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tco~ttnved RON ne Gsst pocs.l

rss statistical returns now being received by the
Agricultural Department from all sections of Tho
country show that the croT% will turn out much
tetter Than has been anticipated There win be Q
foi average crop ~ oil The principal products, and
of potatoes the yield Ia extraordinarily large. The
latter part of the season has been most favorable,
end to great extent compensated for the damage
Sonc by the drought
WOMAN with four small children. wa found 10
he street s Hartford Conn. Wednesday night,
and kind-hosrted man who was moved Nv their
appearance. found on inquiry, that they we're ref-
eoas from Souh Tennessee, and had no ta ace 10 20
~ The ~onan's husband WINS con~rir'ed aud
killed early in the war, aud she hnd come North "
sset home for herself and her children.
srocsnoLS correspondent Of an English ,otr-
IA stS' that the fcsrs respecting the fate Of some
svH ernlersnts, who had teen induced, under
nsatrng promises 10 embark on The Ernst M,rct,
~ tho United States had been hllsyed by The dis-
covery Of the fnc' iha, they Rad put into Quebec,
vhere the Swedish Consul 'n.erfcr"i, and Induced
mem to land and settle In Canada.
INFORMATION has been received by The military
authorities that the rel'ls have placed all The de-
serters from our army, and such n the Union pris-
"ncr- ~ have b.en ftsrved into submission, A.
vtrt IN The various workshops In Richmond, and
their own men In the ranks. A large number Of
our soldiers now employed making cartridges
shoes &c FOR ". rebel army this being the only
ALTERNATIVE 10 deatn from hunger and cold during
he com ng winter.
trrtstoN O,EssfrB, arrested for being implicas-
~ ~ African slave trade, escaped from jail in
R.to1 year or more since, and fed 10 Cuba
,rif vcr1lntnt has no extr@iitou treaty With
eD-in. .ut 10 compensation for the delivery OF Ar
Slea ., The Spanish authorities agreed 10 siirron.
der Oskmrh. A United States weasel arrived re-
call - Havana to take him on board. but he
cDGl1 noi b fond. As 4 was announced several
sc'.s ast that his arrest WAS determined on, he
e~i'f~ ia not a matter Of surprise.
lhs Fall River tMan.) Nsvs II "Wednesday,
avs -" The Pocasseh hassasoit, WAhtspce and
Rotnson's mills have been STONED for several
weeks tho Toy suspended operations on sstur-
dsy evening Tie MetAootn-t, We understand. will
no ~ tonight, and the Union aud Qlequechan
nus are working up What little stock they have on
nnni' and viii close the present week, 40 that by
oinrday night all the cotton mills in the city, with
We exception VIII have suspended operations.
me Linen mill" hiss the largest stock ~ cotton On
hand. and will probably continue operations q
"" weeks longer II IA now rum ng on half
ntne' Inc PROSPECT e!ore our cotton operatives
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e1,soo. rhe Once door and The saSs wSe unloch.
cd and sffer the money was removed. were again
locked up and left as usual. Some considerable
money Wa found undlsturbed in the sac. No
arrests have been made.
FOUND DRowSED.-The body Of an un.
known man was found in the river ., the foot Of
SUN LIST street, y. D., on Saturday. lie bad on
oark SACK overcoas, dark vest and dark pants, and
~ I,s 70 nave been In tho water sotne time. Cor
oue' "arfctt took the remains In charge
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PUBLICATIONS.
E'u'R RS.

