davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

u ~. w
M a. SAWYER, T.. q N. IL
/ Sie,kIp. BIN n
S.,e. NJ Haley. G.. 8N ii.
A. 4. Austin 4, q Y. II.
NJ. Ham. +. an. IL
q. Goorlcy, y, an II.
l.. 5 stone, h. 10 Me.
q. w. Clark. a. q Me.
IN. Adsur, G. l6 Ne.
ID q. Hart. ! 10 Me: .n
Seist: John Bisbee, y, W.
lieo. *. Howard. q, W
Faux Macbsn. ID. . "
Msrtin Ro'ehrech' u W
Louis Grove. 4 Mss., bat
Capt. J. Hall, A, = MASS
Jas. Holiday, A, BIAS.
VIM fD'' !gsiim.n' b M.
Isssc J, Lowering ~ = Nu.
Jacob Wood. e, Mass
Geo. 5. FoI, H. = aisss,
+ y. Tewlspury, r ~ Msis
Sefgt y. Shsttucs. ~ Msss.
sCsp.. J. A. Sira,ton, G. 80 Mas
sAbrsm 7. Eston, y. 20 MssA
Matthias Bainy, } 80 MsSa
Chas. II. Taylor, y 20 Ms.a
Ser. WIN. = Wilson. I. ~ nj Al
Perry w. Fisher. II 81 M.,s.
Corp. q. .. Noyes. h. ~ Mas
Alvin A. TASTY, X. 81 Mss@
VIM. J. Flynn, T.. 80 Mssa
Oswin ). Dickinson. a "a e.
!. VIM. n. Kenyon, O, 70 e.
Etisor II. Hall. +, 26 CT.
Caleb IL. Burdick, X, rs c..
Corp. J. Whitcn. B.'E Conn.
Cory. TX. Y. Williams, r. u
Conn.
Sergt. w. II. Sls,ey, /, II
Conn.
T. Carpenter, 7, IL Conn.
z. English. r, - Conn.
J. Frohlick. bugler, II. . X
Cav.
T. Moran. L, l67 N. Y.
J. Argo. v. le2 N. Y.
Corr. a. Kisuisr. ID. lS2 y. Y,
J. Miller. T., l62 n. Y.
2nd. Lieut. J. &. Hull. Y, IL.
N.
Serg c. Humphrey B.I33N. Y
l., Sweet. b, l3J u. \.
r. VanAm5urgh, A, iJ3 N. Y.
Serst. A. u. Jaryis, q. r5N.
Csrp San'I Twoop. I,75N.Y.
Sdr.t n. Corson, Ii 75N.Y.
Nicholas Mitr, X, l60 NY.
Joe. brewster, II. 100 n. Y.
Il. Parker, IL, 100 N. y.
Corp. J Gorden. r, 100 N. 7.
}. Marks. +. leo n. Y.
A. +. Potter, n. 100 n. Y.
Ia. w. Robinson, T., ll0N.Y.
WIN. VapBureu, X, ION. Y.
Geo. Dutton. A, NY.
Henry Smith. A. Ito n. Y.
Cp. in. Carpenter. A. Iii NY.
SIT. A. Carpenter, A, 80 NY.
X. Rsch,ssiag, X, ij6 n \.
Geo. Aimsirous. L. l36 n Y.
ii. kains, (teaa,te J, l3S NY.
Isssc Barnett. q. w NY.
sat. q. ". Bush, g, NY.
VIM Youpc. q. 90 Ny.
Sat. J. McConysrsy, Is. 20 NY.
Nm. H. MorIi.or'F 20 NY.
Wu. kspiu.ton. B, 90 NY.
CD. t.bess' A. % n. Y.
r Butbolousw A. NY.
Ersd S.ut.r. |. iI5N Y.
Pbiiip Gr.b,m' &. ism.
UsuIy Earue,t l. Il5N. Y.
Raj MIN n. lsoN Y.
M,y.r stoIts. c. Isy y. Y.
Nm. Te,er. q I59 y. Y.
Men. O'Connou. &, IsI ". Y.
Con- ID. Euler, d. Is. N. Y.
N m shu,tlevor,b. Rl9lN.Y.
p.t tI.ood X ian \
L.. Narr.,p t-1S v
w'f,I-y 49,, - iS,S V
u 80 49,, n ~ v
p 49,. * i-,S Y
~ Pr, x i-aN y
4 Io,ss, n
AZ nc,s A
i, scb.roleI. ola
A bou..y X IL.
81 q. Mite ID VIA
&c. Thoup,op. h. <&I..
& B.,lsy B 4 Wi.
! yanifrk LAVE,
y Ii.pn., N xVi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
CITY lrErS.

