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join J1snes aaa ME r, ". y C. Ruaes.

JaAH Jones and TpVs r., " J. c. Ruaes.
THE defsadant, ". y C. lipneA Is now and has
hsen CT inag tns alsent from this Stats, a.
shareed ca she bill It Is ordered that publication
~ made far fh1f anccessxe weeks in the Raaspite
Y5siq notifying saId defendant 10 appear before the
chailcary ConH At Knoxvlie so the 1rst Monday
n OcsDs e. next then asd there 90 make be defsnse
Is the bill 90 the same viii be taken confessed
enA sot .fss hearing az paFts.
49, Il oEipy II fls orders
,eis.4s pfss D. 4. DEAnERIcK, c. An
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Ha, craig, Trustee, Dc, rs. ", l. c. Hasies.
m dstsildaid, W r q uun.c., having ahAa-
dsred ia home and being uoe beyond the jatisdie-
tl 81 tbs Court Is stated n the blll ltis order.
- sssk babllcslioa - lssds fF four sneces.ivs
5srt "a ssreag before The Chaaesry Cart al Knox
ssis - e lrs afnlisns 81 October nsxi thcH aud
sk - lis slrinsn 20 she bill or tho same
,iIIs ssE - tog eonfsssa saa ~ Cot hearing ex
paEtk. :
ga nKsDnApEnfcK, Q IN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-18

National BASKs--Tbcre are DOW 3Is
Natieasi banks orkaHiEel, with capital ct
Sss.04sDeo Eight milli0n dotlars Of the
pew National currency have been issaed u
It's banks, bringing the issue up 70 The tEsi
Of Ianuary, since which time the esheFsise
banks have becu organised.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Referees sale.

Pierce County, Circuit co ri. State Of Wis
consin. l.. y. Newell, plaintiff. a.a'n~,
Hilton Doe. Loui-a \. Doe. and ". II.
York, tIcfrnda Is.
10y virtue and in pursuance of u Judgment
I'D and deere Of flr.rlSure and sale. rear
4, rel in said cnr'tt in llc al,,ve entitled ne
ton. Gated tie .7tb dav of Nav. l8i3 ! shali
cxIu-r ,.r sal, and x, To- the LieE,Si lidt!cr
al the front .lnnr of The Civ Bank Of Pres
coll. III the eitv of prt.sroi III S;fiI cnuntV
ana State nli Monday. tl,r' ] lth dav of 81 ri
1854 nj , O'Clock ~ tn, alt-ri non of said lav
tie folio inr Described mo.tragcd lrtlnis :
or so ., urh thereof shall lr necessary fu
siiisfg the an;s,i.ui If said Judgment and costs
and expenses of sale. tn Wit y cp-IIin pi,.c.
of Ian adjoining Dues 81 aid lion 10 tn.
village. (n"w cii J of rcscutt lnt,udc, oi.
the ror1h y, Hilton STREET an ~. snith T.,
~. Crnix St'r,t. nn Tie. ''ilsi hv Cha Il street
and on the wet ~ Il line ri'l.l vi h "n,'
tie iiu. at Lake sir-i /: III s'r cts Il, iu
IN saiL 2d IL d tni. continuing two acres
more or l.ss ais" l,'S il.rct ail f'r'r IA ll"ci
enc IN Dors q addition Ia the iilag. no.
CT. If nsc"ti. all IN Ieicc Cn':utg, ams
State of Wisconsin
Dated Il Prescott February 90 1861
i. @. BUTTON. Referee
YouNG * FirCn, Pits Auys. IL V6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
SumrnOns..FGr Relief.

Circuit Court, Pierce County William Will
ton. against Caroline A. Mckulr. Frank
MrKnne. Fred Mckurr. Julia Mckunc.
Mariah Hotrhkiss and William II. Baird.
To the above named ,itIcndai is:
Won. ard zach of you. are hereby sum
4 momrd a,.d required To answer The COM
r!aint ~ THIS c'i0n. wl,;ch will he I'll d in
The ntfire of the Clerk If ihe Cir-uit Court
counts Of III rce at Perry. tln. Cou:ty Seal
of said county and To serve a cop. of your
answer Ia tie said CONF iaini on the s',h-cri-
ber at the oiiir. of j. :. White. ia The city Of
Prescott. iiliu tWeI t. days after The service
at this SammGlis on Won. excl si'e 81 lbe ,iav
of such srrvic, and if Won fail io answer the
sal complaint within tlr time aforesaid the
llaimt If IN this action " i'll apply {" The cotIt
for the relief demanded Ia the complaint
Dated Feb. llth. 1854 42WG
WHITE IL JAY. plir's aity's.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
sF:niinotss.-EOr gg~Iirf.

