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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-20

rated with musket balls in at least twenty pla-
ices, and that Gleason Of the Fire Zouaves, a man
the lstiMichigan regiment, and several others
were shotby the guards for merely loooking out
iof the windows; and it was at the same time
that rebel soldier was permitted in the broad
daylight to bring d human skull, with rope
passed through the eyes, and dangle it in front
of the windows, in the public street, shouting
out, while he brandished huge bowie knife
'tLis is the last of one d-d Yankee"
But beside the crucltes and indignities to
which our men are subjected in the Libby
they are made the victims Of petty thieving
whenever an opportunity offers. For instance,
some poor soldier has dollar or two, for which
he desires to obtain some trife to exc out his
scanty fare. A rebel soldier offers to buy what
he may require, receives the despised 'grcen-
back" and that is the last that is seen of him or
the" ankce" money. have seen many cases
of this kind, and it ought to be known also, that
when our government first sent clothing to
Richmond for the prisoners, much OF it was stolen
by the rebel soldiers. Blankets, overcoats and
shoes were seen every day on 'he persons rebels,
who seemed qnite proud of their acquisition
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-20
Ar,ag Correspondence.
From Col. Wilson.


We give below letter received from
from tho Col, by Mrs. Wilson, which
our readers will find Of some interest, as
giving few details of prison life.
1t seems the internal scoundrels who
head the rebellion at Richmond, ARE deter
mined to see how far they can 60 in their
villany. The Col, We know has the sym
.pathy Of the people Of Wyandot, and all
would rejoice at his exchange.
Our Government should tako immedi-
ate steps to punish the prisoners we hold
Of an equal rank, with the same treat
meDt that is being delt out to our noble
heroes in Richmond.
LIBBY PRISON RICHMOND, VA,)
Nov. 9Th, 1868.
My DEAR wiFE:-I do not know when / will
be able to send n letter from here, but thought
| would prepare a few lines SO as to be ready for
any opportunity that may offer. The $l2 dol.
lars in coin you sent, did not reach mc--the reb-
el officials sent me the package, minus the con
tents. How they propose to justify themselves
before civilized world for refusing to deliver
so small n sum in the acknowledged currency
Of christendon, / am at u loss to conjecture
am quite comfortable since the receipt of the
box, the sleeping gown is sup'r3; just what
I nn,lnl Tho Il L.,
the mes7Riggs, Blair, Culver and splf-and
we arc hoping for more of the same sort lefore
these all disappear. Capt. Riggs received lit
tie butter from home, but we cat the last to- day
We received box from the Suttler contain
ing under clothes, &c, which of course most Of
lis did not need, and we felt Disappointed when
we found il did not contain something to cat -
We do not want much cloting for in consequence
of the liceentious habits we have contracted in
Libby, we will be forced to dispose of our ward
robes on being released. Col. Hunter, has some
hopes of being rNc!arged his friends arr max
ing on effort in that direction through Gov. Todd,
and others
hope our Government will at least make
some arrangements for the release of the enlisted
men confined here | could not tell you what
the poor fellows have to suf,r, even if | were
permitted to do 80,
wish You would try to keep us supplied with
butter if it can be had. .'
The chess men are in constant tsc--I play u
little to kill time, but have not much taste for
the game, think will be able to beat you
when get home,
sent some of the luxuries to Lieut. Hale he
is doing well understand
Provisions are what We need Kisses for my
little girls and kind regards to all of my friends,
Your own husband,
W. 7. WILSON.
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! dc9IID sEI9S OIL
A WORD ABOUT
AJIND1G Nj yi- pCILSt