Postal CHAsGK.-On and after the LIST Of July,
all letters for city delivery drop letters viii require to Be
prepaid with two cen, stamps Instead Of wals
al all letters val merely require the u'na! thescen ssnR
and will be conveyed without further charge from tho lamp
pos, boIe> mail station, to the General PosOhcs T
for ths speedy delivery Of letter. In tue upp~
part Of s county )sr-ssiug snd when completed WI
10 duly announced by Pos,u s.ter WakeHsAa.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

TRIPLIoATE lsvoIcKs.-Collec.or Barney hH
given formal notice ha and .er tue lat Of July no IN
ported goods will DO admitted TO entry unless thesse -
voice thereof shall been eiyed from United state
Consul Commercial Agent in the county OF shipmsot
The object Of this regulation ia to provide ssans. audass
invoices which, particularly since tic high dn'ie' were
levied, have been uncommon. 1rpic-ts orders feest
dsn, receipts. ac required ia all Government servio
and though th. occasion Of considerable trouble have one
becu The Of preventing the occurrence Of sad ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Ia relation TO American securities, Barring Bros.
& Co remark:


& Co remark:
Pean.yl,ania -, sjGG?. lonls 6ietJ. vir.nia ~. ~
scrns So -siG50. noi. Cen rs sAses y 1JI oiscooEi
AGO. -, mor;g,g- 7Jc-s 'esoud morisa'-. 7197s'
thud morfssle. DOR Psen.y'.s.a Csars sysioi Can
ada 81. y.G9s, Nova Scotia Co. lusSVsi New brGIs"ek
". 10000.
l.. +. S.tterthwaile says:
sars our lat o. tA Cav week th. uske In London 'or
American srcu, hs. been les. aove than for some weeks
pssou. upsrs,ors ~ unolslalss wsiaa the re'u
the At &C. 9Ion Nfonf wseh Place o'W. hs ssy 20
bond, continue IN good demand Tor An'ierGtn.
The M.rGukes Sentinel states that tho Horizon
Railroad has been purchased, at auction. by ex-
Gov. Hun: aud Russell Sagc, esq, for 100000.
The N,tr-Ori,GEs Era says:
We iuthori1e to state III he Iou'isI. stats Bank Will
con,nus susncs heretofore. This course 10 authorized
by th-.au upon the unanimous alton Of
tho Commissioners apPOnted for that Bank. s,s fall
animation Ct is Adams.
The Springfield Republican has the following
upon tho snbject Of thc'Iloosick Tunnel:
Ws .udsr.bd the council. which has been civ.
Toy ard Greenfield railroad hsve decided to siop, the plan
Of tho State comniore, Of st for going tho orb
State Job 40 authorized by the last legislature PTecisely
now the question Of tho validity Of the second mortgage eoads
,.,sd' disposed Il by the couns not uos
10 probable thew ae'vhoy dfessded, ana III ,ss OF the
courts sustaining them charge upon the road snd
qusnuJ claim ss.in., Tho State ' proest pos..s'sr
AID opsrssr csnvej 80 sua amer ,he Of tho at
,.rnsy general and Judges Redns,d snd w.shbun ssn,t
them to justly further dssy IN rcsunpS tho work
tie Iosd aud tunnsl
The hode Of the bonds quite content with this visw
Of tho Indeed they oSsby the most sjoc.s party
the actual ton OF operations the road by
Tho aoant Of these bonds issued has been
pon, Of much DOUBT but believe wssro correct ID
irs that of tho 500 90 suhoised over STooboo have
parted company with the trusr. Sonsw half this
went Into the hands Of Mr. Hanpt the late
aud epgpssr Of tho road and Il cay that tho state
will not their without aiming thorough
and successful defense In hs The hLtoa the
tunns snt-rpo and the State treasury ought to DO collecting
mstsrA for Lis work. iSpusgnsld Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Thomas y. Taylor ct ais art Russell C. Roo, .. ala pt.
tits motion denied. without costs aud stay vscssd