Circgit Court. Picrcc C"urtv. Stale If y i
con>rn. Henry kci@Icr. i.laiu'iiF. aea.r>'
james G. HYATT. Louisa II at. G. ". We
gin. and Mathew Anderson, dcf-H.lanis.
To the above named defendants and all al
them
VII are lcrch, summsncd and required
4 Ia answer the c,I'il iaiIi ia Il l. ariio''
y hich wall tie fi.c! ia !.,. office Of he Cicii
of the CI.cuit Court. comfy of luTct.. q
Ellsworth The C".n;y S,;d iI,,r,of. ava l.,
=rrNe u c"i y oi yu aHs v'r y, The SAID Goa
lalui tite S'.lscii' crS. Ut l..,ir ciiic,. il
ih, city at Pre- OIL, witltu twrni, Tia, : at
Ter the 81, zee Of this S'.m;r ous on yo;.. cA-
81, Sivr of the dag II ch service IA ii 4
vo:l idil 10 answer the slil complaint with J.
Tie time aforesaid the plaintiff ia this ac' :"i.
viii ap, II To- the CoGIt for tAe relief d..ni :iu
ed ia tie C~ni 'ldi''.
Dated March ID. 1861 45W6
70, NJ & FiTcu. Ii ; atty's
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
summous-.FOr Relief.

Pierce County Circuit Court. David Nc
Noah against David BOustead.
To David Boustead
VOU are hereby summoned and required
To answer the complaint in this action.
wi ich will he fled in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court. county of Pierce. at
Perry. the County Seat of said county. and
Ia serve a copy of your answer 30 tie SAIL
comllaini on the subscriber. al the "ffice o.
j. =. White im the city nf Prescott. Within
twenty IA, : after he service 81 this summon
ON Won. exclusive OF the day of such service
and # Won fail to answer the said complaint
W ih u the time af,,r, sad. the plaintiff IN IN
action viii apply Ia the court for the relief
demanded in { e complaint.
Dated Prescott. Fe'.. 9th. 1864. H. &c
WHITE 4 jar. plff's att'ys.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Probate Notice.

Pierce Cornty Court. IN Pr"ha'e In the
matter of the IS ale of Caleb EastInan. de-
ceased.
a n reading and filing tie petition of SUI
~ san Eastman Of Prescott. IN said c,.u' iy.
repre- ctting among other ,hings That Caleb
! astman lite of Prescott in sail corn Y, oi
the 26ih ia, of February. SID. at hrs resi-
dcnr,. died mI'rsta' :. leaving soois. eliaitels
and estate within tins o,niy ;anl that she.
the said petitioner. is The widow of SAID tie.
ceased ami praying ilrt administration of
said estate be Ia her granted
1t is ordered thai SAM clifton he heard
before The ledge of the Court nn Monday.
the f'irih day of April neat. at ten % clock a
NJ. at his office IN tia. city If Prescott
And it is fertilizer ordered that moi ic,. he Civ
en la lie heirs OF said d' c,7scti. anu to al
persons inieresieI. by p'.hII-iing Il copy al
this order ioI tiirre successive weeks ,,rinr to
said day ut anaring Ina the Prescott Journal
a weekly new spaler. Published at Prescott IA
said c".niy- VIM. Ii IVES, Co. Judge
Dated March g. 1851. n44N3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Notice of Attachment.

