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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

Psicss q many necessary aricss si key, Up h
fye. elef exception being The article Of Sheh
~ per bs,a former Matches also decidedly
lper sU.ar Lnd mGsse through scarcity and Speculation
ecrbaed ceiling Ugh nss. o. sIJsng much .edd
at this season Of lie YEAR there heavy stock In the city,
may VhO vii visit the clothing establishments DO,
the prices onaby high Many persons przS for yec7
10 oTer hrt heavy be sntaed the extortnrrs
mnngJo.tschlefy lI ielteswho have bought all he
clothing and dry they could lay .her hands uns and
asking e,ob,ai prices knowing Jbtths peopari buy
or "iLeu' i= W !sle' hs pee day q rsrsvuOn su
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

VALJABLs REAs. Estate
- - To BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION THIS DSY. The sIe-
attention P6Ae l. particularly called the sale Of
valuable Lots Chureh Hill TO the Leigh street Baptist
Church Union station Methodist Church and
handsome resdence Of Mr. Thomas L. D.
WAlford 2h, be,Eesb and street, TO % this day,
beginning O'Clock further particulars, auction bead.
dee2 GODDIN APfEES0J Z, Ausla
A LBEMARLE FEMALE. INSTITUTE, (near
"A Charlottesville va)-k Few pups can be admitted. Tie
whole number 10 limited 70 90 aud al are under my personal
insracoR Exercises AFTER the Holidays rssausd on LIST Aoneay
IN hunery. --.,- e.. 1000 fi
join HART, MA
dsg2--dkes,' Prbrira
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
l.p,'T IND ISsPro'g GEs.Rn.s oYYIcy. [
aHIBAL czpGRs

aES1RAL esp&Rs l-sT
Z geesp2r .s 81 t-co7s nsar sDivssss b
tiJje, vbsTe q no. r5syersaSs ThfncrJ 60 ra-
-ri ioTe Uti ar5 ep Dug Ss tssStsd froE the bsss
bsGDe1 froo7, ARd .sslsps1-Hs gsrrs, &eynd oatrs
WI NJ .MltSi The town 5r village ekfePs
on Hriifsn per- Siou .; inc eo53psadns Greer.
IL nnr lr ttrled rem camp Will moaDiet
duty. ~
III Private rro etf frviabls Cc be sespestsS
~ tSsp as ssr<a rhr;i inspesahls fer the pnhh
cryee aHi then cry by oer u steat Aathoy, sLd
ss rr nonied cut Ia Ne Army ,ud dsts, and orden
ti- QlsIrTmastT aEl { Timl-tirJ Departments.
~. The reras an q fepeidx wood ard ohsf pro-
perry Of the cl ,. shh hsr oeeunsd y sonaS instances
-snl y To s,Tankf "hteIhhA CotnmsndtI Of troops OF
whatever ss sbsi ny ths exerc o. dig ek sxnd s;ht d.
dgl.1: feieyy Kors et sreh rys1u sqtsllns q hey W.
rove y pm .nds, sE md es.s e1psnss On the Govern
Hs ksrs ersht b0t y b dlsiaItsa he possibly
b ay'id sri Aten vood nscessary Tor tbs pqLac that
w "a as: vsr se Ess; be .sscts sz q Lsis waste a
e~es1 osps,ynn.. 6f~s ordsa suossd % he .ru,
a. The f.; n Il ans 10 The Pahis lnsF,4 Al sio.sI q
hem Directed to be fspord s ia prqpsr suhASp tef sS5
p'D'.sitn.nt mas DC requisite &c I'll Era s2.Ss
-. - tsp.s ~ w o'as1 ,sls,,:,. Il. cooprR,
stls-lw Aa;usAni sra fsp<asT Gsnoa>
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
hDJ'r AND IssP'R GEsERALs OFFICE,
r- 81 RIcHsosp, Dec II, 1862,
GENERAL oapFm,l

