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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

Having been called aud sworn, tosttAcd that he
had been In the service I've months when he was
captured, aud was eonhued In the prison AZ Belle
Iale, Thirteen thousand prisoners were confined
there with me. They had no shelter hut lying
on the ground. This was In the winter time
Tho prisoners had about half enough to 1.-Two on.
The rAtlons were twenty Ave pounds uf meat TO
one hundred men, and nearly all that was bone.
some men froI" to death. some starved TO death.
They would not bury the merak They would lay
for seven TO nine days, Spoke u the Lisutenan
who had charge Of the Island. lie said he had
nothing to do with II. That We must see Major
Turner Many men volunteered to work II they
would give them something to eat. Witness lay
on the ground two months without once putting
his head under shcltar
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

Testified that she was the slave Of Dr.. Mudd lei
his house last January Freqnently Jaw mel
come to thsAhouse. some times last sum Iner then
the Plnss, near his sPringj got their yietuAis a
DR.. Mudd'E house DR., Mudd would take tn
VictuAls 10 them, When the men came In IN,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

tostihod that he was prisoner of war from June
1868. to May, 1884 The prisoners got half a
loaf of broad aud spoonful Of rice. Sent n com
municHtion 10 Judge Ould, lie sent us reply
stating thslr prisoners Wer0 treated ~ bad I;
would not set Us buy our own food, bat kept our
money.
They would put hftecn or sixteen prisoners on
= cart aud tie them with n rope Rs they would
sacks Of grain, though there were plenty of am.
balances not la use. We went te soc Turner, the
commander Of the prison; hs refused to give us
enough for them
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

testified that he was = slave aud Nyed near Dr..
sNmusl A. Mudd. Recognized the prisoner,
Witness knows Benjamin Garduer heard con
yersati0n hstFeen Gardner aud Mudd Ou one
saturday. Heard Ben Gardner say, sam We
gave them hell at the Rgppahsnnock. " Doctor
said, ,"res, we did 4" Doctor said l"SionaEaIl 5 a
smart mau. " Gardner said stoncWsll was go.
Ing to cross oyer and take Washington, aud soon
said he would not be surprised II he (StoReW ALI
did II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

The Senate had approved of the bill fol
the loan of i2a, OOO, 900 lire, by 70 against Ii
votes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

having heeR called, and aworu, testified that he
was In the Eeryiso OF The rebel government, n
clerk at the Libby Prison, iu March. 1854 When
General Fitzpatrick was making a raid In the d.
reetion Of Richmond the Libby Prison was mined
witness saw the fuse to explode the building, aud
saw the place where the powder was busled II
was an eight second fuse which was 10 set OF the
powder In case General Fitzpatrick had succeeded
In getting into Richmond. Tho powder was taken
outSecretly In May, The kno led 60 o. the powder
being In the prison was concealed. MNJOr6urRer,
the keeper Of the prison, was acting under the
instructions Of the Secretary Of War.
Mr. LATUCHE,
Having been called and sworn, testified that he
had been In the service Of the rebels, as lisuton
ant, He was detailed for duty al Libby prison
In March, 1854 Major Turner told witness that
the prison was mined.
The spectators In tho Gu art room kept IN such
conversation aud whispering thf Il was i'm.
possible for the reporters to get tho evidence Of
this Witneas,l ' "#". II -
nR. FRANK A'uEE
Testified that be knsW the prisoner, Samuel
ArRold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25

sworn. Lived with DR.. Mudd heard HIM say he
was guing 70 Pend mo and three others to Rich
mond to build bAtteries; he was talking to vii.
ness, Walter Bowie. and Jerry Dyer
tAt one o'clock the court took recess until
two o'clock
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
The wapakoueta Union.

All hail to you, old comrade. snd your new
adjunct in The battle of freedom, we heartily
grYetand welcome the sturdy youngstefto-the
arena Of politics and other public doingc, may
1t weekly grow In grace, and win laurels Of ap-
probation from the Republican dwellers in thst
Goshen Of fat things, the good old ccdhty Of
Auglaise, and every other county within whose
borders it may make its advent. otho ]. Pow.
ell is a trump, and We feel assured will look
well to The interests Of the constituency Of his
bailiwick, he they political, mercantile, or
otherwise. Success 10 you, old boy, may you
90 on prcsFeripg and 70 prosper until the later
day. EZEz& EOS G0NA =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Very Much Cohcefiled.

