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The n Y Tribune calls u - volume Of fare interest not
only Illustration Of Southern society," bat graphic
animated, and oisen thrilling story"
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III, since Uncle Tom has been given to tbs world which
can at all be compared to Mr. Krkss Among the Pias.
1t Of the books OF tho which to BE- un
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The ~ Y Examiner remsks that no interesting
suggestive volume has bean published about the South
and lie peculiar ins,i,uonl This fascinating volume
needs other comnsrdson than the fact that It's sale.
within few weeks ha. reached Nin'sesn thousand copies"
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Mem Publications.


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The Providence Journal "nh Of tie most read
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The success Of this admirable work has been OF The most
extraordinary character Edition ser edition ha been
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and pIsisinsh
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Danting ata0rnlirs.
Mu5ltal Instruments.

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The Providence Journal "hh ore Of tie most rssd
able books Southern life we have ever The pho
which the author ves Of the workings Of the peculiar
Institution not surpassed By the ms tragic
wildly portrayed by Mrs Stowe"
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The Boston Daily Advertiser says. ~" vivid picture Of
LIE 90 the Csronss disposed TO give this book The
palm III others The oonyerlsions and dslnsasns Of
character given With great 'k and presen. the various
phases Of Southern Life with sroas accuracy"
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AMONG THE PINES.
The Boston Banner Of Light mys "Ameas the Pines' Is
certainly remarkable books the writer Of II is,re.
hsro whOn. appearing To be lie sketches
and co.on with the firm and rapid had Of artist and
throws toesther Incidents sni develops that
blood In overy vain 10 the body"
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The N. Christian Inquirer says az 10 Of tbs most
graphic and truth telling books which has been written
Of the South and Southern socisty. Among the
Pines good MAMMAL the and The Of the
wr."
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The ProvdsnOe Journal says "nh Of tie mos: read
able books Southern life have The pho
ures which the author Eves Of the workings Of the peculiar
Institution are not surpassed By the tragic
wildly portrayed by Mrs. Stowe"
| AMONG THE PINES.
The ~ Christian Inquirer says az 10 Of tbs most
graphic and telling books which has been written
Of the South and Southern sociesy. Among the
Pines good manual the war; and The Of The
war"
AMONG THE PINES.
Then Y. Examiner rsmarks that no interesting or
suggestive volume has bean published about the South
and lie peculiar institutions This fascinating volume
needs other comnsrdon than the fact tina. It's sale.
within week.. reached Nnstesn thousand eopeI"
AMONG THE PINES.
The Boston Banner Of Light says "Amsns the Pinss' Is
certainly most remarkable book, the writer Of res.
hsro w,hon. appearing TO be Of It. He sketches
and coors with the firm and rapid had Of Al artist and
throws os-ther nciden sni develops thai stir the
blood In overy vain 10 the body"
AMONG THE PINES.
Tho Ps,burg Gazette says mo work On Southern social
III, since Uncle Tom has been given to tbs world which
all be compared to Mr. Kirts's Among the Pas.'
II Of the books OF tho which 10 to b. uni
verssy read and which will live when mach Contemporary
writing will be forsottsn.'
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The s.em Observer says he be,. critics have pronounced
his book vivid and ness representation OF tho
peculiar phase OF Southern life and eharasssr which de-
cribss that has beos written. Indeed truthful do it,
descriptions SEEM that Ia, been matter Of dipats with
no, iew whether they fiction or hot"
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LIE 10 the CsIonss disposed 10 give this book The
palm Ill others The oonvelsions and dslnsasG, Of
character given With great sk and presn. the various
phases Of Southern Life with sroas aecursoy."
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with deep interest 81 the present time Tho style vivid
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,ru hiu pOrrsituIs Of save .ocstyi powerful
painful story and worth reading far for Instruction than
for pleasure The story clear aud terrible with the lud
light Of the psssus msero and vi0snoes that grow ou Of
Slavery"
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The Boston Recorder says "i book which viii be read
with deep interest 81 the present time. Tho style Il vivid
and the pictures sks,ehsd We suppose to DO true"
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WANTED-Two PHOTOGRAPHIC RE-
w PORTfRS, oempsteut 10 report Speeches and Lssls
ative proceedings correctly. Reference required Address
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DGANOS at No. 726 Broadway.-A full assort
j neut Just received from BOARDNAN. GRAY Co.
AID selling At th. old price, lew new Psaos 10 Rem,
God see. A had Z sros 1T sale.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Justices Court.
A scene Of domestic bliss was up foi
hearing, in the Justices Court Of this
township, Squire DUNN presiding, on
Monday last, the 18th inst. The weaker
vessel gave evidence of having received
rough usage from her lord and master.
She appeared in court with pair Of black
eyes, and having also upon her body other
marks $50 the evidence showed) Of i'll
treatment. The investigation of the case
drew large crowd together, who seem
ingly took deep interest i'll the adjudi-
cation OF the case. After hearing the
over Tor his appearance at court.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Honorary.
Our friend and fellow citizen, DR.. j.
H. Williams, having sustained very
creditable examination before the Army
Board of Surgeons. was BY them recon-
mended to and by the Governor appoint
ed Assistant Surgeon. He has not as
yet been assigned a field of duty, but will
no doubt be soon ordered to report for
duty. His appointment is one eminently
fit TO be made, and the regiment to which
he may be attached will find in him the
gentleman, the scholar, aud an able sur
geon. Success to you, Doctor, i'll your
new sphere Of labor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
Enlistment Roll.

