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Lost.

TURING TIE PAST WEEK. BETWEEN NlR-
~ Gnia City and Rilcy'S Ranch, brown morocco
Pocket Book, containing Certificates II SIDcS as
follows Thirteen shares BglaZct & Golden Era. No.
IEe hive shares NiantOnnmnh, No. ~: fifteen shares
T1nawanIia No. q; siStylivc shares San Francisco
(Dv) all standing In the name Of BARNEY Gallagher
twelve shares Bajazct L Golden Era, No. Us: ANA
sixty shares San Francisco In name Of Anthony
D0hcr;y, AMI other stocks in the San Francisco In
the names OF other parties. The tuder, by leaving
the above ut the NEWS Otiice, will b. literally IT.
waried Transfer hus been stopped.
BARNEY GALLAGHER.
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VNIE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
i men that they have Just received Il complete
stock OF Chemicals for QuaTLz-milling purposes.
VIII he sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else in the Territory. kORS BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, JUNE Il. 1851. Inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-17

Colonel Haynes, the Warden Of the Mas
sachusetts State Prison, went to masquer-
ade ball in female dress last week, and lis
tened to and took part in the chat of the
ladies' dressing-room, without being dis
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Certificates. Shs. sold

Kentucky Gold and Silver Mining Go.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with the
laws OF Nevada Territory and the bylaws Of the
company there will be sold ut public auction In front
of the company'S office. on MONDAY, July 18th.
1864 at O'Clock Pm, many shares Of the capital
stock standing in the names OF the following parties
as will be necessary to liquidate the amounts due
thereon together with accrung costs:
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NAPOLEON Consolidated Mining Company.

NOIicp Is hereby given to the shareholders IN the
above company that special meeting Of said COM
pany will he held al the Office OF the Secretary. Lag'
toms Pioneer Express Oflicc, in Gold Hill. on SAT
URDAY, Jdy 10Th. l>,iI. at O'Clock Pm. full at
tendance Is particularly requested business OF the
utmost Importance is TO b. transacted.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
l.. q. A. COURSoLLES. Sec'y;
4 L.. . l.. lLl-
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Good Investment

Wanted-A Cottage House.
Tor SMALL FAMILY WITH NO CHILL
dren. 4 finished house would he preferred
Apply at the Granite Mil Once, Gold Hin.
II. B. TRUETT.
Gold Hill, June Is, 1854. Jnii
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Deaths.

GEN. HANcocK's full name is Winfield
Scott Hancock.
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"'N' '' BARNEY GALLAGHER.
Gold Hill June L. lSfI. Jnl7 lHA


IHiptTIlI -IINVT ITIHIIE = UHIPItHJ; ,7 WIIIIt
TnS Montgomery street, San Francisco. California.
Notice IS hereby given that the annual meeting Of
stockholders fthe Imperial Silver Mining Company
for the election ri Trustees, and the transaction Of
such other business mag legally come before said
meeting, viii he held ut he office 0f the company,
on TUESDAY the 2st ,lay OfJnnc, Al. l>6i, At II
O'Clock AN. ID. 4. JENNINGS. SeCy:
San Francisco. June 10. lSGi. JniI ii
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NEW TO-DAY.

Notice to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of orr patrons
whose places Of business at the upper end OF
town. can save themselves walk, by CcpOSlting
their advertisements messages In our box at the
Post Office.
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Blankets and Clothing.

A NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS Of DIFFERENT
y qualities ami prices. AlSu, limited stock Vi
Clothing, suitable for Miners wear: VIII he sold very
cheap. kOhN BROTHEES.
Gnlt It'll Junp Ii lS4 InlI
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A forced marriage in Michigan, lately, re-
suited in the suicide Of both parties.
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N1arrIaG es.

JACKSON-ln San Francisco, June 18th, Dr. j. ID.
Jackson, formerly of Gold I'LL, aged 81 years.
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For sale.

CHATTING AND GEARING
E,0R TWENTY BARREL AAALGAMATORs
-, Apply TO the SupsriAtsadsAI Of he Santiago
NH, at Zephyr Flat
JIns & lisa nm
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CAUTIOS.-The public are hereby cau-
toned not to purchase OF negotiate for any OF the
following Certificates Of Stock in the Kentucky
Gold and Silver Mining Company, a. the same has
been sold at public auction OH THU RSDAf, June
10Th 1851 In front OF the cOmpanys Office, Gold
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1IIARIN q; P4yL1; =, 3 3. l. sLIAssu L T. Go,
BANKERS,
f1old Hill N' -

Sight Drafts on;
Dayid,on & Berri, $685. san Frnnein.o
II. q. Wills & Co., ;:;;;;'; sacranno
I. q. Birdseye & Co., ;;'''';;; Ne.n ,s,-
becker g. Jewett, i::::;''i Har'S''io
nULLIOS BOUGHT. AND ADHANGGEES "a hADH
X az same Legal Tenders Bought ana sou.
co,.raI. Special and Time Deposits Ne
z.A
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Croclyery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED 4 MOST SPLENDID STOCK
u of CrpCkery ant Glassware Of tile latest English
and French manufacture. lluuSeEcrpcrS and others
KORN BROTHERS.
Gold lIIl, June y, Isl. jul1
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Wines and LIQUORS.