"''.h 20 ~, 90 fisN' -.- ..--" - e. lsA fN
Paragraph " Gere,s osss 10. re, Cus-a, Series mod
it'd % 20. ~ Z u,Nr: I..y
Hi.Ss I'D ~ 10 tad srd,r, vii not hsss.rsr b.
:';c- er fries' es;ep, b. the health q NJ
Iel-r.s ~ c u otnate and In all spft
ts cr,1rd' ~ hH srsisd In tbs surseons eeni'
HcG.s. 1900 e.. ., -. .....
H. ws+neI-r e tie oyslon tr ne commanding oaeer Of
mtrry dspeg sni- eti 2: e arrt paragraph Of 9ennsi
No L nc TINE being accomplished by cum
eeli,y tssn ,s rlpher Of hospits no may susnd the
pcas H. Essl boards Unij the condition VI the EeA ahd
wauniel r..der.t rETlsE; -ayeta5.s said bosrds
Ill Gd;srs c4GsS! EIt " dSiy g; sarolns eontrpf are
hereby h-Vc hN s rs'!gaiin q cse. does 10. Of H.
sc Tue pfty ssTns frn tts provisions oi Me COO
ept isS = och hi-;, g es.o.neet add eral'
Ration 10 eonIeE With ohsS Isstss'sl c5a~sr1pf age
Nv, lssyrsDt Gs,nyl sG rHnsyJ u hereby detailed o1
the Stus duy ihatesgned IN pegaEai Ill General ordt
e Cnrysn Seize 70 Itsitbsui to Leary Bfosn nr.i
VII pro-sei sae- "a Casyn somh carolns, aDd No
e Albania fr tis G, OF vNsEnng candidates for sP'
palnnieu geLS ucss for cpaIcs duty, under tho act
Of Congress- approved september S isos.
The rsefss rosuaEiug hpse pan's Sl Oh his sppbs-
Sa, ss.Slte Villa n any ur ceets performing ORD
mace gli,s he may select VINO, oSh1 With himself ul
sitIta ESsuinlny hoard
Doc us,iqe viii v given iaesl payers Of the time at
Tbc examinations MI vt hcl..
ApcpiIoas lur p.reou he rxln,d VII " made peS
Genrtai orier, SO ~ 20 the d.oetsi coticsG cins
~ ertcr, . r.' g. ...s
'slsnehl g. COOPLs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
| T- -. ADJprAST AND Istp GEMS 0FPlcE
! .... Nh 1905 HcsSosD, psc " Lsrt
GENERAL nRnyRs. 1

GENERAL ORDERS,
W 10 ~ ..s sl.. ...rL
l. s,s cuo.ion having oecctl N tie ptyel cf troops 70
hosp Us Hgho,izrd In paragraph ~, Gsnrfs Orders a.
nrsei by paragraph General odcrs nd By per,gsYh
II Gcnsrsi Orders e B he, by directed tina, DIS orlsrs abcys
referred r;si ouy tbs onty pay o.
the COLLIER rus,ered the hospital rolls ami ell eusrtermaser
uaki referred 10 In said orders required
reruArIv forEaF ooEh the AIdAn and st eior G-oe-
rails IL company erEsHd.rs OF such Troops TO he 90
.ei conpAny ro-, LIT Of the aud
sounts pS n - partcuar - ior which such payments
have been Jefe. W
II No ticket. till be Issued except shen the sp
pn presents s,den.e thai he has proper authority
fI lis aenee from h.' cnnaad and rhinieto Gsnspotta-
retire I'll h- kept Ia de trsrsport4i ofos up
80 G tive applicant for yaGsportson, snd the ~,
Lo-i u.yD ahh transportation + syer Win be recorded "
case Eyc, p,rautl5n VII y, tseen rgSir irposta
Esd raul, AID Shrsey s1vh :rrd cT rcpsson detected,
sint i-Els,iai-'y rTsl;ss % he Vfgser sStsoriisA
Isisnsd} :, g q l... s e g. coofER,
de!T-ig la;sisri ard Inspector a-csrsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
MONDAY lIORNING, DIG. ~, Iss8.
TO COMMENCEMENT.

cffss Way" ~.
slss ssa Boa sfIea % a. papsr sriQ not 81 PUB
t4tR M q rule Of Lsg fndinV 0a0 % 10 klOn %
CD rsf ri IN 20 ~ 0. Sspirtsa tOE Oei,sary soSees
s-s'itf three - rgof FOR GdcertSse1aesa&
~ w cInsot de- sLtS % rst4rH rejected eOssHssH&a-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
MARRIED.

