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10 the undersigned by the Probate Court Of
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ment and those having claims against the
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and have them registered in the manner aad
within the time prescribed 10y law, or they
will be forever barred.
PATIENCE l.. STOKES, Adm'x.
Nov. 81, 1863. 3S-6w
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
SUMNER AND GREELEY.

The New York Herald, of the Sd inst,
said :-"Sumner and his fellow conspira-
tors, including Greeley, regard the Union
with Slavery in it, "as a covensnt with
death and an agreement with HE'LL" and
and will never permit its restoration if
they can prevent it,"
The Richmond ENQUIRER; Of the 7th,
copies this, and says 1--WE begin to
love those worthy conspirators (including
Greeley. We also regard the old Union
as covenant with death and an agree
ment with hell. Only death and hell in
the same region where Satan of old mus
tered his hosts-"in the regions of the
North" We also, like the inestimable
conspirators aforesaid, will never permit
the restoration of that foul covenant, if we
can prevent it. Therefore, go ahead con-
spiratorsl'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
MisfellaWGnMs.
PROSPECTS IN MISSOURI.

From the interior of the State, we have
gratifying reports of the activity of the
farmers in preparing to plant large crops
the coming season. Forest are being fell
ed to make fences, implements being put
in condition of readiness for the open
ing of the fair weather of spring, and ev-
erything betokens a disposition to push
ahead in the business of life. If the sea
son should be favorable, vast quantities
OF corn, wheat, rye, oats, &c., will be
raised, but, perhaps, in no particular will
the increase of products over those of the
past two years, be more note worthy than
in the article of tobacco. On all hands
we hear of the attention that is being paid
to the prospects of handsome profits or
this staple.
How much pleasanter to behold, are
the indications of which we have just spo-
ken, than the note of civil strife among
our own people, that echoed over the pra-
tries and hills this time year ago. We
take heart from the evident determination
of the great mass of the remaining inhab-
itants, not to be unnecessarily distracted
from their usual pursuits by the terrible
war that is raging, and above all, not to
be drawn into those scenes of neighbor-
hood discord and animority of which, God
knows, We have had surfeit in the State
of Missouri,-Aissouri Republican.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
THE REBELLION Has TOUCHED BOTTOM,

While only ne-fourth of the able bodied
white men of the loyal States between the
age of eighteen and forty.fve capable ol
bearing arms, have been drawn into the
military service to put down the rebellion,
we think it an established fact, that the
conscriptions of jeff. Davis have CLEANED
the rebellious States Of all the able bodied
white men between sixteen and fifty years
of age, which they can possibly spare,
without literally starving the rebel armies
and the most of the population of the cot
ton States. Press gangs in those States
hunting up delinquent conscripts and ref
ugees, and military expeditions for the
capture or determination or expulsion of
refractory Unionists, are the order of the
day. We might produce numerous spec.
ifcations of such proceedings of late, from
North Carolina to Arkansas, five had the
space for them. We are satisfied that, so
far as the reinforcement OF his armies is
concerned, JEFF Davis has touched bottom,
and that we have only to break up the
rebel armies now in the field, in order to
break up the rebellion, root and branch.
-New York Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
BREAD GOING UP IN CHARLESTON.

The bakers Of this city, says the Charles
ton Courier, of the 25th of February, have
advanced the price of bread to twenty
FIVE cents for a half-pound loaf. Flour
is selling at sixty five dollars per barrel.
What an enormous sin in the eyes of an
omniscient God,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
Original 2petrn.
tFor the Pioneer.l
OUR COUNTRY.

~
Woe to us, our common country,
On the verge Of ruin stands
Traitors by its Northern freaides--,
Rebel hordes in Southern lands
Can yo stem this mighty torrent,
Canye calm this raging sea,
Can ye quench this dark rebelliont
Sons of free Americal
Yes. l hear ye nobly answer,
O'er the rising, rushing food.
awe will save our much loved country,
Or baptize it with our blood"
"'Tis the land our fathers fought for,
To redeem from England sway
Shall worse than English despot,
Wrest those blood bought rights away2
Nay, by those fathers sacred mem 'ries,
And our homes and children denr,
We will write our nation's freedom,
On the page of history clear
Union! then, our onward watchword--
Liberty and Union ever
We defy hel's dark duminiohs,
This proud Union e'er to sever.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
@M ,nnr1Ms.
A GRAND dive INTO MYSTERY! /!