A rTENTloN-LADIEs FURs-NOTwITH
Manufacturing Go. will .ell Al lat years nriess
sa,es calling early can take their choice from ol
niRe nnn wei selected siock, and obtain great baI.
snu iepnIiW 10 the lat, st stes equal To new re-.
,'lW given " riif, hsse-. TO insure asAin-t motha.
ies., ~ chatham st. opposite Crooks marble Hotsi.
fleming Manager Look for the Mammoth, "a 3S7
NORTH WESTERN CANADA FUR MANI.
h,turins Co.-fur. Of every description whole.
rhm and ietat, nom ~ eot and upwards. Alterns
mats csp-. gloves, uunke, travelling bass umbrella
shd robes IN great vsrity. = S.-A box Of nv celo.
btsod moth po-der given to each purchaser Of a -
o. mrs. Cal early and make your selection. JAS
". HANENs, yT2 Broadway, New Chamber Of, II
Duane st. and GO Chatham At, $40
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bic stomach oil Of the arsenic. He died on Friday
night Had physician been called. he would moi
only have given AZ cmctic, but be would have ad.
miniscred, also, an sntidote-hy cesquioxide
o. iron perhaps-and thus saved young Erwn's
life. Erwin WAS IL years Of age.
ADMITTED TO BAIL.--Mr. John h. Manning.
Of the firm Of Manning 4 Dc Forest. brokers, b a.
been admitted to bail In tho sum Of $4,000.
Messrs. Robert Halscy AM James n. Nixon being
his sureues. Mr.. Manning, the reader may re-
inenter, WAS arrested on suspicion Of having
near or remote connection with the $40. 600 stock
and bond robbery at the banking house of Measrs
Brewster, Sweet Co., Boston.
CONDITION or Usios REfuGEEs AT The
sorTm.--A meeting was held at the Broadway
tabernacle last evening, under the auspices Of the
American Union Commission for the purpose Of
devising means for the relic; Of destitute Union re-.
fueees. Add esses relative to the subject were de-
livered BY Dr. Thompson and several other speat.
ers, In which the deetitution Of the loyal eorlo
who have escaped ~ Our Inca AZ certsn points In
the South, was graphically depicted, snd their
ciain upon northern sympathy aud sfd was feel
ingy presented. Plans were suggested fur carry
ing this commendatle purpose into effect and /,
collection was taken up TO assist in raising the
necessary funds
ffREs.-About O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
a ire broke out on the second noor Of No Is John
street, occupied bv W & c. Hefricl, blink book
manufacturers importers II foreign stationery and
dealers In dones' c stationery. The damage b. tho
stock amounted to $4,000 insured for si2UUa
Cause unknown. ... At o'clock p. NJ fire nc.
CURED In stable rear n 2is Wea asth street,
owned and usc,i AZ such by NJ John McGf7w. IL
was caused ty horse kicking over the lantern
Damage % ...... About u'clock r. N. u IRE was
discovered In some ssw-iusi at the ssw-fuill Of
John Lyon, $40 Front street. Damsgc ttidfng. No
alarm.
DROWNED On SATURDAY. evening Mrs. Mar
garet McClelland, Of No :! Nelson Place, BROOKLYN,
attempting TO lcsp ashore from the ferry boat
America, lenrsd into the stream aud was drowned.
Coroner wildcy held an inquest
ST. VINCENT pE pAuL.--The eighth ami
versary Of this Srciety will commence Tomorrow,
with fair at the C'iy Assembly Rooms, and con.
tnuo I'LL SATURDAY evening. The Getty . char.
table one, and assists the poor of every dcnomina-
ton.
EoMAS CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYIrM.-The
annual tensnt fo- this charity win take place at the
Academy Of Music on Thursday afternoon aud
evening. hor Of talent has volunteered.
THr FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ROBBERY
To the I'd tor 81 The SUn:-In relation To- the
matter o. the stolen bonds q Brew Swcet& Co,
Boston, wish t. say that | will clearly show In
few days that am entirely innocent of the CON-
plaint charged, and know nothing Of the matter.
The whole thing IL base conspiracy against me,
or sn error ss 10 my identity
Jso ". M,ssSG, Of Manning 6 Ne Forest.
October 10, 1854.
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIps- America wa,hins,on. n G.. Kan.
snrco, Liverpool And Queenstogn. ocean onscr A.
n,n.aI saxon, ,i.oreetown; state Of Maine Wash.
,ns.1}n. Wv OF sath Fortress Monroe; PatApsco,
i'upnt, Mashinsion; Fulton, Por, Royai: Mcntssn.
mn WINSTON LAM ',rand Cult, Asrnvul Creole,
Melville, KEY West. ~ ''''"'''
frnnces, Glaco Bay, G. u. ''''
:, bki'S-H Emery, Glaze Ray; John s,even,
tenno' " john \ H. Albert. Philadelphia.
sciiOONERs--s'a LIGHT Linssn G. r. 4 A Par
eonN neoreeioWn n, II &. james ODonohur, Flilehete
Frt ior Boston Minnie Kline, Rondout for BOSTON.
utI , RANGES Bondout fo- Boston. sarah A Read
Iiinore for Notv 'ch: i " Allen Fortress Monroe.
uaks AIMEE. View Haven: VIM libhetta Al.randrie,
M'nlcan, Btnror President, Stouineton. Gazette
bOstoI Tor Albany, Jenny Lind. Wietrs Point; Mar.
loo, Eiztothpori tor Boston Wv"
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Award OF the $4,000, 900 Loan.