On the l7h instant rSsdynce Capt Dregry In King
william COUNTY the Rev Jno Turpin NJ SAINT GEORGE
TUCRKR COATER TO Mise NJ. A. DREBRf, both Of kins WI
lam
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
Yopru'pt r.ralorA os.* po..slIas % mule pssar.,

YOUTHFUL PArRprA csse possesi,g 90 little peensriy
brought before Recorder cssks, the Police Coa Sal
urdsy morning boy Of twelve years giving uis tsnt Of J
Hodges appeared Ia the uniform Of Leu.tntn 10 t Couee
rate Army charge Of stealing proi from q. D.
s9enee RehoDd House Peppers 10 possession Il the
youngser prov be had In reality occupies pos.a Of
responsibility the army bot other face Nen, % hox ,ha
bad sufficiently diyred tho commandment vhieh otiii
toee operations by which the Property Of man uy-s
rouy the possrssiOb Of smother. John sold tho
pistol Mr. james Walsh aud Ia very canrdenty p-rd
good article 10 s legst. but
this agreed b the Recorder, Cner toe ee1mssn
npossble AVOID sending the patriot e sSsu
nation before Hustns- CoVs tG h eoFtlgy
"a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

THE wxlrHSR-saurday last Of the eoides, days ef
season esges and nip Ing air rendered the eone,
more anil multiplied the number Of blue ruddy
cheeks chaing teeth. Yesterday, the Temperature
higher aud cutting sind u che pre day bsd
subside stu, the cold intense, and In the hade, Ito
thermometer Indicated tho freezing point To those Who io
yond the present time, this f eealher Il pot unseeoe
vaon II gives the Of ample suptIy Of Ice
sammece cool the svered brow of the In and
hospitals lee render refreshing the and oil
luds which accustomed 10 lnLbo during the htSed
teru II the Of ponds sLd Ice houses have beet ell
proydsn specusly,, there 10 tobsevo thai
gusuly OF Ice packed this city Will furnish 81 sbur.
dant during the In the meanp h0es
tvrtaine cold my Continue until tho Potouae foeu.
that the Yankee Iunbosts aud may be subject
Cd TO injury and capture.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
-cor,per s.u..y repor.. tba, /. DerrO man va.

sgDpyS ccreE sanIaJ reports that pesrO man was
faud 10 house ogped BY ooored people, the Lgh
sre.t African CLr, r~,eday ring As can be
Ans ne OF ofeer, who sent him down
lro the nue attend Business aud being without
eS,t .lc he trala by The conductor DIE negro
pursued into the cy foot and s.ntto the bcusx a.
ui- t. aincs psldAng n cold and solicited lodging, Which
fhsA h an yesterday morning he wa found deSd In
hsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

sjJuERs LrgsuI IEsiKsOga-rhs valuable magazine, Tor
IRE November sad December WIN be out to-day. We
d. rrsder that the N of content.
ps ap- Uses ,,rixip est prosalnent among vhio!
ucaYR oE - History Of the War, md the con1!g.
n. na-y els ESs an inpire.' Fee adyen~etnaet
r6a.e,srs ,aln Apeerson sold at sneton feu days
ago. lar. ,I1y a. ,ao, dell sEshs In this ey Of tbe
ii eIe slS ~ fsr ue "a @ IS, for esk These prizes
s,les a dr,,nt flog i!s .t.4iJrmehy prevailing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
Very Truly your.

+. s.--I wi, had an opportunity to describe the sp-
psarAnce OF the ted IL eau, saw II, throughout
to-day covered with the enemya dead left barbarously
two whole days unbaried. Bu, suppose all this will be
III print long before can write it. ..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

EXTRACT
HFADQU4RTFFs DRIFT 6f hENLica
ReY9ovr, Vi, Pc. !sih, is''a {
GENERAL ORDERS
No. -.
In ronjunc,inn with General O1a-s no 81, "HsadqrST-
tiers Department eEeo" Dc efnher s, sG Tie :o9or "a
Is published for the Information 81 VI conrrtirt:
The selling Of liquors b. descs 70 fnAeF j. ~ pro-
hbled.
make application In their har gt1Ft 10 hes sAhiif
ters the 9TH Of each mouth. Those Nto 70 ely rfi f
execute the sio receipts In tho la"iSrars IS toe ni
cation. tl
"a, 49, - - w GaAN,
da9p-iw ASsil.rni a. p 5sEaTd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
TO THE PUBLIC
GOOD SAMARITAN,