BUTTERNUTs IN SEARCH OF KNOWLEDGE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20

Rg- General sigel has resigned his
position in the army.
ag The Assembly las passed d bin
appropriating $4,000 to the State Prisous
Gg- There. is news Of active moves
ments in the department of the Caroliusss
Eg' Fort McAlister, near Savanuaht
has been captured by our forces. Tho
city will come next. =;
Eg- In Buffalo a woman and four
children perished by fire. -,
Rg- A Boston .cotempofary undsr-
stands that Martin Farquhar Upper. the
author Of f"ProverbyaI- Philosophy ,swrots
short time ago, to prominent Senator
of the United States, entreating him 70
exert his influence with the President 10
prevent the latter from using the gull
lotine which he bad imported for dscapi-
Eating the rebels. e "a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
THE OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
ODD DR.ENT
TO TEACH ERS.

fTHE Board of School Examiners of Wyan.
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg.
ularly at the COURT-HOUSE, in Upper San
dusky, as follows:
Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL
MAY OCTOBER and NOVEMBER, ,aud on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the examina.
tion Of Teachers, unt er the act
"To provide for the re organization, supervi-
sion and maintenance of Common Schools"
passed March l4th, 1853.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch. A. NJ, promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
dence Of good moral character by certificate of
otherwise, as no certificate will be granted with
cut such evidence, and no special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan-
ces. BY order of the Board.
feb20'62-tf. HENRY MADDUX,
CLARK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
FOR SALE BY

J. A. MAXWELL, Druggist, Upper San.
dusky; Wyandot County, Ohio, H. Flock, Wy
andot; Silas De Bolt, Mexico; A. Saffell, Syca.
more; Ira Bristol, Whartensburg; j. M. Ches
ney. Mnrsciles; and by druggists and mer.
chants generally throughout the United States
and Canadas. 3ly1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TNHE Partr ership heretofore existing betw cen
i N. F. & v. GOETz, in the Grocery Bust
ness in the town of Upper Sandusky, is this
day dissolved. The books, notes and accounts
of the late Firm are in the hands OF N. F Goetz
FOR payment. N. F. d V. GOETZ.
Jan. 25, 1868.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
TRUSSES, &C.

Sole Proprietor AMI Manufacturer % the Hard Ruboer
Truss, under Rigs Ciop,iyeslr's Patents.
The Hard Rubber fruss Is unlike and superior 10 all
others In the following r'-l-cs VIII neNsr break, rist
chafe gall or blister: = male sn or liTnrr will
cure lIria 20 years standing dos uaf press Injure
the cord. and Is always clean and erxHi
Patients IL accurately fitted by srnding tzs IN
inches aronnd body n line % rrIl'ure
REFERENCES IS 90 srIl-rrity over Others The fol-
lowing only are offered: Profs Mat TarDochan: and
Parker, New York; Trofs Gcsiarl and Aeisu. Phaiel
pha; DR.. r. Jnis-il Slr-s~n General lsarsau, Ws-h
ingon Profs. Brirsri Frecr, R.a. Anir-ws, and Ds-
Wis Chicago: Dr. Wolcott. Milwaukee, Ns
Manufacturer anil Il-licr In Sssi'er Braces Abdorn
ina Supporters six ard Cotton ElaSiie Stockings for
varicOse veins, suIensnry BanlAgrs, &c, &c
DR.. WILCOX's PATENT ARTIFICIAL LEG man
fsctlrei by c. stafford, has many aivaiifaes all
Others and evidence II such has received the
hrSt premiums the United States Pairs under te ex
animation of the besf surgeons III country. ffs
ton i received firm rubber cord (Which viii n~ver
break giving great preference The ral spring
used IN oth-r llrnbs
Send stamp for pamphlet Poss Once Box <Scs
n6S- For sale ~ all Druggists. Do~l4 Ism
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-22
no. 2u2
StfS:D - sEES OF AMERICA, DIS


