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To the A..ocisfsd Press.
" ASHitbAtfs NNN'"fs -fN'' 49, 49,
THE NATIONAL EXPENSES.

20 the A..Jcisted Press.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Nov. TO- lsjJ.
THE NATIONAL EXPENSES.
The reports from nearly all the Departments
A. 70 the amount of money they will respectively re-
,ure for the next fiscal year. have been received at the
Treasury Department Those OF tie War and Interior
Department. viii probably be sent in during the pres NJ
week This VIII enable the Secretary OF the Treasury
oner than heretofore TO make up his estimates or the
consideration Of Congress.
COIy9R n THE PHILADELPHIA MINT.
John G.. Butler was TODAY appointed Chiei
coiner in the Philadelphia Mint, in the place Of NF.
Bromsll resigned.
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mills Close ut the po,t-Onice.
Trnye,ct.' Guide.

n 5 and loI n M, suuds,............ 5:ie p. m
1' ,Ihs1v Nv Harlem r. 2,h IT md ,ih Az. 10!
To Boston by hew- London line, ficr ~ ~ X,
s,onington line Pier 49, y. H.. and Fall River
line Pier ) n r. daily tSuudny escepicdl.....,' y ~
To Boston. ly New Lavca Kh. VIA spfingnrd
25lh.t andi'hav..........8a n. l2i q ali r. W.
sr Vi. sbSrc iine....is. aud p m Sunday p
10 buffalo BY ETio Klt., loot a. Chamber,
To l-ip. Fire Island aud other r.-ors on Long
Island by J. J. Railroad fiom james sip sni -
foot of sab st.. T. K..............a No. eni p M
To Philadelphia ~ sew-J.fs"v Railroad loot ~
Cyu.suG,- -. Z 1" IN. &. ~ u. IA sunday y 2 H.
To PAi,adrllhis. by Camden aud Ailhoy huifotd,
Pier 90 - T.. foot OF Barclay st.......... a. ~ o. m
70 Ma.ln.ionh y New iersey kH. :. 10 D. ~ ~. -
sud = and n, . loot OF Court anit st. snniiy :. y No.
70 .Le West ~ Contra E.iifoad cd Hrw -JrisHy.
loo. Of Couf,lsudt and fn y m.....sAi : ~ m
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CIRCULAR LETTER TO COLLECTORS CONCERN
ING THE COLLECTION OF TIE INCOME TAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE 81 INTERNAL REVENUE, Z
WASHINGTON Nov. 2 1858.

W
~ . con .lcr,tio han has been hitherto given
% the I'll 80 ION OF the July lst? it is held o i"e
,roy sion, OF that section relative - The Issue o.
rom this Office intended to apply 70 those case oN
nhcre the taxpayer may have 50 disposed OF az m 'f
hat the tux canuot bee collected WITHOUT ip"oMif -"
an nc,c~-t oil the lien winch is created IN iavo .. us
government Nd. -, H. 49, 10
ton ~ provides for the coeciion OF the YAK
49,. ,e Inc Income Wkch the tax assessed acfuru
e onl services from spccuatons' or IN any otht
,s,.r ,u f-om fixed iny.siue' tte tax could be col
cd ia mo- ether way than that provided IN This section
n INT IKE luenly be necessary 20 svy upon perry III '
,a6ds Of sn innocent purchaser while The d. niI'hi FAX
saver j. himself IN possession 81 property which l. amply s
cien % meet o. the tx but from when no IN
oruc scc-ved - him during ne Ir ,lons yeai ., In
II l. ritd IN section 70 that the annual and oh' an
s., ,hsl b. paid within ten cas nom anu s.t a.nao
.raor Il t be lawful for the Collector or ~. ~ pn'c' 20
,roca.d 10 the said 6ues taxes by csiiant ana s
II the -ooo, clstels, effects OF the persons arn i,h
rh piovi. general one AM ray tc appt 20 'r COG
income tax wiio~' any oeNAes WIN VIZ f''
iOns OF sect ion 81. So. -, - q +,
Ia 4. c,.e. Of neglect make payment within the speehed
ime wAer- Ire delinquent is pos,sed 81 slrciehi iopl
,her that which j. exempt RON distIsiut We
s therefor proceed TO collect the TAX IA The manner poh'eu
VI -.
The penalty tor neglect nsle payment within the peci
led tine by section 2. a. ave per centn am We
,enay per cenium provided IN section ~ cannot Dc
idded 10 the income ta1. "a, -, -.
nch -po.ou OF h property that the tx cannot " cor
ct-d hou III, enforce ent Of the hen created by sceh
r. the warrant Of the Coinniesioner vii be required ii
~ such case te Collector VI. certify undei his stt 81
,free 10 the aud residence Of tie delinquent 70 ts
mount % the fact ths, the same was cuy rea
o him for cole ton that the mains unpaid ior the
o after proper demsnd, end tEai the enforce
t,rnt OF the Arn his become negess -.
"''' ~ JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Commandment
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MISSOURI ELECTION.
Returns by Counsic. as fnr rs Received.

