The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
91emss Nf Me1ra.

AI The appointments under the Tax
law are being made for the West.
@-John Ross. the Cherokee Chief. has
been arrested by the Federal troops.
R The French have re-occupied the
Roman frontier, recently evacuated.
R Garibaldi has issued proclama-
tion to volunteers to assemble in Sicily.
that the time of action had ar
rived.
GW A band of six hundred guerrillas
have taken possession of Clarksvile, Ten
nessee, and are threatening to capture Fl.
Henry. The guerillas also burned two
Government transports on the Tennesses
river.
Eg Kansas is to supply Z. 800 men uu4
der the draft. Six months ago she had
furnished 8,303 men, since that time the
new recruits viii swell the number to 9,
600. The state never cast vote of more
than sixteen thousand.
N 1t is believed that Gov. spraqueI.
of Rhode Island, has solved the difficulty
respecting colored soldiers, and that ths
Government will accept such troops as the
several States may furnish, black or white.
~ Ex-Governor Dennison has tels.
graphed that he has obtained an order fos
10000 to $4,000 Springfield muskets..
with which to arm Ohio troops.
~ The returned prisoners add ten
fold to the horrors we have already had
accounts of in the way Of rebel atrocities.
Their stories are SO shocking as to be ut
terly incredible, where the narrators afs
| not known.
A Verrnilion county, the smallest id
the State of Indiana, has furnished two
companies for the first call Of three humid
red thousand volunteers, and had two
more ready on Saturday last. This viii
leave Vermillion out of the draft.
~ An Irishman at New Haven, hav-
ling had nine children in eight years we'd
lock, applied for an exemption certificate,
because he could serve his country SO
much better a. home.
~ We have the most cheering ac-
counts from all parts of the State of the
progress of volunteering. There wili
probably be no necessity for drshssS to
Eraise any portion of the first 500. 600.
| W There are now over 1900 Elen at
Camp Lima, ready for the wars.
| w Volunteering is going on brisIly
in Seneca County. 1t is estimated she
has now | 800 men in the service.
i Gg Two or three regiments are now
daily transported to the seat of war.
!. Gg Cassius M. Clay IS TO be assigned
to very important command west of ths
Mississippi.
w Three thousand Rebel cavalry are
at Richmond, KY, rs miles south of
Lexington. They are supposed 10 be tbs
advance guard of larger body.
w A colony of ootcrei persons 10
settle Central America. is being formed
; in the District Of Columbia. Quite a
, number are engaged n the enterprise.
Ew Col. Hazard, formerly Colonel OF
the s7th Indiana, died at Baltimore few
. days since, from the effects of a wound
received in the recent engagements in
: front Of Richmond. E
r Gy- A Union victory in Arkansas il
reported. Gen. Hovey's Division, had 4
t fight near Clarendon on the fifth. with
n eight regiments Of Rebel. cavalry and 8
V part of Hindman's Brigade. The. trailer
5 were defeated, and 700 of them tassen
e prisoners.
:, Eg. The Richmond papers are much
is disturbed at the consolidation Of the Ar
i my of Virginia under Gen. Pope. He is
If is reckoned fighting General-hencs
II Their trouble