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FROM KENTUCKY.
1oUEsyIELz, Jan IA.
The folIoWing oAiciaI doounsnis Wsrs re-
csivsd & Hasdqusrters today:

1oUEYILLE, Jan IA.
The folIoWing ohiciaI docunsnis we're re-
csiTed e Headquarters today:
PAIETSy1ELH, KY., Jan. 8.
10 Capt. J. B. Fry, A. A. G.-T entered
this place yesterday, with the 41d Ohio, The
l4th Kentucky and 900 Of the ID Virginia
Cavalry. In hearing Of ny approach, the
main Rebels force left their strongly ia.
tFsnehed camp and fed
ssnt my cavalry % The mouth Of Jennis
Greek, where they attacked and drove the
Rebel cavalry, which had been LEFT Is a
vanguard, = distance Of Eve miiss, killing
three and WOundiRg q aeonsiderabls aCmber.
AsrshalPs whole army q nov fying in
utter confusion he bad Abandoned and
burned large amouEt Of bis stores.
We have taken IS prisoners. Our lOs7
was two killed. and one wounded.
z ! start in pursuit ts-m0rroW morning.
Signed, J. A. GARFIELD,
Col. Commanding Bdqads.
HRADoUARTERs 18Th BEIa4bz,
PREsEoHBUR, Ky, Jan.1l.
70 Capt. J.. B. Fray Assistazt Adialant
General seAi1A
I left Palntsville on Thursday nosn with
l, 100 men, and drove in the enemy ) pickets
two miles below PTestonburg. The men
slept on their arms. At 4 O'Clock yesterday
morning We moved toWards the main body
Of the enemy at the forks Of Middls Greek,
under command Of Marshall. SkirmishinQ
With bis ontposss began ct O'Clock, and at
I P. n. We engaged bis foEes Of Z. 500 men
and threa cannon posted On the hil, and
fought Them until dark, having been rein
forced By 700 men frou PaintsEilla, and
drove them iEomtheir positions. BE carried
OF the majority Of bis dead sad Ell bis
wounded. This morning W. found ~ Of his
dad o. the fsld. lis Killed osnnoi b less
than so. We have taken 25 prisoners, 10
horses and qnantity Of stores. The enemy
burned most Of his stores, and aed Drecipi-
lately. To-day have crossed The river, and
am now occupying Prsst0nburg. Or loss
is.2 killed and 25 wounded ~ q
(signsd) J. A. GARFIELD,
-.1ll q E Col. Coumanding Brigade.
Al quiet down the road.
The Bowling Green correspondent Of the
Nashville Confier says Gen. Johnston has
called upon the Provisional Govsrnmsnt Of
Ksntueky for 25,0 900 infantry end 5000 ca
vairy for years. '.
Fioyd's Brigade from Virginia, are going
to Seotsvilie, Ky 15-----5-
The rebels Of Henderson's command cane
up the Railroad Sunday night % hurn the
depot and blacksmith shop, and took all the
goods from the store Of Mr. Ulnstain at
Horss Gave. They also burned the Wood
land depot, Cave City depot Cave City Ho-
tei and stables. The citiasns az al these
points were notified to lszVe, and escaped TO
AumioldsYille, a. Tie rs5sis statsd thEs they
Intended % rsturn Monday night AM burn
every house that could be used by the Fsde-
raj army its advances, as hospitals OF quar-
ters. They also burned up ali the hay, oats
and fodder stacked along the road, and drove
cR or killed al the eattls, horses and mules
% Be found,
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THE CITY.
City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. IA.
Present-Messrs. Anthony, Ballard, Ben
ton, Blair, Bond, 5oOnrad, Corning, Dixon,
Freese, Masters, Meyer, oviatt, Palmer,
Quayle, sabiu, Stevens, ssurgess, Tholuas,
WellhOuse, willard.
Absent-Mossrs. ReEnor and WOrswick.
President Stevens in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved:
PETITIONS.
Of Lemuel Crawford, ". n Keith, and
others, coal dealers, praying the repeal Of
the ordinance creating the Office Of Coal In
specbor. Committee on Markets.
A number of claims were presented and
referred 10 proper Committees.
ooAnlUuoAEfoEs AND REPOETs OF oFFIoERs.
In relation to Insurance Policies on School
Houses. Filed.
Summons of the city of Cleveland. City
Attorney.
or the Board of City improvements,
recommending the passage of an act amen
dstoEy to an act providing for the orgaIsiza-
tion of cities and incorporated villages
Filed.
From Coe & May, in relation to the MN
haitian Insurance Company. Piled.
From the Superintendent of the Industry
al School, inviting the City Council TO be-
present ct the Fifth Anniversary of the In
dustrial School, 70 be held at Melodeon Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2lst. Accepted.
REsoLUTIons.
By Mr.. Bond, Whereas Capt. Richardson,
of the continental Zuaves," has procured
the enlistment into his company, for three
years, and sent forward to the seat of war,
VIM. Alexander, alias Elephant Bill, VIM.
Maloy, alias Whiskey Bill, John Sk keen,
alias ScOtty, three noted characters, who
have for years back been lodged and fed on
bread and water at the city prison, al the
city expense, therefore,
Resolved, By this Council that Capt. Rfch-
srdson is entitled to vote Of thanks, from
his Honor the Mayer, and the City Council
as we'll as he mem bers Of the Police coIVt
and all good citizens. And in aecordanc {
with the above, we do hereby tender our
t,Senks and the freed0m Of the city during
his Natural life, requesting him, when on
the E I'D Of battle, to plsee the three wor-
tbies In (hs trent ranks, to be used for their
country's good. adopted:
By Mr.. S. N6in, that the Treasurer be here
by instructed % 'ES6sS tks Policies Of Insu-
rance on school EVs1sCs, expiring N the Ian
haitian Insurance COmFany on tAe iStn INST
not TO exceed the same terms Is last year
Adopted.
BY Mr.. MssteEs, That Il. 'e amendmen 1t9i
presented this evening by the Soara OF ,osS Sta}
Improvements % the Sewerage a OF % @ leoO
be and is hereby approved, and its pes PsaS Z, 9
by the State Legislature recommept "a q
this Council. Adopted.
By Mr.. oviatt-ThAt Mr.. Barlow be q
thorized 70 90 70 Columbus and procure Ii,
passage Of en- act BY the Legislature author
izing the city Of Cleveland 70 fund the stoeks
owned BY said city in the Cleveland, Pains
villeand Ashtabuls Railroad Company, and
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh RriIrosd Oo.,
for the purpose Of providing for and lioui-
dating the Water Works debt of the city, as
the same shall become due. Said Barlow
is also to attend TO any other legislation
that may be required Of him during his stay
in Columbus by the City Council. Adopt
ed,
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FRAEK PAlKHE.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rOaaausblS figures.
Eop4aR36:ly
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sPHHRHOTTFHs.-stimPSOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advlSe
those wishing to get 3 hno likeness to call
upon him. A visit 70 his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R2T:N
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OHIOAGO nIARKEF-Jan Il

