new office.
The third STORY is divided into two a
partments. The south room being de-
signed for Public Hall, and will be ap-
proprately finished with staging, scenery,
dressing room, ETC., for Theatrical dis
plays, and Concert purposes. The main
audience room will be a. by 30 feet
The north room is 8 by 70. and will be
arranged for Photographic Picture Gal
lery. The whole building is an orna-
ment to the town, and has been erected
at an expense Of $4,000. The Beery
Brothers deserve much credit fortlie enter
prising spirit; and we hope that the lib
eral expenditure of money in improving
the town may be returned to them with
double interest. The construction Of the
building is the work Of our own mechan-
les. John Boughton, Architect and
Builder. G. Brooks, the Stone and
Brick work. Young and Bee, the Plas-
tering- McCormick's the Painting. T.
B. Thrift the Tin work. John earns the
Iron work. The work is creditable to all
and speaks for itself.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12

We advise them ID cut it out and preserve
it for future reference.
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS
The Sanitary Commission have estab
lished an Office Of information in regart
to patients in the Hospitals of the Distric
Of Columbia, and Of Frederick City, Ma
ryland. By reference to books, which
are corrected daily, an answer can, under
ordinary circumstances, be given by re-
turn mail to the following questions:
lst. Is - giving name and regi.
ment at present in the hospitals of the
District or Of Frederick city?
Sd. II so, what is his proper address?
Sd. What is the name OF the Surgeon
or Chaplain Of the hospital?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has
he recently been in hospital?
5.h. II SO, did he die in hospital, and
at what date?
9Th. II recently discharged from hos.
pital, was he discharged from service?
7lh. Ii not, what were his orders on
learlngI
The Commission is prepared also to
furnish more specific information as to
the condition of any patient in the D. S.
Lrct hospitals, within twentytour hours
after request to do so, from an Officer
Of any OF its corresponding societies.
The Office OF the Directory will be open
daily from O'Clock Il. M. to 8 o'clock p.
M, and accessible in urgent cases al any
hour Of the night.
The number Of patients in these hos
pitfalls is about $4,000. If found to be
practicable, the duty here undertaken
locally by the Commission will be extern
ded TO include all the general hospitals in
the country.
FRED. LAW OLMSTED,
General Secretary.
Adams House, 244 + street,
Washington, D. G. Nov. 10, 1869.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
TO CONSERVATIVES,

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
L health in few weeks, b a very simple rene.
dy after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection and tn It dread disease
Consumption-i> anxious to make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF
the prescription used Gree of charge) with the
directions Tor preparing AID using the same
which they will find sure Cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma Bronchitis DC The only object
of the Adve'tiaer III sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, ard spread information
which he conceises to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as il
will cost them nothing, and May prove bles-
sing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co. MY.
Oct AL 3m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
Pretended Tax Collecting.

Some rogues in New York have com
menced defrauding the citizens by report
ing themselves as tax collectors under the
Internal Revenue Law, aud have collect
ed from citizens various sums of money
Payable at the Collectors Office and moi
upon the call OF the Collector, except in
instances where the call upon the Collect,
or is neglected. No doubt this fraud
will be tried in other places, and it vii
be well for citizens to bear the fact in
mind and have the persons arrested who
attempt TO practice it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
EPIToME OF NEWS.

Col. ]. A. Mullig,n, the hero Of Lex
ington, formerly Of the 23d Illinois, has
been promoted to a Brigader Generalship
I'm Norwich, Conn, yesterday, the
Republican charter ticket was with a
single exception elected.
There will be thirteen editors in
the next Legislature of Wisconsin,
three in tho Senate and ten in the
House.
Mrs. Lincoln, on account of the
death Of her son last spring, will have
no receptions at the White House this
winter.
The President has sent for con6r
nation to the Senate, the nominations
of Brigadier- Generals Sykes and Butter
field to be Major Generals. and sixteen
Colonels to be Brigader. Generals.
Cotton is being destroyed by the
wholesale in Arkansas, by the rebels
The new crop is destroyed with the old,
and only few bales are kept.
Twenty of the drafted men of Mon
tour County Pennsylvania, absolutely re-
fuse to submit to the draft, and have SC
lar de6ed the efforts of the Marshal to in
duce them to yield to the law.
Much gossip has been excited in the
most select circles Of London by the
elop ement Of young lady of rank with
her music teachel. They took their notes
--f5U00 sterling with them.
"A Washington dispatch says the
resolution introduced into the Senate by
Garrett Davis for aaConstitutiona
Convention in April next, will, doubt
less, be passed ere the holidays. There
seems to be no opposition to it.
Henry 7. Blow, Jr., Representative
elect to the next Congress from the Sec
ond St. Louis district, has been asked t.
run as the Emancipation candidate il
General Blar's place, but declines 70
private reasons.
Mr.. VIM. II. Richardson Of Brook
lyn, a retired New-York shoe merchant
committed suicide by shooting himself il
the left temple, in the Office Of his broth
er-iu.law, Mr.. Hannah, No. 20 Clil
street, yesterday.
Col A. o. Colbnrn, from Genera
Me Clellan's staff, has been assigned t.
duty as Adjutant General of the Depart
ment Of the Missouri. General McClell
an indo rses the Colonel as one Of th
most efficient officers in the army.
The Navy DEPARTING nj has informa
ton that the Alabama was expected il
the vicaIty of the Azores, early in Nov
ember, to receive supplies of ammunitio
and men from the Bahamas. A stearfe
took dispatches there for Captain semme
The Eighth Ohio Cavalry has nov
in camp about four hundred men, swor
into the service. They have been provi
ded with their horses, and are daily un
dergoing cavalry drill. The prospect nov
is that ere long the Eighth cavalry will b
in active service.
There are three classes who disap
prove Of the reMoval Of Gen. Mcclellan
viz: tie rebels III the South peace Demo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
OHIO F A r M ER,
AND
OHIO CULTIVAT0R,
E~D HE H8GS:R.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

