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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29

The "Davi," shee! Of this place said,
last weeck, tha. tho "precise time" for
war to stop WAS, or is, when men "will
not volunteer to cary i. on"
All, Bobby, you're Elected this time !
Now "you-uns" must do your share.
If that i, the right time to stop, why
did you not stop your end of:' long aso +!
"You-un." had to ConscrtH more
than Two years ago all over Dare! Why
don't Davis stop it then : Wha! a
fool he must be, and much greater fool
must you b to say such things and then
in the same she's. say, that. "The Spiri,
Of the South is still un,uJiusd, the re
sources Of the South are not haJ erhaa,-
ted. The Southern armies ssil exist,
and the population Of the Southern
States afford. the material for keeping on
foot an army of 800, 900 mentor fps year.
to come"
That is right Robert! stand up fo
your s.ist The North iss poor, wsak
impoverished, imbecile, degraded. rotten
portion Of the world, but your psrt-.ht
South-is full Of men, money. cotton
corn. niggsr', patriots and brave gentle
men .-..
! You have been reared, to vhs, yo'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
Poor Dob How 1t hurts.

Bob, and Bu!ternuts uept and cried
aloud when Congress said $4,000 will
save you from going to war O.. is ""
awful "The poor man must go TO war
while the rich man-tho rich abolihoniH
could pay $500, and stay A home !"
Congress heard this Wail from the west.
they knew that it came from Robert, aud
they knew that Bob WAS sincere. 30 to
satisfy poor Robert, to save him from
further madness and his party from fur
thsr suffering on ths! score they removed
the $500, 90 clause and now hear tn"
howl OF one Of the "Purps" Of Jeff. Da-
Wis
Substitutes for tho drah in prospect
are already asking from $1,000 to 1000
and they will be scarce at that"
Now, Bob. whore is tho "poor man.
A. this don't seem to suit the aamifsrs OF
the Southern Confederacy, let US See il
the same "unon" cant or doe, not give
US what will.
Il! must be in one OF The 4 articles
Yes, here Il IS No suJterfugs now !
Read it Patriot. Read it Soldier, Read it
traitor Read it jeff. Davis, II shows
the "Copard" and "Knass" both 1t
gives traitors all they ask. -
"Let IL, now say to those Negro wor-
shipper. tli.t no ttlther dryf can BE- maie
and immeaiatsly pr.por' 10 enforce our d.
termination al tie ri,h OF our Apes'
Reader, that's, No more men,, ssop
the war, le. the South go, Lincoln shall
not whip Davis, we will not give nno!h"
man. Rather than do so We will com
mencs Civil war al home Patriot !!
how do you like that; We know that fra'-
tor. like it. and they glory that treason
i, leaving SO much c! the old democratic
lump.
10000 bravo Guards leh home, farms,
shops friends and all last spring. $4,000
loyal men OF Ohio ! Coppsrheads did moi.
howl then, tina. did not hurt them, no,
mol Blu. now comes tho tug of war q
draft piH lake from hsir rel filed rsnk'
fnr The union army if it was for Davis
army they would not whine hslf'o much,
and the $500, chance i, gone That
10 the trouble, this union will be saved
and some Of the "Knaves" will help do
it, too, unless they rebel against law
Of Congress, As they are now strongly
threatening to do, for Rob says in the
same paper that, There is point be-
yond which men will not allow them
selves to bs used Ike dogs, Lincoln wil!
reach Mpt pon! sooner than he ezpett'.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
fifth Congressional District Union Con
yention