Our sndkv friends, Of the coppetv persuasion,
are very much exercised abotit the manner in
which the Union party intend conducting the
campaign. They need not fret their gissards,
1t is nuhe Of their business, and it is idle in
them to busy themselves in hewing out new
planks for our platforttiA-we will reject them;
nor in laying down rules for ottr governance--
we shall not abide by them, Or one thing they
may rest assured, it will be done upon principles
of right and ho1or. The Union men act on
the square, and don't resort to fraud to carry
elections. .,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Blood Will Tell.

The q Democracy" having a large majority
In Vintun county, this State, are not quite SO
anxiotis to obtain the totes Of the soldiers as
their brethren In this section of the State ap-
PEAR to be. The Register says the party in their
Convention deliberately "snubbed" the soldiers,
and that the following preamble and resolution
expresses the sentiments OF the Democracy there:
WHEREAS, the Democratic party have ever
had contempt for these !" abolition, Niger
loving soldiers" and whereas, the war is oter,
and We can get along without them, therefore,
I Resolped, That the returned soldiers, and the
veterans still in the field. can go to the ID,
without any serious injury to the Democracy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
The Scout and Ranger.

E. Holly is now canvassing Wyshdot county
for subscribers to this spirited and Interesting
book, published by J. r, Hawley &sCo.. Git
cinnati. 1t is well written narrative of the
personal adventures of Corporal Pike, Of tile
4th Ohio Cavalry, as Texan Ranger in the
Indian wars, and aftetwstd Scout and Spy in
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and The Gafolhas.
under Generals 0. NJ. Mitchell, Rcsecrans,
Stanley, Sheridan, Lytle, Thomas ana Sher-
man; fully illustrating the Secret Service. The
thrilling adventures, exciting and reckless ex-
PLOTS and hair breadth escapes of Pike, as given
by himself, will interest and smnse. 4.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
NOTICE in PARTITION.

Robert w. Pool, Of Wood county, 0 Almond
NJ Pool Il Elizabeth ]. Pool of Richlandcoun.
ty, o., George w Pool, Sarah A. Pool. Rosetta
NJ Pool, Frank M. Pool, Jessie y. Pool, Ira S.
Pool & Lucy Ann Pool, Of the county of Wyan-
dot, o., will take notice that d petition was
fled against them, OF the 56th day of August,
A. D., 1865 in the Court ID Common Pleas.
within and for the county Of Wyandot and
State of Ohio, by Harvey J. Pool of said county.
and is now pending wherein Said Harvey J..
Pool, demands partition of therfollowing real
estate tg-wit :; The East half of the North, west
quarter of section twenty-three (23) in Town
ship two ~ Range fourteen East (14) Of the
Wyandot reserve in the said county of Wysn-
dot and State of Ohio, containing eighty acres
more or less, and that at the neSt term of said
court the said Harvey J. Pool, viii apply for
an order that partition may be made of said
premises. ".s ~
Dated this 18th day Of August, A. D., 1865.
HARVEY J. POOL. by
\. Henry Maddux, his Atty
Aug. 30th, 1S65.-6t. $50
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Wyandot County Fair.

EB- All who take an interest IN the
welfare and reputation Of our county as
sna Agricultural and Industrial district.
will not fail TO remember and tpepaie
for the exhibition which takes place Oh
the 9th, 2S.h and a9th days of Septem-
Der, proximo. Let us not lag behind
our sister countries in maintaining the
reputation Of Our good old mother, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

In Inpursuancc Of an order granted by the Pro
bate Court of Wyandot County, Ohio, will
ofier for sale, at public auction, OH Thursday,
the 9th dhy of October, A. D. 1866. at o'clock
Afternoon, at the door Of the Court House, in
Upper Sandushy, the following described real
estate, to-wit the west thifd Of In Lots nim-
bered one ~, two ~ and three (3) of George
Q. Wolfotd's second addition to the town Of
Upper sanduaky; said three In Lots being taken
from Out Lot niimbeted ote bundled and six
(l06, on the original plot Of said town of Up
per Sandusky, III the County OF Wyahdot, and
State of Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
Terms of sale, one third in hahd, aid the
balance in two equal annual payments, with
interest, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. n 81 LIN 81 .lLL
: / TIIl #1i JOHN X. tNGEL, r y
Guard minor heits of VIM. M. Blueher, decd.
Sept. 4, lSG5-4t ..I Ece r,H,a8t...
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SOLDIERS RE-UN1ON!!!
<p}9 ~ -
Upper Sandusky, Sep, 23, 1865