S. D. Harris and VIM. B. Fairchld, Editors.
On the first of January, 1863, will be issued
at Cleveland the first number of the Twelfth
Volume of the OHIO FARMER. and the first
number of the Nineteenth Volume of the OHIO
CULTIVA1 OR. As heretofore the Ohio Far
mer will be issned Weekly and " ill be conduct
ed solely for the advancement of the interests
of the Farmer, the Hotticulturist, the Stock
Raiser, and all other industrial pursuits; and
it will be made welcome visitor to the Home
Circle
The Ohio Cultivator will be issued Monthly,
32 pages large octave, and will be devoted to
Practical Agriculture, Stock Raising. Garden
dening etc.
TERMS-For the Chic Farmer dollars
per year for single copy; dollars for three
copies; dollarsf +. five copies; and Is dollars
for ten copies and an extra copy to the getter
mp Of the club. For the Ohio Cultivator, SO
cents per year for single copy: or in clubs of
Ten for 6 dollars and an extra copy to the get
ter up of the club. Payment for either paper
must be strictly in advance.
Address "Ohio Farmer" Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12

:
Gratis in the North, and the anti.Ameri.
cans in England. The foreign news pub
lished this morning tells what saoll
friends as the London Times say abou,
the matter.
Tile following definition bf what con-
stitutes piracy is by Lord Brougham -
"lf any persons subjects of England
shall fit out vessel agaihSt another ma
ton with which the English are at peace,
that constitutes piratical act, and the
men SO interfering, if captured, would be
hung
The official canvass in Kansas, has
just been concluded. Carney, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, has 1883
votes---a majority Of 1907 over his an,
tagonist, Wagstsff. Wilder. the straight
Republican candidate for Congress, re-.
ceived o,539 votes, beating Parrot by
1895.
NAT Davis and Charles Young, de-
serters from company A of the l2lth
Regiment, o. V. l., at Cleveland, were
lately arrested here, and ssnt back to
their regiment, in irons, Under charge of
Lieut.. Montgomery of the Police force,
and Captain Powell, commander Of their
company.
1.-The Canadian steamer Hibernian,
from liverpool Nov. FL, Via Londonderry
Nov. 22' arrived off Cape Race on Sat
urday, bringing five days later news
The political intelligence from Europe is
of no Importance. The Bavaria was
ashore off Al.ona Beach; but her mails
and passengers had been safely landed at
Hamburg. Another Rebel steamer is re.
ported to have left Liverpool with a view
capturing or destroying American YES
sells; and still another Was expected soon
to follow. The English papers were still
commenting npon the complaint Of the
Federal Government in the case of the
Alabama,
IAN official dispatch from General
Grantreports the weather bad, the streams
somewhat swollen, and the roads in an un-
favorable condition for the transportation
Of supplies. There are reports form Hol
ly Spring, that Gen Hoyey, having land
ed an expedition from Helena, at Fry
er's Point, penetrated TO the Mississippi
Central Railroad and destroyed several
bridges, thus cutting off the retreat Of the
rebels from Grenada by that route. This
however, is not confirmed by Grants
dispatch. 1t is known that the expedi-
ton sailed from Helena, and most prob
ably the cutting of the railroad was its
object. Grenada is the next point at
which we may expect to hear from the
rebels; but it is now likely that the
movements of Gen. Grant will not be
as rapid, for the reasons stated, as was
anticipated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
The Presidents Message.

We laid before our readers last week
the annual message Of the President, and
by this time we presume our readers have
given it a careful perusal and have form
cd their opinions Of the different subjects
upon which he treats. We regard it as
an honest expression Of the opinion and
belief Of man who il not possessing q
giant intellect, and qualified by early ed
ucational training in the schools TO dress
up his message with the beauty Of rhetor.
ic or to give it the depth and thought
thata logician might do. yet common
sense is so highly developed, and the ele.
ments Of true honesty and integrity of
purpose are so prominent in his character,
as to impress upon his address, the real
animus Of the man. The great topics
Of the message are rs we were led to ex-
pect, from the war storm that beats
around US. disunion, the finances. and
compensated emancipation. The war en-
anticipation proclamation announced in
September last. the President treats as a
dnality. upon that particular subject; and
he argues at some length in connection
with it. the proposed compensated eman.
cipation policy. The Cincinnati Gazette
,naskinr Of the messaoe saws.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-12-12
Read this---Important

AS number Of our readers have sons
in the army, many Of them sick and in
the hospitals, We publish the annexed Di-
rectory. which will inform them Of the
manuer Of communicating with them.--