The qualified voters of the Counties Of Han
cock, Hardin, Wyandot, Allen, Augls1e, Van
Vert and Mercer. "who desire the uncondition
al maintenace of the Union, the supremacy o
the Constitution and the complete suppression
Of the Existing rebellion with the cause Thereof
by vigorous war and all apt and efficient means
are invited to select delegates from their respec
tive Counties at such time and in such manner
~ they may think best to attend a Congresson
81 District Convention TO meet at LimA, on Tues
day the 2nd day OF August ls64 to nominate q
candidate for Congress and also Al Elecsor ioI
the District.
Each County will be entrled to ono delegate
for every 100 votes and a additional delegate
for fraction Of so votes given for Gov. Brough
lest Ostobsr.
-.a JAMES HARSH, Hancock,
Il. L, CHASE, Hardin,
J.. A. Drummer. Wyandoe
@. PARMENThR, Allen,
N. DUMBROFF Augla.e,
A. G. TUCKER, Van Vert.
VIM. DICKMAN, Mercer. UI
Congressional District Committee,
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are, in the free North aud now to stand
forth a. the defender OF the rebellious
South in sucd language is al that any
man need ask, see or hear, to satisfy him
that you are traitor to the best interests
Of your government and friend to the
Rebellion. II any more is necessary to
prove you such we will only have to re-
fer to another ofthoss II articles to COM
plete the testimony.
We refer now to where you say to the
world. aud to JiG. Davis :" That tho army
can nevT again be maa' az Vtclivs az il
has been" f-
This is said OF our rrmy-no. y0urs,
for Of yours you say you can keep il for
FIVE years yet 800, 900 strong.
Could JEFF. Dapis read the last copy
Of the Union we feel confident, that
the next mail would bring to associate
justice DUNN, a commission as deneral
in chief Of the Confederate Lying De-
partment.
TAX OF "dsmagogu's"Gc. and then
write such stuff for the public Eye. II
i, evidence OF one Of two things only.
viz that man is abominaJly ignorsn.
or wilful and malicious liar.
In either case asa public journalist he
i, inextuiaJ!s, because unlruth, whether
intentional or unnten.ional has the same
effect to mis!sad aud deceive.
II you can keep up your army 100000
strong for FIVE years, we can make ours
double that and for ten years. We can
run our war machine as cheap as you
can yours, and when the end comc!h,
Wo be unto traitors of 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29

rvAh willie their Ssto!i!sr now hold their
places through usurpasion and fraud, a.
gainst the will and the voice Of The peo-
pie ofWysndot County, and good deal
{" the thief holds The stolen horse. The
full knowledge, on your part, that those
returning braves will hold you to account
therefore. hurts you! The draft will
take not less than $4,000 such men as
endorse the teaching Of the "UniOn"
!hA! hurts you eatia n s.t-.
Ohio will have more men at home qf-
M the draft than before it, soldier, too,
at that, that hurts you In short But
ternuts will 90, in the pending draft. or
ds,er. to Cansda, that hurts you'll You
condemn this war SO as TO be on good
terms with the South. and now see that
tn. rebellion will fail, that hurts you!
You should be hurt in feelings. and
therefore we advise no union war man to
90 as a substitute for a Jutiernut. Let
Butternuts get Juttrnuts or 20 them
salves You soon will sac this, and that
will Aurt you!
Tho day is near at hand whom you will
whine worse than you do now. for the re-
b.lion will com. to grief, and that will
hurt you.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29

I ,
the bAnks thiskly severed with undergrowtl
OF bushes and small trees The water Wal
about waist deep. with quite large island in
in the certre OF the stream -sa-
large line OF skirmisheswa then thrown
out OF which, the left wing OF our Regiment
formed part OF with Col. Wilson, IN command
a vi. wnoie .,ne' wnicn ne MANAGED sallrApiy
nis s'eHs pelsonni olA'ery' i,u!ns n.'
o,au ap anu oown .he me eaPPeArSn''y fc'hi'''
TIE Rebels m ss,e5 tbnir troon, on orr ripbt
and the rioht wing of onr regiment WA, order.
ed there. on four cornri,.;onsd officor, vitn II
viz: Adi't McCrsken, Its. SNYDER, Hustled Keys
and myself. The boys of the 1891 done nobly.
Boing pressed somewhat heavily on the right
and aporton IF our force somewhat confused
we were ordered to recross the river. Tho l23d
~i' 'ng an'. heglah1 On tne rlgn. 10 Hros' a"u
dsi,nt in wboln;na forcs Ths crosang
was attended with a good deal of difficulty the
water being deem men ey,ustcd and loaded
down with their traps, I, with all the rest WAS
completely exhausted, on reaching the other
.stod Vuv t' .S ~. pJ5 -, No, nt ,rh Hnt
we could find of tho 1894 together and she
Colonel soon after arriving we were marched
about mile and half, through the camp Of
the 9th Corps, Gen Wright, commanding, who
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
"Consolins."