Wines and Liquors.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Bay. = new and choice stock Of Foreign and
American Wines. Rrandlcs and other Liquors. which
We offer at remarkably Low Rates For Cash.
kORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, Jun, Il, lS6t. JILL
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvBRTIsBNBNTs:
AG SAY OFF @ +
II HA r r us,
.7LB PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
= Gold Hill, n. L.

1,ur und.,,iured. established as Assayer siSM
VIE unG ie GsiifoInia. and for two years IN Ne
year. T.rI i, /. now at Gold Hill, where 10
Iads nd ~ INV business entrusted to him win
nromptnew and dispatch.
Gold, silver and Ores OF every
description Assayed'
,a ,.,rru, Of Bullion male within h1 h'u''"
n nni. er Coin, Mt tho option Of depositorS
Dan " ri. A,,ayS. he refers to
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Taken ITD.
Groceries.

Groceries.
lust RECEIVED, FIFTY Tons OF FRESH
u GROCERIES,, direct from San Francisco. which
we will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind Of goods can be- bought In the Territory. All
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh. Goods de-
livercG Free OF Charge kORN BROTHERS.
Gold IIIlI June n. lS(a InlT
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Notice.

GbUKUE ". TURNKEY, Sc
Gold Hill. June IL. 1861. Jnli
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A1rvUEMDNTS.
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pi E. oasss ss Dz Ra a1ss; ...
METROPOLITAN FAIR.
The DRAMATIC CoMMITTEE Of tho Metropolitan Fair
have tho pleasure Of announcing that Mr. A. W. Jackson.
h. II. Fair
MATINEE
ON SATURDAY. NEXT, Feb. 20,
THE TICKET OFLSAyE MAN.
Will DO performed.
On this occasion Mr. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE. the
theatre have also ia the manner volunteered
their services for the benefit Of the
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
ELIZABETH W. SHERWOOD,
RICHARD GRANT WHITE.
JESSIE BENTON FREMONT Secretary.
VUHEELKR 4 BENSON DRAMATIC COMBINA.
w uon.-PerSons Of talent aud responsibility in the
amateur profession DESTROYS OF engaging In
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.,xcAND ARMY CORPS.

