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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-16

DIED.
On Tuesday morhihg last, the 18th
inst, Of consumption, Andrew Miller,
son of dur esteemed artist. He was a
member d the 49th Reg't o. " l.. and
was out upon the tented Reid, exposing
himself to the dahgers and hardships OF
the soldier, until this felldestroysr COM
PEELED him to return home, where he died.
Thus another thaftyf is added to the MANY
who have fallen in battling for the perpe
tuity of our national existance.
At 2 O'Clock Wednesday aftsrnoon, the
remains of The deceased wers taken I'd
Peters cehentery for ihtermenb follow
ed by portion of the village military
company, who marched in solemn silence
to his last resting place. "nd consigned
him to mother earth by the honors Of war.
May he rest in peace.
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NOTICE TN PARTITION.

EPHRAIM STANsBERRY, Iverson Slams.
~ berry Errlla Stansberry, Samuel Stansr
berry, LYDIA Wooley, Wm. Woolev Elizabeth
Straw Josephus Straw, and Sarah slstnsbeliy,
etc viii take notice that a petition was fled
against hem, ou the 18th day of September.
A. d, 1854 n the Court of Common Plcss,
within, and for the said County of Wyandct,
and State of Ohio, by Lewis Stansberiy. and
is now peudiag, wherein said Lewis Stnnslcr.
ry demands partition ofthe iolowi, real es
tetc to.wIt; The South part of the North east
quarter Of section Thirty three, in township IL,
range 'hree, containing seventy acres, also. tht,
East half of the South East quarter of sec tion
twenty y-nine. in township thirteen, "a three
couain ming eighty acres also the North West
of the North East quarter cf section thirty
three, IN township thirteen, range three, con-
tanning thirty three acres, also, the Southeast
East ofshe North East quarter Of section twen
ty min Il. in towushq thirteen, range three.
containing forty acres, and also, the South-
West half o the North East quarer Of section
twenty eight in tow ship thirteen, range 9.
in the said County of Wyandot and Stase of
Ohio. and that at the next term of said Court
the said Lewis Stans cry viii apply for an
orderthat part ton may be made Of said prtm-
lses. LEWIS STANSBERkY,
B. Henry Maddux. his Atty.
Sept 10, 1864 6w
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NOVICE IN PARTITION.

TlRGINAI O. Erect, Alice "A Erect, Emma
NJ. Erect, Alma A Froct, Cbatfse G. Erect,
and Clinton E, Freet, will take notice that u
petition as filed against them on the Sth
ay OF August, A. D., 1864 in the Court OF
Common p eas within and for the County Of
Wyandot by L, R. Seaman, and is nov pend
pending wherein said l.. r. Seaman
demands pqrtition of the following teal estate
10 wit SThe West half fof the South east quar-
er of section seventeen, az township three,
l3) North of Range Fourteen (l4). East in
&enecaC County, Ohio. also the following lands
md tefrments situate in the county of Wyan-
dot in the State Of Chic. The North east quar-
ter of the NotthSea.t quarter of
section ,thirty,thrce (33) township three
i3) South of Range twelve Q2) East contain.
ing forty acres, and also the West fraction Of
the South west quarter of section FIVE town
ship three (3l South of Range thirteen (l3,)
East containing N Nihety-nine acres. 4E III
And that at the next term of Court the said
J.. R. Seaman will apply for an order that
PARTITION may be made of said premises dated
this 18th day of August, A. D., 1864.
Mc'KELLY & GRISELL. a
Atty's for Petitioner.
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to him during his recent illness under
your roof, thereby contributing greatly
to relieving his wants and the alleviation
Of his sutferings.
Although our son has passed away.the
recollection Of the kind acts extended to
him by you and others, will never be ei-
faced from our memory.
May He "who tempers the winds to the
shorn lambs" and in whom we trust in
this hour Of deepest sorrow, be your
counsellor AID friend, and ultimately may
we, one and all, meet with him who has
gone before, in that country where sick :
ness and sorrow never come, is our heart
felt prayer.
Yours truly. M. G. CLARKsoN.
NINA CLARKsoN.
Sandusky, Sept. 1S, 1864.
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NOTICE.