"Our big mouthed patriots in this
town whom they hear of poor private
being slaughtered, Will put on a long
face and say. well poor fellow. he has
died for his country, his name will live
in history -" Union"
Yes, Mr.. Union. and so will your name.
with all who endorse your Jeff Davis like
articles, but not on the same page with
brave soldiers and dp.trots.
No, yours will appesr, if any where,
between jeff Davis and Benedict Ar
mold or rathen you can smell the dis
loyalty there, IS such names, SO little
known as yours, will no. appear in print
further than by daih to preserve the fla
vor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
The last Call,
7. D. SEA
Charm. Union Central Com.

More men are called for. Lying But
ternuts say all the rest are FUSED W"
They will do any Min9 to deceive the
people. Soon 1000 bravo Guards will
rsturn home, all coed, loyal and true men,
and ~ many moro vttsrans will return
during the summer, making $4,000 for
Ohio aloneI .-.......
To take the places Of these men. o'h'r'
must go into the Geld. Now if we had
$4,000 loyal Guards to send out of Ohio
this Fall all would be right with the
Copper.head,. but the ilea OF dra''ing
from their f,.H ranks is a terrible !hing
to them When the Guards left last
Spring. Coppers wore bright faces, but
now when Mr.. Copper, head hiss to stand
fora while between the Old Flag and the
rebel rag then their faces are stretched
the other way.
% Behold, Mr.. Bntterauts before you, on
their way home. very soon. $4,000 pa
triots, true n,en This to you is more ter
yiNs "th.n an army with banners YOU
know, very well, that those $4,000 mer
will vote this fall F.! That hurts you
They will vote at home that hurts you
You cant then through your Ch'g Js'
l;es throw out their votes and thereby
ssurpoouuty officers again, that hurt'you
Only think Of that dsstardly act )! Fou
brave men, three Of them yet on the hel'
of strife, were legally chosen to serve tn
people Of Wyandot County in official ca
pacisy.
Brave naen, constitutionally and legal
ly, voted for them, Elected @~n ! No
wAo asv~ Oosdm~ traitors assumed juris
dic.ion and through fraud and usurps
ten denied the patriotic Soldier b
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
:. W. WALTERS
WA NTuTEETDy

Persons Interested in music to know tb,t
I" W. Walters. Of Fndlay. o., i, SELLING N.
"tl"Dr"'ed hh"be Piano, at less figures than
any Other person in Ohio
II" nI'o keep' them in tune one year f-e,
of fcha'se Crounsterlsrge sise warranted n,
i'e years price 1918 carved He will let YOU
nave Melodian Tor one year, and then take il
oack at the same price # rPisno.
ms gives your chanceto have yonr chill.
irVh learn music. and when they are allie 10
play, they have new Piano to play on mis- i,
a'ieast one hundred dollars advantage TO p,r.
sons that are begiDlng, Piahos for children TO
earn on one years practice Injuries Piano,
more man for good player to play on fer three
years. he Also sells the exec l.or Organ for
churche ionr stops. double reed, double below,
with i'ne Swell Rosewood, for 1885, Warranted
oak less.
Me,EoGi'n', Sheet Music, violin sting. or
anything in the Music lire can be had Of him
les, thanany other place in Ohio.
All orders and inqairics pronptly attended
to. n " " lTrnpS
Oct Q, t863.-Iv. " a A"''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29


latiag Che heat Of the systeta avid in ge0tls
throwing off the waste Substance from the sur
flce Of the body. tt lOosens the phlegn, in
duces free splitting, aud vii be found YER
agreeable to tic taste 1t is not violent rem
eay, hut emolient, waning, searching ano
effective. can be taken by the Oldest parson, o,
youngest child.
Madame Zadoc Pcrtey's Cure
tive Balsam, is no new and untred medicine
but has been used by the public for the past %
wears, with Unparalleled success, and has &C
quired s present extensive and largely in
creasiug sale Simply by being RECOMMENDED by
those who have used il to their afflicted friends
and others,
Il you have a Celia, if ever go
slight, do not iail to give the B,lsam triAl at
the very low price at which it is sold, brings is
in the reach Of every one, that they may always
keep it convenient for use The timely use Of
a 25 cent bottle, will often prove to be worth
one hundred lines its cost.
Do not be put OF with any 9th
er. Ask for Madame Zsdoc Poter's COUGh
BALSAM insist on having it. and lake 10 9TH
er; If yoar Druggist doea not have it, have hin
send and get it for YOU.
sF- Sold by all Druggist, at25 and so ch,
per Bottle.
HALL & RUCKFL, Propretnrs.
2iS Greenwich Street, New York
Hsb. j. lSk.-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
From the 123rd Reg't,
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BANK OF THE SHENANDOAH RIVER, NKAR


