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- Col, John Edwards. Of The lat]

~ Col. John Edwards, Of the 18th
lows regiment, writing lssn 6psing6sld,
Mo, 70 Licut. Raglan, stales the Cons
cription law i very popular With the sel-
dies. OF the Copperheads the Colonel
says. eff they wish to SIGHT, lot them
arm themselves and quit bush-whackinG..
If they are inclined 70 getup 6rs in tls
rear, they had better count the cost be-
fore they eonmence. Il vould " veil
for them 70 make large contract for cot
hus Of their own physieal measurement
before they pitch in !"
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Fort Monroe. March 81.

Fort Monroe, March 81.
Orders were issued by Gen. We'll yes
terday closing the theatres in Norfolk for
the present, and allowing no one on the
streets after seven O'Clock at night. 1t
is supposed this restriction was caused by
the attempt made the night before to
fire the city of Norfolk The incendia-
ries. three in number, made their sscspe,
leaving their Internal machine behind.
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19Unitsd States Commissionsr g. L.
Woodbury., 6f Boston, has decided that q
husband may open q wife's letters, on
the ground. that husband and wife are
one. The wife did not see it; but then
she should remember that the rule viii
allow her to open her husbands letters.
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Kansas CITY. March %

Capt. Bowen Of the steamer Sam Gaty,
just arrived from Independence, reports
that while passing Sibles' Landing he was
hailed by band of guerrillas who sue
ceeded in boarding the boat, killing five
infantry soldiers fiji ! cavalry men and
two negroes After this, they robbed oil
the passengers and threw overheard 100
sacks Of -four and lot Of government
wagons.
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D~New York is full of men in Uncle
Sans uniform. Draymen, carmen, and
men of low degree have the military
coats. All this is to end. The coats
are to be dotted, and oil the buttons cut
away BY the United States Provost Mar
shall.
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New York, March 90.
The Captain of the steamer Peterhof
reports that on the night of the cath,
when within ID miles of Charleston, he
saw many bombs flying, and heard the re-
ports of heavy guns. This may indicate
the beginning of an attack upon Charles
ton, but We have no further particulars.
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Cairo, March %,

II Is reported in Memphis that 2 Di.
visions OF troops have entered Yaxoo riy.
er by way Of Sunfower, aud that the,
have landed at Eagle Bend, Just above
Haines blum, within one mile and omar.
ter Of the rebel Notifications.
The new gunboat Covington arrived
from above this evening.
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David Wagner. Of York, Pa, has a.
cepted the position Of Disbursing Clerk
of the U. s. Senate in place of Bowen, re-
signed.
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-
i EGAL MOTTO

To r. y. Graves:
You afs hereby botiel
the once Of the Clerk OF I,
". Iowa, III Fort hsdisca
claiming Of you the sun r
J3l0 Dollars with int
per sRnuU fro& Mare -
pfomsssory rot<; also
IscAacns
AID unless you apps
bofeYe Soon VI tbe seer
aaA CSsTt. o. sost NnGi
Monday OF NAY, 1853
aGAtnss yoa thsseea b
narlG-dlv
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~ssWhep re shall have rescued d

sew hen We shall have rescued the
Government and country from it's perils,
and seen it, flag floating in triumph over
every inch Of American soil, it will be
time enough to inquire As to what has
brought these troubles upon us. Let
him be marked as no true patriot who
will not alanion all such issues in times
like these. '--D0ugtos.
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lKiGINAL NOT

10 togh j Reid, AibsTt
1rsber, Dr., Wa Ane
J Patten 4 CO., n asop ~
Co., Jehn Lavender, SD ,
Biiss a Co N C Wstte. ID
meriea, Charles ytcte
foa. snd each VI J os, arq
10 nov on Ale In the oiLes "A
Court II Lee County, ls..
samuel 4. 0cs rye, cisiUtrA
the sum Of Sven 1ho0s b
tntsfsst per aHaufa, - nsse
notes secured b, = mcrtGngel
Taylor, ard since ssstgisbc
dated Sepssnbe z I'D, ieO,
Of you The foreclosure u 81
Ing upoa tLs wsss haifoflAi
tion etgksssn, eoalaint IN a
Tow sship stxt y.six 1881 NOS
and ths north hslf Q ! sisolia
IGs kssge six isI ~sst. o
furthsr IA ing for . sale q
And ~ d. you appear
~ esoos- socu ostke ssecl
aid Court, 20 coa mssxs
day ofscptenber, A. ~,
agaiSst yos snd jsdgmsst &
fsr In said petition. -
Kd1
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Water still receding. Hudson river
and Troy and Gresnbush r. r. arc in
perfect order, and trains are arriving and
departing on time.
The ferry boats are running regularly,
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MIDNIGHT REPORT
Fort Monroe. March Q8.