County OF Pierce. IS s Tn Justice Court
City of Prescott. :" o's''s ooUi''
To :, lvanus Taylor;
W on are hereby nntifisd that warrant
4 Of attachment h BEEN Issued against
you. and yoir property aiiaeile Ia satisfy the
demand of john Harwell. Amounting To TWEEN
ty nine dollars N0w unless Won shall an
pear before J. C. Button. Police j slice in
ond for said CITY Of Prescott. ar his offire 10
said city. on the Sih day of April d 1864.
at one o clock ia the afternoon. judgment will
be rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt JOHN HARwtLL,
Dated March 10, 1864. Plaintiff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Tax Sale Notice.
STATE OF wIscoSsIy, J

STATE OF WIscoNsIX,
County If Pierce, S. )
NOTfCE IL hereby Civ
en- that each and every
piece Of the following
described real estate, or
so much thereof as may
Be necessary, will besold
for taxes. interest and
charges q ereon, f,rtie
yesr 1865. on the see
ord Trus,iav Of May, 4.
D. 1874, snd such sue
ceeding DAYS as NAV le
necessary u complete
thu sale, unless the tsN-
Is interest and charges
snail be paid On said
described T al eStIte be-
fore said dtT If ssie.-
Sale a. commence a =
O'Clock A. n. at tie Go.
Treasarer'S Office, - the
town Of Perry, Jnniy
and Stat, aforesaid.
Iiated ut thr 0dee IF
the COUNTY Treasurer,
April 6.u, 1854.
A ii3SuN.
Go. Tressurer.
NOrg.--Those pieces
O. land IN wiich the
taxes were pad alter
t1js list vas pat in the
nfintrrs hauis bat be-
lore t,.e d.. af sale. siil
not lie soiI. although
ia,IRict l. tai list
T.,r. IT RfRgs Ii.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Pierce 60. Conrs-.Ef, Probate.

Ia the matter Of The estate Of Y. Y. Powell
dec, ased.
q \ reading and filing the petition of L n
~ Powell and NJ. A. POWELL. adninistr1-
tors of TIE esiat of I'D deceased. r,ying fpr
all extension of time 10 pay the Indebtedness
of SAID estate:
Ii is ordered that said petition be heard he
fore the Judge of this Cni.rt on Monday the
fourth day of April next. a; one O'clock T.. VI
at his office IN the city Of Prescott And it Is
lurlhrr ordered that notice ther, of he given
Ia all PERSONS Interested. by publishing a
copy ofthis order for three W eks sHccrsSivrlv
prior Ia said day of hearing. IN the Prescott
Journal. weekly newspap r. printed at Pres
colt IA said county
Nm HowEs. Comfy Judge.
Dated March Is. 1864. n45w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
Administrator sale.

fierce Co MY Corit-Im PRO- ate H. III,
mriicr Ct the estatcof Allen Is Wilson, d, :
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23

Pierce Co MY Corfi-In prnl ate l.. III,
mriier Ct the estatcof Allen Is Wilson, d, :
ceased.
NJ Office IS le'civ given thai l,v viy:,.,
~ ana ia puTs ancr uf ;i order ui lie rs
made ia SAID matter on the 7lh hav of March
1864. 10y the cU'iniy CO !ri &c said cn':,ty III.
undeISI- ned administrator of the ,Siat.. will
on the 4lh day of April neat. ut ten o'c 'ock
IN The f,irnoon. al the front door of r. =
Co;l:ers STORE, ia the i'Iwn of ianlun Bluff
III said unity. offer for sale al public vendlt
TIN. following described lands to-wii
Let 5. block 4. IN the ,iiage al Morfa
Diamond. Lot 3. in s,ciIon 10 ~ ALEC
acres l'ait of lot /. Ia section II. - s5-lCO
acres PART If iot ,. IN stCton IA. about :
nc: g All If the above d,scr,b, Il lands ~,
ia toNn - range 10. in SD conniy : h"
terms If sale will be made known at The tim,
and place of ,le.
S. COULTER. Administrator
Dated March 10. 1861. 45w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
T"n 26. Rdnqcl Is