\ Nj ERLCAN W All HES. 81
AFTER A ToEoT GIL FETAL OF THAN
TEN YEAR, the tine- pieces manufactured
b, the Am = can Watch of Wal,ham, Mas
have gained firm hold upon the favor cfths
public aud now; no le> S than Is ,O0c .of tscm
are speoSing for themselves in the pockets Of
the peopte. Fiom very insignitic mt begin.
ming thcsbnsinc SIS has inc eu,ed unlil We ss
| uslifcd.in stating hat WE MAKE MORE
THAN ONE HALE II all the watches sold in
the United States. Repeated enlargement ef
our factory buildings, and the 5u0. opsratives,
still find us uu.qual to supply the eonstshtly
increasing d,mand. And We may h'rS on
serve t.ht Notwithstanding the high preessf
labor and materials, we sctualy sell otr pio-
duets at ,ss PRICES than those current Hrc
years ago.
We rv;er to these facts only for the purpose
If properly introdn-'i, another subpct rels-
tive to our manufrcture of watches. Hitherto
on' cb!tf Object Las been to make good watches
for the millon at the lowest possible price
something TO taks the place Of the make b.r
English Patent Levers" &C., annual, thrown
upon this market, in countless uumber, by
Eur op.nh workshop watches which are. tie
refuse of their factories, unsalca' lc at home
aud peIiee'ly worthless everywhere. '''. +
This object We h've accomplished, and s,~
sc hava to announce, that we have conn,ensad
ire mnnuiacture of Watches of The very,
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO
CHRONOMETRY.
unrquallcd by any Thing hitherto made by our.
selves and unsurpassed by anything made in
'hc world. For this purpose we RUvr the am
plest facilities. We lave erected an addition
our main buildings expressly for his bransk
Of our business, and have filled it with the
long experience. we have remodclled the form
of our watches, introdu cing such improvements
as have been suggested and proved to be good
rom time to time, and have instituted new
and severe tests of isoehronism, adjustment
aud compensation. New machines and appli-
snces have beer constructed which peiforn
her rk with consummate delicucy and sx.
act:uae, aud the choicest and most approved
materials only are used. Nothing in fact is
wanting either in mechanical principles. ma.
terial or Workmanship to ensure perfection in
tie result. F8sfGs EeE s& 8,
We continue to manufacture our o,htr we'll
known qualities under the following names. q
APPLETON, TRA RACY & CO." ii.s.
'"P. s. BARTLRrT," .a
And the "Soldier's Watch. ss sat7
"WM. ELLERY." s-eaa1g -sis
The latter, the lowest priced watch we make,
is substantial, reliable rime. piece, cased In
sterling silver-h uniting pattern, and is not Ii.
able to get ont of order either in marching RI
ding or fighting. All the above detcribed
watches, including the hnest,.which is NAMED
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. ars sold
by watch dealers g neralIy throughout the
country. ~ p +
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
Agents for the Amcrieen Watch Company,
ls2 Broadway. N. Y. -
Aug. 20 1862, sow--4m. sssss 4. .s,,-
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draw the pay due lis, from the time Of enlist
mcnt,;to 3lst day of October.
I send you 4 communication signed F b. X,
got up, entirely unknown to the old captain,
and we thinlSlit will not be out of place to9the
patriotic ladies and gentleman of Little Wyan-
dot.
Although Wyandot has done nobly to ststain
respond to this call it is 50 small a matter to
each one. With much respect remain,
Your o bedicn ServcIit,
Il. HAMMER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-20
The Politicianers VS. III, People.

The report in this ease promises to be yolum-
inous, but our readers will find it highly instruc
tive. s.#5.- uy' .f--e
The Reporter will endeavor TO have Captain
Tylers argument prepared for our next paper.
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soldiers how do yuu like it ?

Soldiers how do yuu like it
Curt Berry. Bob DUNN and Squire
Murry, have declared that yon are not
proper subjects to enjoy the elective fran
chase. BY their decision your votes
were cast out.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PETLADBIPHIA "A, PA
DISEASES of the Nervous. Seminal, Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems--new and reliable
treatment in reports of the Howard Associa-
tion on'--Sent by mril in sealed letter envelopes,
free cf charge. Address DR.. ]. SkILLIN
Howard Associat'o on, aSouti
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. 0gt
July 81, leG3-ly.
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New Advertisements,
GO AT LOST.

A BLACK CLOTH OVERCOAT, was lost
n near the Catholick Church, west of this vii.
lage. The Coat was pretty well worn, and had
velvet collar, and there was pair Of Wooden
Mittens and Silk I1andkerchicfn the pockets
Any person finding the above garment, and
returns it to the owner, residing at McCutch-
enville, will be Literally rewarded.
e, CUONROD RUMBLE.
Nov. 30, 1S63-3t.
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JOHN LUDERB.
nov. ". BY Gro. II. PAaEsa, his Att'vi
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS, on The 7th day Of March. A. d.

WHEREAS, on ths 7th day Of March. A. d.
1850, has Poston and Harriet Poeton a..
ccated unto John =. Cock - trustee : esr,s;.
desd o. trust conveying to said trustee IL ma
foilows, to.wit: A part Of the north .rs.. ava
ter Of the south-wsss quarter, and . psrt 81 ~.
southwest quarter Of the nor,h |. vest on.,s.. -
section fonrtses ll.) Township seven,v. si,ss
rs north, Of range iour a. east, Of he af:h
lotn rA Beginning q poist four q chains
ssc ssvsn.ymx Uol Links east ofths section lise.
between sections fourteen (ll) aSd fifteen ~.
and the south-eest corner Of Lewis c. NcY ~
laad !; thence east fifteen (l5) chain. ..a.Ty
four links 70 stoss; thelcs cor,h t-...- tx
chsins and forty-three Z: l,nIs "a : .,n w
southeast corner u Isaac and Jus,ns 49,
Sno .a.nee west ~ said Pores line fifteen ilsl
Grains and twenty-five (24) inks 70 . po.t. AZ.
north east corner Of said AcMurrsvs l.nS ~
south by said NcMurrsy's east line tvsn,v Is0,
chains and forty three (43) links "a ,he "a. y
beginning, containing thirty .ons (8l acres a. !
thirteen (la-l0o) hundredths Of an acre y hich
..,a cCnvsysscs Vas made By the said Elias Pos
tain promissofy note dated March I, 1850. 70, ~
sum Of one hundred and fifteen dol ar ISi,5 !
ana payable one year after date.
ANA no" said note taving become On.
and payable, and tho said Elias Poston s.,;rs
iahed TO pay the same, !, John p. Cook, thus.
tee Is aforesaid do hereby give this public motto.
that By virtue Of the power which i Il ms $500
BY said deed OF trust ! win on Saturday. the 2eth
day Of December A. u. 1868, at tho hour ~ ~
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, 1t the Com.
House door, in the city Of Davenport. expous ~
oaer for sale, st public auction, the na,c"s
Of land above described or 50 mach thereof =. Ell,
% necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of M
note, with the interest thereon to the dsy az ~
together with all the costs and expenses
said sale. costs Of this notice and trustee's fs.s
Dated the Let day Of Decembsr. A. D. 1863.
JHONP. COOK,
- IvusiAn
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TRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 1 CO., Pro.
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Then WY not patronizs homo talent-men wto
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cures.
Dr. Jacksons Female Pills-$1 per box-send
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DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINEMENT, ia
prepared from the recipe Of Or. Stephen Sweet
OF Connecticut, the great bone setter, and has
been used in his practice for the last aenty years
with the most astonishing success. As an uxter-
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For all Rheumatic and Nevous Disorders il is truly
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Sprains, bruises, Ac., its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties excite tho
ust wonder and astonishment of all who have
ever given it trial Over one thousand certi6-
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the last two years, attest this fact See advertise
meut
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Particular Notice..