The steamer Spaulding, from Hilton
Head, Thursday. arrived here to-day. She
reports the steamboat Expoundsr aground
near Stone Inlet, and that no important
move had been made by the feet.
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HIn New York, last week, Mary
Mel placed her child upon q red-hot
shovel, in obedience to an Irish super
stition, to test whether it was her child
or had been changed for another by fair
les. The child died from the injuries,
and the mother has been arrested.
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~ II Is stated in tho Iowa City Re-
publican that Lieut.. Col. E. VI. Lacas, Of
the 18th Iowa regiment. has resigned his
commission.
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Commercial.
CONNECTED ny
5. III A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Strssts.

DAILY CARR CITY ovprcn,
kxoxcK Mch. ~. ca.
FLouR-superahsea7b; sprin " The ale Atrs %
80; FaH WheatE xtrs - rs.
CORN MkAL--<5950c y 100 n,
BRAN AkDsHORrS-G Coo y let Is
SHIP sTUFP--65c.
CoRN-so3soc bush.
5ARLEY-el % 70 q rs.
WHEAT-Fall 81 10; Spring soa zoe y su.
RYK-so065c
oATs-so to boc.
POTAroES-7o 70 SOC. Retail i ooe.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair l2ae; prime i3t;
choice 49,; oiarined isi; crushsdand povde,edi7t.
MoLASSks-Ylsntasiohse<o ~; So 81 rho ssso0 s.;
GOLDEN sy rupsHa ssc-very scarce; sorgam s3G asc.
VoFPEE-kio s403oe; Jsvs -; Lasuyra Is.
RiCE-a1ioc.
soAP-Paim 10. Family SIC, German g.
CANDLEs-starIs; Aould IL.
TALLOW-skc.
LARD-TtoSc.
BUTTKR-Connon 60 lee: Choice 10 - isc;
retail 2oc.
PRovIsIoNs-shouidsrs Hans sides 10 sale.
Sugar Cured HAns, se., rstailJss.
LEATHER-sois3 AoSs Harassslso~.
HIDEs-Prins dry 10, sruh>y Aaifpries green
&C; green sheep psits lseG IS; green hog skips
lSe.
HAY-Timoihy .sIozla %. baisa eli eeosi2a,
Prairie % 000I0 90.
sEkDs-Timot,., sIe5 to 1 80. Flax seed 22s to
% 50; ~ 1-na
ONIokr--s -.
EGGS-s 20
WHITE BEAks-l 50 to o. 2e
rEATHERB-3004o.
FRUIT Dried Apples sac per ,. Dried Peach
o. 1919. Raisinso o. 7sOes Is.
GRREN APPLRS-ei % y bush.
CH1ksE-Western Reserve and De ms II H. Sc
BEEF CArTLE-2o3egross.
sHkEP-e6 % 2s 90 xhsad.
sALT-G. A. % 90 sack ;Kapawha ssas ? bar
rel; Lake says.
PIsH-Aacksrel, Nc. i e14fe0l5 vbbi. mo SSH
osla, NOS ss1slo. whitehall. Mol so.
? half Dbl. Cod Fish 7t0sk ~.
OILS-Coai OIL 50 to COO; retail gs. Linseed OIL,
o. %. Lard OIL, a.
BERewAx-Prine, <oc-
PAT HoGs-sa 75to e4a5 nett.
RAGE-Woolen CottoE3c
oLDIRoN-ie , ~ Brass laie , D Copper
I7c -.
EIcHAHaE.-on New YORK 4 psrc snt .bsnkablp
fands; Phiiadeiphis, Boston, Chieago and Cisein-
natl kper cent: st. Louis y per cent. old Is to
20 per censs buying $50.
lBy rKLEeRAPn.l
New YoYk Market.
New York. March ~.
Four-ioc better Sales ~ <sOo7 90 for Rxlrs
State; e70ei X. H. o.
Wheat-Firn. very quiet.
stock Market.
New YORK. March -.
6oid-Cl0sed 1874.
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STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutant GENERALS once, Iowa,
Davenport, Febr uafy 20, 1868.
SPECIAL. ORDERS