FTOUR--Barksg firm, u
WHEAF-Msrkst 10 better; 10 for No !: s6Jk8
00RN-haEEst arm. Sales ut 2lN021ste for
mixed IN store.
OATa-Markst quiet.
MAS par RH-Market firm at 50 co.
DRESSED HOGS-Markst steady ct g2,606
LIVE BOGs-Msrkst actiys and shade better.
RECEiPTs-s 400 bbls aOuri Is O01 bush wheat;
90 bus corr. aE. .--a.
EXGHGNGE-On New York, firm at Ke pre-
linn
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call ct Halls, II Public Square.
anra-R -RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

LAVA tn Gas BURHHEs--Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in theEtreet
lamps, for sale at Is cents each, BY
". P. Foaa.
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| PAPERs. Go to starr's to-day for Vanity
7NIF, allths illustrated papers and the Cleve-
r Cincinnati and New York Dsilies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-15

GS Your mother wants a sewing ma
chine, and you can get one Of Grover 4 Ba-
ker, perfectly new, for ten dOllays less than
the Manufacturers price, by inquiring at
HALLS Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
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OOMMERoIAL.


Molfu % HEI1otI tn Vt %
Prssidsnt-J. Z. WHATHMRL2s
Vios Prost-M. D. BooE4. TFeagursr-R. 7. L1oE.
DIRlcTong.
Il. 3. AafE, a. guin, B. ). Dagis. B. HFosrsH, 4.
TT Harvey, a. ]. boggos, 3. y Lester.
RnRlRMH1.
8. 2. LsstsE, J.q. Husssy, n. ,. eoott.
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FROM TEE sEooEp CAVALRY.