SNlIhEhn NAtb subN -iol iS's' J
J.. A. BRUNNrR, Esa--DEAR SIR When I
last wrote you we were in camp near Gapley
Bridg,. We marched from there to Camp PiAts
on the Eanswha River distance Of y miles.
on the morning of the "Fo,rsh," took boats for
Parkersburg but owing to low stage of water
in the Ohio we were compelled to change to
boats Of lighter draught two or three times and
finally when within siI miles OF Farkersburg,
we were obliged to land and march in taking
car. there at 10 O'Clock P NJ. July 9th for tho
East arriving at Cherry Run, fourteen miles
from Martin,burg, on the 9Th that place being
as far as we could go by railroad, the bridge
across Back Creek, near that place, not being
repaired. Laid there till the llth when we
marched into Martinsburg, which place the last
of the Rebels had only left that morning. Re
mancd there till the afternoon OF the 18th we
started for Harper, Ferry Dr. Ferris, Capt d.
Kellogg and L. Leonard were left at Martins
burg sick, Dr. Brisbine was left there in charge
of Hospital Passed through Harpers Ferry Fri.
| day afternoon, crossing the river on pontoons,
going some four miles beyond to camp. Next
morning WAS joined by Mulligans command
and moved on to Berlin, where the main force
fordcd the river tho train, artillery and l23d
were ordered back to Harpers Ferry to cross
there on arriving there We were ordered back
| ta Berlin again where we camped that night,
| Left Cart. Shawhan and II. Williams (Co II }
there sick, next morning (l6th) crossed the riv-
sr and Joined the balance Of our command near
little town called Percerville, where we learn
ed that Gen Sullivan had been relieved and
Gen. Crooks taken his place, also that our cav
airy had dashed in on the Rebels, who were
trying to return through this valley, capturing
some fifty wagons. Remained in camp till Mon
day morning, (lSth.) whom we moved on through
Sniekers Gap to the Shenandoah River. where
fiuding the Rebels on the opposite side. our
Brigade was deployed q, skirmishcrs on the
bank, soon driving the Rebel skirmishsn we
were oriersd to eroes the river, which we done
vsding where II wac about fifteen rods wide
ss..p B,nts, sbo1t ten feet high on each side,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
JEGAL NOTICE

\ LICE A. FREET, will take notice that
Ahenry H.rman has con menced an action
'gainst her aud others in the Couit Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Wyandot County Ohio in viii h
p all tiff ail.gea that he h tie Legal title to
and Is in Possession Of the West half. Of tbe
Southwest quarter OF section th ;rvsi1 1861
N township three. 81 south Of Range thirteen
(la) hast in said county, mud that he 6cfen
dsnta claim nh csstt or inter, st in ssid land
Mverse to the plaintiff, The plaintiff asks
'h"t his title to said premises ma, be quoted
ANA for other relic! &c.
An answer is required BY Saturday the l2,h
day Of August usxt.
I'D SEARS,
,a; Aty FOR Pre-
June lIth lsG4 --sw. CO.,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
DURNO,S CATARRH SNUFF

DURN0'S CATARRH SNUFF III
Strengthens Wssk Eyes,
Improves the Hearing,
Relieves Headache.
Promotes EEpectora,ion,
Cures C.tarrh in its Worst Forms, and Pu'
rifes the Breath.
Iteonsains no Tobacco, 10 mild, and
promotes a pleasant sen'aiion
AID beneficial result, TO al!
who appreciate "A Clear
HEADl''
Sold snly In Handsome Boss', 1t as Cents
WHERr NOT on Sale, I sontinue to send
aSingls Box for 35 Cents or four Box
es for One Dollar Postage Paid
J. DURNO, Prop'r,
2lx Greenwich ST. New York.
UDemas s. Barns & Co, Wholesale Agts.
New rk.
July 80 At,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-29
Union County Convention.

