The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
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kA The appearance at Harrison,s K
Landing is that amove of the whole army
is taking place. zas...5z.
1 John Morgan left Knoxville, son
the I'd, with 1000 cavalry. en- route for
Kingston. Kentucky is to be invaded. ss
ED- Mary land will not raise, by voluu-
teerlng, over one third of her quota of
men called ior by the President.
E The steamer Mariner took 275
cavalry horses from Cincinnati to Nash
vile, on the l4th inst
E1- The U. s. Mint at Philadelphia IS
manufacturing cents at the rate of 24O,oOo
per day.
E1- Porter's guerilla band. which has
been committing depredatons in Mis-.
souri,, has disbanded.
~ The delivery of one and two dol.
lar treasury notes was commenced ont
tuesday last, in small quantities.
~ The g News Sheet" Office, in
Baltimore, was taken possession of, and
editors and proprietors sent to Fort Me-.
Henry, by order Of Gen. Wool zssaz ssss-a
@- Advices from Por. Royal report
the failure of Gen. Hunters negro brig
ade. The Organization had been aban- g"
doned.
@- The War Departments incorma.
ton leads to the impression that recruit
ing is now going on quite satisfactorily
in all the loyal States.
Es- Michigan has filled her auota of
the first 100000, and en- ire companies
are yet offering. There will be no draft !.
necessary for the raising of the last quota.
E Those who ough to know, deny
that change Of M'Clellan's army from
| the Peninsula has occurred, and assert
that he is at his head dquaflers with his
command. -,
Es- Gen. Neg1ey reports the whipping
and dispersion OF large force of euer-
rillas, near Wiliiamsporr, kr The job
was done by two companies Of the lst
Kentucky cavalry. Hs=a
Gg Il. NcNeal. IT,. editor of the.
Coshocton Democrat, WAS drowned in tl,es
Tuscarawas river, about three miles above ).
Coshocton, on the 9th inst, whilst on a.
fishing excursion. "a
EF An immense, raft arrived at Chi
ieago, on the 4thslust,; ;zeonlaiHing 2, ,8e0,s
1000 feet of lumber ltswass sbreuss from
AlpeHa, in Thunder Bay, d distance of
four hundred aud fifty miles, BY two tugs
! RIA serious riot occurred in Buffalo
on Monday, III consequence ot.x strike
tor wages on The part of the stesedores.-
/ Two of the rioters we're shot, but not
seriously hurt. Some OF the pulice we're
considerably injured. s5
/ Ls- Ii is understood that all the in.s
habitants of the district in the vicinity. of
Norfolk, Suffolk, and Portsmouth, are 60.
be put to the test of either taking the
oath of allegiance TO The United States, or
to leave for Rebellion.
Es- Hon. Samson Mason, State Sena-4
tor from Clalke county, has resigned in
consequence OF. being firmly convinced
that An adjourned session OF the Legisia-
ture is unconstitutional, and that he cau-s
not therefore participate in the proceed.
ins.s of that body next winter.
1 F.
re" There is trouble and uneaSiness
, at Norfolk. Secreted arms have been,
found, and conspiraees for killing Union
, officers and for attempting to re;ake the
city are more than suspected. It is in
t contemplation to make the citizens take
the oath, or leave Tor some point lu, ther
t South.
i Gs On Friday. Andrew Kennedy.
, residing III Pittsf I'd. n. Y, y hle in a
fit Of jealousy, killed his wife, Jane ken-
: nedy, by stabl'ing her with a knife. Size
lived but an hour alter the assault. Ken
nedy made no attempt to escape. but said
he WAS 81 ready to hang for ii.
Ess- One of the men. member of the
Metropolitan Guard, how in camp at
Rikei's Island, applied 10 Adjulant " Whea-
ton for PASS to 90 to New York. His
request was refused. wherenpon he drew
a large knife from his pocket and rushed
upon the officer. The latter succeeded,
after desperate struggle, in releasing
himself, and the prisoner was taken inlo
custody. He was brought police head
quarters and locked up
GE Col, Tnivrt Kugent, OF the 6s;h
Regiment, arrested Lieut.. Kelly, Of Co.
X, on charge of being deserer. Col.
, Nugent, upon returning TO New York,
found Lieut.. Kelly there, he having been
absent from his post without the proper
authority. The Colonel made the arrest
in pnrsap and hrouoht his prisoner l,.4