We give below the result in nearly One-hali
ofte State Of Missouri. at the late election for Judges
The voa of 1862 is in part that given for Legislative
tictofs NIL in part Congressional:
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Devlin & Co.
CLOTHING.
SUPERB STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
In the department Of
READY-MADE
o. r. Il G GA rs.
or Moscow, ESKIMO AND CHIscHiLLA BxAysRs
WALKING COATS,
Or ENGLISH, ScorcH AND AMERICAN CoArryGs,
With
VESTS and PASTAL0oSs to match
Superine Dress Suits of all qualities.
Fall and Winter Under Wear,
with
GEKTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
la Great Variety.
BROADWAY. cor. GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY, cor. WARREN-ST.
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II T|IIFF- -I'-EII '-IfV- ~" ~
Union majority IN 20 cOuntcf 1880. Union majority
in -gi in thc same counties 4 lOj. Union gain r3Ji
Lewiss u oTy cano. be- le.a tan 1900 Oh the home
vote AID a o1O with the soldier vote added
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'grNTESGVA ELECTION.
10, 900 Majority FOR tine Union Ticket.


Smrulariv enough, both telegraph and mail
fl.d 10 bring o.. the iuicl ence 81 The decided Union
victor, H. N.lnf.ofa Oar st. Paul exchange at tif
late da.c furnish However, with returns enough 20
indicate tai the Stale has gone for the Republican
Union c,rd ate lbs "a rnst 10000 majority. and posi-.
by sill arcer The tity II St Paul tie stronghold ol
Copp rlcadl-m ia that state has been carried for tie
Il0u ticket bv 80 minority ag1lnst 100 'OIIeTheio
maorf ~ last year Ramsey County gives 80 MINORITY
rain II 90 over LEST year Every man OIL Tie Union
tcket ia ~. county was elected, Will the exception Of
tie candidate TO- Treasurer.
ueLoia one Of ie strongest Coppcrhcad counties IN
the state Las gwen naJoni! OF Oet"ecn %JJ,and so
iOr Tie Union ticket.
scott Counfy gives Wccs, the COppsIhead candidate
iCr Governor about @tj majority.
Carver County goes Coplcshead by avery small ma
Nc,t County loois up the handsome Union majority
WssAine,oa Comfy also roll mp 200 Union majority
Wright County eiyes ~ Union majority.
Stcarns County, a. far ar heard nom IL Union ma
iorIty
Rec County ass Union majority large gain.
Auoka County gives 100 niol majority.
Houston Comfy from fAc returns as far a. received
las gone CopporAead. Two Republican senator's arc
certainly elected
Vanoinia County. with n population of about dozen
persons cast about 20 votes Tor Nces and The Copper
Keinrr. ore only received from one town in sibcy
Comfy which gives Wellcs Cop - majority.
Shclblrue County gives large Union majority.
From al appearances the Legislature wii DO almost
unanimously Republican in both branches.
The Union malorities in The prScipn! towns are as
follows. M
- Paul .........2 2J Clearwater. ......... 60
Bloomington ~ fhiin"ult --.--.-''-'--'
Wincapo.!s..........5 80 Iichand .-............ ~
i'm, y, ~ uiAnoka.................. lJ7
stin,gsfrr ... l01 Hastings. ......-..-.....ll1
/ chono, ........ TjiSt. Anthony. .......--.. ~
tVab,shay 49,. ....... e6lWinon1...-.- ---..-.-.- w
Monticello ..lI2ll'c" WIFE -.
Tho Only event calculated TO mar the grand result n
Mnnesota is The election OF d. , Norton Coipernrn,d
Sna,oru " mona county, aman Who having formerly
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For THE HAIR-BARRYs TRIcoPHEEoUs.-
The best and cheapest article. soldby all Druggists
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Special Noliccs.

