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NETWORK g. NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
ISL WINTER ARRANGEMENT In

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 49, 1884,
Psssengsr Station In Nsw.York. cor sthse and &Asa
Entrance Zsth-st
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NTEW-YORK, HARLEM. and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD For Albany aud Troy. Worth ard Ned
WIETtR ARRANGEMENT, commanding MONDAY, Nee
T. itsi For ALBANY. lU:Jos u. Zap e~ mail usin, hon
l6'h-,t Depot. .,r
JOHN BUkCHlLL, ASt sept
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CLOTE 81 JAMES
~ staoneu Printers and BlankBook M.n1fsc:urers No.
% Rulton-st Orders respectfully solicited
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yE'HE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
4 nELODEONs and ALEX ,EDRR ORGANS. and
.. GILBEhTt Co celebrated AOIlAN PIANOS, are the
hnsst Instruments FOR parisr, enI churchs.now Ia u,e
large be TIE ~sfeTooms No fl
Broslg,y between O.rnd ard broomr.,, when will be
,od extremely low prices Pianos and Mrlodeon', from
ruudry sker new and recondhiad let end SLOWED
purchased per Monthly payments received
flr the sam- Sheet Music Mu,e-Boos' and oil snd OF
busc mcohsudlie, sirts Plioes PianiH in attendance
MI Try music.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YOr

TRAINS LEAVE NEw-Y0nK:
Fer Hsw.Basen Z, NJ, tEI 81 l2;i'. 3TtEL1i ia
For Bridgeport. T. 9 m, (EI.); Hla 80 (EIl; ~
$50 and p. NJ.
For Milford s.rs,sord, Fsih.ld, Southport and Wsapsd
Ia ;lg:l5 $50 end 49, y. ni:
For Norwas :, $3.50 u. 1915, 800. tEr), a. tsS
30, y. m ooo ,,,.,
Fof stanford rs, (Ex s:3oA M, isls, 3:'a ELh u
port Chester snd int mediate ssstious sssa II
IS. $50 s:S, $50, $50 sP m.
toy port Cn.srer sad Ne~-kochsile Up. a.
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fI,HE FINKLE x LYON SLWJNG MA
CHINE COMPANY, SO Biosdws, n. Z, els@ y
bv. tie bet Loci stitch Family snl Asnuctsrug Nsehns
Net Invented send for eircnsr and .snPes ~oA ~tes
will o. sent an, where 10 the loyal ,ts.es m,i free
400 -First-c.ass sewing Machines 1SH
4COs to Ren, aud for Sale. new spd ID hand fOOs
n Sewns Machine ponun. 80 d"s'' co., ois'~e =
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
. at Queen,town Cork HsIborl.-Ihs Lvsrpoei. rev
York ard rbhsdrlrhia Stem hip Company nj end d.aeA
ns their DO Clyde built lion -esmsf io.o"s
CITY OF NEW.YORk..........Su urd'y mch a.
CRY or WASHINGTON. Saturday. Mch r.
GLASGOW. Saturday, mch. ~ n,
And every succesJiug SATURDAY, at nosn' RON f'e'
No. ~ North River.
RATES n
rIaST cApIN..,,...S.5 STEERAGE.......".."SN
irss CABIN Loudou " steerss, to London'''
hit A p 10 Pails.... B. sieergse 20 fsrs.'.'' .,
tir., Cnbo 10 Hamburg IS >t-srsg- 20 himbnrs %
pg..engers a.o fol irdel 70 hsvrs Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp &c, at equally lu~ rstss c,, Ar eax
pa.. from Liverpool or Queen-io1p st tsoin' = ~ to-
aud sO5 steeraso from Liverpool, 80 frn Qnesn"
ensbog people 70 ..nd fof their friends. -
These Steamers have superior Accommodations roy pshsh
gets .re Strongly bpit IA Wse tsh, iron SECTIONS ana
cary Pstent Fie Auuihaors. EIpe;uced Surgeons are
s,tecne 70 esrh se-rer. ,.,,,,,
For farther ion sppy Ia LIVERPOOL 20 WiLh,sM
TNsfAN Agent 10 ~ Wstrr in Glasgow TO ALLA ii
COLIN No - Enochs qu~io. IA tlneenf"wn 20, * ~
D. SEYMOUR Co. In cnioi 10 klE - Y nACf'I no
OF kirr Wjliam-st (: 10 Psrt. TO JULES DECOuE. ne
Place de Bour,e En- Phl.dr fhis 20 JOHN w. DALh' w
III W.nut.s'.. or at the Compsny's Ohcet Nv
JOHN @. DALE Agent. No. ID broecNS W. \
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WINTER GARDEN.
w OPENING OF THE SPRING SEASON
WEDNESDAY. March ~ 49,.
The String Season VIII be iueosura'd b, me NV" AP''"
auce iu two yesrs Of the renowned AneIie2n scIo'
MATILDA HERON,
New and Original HonePlay.
THE BELLE OF THE SEASON,
bich h., be,n s.en by herself aud Which, wherever u
has been plsy ed 10. been ack o~led-.d most o'aHthu
,rS touching pctnre Of Am csn tomesi.s life.
To render he play In the pero, 10 m possible on 90
ss.ement hs been entered itto with ths di'lnsu.9eo
enp. OF ID. So..on and Philadelphia 1hesten ~
.jtspe who will rasis her hTst spporis IN Ne"'io'
on u Il occasion.
The piece viii be presented with ., A. nrto,,.
Nav
deCs
New aud Bcsuufnl Furniture.
p,esen'inE superb miss en- scene
TIE scenery viii embrace. $500
Aati-Fs,hioutole Millinery Estsbli'snen.
Act 2-Mrs UppsTson'. boudoir
Ac, 3.-7he Home Of the Student
THE FALLS OF MAG ARA.
Wow. from tbe ball, room Of the American Hotel
Act 5-Drsyire room Of Florence .tlrev:
BOA-BOOK NOW OPEN.
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Semina-M atbinss.