All IF there4tf
ne I ]
exc ~ 10 acres
il III "prT e laid
out ito lots IN
the ii lago Of
Reid ~ ! L..
Pat .(up / IF
ne ]
'rci"r iuCat he
ne "orn'Tcf nte
I ~ ne Il. then
81 ; rods. thea
n SIS lc %. 3
y lis. thence n
= Q - rods,
{ g &c II : : tn
g. de { ence
aS= IL r-,is
thence G -. s
~nds o. lla'-.t
l"cinni ~.
ialt JW4ctne
qrt.f ]
i,e.ianin on the
auir'rr ii @ =:
&c conner # ,
a"t lot ass. Ss''i
" Benin, n
-, ~ ro''s ST
tt.e qu~rter sec
ion uosF. on n
i 2" src ion !,
thence = IL :.
. once : Sn= gr
ca. & rods, III n
~ 80 rods 70 the
rlt@ # la,gic-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23

line q Aetif.i'ta ST.
to the Mississippi i NV
CT. th-Bre Down said
river 10 the place Of
l@einEiug.
Il acTs.sil lot l
b+einiing on the Mis-
-is-iPI,i river al the
sW corr r nf I.evee st
In the viii ge of Hay
CItv, tbeac- J. AZ e
To tive wes'eIiy lime
of Washington SIR 81
tile G "a So " On
the westerly line Of
~ sl.ington st '" 81
st, heTe : a. W
3 ofs Ia the " liHe
of said lot }, thence
: on = III " il e To
the Mis- ISL I.iver,
then Slnwn said river
/ tn pace of beginning
Part ctl"t in
be-iri-'g AZ the ne
cor. Oi int ,, thence
n on the e Ii e Ot $ .
. lot 10 Pei ia 81, IN
the yillSge of BAY q
~, theme = Az W
tn Jackson -. tleuce
n IS : " I tIe west
line Of SAID lot 2,
th nee n To pl.ce Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-23
E2E2E:SCoTP AIam-@UPPLENIE
TOWN "a, RANGE Il.
COnfiuued


PART SkC. SEC
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sw or of ae or
se Or of ne or
sw or of svqr
se or Of sw or
ne or Of se or
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sw ar of So or
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ne or ofne ar
sw or offs or
sw qref sc or
sc ar Of Sc a
nv qr # No or
NV or Of NV or
NV az of se ar
Sc qrof 81 Qr
P.rt If sw ar # sw 1
beginning a. tine NV
corner, thence = q
the Sw come thence
= IN the : lire oi ) u
street. in the viiIage
of Bay CITY, thence
n l4- Q on the unr-
therlv side If 5th Il.
To Jackson 81. thence
n 46 : W. IL the s
line of SaIi sv ar.
then, e " 10 plaee #
begin leg.
Partsf 81 ar nf Sw ar
l,~ginniag NJ ia 81
corner. TN e. n ~
the sli = T. } ksOn
-. ia the village e
i.ay Citv, t'Irhr- n
10 : west On n sile
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
Great Fire In Columbia, g. C.

The town Of Columbia, South Caroli-
ma, was visited, recently, by most de,
sleuctive conhsgration. The greater part
Of two entire squares were consumed.-
The South Carolinian says of the loss:
"The total loss Of the day, as estima-
ted by one of the gentlemen most inter
ested, is as follows: Two thousand sew
EN- hundred bales uplands and eight hun
dred bales sea island, (of which two quail
tiles about eight hundred bales belonged
to Government) stored in the sheds of
Messrs. Blakely Il Co.; say five hundred
bales uplands and sea islands, stored in
the sheds of Messrs. Gibbes g. Co.; three
residences and out-houses belonging to
Capt. Casson T. D. Feasler, and another
party. whose name is unknown to u.s.
Total value of misunderstanding upland,
at $500 per bale, and sea island at 81 900
The value of other property destroyed,
including furniture, salt, and various ar
ticles stored for safe keeping. will proba-
bly, be covered by 100000. 1t is un-
derstood that most of the above was par
tally insured by It's different owners, but
the loss in insurance is divided among
some twenty or thirty Offices. The FIRE
is supposed by many to be the work Of
an iucendiary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
sentment,they will be-looked upon with
good-humored pity. as very curious relics
of the old Slavery infatuation.
Present Condition.