Sotic,-t n.e-tInf Of to- INiOs tEhlNil. COM
uiI'irF 81 tho ClTl rnd COUNTY Of NEN-fuNN WI
= le4 2. lra.t. o. I's.@~a} .aa 81 ''
NN a. DARLING. fre'idcn'
= A. fhfsfR. s..-,t..r..
rouN }. .nAw,
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Conservative majority thus FAR, ','-s; 40 hs' !cii
lO7O9. Radical gain. 3.l2l.
The Conservative majority in the State last year was
1902
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ILLISOYS ELECTION.
Union Majority in IS Counties, 21,3sS.

The following is the result oi the recent
lection in r,y-ye counties compared with the same
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a Nuw PGagUME FoG Tuf ilAsDELECHIAS

NUW PlRFUME FOR Tuf IIAsDkLhtAIAF'
E1rE,CT % IN
NfcHr Bl0DsiNe trtrrs
MON. Bloorfss CrsLtt.
flcHT bl00vfAs Clnita,
Nom BLo0sis. CrErrs,
NIGHT BLOOMING truKts
Nom .BL10sf.g ,IAHU,
Nom. BLOOMS. CsGEft
Nos f1quiite Deiicac I'D Ffsran Perfume bi.'A'rl
cl to- LaIr lfd L.n.fl fioNri from Which u tair 10
nsl.e. n-nui-. fufsd only ~ ihiL"A SOY.
nTwAML oE COUSTIgTrlrs
Az ioH ir,iLp s-44EE 80 OThEA
Sod ly dfue.Ii. .-ur..Ii.
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The Executive Co-nmiilec o.. th- sloN 'ES.
1H'I fI'faNrIrr vii ~ sI..A A.ri.- n
WEDNESDAY tNFNlN. Nov. ~ =. hrsdq l-'''-' .0iues
g. b. gan-fisi AMug WILLIAMSON 'sfirissa.
4 " fAIs. ,ere,,ri..
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ACADEMY or MUSCLE Fayofa.
EfBLOS GARDFN-Ls Fa,oTia. -
WALLACk'S TIEA1fH-hosedaie or TIE kiiis Ian A.,
WINTER GAltDkh-kahlecn Mavouneen lAr;e VI"
ricd. CT
JLYMPlC THEATER--I Am All Heres There Is NJ Sneh
Word A. Fail. M, nj,
TlEATER FRANCAis-FIerch compsny-1hree Piay'.
BapNUM'S MLSFUM-Mo,in. Wax fisnr'.; Oin' n
Boy; Liipu;an King: Opera. Ghost lirninn Mas,''
PARK THEATER (Brooklrn)-fTide 81 the y ''''
GFORGE CHKIsrY's AilNSTRELS-5a5 Broadway E'ni
olisnism -
lIN ING HALI.-ConceIt 10 Harry SandeT'cn
HOPE CHAPEL-MirTor Of u" tLiveIsr.
col PII,S-fT2 Broadway -N'rcr's Dean.
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On. STrRLlyGs AMDg0eN d .'iml. iI..
oils cttrat Of o0fs EsI li i.Is. twill rufr III d.
~ i~ s,ap ani itchins oi te iiei entirely r-d ra n-
maiufe b gray csn.re BE- go now t and or. ltls rnfr
D. Inherent 90, 800 other pre- efal9, d can u" i'A'l oH
D'foi. &c. 'p i'fo""a'.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS by T.. T.. llrpsoy, MD.
Srgl o.t Aston rsrr Clinton ia 49, stair. 4. = so.d.'
f ,rr+rrs frui.ei without riHrF- hF ,frr col surgeon
COO Hammond O.. s. A.. aus SURGEON =" hHrn. &. = ~
DISEASES or rnn NhRyors SEMINAL, URg-
Az AZ riNrtf si-IyYs Soy and fr he UrilItnf- ln
i-eus a. tlc iiorAEp As-o, ialIls-st n .s'r ir.fei
.l..r.. f,s ~ rllrle fJff,ts Dr g. .aIIs llot Oil
,os Howard Arocit.'n. Fh. '' b Hai. It
WnERLlG d WnsoS's SeWIsC-MAcmyEs
q, won thr Ac premium 90 ai' Coo important STATE arl
r.l.u.rai Fai.. ,g0,.c esLi .i'e. th.. sea.oH.
to0IE's PATENT rsnaslLs LOOK STANDS. .o Efo.i"ay
WMDgRs PATENT SALAMANCA rAiLs.-llc
opp. DO D." MAIDEN iAvr
Distilled Dpw boau,iiirf the complexion,
and in ~ the sln nsnri wlncss and csafur'' -nd
