The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-04

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form in Nashville, that orders has been issued
from headqusrten requiring citi.ens and col
diers To be vsccinsted at once. Medical depots
have been selected where vsocinsting will be
gratuitously performed by medical ofaoer ap-
pointed for the purpose. 1.
cB Brigsdier General steedmen, one Of the
heroes of Chickamauga was in the city yester-
day, en- route for the army
aag Small boys playing with matches vet FIRE
to the barn Of Joseph Lawrence, Of Athens, on
Monday week, and it WAS totally destroyed. to-
gether with twenty tons Of hay and sll Of his
grain,
nB~ England's dogs bring over million ster-
ling into the treasury in taxes. ..
cB-Niagara county, N, Y, produces q per-
feet cataract Of apples this year
eB"A youth Of sixty years has been arrested
in Rhode Island for whipping his mother. He
said that the old lsdys morals were bad.
e8-N, P. Willis is preparing history Of his
literary life, which the public will look for with
interest.
VIM. 7. Smithson, broker of Washing
ton City, has been convicted as aspy, and sent
to the Penitentiary at Albany for five years.
There are $50 students in the State Uni
velsitey at Iowa City.
s1E-Gen. Anderson, has decided to remain in
Newport, H. l., until the close Of the war. He
then hopes w be able to return to his home in
Kentucky. ......... ........
eT"Halt million dollars have been raised
ed for National Bank at New Orleans.
rE-Nnety five Federal Surgeons from Libby
Prison, arrived at Washinton City few days
ago. ....
eY- -Guelrillss are very troublesome on the
Tennessee River. -. t..... .
B-Wiliem Blackwood, Of Ohio, while stop
ping in Brooklyn, New York, lest week, wss in
duced to accompany some gentlemsnly men
through the city to "see the sights," when, hav-
ing been led out to Litchfelds Woods, his po-
lite friends fell upon him and took $l65, sill the
money he had.
ey'"T The Vote in New jersey at the late cleo
tion was 90, ,439 in eighteen counties with three
to hear from In these counties the vote is 8, 1876
less than lass year. The whole vote last year
was l07 ,959 and it will reach about $4,000 this
year
GB" Cotton growing in the Southern counties
of Kentucky is largely on the increase. The
gins are in active operation, and new ones have
been sont there this season. The early frosts this
fall did not prevent the maturing of the crop.
Seven hundred and seventy seven dollars
bounty in New York City draws recruits to the
ranks in large numben. Up to the Goth, one
thousand had volunteered, and it is thought the
county will escape the draft.
Negro enlistments are going on eneourag-
ingly in Missouri. The Jefferson City Times
thinks full regiment will be recruited at that
place within week. ...
esE-The Boston Liberator announces that the
Hon. George Thompson, the English Abolition
st will soon revisite this country to congratulate
his friends upon the improved sspeot Of sisairs.
cy-As "strikes" are the order of the day, the
Government is actually holding out induce
ments to the soldiers to strike, by offering sddi-
L. Il l. e., ;,+;r baI
sF-squirrels are said to be hurrying from the
North in immense numbers, and weather gaugsp
say It is an indication Of a severe winter but we
don't yet see it in this quarter.
GB-A Quebec paper notices an unusual move
ment westward from that city Of war m aterials
including eight heavy guns.
eB-A French Bishop recently alluded to
crinoliHe in his sermon, admonishing fair hearers
that the gates of Paradise were but narrow.
rB Columbia county, is among the first coun
ties in thr United States in the produce of wool.
The clip this year will reach about 650,0OO
pounds. About one half of it has been sold, at
prices averaging about 75c. per pound. The
balance is held for higher prices.
cB~T The Dayton Journal reports the exceed
ingly prosperous condition of a wooden ware
mandatory in that city. They consume some
Is to 90 cords of pine timber per week, in the
manufacture Of tubs, buckets, DC, and find rea-
dy sale. .a-5 Vi; rs .fg.s5 .laga
eE-The Rochester Express mentions case
of the recovery of ten thousand dollars stolen, by
means Of information given by clairvoyant.
E-One of the feiiilletonists Of Paris snnoun-
ces that among the fashions to be adopted by
the fair sex in Paris during the coming session,
is that of feminine whiskers!
Miss Charlotte Cushmah has presented the
Sanitary Committee $s,267, the proceeds of her
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