SUPERIOR COCRr-SPZcIAL TsRx-Jups n -R.f,r.
Justice BoswoRrH.
DECISIONS.
Luther Bcecher agt George Alderman --yns,x.
So lied and approved bJ Judge Moseris with whom DO
papers bay. bsen'l-ft.
Before Justice RoBKRr.oS
oscar ~ oonkh As, fatnck Muffsg-Ses decision snd
GENERAL TgRx-Jun. IT, Before Jus,icss Bo,voar.
KoBEKTtOS and BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
Fowls ct al. agt. Jones.-Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Chief Justicr Boswonh D.sntbg opinion no
Jnscs Robertson, Robbins Bg Nells ct al JJoguent d..
n''i the ,upIlementsl complaint Opmoo by CsieiJus
'ce bowora Justices Robertson and Barbour dissenting
:, bff0ie Justices BOswOETH MCscaiEp, and WHITE
Chief Justice Bo.~onh.
iissisrty sst Havilsns-Juds,nept airmed Opinion >,
Chs Justice boSworth. Justice White di.ss1tsd.
Page ass WkestJ1dsmsut cii.ued. Opinion By Ju.es
White
NOTICE.
Tn slonday, June -, the Chambers Of this CONT
Hl % held M the New Couthouse Room No. H. ..coul
stofyJ aud continue 20 lith Joy, ncusys ~ O'clock "a
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-Jrrx s7.-Bsf,r.
Recorder HOFFMAN
Peter Cannon, for inanslaughter In the third IA.
gree IN sIg bi WHO ana Cannon, seuteIccd ~ the
state Prison Tor folr yeas. -
Timothy VM.rs Tor aaoslsusht.s in the third degree t
caltuz b, wios throat ~iIn sne. state Prson ~. On
years.
James Barry, for m.nslsushtsr In tAe fourth dege. n
q. the death Of his wife, Psiteniisy fj moniha
Johsnns Bep Inin for attempt To commit Arson "A thu
fourth degree, PeruespBry for sx months.
ADsu.tus 4. Coleman, ioE einbezl sUen S.ste Po1<vs
yesr, sod foor Donlhs.
Ezs eoan or.ery In the fourth deuss An p,s IN.
John u hepsr, for grand arcenyStste Prison for tws
years
George c. d. & Gau,hisr a theo,orcA st1deat whs
pleaded guilty to forgery Ia the fourth degree wss Isnsuas
az next t5.EI for sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
Another Desperate Engagement Mt Por,
Hudron,

