The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-08
RJIVVGs ITEMS.


cE' A largely attended Mormon conference
; was held last Saturday and Sunday on the Pa
clffic railroad, Missouri, over which a son of the
! prophet DO Smith presided. Three of his sons
were present and preached to the faithful. One
Of them preached in st. Louis, Sunday, to
large audience. ........-1 ,r.,,-7
G8S Perhaps it is not generally known that
of the $1,000 donation which the Pope sent to
the United States to be distributed by Bishop
Timon, of Buffalo, for the benefit of the wounded
soldiers, $500 was for the wounded Of the Fed
eral army, $500 for that of the rebels ,Jsdl
g:g" Tie members of the Staff Of the late
Gov. Gamble, of Missouri, have published in
book form the testimonials of respect called out
on the occasion of his death, together with
biographical sketch.
s5g" Gen. Rosecrans has ordered into the field
companies of the State militia, to protect those
counties of Missouri which have recently been
troubled by guerrillas. .,...
s5s Some rebel cavalry, under the command
of one Slemmons, recently attacked our forces at
Pine Bluff Ark, but were repulsed and chased
thirty miles. While the attack was being made
som of our troops got behind the enemy and
burned their camp.
GI5 The people of Lower East Tennessee,
held Convention at Chattanooga last week
and adopted resolutions advocating the 1mme-
diatc and unconditional abolition of slavery:
pedging warm support to the Government in
the existing war, indorsing the nomination of
Lincoln and johnson, and desiring tnat no
State reorganization shall be made, till basis
can be established securing permanent tranquil
iW a.ray t.s,,
eSY7 A letter from st, Petersburg states that
the telegraph intended to place the old and
new worlds in communication by way of Beh-
rings Straights not only decided on, but Is ac-
tuallt in course of execution, all the difficulties
both monetary and international, having been
surmounted. s a. sNss
e1E35" The Copperhoad press has great deal
to say about the waste the distress, and the
bloodshed of this war. All tears they shed are
only an evi 'ence of hypoericy. One thing is
certain, very little Copperhead blood has yet
flowed for liberty.
s:E5" General Hunters whole army il resting
in safe quarters, gettog supplies, and preparing
for future operations.
r53- The Fr.edmens Bureau Bill has passed
the Senate.
gF3" A lady in Detroit last Saturday was at
tackled with spasms and conestive chills from
drinking to freely of ice water. 1'al ai
Us" Guerrllas are troubling Henderson, Un-
iontown and Treadwater Ky, and they are sea,
tered all along the river, firing into boats and
generally. We have described their
SO often that it is not necessary to- rel
peat the details. .a-... ........
u" CoNvEnsArroN.-The object of converse
ton is to entertain and amuse. To be peacea
bic, you must learn to be good listener
man who monopoizes conversion is bore, no
matter how great his knowledge! 10 ihoG
tY" The liquor dealers in Lake county,
,aught it at 4he recent term of Common Pleas.
One was fined S. and costs. four $40 and costs,
another $50 and costs, another $l45 and costs.
with 90 days in jail, the ESTABLISHMENTS Of the
our last to remain closed until the fines are paid,
md bond of 81 900 each entered into not to
violate the liquor law in future.Z
eTye The rebels have placed large number
If our officers-..n their hands as prisoners--un'
Ter the fire of our guns in the city of Charleston
on being notified of the fact, our
government placed like number Of equalranl
,nier the fire of the rebel guns. l-f