N,iED> ,IEs Of AMERICA, Dis
FRCT OF INDIANA, SS:
NHE4EAs, \ libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District q Indiana, the 18th day Of
January. ls63 by John Hanna. Esq. Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for District o Indiana. the life
of Lorenzo L. Cowden, iu AMI the following
scrbel al IN said District to-wie piece or
parcel Of land adjoining the town Of Cambridge City, ad
joining tie side of lo g. III block ,, W X. and : r.
in IIswkiu>' addition said town. and being directly
south ~ lot g. and part of 3 m said bl ck and facing
Railroad md the Cincinnati AID Chicago Railroad
the SOUTH the eip The properly formerly owned
by VIM. IL. Cannon, and beirg hundred feet the
ly aLout l40 feet Deep also 30 side lots
an s. in block >. W Il. and :. r., in Hawkins
addition 70 said town. for violation Of the powers Of
Act Of Congress approved July lTth. 1862 titled
'Au Act to suppress nsGfFccon To punish treason and
rebellion, 10 eze and conscs'e the property of reeels
and other purposes, praying process against said
realty, and tha- the may be Hudemned aud
sold a. enemies properly.
ow, therefore, M pursuance Of the Moniton under the
seal OF the said Court directed aud delivered, do
hereby give public notice sii persons claiming said
realty, any part thereof ia any interested
ther that they be and appear before the said, the Dis
trct Court of the United be held at the city of
Indianapolis in aud for The District Of Indiana, the lst
Monday OF February next. 10 o'clock Of the forenoon
Of that dy and then and there nierpOse their claims
and make their Legations in that behalf
d. &. ROSE, L. :. Marshal
Byl 5. BIGELow, Deputy
Attest
JONI II. REA, Clerk. janl7-dl4t
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mo. 2O0.l
TNITFD STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

mo. 2O0.l
ITNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
4 DIANA-SS:
whereas, libel Of information has been filed n the
District Court Of he United States within and the
seventh Circuit and District II Indiana 81 day
January, 1853 John Hanna Esq Attorney ofthe Unite
States Tor the District Of Indiana against the If Il
S. the ginal plat Of the Of Wabash, wabash
county, lncisna the properly Of one Van r. Nor
gan, for violation OF the powers Of an SCI Of Con-
greSs approved July II. 1862 entitled "An sci sup
press in>urrectou. punish treason and rebellion. 20
seize and oCn,ca the pro ery q rebels aud for other
purposes and praying process against said realty and
that the same may ee condemned and sold a. enemies
property.
Now therefore, pursuance of the montion under the
zeal Of said Court directed and de cred. 10 here
b. public notice AL persons claiming said prop
erty any part thereof IN any manner interested
therein that they he and appear before the said the
trct Court f the United States. be held the city Of
Indianapolis in and fer the District of Indiana. the
% Monday OF February next ten o'clock Of the FORE
Of that dav then and there ntepose their claims
snd mske their al egatious II that heha {.
q. nose. L. :. Marshal,
By ;. BIssLOw, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN n. RIA Clerk. jan6-dIst
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NO. poll
Il TNITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
III DiANA-SS

L pIANA-SS.
Whereas. libel Of information has been fed in The
strict Court q te United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit snd lHstrf o Indiana III 81 day
o. January ls65 by John Hanna Esq Attorney OF the
United States Tor the District q Indiana against the
east halt 81 the soa h-ve,t eua ter of section L.
township = range east containing SO acres, the
property of one Van x. Morgan. for a violaton Of
the powers of ac- of Congress. approved July IL
l>62. entitled An suppress iusuTrectou 70 punish
treason aud rebellion, seize ard oouscae The property
rebels and for other purposes and uravins process
laid realty and that te nav be condemned
and seia a. enemies prol lcrty
Now therefore, IA pursuance Of the montion VI der the
seal of laid Cou.t directed and delivered do here
b. give public notice 90 all persons claiming said realty
or any part thereof in any manner interested therein
that thew be and app before the said the District
Court he United Sate, 10 be held the city II In
diana polls ia and for the District Of Indiana on the "a
Moniay Of February next ~ ter O'Clock of the forenoon
q thar dav then and therc interDose their claims and
make their allegations "a that behalf
ID. q. ROSY U. $ MArshal
BY s BIGEIoW, Deputy.
Attest
JOSH II. RsA. Clerk. Ians-dl1t
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CRn San. ae sDF rERrnHe.
JEFFERS0NVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily, Sundays Excepted