From Our Special Correspondent
kEw-ORLEASs, june 49, 1863.
We have had another desperate engagement-al-
though not general one-as Port Hudson. Every
fact In relation thereto Is contrabsnd. The first in
tmation Of the contest was received on Tuesday
morning by the arrival OF the steamer Ibervile from
Baton Rouge with $50 wounded. From disabled
participants in the action have CLEANED few notes.
The attack was TO have been simultaneously made
BY the entire corps before dsybreak Suntsy, but
was frustrated in some manner. Shortly after
dawn, however, the division OF Gen. Wetzel COM
meDced their movements The l2;h Connecticut,
a. skrmishers, advanced to point within ten rods
of the batteries. Another regiment Immediately
followed Will hand grensdes, and the 9th Con-
nectcut cane up with large bags Of cotton. The
Rebels were driven out Of their rife pits and CON-
PEELED to retrea; to their 6reastworks.
The Sth VERMONT, sbs 75lh, llith, and l60ih New
York next advanced, and q rapid exchange Of mus
ket-balls continued for hour, when our forces
fell back under cover. Lieut. S. F. Spaldng of the
9Th Vermont was killed, Col. Smith Of .te ll4tb
New-York. badly wounded, and Orderly Sergeant
John Bsbee Of the Ssh Vernon slightly injured.
These are all the detail, OF the affair can give
you at present. OF uha, TRANSFERRED in other parts
Of the field am profoundly igboraut No CORES.
pondencs is allowed TO leave the field without the
permission Of the commanding General, and any
thing connected with an action s enveloped in the
deepest obscuri,y.
"Brig..Gen. II. z. Paine, while gallantly rallying
his men, was very seriously wounded. He lay upon
the ground near the Rebel breastworks for twelve
hours. While lying there, his Assistant Adjutant
General offered 70 any one who would carry him a
drink Of water, g., 600. A brave fellow undertook
the task, and succeeded in cooling the psrched ps
Of the hero cbieftan, and doubtless saving his life
bat death was his own reward He wa riddeC
With Rebel bnllets
Col. L. d. II. Currie Of the 1891 New-York wa
seriously wounded lie is with bis family in tb'
city. He informed that ls-Lieu,. Benz ami
Denton of his regiment, who wac conspicuous 70
bravery upon the occasion, was killed It,is feare
that bis body will net be recovered. He was for
merly sergeant Of police the in Third Precinct.
Lieut.. Commander John E. Hart of the gunbos
Albatross, now stationed at Bayou Sara, shot hin
self in the head withs revolver on the Ilth inst
while suffering deeply with fever lie was iDterre
IN the churcbyard at ST. Frsncisvilie. c.A.A.
LATER. NEwORLaASs, June Ia, 1851
The following was received from Gen. Banks
headquarters in this city this evening:
Yesterday Gen. Banks issued an order calling fc
one thousand volunteers to make fnsl charge o
the works Of the enemy at Port Hudson. The At
Wisconsin and 9th Michigan volunteered. were n
pulsed and afterwsrd taken priSoners-all or pearl
IL. c.A.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

Depredations Of GuerrilIas-Four Steam-
ers Rurned-Government Plantation
Rsvnged-POrt MudsOn-List Of Killed
and Wounded.
srsp Our Special Cerespon1snt
NEwORLEASs, June d, 1864
There is very little of interest that can send you
this morning. The guerrilas are becoming quito
troublesome along the Mississippi, between New
Orleans and Baton Rouge.
At q. n on Thursday, q force of $500 Of the
Rebel service, under Gen. Phillips, marched into
the Parish Of Plaquemine and proceeding to the
mouth Of the Bayou Plaquemiue, burned the tow
boat ADglo-Ameriean, Capt. Coles, and tbs stssm-
or, L. A. Sykes Southern Merchant, and l.. A.
Segur. The officers ana crews were parolsd and
sent bither by the steamer Lafourchs On Friday.
squad Of about thirty sick soldiers were also cs-
turcd. The 47th Massachusetts and detachment
Of the 26s Massachusetts were last evening dis
patched TO PsquemiDe, and ample preparations will
DOUBTLESS be made At once TO drive the enemy from
his position.
Lieut.. Geo. II. Hanks, General Superintendent. Of
negro labor, yesterday received telegrsphic advices
from sevreal managers Of Government plantations
under bls charge stating that they had been driven
from their posts by guerrillss Lieut.. Hanks At
once,asked instructions from Gen. Banks, who gave
orders 70 use every means TO protect the plantations
The Lieutenant left tor Donaldsonvlie last evening
with small force OF soldiers, aud q miscellaheous
assortment OF wagons for the negroes. lie feels
con6dent that he can secure the crops from future
rsids.
We are awaiting the result OF the siege OF Port
Hudson with alabsorbing anxiety. L. 10 the only
subject of conversation srEol2 ALL and the sole topic
Of Interest 70 loyal men.
Inclosed send You list Of the inmates Of the
81. Louis Hospital in charge OF Surgeon Francis
Bacon. 1t having been but recently occupied, this
i'st comprises nearly the entire number Of those
injured 10 the recent actions at Port Hudson. !
copied 1t from yesterday mornings report, for which
courtesy ALL indebted TO Assistant Surgeon George
"a; e'efnoerg, Acting Medical Director, under whose
sbie and eIlcieht management Our gallant wounded
VIII receive the kiUdest attention. C. A. A.
3. Grant. Q. 70 81. s,rs. g. n s,irt,.x RAM
T. b Ford, ID, 20 Ne. Corp vi M Hsrris "A \ N "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFIoE-JryH H.
Before Gem sonnr osborn.
DISCHARGED.
Alfred Leonard, arrested and held TO bail on tho
charge OF selling Government stores was, on osamnson
discharged by the Conui.sioaer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