Read The foliosing esrtihoaiei
-, HnHxosD, Va, Nov. "a. 1889.
Mr. W. L. Ro-Dear SIR; take pleasure 10 adding another
testimonial eceney Of your Good Samaritan had been
suffering severely With pain In lolna produced from nin
nnE The palm very and vas With much
dcutythAi could ascend the stairs induced 10 try
yoa retney produced re after four ave applications
Ny granddaughter had sweny Of tho glands IN her throat aud
neck anied with much psn ADD difficulty In sSBnow-
my This casa relieved by few spposoas ~ the
Good Samaritan only about three ourths oi bot,
tie IN b0lh think family shooli be vLthou. T.
+ Yours, truly, W. B. hUNSOh.
ROCKS GOOD stMARIrAH--Por Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Pain, sie Back Chest Stiffness Of Joints, ~ 70 sai
vbol-sal. aud retail, By JAS p DUAL,
poSG-e~s Drugys,, cor. Main and lsh s'S
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

NEW CONCERNING have entered in Co
partnership parpo.e dolns GENERAL hg2cAN
TfIE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS style and fnn of
Younger Co. and have taken the stand omesy occupied by
smith Adams la Main street. Lynehburg, Va VIII sve per
aonsI and prompt attention congners Of bhaE be
or ocerle liquors Produce Manufactured and smoking ooHec
&C. &c w liberal cash advances Conssnnsns IN hand
Wksn dearest Reflex RieL alond aad Lynburs NeTeh
aAM'L W YOUNGER,
'..'.t THOMAS L. JOESs0S,
. ... n Johnson Younger Otey, Ac-nc2i.
io,iS T SMITH,
dsir-snns Il Smith Adams, Lyncdb,.IS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22
Great landmarks standing every fis
And saving those who eve them.H


At the Bowling Green road, fine WOW was obtaned
of the enemys lines they advanced at the distance OF
about 800 wards over the eyel bottom BY dreciou OF
Gen Stuart Major John Pelham Of the Stuart Horse
Artillery Immediately brought up Napoleon gun, aud
opened on their loft flank three batteries replied aud
Tor many hours this ono gun fought them al With 10
Welding fruine-s. Major Pelham and Capteln Henry
who both superintendent the working OF the piece, were
publicly compmented land their obstinate stand In an
important position uuQuestousbly had most valuable
part In demoralizing the Federal forces.
Soca afte- daylight the sasmy began to feel our sn
sre position from left to right with infantry aud art.
lery To one who had witnessed the manner OF pro:
ceedng of these people Il evident that the Federal
leaders we're wandering Ia the dark and completely puI
Sed There was 10 generalshp displayed, no power OF
combination or manpuveriug Their lines were pushed
forward and when moved down By our artillery or mus
kerry new ones took their paces-aud thu watering,
uncertain character Of their movements continued II
has been stated in print that this Malvern Hill al
fair with the position Of the eombaians reversed But
think the writer is mistaken at least US regards our
right The fight was much more equal terms than Is
supposed this important difference, that the enc
nv very Ear outnunbered u.s. opposing two or three to
Que at every point OF attack Their artillery was most
eff otualy handled, and did much damage, as the
casualties In that arm viii show Take an instance oc-
curing 20 memory az the moment. A Bakely gun had
ist opened fire by direction Of Gen. Stuart The enc
my sent she'll back and heard boys voice exoiain
"General the very first shot has killed two OF our men
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

lis Exeeeucy, VIM. H. Seward, Secretary of State, &c
&C., &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-22

No. Il was a Yankee trick land the proof Is,
the fact which, long you receive this, viii have flashed
TO YOU on the wins VI tue teegnpthe fact that fhis
moraigg there sas not one OF all that host upon
the southern side OF the Rarpahinnock -
VIVA, will foe so dsheatened in spirit bankrupt in
character ami pO%eress perform is boasts do next
Eirhts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

EE HEADQUARTERS COMPANY
(I. G. G. Sixth Regiment O. ", Camp
at Beverly, Va,
Da,, G. w. RoBAck Cincinnati, Ohio, Dear
Sir-We received your long wished for and
welcome Remedies few days ago. and haste
to return You unaninn2as expression in regard
to our high opinion Of the, merits of tte. same.
We have used them with great benefit to q. 81. :
Company, and heartily attest to the public
opinion of their grea. benefits. In our cases.
especially where there have been so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine in
business at home to the exposed habits at active
soldiers in strange and unnatural county, do
we most appreciate the merits Of such Heaven
sent values as yours. TIC all those III cur posi-.
tion do we most emphatiually recommend
Remedies being assured from experience,
they will be very welcome companion.
JOSEPH A, ANDREW S,
p. Capt. Co. b.. Sixth Reg.t Q. ",
Signed:,
James Y. semple, 1st Sergeant Co. B;
Chas H. Foster, I'd Sergeant. g
Chas. B. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co. B. 9th lReg
'O.V..
Thos. Royse, Cd Lieut..
2. B. Warren, Sd Serg't.
Stephen /. Thaysr, Ath serg,t.
Sam'l D. Srhooley, Comn,issary.
Corp, Chas. W. Foley.
Corp, john W. Taylor.
Corp. Ed Bultmarp.
Corp. G. c. Cable. e..
Together with 69 privates-a unanimous c expres
sion being given.
For sale at Ne East Fourte Street, and BY
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited to
this as being the best article for complaints in
cident to camp life. June27 At.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