NINKLE & LYON SEWING MACHINES
l. TO RENT for SALE
IN Gonthly psymen,A ,,o,,o - 20, ,..,,
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DIANOs ut WAR PRICES.-squsre Pianos,
4 go SIS SIS $40 el2s $50 900. &c. up'ishi
boulor Cotrgs Piino. Tor -sis or to rent by T. IA
CHAMBERS in tls Bible House Shat, cor OF Nh-ay.
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
\ PORT AND FALL RivER-Ths splendis and superior
,'.,mer METROPOLIS. Capt 81 wn. lNes Ne..f ok
every TUESDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ~
oclock 0. M and tho EMPIRE SJAIE, Capt brayton on
MONDAY. WEONksDA1, and FRIDAY, 81 5 O'clock .. IN
nom Pier No y. H.
Hereafter will be regarded A. ,scofed 20 any az
pi,.nt until the ssnis ,hul have bees paid ioT
Freight Boston sNded oush ~Ih gree. di,pssch
by al EApFes. fre .hi f.ap.
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DIANO.FORrES al WAR PRICES.-We
D ar. nov s,Iiu- cor FiaOFor es II Sresly reduced
tficss Tor cab Parties wsh 10 obtain tttcss Piano.
iorto II WsI Rates are Invited 70 cat
LlOHTT 4 BRADBURYJ,
10. s2l Broome ~, New. Yors
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ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
i PORT BY SHORE LINE. -Lrre. 2iths. Ahavr Ia
a, sri,s 10 Providence $40 pm; 2;3 sriye IN Pro
yid sucs 7:e0 pm 3 pm f,pre" Through Mail Train.
arrive In Providence 4: 30 AID Ros'on sta
T. J. CALHOUN Superintendent
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Two W-HANEN.-S leave Mt 3 p.m.
Ps.epg.n going furhe' tass che Train from ihe'e al
II o. NJ OF ZEN ain on Board till morning without charge
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4 CONSTITUTION WATEK.-Tbe only known
~ Remedy for DlAbfTES IRRITATION OF THE
NICK OF THE BLADDER, ILLUMINATION The Kiinev.
and Cstsh cfths Bladder, srsrTury Bu ming Pain
fol Uinatns stope IN tho BLADDER Calculus Ora,el Brick
Duet DEPOSIT, and Mucous MILKY Discharges Unat
Ing Eor sss by oil Otuss,i. Piice 81
WM n GREGG Co, Propulsion
moIGAN Il ALLEN. General Asern, No. 40 C.iG-.t
srv.ioik
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BARGAINSQMrz70E
FROM MaAena
<pE1Aae>
u,uSs u GEsa.sa,--,

CyINCE THE GREAT REDUCTION IN EX-
PESSES
ERy GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT 4 LESS PROFIT
VS. THAN kNER ST
NO lO1 CHAMBERS ST, ~ Z.
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nlueital Jnslrnmcnie.