bFEIIAL UEUEHs.
Jasper A. WALL Of Lee county, 10 hereby appointed
special Aia-de.Csmp 10 the Governor, aud will b.
obeysd and respected accordingly.
John W. Cleshorn, OF Lee county, Will act Pos,
Quanarmaster At Ksokuk, and Will have the aue
charge OF all arms, ammunition aceou,rsnents, and
other propert, belonging 10 the State AT Keokuk.
The onhcers Of Co. A, Southern Border Brigade
will report TO Lieut. Col Wall Immediately, for fur
Their orders.
BY order Of the Commander n-Chisf.
n. B. BAKER,
feb2o-du Adt Genera Of Iowa.
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Military Notice.
HEApauAArEAs. ALEXANDRIA, MOI
February 2ist. 1854
SPECIAL oRDan No.2.
II 10 hereby erdersd In accordance with General
Order No. 3from District Headquartsrs 9Th Military
District that all and auition be imm cdiatsy
reported to these Headquarters, Any failure to
ply with the foregoing III the Of the Of
fender, irrespective etpefsons.
BY order Of
CAPT b. Y. HACKNEY, Gomd'g Posa,
PERRY SAWYER, Act AdII. lrsb2l.
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n.rlsI-As,
+ EGAL MOTH

~ bhtJ0u - aS8vCBs
Ioa are hereby pou1ee
the once Of NE Cterk
county lows. ~ fost =
A.. DrahsD ciaiGssg -
said D.,llsrs ~ nse neg ehs
and aiss eiainiEe ssaiss
. certain AortSAgo Eiyss
secure the nutc sued en-
lbs n " ! OF shs y , Il d !
ty-tso tNj In TovrsAl =
kaago Ne. ., west, to Les G
Aad snisss yes spp<ar Y
~ lore noon Of The seeeaI
Of said Dissriei Court, - r
day in May, isC1, JUDI
I'd against you ~ deis
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NOTICE.

To Beniamlh Johnson:
Yea hereby nosiAed that there is now on aie n
the once u ths Clerk Il the District Court or Les
counsy Iowa, II kesksk, petition OF PrsAssck ZGgu
claiming against you decree the cancel lstton d
= certain Mortgage given b. said zusg 10 you upor
certain nsAl Estate In Lee county lows, and also pray
ing fos tadgnsnt for Two Hundred Dollars - none,
psid BY plainsG 10 you % ILLEGAL and usurious IN.
tesest and without legal confederation
And uniAse voc appear thereto and defend before
noon 81 The ofthe said District
Court commencing ON the nrst Monday Of September
lS63 decree snd Judgment viii be rendered agains,
you thereon BY default.
BAEKIN McCRARY,
mat26-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Ii xECuToRI

ViXECuTORI
IL J
tIIA STATE OF IL
corsTs - LEI
To John . ss*ven,t4
Price, Artlnsicsa Y
els 4 Prize, gard
ffancIs AMesiss
whom II maj cote
You, and each oil !
b new On nie 10 th4l
~ Fort AsdisoH, IN
sxeeuios Of he ests
fpr 90 order and i,Ia
iyiLg detts due { b
scribeA real est ate
Of Sec. s., TIP. g, ~
sores. with All the
OF ntaggoid. Iowa
e -, ~, -, ~, 4
~, 81, 81 50 90, {
-, -. -. 70, nj
MARSHALL. LAID ~ j
oil Heal kslAta. ian
bald psLtlcL y
said Court Oh
p'cle<sk. =. =. Of
tend asd thv = CO
OF said petition
W oScsf OF h<
rxseu,oN
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ORIGINAL MOTT