. In consequence Of the rapid advances
made, and being made, on all articles con
sumed III printing office, and the high
prices demanded Tor clothing, fuel, eatabes
DC, we have been compelled to maks an
! other advance on our advertising rates
We have been driven to this from absolute
necessity, as the only alternative to keep our
heads above water. In prosperous times,
the publishers Of country papers fhust have
strict eye to business to make living and
keep square with the world, but In times
like these, the greatest care lnlst be eXer-
cised, and an equivalent for the labor and
the articles consumed must be received, OF
else ruin is the consequence. Even our
advanced rates do not defend us against the
per centum assessed by the paper
ink and type makers; and when the ques-
ton of labor and living is considered, We
are yet below the heavy per ceuthm We are
compelled to bear. We make this advance
to meet the present exgenties of the times,
assuring our PATRONS that reduction will
be mads as soUh as the condition of affairs
will permit.
Many of our county exchanges are raising
the price Of their papers to 50 year, but
there will be no advance on The PIONEER
We hope by strict economy and a little
extra labor to avoid that necessity.
The terms below given have been agreed
upon by the publishers Of this place. and
in no instance will they be departed from
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-16
UPPER SANDUSKY MARKETS.
CORRECTED DY H. Ii. HoLDnlDaE & SON.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. Oh, leG4.
A FEW wEsEa AGO

A FEW wEsKe AGO
Il Some Of the faithful here cracked their fists
together and said that they could never take
Atlanta. Ithad been reported that Gen. sher
mans troops occupied the place in part. Bit
these peace sneaks knew that they had not taken
the city, "and they never can take it either"
Dear pease men, suppose you meet again at
the hardware store, and with q few cracks Of
the fists, tell us how successful yohr army under
Hood has been, and Whether "they can never
take it" ONE.
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IN LIBBY
We have learned, through private
source, that the four men of Co. A l44th
regiment o. N. 6 who were taken cap
tive some time sihce, at the bat tie Of
Berrysville. Va. by Mosby. have oeen
sent to the Libby Prison. Richmond, and
are now held in durunce tils. until the
rebel authorities see proper to dismiss
them. or an exchange is made. We were
truly glad to hear from thet1, and hope
that ere long an exchange may be effec-
ted. and they permitted to return home
to their homes and friends. ...I
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gone They have made their selections
with view to please all, aud more es'
pecially the ladies. as you will perceive
when you take a look at the splendid va
riety Of dress goods that 10 piled upon
their counter and shelves. They are
gentlemen in every sense Of the word,
and study to please those who favor them
with their patronage. Don't fail to give
them call. and we assure YOU that they
can please your fancy.
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SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN.

Last Saturday McClellan's "Letter of Accep
tance first reached here, and at once became the
leading subject of discussion. 1t was read and
reread, as different and eager ones of both par
ties came into town. Among others, there was
one, leading Butternut of the peace pertua-
sion, sat listening, unconscious Of what was be
Ing read, and of its authorship
After reading that portion that epeaks in ref
erence to the perpetuity of the Union being
paramount to ull other considerations, the read
er paused and asked Mr. Butternut if he could
tell to whose language and views he had been
listening to. His reply was "Abrahanl's, of
course 8
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NEWS FROM SYCAMORE


QUERY. .
Since the nomination Of "Eittle Me-" all the
plans for resisting the draft seem to be suspen-
ded in this locality. During the six weeks pre-
ceeding his nomination, an almost constant
string Of "comers and goers," might have been
seen vending their way through our village, to
the Gunsmith with an old shotgun, musket or
rifle for the purpose Of having it repaired to re-
sst, as they said, the tyranny "old Abe"
Why this sudden changef What has occur
red to cool the ardor of those "Peace-loving
souls," who cried peace, and at the same time
were preparing for war; What new field o.
renown has been opened up to them? Will
some Of the faithful tell us?
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= IL
FUNERAL SERMON.