FROM TIE sECOFD CAVALRY.
CAMP DEEEIsoE,
Jan. eth. !
EDS. LEADER:-YOu are aware Of the great
dissprseableness of thaw at the present
time of the year, and more especially if it
carry with it the first tangible appearance
of sleighing. But this should be magnifed
ten-fold when applied to the soldiers in
eamp-thOugh they have no particular in
terest in sleighing-yet they do have an in
tsrest in what most essentially aids in max
ing their rude homes tenantable and the
theatsrs of many joyous hOur-Pleasani
esther. This We have happily had the
F" Y Of the winter, but alas for US, the pro-
mo- ~ Sss changed, and the ground but g
granih - so- buried with AurOra's Aseey
short tim g. With Aqua, and the rib
bound earth readily '' -
of the human tread. m..a.z f.,
We leave this camp next -, b.v,
LeaYenworth, Kansas. Our revolt. "a IN,
been received to-day, and will be deal. :,
soon. The Pay Master is expected to-mOi
row, the 10th, to pay off the regiment. We
shall 60 down the Ohio River and up the
Mississippi. @
Company B would acknowledge with
pleasure the receipt Of q package of socks,
mittens and towels, from the Soldiers Aid
Society, Of ohagrin Falls, for all of which
they return unfeigned thanks, and the wish
that the. young ladies of said Society may
continue to give Hittens until the war is over
and the brave return home for their rslOard.
We now occupy new barracks, which are
12O BY IS feet. The horses are under sheds,
and doing well. There are near 1000 troops
in this camp. The Sixth 0. C. is here
encamped. E.H.E.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that OAH
NOT IN BRoKaE BT THn HAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg'H, corner Superior and Seneca
gtreosI,
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vIT1F.-There will be a donation

VI5IT.-There will be donation
- DONATION %M.E Church on Thursday
at the Erie stree 'pg, Jan. Is, for the ben
afternoon and even.
eft of the Pastor.
All are invited to attend.
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BUSINESS aofId1s.

~ There viii bo 9 Sunday School Fes-
'ival AID Concert at the scovil avenue NJ.
E. Church, on Thursday evening, Jan. 161h,
at o'clock. 81
AL are invited to attend. Admission one
dime. jan1s.s7O
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FROM mIssOURT.

ST, Lo1ls, Jan. "a.
There e high authority tor saying that
Gen Siegel is Siill BIlgadier IL tie service
at Rolla, No, and has no intention Of lsav-
ing t.
SEDALIA, Jsa. IA.
Advises have reached here that ths First
Kansas Regiment which was sent from here
some days since, arrived at Ia1ington on
Friday last where thsy arrested several Of
the most prominent and aotive rebels Of the
town, took and Destroyed about ], 500 hogs,
which were being packed for ths-use Of
Prices rsbels, and good deal q oi4eE. valid
able property.
Abouf sixtY rebals belonElng % fae regi-
msnt cf COL Alexander, nov 3 Prlaousr in
St Louis, were captured about six miles
nom here On Saturday last. -
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Tho folly Of Trlfing with Disease is fre-

The folly Of TriAing with Disease is fire.
susnty evincod b. ths drsfu raults thai are usli-
evident 10 evoTy walk Of llis. Hereditary di ease,
arising from eA.b indseroions, aud the dotericra.
ting oasoi Of msrourT and other mineral agents,
both 20 b doplogod and provontea The great OBJ
iscs q q RED out in oTfrV line Of the book "HU
HAN FRAILFY, OF Physiological ReasAFohou,'
ualch has beon complied afiog much study and re-
ucarch, and is onbelished with oolorsd eugravingl
ulustratsng the diferont phases Of vital and fune-
tisnaII disoasa.
eold hy Oh. BARROW, ~ Blee0kor shost, Rtw
uGE. PTios - oontl- Sent tros svorTWhoro.
sd al.o ~ G. W. Oark, DruGEirtIs Cleveland,
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SEDALIA, Jsa. IA.


GA1Roy 4li-l jan a.
The gunhoats Essex, St Louis and Tylsr,
made 9 Esoonnoisanos down theriYer 1e-day.
] Thsy approached within mile and bali Of
-E1a. and Ared several shells into the
ha rebels Fsturasd The IRE
oolun,. INT Fitdout doing
rebel camp. 49, our
from three or four guns -.
any damage 70 our boats. The eifso.
ahsl not known. No obstruction "a De NV
or nor mask8d batteries On shore were dis-
covered ss heretofore reported.
Gen. hcOlernands column moved IN the
direction Of BlAnkTille, KY, to-daY. .lfH
Gen. Pains's foics moved forvsri this
morning Eom Birds Point A
The Second Regiment Of Doueiss' Brigade
Will arrive to-uirht. n
me esEeath Iowa regiment, eighth Ohio,
and A5lh uliaois are expected to-norroV
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TELEGRAPHICl
AHAcTlVf DEBATE n CONGRESS-.