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
- tho best Ia prices 10 emit the tines -Speojd
Tisno for $50 Mandatory 80. so Blesckerst
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GREAT BARGAINS in PIANOS et No. SIS
~ Brosdv,y near lith. me assortment q the osle
hiAted FISC HEhS PIANOS with the best modtfB improve
neus, lion lrsns OysrJ1rg Patent DslsPer AID fully
warranted.
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CONSUMPTION, Nervous Debility, &c.--A
~ Iod positive CURE thersnuinr OF which, vouched
Tor by tns beat papers ia shs country. No fees EVER
qnifed Bend stamp to boz no. l,t47. Boston. Mas
hISEASE.S OF the THROAT, CHEST, and
~ LUN0S-Dr BUsHS MAGIC CREAM LINIMENT
atorhins relief spilled 20 the sected parts an su
brocson. Depot No 1SU GREENWICH 81 sid Druggists
generally. Price Is cents. One trial viii convince.
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BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Steamers
I'D Commonwealth snd Plymouth Rock rom Pier 10. N.
r. uIp N W NJ EDWARDS Ast.. Office ll5 W,s,S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
VARIETIES,


To dream that your nose is red at the
tip, is an intimation that you had better
leave off brandy and water.
10 dream Of walking barefooted, de-
notes a journey that you will make boot
less.
10 dream of eggs, is sign that you
will discover a mares nest.
When a fashionable lady dreams of a
filbert, it is sign that her thoughts are
running upon the colonel.
If you dream of clothes, it is a warning
not to so to law, for, by the rule Of con,
traries, you will be sure of non-suil.
To dream that you are eating, is certain
to come true at breakfast.
To dream of barber, denotes losses
hairs may be expected to be cut off.
To dream of having great number Of
servants is madness.
1t is very lucky to dream you pay foi
a thing twice over, since afterwards you
will probably take care to have all YOU
bills receipted.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
A NEW KIND OF FOOL.

A citizen walking up Chestnut street,
the other day, trod upon the flowing
skirts Of lady. The skirts were distend-
ed by the most lavish circumference OF
criuoline, and trailed upon the sidewalk
al least four inches. The drapery was so
voluminous at any rate, that the wearer
was some feet distant from her husband,
beside whom she was walking.
The citizen trod upon the lady's skirts,
bringing her to stand still. The citizen
apologzed in the most humble manner,
and the lady granted it. To his surprise,
as the lady passed on, the husband, turn
ng short about, said to the citizen;
You're fool !"
"Sir!'' said the indignant and aston
ished citizen, with an eye that foreboded
a resent TO the insult.
"Oh, | don't mean to insult you. ]
see by your appearance That you are 4
gentleman. When | say you're fool,
mean you are a fool for apologizng to :
woman who wears trail skirts, becaus,
you accidentally tread upon them. Tha
lady, sir, is my wife | have to get my
boots blacked four times day, to wall
with her, fol fear Of soilng her hounces
The next time you tread upon them, pla,
don't apologize for it. If you had tori
the whole trail off the dress, should have
been pleased rather than otherwise"
"And you retract your offensive re-
mark, then ?" asked the citizen.
"In the sense you understood it, | DO
Of course. Should you again tread upor
my wi(e's trail, and then apologize for ii
l should feel very much like repeating tn,
epithet,"
The citizen wended his way like MAJ
who has acquired a new wrinkle;-Nolh
American,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07

made well, which continues full, and is
affected neither by lain nor droughts.
But what is most remarkable in this
operation is the layers of the earth as we
descend. At a depth of fourteen feet are
found the ruins of an ancient city--payed
streets, houses, floors, and different pieces
of mosaic work. Under this is found q
soft, oozy eaith, made up of vegetables
and at twenty-six feet, large trees entire,
such as walnut trees, with the walnuts
still sticking to the stem, and the leaves
and branches in perfect state of preser-
walton. AT twenty-eight feet deep, soft
chalk is found mixed with vast quantity
of shells, and this bed is eleven feet thick
Under this vegetation is found.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
A GOOD RECOMMENDATION.