The opinion generally current, is tha
the so-called Confederate govern men
is in the last throes of dissolution, ant
this is strengthened, by the altered tone o
the Southern press the private accounts
received of the sulferings, through desti
tuition, Of the people and armies in thai
quarter, as well as the gradual progress
s-d occupation of Northern troops. II
may all be true, and il would be cheering
il it were, and yet the premature enter
ialnment of it may work mischief by ren.
derng US too confident and secure, and
para!yzlng effort in preparing for what
may still come. 1t must be recollected
that those who hold the reins of power
or still unreenting, and as they well
know that their property and life are sus,
pended on the issue, they will be natural
ly induced to struggle on with despera.
ton, and stake all on the result. Men in
this mood Of mind will not be readily
subdued, and the more threatening their
position, the more furiously they will re-
sist. In all probability other battles are
still to be fought,and perhaps more bloody
ones than we have yet witnessed. Hence
it is not the best policy of the public
press to assure the people at large, that
the enemy is on the eve of succumbng
Hopes thus high wrought, would be sue
'eeded by great dependency should a
reverse occur Government, we trust,
will see 10 it that our armies are stronger
han ever, and fully prepared in the next
to crush the rebellion at
blow.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
afforded much pleasure to large compa-

afforded much pleasure to large compa.
ny. Z 4
Within the last twenty.four hours, the
writer says, we have passed through eve.
ry grade Of seasons, from Summers heat
with thunder and lightning, to cold, pro
ducing ice an inch thick. A cold south
wind is blowing this morning. but the
weather is clear and pleasant.
There is nothing exciting from the
font.
THE REBEL sxADoARp-THs APpREHEN-
.. DED ATTACK ON MOBILE.
We learn from the Richmond Whig,"
Jan. 95th, that Apprehension exists at
Mobile that the city is threatened with
an early attack by the enemy. In con.
nection with the statements of late United
States papers that "secret expedition
left New Orleans on the 3Oth of Decem-
Der to operate against Mobile" and that
an intrencled camp is to be established
at Pascssoula, "to facilitate operations
when the rainy season ends" The Mo.
bile Tribune says, information has been
received that extensive operations are on
foot at Ship lssud. Heavy transports
have passed along the Atlantic coast
southwark for some destination not sta
ted.
The Tribune appears to be so well sat
isfed of the intention OF the enemy, that
1t assumes ita duty to give warning, and
urges the removal of non combatants,
that the city may be left as much as pos.
slole to the fighting men.
AS operations of any magnitude must
necessarily be suspended in Virginia and
Tennessee during the Winter months,
the probability is that Mobile is as likely
to be attacked as any other point on the
coast The purpose of tho enemy is to
again bsect the Confederacy, and the
possession OF Mobile would, no doubt, be
desirable as 4 necessary preliminary, and |
As base of operations for co-opeiating
with the descending column from Ten
nessee, Should these apprehensions be
we'll founded. the city will very probably
be subjected TO an attack both by sea and
and Whatever may be the enemy's in.
.entions we are pleased to learn that, if
hey are resisted with tolerable spirit. no
ioubt Is entertained of their repulse.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
HEEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.

For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habit
of Dissipation, Early lndisc retion Of Abuse, ~
tended with the following symptoms =
Ihdisposition 10 Ex.
etiou, Loss of Memory,
Weak Nerves, Horror of Dis.
ease Dimness of Vision, Univer-
sal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Dryness of the skin, Lo.s Of
Power, Difficulty of Breathing, Trembling
Wakefulness, Pam in the Back, Flushing of
the Body. Eruptions of the Face, Pallid Coun.
tenance, &c., &c.
These symptoms, if fallowed to go on. which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lmpotency,
Fatality Ep.
ileptie Fits, in
Que of which tho
Patient may expire.
Who can say that they
are not frequently follow.
ed by those "Direful Disea.
ses." "INSANITY AND
CONSUMPTION" Manyare
aware of the cause Of their snffer-
ing, but none will confess the re.
cords of the Insane Asylnms. And
Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
setion. The Constitution once effected with
Organic Weakness, requires the stonge.t Medi-
cine, to Strengthen and lnvigorate the System.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
The Walden. Mass. Bank Robber and
Murderer Dircovered. 5t...