A funeral sermon was preached in the Metho
dist Church of this village, last Sabbath, il
commemoration of the memory Of Henry Jae
quith, of the 10th o. v, who was killed in the
sanguinary battle near Ockworth, on the evel
memorable 9th of May, 1864.
The words selected by the minister. the Rev
Mr.. Bowker, of Bucyrns, may be found in Jud.
ges, Chap. 5th and 18th verse: "Zebulun and
Naphtali were people that Jeoparded their
lives unto the death in the high places of the
field" From which he showed in telling
manner how God in his wisdom was using the
means employed in wiping out the sins of the
nation. In the course of hisremorks, bestowed
the position taken by parties for political eff.
feet, and drew picture so vivid in its delinca.
tion Of the true course to be pclsued in order to
successfully combat the foes of our country, that
all were fully convinced of the obligation de.
volving upon them, in the present struggle.
He balanced accounts with those who count
out dollars and cents as the price Of 'heir coun-
trys call, and beautifully contrasted their sac
rfice with those who risk all upon the field of
battle. Cowards quailed, and traitors flew from
the wrath they felt descending upon them
Surely, twas the most telling sermon pro
nounted in this place for an indefinite period of
time, and Registered the name of him who deit.
cred it, high in the minds and hearts of the a,i-
dance.
Henry, thy presence no longer can greet us
No Longer we behold thee in LIES circle gay;
Thy barque sooner left its unstable moorings,
And but passes before us, through death 5
gloomy way
Soon--soon we must travel tht mystical journey,
That thou hast so atey in sence'passed Der
Soon--soon must we quit the shores Of the NOR
tai,
For immortal honors or sorrow in store
Mid the din ofthe battle near Ockworth station,
| Thy spirit to oheaven, undoubtedly went.
An envoy of angels as guardian attendants,
| From the couts of Emmanuel were sent.
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A Sc WERE COLD.
Sandusky. Sept. IS. 1864.

Sc WERE COLD. sas.
Just now, when tain and sunshine,
warm weather and frosts succeed each
each other SO rapidIy, any addition in the
stock of household knowledge On the
subject Of curing bad Cold cannot but
be acceptable, sad the invaluable infor-
nation we have to impart is that for the
permanent and immediate cure OF all dis
eases Of this kind Madame Porter S
Cough Balsam has no equal. Sold by
all Druggists. at Is and SO cents per
bottle.
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N 0 T II; /: (,
Sept. 10, 1864 6w

Lewis Nj Mer''m'n' Court of Common
Horace johnson. Pleas
GRACE JOHNSON will take notice that
LII Lewis Merriman did on the 18th dav Of
August, A d., 1864 file his petition against
him in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Wyandot, in the State Of
Ohio, setting fourth that Mt the May term of
said Court the plaintiff obtained an order for
the Sale of the following lands and tenemeIts
situated in the aaid county, to-wit.
The West half ofthe South half Of the North
west quarter of section thiry.Gye, township
three Range twelve And that the sai de-
fsndant lsclamng some interest on said prem
ses may be sold discharged OF any claim or
interest oil the defendant
The said Horace Johnson, is notified that
he is required to appear and answer sud petit
tion on or before the third Saturday after the
23rd day oi Septemhcr,, A D., 1864.
McKkLLY d GRiSELLr,
Att'yS ior flt'1.
Aug. 10, la6l-Gw.
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DuRNo,S cATARRH SNuFFl!!

Strengthens Weak Eyes, a..
Improves the Hearing,
Relieves Headache, &t4
Promotes Expectoration,
Cures Catsrrh in its Worst forns, and pu'
rifles the Breath.
N'. Iteontaius no Tobacco, is mild, and
promotes a pleasant ensation
fI~sH aud beneficial results, to al!
s. who appreciate IA Clear
HEAD"
Sold only in Aand,a1hs Boxes, at as Cent?,
NaEaR NOT ON Sale, continue to send
sSingle Box for IS Cents or four Box.
eS fer One Dolla5, Postage Paid
j. 0URNO, Prop'r,
2,4 Greenwich st. Eew York.
pDemas s. Barns & Co., Wholesale Agts
New 'rk.
July 90 '64.--tf.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
VIM. M. Chesney, Court
j947rAg VS.. OF
Francis II. Taylor. comtton Pleas