To tsmss W Otiey, KlssA a
Margaret TArbeil, sarah
Charles Parse NJ D Co., NJ
estate OF Mary b sch,nits,
nooker Z Co.
Ton, and each Of you, are
10 now on Ale In The ONCE Of
Court Of Lee County, lows, y
tom VI Hsnfy Caldwell, q
Jsnes " Olley, Twebty-T.
UigAt 76-1tO Dollars, With
annum, payable Aasually
oostGsees made by you 10
assignsd 70 HRS N Hsrney
Henry Caldwell, dated Jans
A9stnst eash o. you the for
ths sams being upon Lets +
8, ~ hason's Upper Addiitis
Lee County, lows, for the >
Tier asking Tor tbs sale ri q
rsiisf.
AHd NnIsss 900 sppssesA
before noon Of the ksccnd
ths ssid District Court. y
holden on the lst Mend ~ 1s
h default Will be sptsNc'
nent rendered thereon
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
A DESERTER SHOT.
LATE FROM MEXICO.
Puebka mot Captured.
FRENCH FALLING BACK.
A DEsERTER SHOT.
Puebia not Captured.
FRENCH FALLING BACK.
Later Foreign News.

Battle between the Russian and Poles,
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n oTICE.

-he Presbytery of keekak v All held IL next ntate'
meeting In Keokuk the ID Thursday t9thl Of Apri
next at u o'clock, p. NJ.
a. G. BEAMAN Stated Clerk.
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cough. COLD. OR An iRRiTATID THROAT
II allowed 70 proFrsss, results In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftestines incuSabls.
BRowNs BRONCHIAL Tko0NEs
reach directly the snscted paris end give almost
slant rsitef In DaoscHrrrs, AsTsnA and rAaan
they arc beneficial. The good effects uisisg from
the ass Of the Troch.s, and their extended use hiss
csussd them 70 b eounserfeiied. BE sure 10 guard
againsi worthless limitations OsTAis oniythe Sssssss
Broess BvsaeAssi TrerAss which proved their
cacy BY . test Of many years. PUSLic spsAxxRs and
6tSoxas should use ths TrocAss Military OAcers aax
soldiers who overssx the voice and exr esed to
sudden ehsssss, should have thea Sold every here
ct IS cents per box. Js12l-d1n
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lBy TKLEsRAPn.i
New York Market.
New York, March ~.
Four-ioe better saies ~ <sOo7 90 Tor Rx.ra
State; e70eI u X. H. o.
Whest-Firm. very quiet.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To James PLtchin of the Josh Regt of Ohio
volunteer Infantry, Fanny Harshwell, of Charles
s. Harswel of Sutler county, California, and
Sarah Braughten wife of Ztbine Braughten ol
the State of Indian.
You are hereby notified that S. II. White,
administrator of the estate of Josiah Patchln
late of the county of Wyandot and State of Ohio
deceased, on the Gath day of iune, A. D. 1863,
filed his pertiton in the Probate Court of SAID
County of Wyandot alleging that the personal
estate Of said decedenL Is insufficient topay mis-
debts and the charges Of administering his es-
tate that he died seized in fee simple of the
following real estate, to-wit
The Southeast qnarter Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty eight (2sl in township
three g South, of range twelve (l2) east also
the Northeast quarter OF northeast stctionthiity
three 1857 in township and range aforesaid, iu the
County of Wyandot and Stste of Ohio.
That William Patchin James Patchin, Eliza
NJ. Johnson, wife of James NJ. johnson, Fanny
Harswell wife of Charles S Hsrs well of Sutler
County State of California and Sarah Btanghi
ten wife Zebine Braughten Of the State Of In.
diana, as his heirs at law hold the next estate of
therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale of
sid pre- nises for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
Said p' tition will be for hearing on the lst
day Of Agust a. d. 1868 ; or as soon thereafter
as Council cen be heard
s. b. WHITE. Administrator of the
estate Of Josiah Patchn deceased.
July 3rd 1868, At.
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WE EN- WILL TlH WAR END 2