The Walden bank robber and murder.
er has at length been arrested. in the per-
son of Edward W. Green, Postmaster at
Walden. Green has confessed the crime.
He was arrested few days ago for the
murder Of young Converse and the rob
berry OF the bank. on the 18th Of Decem-
last. He has confessed his guilt. and
describsd his shooting Of Converse, the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
Leap Year.

1.-THE la,lies do not avail themselves
Of the privileges Of this bissextile or leap
year, it is their own fault or misfortune.
During 'leap- year. they have right to
make advances toward their favorte, and
ifhe proves obtuse, to sharpen his per-
ceptions Of the felicity Of the connubial
state, They have right to suggest that
thers was but one Roman General, whose
name might be constantly upon their
tongue's'end during leap year. and that
was Marius--Marry usl They have an
undisputed right to iusinuate that he is
no hero who is afraid to take up "arms;"
particularly when those arms are nice,
delicate. plump ones and look much bet
ter around a gentlemans neck than any
other species Of comforter" Yes leap.
year is with you dear ladies', and it
should teach you something. Has he
not grown fonder. or-is he still cold as
an ieiCle! Has he not evincsd DISPOSE
tion to Introduce the mcmentous question.
If not encourage him. Make all due al
lowsuce for his timidity; for really, men
are tnorsafrsd Of women than they are Of
meu.'p Smile on him! Whisper lowl Take
him out sleighriding; invite him to oys.
ter suppers and be sure to pay the e1pen-
ses! Give him confidence; then snswsr
him when he murmors his prayers in
yonf ear, like q kind and sensible crea-
ure."yss"! Be sure thet you do this
whibut year lasts, for it will pass
.quicklyssw.y. -a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
Gxempting Farmers.

The Richmond Wing. says: "The ques
llon of subsistence, both for our people
aud our armies, should never be lost
sight Of, whatever may be the urgency Of
increasing the number OF our men in the
field. We are pleased to see that bill
has been introduced in tho House by Mr..
Smith, OF North Carolina, proposing to
revive the privilege of substitution as far
as applicable 70 those who, previous to
the lst of January, 1864, were engaged
in raising subsistence Tor man. Negroes
left to themselves, will not make their
own support. They will become consu
mers, instead Of producers. apart from
greater injuries they would commit, from
The utter decentralization that will ensue,
especially where they are in largo gangs,
if relieved of the restraint of their man.
agers. The country is now full of de-
serters and straggers, hiding in our
and swsmps, and in many in,
stances, confedersling with negroes in
upon planters. Remove the
planters, and the country will soon be,
come an easy prey to demoralized sol
llers and skulkers, and to negroes who
will become rapidly rebsrbarianzed.
We would suggest, in extending this
to planters, that it be required
ot every one so exempted, that he shall
iel'ver to the Government, promptly and
Ii good ORDER a certain proportion of the
surplus of his crops. He will thus be-
come more useful to the amy, than if he
'arried musket in the ranks.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.

In the senate Mr.. Converse offered q
resolution in favor of an anne ndment te
the Conscrption Law SO that soldier.
charged with murder, manslsughter and
other crimes, may be handed over to the
civil authorities for trial. Laid on the
table for printing.
Several bills were considered in Com
mittee of the whole.
In the House Mr. Scott's resolutions to
instruct the State Treasurer to sell $7O,-
600 in coin in the Treasury at not less
than the market price, was adopted by
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The House Bill to require the officers
of courts to deposit unclaimed costs and
money remaining In their hands with the
County Treasury was indefinitely post
poned. The Relief bill was considered
tie remainder Of the afternoon.
A spirited and bitter discussion arose
relative to taking the distribution of the
township trustees, and giving it to per-
sons authorized bya country agent, who
will receive his appointment from tho.
Governor, in which the Copperheads
came off second best.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU .
Va Positive and Specific Remedy for diseas-
es Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
sical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power Of Diges.
ton, and excites the Absorbents into healthy
action by which the Watery or Calce. ous de.
positions, and Unnatural Enlargements are re-
duced, as we'll as Pain and Inflammation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-12
POSTPONED.

Senate resolution TO authorized the Sen
ate and House Committees on Agricul-
ture, and on Colleges and Universities,
to visit farmers College, was postponed
until the next January session. The
other business of the morning WAS un.
important.