youthful daisary and ,onne.s Dn,i'ssn!c ~ any oth"f
in,a., y. y. CEmiN oencrI hs"i. $50. - 'io'l"A5.
The sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEwISG-MAcnSE
prtgiuIn awarded 90 iA' las f- Srnd ii dfcti. 1n'
,a'.c OF vofA. con'f! gent g. a. sursr "a l.oa..ey.
JRPFERs's Stock OF Ladies and Children
rnois M ft! wcss oit acis ci' I'D dolly NAespl,' u"
class Go ldl ai fair prcri JEfFEs So. 90 hip''""!'
Aiso, hi. Ca'coiaiar, po'it''e cure Jos CONS -
BArcHfLons HAIR DYE-rhe best in the
word rcg'e naiua feaD ,5,a aga 'i, ,,,S
Sold py OBJ Dmsgiat. facosy so. ~ Baicia5s-
BEAUTIFUL LrE-LKE PICTURES.
Csrfo. Oh. White ?, PER dozen. Dupia'cs : ~ ~ l'a
stiyes rc.isierod n. 4. LEwir, 80 l2tau'hnn 49, -
TnH PALMER Arm AND LEG.--B. FRANK
PALMER Ins.rtoruud Pi'enier ksorice Ground Hy'i
y. =. Alo Philadelphia uud Boston Only honr."l A""
Go. Avoid 'mpo'i'ion by calling on me i"''n'"
FEET COVERING FOR THE NINTEN.-A l"IE'
aud attractive STOCK elegantly inside Doors iof o.A'n M
and GaiTEHs, OvtnsHors SilrrEns, inr bts ma P"'"
c., OI Lalie. and Misso oriins a. low pcss al -
a sTHyfL's No $40 bfo1dwhy'
COLD PEHs.-'i'hc best and the cheapest NJ
A. NoEros't. No. ~ Msdcn-ane. howl Oh.
TEUsSEs.-MARS a. Co.'S Radical Cuio
TRuss Office. only at No Nc.ey.t Also suypoHei' 9"s
,ansofy HANDBAGS sk Elisc Stockings oI Naieoso 's"'
Ia. Irnra IL Ildx f.lIhan
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The Anniversary sIdrC.- h-'.., lir AMER ~
iNS4Irt TO- aii uo delivered . Ilt l.' of f. Nr f'lA
lI.0rr. rDrlsr, %. ft., rplrr . liIl .L u4 tDsi S.
BAl E3Ehltn. 500. 49, 1000. at o. o.oc. b tl' Hon.
tH aNLfa b. DAILY. sub .f- iHr bf-l .fa tIisfn "i
Indications &C., tc prlnei,.. of tH dliih art. Airni-
b-~s with I..i Dr elned Dr. showing their % f'ts s
slrI tine ia. Card ui admission ur lad % iir rooms
81 liz tusii.s'r. 40 ID t,Dp'r Union.
The I've and Ear sir. H. o.. ULEARf, NJ ~
Nil' ... another lrr. a. 30 Ars .i Tee I'inDA 10 ''
ns...u. 900 an h~DAl ~ rIANoON, sos. - Admission
3c. hooft oIen a. g. i.ttc 20 commend" % J of'o
Womsu'- LOYAL i.cuguc.--'lrre vii De- 'nn"'''
Meeting 81 lnr member oi nc " nincs i' - l'..-' ."
fn.lT nlrr So. ID tolHrr utft TO- org W - ~ . .''
o. .f D. .. ui hta. EMM WHITE. eo"ioi t'i'u"n %
O.taiu college WlU address the nte..ut. .... .
The Rev. IOhn Lord ~
VIII liver the s.,l ..cna. 20. cIuso Oh The PAL o
Rome boz Clinton f'gil Aafo. place. 49,
THURSDAY rtENlNb. nov. H. az o't'ooa
Courcnctc. 49, SINGLE adD.'''on /" cena.
Information Nnntcd--Of JOHN ONENs' fofmcdy
Li.uterau of Company q, Capt sniwrl, ~ Long i'ihn
NomDsl ir1nAhn IL,lank IL" lot BROOKLYN 10 i"' ih
i. regiment about IN months since New fotA p4prs WI
greatly Ell Poo soldiers vile by inserting ~ 'hoF' Ahui"'
HERBERT Reid Custom House Sc" l"f@
Learn 10 sI.fc ~ opc-ha,l iionr nv tsDns the
AMERICAN PANLOh 81
FLOOR SKATES.
For aaie los 40 Sslic dealers. M.nMiaitul'i hN
iSILN LN5, No. HlD Pean .t low York.
AID No. " hIoy 81. bos.oa
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!, S.mi.i,, q III. feet, such a. viii necessarily pre-