A native Of Virginia, who is said to
have been, until the commencement oil
the Rebellion, II lealing lawyer in one oI
the Gull states, in recent letter, written
from Kentucky, after stating that the pro
traction Of the war has been profitable to
us and to humanity, and asserting that il
the North were, to-day, as one man on
the moral issues underlying the struggle,
the Rebellion were, this day, virtually,
potentially crushed, and would be actu-
ally subdued in few weeks" says:
"Certainly we have made progress by
reason of the protractioh Of the war and
how felicitously everything has happen
ed to prevent its termination. The South
has been encouraged TO hold out, in spite
Of suffering and loss, by faith in cotton !;
then by Bull Run; then by the Trent af-
fair; then by a series of victories chen
by the prospect Of foreign intervention
then by Copperheadism in the North and
West. The North has been frustrated,
Notwithstanding its vast preparations and
immense efforts, in thousand ways-by
the very temperament Of the President,
cautious, slow, temporiz!ng, compromi-
the composition of the Cabinet,
1t odds with itself, and almost destitute
If moral manhood-by the character Of
is Generals, Scott, Mcclellan, Buell.,
aalleck slow, overeautious, never dar-
ng anything, always day too la;e-aud
" a factious opposition to the Admins
ration, now assuming the form of riot
us opposition to the Conscription act.
Always something, on the one side or the
ther, to prolong the war, in spite Of the
lost confident and all but universal anti
ipations OF an early peace. In the mean
me, the slave trade gets itself pretty ef
'ctually suppressed, and the District of
Columbia is made free, and slavery is
rohibited in the territories for all time TO
,me. and Western Virginia becomes
zee STATE, and Missouri has adopted an y
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number Of children and grandchildren 10 mourn
her loss. Bnt they do not mourn viii ont hope
cf meeting her, again, at the resIrr ction morn
WLLiAM WKiGnr, o: Crawford Township,
died on the 2oh Of July, 1863, aged 46 years.
mouths, 9 days. lie leaves lage circle o..
friends, and relatives, to mourn their 10 8.
Miss FRrLn daughter Of Mr.. j Frye, died
in Eden Township, the s9th ofJuly, 1869. aged
IS ye;rs.
The funerals of the above deccdents were at.
tended 10 by the Rev. D. W. DowNAY, at the
time of burial.
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Emancipation policy. and Delaware and
Maryland are having slaves appraised at
something like Sc head, at which rate
tho institution clearly wont pay and
Kentucky and Tennessee are finding out
what it is to stand guard over the slaves
ol tho Gulf States, and if there is not
Niger in the woodpile, there are thou
sands of black soldiers in the army, who
are fighting terribly.
"Now, when the black man has fought
for the country and helped TO save it,
who is going to send him back into Sla
very? Who is going to drive him out
OF tfe country, under the pretext Of col
onizng him elsewhere :?
"llad Pharaoh been instruc ed BY one
plague, the rest would have been unre-
cessary, and would not have been sent, it
is reasonable to suppose. They kept
coming until the said Pharaoh was
brough. to terms. Disasters will be Wis
tied on us, and the war protracted, until
the North is brought to Gods terms.
What these are, | believe any fair mind
ed human being can easily learn =
The North will be taught them and will
come to them, sooner or later and then
the war will be brought to an end, in my
opinion. Hence | watch most auxiously
the progress of moral sentiment in the
North. and joyfully gree. every indication
OF moral progress in that quarter, of
the soiteuiny OF Phamoh's heart As
Tor the SoGth, she too has her lessons to
learn, and God knows they are being
taught her in Il most lorcible and ellrctu.
al manner. | have no fear but that She
will have her lessons well learned, l,y the
time the North is ready to rccite.
"Our recent successes have been con.
siderable, but by no means decisive. l
rejoice over Them exceedingly, but 1 do
not permit myself to consider them the
beginning OF the end. | sill 10, k for re.
ycrs $, iot w'ay pro'rartion Of the ter
riJlp wnr. Perhaps foreign Intervention
and lolelyn war are yet to CONS. Ii ne.
rcssary TO b'ing us to Gods terms, they
Will comc-it may be as pleguc the last
and all sufficient; Coils rrSul, must be !
icachcl, stanl ou, as s!iiiiy anl obstinate,
y as we vii, Waning battles is not
what He asks Of ", AMI il moi, lhcrqfa:e.
any indication Of His returning litor.
tie bids It's, | think, nH JUST AND let
THE oprRE SID 90 FkEE. Ll us do His
bidding, and The p'a,u", cease. We thus
lavr,as it we're, }hr duration Of the war
md'i cur IN Il coutrol." !
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4utal \ M)(istellaneplls.