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
$50 A A.-.-...- ------..---.. 7s45 A. NJ
$50 T. A.............-.......... 500 p N
A BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCONNoDA ALTON
~ Of passengers 81 Southport. Greenwood, Franklin.
Edinburgh, Columbus making Connections at seymour
with trsins the Ohio Mississippi Road and Al Louis
vile with trains The Louisville Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads.
Frsight trainSlesve daily Freight
Ofsce, MsdisoH Depot, West side.
A :. CAR0THERs, superintendent
&c. WsrTcoss, Freight Agent. sPls7-dly
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-01-03
Important Legislature Enaetments.


The act conscripting slaves for Mill
taty purposes, authorizes a call for hall
the male force and compensates the u
wner by payment at 81 per day and the
appraised value if lost while in the public
service.
The act providing for the support Of
the families Of the soldiers now in SER
vice, and those WHO nay hereafter VOL
unteer, {and also of the Militia while in
%active,) appropriates five million of dol
lars for that purpose. 1t awards ten
dollars a month to the wife or mother,
and five dollars for every child, brother
or sister under twelve years of age, OF
other relatives being dependent upon
the soldier for supports.
The Militia Act calls out all free white
male persons, whether temporary or per-
m~anent]y residing in the State between
the ages Of II and SO, except those ply.
sically or mentally disqualified. It
cepts specially, the members of the Leg
%islature and Of the Judiciary and Adj
ministrative Department Of the Cow
eminent, both State and Confederate;
Clergymen in the discharge Of their du-,
ty and Physicians of seven years actual
practice in the State.
Under The new law, the Governor is
not authorised to tranfer the State troops
to the Confederate Government.
All forced sales or tax sales of pro-
perty in any Parish in possession Of the
enemy declared null void.
Prescriptions not to apply in favor Of
third persons until five years sitter rats-
fcstion Of treaty of peace between the
two Governments.
Compulsory collectior Of State taxes
suspended until Febuaty, 1864.
All prescription laws suspended du@
ring the existing war.
The Seat of Government has been
removed to Shreveport. The regular
session of the Legislature has been
changed to first Monday OF May next.
Also An Act 70 authorised the Gov
ernor of the State Of Louisiana to press
into thsseryice Of the State, slaves and
other property for the public defienses OF
the State during the present war..
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-01-03
LGNJ~

Mos,lf, Jan. 1.-The following dis
patch has been received in official quar-
tiers:
MuEFREESRoRo, Dee. Give have
driven the ellciny from every position
except from Our extreme left. Dun troops
now occupy the battlefield. We have CAP
tured four thousand prisoners, thirty pei
ces Of artillery, and two hundred wagons
Among the prisoners are W Briyadief
Generals.
!. V1cKBuRo, Jan. 2.-Skirmishing con-
tinued all day yesterday, without any
important result.
No general engagement IS expectet un-
til the arrival ot Gems. McClernanh and
Sherman,Evith the balance Of the Yankee
army.
All are confident of our ability to hold
Vicksburg against any forcs' TIE Yam
KEGS may bring here.
New England is ~beginnins to howl.
Wendell Phillips, in a hate speech at
Boston, said that is months hence, the
West will desert the East, and join her
natural ally, who holds the mouth, of the.
Mississippi. Philips %intimates, that if
the democracy is successful, there IS dam
ger Of an alliance among 20 States, lea
wing New England in the cold.
Commenting on the speech of Phillips
at New York, the Mercury says: We
believe that the last army the north will
ever raise and put in the field in tlis,
war, is now in the field, ard that it must
conquer the rebellion or fail, and if It
fails, then the dissolution Of the urion
will be accomplished. In that event the
six States of New England will fnG
themselves left alone in their glory and
We are quite sure that the new conf.d-
Grafton Of States, Of which she is part
can exist in peace, harmony and pros
perity on this continent.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1863-01-03
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a full pardon will be granted to all
deserters, all persons absent from camp
or command without written permission
and all persons between Is and IS sub
ject to Consumption who, may not have
reported at Camp, provided they render
themselves at Camp Pratt on or before
the Goth inst.
By order Of
MAJ. GENL. TAYLOR.
w. F. CHENEY,
Enrolling officer. Par. of Avoyelles.