Washington, Oct. I6.-The Secretary Of the Trea
rury to-iay awarded the now loan accepting all
bids above thirty one-hundrcd,hs premium, and
about sixty per eentum Of tho amour, bid At tina,
figure to make up the forty millions
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loo Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

p,lI.AS Suddenly, on the lGth Inst. NJ her lat,
Residence, Il sheriff II, MARY IliIeheih Iloo. a.,
m'ry Mary Elizabeth Van Btuui, la The 96th ysar
Notice, Of funeral "a tomorrow, pnpor. gfootIyp
paItn please cop. All
" INt.on SUNDAY, Oct 10Th sf'er A severe III.
Ms Corn, llus lrvine, the on, son Of Cornpliu. and
Ireland ''' h'''''
Nearest Cornelius, thou host lef, US
Add thy lo-s deeply feel
but us tod who hath boreu us,
lie can all our sorrovs heal
lh' iends and relatives OF the family are ,,sre.
.I'N lnNi'tl 10 attend the funeral, this tNondsvl
At'rnoon, At O'clock from the Residence OF hi,
parents 2H Ninth ave. hi
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WILLIAMSRTRGU

HEAVY RosBERY.-lt was discovered yes.
ierday that some time during Saturday night the
Once i'he wllismscurgh Ferry Company wss
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U.s. HARGkD SOLDIERS, ATTENTION.
- riH pW f51t S5V, $50. 500 rsrh down 10 mon
.n.ls'hg N The Ncietsn h serve CORPS Apnly 10
Cap; JOHN l.. CLEAKl. Mercer House. cor aerc.,
N ''o"'ne sur ~ f.'nv. Us
ANIED A SHEET-lRON WORKER
Apply TO u. I. MILLER II Greene IT M
WANlED - 10 GOOD fINISHrRS ON
custom aud chop pants; also seat room 10 IL, b.,
s s week. at boSofy, entrance in Dover ,t, top
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MEDICINES.

"A REWARD OF $50 IF THE INDIAN
UfkB DOCTOR fails 70 describe disease arA
zen us patients the nature Of their complaints or ia.
hesr' without receiving any inianstion from thems
We use such Baims a. have 10 strife
MP nature or the Lave 81 Life
WITH blood our hands ~ never stain
MOI poison men 20 ease their pain.
Our Father whom all soodness ola
rfoVid~ the means 10 cure sll Ills;
dhe SIMPLE u.r,~ ben cath our feet.
wen ned' relieve our Iaus complete.
simple Hcrh. s,imp,e Fiov~.
tulled from the dewey Lee
iIese, theee shali spak with touching pov
VI change and health TO thee.
ohce No 1sl Fulton street, R-ookiyn room Q, M
stairs No CHARGE Tor Consultation or Advice al
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCR
we inir9dnctan OF Dr. Smiths DYSPEPSIA
AhNinlLAloR. .hon-sud. have been cured Of thsS
hop. Of ever being relieved Perseverance With this
,sme W. entirely eradicate Tyrpcpsa from The
i. s, ,.S 81, It, II l,,Yotiyp Grey, COZ Mr
wilham'hun'h. Price rs cent. per bottle. 90 We
CURE YOUR COuGH-USE CASIPBEIL'S
Snktf Tar .nd Wild Cherry sure cure for
f0ush. cod sore throat Or dphera only IS and
store cot. Nth ave. and 2Sih ct. CHALMERS drr
s'oiei cor Hudson and Hammond sis. sHEDDEN,
MILht's, 2lI Fulton It. ~ '''' 2c = \"
)kt NkENNFSS POSITIVELY CURED
by ~ Itl.l's famous remedy, given unk nowu
70 w ii'irnt IN coffee tea other drink sold ONLY
AZ 20 % lN ION IT, aud IA Eighth Nv, n Y. lit.
hssn- ~ iludson IT, y. V; Hayes, iIb Fulton Il,
snd Mi,... IA Fulton st. brooklyn Dr. Longstaf,s
30 ~ MONTGOMERY Il, J.rey CITY Dr. Mercer, 2H
bIoad q. N.wnk 10 South I'd 81. Wiiliamsburrh.
fSeoNEDOllAR. BEWARE OF IMITATIOSS.
~. be Genuine Dr. ZEILS REMiDi viii neye;
:" Ken The patient. Warranted, Sent by mali
DAkRliEA, DiSENTERY, CHOLERA,
-. aud all lo'~euess of the bowels can he cured bv
w, v Uiu sni mrll-kuoNn remedy, The SIN CHOs
ihhiNt REMEDY" This IL All article that should ~
W W, IFrtsrioD Of ever -eke.prr NJ life mirhe
S'sn y" sa'ed by s timely ure. II has been put I'M
W we PRESENT proprietor iOf the past 10 year. and
We NAIhIt ~ tote prepared rtrciiy according 10 the
, a., p"hi"htd IA the '. ! sun. FOR sale only AZ
bottle :" ~. 'o'
II. BONE, VI. d., son AND SUCCESS.
cor TO old Dr. Bone, ol,ee ia West 10th st. Dis.
.ases OF IN. hear, luuYs, liver kilneyI liberated
IN atr scioiulr old ofu. eIupton. and All IL in dis.
tbser. 'ancer cured ithout IN. knii. All
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PRorECTlvk WAR CLAIM ASSWI
L ALTON

PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSlNJ.
ALTON
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
once-m Chamber St Y.
President:
IAeut.-(ien, WINFIELD SCOTT
Nice-rr.-ihents:
Hon. Hamilton Fish, Admiral Dupont.
John |. Cisco, Es,., Rudolph A. WittI.us Ca,
Hon. Edwin u Moran Howard Potter. Eau
4, ntorR- ,,pdvke, VIM. T.. Dodge, Jr, EIq.
uirhn Ia.ney, Theodore Roosevelt, 81
=, James ", Beekman, Peter Cooper, Esq
rev ~, w, Bellows, DID. George Bancroft ="
'Iohn jacob Astor, FHl. Daniel Lord.
Isihes biown Wilson G.. Hunt -
VIM. H. Arpinw,Il Alfred Pell,
James t,allhtn,
The objects of the Association are to secure 10 sol
dl1ir ANA sailors aud their families, any claims for
pesios' plv and bounty, and TO give advice and in
formation 10 them uihoH c0s',and to prevent fl mds
asains them and the Government.
Application in pelron bv letter should he 4 1ade
to HENRY GREENFIELD, Secretary,
rs Chambers II, New ork
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a MODEL HAIR DYE For ALL TINE.
"a b-lpi 10 south Second II, Willia,ns,,rch
bkilSl's HAIR DNE-Price % c.p,.pe- ,.,
s sRkiIttsTi's ,IalH nrL-i1ice 90 cenis i-r ioS.
hi, - ~ Mn pnt-lflru % cents per boz
iinniit, y uAih int-Pfics 30 cents per box.
ii,nniit, SiIS ihih Dhf-fiice ~ cents per box
bhliSIS HAIk bl t--Price 90 cents Der boy

nuke All other Dyo- Il does not smut the cloth,s
ana the nan do's not require washing after applying
{ ,ORPORATlON NOTICE.-PJBLIC NO
tee Is heiehv given that sale Of property nc.
.oInIhs 20 aw' ior unpaid @essnenis real-estaie
ior regulating, grading. constructing sewerr etc will
axe place at public auction, at the City Hall in tbe
Cny OF New York, on MONDAY, the fourteenth d,v
OF november next, At twelve o'e ok Al Dsn OF tha,
shnll be -od. Wv 'e
he detailed statement Of tue property 10 he cold la
pnoiShed in the New York Daily News a daily nevs
paper printed And published In the City OF New York
copies OF which may be had application at thb
once and at the ohce Of the Daily Newe By order Of
the Comptroller. AUGUSTUS PtRDY, CLERK NJ;
AREAS department Of Finance, BuTean Of Arresry
August = l>d+.
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TRANSFORMERS TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diamonds, watches silvcrwarr, guns pi. tois, dry
goods, lliies' and scntemcus clothing aud all cuher
soois; o'ecoais wanted lis Canal At, near Bowery.
under Bank. az
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST RELI\BI +
HAIR DYE now in use, ~ it, numerous ps
trons can attes' !, BklEsI'S Columbian Hair Dp "a
which ia sold at FIFTY CENTS per box. y
II your locks are stroakol with grey,
Ana cause YOU many SIKH
One plan alone must pilrstle,-
Sc Briests cqualled Dyel
The following well-known wholesac Drucrista arc
oar a1ents in New York :--Baines a Co. No III Park
hos Fraser 4 Lee, go Beekman ct Wheeler, ll2
Cherry st.; Miller a. Reed, 49, Allen cor stanton sis.
ana cor HOUSTON NJ. and \ auo u Porter L. Fni!
cnlid, UP Hudson st. snd 81 sixth ave.; Hoadlev,
" tlenth ave, Druggists can also he supplied bv
, nnAs, " hiiIENTQN, IS Sixth eve. danuisc
mad at OIL tespectahle nuiGpists and fancy stores
throughout the tnited states. wv
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GREi'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTF-THI
best Dentrifce for the Teeth, \ u,e 70 be h,s
~ SOUTH second y, Willism-burgh and cor Myrtle
per TDt ~,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
Friday Morning, Nov, 18th, 1864
Glory Hallalujahl