SAN FRlScbco MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS to"'
r,c,,lThe subjeined 10 summary Of the votes cast ~
,dou. candidate. before the people s the late munca~
,,et!oa The returns duly certified BY the r0psroh's~
opened and read before the Board Of Supervisors % ~
,Sth nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

brennan arrested by Officer asrslsspPi on chsge
rooons jaime. DsnoYas. saor residing - NO ~ oees
wieh street., vi 90 - IN Treasury Notes and
silver two sntlsh half cIosas. The hat CROWNS
were ,ubs qi-nty found her person, but the o,noi aonJ
recovered The pTscLei tskon oelOie JssSs
Quscxsbusn a. the Jrncron Marse. Poke Cou and 'aV
committed Tor Rial, N default OF bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuSn 97-Bsioss
judge Bsrra
FRIzk CAskS.
United States sgt. tho Schooner Mary Jane and
cMsohs motion the part Of claimant, IN ths aston. for
70 hosrins on farther pfosf. was denied
Unhsd Sa,-s at Bthooncr Antelope A decree Of eon.
domination OF vessel and cargo orGsred
Usisd States stt- schooner Ans.nsA DECREE OF con
dsms alien was ordered Ia this os.e also.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

Pert Mudson-News suppresseA-Esebeis
Dcserting-The second A.sa"i' on the
Posi-Slrcngth Of the Position-Bnr-
barity Of the Rebels 10 cur Wounded
They arc Deliberately Mardcred-fie-
roisn Of our Uen-Tho Garrison Hard
Pressed Re-enforeem ents gone TO Gen.
Observation-Disclosures City News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT At PORT HUDSON

BRIG. Gen. Halbert E. Paine Badly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
IMPORTANT FROM NEW-ORlEANS

Arrival Of the Steamship Eatanzas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29
ANNUAL SEMINARY 0RDisArIos AT rHu

CnuEcH OF rna AssrscIAnos.-Thers was large aitsnA
.soe yesterday forenoon the ChuIch Of Tho ADsuncs0a
on West Fourteenth street, witness The ssra. s-aiSny
srdnsuol service Bsop CLARK Of Rhode Island presehst
tho sermon choosing for his text the 10Th tAs
9Th eh,Y,er Of I'd Corin,hisns Now then, srss.ss
dou fer Christ. thoagh God did bsssech you BY ai 10
pray yoa In Chrsys stead be recsncisd to Goa" Is1
eloquent preacher took the ground shx the mister N NJ
BE- lloyd Christ loyal to the Church saS loyal to The Gov
eminent A. the close Of the sermon the following ear
daes for ordination forward In their white ROBES M
~.ro ord.nsd rev Msssr,. Sesbory Wofthinston Baee
u,s,ss, Appleton Sim sou Atssl h-sse AuIrsse mSA
Teller Morrow, Hopsou. Cornell and A W. ConeA %
Rght Rev bhop Potter assisted by Bishop Cl-A ksv
Dr. s-abary Rev. Dr. Johnson Rev D<. Mah.a, heg. Do
Rchc aud stlsrA 1hs selsan services eIessaiaSy
int resting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-29