GCECOED ARMY CORPS,
- Commanded By Major General Hancock.
FIvR nOLLAR6 ADDITIONAL PREMIUM.
Gath further notice the undersgncd viii 20 every per-
procuring acceptable recruit Tor any Of the regiments
An EXTRA PREMIUM OF FIVE DOLLARS.
Paymenls will the headquarters OF the recruit
ing for the Second Army Corps. Tsmmany Han.
New York.
The recruit have been mustered in BY some Provost
Nsrshs or other muserug and the certificate OF the
nusteriuc ocer 10 the fact and that the recruit
prsesa,ed b. the psrsoncainins the payment will DO
Application or psynen. must 10 az cases Be made with.
eiresscd 10 Col Robert Nugent Tammany Hal,
Ito regiments for which the premiums VIII pc paia are
Fifty ninth Sixty sxtythrd, Sixty SIXTH Sixty ninh
Etehtysecond Eghyeshh, Seventh ana Ientn regiments
New York vcluntserl
oEoRoR CABof WARD. comm,,,.. .ppo,p,ed
DANIEL DEvLIN, hrp
oTEPHEN HYATT, Mater Gen 'Ua rcocr.
Parker HANDY. AeSS' ~
THEODORE R0OSEVELTJ
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w Doors open halrps.. 7; Overture com aSaoss q
sssisG 5isis 4 siS IL iis''''''
OF Mr. Lester sS Ss!!sss |; standard r'a1'
rs ss.s s..ss original music
.s; :s 5sss ssiss s. ss DIV sss:ss
Sss s:: his; 1 john Sss si
Miss oarmsn IN sustain their
FRIDAY r iisS NV ss' SFsT tarsA ua.,.
SGSsPzY iss %s ,s sos ss..sa
w hsHpHHsERsADsli;Ev noss sSkpis
TX
can % ordered each evening Of Pure 0old ~
~ soe Proprietor ...............xr =. ". Lsnrd
49, SSs ESsSy4aTT z Is issi. ''
rrG SgH,9P Fl; HTa y5u HAs'
night Of tho engagement Of the eminent American
whose representation y = E. sDDY.
carefully ssuSsd rsSdca. that s Ss has
's'' ' TEE sc.NEsy AND AProIkrxsSrs
ussuk Asa hASi ii ihIaLSSssTMsArrox
UNEoUALLE16D' In sprEor
II
- REALIZATION
GREAT AUTnoR's STUDY.
'''' k6 DR. AND INTELLECTUAL DRAMA
.soa'' s xSSfRar1ox AND IxrsovExEsr
arc ins10'ri'PsSssda k 4 81 AND TEMPTATIONS
which bssss tho a SsEyI + H q;
3 (: .s.l sss:'
IN a. ss.p,s.,, representation Of the Detective
Tho fAv0rl'' A'ts sss ". 9. JONES,
y .,s M kst: Newton ne Gs H B,sSes:
and che whole q X so sSRgsP, Ma6 3; So
Robert Macaire Mr.. q. Q. gonifsce
jacques ''''0 PADDY HiLRs. '''''' ''''-''
THE n.s' 2ss s sEs9s YORK CIRQUE: .....,
''''''' q sa1s ;sf raHSHssSHsaa5s
H1ppor ffssef Sssf Fl r;seiiuxpns
Ss
.,s. TO ovzasloXsa EVENING
EVIL, Rsyrs f. Z 'sSii e
sS SsSsSss Der.
UNPARALLELED IN HIPPODRAMATlC ANNALS.
Dress Circle Soc Children half price, Amghtheatre 25c
Door: open a. X 70 Commence o at ococx lock- - mo
.icIs. oces visitors VIII do well to purchase their
tickets during the day un u.rYNrr
on E sA4ghg sfEoi At : s STHSeK
The proprietor has the pleasure OF announcing that ne mas
succeeded In MAKING HR H. aESkY COOKE IKE
and his soS So ssrp Hsb MONKEYS
from Aseys Royal Amphhcatre London. and the Cirque
Champs EIy fRsf r APPEHRxsos IN AMERICA
win shortly take place Of which duo notice viii be given
HowE's GREAT CIRCUS. -
u NILE. MARIETTA * sA ANn s0l so~hHf.
the tight rope artistic and danseuse will a
eA'0 performance MR.. JOHN DENrgR
his great cataract ascension on rope 40 feet high
- .' AN. ATTR sy vi i EQUESTRIAN BILL.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AfIERNo0Ns,,
S0oen c0T ERiSxY = saa IL G sS Inst
" GODS MINSTREL HALL; 5l4 BROADWAY.
af frs. week. Of the celebrated Ccmcda. ~
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE AMERICAN OPERA
second Week Of !. 2, RICE !. ceie6ra'ed Opera Of
WOODS MiNsTRELs.
Monday February 10 and every evening during the week.
ou" % ou'' = TRE AFRICAN CAMILLE 49,"
Camille nrowsr
AI TaR CRISIS SONGS AND
Cool %h s n.nry Slsn1 Ss:
wood. IsaAcs hrother. LET'S Patterson shapsott.
Tickets 70 cents
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VXyHEELKR 4 BENSON DRAMATIC COMBINA.
~ tion-per.ons Of talent and responsibility in the
based new principles may address j. W.. station +.
Meet Friday February 49, at $50 SECOND avenue ct
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nEMOSRArIc gESERAL CoMMIrrEE-TAMMASn
~ Hnll.A meeting 81 the Democratic General Cum'nt
tee will DO held Tanmany Halt Friday evening, the
18th inst, ~ 7@ocock Byorder OF c..,.
wnM.s y w S;msns. Secretaries.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Will be sold in Bucyrus Saturday Jan
18th, 1868, at Auction, belonging to the
estate of Abraham Monnett Located
4 miles Southeast of Bucyrus, Well
improved, in splendid neighborhood,
and under fine cultivation and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers t down and
the balance in four or five years.
M. NJ. Balm.
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dsavy Sale Of $40.

dsavy Bale Of 6-2o srr5''' r'sr stsa
The First National Bank Of this yillag,
disposed Of, to different persons, last
seek, y s. 5 20 bonds 10 the amount OF
sl7,5do,oo.rhis sale gives evidence oftht
confidence the people Of the county have
in he pstthanency Of the Government
aud of its ability t. put down this wick
ed rebellion
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
Removed.