A young man seeking employment
went to one of our large cities, and on in
curing at a certain counting-room ifthey
wished a clerk, was told they did not. On
mentioning the recommendations he had
one of which was from 4 highly respect
able citizen, the merchant desired to sec
them. In turning over his carpet-bag tc
find his letters, book rolled out on the
floor
"What book is that 9' said the mer-
chant
cit is the Bible, sir"
"And what are you going to do will
that book in New York %
The lad looked seriously into the mer
chants face, and replied
81 promised my mother would rcac
it every day, and | shall do it.''
The merchant Immediately engaged his
services.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
CuRIOSITIEs OF TIE EARTH,

At the city of Modena, in Italy, and
about four miles around it, whenever the
earth is dug, when the workmen arrive
at distance of about sixty feet, they
come to bed of chalk, which they bore
with an auger, five feet deep. They then
withdraw from the pit before the auger is
removed, and, upon the extraction, the
water bursts up through the aperture with
great violence, and quickly fills the newly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMP

rE0HE reputation acquired by this company
4 during the last fifty years, by an hon
orable course in the transaction Of its business
and the prompt and liberal settlementof loss
es, together with the character OF the securi-
ties composing its assets, ,ehtitle the Company
to the utmost confidence of the public, as af.
ordLng reliable Insurance against loss or dam
age by fire.
j uue Oily j. d. SEARS, Agent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
GREAT WORK ON The HORSE.
THE HORSE
AND
NxS Ex3E q nEG J

Professor of Pathology and Operative Surgery
in Veterinary College of Philadelphia, Pro
fe.sor Of Veterinary Medicine in the late
Agricultural College of Ohio, Secretary OF
the American Veterinary Association OF
Philadelp pha, cct,, etc,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07

!
in Veterinary College of Philadelphia Pro
fessor Of Veterinary Medicine in the late
Agricultural College of Ohio, SECRETARY of
the American Veterinary Association of
Philadelphia, cct,, etc,
1T TELLS YOU OF Breeding, Breaking, Stab.
ling, Feeding, Grooming Shoe
lug aud the general manage.
mcnt of the Horse, with the
best modes OF administering
Medicine, also how to treat Bi,
ting, Kicking, Rearing, Shying
Stumbling, Crib Biting, Rest.
lessness anu other vices to
which he is subject; with nu,
merous explanatory engravings.
1T TELLS YOU Of the causes, symptoms
and treatment of Stranglcs,
Sore Throat Distemper, Catanh
influenza, Bronchitis, Pneumo.
ma, Plcurisy, Broken Wind
Chronic Cough Roaring, and
Whistling, Lamps, Sore Mouth
and Ulcers, and Decayed teeth
with other diseases of the mouth
and respiratory organs.
IT TELLS YOU Of the causes symptoms,
and treatment of Worms, Bots,
Collie, Strangulation, Stony
Concretions, Rapture3, Palsy,
Durrhoea, Jaundice, Hepatir-
rhoea. Bloody Urine, Stones in
the kidncys and Bladder, In
tlaamaton aud other diseases of
tie Stomach, Bowels, Liver,
and Urinary Organs.
1T TELLS YOU Of the causes, symr toms and
Treatment of Bone, Blood, and
Bog SPAWN, Ring Bone, Swee
ME, Strains, Broken Knees,
Wind, Calls, Founder, Sore
Bruises and Gravel, Cracked
Hoois, Scratches, Can ker,
Thrush, and Corns; also of
Nlegrims, Vertigo, Fpi ep sy,
Saggers, and o.her diseases of
the feet legs and head
IT TELLS YOU OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment Of Fistula, Foil Evil,
Chambers F8rcy, Scarlet Fever,
Mango, Surfeit, Locked Jaw
rheumatism, Cramp, Gals dis
eases of the eye and heart, DC
and how to manage Castrotion
Bleeding, Trtphinning Row
cling, Firing, hernia, Ampu.
tation, Topping, and other Sur
gcal operations.
IT TELLS YOU OF Ratey's Method of Tam
ing Horses, how to approach
iiai'e' VI o'"p'o eol'' now W
occust"" nurse W s'ra"se
SGunos p:V III oI S'snvS, NY anu INV IT,
h b;u 9a'u,e' ia ,ha rT'ro H'"v, ""u ,so n'tIn ,ha
''n ~ ,irW 'i'e ~ rp ','N ,NTW nv
The whole being the result of
more than fifteen years careful
study of the habits, peculiari-
ties, wants and Weaknesses of
this noble and useful animal.
Ihe BOOK contains 3cf pages aPpfoprioVeiy
IllGstrotea' oy nenFly one hnnurca engraH,"gs'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
The OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
SssS ME- ELuA GID FED EE yA
TO TIE AC HI r S.