NOTICE TO OINVALIDS
DR. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Pierson House." where he may be con
suited by invalids.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

III A reduction OF S per cent, from the
above rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines OF the type
composing the body Of the advertisement, will
be considered square.
All transient advertisements, will he con-
sidered a square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for IN advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will lie charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements arc Inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed.
l., A. Drummer; PRorRIEToR.
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vFLAGS FLAGS | !.ar

Beautiful Flags, printed on fine paper.
muslin. for sale at the Office of the Wy.
andot Pioneer.
MoFarland's Theatre
The lovers of the drama, in our town
and vicinity, have been very agreeably en-
tertained, this week by Mr.. Mcrarhnd's
celebrated theatrical company, which o.
pened, in Beerys' Hall. on Monday eve
niugr The actors have fully sustained
the reputation which had preceded them,
IN their visit to this place and the
well merited need Of praise which this
company has earned, here, dwells upon
the lips of all who have witnessed their
unrivaled performances. The musical
talent displayed by the Berger. children,
is truly astonishing. They seem to master
the difficult pieces Of the most celebrated
composers, with degree Of ease that
would do credit to an orchestra Of adult
musicians.
The scenery of this company Is rich,
far surprising, in style, and excellency,
that Of any other travelling company we
have ever known.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-07

dcl,y,rcd il Ebbiu ll,Il, N4w York, Sun
!ay, jay 9lr nn tie "Mopa!, Of Tie
R'',' thu, a!iuIv, 'ol"rn!'t n,,eo&r' p.
tions Of
THE TRUE CHARACTER F THE WAR.
We must make aiiov anr,, too, for the
depth Of the Ignorance among the work
Iing.classes, especially among foreigners,
f, in regard to the war, its causes, its or.ir
lis principles, It's purposes, the ends for
which it is conducted, the ssu,s toward
which it is pressed, Ignorance respecting
t e creed and spirit Of the Administration.
1t is an ignorance that peryales the world,
that fills Eng and France, that pos
sasses large portion oi our own cii2ins,
whose education, mental habit, or social
position, blind them to what we think
the real nature of the struggle in which
we are plunged. How much more is it
likely to possess and blind these -? 1t is
an ignorance that organizes opposition in
every part of the world, and even here a
mong our own citizens, who will persist
in saying precisely TO these misguided
and unihtelligent men, that the war is
waged OH purely partisal principles
Why, then should the opposition of these
excite in us SO much surprise :? Oh, the
fearful extent to which they have bpen
msed by the reckless men who rule The
politics of the country 1t makes me
sick to think of it. If ere ever was
war for the wo. king classes, this is one
il Is war for them and theirs peculiarly
It is a war for their position in society,
Tor the rights OF their industry, for the
safety of their homesj for the elevation oe
heir glass a peoples war against the on
y despolsm on the face OF the continent
! war of modern ideas against old insti-
utions a war of the nineteenth csntuyv
gainst the feudal ages a war of humaa.
y against that which crushes humanity
0 the earth and dishonors it n war for
he free condition Of kanaan nature: a war
'hich every man who appreciates at all
he social significance of our institutions,
'hlch every man who loves those insttu-
ons, which every man who has sought
,fuge under thern from foreign lmita-
ons and despotism. should rush forward
'gerly to support. his fortune. his life,
is duty and his honcr in his hand. And u
It it isl war which these people, who are
be the most bountiful gamers by it.
vagely ppose .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-07
GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde
with trains on the 9. g. T. Road, both East and
West.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
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