Cur friend Major Sears, has, aateiy,
removed his law office, to the room in
Watson's building; second floor He
has fitted it up in his usual good taste,
and is'prepared to wait upon all who
may call upon him. ...tl... ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Ice Season,
We notice that those Of our citizens who
have Ice Houses. are engaged in filling
them. The recent cold weather has closed
most Of the streams, and the Ice is of a
supe'ior quality. Better improve the
present opportunity, for fear another will
not occur this season.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
u g
u Getting in progress.

II Getting in progress.
The series of meetings held in the
M. .. Church is still in progress. Some
good is being accomplished, and we hope
the meeting may increase in interest and
be attended with the happiest results to
ths souls Of men.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Pumps
Any person wanting a pump, Of The
light kind, would 10 well to call on John
Keys and secure one OF Walters Patenj
self acting pumps. There is none that
can excel them, they are easy in action.
and any child can use them. The old
chain pumps is thrown in the shade by
them, and they are now coming general
ly in use. Many of our citizens have
thrown away the old chain organ grind
ing machine, that is SO easily put out OF
repair and hard to use, and have repla,
ced them with this the best pump of the
age. Call soon or you may be too late.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
Continental Monthly.

The January number of this excellen
Monthly is upon our table. Ii contain
an able article on American Finances anC
Resources, by Hon. RI. Walker, one OF
the Union, by Hon. F. P. Stanton. an,
another on the Great Crisis, by s. P. An
drews. temptation" a prose poem. b.
a distinguished Pole. on the suffering
and struggles Of Poland, is worth the
price of the number, $3 year in advanc
E Address John f. Trow, Publish
No. 50 Greene ST., N. Y.
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OBITUARY.


A.ff tcONhuNcAILD.J HN
Departed this life an. 5th, 1864 Mrs. R. @
Seders c, mort of Mr.. John Seiders, aged days
less than Is years. The deceased was born in
Canton Berne, Switzerland, was long resi- It
of this plsc0and died member Of the German
Reformed Church. The funeral was attended
by lsrys ccneeuss II Frocs Who hu.v her
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Gold Weather.
A sudden change took place in the
weather, on New Years eve, the ther
mometer falling ten degrees below zero,
New Years day was cold and frosty
The heaviest wrappngs were called into
use. and our deniEens moved about, as il
the "Frozen Regions" had come upon
them. 1t was, decidedly, the most Sc
we're weather that we have experienced
in this locality for years. At present
writing, the weather has assumed mild
er type.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

That supper
On Tuesday evaning, Of last week. U
S. Assessor Beery and his Deputies, were
invited to partake OF a supper at the Ii
ma House, by Deputy Assessor, Ayres,
of Wapakoneta. A few friends not in
the assessing way" were also, invited,
and we were among the number. The
supper was got up in Mr.. Elison's usual.
ly well appointed manner, and the party
did full justice to the occasion. We were
specially deputized to return thanks to
Mr.. Ayres. and We do it in this public
nanner--Lima Gazette
H- We happened to be present on
the occasion referred to, and can speak
from the record. when we say, that the
"well'sppointed mannsr,P in which
the supper was prepared. gave fulI salts
faction 10 those who we're privileged to
surround the board rhs'stew friends"
who, by Invitation. we're with V. Sided
nurh TO the enjoyment, Of the occasion,
y their sayings. and vel timed spesohes,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Still Ahead.
(. Simon Il 0ppenheimsr, are still in sd-
vance in their heavy stock of Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods on
hand. They run a heavy team, and are
turning out each week, a number of gar
ments. "Joe,' knows how to cater to the
fashionable taste of our gents Anything
in the way cfmen's apperal, may be found
at his. store. Call At the old stand, Pc.
ter's Block, and SEE hm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

V0ff0cvtn0 holl5sN WA i've 7al7 M m a7777
In consequence of the loss of papers by
the recent fire, The Board of Enrolment
asks that all corrections of the enrollmen
in this District, which have Eesh mad,
preparatory to the Draft. soon to take
place, be again madato them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
Ne Malls.

Ne Malls Hgaat5sgs4a.. ,e. '-... r
The recent cold weather appears to
have frozen up the mails as we had none
from the East for three days The ma
chine is running again and we are there
fore'put in communication with the world
and "the rest OF mankind.
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saONG NORTH.
VIZ ~A.lyN
1otal \ Mistellaaeoas.

