The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

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&T' Ce'eniony is aiwaSS lbe conitsp-
ion Of weak minas; it Is q plat. .ba, will
meter grow in strong soil '''"'
Gs- Onion Leagues are forming safo,r
the wornsn Of many towns ard villages IN
New England, for the purpose oI cslliya-
ting that frasrani bulb for The use Of otr
sick ooldisfs,
&S IBdiat troubles have broken OH.
in Utah; twenty-fopr whites, IN pursuit
Of stolen stock, have been murdered, sew
enteen Indians killed in retaliation, and
three hundred whites are in pursuit Of the
notorious Winnehuck.
EaF" There is d proposition Before the
Canadian Parliament TO return to, ,tbe
United States, The valorous .'skedaddlers
from the draf," 1t 10 said that the act
will become a LAW. .-r .-sFY
E- A refugee from Arkansas says
that the rebels have planted an immense
Wheat crop in that State, and recommshds
that national troops destroy the grain be-
fore the rebels gather it. ss.t....-
re-" A robin in New Canaan, Conn,
has been taking music lessons soniew here,
aud astonishes the people Of that town by
singing The song of "Whippoorwill' as
perfectly as the original performer.
&s" A lawyer has been arrested in
Washington, for speeulating on the bod.
les Of dead soldiers. He would write to
bereaved friends, offer TO forward Tie
departed, pocket the fees id advance,
and send any corpse he could obtain. "a
EE' The Louisville Journal perpe.
trates the following: "a Mr.. Noble Of
Ohio, says that any possible peace is bet
ter that this war" We don't know what
Nohle's Christian name is, but it ought
to be "Ig." The. DOG Noble" desires to
say that the man is no relation of his.-N.
Y. Independent. .r ...,s
Eg" The..Richmond papers of May the
18th, are full of eulogies of Stonewall
Jackson, and accounts of his imposing
funeral ceremonies. The Richmond
''Whig" says in its editorials on Jackson,
hat Virginia has suffered no such loss
'ince the death of Washington.
Efs- Several citizens of Boston have
'aised S 900 for the widow and chill
lren ofthe brave General Reno, who was
Killed at the battle Of South Mountain.---
Ten thousand dollars have been invested
n securities, and one thousand dollars
,laced at the immediate disposal Of Mrs,
Reno. -..t .r,. ss,..
Eay" Some yotng rden, travelling on
horseback among the White Mountains,
became. inordinately thirsty, and stopped
or milk at house by the roadside. They
mptied every basin that was offered, and
till wanted more. The woman Of the
ouse at length brought out an enormous
owl Of milk, and set il down on the ta-
lie, saying, "one would think; gentle-)
len, you had never been weaned." as;s.s
Ey James Madison Cults, the father Of,
Irs. Stephen A. Douglas, died recently,
| the city of Washington. He has been
Office holder in the different
departments at the Federal Capital. ta'ai
EE The Nashville Union of the 2ed
ST. says: at was rumored Yesterday
at forward movement was being made
some Of our forces at Muifreesboro'.
this is the case we shall probably soon
I'VE news of stirring interest. Heaven
iard the army OF the Union, and leadit
er to victory. ef .RaHsuua 81
Es-T The Steele Bayou expedition came
Jon Deer Creek. the celebrated "'shelby9
antation, in Uncle Tom Cabin. Mrs. >
owe little thought when she wrote her
vel, that the Shelby Plantation would
e day eebo vita cannon and musketry,
a war GROWING out Of the institut'2f'a
3 wrote to abolish: Yet so happened -