si 4 Se,fmiIs 81 the feet such a. viii necessary Pre-
vent paen' a, inferior exremi,ies II large ard
,nsyon. and accompanied with chronic swelngs OF u'
tons ,...,-. aaor and sdherent cicstrces
Surgeons Of Board, of Enrolment in reporting the s
s, o. hf hsrs, 81 n aosO the alphabetical list Of
disabilities required by Circular No w from he have III of
The number rejected under each paragraph Oh '' "' INV
''q''N'"s JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General
REVENUE DECISION CONCERNING RECTIFIERS, DIS
TILLERS AND BREWERS.
TREASURY DrrAHrMKsT oFFSs Nor s
By the provisions of Art. 8, Section Ga OF the Act
Of July se2 rectifers required to pay SIS for each
censeto recy any quantity Of sprtuous liquors. not
ceedng 500 barrels casks containing not more than 40 gal
each barrel cask Of liquor recihed and $50 adj
dtons each additional 500 such barrels fractional
Under this Act licenses were all cases issued for the full
Period of By the 18th section Of the Act OF March
1865 provided that all licenses granted after the first dy
May year shall expire he first day following and
shall be issued upon the Of ratble proportion oil
the whole amount OF duty imposed for such license:
This last provision pieces beyond doubt that in requiring
ell licenses TO terminate the day there was NJ intention
Aecther must pay twenty-five dollars for every five hun
day May following it issue Ills license nssuea aver tn
hrs day OF May must be issued upon the laymen o.
sb- proportion the whole amount OF duty imposed of such
hcensr. ri,
hceus fo rs'sbe proportion OF the anoun'to oe
rs,abe proportion OF the tax to be assessed
That recters license is 10 De dated on he 81
day may be issued on the payment Of twelve
dollars half expire the hrst day OF May blowing
aud authorize rectiyng az the rate re hundred oGr,s
per year any quantity exceeding two hundred and nifty
barrels dorn- the time OF its continuance -
II this quantity is recGed before the time hred ior the eN
prston Of lcene and the rcer then applies Tor new
license it win be evident that he doing business al rate
exceeda, I've hundred barrels year and tho new incense
will be issued upon the payment Of the amount appropriate 70
The actual a. which he dong business foi csape ~
in the Of license dated the hr day Of November Tor the
r-c,fyins hundred and tiny barrels that quantity shall be
t,~tnsd 10 The months following the issue OF tne H.
,ps tue authority will be exhausted aud new license mnsi
be taken which the ccher viii be assessed raiau q
nroporou hty doars and which will authorize the rec
WIN. rifahle proportion Of one thousand brHs SucA
license viii xpre on the hr day of May oao~ine Us issue
The principle will Regulate the issue Of fractional IL
esuses 20 distiler, and brewers.
CIRCULAR LETTER TO COLLECTORS CONCERN
ING THE COLLECTION OF THE INCOME TAX.
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Cleanse and Purify the Flood.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
SWAYNf.'S PANACEA.