departure for camp Of one company, and
the mastering in of two others. Thurs
day Capt. Chasnberlaiii's company of lt6
men were duly organized, and on Friday,
Capt. Curtis Berry was sworn in These
two companies will be attached TO the
1851 Regiment. The esficers are good
men, fit to command, and win bring their
men up to accuracy in the drill. fhis
makes three whole companies enlisted
from Wyahdot county since the calls of
the President for $40, 600 troops, and
with the addition of some Fifty, who have
been recruited for the old regiments, will
give $50 men as the sum total Of Wyan-
dot county's enlistments since the last
call was made, Wyandot has come nobly
up to the work. She has not faltered for
a single ihoment, and we feel proud OF
the manifestation of SO much patriotism
on her part, which Indicates a deep root
ed love for the Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
OBITUARY,

Died at his residence, 1t Dr.. r. A. Hem
derson's. On Sabbath morning, aboht Che
O'clock, JoEL w. GARREf1, a.ttf a brief but
severe attach If tise faux, ii tie ss.h gear
of his age.
The deceased Aaass one one among ths pio,
neers of this county, having been borh and
raised here. Having sprtsng from ole OF
the first families, lie was possessed Of all
tfiose noble qualities that tend to win and
hold the respect and confidence Of Ills fel
low lncn
Intelligent, kind, generous, affable, strict
| ly honest and Wishing all men well, he was
always greeted With feeling of respect
wherever he went. No one ever despised
small or mean transaction more than he
did. Noble, high minded and generous
himself he expected to find these qualities
in Others, and always acted oil the idea that
all men possessed hoblehess and ought to
be treated and respected accordingly, whethi-
er rich Or poor. No one ever had more
warm and ardent friends among the poor
and desponding. His kindness induced
him to associate witt all, and so great was
his power of adaptation thAt it made no
difference where he was, he was 1t home
and made all around him feel perfectly at
ease.
No enc ever approached him either for a
favor or advice, that he did not hear him
with becoming patience and ID all for him
his generous heart cohld suggest.
In his early youth he was fortunate in
having the means of Attending college
where he obtained classical education
His college years were spent at Kenyon
| College, where he was close aud attentive
to his studies. He had entered the senior
year when the death of his father recalled
| him, and he could not make up his mind te
return.
Deceased was universally loved and res
pected. None could ever charge him with
fraud, corruption or baseness. Having :
high sense of honor he despised all thing:
but the Honorable.
He died comparatively early in life and
:" let not the good be inferred with his
bones" but let US remember him kindly
emulating his Virtues AMI forgetting his
faults. Peace to his slumbers.
CoNMuNIcATED.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29


JACKSON TowNsn1p-Total 2.
John Gepharn
Orange J. Scott.
Salem TowSshrr-Tttal 8.
Christian Copple{..
Levi tsoodling,
John Barklay,
George D. White,
Peter Att#ater,
William g. White.
TYMocuTKk TowNsnIp-Total Ii.
Martin ". WTloughby,
Samuel flaytnal,
James t. Mitteh,
Nelson Cowgirl.
Isaac Vandorn,
Lewis Corfiahiaiiii,
Adam Milan,
George W. Hafford,
Cornelius Washburn,
Henry Lowmaster,
Joel Ekleberry.
Lafayette Lee, Sycamore township.
Nicholas Chambers, Crawford towns p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
1862. --- 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