On Monday, jane y, the Chambers Of this CONT
stoy aud continue 20 li.h Jny nclusye a. y O'clock NJ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
CHARACTER AND CONTENTS OF
THIS WORK.

HT;e ,bo Ji ,,r,h. p,tli.bor. /, oeor
"A ,, Wv uo'@" " w" ,",l,c y, ,,ra.'.n, .
j III ~, .", "'," " wy ruoY' rI'atla 49,, -
". ,'a PaInl',"o IN H.. '.",N.rn a,es
w ~ ,la ~, ,h..1.,.,;, ,,a ,bo w. + is in,en.
.,,a ", ~. o,', ..'," , =" s,,, ,,narraa in
"s. ,,d n.n,I',,..,.I,o,c ,c,,,,r.hs,,si,. ~ il.
r,n,aut. r ' t"N N'''>' ''''' -" - ''
Tn'L ,1 contain, fuu .,o,on.r, os .h,,
w,Sc,, la rn ,hs aar ~;ih accnrs'e " s'e
~, ,, ,,,'.,,. u,,,,"s a,.,',.. ~ 4
Un hi,n hann ,oIan n,ars nr,n "a, "
-n.a,. ,,Ia'd and "afer ~ IL LIS dass'
~ p'sff ,b oU,.,' ~ INV ;u,nnr,.ncs wh,oh
i.'u,,,,on'.,t nn'h -, r5v;l tnd milf ,'a
i'' ',ns;,'', ,,,s ,I,;",snoa n, ,aa rai,'i,;'a
.n't, "u'"s a",o ,"v w. !, Iii IL 'aI si.n oentain
s',n'caI si" .,I0 ch,s ", ~. .. ,ons Gn,nn,an
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
A Patriotic Boy.

A Patriotic Boy
On last Monday evening some Of our
"peace Democrats were having little jol-
lihcation over some news which they
thought good They had procured the
services Of PsI. Moore, boy about fif-
teen years OF aye, WHO has spent about
twenty months in the army as drummer,
to drum for them, and by the by he is
said to be a fine drummer. aud to have
contributed very largely 10 the music
that was discoursed on the occasion.
During the performance OF the evening,
the company thought it proper to give
three cheers tor u sentiment that our llt-
te drummer boy thought was not exactly
loyal, and thereupon. lie threw down his
drum aud sticks, and said to them
"Gentlemeu, |. m Uniou nan, Lave
been drumming too hong Tor the patriots
now fighting tor the Uuion, against But
ternuts, to be caught drumming ior
White mclnuts now," and thereupon, lie
le t. muttering to h'mscll-
II have seen hard times since left the
army, have been hard up tor mouey, but
III be d------d il we 60 that iow"
We say three cheers ior Pat.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
The continental. y


The April number Of this iavorile
Monthly has very attractive table OF
contents. The graphic pictures Of the
best Southern society, are continued by
Mr.. Kuke, in "The Merchants Story
The Wonders of Words" affords many
amusing and instructive instances Of the
growing difference between words ana
things, and "rhe Skeptics Of the Wayer
ly Novels, is an appreeiallve commenIa
ry apoa She genius and Power employee
by tie great novelist in the deliniatlon
OF subordinate characters. These are bu
specimens OF the good things contained
IN a single number. Tie "Continental'
deserves to live aud prosper.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
N q + I G E
BRIDGING AND FILLING.