We congratulate our readers upon the
result of the late electi on. The peopl,
have at the ballot box declared themselves
in form Of n vigorous mesecuton of the wal
and determined purpose to sustain The
administration in the efforts at subduing
and crushing rebels. We glory in the
patriotism Of the people. We feel proud
Of the result, regarding it as a sure crte
rion by which to judge of the sentiment.
that now controle the public mind. Ii
is indicative Of strong will upon the
part of the thinking population Of the
country to put down this cursed and
sinful rebellion at whatever cost OF treas
ure and blood. We fine, it is to our
mind conclusive evidence that the time
will come in the no distant future when
the old fag-the flag under which our
forefathers fought aud died in defence oI
their rights. the flag we were taught
to love in childhood, the flag in our ri
per years when unfurled to the breeze
always caused the blood to 60 bounding
with an accelerted force through our
1eins--wil again float over the entire
country, and as common brotherhood
we shall all look upon it with pride as
the standard ofa true people who had a
mind to punish traitors, and who in all
time to come will defend it from further
insult.
Let us rejoice and be glad. ABRAHAM
LINCOLN will hold for four years more the
reins of the Government. His policy
will be sustained, traitors punished. and
the Government of our fathers re-estab
lished upon a6rmer and truer basis.
Glory Hallalujshl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
Glorying on a small scale.

The cops had rich time on the even.
ing Of the election in this village. They
claimed the township Of Crane by 81
majority, and the county by 400, there
fore they made movement in force com.
manded by able Generals, who knew the
"ropes" and surprised ten groceries moi
much however to the surprise of the
guards on duty. The attack on LAGER
was formidable, which not being able to
supply the demand, contributions were
levied on cold killem. on-the wing
which gave them courage to meet with fort
tude the crushing defeat of the morrow
Many of them were SO befuddled that
they have not found out yet that there
was an election out side Of Wyandot Coun
~, and wien they meet you they viii say
'beat you ha-ha hav heard from Wy'Wy
w, -Wyan-W Wyandot Co-Co-Coun-
County Ii Lt-Llttle Ma-Mack is e-elect-
We'll We hope they enjoy their
Jubilee. We have been told by those
who witnessed it that it was grand
affair.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
TEE ELECTION

There is, we take it. no discount OF
New York LlxcoLx has tho aelectora
vote and FENToN, en- the lst Of January
will take the Gubernasorial chair, which
has been disgraced by SEYMOUR.
In M ssouri the Radicals have com.
plstely triumpheP electing nearly all the
Congressman; majority of the State
Legislature and Constitutional Nonyen.
venlion, and giving large majority for
LIscoLN and JOHNSON.
The brave Mounisineers of Kentucky
have done nobly. The 9Th Congression-
al district (ANDALt.s) gives LINCOLN 2,
400 majority. 1t is not the fault. Of the
loyal men who breathe the air of freedom
in the mountains that the State vote on
The side Of the rebs Is and slavery.
Glorious old Massachusetts rolled up
majority of $4,000 for the Union. This
probably better than our own Ohioiwili
do, with the soldiers vote; bu. if we do
not lead, we will stand second. Massa-
chusetts also elected the en- tire Republi
can Congressional delegation, and the
Legislature is'very nearly unanimous on
the same side. The Republican State
officers were Of course elected, including
Governor ANDREW. The remaining New
England States are in solid line for the
Union. We presume that the pacific
States have also voted for the Union.
We think there can be no doubt about
this. The electoral college, will, there
fore stand as follows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