There are many preparations cold under the
name Of Bitters. put up ~ quart bottles compound
ed Vt the cheapest achsskey or common rum, costing
from 20 to 40 cent' pr gallon, the taste disguised Ly
Anise or Coriander Seed
This class Of Bstters hace caused and nil co..
tnue to cause as long thoy can be sold huud,eds
to de The dea Of the drvnkurd. By saeir mse the
system Is Kept continually under The influence or ~
choholic >tsmnat t. Of tie ,cors KIND, hedesire 6or
Liquor IS created and Kept up and the re,ult /. all
the horrors attendant upon adrunkards az and
death.
For those scho desire and will have a Liouor
B,tters ace pubtish the olo,o.ag receipt: Get one
bottle OF uoOfaad's German Bitters. and
mar 10 N three quarts Of good Nraudv or
whlskey, aud the result so,H be q prenarotio.
that wiH far excel in medical sirtue sad tr.e ~.
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and wU cost much less. You ciN haze ali IA
virtues Of Hoohand's 8itters tn connection
10Th q good article Of Liquor at a much Ass pr;as
than these interior DreDQr0fi0ns mill r<.s .,,,,
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Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast ga ming . worldwide reputation
1t Is beyond doubt tho best and cheapest and
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yet offered to the public. No other Family Sew.
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The Folding csss Of the Family Machine Is :
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spacious and substantial table to sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases. made ont Of tho
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'n.stest manner possible, others are adorned and
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MAN OHhONIC Dis.
.-lkSSsA EASES incidental to tho hu-
- MAJ family, and even such as
Z&{ have heretofore been consid-
q - cred incurable by the medical
A faculty OF the world, are skill.
fully treated with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, of Leipsic, Germany.
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeo1 8
have been engaged in their prof. ssion for up.
wards Of forty yeavs. They specially call the
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Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
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Piles And F10tsa1as
Which il treated with marked success without
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Gout and Paralysis are distressing complains.-
Also AL Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of tho Womb, al cured with
out cutting with knife.
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All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
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cured without cutting with the knife.
D10eAoo0 OF the Eyes.
Such - Lachrymal Fistula. s,rabismus or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Ego Ball, Sore
yes Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. p TENTS with
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artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. AN
diseoses Of the Ear.
Such q roaring or busting sounds, offensive dis
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Ear Drums and Oracles. of all sizes and discrip-
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Box 607s Post Office
Hours from . 4. \. to 8 r. y. Office No. 81
Randolph corner Of Dearbcn street, Chicago, iii.
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DIR. SWEETS
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lohs ladses, - Am Luaera.
Ie Am Lodsss. dsfssdsas. You - ha,.A.
.ost.sd that there 10 % Als 10 she 49, n ~.
Clssa 81 ne isssist Cosss q Ssess sssssy. ~.
~ rSs. 81 .en. Leaders. Paying fse decree q
y between yee nd said petitioner, fcr ths
o. your viliul assestsn u asd sheeDee ~ ~
pss.ncnsr, withosta seassasbls Gases. for I -.
iicd Of more than two yssss; aad fos : nor, -
emo ssssenens Of petitionefs cause Of action ve.
are referred to petition now On Als.
And unless yoa sppsas and answer therete. :,
Or before Ne noon q The seeoed day Of 10 nest
tern OF the Distsics Court Of Seost eoupey. lova.
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D. 1854. judgment and dssrse win 30 rends,ei
seanst yes - prayed for In ssid psiition.
JOHN LUDERs.
nov. ". BY Gro. II. PAnxnn. Ais lxt,,1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-10

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