The Slaves In Che District.
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The Affair at PaintsFIIle Ky.
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OENsURE 9F MARSHAL LEMONl
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i
taken notice OF a.. -lfaaop
from Virginia carlisle
Senators had been talked 70 by hsf..--
and be feared that the Senator ffoui Virginia
(Cariisle) was treading in the footsss6S Of
mis- predecessor, but he, Wilson, feared The re-
Dukes Of neither. he also wantsd 10 sdd
bis word Of condemnation 70 The insulting
conduct Of Marshal LamOn.
The colored people in the District had
never been 30 oppressed for ten yearb, as bsv
srs now.
A colonel came 70 him to-day, With an
order from a Brigadier General to send back
fugitive slave. Thank God that name has
not been passed upon By the Senate Yet.
BE thought i was time We acted up 70 our
principles and rebake these msn Who dis
grace humanity.
In regard to Marshal Lamont We ought
% say 70 the President that be bad insuitsd
the Senate and must Do removed.
Mr.. OarlislS said the Senate could not hava-
heard what was mid hemerely eSvs exDFes.
sion 70 bis own opinions that TIE tilas Sbould
Be devoted 70 measures conneotei vith
the preservation Of The Union. 80
Mr. sherman thought tie ar1ehs srrivad
for important action on fnaucial rues1aqos.
ar. Feslendea said there Easan slronsoos
inpEsSsion IN the country that the Senate
should act on the1s financial measures imms-
diatoly, and pass tax bill. Thess bills eli
take time and delibsration, and the Senate
could not act till the bills came from the
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The Utter Bout Of the Rebels.
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- RROE sANsK HOOK.
sAHDE Hooz, Jan "a.
Ths steamer Champion, from AspinWail,
viii Be up e about las A.. n.
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WHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
5m RUn. N sIGET 1Tm IIVEHFIiI
LE. s0LOEMBoE,

EfssHaal alS Saiafds OFaeiea,
E0a tie largest ssloFtment Of theA 7olt IN lcQsee
r0rt1 q EpEuEAOLES. All his Clan - si-etlel
GfHalT q i1f 1iEhtod, eEu ground unolt ~ ~ ~
,n1n1tiol, ~ machi1srT ola nov OouEtrct on W.
ltrfranfiEt care, % % SUIT the eyes in 81 e.i
fflnT ~ oatuou1, DiGnlD q or lnham mmation II ~
Ho1, and imIsrtins EtroEgth tDr l01G rtadtnA y
4rE egUiuG.
~ loiomonron EOuId hsreinfoCm thu ynbEio thhs
afU6Tor 6mViogu any IN the UAls Of 1iB Lsnle1.
e., Also, 3 splendid assortment q fhHL CT AISLE
fEIUHO9O0PIB, OOMPAEsES, &C., on hand,
~ AETIEIOlAl ETEe inHartsd without RNini
n ugEl1ct q natural.
osEI0S-Eo. no suyoriOs street, under AmsFIoan
Ur18 uallsdsW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
! ORIsTADOROIs RAIR DYE
and the
o MI Y D Y e

Ter 90 Who desire to have the eoior Of their hair
uhAagod With safety certainty and rApiaItT, TO any
ehade thay nag doalFe.
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Usu YoFk. sold everywhere, and applied by sn Hair
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A FIGHT HAD Az LAST I
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10 HORSE OWEERs.