The only soy-res remedy tor cseciualy curing scroius
M..errl Dises.s deep seated syphilis, RheuHi'm, and a.
disorders afsa; contaminated and imp fe state 'i the
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Total - toun'ies.iiSv' i,'.'------ 49,, -, -
Union Iunioffy 2s,Jgl. Il the sarne counties lnsi
year the Union majority was &C. Union gam p. 70
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26
Tarieties.
INTERESTING INCIDENT IN THE
sIEaH OF PORT HUDSON.

An officer in Banks's army relates in a
private letter, an incident which occurred
during temporary truce at Port Hud.
son, on the 9th Of May. He availed OF
the opportunity this afforded to ride up
to the rebel works as close as he could, to
get good view of them, when he saw a
regiment of the enemy throw down their
arms, and give three cheers, and exclaim
1--WE surrender" The rebel officers at
once approached them with drawn swords
and pistols oyerpowered and controlled
them, and compelled them to take up their
arms, and resume their position. The
same officer at truce entered into the
next day for the purpose of looking after
the dead and wounded, while riding as
near the rebel lines as he could, yet was
hailed by Confederate officer within the
works with the question whether be did
not think upon reflection that he was
coming nearer than was exactly proper
Our officer replied in the negative saying
he had men wounded and killed as near
the enemy as he himself was. A con-
versation that ensued in which the rebel
officer spoke of sherman's charge of the
preceding day, and remarked that inside
they regarded it as the finest thing of the
war. Our officer did not belong to
Sherman's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

NJ orfCE is hereby given that the Commis-
Y sioners of Wyandot County, Ohio. will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the building of a
Bridge across the Sandusky River, where the
County Road from Little Sandusky running
North, crosses said River at Holmss Mill in
Pitt Township. ou the 26ih day of June A. D.
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
And that the Commissioners will receive bids
upon such plans as they may furnish. or the
bidders may furnish plans and they reserve
thu privilege of accepting such plans and spe-
ci6caions as they may consider advisable.
By order of the Commissioners
PETER B. BEIDLER,
tef A. W. C. o.
May SO. 1s62-H
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

aloud unto us--Why? Then let 1t be
emancipated forever, now. Gently
though as extracting an eye tooth with
the loyal. but rapidly and violently. If
necessary, with the bloody raitors. Let
the slave go free forever to himself.
P. H. GRESHAM,
Clerk, 2nd Ky, Cevalry.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26
Wnmpraas.
ARTEMA6 WARD ON CCPPHn .