rTNHE Board of School Examiners of Wyan.
Il dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg.
ularly at the r-HOUSE, in Upper San.
dusky, as follows:
Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL
MAY OCTOBER and NOVEMBER and on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the exalRina
tioa of Teachers, un, er the act
''To provide for the reorganization, supervi'
sion aud maintenance OF Common Schools
passed March l4.h. 1853
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch, A. NJ. promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
dencc of good moral character by certificate Of
otherwise, as M certificate will he granted with
eut such evidence, and no special meetings oI
the Board will be held under any oircumst an
ces. By order of the Board.
HENRY MADDUX,
feb2062 If. Clerk.
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From the Lat.a Gera.n Piles,

A review Ui tho last batch OF Coz tinentA
German pa ora PRESENTS ~ no incidents OF in.
ttToHt. Mecklei bIrgh and llIDOvsr persist in
sacrificing lho navigation OF the Elbo 10 their
railroad Interests, hy iSposng tho mot bur
ihensome tUlis on loreIRn shipping Moreover,
they do not oven 'ako tho necessary IN Asurol
10 keep the Charnel clear w that ihi, splendid
highway Of inltud German commerce is yearly
becoming endangered. The United States are
largely Inteiusitd in the matter, and have, long
s,nce, tperod negotiations in Iete'eacs TO these
" Stdf, Dass.
A. WissDideu, while those Who frequent
tho gaming tables have ceased committing sui.
eide, the crUbpisis ol ploy Ell ~ them have
ca ight the mdni.L AM seytial have lately cured
themselves Of m,la,choly with their pistols.
H. NcimT, roiucti II Of taxes Ia p opposed
IA ci c IN tauce that cannot fail to alarm the
ra,,iuuists.
The government # Bldo1 b zen wisely c,n.
tiuues r. muustrsto hl;ait-t the tot Al ruppres-
zion e c.ns iuiiOrM rights in lln.tc and Is
abused therefor 10y tho ultra mOnprcht ls T. fon
tho official paper vi Carlsruha robukr, 'hs arro.
gance d the young rob lIv, and th-r htttor
ere. Il is ph.iuly evident tlat in Wr-terr
G'rmany 81 A'gtN ion l. ON tho crease which
may otce again, ere long, NJ the icolor OF
repGhlicanisn to every tower and o'plA, ~
thc.e can, no lelger, be a shadow ~ dOuh' tht.
rsaciiODary measures aro Contemplated by cer-
tain governments which have, herst JiOre, been
Thought lbersl. The anticipated exhaustion OF
tho United STATES, by civil war, Is
one great source # encourage nent
10 believers IN the Divine right Of Kings. Tho
same party is raisiog great outcry against tho
EoW proposed German-lrerch treaty OF com
morce, ono OI tho most liberal movements OF
our tiUs.
AUSTRIA sincc her Emperor visit to Venice,
talAs very msnacinply. Sho vii demand the
disarmamenl Of StriuiA, ant clipg TO the Con.
v,ntious q Niilafianca aud ZIrich, which
stipulated for tho restoration Ct tho fugitive
Italian Princes. Yet -he must rsdurs her ex.
pensts ny 10 On0,CO per gnUum, at least, ii
she would avoid utter ruin
Derma'k k ob. tinatsly msir'aius her position
on th1 SynloswiI.Ilolsl0 question, uutwith.
standing the notes oi Prussia
In lrus-'a the party Il Progress hlyiug 60
f. aIed lh, Minis euall..3 n the election Of a
President 20 the L.l II'i.b Chtmuats, sre
also preparing to r. Jet lll the mli'uty mea
sVea b. ha proIO''d by mo Government ln
such a cl 10, tho thambora wi undoubtedly b..
d sol ol, ~ a eil'ut rDy iu,iln commence.
The i1auo''l status il ihlcueu'ng. The deficit
amounts 70 cight mi,i.us, iucluuias tho on
+. nses for the aoy. lheri is even some tax
OF the increase Gt direct taxation and the con.
shmp.i.n Of capita, resources by cutting down
the forests srd selliog portion Of he national
domain
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diel cloto togsther. Most Df thsm were lyink
on 'hsir lies, as if they were asl-ep.
Mfr Humble, the resident visser Of The col.
lery, gave a similar acco5rt Of ihc d.scoy.r,
Of the hodiea. On Tuesday morning no forced
tis w.y through the hole which hal bcea
ntic in tho rus5i4h into the furnace drift
Desosr ding by that, he .'und two men ly'
rg on ashes Of thi furnace, on cir faces.
There were tlso several msn lving AMI sit.
ting behind il In the iurnAcs drift we're
ether men lying and sitting al,l'ns 'hs w,ll'
Fasting ihroygh thu duois At go cnl of ,hi,
,tift, IN tho tsssage ie,ll 20 tlr -nt '.
found q lrre uuwbor Of me lyi't ."a r' %.
,Tthrv hsd ain down to sleep Pom h-ny. h
rss,ed alcrg ire gallery lei4ins O tro a'sul
and thnr, he fcupi the rsst Of them lying l.
heaps toge hrr. The air was bad all the way,
hu. ou r,tt 2 within short disigoc, of the
-pr ia could 20 longer breathe, ant wa
uui..d j, return. Tho ,acdlo he had with him
.uf. Z tr.h'l, all 'ho 'irlc hero wss bal
nell. Vhitb he lciev,' car" from the dead
lodicf Of rt men ard 'u.,s II h.d 20 rr,suu
r.. to lev, thit there Ntr. ,li 'lrt 'sh,nd
d tiept Tho si- az ,ho 'op,t he hpl- W,s
yo-y had-.o that 'ho men would s"t no relief
by gCiu. hofe.
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Mise, lleDeous