Enlistment Roll.
The returns made by the townsli ip as
SCISSORS to the Auditor Of the county,
foots up 1913 men, between the ages OF
10 and IS, who are subject to military
duty. Of this number, as near rs could
be ascertaihed, 739 are already in the
field, doing service in the cause of the
Union. This latter number is not the
correct list of Wyandot volunteers, as a
number Of men in the ranks are under
Is and over As years of age. We are
indebted to our gentlemanly auditor. +.
B. Beidler, for the following table, giving
the number from each township:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
The l23d Regiment.

The l2Sd Regiment.
This is the number of the new regi.
ment assigned to the military district of
which Wyandot county compo.es a part.
We believe its ranks can be filed in few
weeks, provided men Of the right stamp
are selected to fill the field Offices. Those
to whom have been intrusted the respon-
sible duty of recommending to the Gov
ernor gentlemen to fill the different posi-
tions in the general staff, should remem-
Der that there is something more required
in the character OF the men called to com
mand, than the fact that they are good
takers, aud fiery, clustering. wire-pulling
politicians. We think it requires brains
ard cearogc, as two essential features
prominent eharacteristics-in the men
called to eostroi a regiment. We do hope,
therefore, that the Military Committee
Of this District, will, before deciding upon
such an important measure, weigh well
the character. brains. courage. patriotism
and military knowledge of the applicants
for appointment to the field Offices of the
l23d regiment. Let none ba appointed
but such as possess the requisite ability
to make good soldiers and able tacticians
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Fresh Arrival.
The " Yellow Corner" is again being
replenished with large assortment Of
Dry Goods. Notions, Fancy Articles, dc.
The fact is, Hollabough is becoming SO
popular as the Cheap johnny" of the
town, that it is with extreme difficulty
that he can keep up his assortment of
goods. But his efforts thus far have been
rewarded by the people, and he will use
every exertion in his power to keep the
people in good humor, BY always having
on hand full and fresh. supply of fashion
able goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
The Military Committee

The MutaTy C6mmltt6e
Have been doing good service for the
past week, in collecting money and SELL
ing county bonds, in order to have sufi-
cient funds on hand where with to pay the
volunteers their fifty dollars bounty. The
Committee have been active and prompt
in the discharge Of their duties, and it is
owing much to their efficiency that re-
cruiting has been as brisk as it has for
the week past.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
Left For Camp.

Left For Camp.
Capt. hirby's company, full to the
maximum number, left by the 10 O'Clock
train. yesterday (rhursday } morning, for
Camp, near Monloeville, where they will
be fully mustered into the I0lst Reg't.
This company is composed Of the flow
er of the young men of tie county, and
with commander who stood the fiery or.
deal at Shiloh, we shall expect to hear
a good account from them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Errsta.
We made mistake In our calculations
last week. in the receipt Of money at this
station for passengers. The statement
should have been excess of receipts from,
passengers over l86I-S4ll 10, instead
Of $2ll 10, as printed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
Appointments.