From Rev. }. Newton own, D. D EditM Of
Tie kncyclupe"la ol Religious knoN ls, se, AuA
CLIletia" ChruLlcie, lhiadelpnIa.
Alhougtfhot ei posed 10 lavel or rttolnmepA
PaIent Med ell es, IN general thu otgh d,Stiuss
of III, If lugrcUte. Is and ehects, Yet know sf
sutlicte"t ftasons Why i ali ma! not testify
o the U,ue It's lie beieyeS himself tv have re-
i.ed tioln any simp'e preparation, iu ths hoYa
tuat he mty taus cuhtlbuLs to the btnsSt VI
uLnerS.
40 this the mo e readily III regard TO Hoof.
ianis t'ei tnan Bttg rs p'ela ed b. Ur, e h.
JacA on Q, III city, because wAs pf.Juoiesd
dg 'nsl tilcn iar man! Jehs,unde tn, impression
,hat they we scnlehy au alcoholic mixture. /
am lnacote 10 my ireud kobet Shoemaker,
Esq. Tor the removal OF TINS p,eju'i,s b! proper
tests, aud for encouragement TO try tn.m, whsA
herlns fIoin glelt @mt long continued debil.
lty. lie use threo boltles ol teese bilt,rs at
ths hegianing OF tae paese II Year, WAS ioo~.R
bl e,ldeuL Ie.lti ana Restoration to n degree ii
UoJi! aod lLeutal vlgof, winch had not fsl$
for ok muut before and had almost despaied
Of reyaIning. therefore thauk God ana MY
f.isnd ior directing me H. the use oil them.
J. n LM TON BkONN,
Phli-delphs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
The South Doomed.

A rebel Lieutenant was brought t.
Washin 5ton the other day, from C't!
Point. took the oath of aleaigsn bu
frankly confessed that he symp p,lhseI
wi h the Confederacy, and stated as the
reason for giving himself up was becaus
he knew that the cause of the South wa,
d 'omed, and that they had neither mer
nor money enough to hold out much
niger, He says that Lees army can on.
ly display single file on the same length
of line formerly occupied by doublr
lles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
From Sheridan's Department.

New YORK, Nov. ll.-Tbe Herald
correspondent says, the recent move
meuts of the rebels in the Valley to the
right OF Sheridan's position, it is now
thought, were principally to procure cat
lie and other supplies, of which they
stand much in need, and for the purpose
OF attempting to flank the Union army
Gen. Powell's division Of cavalry started
on an important reconnaissance, Monday
last. but had not returned at the da:e OF
our latest dispatches. An expedition sent
out few days ago, ascertained that the
rebels still occupy their entrenched works
and remain in considerable force in the
vicinity Of Milford.
Their arrangements for raid in West
Virginia on election day were completely
frustrated by the movements of Gen.
Kelly toward MoorHeld.
Capt. Badger. of Gen. Povell's staff,
and eleven other prisoners, captured by
eMoseby. succeeded few nights ago in
killing their guards and making their es'
cape.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
Slew Advertisements
L.EGAI NOTICE.

yyND Mary A Adams Inbn Adams AIexa,d.
Adams Emm Iana id.n,s Jo,o pIn,nh
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t.n'nI r,nnI, nh;,, Iosanh p SIT. w1n ,,.
rides ,nvhe St,te of California, ami he un
known cnildrea o. Rlez beth Burberk, deceased
You are he .rhy no,h,J tbat q W Bee,y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

ET A heavy gale swept over the
Northwest oa. Wednesday,, blowing down
telegraph wires, fences and in some. in
stances. bu ldings. In Northern Wis
consin six inches Of snow fell. The fences
on John Wentworth's farm near Chicago
were blown over and several building, il
Chicago were greatly injured. Ssvers
vessels on Lake Michigan are reported
TO have run ashore.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
From the Rev Jos. Ii. hsnnard. Pastor Of tAs

From the Rev Jos. H. hsnnatd. Pastor Of tie
lOtn Baptist Cbuich.
Dr. Jaekssu:-Dear Sir:--I have been fro
quent requested to connect my name with
ca,umeudatioi of d iferent klaus oi medicines.
uut regardlng tn piactice as out OF my applo-
p, late sphere, haze all cases declined but
with clear p'o9f III va ious lustnn es, and
ar,icL,ari, iu III family, IT The usefulness Of
Dr. npoIann's ue,mam Bites, depart for
once oln II y us0a, course to express my full
nvctiou mat 10 gene al debuly of he sys-
'em shd especi"ly tor Liver Cemylai" it isA
safe aud luabie preparation. In some cases
II may fan: ou usual, +, doubt not, it will be
yer, beneficial 10 those who snt,r flom the
aDlye cause Yours, ver. espetttuily,
j. II kENkNRD.
Eighth below Coitss Street, Phllddelpis.