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ike troop r, amt -onc"y'1 a'sort thi' h,
JoI ci The array TO he pleasure OF inum irR
n this luxury.
At-t,riNI Secretary = sr'c'ivd l't-
'c- tom iitni iu New l,rA. saving fhc
'tteucr' Of Il c,moud g,par tat ~ 0lD
sisno ut arms. which arrived 81 Nov Otstus ou
tro st,au.,' NI'to-ia. Nticr 'ecentlv ran tho
hcck,de to thai .ott il ,ot truc. 4 tcliab,e
r,ss,ugcr. Who c,mo out trun Now Drlodss to
u,vsua on The iciotii. rN- thai sh' was able
.u obtain ,h,to utiv l1n t.tr, an t4neo w'rs
70 the armr stct "a 10 ~, nov RETURN. Tns
N.~ Orlc ns m'li,ia az, uot yo,, therci rc sup
pied vi Am'.
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War Intelligence,

INFPHSAL MACHINE ~ THE SAVANNAH RIVER
l'"p,tches have beon received al the Navy
DtpIrtm'n from Commodore DIpont, dated
Trort h9ya!, ie6. Is, lo'inS a report from
Commodore Rodgers, in which no siyg Wbila
soubding in the Savannah River, a short dis
lance above toe mouth of WRIGHT River he
discovered several object, tllatinp upon tn, s1r
iACu' "hlcl appeared ~ first sight 10 he empty
TN cans and ls such were not regarded bv nm
~ ~ worthy OF note. Lieut.. SpraJ son. Of the
~, Sth, - suSruy after hailed him and told him
tual tue ItC's alluded tO wero buOys attarhaI
20 an internal machine. upon closer examina-
'oh tney saw enough to satisfy them that the
'u-plclOns We're correct. The buoys. five 4,
number, were placed several yards apirt. Al
rght angles ID the shore in nedii'sy ia ia,
chai mel leading from Wright River, and visible
only AZ los water.
lhey were connected by spr4l wire. tSe
Gnu ol me W'-e entering ln Orlfta in the upper
eros OF the buoys. They were also secured bv
wires 70 what they presumel 10 be weights az
the l1'fom, but which turhs- e.. .mina ion Ie 4
'hsm 20 believe were " .sul5 eunulirinp expln.
sive matter An attanpl was sub ,e,lentlv
III we 70 LV9du,e an e.' 'llsIon By pulhns tho
nHos "hlch failed. lh wires vera then cut,
ana lne outer bu0ys were brought of in on, az
lhe expedition boats. In c,n-r,urnca Of rbo
le!ica'c nature Of the s.olo5inf, ano,r,,us
ahu t6e result Of the examination Of tho Luo1
brought On board il was doomed ,n@ro nm ~
70 eaueaNG to sink the remaining b1o - ,L,,
aIF'npt 10 FomoYa Thorn, so that the enemv
should not have the slti,flction Of t,,Gin,9siihy
single Life had been lost by the ila5oIic'i
llyNn'lon.
The yuoys were sunk by firing rifle shots into
them, c.e hay.1g exploded the night previous
rom soWe Cause unkroWn, and shortly aftor a
launch had passed oger the spot where The
tbu99ys were placed, having ia tow heavy