MOTLCE TO INvALIDS
- DR. H. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Wster Cure" at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may BE consulted by
invalids. ......".
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08


POSTAL.
As new postal quarter, commenced or
New Years, we give the new law in relation
to the payment Of postage;
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, rha,
no mail matter shall be delivered by the
postmaster until the postage due thereon
shall have been paid.
Instruction No g. This section ahso
lutely prohibits the delivery of any Iette,
newspaper, pamphlet or package wba.e9er
until tha postage cha4 thereon s'aIl l.,
paId. Po$tnasters must >trlctiv cnnforn.
to it Pm ei matte, muet oe retained uu
til 1t Is pad ''', e,'het as TRANSIENT pack
aye or for qHaIter, As provided in sections
| s and 35
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

'batto love, The saungerbund discouned sol.
smn music 1T the grave, efter which in the
Lutheran Church the. Rev Geo Hammer deliv.
discourse, "Thus man goes to his long home
and the mourneis 60 about the streets.
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Carey Items.
CAREI, Dec. 80, 1868.
EDIroR PIoNEER:-

On the morning o
the 30th ult the Sheriff OF ,iaidin Count,
paid visit to our village, and arrested
john Tucker, notorious counlerfeitel
and thiei. Tucker was lormallya resi-
lent OF this County, and very respecta,
ly connected. But, John. forgetting
tie counsel and advice Of those who bore
him. has bysn, since their death, living a
gay aud reckless life, induIging in nu.
merous mlsdemenors, but has always
managed 10 evade the law But sin will
sooner or later manifest itself, and its vo-
tary be made to feel its full sting.
The circumstances connected with his
sin, being discovered, WAS as follows:
On the 28th ult.. he made a trip to
henton. On the cars he passed of a
counterfeit 81 bill on the Conductor. for
his passage. On his arrival at Kenton,
supposing that the coast was clear, and
that he could make good thing of it, he
put of few more bills Ct the same denom-
inaIion, upon the citizens of that village
Having succeeded SO well, he returned 10
Carey, and took up his abode at the Ho-
tel Of D. 5. Eye, and paid him off with a
spurious bill Of IS. on the Union Bank Of
Philadelphia. Pa. He then went into the
Dry Goods trade, and paid for his pur.
chssas at our friends Park L. Swa.tz, in
he same bogus currency.
Suspicion hsviny been attached to him
by The persons in Kenlon, whom he had
"taken in." the Sheriff of that County,
pad him a flying visit, and trapped him
"a Wednesday morning. before lie had
aroused from his slumbers. Now, the
thing did not surprise us much, as John
has been rather n suspicious character for
some time past We think he will make
some important disclosures, AS it is gen
orally believed here, that lie has numer.
GUS confederates in the business. We
hope, for the safety of community, that
he may be Gagged for few years. John
lid not seem to relish his posish much,
out the wristlets seemed to fit him won
lerful well. He is now in he Harden
County Jail, awaiting his trial. May he
'eceive his just dues.
Volunteering.
Efforts to save the township from a
lraft was at one time likely to succeed,
'ut owing to misunderstanding upon
he part of the heaviest subscribers, the
hing went up Ike an exploded engine
Differences OF opinion exist as to the
curse pursued by the $50 subscription
zen, some condemning them, others
linking they were right, be that as it
lay my opinion is If they had struck, as
think they ought, matters would have
one all o X
New Years Ball,
The Ball ppolnted for New Years
vening came otl codins to arrange
ents. Zuck's Hall was put in apple t
e order, and as filed with the beauty 2
our village and vicinity. From an
rly hour in the evening until mornings
lwn the dance went forward, and all ap. ,
'ared to enjoy themselves finely. Our C
lend Mack think found his enterprise as :
oftable as it was successful.
Much credit attaches to those entrusted
th the arrangements, and they can con J
atulate themselves upon the fattering !
enlargement crowning their efforts. S
More anon, D. S. N.
-TrYYT--r a ~ "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Grand Provision Procession.
Remember the Grand Provision and
Wood Procession, which takes place, il,
Upper Sandusky, on next Saturday, for the
benefit Of soldiers families
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

Gotce to thore Exempted by the Board Of Enrolment
In consequence Of the loss Of many pa
pers belonging to the office of the Board
OF Enrolment by the fire, last night. i,
becomes necessary for all those who have
received exemption papers. from whatev-
er cause, since the Esd Of Nov. 1873, to
present themselves again, and re-substan
tiate their cases at once.
By order Of the
Board 0. Enrolment.
d. s. BROWN,
Capt and Provost MarseaI
Lims, Dec. 80, 863
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
Bank Statement.

Bank Statement *aA
We cali attention to the quarterly state
m Mt of the First National Bank of Upper
Sandusky, which will be found in an
other column of this weeks paper.