The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-21
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a lied and put in shape, matters begin to loo
:. brighter and we do not think Price will "stay
, very long in that State. Cen Rosecrahs is j
i the field. He fought Price on former occasion
which the latter,w prcsume, does not forget.
sE- MosBY's capture Of the Westward boun
express train on the Baltimore d Ohio Railroa
on Wednesday, near Martinsburg, was one Of hi
most successful exploits. Two Paymasters an
several other officers were taken prisoners, an
over 5000, 900 in Government funds captured
with The former. The passengers were robbed
of all their money and valubles, and the trail
was then burned. Two .hatred bodies wer
found among tire ruins, but it is hoped the.
were corpses which were being forwarded b.
express
rE- The indications are that important mill
tary events, both in Virginia and Georgia, ar
impending. Great activity prevails on both
sides on Virginia and it scenes almost certain
: th at blow is soon to be struck. In Georgia
the main portion, if not the whole of HOOPS
army is said to be in SHERMAN rear, marching
toward Chattanooga, with SHERMAN pressing
oioooiys ~ ID W NC uOpcu tiio 10 huC, bob W
apprehend it is not. II SHERMAN should get the
rebels in that position, all that would escape
could be easily managed.
s1y- George Sanders, wealthy ctezen Of
Cambridge, Mass, died recently, leaving for
tune ofhalf a million dollars. After making a
bequest of 100000 to Havard College, and lib
orally providing for his relatives, his will goes
on to say the testator believed drunkenness TO
be crime and the origin of large portion of
the crime and misery in the community. He,
therefore left 900 to his native town Glou-
cestsr, Mass, and like sum TO the city OF Cam
bridge, the interest of which sums should be
paid as a salary, to a temperance missionary in
each place, to be employed in reforming old
drunkards and preventing little ones from be-
ing made.
G9y- BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-THE following bus
iness houses have been seizod by the military
authorities: Isaac Gale, Jr. & Bros, Hats and
Caps; Simon Frank 4 Co., Ciothies; A, & T. |
Frederic, Clother. All prbprietors, clerks and
other employers found on the premises wero aei-
zed, and have been arrested and sent to Wash
ngton on special train. It is understood the
war Department have ordered other arrests to be
made.
eTs- A RronNsxp letter to the Charleston
Mercury says: "The destitutio of respectable
families in this city is beginning to be felt quite
severely; the sale of dresses, furniture, jewels,
rare end costly books, etc, is becoming com
mon"
eY- In Bauarit, the new King is not merely
a boy, but boy who has been reared in such
seclusion, that he never, it is said, had money
in his pocket until he was eighteen years old.
eE- An old maid says that this war will
leave so many widows anxious to marry again,
that modest girl will have no chance. Every
body will be after that "last man and last dol
lar" with matrimonial designs.-[Kx.[
cay Or choice in kissing, writer in the
Californian says" 1t would be wicked aud
wrong to say that ever hated my elder broth
ers, but, hope it is not unchristian to confess,
that there has never been time from the bib
epoch to the present, when l had not much
rather kiss nv cousin Fannie than either of
them" T.
tY- A HAPPY couple were lately united in
what the negro minstrels call "the bonds of
aemlosl1" at Eewsbury, Lnslard. The ages OF
,he pair and of their "bcst man" uuited were
.wo hundred and twenty years. The lovely
bride of seventy-two had to assisted out of the
,ab, to undergo the interesting ceremony, by
,wo youths" aged seventv.fonr years each.
gY- The Richmond Examiner contains .
etter from Palmetto, Georgia, giving an account I
IF Jeff Davis visit to headquarters. In descrb-
lug the effect of Davis speech, it says that when
1e addressed Chathams Division. of Tennessee
md said: ''Be of good cheer. Within a short $
lime ysur faces shall be turned ,homeward, and
-FOUR feet tread on Tennessee soil" The crowd .
ourst out into most tumutuous manifestations Of
enthusiasm. On the same occasion Gen. How Y
III Cobb made speech. Gen Hood was call
ID up, but was only able to say that he would {
De ready to give the command forward order
n day or two and that they would all be l
'eady to live on parched corn and beef.
cTg- The following announcement respecting
General Garibaldi, has been published IN one of /
he Liberal Italian papers, ,-"General Garibaldi
. q ute restored to health. mean this in the
fullest possible sense. He is quite well He
loes not now even walk with stick. Every
morning at five o'clock he is out, and he is
armng all day. Allie wants nowis chances; a
out for this, alas he will wait but too long"
eY- BAIrINoRk, Oct. l7.-Tee returns are all
n. The home vote foots up 1880 against the
new Constitution, and II 246 for it showing a
deficiency on the home vote of .574 votes to
secure its adoption. But the soldiers vote thus
for received amounts to 2,463, makeing the ma 2
ority for the Constitution $50; which will be St
increased, it is thought by less than 800 votes
more. Thus the uew Constitution is clearly "
adopted, and Maryland will henceforth rank as
a frap State