dGAO6.
Artemas Ward may be stamped sound
on Copperheads. He says hi his last
letter:
mot long ago made fevoo ov 10"
seph's army. was considerably sur.
prsed to obsarve all the csnnons pintsd
rite towards the North.
"My blood-staihed tsuersn," sss I.
addressing Lieutenant Bfigadier who
was playing "old ,sledge" with . tenth
Corporips Clerk for , ysllsr posssgs
stamp. in corner, my blood.s:ainsd
veteran, why air not them pinied 'owards
the Southern Conthistetscy7"
| "Thunder!' replied the Lieutenant
Brigadicr, turulu up Jack from the bot
tum--"t "thuuder! what's the use Of shining
'em towards the South as long ~ there is
wuss enermies to our Gov'msnt in the
North =? 1t will be seasy matter to wips
out the rebs arftsr We put down the Cop
perheads in the North"
"My bloomin' hero. sell, II guess you
air about rite. The "Butternuts" air al
mean traitors, but the Northern G. H. aif
Internal site the meanester."
"That's So" seq the tenth Cofpofils
clerk. slippin' ace up his tots sleeve.
left them EN- 2 thare innersent pas.
time an propeld-propeld a little too
much, for I wandered outside the Fed'ril
lines, and surrounded 9 sscesh pickets,
an too. 'em prisoners. The +. +. VS.
these f. F. VS. don't mean Five Foolish
Virgins; scarcely; the F. F. VS. objected
to accompaniu' me, 80 ! follered thsm.--
Considsrin' they was my prisoner, shy
was my prisoners, they used me pretty
rufly. But it's thare way. ! follered
the chaps nearly to Richmun. whsa sum
F. +. V. shivilries got squlnt At me
They Immediately commenst fer to hold
thare noses shet, an sum pulled of thsas
shoes an stockins as If l was goin' to lick
thare feet"
"Keep a respectable dstsnS |" SCI one.
eyes, wil--to keep respectabls."--
Those was my sarcastic retort.
"Beg your pardin p apologized the F.
F. v.'s, putin on thare shoes and stock.
ins and takin thare digits from the hassl
organs. 1--WE thort you was one Of them
Nuthren Copperheded peas men. who air
alters wantin to lick our feet an make up
with us"
Mary peas men r. sek /. "1'm in ia
vor oy vigrus prosecootin ov the war;
Ditto my friend A. L."
"Well," seq they, eve have sum re.
spck for Yankee wot stands up for his
Guv'ment--but the blowy vallandigham.
mers. Woodses, Hughses, and so4shs, We
think little lower than runaway mig.
ger. If they was lockt up by your Guv'.
meut, we'd rejoice. They air not only
traitors the North, but traitors to the
South 2.'
1al!ers considered etn so too-..except
to the South. Ditto my friend A. L."
pologised for captooring thsre Q pic
kets, an they released me on parole ov
honor--w whatever that is. Ibleeve, efthe
Copperdeds wood behave tharse|ves, an
not drink too much whisky. they wood
be good Union men as the REBELS
Jist about.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

re- A gentleman being asked BY Ia.
dy to send her his photograph, acompa.
MED the carte de visite with the follow.
ing epigram,;
"I send the picture, (lay in on the shslf)
Another time l wish your gentle heart
Would kindly bid me bring my solid self.
And not God bless me send an emp
ty carte.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

w A young lady from the country,
being invited to party. was told BY her
cousin to dress up and put her best foot
foremost, in order to catch beau, as she
looked SO green in her country attire.
The country lass looked comically In.
to the face Of her rather faded relative,
and replied:
''Better be green than wi!hered."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26
FOR SALE BY

j: A MAXWELL, Druggist, Upper San
dusky; Wysndot County, Ohio, Ii Flock. Wy
andot; Silas De Bolt, Mexico; "A. Saffell, Syca-
more; Ira Bristol, Whartensburg. j. M Ches
ney. Marscilles; and by druggists and mer-
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3ly1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

E The following verse contains eve
ry letter in the English alphabet, excep
E which in general is more frequentl!
in use than any other:
A jovial swain may rack his brain,
And tax his fancy's might,
To quiz in vain, for tits most plain,
That what say is right.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

Eg There is family in Vermont %
lazy that it takes two Of them to chop OF
stick Of wood. siah chops while Jim
grunts, and then for change Jim grunts
and Siah chops.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-26

w Advices from Vicksburg are to
Sunday the 2lst inst. The siege is pro-
crossing favorably.