ERANcIs NJ. TAYLOR, will take motto;
T. petition was fiied against him and Others
on the l2,h day of August, A. D.. 1854 in :h'
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Wyaudot in the Sta te Of Ohio. Set
ting forth that the said Francis N. Taylor ans
'Rebecca Taylor gavea Mortgage to the said
Wm. NJ. Chesney on the South half Of the
EAST half Of the South. east qusiter of section
twenty five township three South Of Range
twevle East, to secure the payment Of $22o
according to certain notes referred to iu said
mortgage, and praying that the said mort age
NAV be forever closed said premises sold end
the proceeds applied in payment of said in
debtedness and the said Francis N Taylor is
notified that he is required TO appear and an
swe sajdjpettion on or before the third Sat.
urJay alter the 23d day Of September, A. H.,
McKEubY 4 GRlSELL.
.riiq .sb1il haI1 pltf Attorneys.
Aug. 18th, Is6f.-6w. s.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby siven, that James Wal.
lVters. Guardian of Mahala Eklebery, has
filed in theofii ~ of the Probate Court of Wyau-
dot County, Ohio, his account for final settle
ment, BH
Said account will remain on file in said Of
fice unfil the lst day of October, 1863. when
settlement will be made. M
4 .,l M. H. KIRBY,
Sept. l6, 1864 3t. Probate Juppe.
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THE wEATHRR.

THE wEATHgR
For several days past, the atmosphere
has been somewhat cooler, and "jack
Frost" has made his appearance in this
locality, but as yet has not injured any
vegetation by his blighting touch. Far
mers, gather in your crops before Jack
devours them for you.
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VERMONT SHEEP. /.
Messrs. J. Campbell d Field. from Vt,
will be in Upper saudusky. with lot Of
choice, Spanish Merino Bucks, for Sale
the first week in September.
H. H. HOLDRIDGE & SON.
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CAREY ITENns.
MoOLELLAN's SUPPORTERS.


Will consist of those "who always voted tn
Democratic ticket" Who dare not claim thei
Souls as their own outside of that purity ant
who would vote for JEFF. Davis with whool
and halloo, had he been chosen at the Chicag,
Convention as the candidate for the Presidency
All such men will vote for Little Mack
There is not Copperhead who tore up brid
ges and feled trees across the roads last fall tc
keep union men from attending Brough meetings
not one of those, who broke down tomb stones
placed at the graves of union soldiers whose re-
mains had been brought home and inferred, not
one who burned union mems grain stacks, barns
and dwellings because they opposed Valland-
ingham-not one but what will vote for sLittle
NJ ack "
There is not one of the reasonable "Sons Of
Liberty who was interested in the recent pur-
chase of ammunition and thousands Of revol-
vers to inaugurate, at our very doorsteps, civil
war; cowarly bloodshed and murder, ,--nbt bne
of these, save those in Canada but what will
vote for Little Mack.
Why Vail will vote for hihi, Wood will vote for
him, Seymour will vote for him, and Harris oi
Maryland, although he said at Chicago, that he
would not, will vote for him in short, there is
not traitor in the whole North, who has oppos
ed the present administration in putting down
the rebellion, one who would willingly betray
all tn at is dear to us as nation of freemen to
Jeff Davis and his satellites, not one who can
sneak in a vote either legally or illegally. but
what will cast It for "Little Mack.">
What intelligent man havingsS single spark
of loyalty, of common honestysS &sard for his
welfare, can for monieht think O.
voting in such company as an honest mans face
will tingle at the very thought.
ONE.
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SHEEP sHEEPll
Mr.. Campbell requests us to state that
he is now in town. and his Sheep--the
finest in the land--have arrived, Wool
Growers wishing to supply themselves
will call Immediately.
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BARLEY WANTED -,
The Upper sandusky ,Distillery,
is the place to sell your Barley.
The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of grain. Call on John y
Mckee & Co. .....
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
The Beery Brothers have just opened
out large and choice selection Of Dry
Goods from the Eastern cities, which they
are selling at the lowest prices Of the age.
You who want bargsius, how is your
time. Make haste ere the best goods are
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gatal \ Mistellaueu,,s,
wooDwANTED.