2S5 MILES D0U BILE TRACK.
(wNith its connections.)
Is FIRST CLASS 5ROUT,
FOR SAFETY COMFORT AND SPEED,
TO ALL THE EAST ERN CITIESl
THE TRACKS, STONE BALLASTED
AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM DUSTi
THREE DAILY TRAINS FRO
PITTSBURGH TO PHIEADELfIfIA .
with, close conhections from western ciics.)
ALL CONNECTING DIRECT FOR NEW
YORK.
THROUGH PHIfAD E L p II A
AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIS.
BURG FOR
BALttMbRE AND WASHINGTON
--aEo-
CoNNECTfNG Ar Harrisburg VIA
ALLEFTOWN.
with Three Daily Trains Is New
"a York.
--o-
TRANSFORMATION
MERCHANDISE. -
PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK
CARRIED WITH DESPATCH,
ATTHE LOWEST RATES
EEOCH LEWIS. Gen. Sup,
-, Altoona, Pa.
w. II. HOLMES, Gen. Pass Agt..
jan3i'6s -ls.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

" A reduction of per cent. from the
above rates will be made fyr. Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the TYPE
composing the body Of the adyel tisesnent, wi |
be considered a square.
All transient advertisements, viii be CON
tidered a square.
All transient advertisements, togethef Will,
Administration, Attachment. Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for I'm indefinite
fine will lie charged for until ordered odt.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
cne OF tsicre cfanges will be allowed.
L. A. fRUNNER, PRofRlETon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

At Home. =,
Capt /. culbertsoa. of the 18th Reg,
is at home. in this village, on !, short fur
lohgh. He is hooking remarkably we'll,
and gives every appearance that soldier
ing Agrees With him. We should liAe to
see him appointed to field Office, be-
lieving that he IS fully competent to meet
its Requirements.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
4 II E PION BE r,
is puBLIsHED
ffiaag Masalag,

IN sEcose sroRY or WORTH PETER BLOCK.
ttthe low rate o< cue dollar and fifty cents If
paid IN advance Aud two dollars If pay
Is delayed six months.
s. NJ. PErTEEGILL 4 co.,
Eo. 81 Park Row, New York, aud Stale ST.,
Boston.
afs our agents ftr the Pioneer IN those cities.
md are authorized to take advertisements aud
knbscriptions for Us at our l1wes, rates.
RATxa or kDvERrISIN,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
ft57ost Marshal.

Provost Marshal.
Curtis Berry, SEN, so well known as
the ex:.sheriff, has been appointed, by the
Governor. Provost Marshal for Wyandot
county. We think this an excellent ap-
pointment; as he is we'll qualified for the
discharge of its dities. Application for
passes to leate the county and State must
be made t5 hith: Who would have
Thought, twelve months ago, that the
good people of Wyahaot county woiild
to-day be living under martial law. So
#ags the world:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
Rssignation---eol. Wilson.

Resignation---Gol. Wilson.
We regret to notice in the PAPERS the
announcement Of the resignation of LIT
Col Wilson, of the post he has held for
SO long a time in the l5sh Reg. o. Y. N.
We are not Informed as I'd the ca,,se Of
his resignation' and hope that he may be
put in command Of one Of the new regi-
ftents tow in process Of Formation. He
is prc-eihlhehliy 4 Military tnan-- made
to coh,ttiarid-and qualified in every par
ticular to head a regiii1eit. Let him Be
prohidted to d ColonelcS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

Assessors Returns.
The following is iii additional list of
recruits. who haze enlisted in. the differ.
ent townships, from the Cd July to the
22d of August, inclusive
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

Fine Showerss
During the rart week we have had a
number of fine refreshing showers, that
have moistened the parched earth, and
cooled in some degree the heated atmo-
sphere.
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SANDUSKY. DAYTON & CINCINNATI
RE ~ n - HR CD -A- MN
nx& ACr nE nt,.

CHANGE OF TIVE.
ON aud after Monday, May 18th, 1869,
trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
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gIptal \ Y}listellanenlls,

Married,
ney, BY the same, on the lslh inst, Mr..
corneiia. Mcihaaghlia to Miss Lucina
A. Young, both Of Myandot county.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
Mstisn COUNTY Commissioners,

Hati5n County Commissioners.
A writet from Ohio contributes the
following to Harper's Editors Drawer:
&c The Commissioners Of Maritn counts
made visit to GleHeland, few weeks
sincej on some business. They put up
at first class hotel, and when they came
I'd breakfast bill Of fare Was handed to
one of them by the Waiter. The coititry
gentleman was puzzled by the sight Of It,
but after examining it moment, he
stretched himself Back, and said, II am
much obliged I'd you for this paper, sir,
and will read it after breakfast"