The Union Voter Of Wyandot county, are
invited to meet at Upper sandusky, on satur
day. the 30th day of July, to nominate Coun-
~ ticket, and select, delegates to the Congrs.
sionAl Convention.
I'D. SEARS,
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2,TNSRRnPDSALS
pRqR9sAts E ESs Iq 4! TRAN RIM

R - b. ra-il. xqelf.. J.. MAYoslia IOfftcr, I
PRoPosALsrwilbh b received At this ofice up to
srAdisg ginniRs, snsIiass, and isTisT ihe brick
s sns Ss'T ana Ssa @ ssi ns s sSs
forming one dlrtpoi, for the Third and FOURTH
yslas, lognlnE ne second alsirieti and The fifth
irist tssc Ssitssfl g 70 Va ioT iiSaiSicS and C
b live % St sontsasis5i Ior hs ysss,
Me- . nee s s '9 "'rcs'O'
The curb.lons ~ be 81 the best New YORK North
river cufhstone In Pieecs Of no, less than two feet
not less than three and ahalf Iachca IN thickness
the upper surface or edge toibe dressed TO thai
lhic1sss and set in and wei rs%@sd With clean
grsvsl irse rom say o5 oe 70 inc proper grade
ThsSrict 70 soi the best analty hard red paving
y S On S se sss
With two courneS on the edge next TO curb and ons
%sni 4 IL ess nan he fu wa s esira uessu
ment for brick on edge Will b. made. \ "A agll
The stone pavement to be q common qnsrtz, moi
stone on 1hs outlids line Of the cutters, which
must be Of nx lnsheu In dialaeter, laid on bed o.
coarse sand and sle.s gIassle frsc from clay q
ven tsmmsS, hs sseond t ins S f beiss Wei
wet, and amer being esamintd land not bsio,s) BY
gravel or coarse sand and the inirTstiess beiween
flfe stones wen hllsd with the aAnne material, :
The asgging TO be Of nc bestqualiiy New York
eighteen inches vide, and not less than three n.
ehes thick, TO Be lad on bed Of Inc clean gravel
s ss ay g s ssSs 1sSS Ssr c ias SIX
an grading NOT exceeding six inches 10 be rated
M RnrH h n. done An ne ~, manner ana "A
the sati.faction ofthe Mayor, and TO be Commenced
within ten dnyn after the order u given 70 The con
tractor, and 70 be completed within the tine named
10 stsnd twelve months after M conplction. And
upon the failure Of the contractor OF contractors
p COMMENCE the work o. to complete Il yithia The
the work Of the Inaferals and IN the manner here
in required, the Mayor to have the right of en-
1Sins g " deem sspSsn IN xSsS eTs sa
the contractor Or contracfou 20 failing shall pay
any Ion. Of a.nsEe ne Corporation may iu.f.ih
= Any rsSsirs u rsiayins whish may be ,squlfed
before the expiraticn q the time for which the
tractor free Of ehsfxe Within ave days ater notice
from the Comminnioner Of Improvements OF the
Ward; and upon failure Of any contractor or con
vs sRs sI uS q s.y NE
Mayor isto have the night Of employing any other
person OF persons 70 do the same on such terms As
tractor or contraetors 50 failing shall pay any loss
or damage ne Evaporation may 'u''ain In sonae-
Tor the due performances OF the work and the
furnishing Of the materials rs herein required,
bond and security TO the amount Of tND thousand
s Sda. Ss tate the Ss lsss q Which tn.
curling, Ps,las ana nsssipg will be executed in.
Tnr s.ttins ns,r satb Al Ne,y yo,t No,,h rive,
For laying new brick pavement, per square yard.
For laying new stone psrement, per square yard.
For gredinG whether eSeavatinE or hllinsb per
For trimming, per running foot ..E
For spout gutter, per foot, ...,
FOR laying down New, York nSsSins,PsE square
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