10 HORSE ONhEks.
DR.. Sweets Infsilibls Liniment for Horses is IN
rirasd by any, and IN all cSses Of Lamenesui arising
.irur surains, Bruises or Tronehing, its efct is
magicul and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls and
Rlngbons may be easily prevented and cured IN thsir
tncipisnt Stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
SusiblHty Of = radical cure. No case oS the kind.
h0saFsT d 90 despsrats or hopeless bui Il may be
ansviAtsd b. this Lniment, and itS faithful appl-
c.tion In always remove the lamenesa, and enable
ths horse 20 travel with comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
thand far its timely use at the first appOaranee Of
iEamsasss VII eaeotuslly prevent those formidable
ttrsasos mentioned, 70 which AL horses liable,
rsnd which render many otherwise valuable horses
auarIy worthless. Strong Armstrong, Agents for
tclgFelsnd. deehalteo1Ed&WR26
Tn suBsoEEBERs HAvE JUsT SIT Up AT
~ n t'asto FEED NIL which is in conneotion with
SSSar OIL Cloth FACTORY and v hits Lead work. on
fkol NAT fuat above ontario street, New MIL Tor
Grid NJ Lorn and Cob Neal in the use Of which
nosS hlsn twenty-five per cent. is saved IN feeo-
~ rffhsT % hefB, hon e8 cattle. Corn 10 the
~ 800, and tHkun In exchange for meal.
John MEBB1Eh 90.
lUlsvelsus, Ian. {, Is52. iantRa
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GARFIELD's OFFICIAL REPORT.
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Cleveland, Jan. IS, 1852.
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POS. .OEEICE TIMETABLE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT FoR
w Closing the Mails at the OlsTeland Post or
ace, commencing November 9Th, 1851.
Time o. Tine Of
Closing LeaYi1g
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- ~ - - - - Z. ~
the OleTeland Post OF
9Th, 1851.
4 Time cf I Tine Of
Closing BeaYing
Nail. Depot.
s:3 An 9.ss A. n.
.aSAnsaAM $50
hsO P. M.s:OO P. N
.s.@PM.s.@P Pm.
;. s;WA.Als lsSA. n.
;. $50 A. q $50 a. a.
! s;0 A. N. 7:sO A. n.
s:NA. M.h.RA. H.
:. Sc SO :: :: 4: 4. s:iS i:sSF: E T.
!. 1000 P. II. $50 A. n.
;. s:sOA. N. s;OOA.M n.
:. 6:25 P. n. l7:b5 P. n.
!. 6.wP. d. Fi8 P. n.
!. 500 A. III
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e. TOO A. M
l0D A. NJ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07

Candleinas Day.
Last Sunday was what is known in the
Church Calendar as. Calidlemas Day.. and
was suitably observed By the Catholic
congregation III tIlis viiiags, High mass
was said in the t,,ori'ing;Tat IL O'Clock,
and the cereinoi!s Of blessing candles
was performed aby Father Patrick, Of
, -. Tho ofiiciated on the occa-
sion. The congregation was large. every
available spaue in the house being occu-
pied. The discourse tsas pointed and
pungent, the leading~ idea embraced IN it
being tho necessity Of purity in tic life
and actions of those protesting to be
Catholicss BY the way, this congrega-
tion is the largest in our place, Having
ronhected with It s5 families. of which
number 60 are German, and 55 are Eng
lish, tl5ft w q .I.i45'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07
A Esr Shoe sbon.

A New Shoe Shop. - -.z-i ..5as..., ~
That prince Of workmen, David Beis-
tie, has opened a shop, with an entire
new stock of material and findings, in the
room formerlys occupied by E. Brauns,
as a watch and jewelry store, and is now
prepared to furnish ladies aud gentlemen
with all descriptions of work. He needs
no putting, for the public award him the
need Of being a fine workman, and all
you hase.to do is to call upon him and
give him "a trial, TO be convinced Of his
ability to render entire satisfaction.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07

Death Of Venerable Citizen. sss "a .ssH e ff -s-~a
= Mr.. VIM. Bland, residing near Belle
vernon, in this county, died at the resi-
deuce of his son,in law, z. P. Hammond,
at Delaware, Ohio, ON Sunday the Cd
inst. Mr.. Bland was one. of the Oldest
citizens of the county, having located in
the lneighborhood Of Bellevernop, al an
early date. He was respected by his
neighbors as an honest, upright man, and
loved by his family as a devoted, tender
father and husband. He. lived to pass
the allotted period Of man on earth, hav-
ing reached at the time of his death his
73d year. Thus within the space of a
few weeks, that section Of the county
has lost twoof its oldest citizens men
who were henored in their lives by their
neighbors, and in whose deaths they
mourn for them as the venerable link that
connected two generations. VIM. Grif.
fifth and VIM. Bland are no more.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07

Mrssrs. JOINT. Ayers, Samuel Henley
and Lewis Godfred, took a hunting expe-
dilion in the neigiborhood of this village,
on Tuesday last. and in the course of a
few hours killed thirty -eight rabbits.
Friend JOINT. did not forget us in his go
luck. but placed US uuder Obligations for 1
OF dozen Of his share Of the game.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07

EE-A Methodist minister has invented
a new shell. He presented it to the War
Department, and is reported to have said,
''Faith, sir, preached hell-tire and brim-
stone in the abstract for a long time. now
1 II give 'em little in concrete form
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-07
S1ptal \ aHlssnanpalls,
wANTEDSA good boy TO learn
the Printing Business, at this Office.

Read it.
y Don't fail to read T. J. Shisler's adver-
ti<ement. in to-day's paper. He has
found cure for dull times-and there
fore hc has begunlto advertise.