Appointments.
The Governor has appointed, upon the
recommendation of the County Military
Committee, NJ. Gillett, Esq. Commits
sioner to superintend the draft, and Dr..
G. w. Sampson, Of McCutchenvil!e, Sur
geon, to examine those who may claim
exemption from military duty, by reason
of physical disability, in Wyandot coun-
.ty. The selections are both capital ones,
and eminently fit to be made.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Recruiting
During the past week the work of vol
unteering has been going on AS briskiy,
if not brisker than the week previous.
The war spirit has by no means been
suffered to langush because of the en-
rollment of one (Capt. Kirby's) company
to the full maximum number The pa
triotic fire still burns in little Wyandot,
and her sons are coming forward with
alacrity and offering themselves as volun-
teers, in order to meet promptly and fully
her full quota of men, required under the
two calls of the President for 100000
men. Capt. Chamberlain's company now
numbers eighty men, and Capt. Curtis
Berry, SEN, has upon the musterroll
over ninety-each company lacking less
than score of men to fill them to the
maximum number. This will be done be-
fore this article is put to press, as the
spirit is abroad in the county "to do OF
die" in defence Of the Union
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Died,
In the general hospital of the U. S. at
Frederick City, Md, Amaza Lapham;
late private of Company E, 55th Ohio
volunteers; disease, Febris Typhoides.
On Saturday, August 18th, 1852, of
dropsy of the brain, HORACE DALE, son Of
JOSIAH and L.. s, SMITH, aged 4 years 2
months and Is days.
Truly
life is span feeting hour,
How soon the vapor- flies;
Man is a tender transient flower,
That cen in blooming dies" CON.
August 18th, 1862, RoBBiE RAPPE, in
fant son of j. ID. & NJ. L. Mckee, cf this
village, aged o months and l3 days.
The bud broken, now blooms in the
paradise of Gud. A writer speaks inn
pressively of the little infant in death
thus
"Few things appear SO beautiful as a
young child in its shroud. The little in
nocent face looks so sublimely simple and
confiding amid the cold terrors of death
Fearless, that little mortal las passed alone
under the shadow. Here is death In its
sublimest atd purest image. No hatred,
no hypocrisy, no suspicion, no care for ths
morrow ever darhened that little face
Death has come lovingly upon it; there is
nothing cruel or harsh III its vicloty. The
yearnings of love, indeed cannot be stided
for the prattle and smile-all the little world
Of thoughts that were so delightful-are
gone forever.
Awe, too, will overcast us in its presence
for the lonely voyager; for the child has
gone, simple and trusting, into the presence
Of an all wise Father; and of such, We
know, is the kingdom of Heaven
COM.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

4 Row.
On Monday las: disgraceful row took
place on the railroad. The combatants
fought with desperation for short time,
but soon the disturbance was quelled,
and with the exception of few bruises
which irritate the pheelinks-no harm
was done, and quiet is again restored on
the railroad.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
The Democratic County Convention

Met last Saturday, the 9th inst, and
after appointing delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, which met at Lima on
Thursday, the 2lst inst, recommended
Hon. Robert Mckelly to the Convention,
rs tfeir choice for the nomination. VIM.
Gibson, Esq, of Tymochtee township,
was put in nomination for County Com
missioner.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
The Union Convention,

Called for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the State Convention, did
not meet, in consequence of the leaders
of the party being engaged in the dis
charge Of military duty, connected with
recruiting or mastering recruits into SER
vice. We were glad to notice a number
of good and true men of the party in
town. drawn here by the Union call, and
who were disappointed by there being no
regularly organized meeting.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
gptal \ Mistellaneells.

Wanted.
A few loads of good straw and hay,
upon subscription. Bring it along with
out delay. Ii you have not the straw or
hay, bring us the money. which will an
swer just rs we'll.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22
Godsy'S L.ady's Book,

Godsy's Lady's Book.
We have received the September num-
Der of this first Of American Ladies' maga-
zines. Cooley leads the world of maga-
zinedom, He keeps up and ahead of the
progress of the age, and those who wish
to outstrip him. will have to play some
high prank on old Father Time, in order
to do SO. Cooley can't be eclipsed. Sub
scribe for the Lady's Book. Published
by L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. So per
annum.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

Ictfu . Hhts df tesss vc1r' g = oV
UT A reduction OF 5 per cent, from the
above rates will be made fer Ca.h.
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the type
composing the body Of the ve,tisement, viii
be considered q square.
All transient advertisements, will be con-
sidered square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachmsht, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for is adeai.ce.
Advertisement inserted for an indefinite
insr will lie charged for until ordered out.
When yesrly advertisements are inserted,
enc or more changes will be allowed.
L. A. BRUNNER, PRoPRlEroR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

We notice that apples and pears seem
to be abundant in our market just now.
Thus far we have had a season which has
never been surpassed for the production
Of fruit.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

lmpoftAnt.
Our friends at Little Sandusky, are in
formed that the Pioneer is mailed regu-
larly on Thursday evening, so as to be in
time for Friday mornings mail. If it
fails to reach them. the neglect lies with
tho Post Masters.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-22

FROM kENTON VIA MARSELLIES. TO
UPPER SANICSKY.
THREE TINES A aEEx.
Leaving Kenton. every No, ,Iss. W,dnestey
and Friday. att o'clock. a. III.
traviug Upper Sandasky. tserv Tuesday I,
Thursday ami Saturday st 7,oaci ciark q. ra
have as good wagon aisf tram as traselA
the roads, and will spare 10 irorble OF expense
to make my passengers comfortable snd hap.
py. will attend to all business sntrusaed to
ME promptly. l will carry rarkagea Of Goods.
DC and my charges will q. vesy reasonable.
would respectfully ask the patronage of tt =
WILLIAM THOMSON.
juno g. ct