Those of our subscribers who are in.
debted to us for subscription. and utend
to pay it in wood, will accommodate us
very much by bringing it along inmedi-
ately.
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HA CARD To Mrs. IoWnisy and
Sister Upper Sandusky: The,undersign-
ed, the parents of Robert r. Clarkson,
deceased, desire to express their gratitude
to YOU shd other friends who ministersd
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DRAFT POSTPONED!
DRS. BURRELL & BAIR.
SU RG EON DEN lists,

WILL be in Upper sandusky from the 9th
w day of September, untl the olst day of
November, prepared to perform all operations
in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry. Teeth
inserted ON = ivot, or from one 10 fail set on
gold, silver or vul canite base. Carious teeth
cIeansed, filled and etfecuolly preserved
W Charges moderate, aud all operations
warranted.
W Teet h extracted without pain.
eFs- Rooms at Ayres Build irg second
hoorp three doors east of he Post Office.
Up Sandusky, Sept l6, 1864.
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russ am FEATHER.

FUSB hHU FEATHEhS.
Could not stand the remaks made by loya
Minister during services at one Of our churches
last Sabbath evening, MIR sit down to them eli.
ther but out Of the house she bolted with about
as much grace and gentility as would become q
scared turkey.
How very invigorating. ONE.
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PROCLAMATION.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON

CEhN.
l, DAVID B0WsHER, do solemaly pro-
claim, that have sold out my entire stock
Of Groceries to W. Z. & A. Bowsher and
further proclaim that respectfully invite
all those indebted to me by note or book &C.
count, to cell and settle Immediately, as
am bound for the war.
further proclaim that this is "wsr ne
cessity." -,
Gentlemen, please call st The "steep roof
where you will always find tne ready 10 re-
eeive your "gree nbacks
Signed your obedient servant,
Upper sandusky, August 18th, 1854.
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GRADING
MORRISON ROAD +!

NOTICE is hereby given, that the job of
lNGrading portion OF the Morrison State
Road at the bridge over Broken Sword Creek,
on said road, in Eden Township, will be let
to the lowest responsible bidder BY tue Com
missiohers Of W Wyaudot County, ou Saturday,
the sth day of October A. D, 1861.
By order OF the CvmWissiSnes.
e..,'s', st.., HENRY a. HOY r
Septic, 1ssi.-,t
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, uncallcd fol
in Upper sandusky, Ohio, sept. 18th, 1864.
Brainard B. McLane Levi Mr..
Bowscr j cob Mason j. NJ Mr..
Blackburn Joseph Mr.. Peart Nathan
Denkel Jacob Stahl John
hnglehatt Amos M. Surplus Hirent
Goings Margaret Smith L. J. Mrs.
Hall Nancy Miss Sherman L. Mrs.
Harris Lucy e. Miss s. A. Miss
McCUmb Lizzie Miss
Persons calling for the above letter. will
please say they are advertised
l.. R. SEAMAN, P. NJ.
Sept. 18th, 1864.
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This spacs occupied by ten lines of this
type, (brevier.) constitutes square in meas
uring legal advertising.
These rates will be strictly adhered to,
and take off ect on and after the date of this
notice. ha ..1-Hfe. ,..l4- .
Drummer n POWELL; Pioneer.
RID. DUNN, Union.
Sept. 12thi 1854. -....
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'GtIN NORTH.

The Mail Train South makes close connection at III
bsna for Columbus, arriving in Columbus at $3.50 r NJ.
H. RICE, Superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sS NUMBER Of years have elapsed sinbe the in
10 PRODUCTION Of Hostetter's Celebrated Btcrs to
~ the public. The prejudice existing in the
w minds OF many persons against wha are de-
W GS nominated patent medicines at first greatly re
tarded its sale; but as its virtues and merits
became KNOWN this barrier ofpreudice was oterthrown
and the demand increased so rapidly that in few years
scarcely village existed in the United States in which
the afflicted had not experienced the benefits arising
from the Use of the Btdrs, and at present day there
are to be found in parts of the world vouchers for the
great merits of the article M grcateroure for Dyspep
sa can be found. See Advertisement For sale by Drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere lin.
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ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY!
g. u N z.'z!.;Ils| - s4sss

GUNNER Arrangements--Two Through
NExpress Trains between CLEV ELAND AND
NEW YORK. Takes effect May l6, 1864.
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SANDUSKY, DAfT0N & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME.
GOING SOUTH

On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854, Trains will
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ONE.