VINE Commissioners Of Wyandot County,
Ohio, will let the following jobs Of Bldg.
ing aud Filling:
For Bridging on the Upper Sandusky and
Tif3in Road.
Ist.--For Bridging and Filling up the north
end Of tha Fymochtee Bird e, on said road.
2nd-For Bridging and Filling marsh or
swamp, on said road, on the farm Of F. \. Fow-
lsr. sss
3rd--For B ilging and Filling where said
road crosses the east neck Of the Cranberry
marsh, ON the. 27th day Of March 1863, as the,
comein order. also for building Bird ge across
the SandnskY River, where County Roa
crosses said River, at F. Balleit's Saw Mill in
Pitt Township OF the 2eh day Of Ma, ch A
D. 1863. to the lowest respe nsible bidder or
bidders. according to such plans as they may
adopt.
BY order Ct the Com'r.
PETER B. BEIDLER,
Auditor.
Navch G JR63-At
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

Look Cat.
On Tuesday night last, some sconndrel
intent in carrying on his theving pro
pensities, entered with false key, tie
Grocery Store of B. Wagon,r in Sanlu,
ky avenue, but was interrupted in his
midnight dep'edations by some ladies oc
cupying the adjoining room, who hearing
him, with Spartan courage arose from
their beds, and were on their way to the
Grocery, when the lhef made good his
escape. Look out for burglars. Lock
up your premises.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

(carol lines OF teds, YEAR, $50 v"
u A reduction Of s per cent, from the
above rates vii be made for Cash
The spsce occupied by 10 lines Of the type
composing the body OF the adse, tisemeat Will
be considered square.
All transient embellishments, will be con.
.idered 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 are inserted,
one or more changes will be allowed
LA. Drummer, PROPRIETOR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
CRANE TOWNSHIP, ]
March 2, 1868. !

HAvEihi, day received OF R F Codding
Agent Of the Ohio Farmers Insurance Com
psny, Sii3,6l in full for aloss recently sus
tained in the burning Of one Of my buildings
which was insured in said Company
Fer tue fairness with which said loss was in
vestigsted, aud the promptoess with winch II
was, ,paid; the Company receives my thanks, and
with cheerfulness would recommend it to the
patronage Of all Farmere, whose buildings aud
their contents are not iueule1.
JOHN HALE.
March 90, Ie63.-3t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

Reader Stop and Think.
We suppose the most of our readers
are now using D. B. DeLand ~ Co.'s
Chemical Saleratus, but if there are any
of you who do not, just stop and think
tha impure salelatus is very detrimental
to the health Of yourself and family, while
the chemical Saleratus is as pure as snow,
and is therefore perfectly healthy 1t is
manufactured at Fairport, Monroe Co,
N. Y and for sale by most merchants
grocers in the country.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
4 Ilistenaaeplls.

NoTICE TO In " AIIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Pierson House." where he may be con-
suited by invalids.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

New Store,
Our friend, G. Beery. Jr. has. or is
about establishing in his room lately in
the occupancy OF T Beery q Brother, as
Hardware, and lst class Grocery and
Provision Store. He has just returned
from the cities, where he has made large
purchases, and which he is now receiving,
His goods have all been purchased for
the cash, and he intends to dispose OF
them upon the most reasonable te,ms for
cash or country produce. The business
will be under the management of that
clever caterer to The public taste. "Curt."
Sr., or as he is more familiarly known as
"Oid Curt" Call and see the new store
at any rate--no charges for inspecting
the goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
I'll Z PI ONE E R.
~ rs funtIsAsgD g /.
griaag Wnaaias,

tk sEcoND sroKy OF BEERrs' NEW BEocKi
Nthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents If
paid IN advance and two dollars if payment
10 delayed six months.
s. NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, aud 8 State ST.
Boston.
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and are aathorixed to take advertisements and
subscriptions for us at our loves rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.