The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-11-07
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to the army of the Potomac, are now in
Washington.
EIy- One corporation appears to have
a soul, and therefore deserves praise. The
Albany On. Y. } Gas Company refuses to
sell coke, of which it has a large quantity,
having determined to give it away to the
poor.
EE'~ In the course of very eloquent
sermon, at the Park street church, Boston,
Rev. DR.. Stone, stated that over leo per.
sons from that society had enlisted in the
Massachusetts regiments. Dr. Stone is
tbe Chaplain of the 45th, and a large
number of those enlisted from the church
have joined the same regiment. He has
a sou in the ranks Of the 45th
E5- A western paper says we want
to buy good coon and possum dog, to
hunt our meat with during the year. 1t
10 ioNIlSi iOi d iIdH " IlIllh dDOuL Uuy-
ing hog meat, who is printing newspa-
per for $2 a year. A dog that will hunt
coon, possum, and kill a sheep OCCASION
ally, viii command good price at these
headquarters"
Gf'" The soldiers in Camp Russell,
Norwich, Connecticut, had funeral,
Tuesday, and buried their rations. They
(the lations) had been dead four days,
and by that time threw out an odor like
that of rebel soldier Consequently
they buried the rations, and ought to have
buried whoever furnished them.
ES The citizens of Halifax recently
elected model Alderman. Within tie
past six years he has been before the Po-
lice Court ten times for drunkenness and
abusive language, assaults, &c. The cotn.
Gil refused to allow him to take his seat.
Eg- New York is not so much alb
sorbed in the war as to leave no time for
amusementS. Tho number of visitors to
the Central Park, last Saturday, was near
10000. The carriages numbered 4,37S.
Re-" AT a war meeting last week, at
Chicago, some one offered COW to the
first married volunteer. The first volun-
teer was a single man, who stepped for
ward amidst vociferous applausc-some
cheering the man and others cheering the
COW, e Gentlemen" said he, al belong
to tic class that wont be cowed."
GB" The Albany Express states that d
Shoe dealer in that city was victimized
Tuesday morning, by man who pur-
chased pair of boots for four dollars,
and rendered him therefor a two dollar
Treasury note, altered to fifty, which
was accepted for tie latter amount, and
the rogue walked off with forty-six dol
lars in good money, and the boots. The
fraud was soon afterward discovered, but
the man was not to be found anywhere.
E8s" Communication by electric tele-
graph has taken place between London
and Turnen, in Siberia, distance of
1929 miles. 1t is anticipated that an
extension Of the wires will be made to
Nkolaicyski, on the Pacific, by the end
of this year, and that telegraphic cons
munication with New York, by way of
Siberia and California, will be established
by the end of next year.
E.zy" The Mansfield Herald has rumors
of the elopement of the wife of soldier
now serving in Kentucky, with recruit
ing officer. She leaves family of small
children.
Ey" Gen. Rosecrans was serenaded at
the Gait House, Louisville, on the evening
of the 30th, by the band of the 59th
Ohio. He responded briefly, saying that
he had come to Kentucky to fight, and
not to make speeches.
E.y- Information Of reliable character
has been received by Major General Cur
lis, that the rebel Major General Joseph
E. johnson has taken command Of tie
Confederate troops in Arkansas, and is
now bending every euergy to bring as
large a force as possible into Tie coming
campaign there.
Ey The drafted men in Ohio who
have not enlisted for three years are to be
attached to the old regiments.
| EfE- From statement made up by the
Military Committee, it appears that Ham
ilton county has furnished 1884 volun-
| teers from the commencement Of the war
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