The following is the order adopted for the
exercises Of the. Soldiew' Re Union, to be held
n Upper sapdpsky, Ohio, Saturday, Septem-
Der 23d, 1855: l&EHkEESbfE
First, the different tuwhshirs viii, upoh ar
rising IN town, report to the Chief Mnrshal,
who will assign them their proper place in the
procession. wp sFs "a Nw Hs%
Second, Dinner at Sears Grove. n
Third, after dinner several addresses will be
delivered by distinguished speakers from ads
tance.
That this order1 of exercise may be carried
out, the following officers have been appointed
Chairman, Col. Wilson Chief Marshal, Jona-
than Ayres Assistant Marshals, !. M, Kirby.
Upper sahduskys James K. Agnew, Wyahdot
Henry worley, Little saudusky !; Capt. "
Davis, Marseilles; Capt. ]. W. Chamberlain,
Carey Capt H. H. Ragon, Tymochtee Capt
D. Hartzsock, Bellevernon Capt. james Glib
son, Sycamore Capt. Samoel Harper. Eden
Committee on Table, Dinner and Stands, Col.
JOINT. Ayres, Capt 8. S. Petit. Capt. ]. stoker,
II. E. Griseli, and John Ragoh. Committee on
Finances, CIV. Beety, NsT e%
The dinner is to be the free contribution of
Loyal, Patriotic and Union loving people Of
the county. II is expected that the Ladies OF
the county will prepare provisions. and bring
their basket contributions to the dinner, by 10
o'clock, A. M. ~ , ,,s u- ..r.s s,sa.
Cold Ham, Chickens, Turkeys, Bread, Cake,
Pies, Fruit &C., are needed to make UP good
dinner. # M 81 E "
Let there be an abundant supply prepared,
SO that our brave boys may enjoy hearty Re-
Union Repast on the huppy occas'oh.
eY- The veteran heroes of 1879, Of whom We
have still quite number left in the county.
are respectfully invited to be present and par
take with their younger brothers i'll the festivi
ties of the day. s, 90. ... 2, =,
BY order Of So A
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Speriat 9ntiees.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
O. s'lt' Communicated ''H rf'
Lines on Sister Libbie's Death

"A shadow DER onr threshold lay
1T had been hovering there all day
( We felt it, presence, morn and noon,
Shroudihg US in its heavy gloom. =.
Our cottage home seemed sad and drear,
Aud every heart was hushed in fear,
For that sister dear before us lay,
Passing slowly but surely away. 8 2
A fair flower, with dropping head.
Lay pillowed on a death th.bed-uo,t
Its golden tfesses found II lay, .AJfa
Hinged with the suns last gentle ruyA-
An angel face, uf soItest mold,
SO purely white and still and cold, ,,,
The lips just parted, stealing through
The breath came soft as falling dew. '
The death-coid hands lay folded sweet,
As if che just had dropped to sleep,
The half-eloced eyes SO dfeainy~-life %
Seemed vailed froin all, Of mortal sight,
All | well we knew that death had come
To beer"u datling from our home,
For on that loved pure white brow ar
The death damp gathered slowly now.
Ncaret4-nearer-cam il now '"p
Death had touched our durling's brow;
Smiling eweetly, there she lay,
Just as II to rest from play u.. r
But our hearts are sad and LONE
List We tor her gentle tone, .s b. wp s a
For the tread Of gentle feet, ,fH
Which We DO oft did meet.
Watching, waiting, ali In vain~- a.,
For Libbie ne'er will come again.
But we know our darling now 4 EFy
Wears upon her angel brow MAJ .E
Purer gems than ever shone
In monarch's regal throne--
Yes, we will miss you. Libbie dear, ,.y
And oftiines drop the silent tear. IA III.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Bear it In Nina.

One of the broadest farces Of the age
is the attempt Of the Democracy to ca
jole the returned soldiers. The De.
mocracy must wipe out its record. The
men who were called "helions, " "hired
hessians," butchers "Lincoln hire
libgs" are not likely, after glorious sac
riice for their country, to s,ultify Them
selves by voting for the candidates OF
the party which slaudered them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Watch 'eIi1.

AS the Fall Election approaches. don't forget
TO remember that, BY virtue of proclamation
of the President. of March TO- issued in con-
formity to law Of Congress. dated March 3,
1863, all persons duly enrolled, who went be-
yond the limits OF the United States to avoid
the draft, are prohibited from exercising the
elective franchise. 1t will be the duty of the
authorities 10 enforce this penalty in all cases
at the coming election ~. -s-1 "a -sr7
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
MIR. Nasty Opposes the Nomination Of
3"'i Soldiers. hel 2
SAINTS Hkst, (wich is in the ttnit hvl
. - Moo Gersy,l August 81, 1866.

SAINTS Hksr, (wich is in the etuit hvl
s5 as. Moo Gersy,) August 81, 1866.
f'her wus wttnst doctor who had pashent
he wuz phssikin. While theaphisik wuz a
workin, he changed his mind and administerd
a vomick. The pashehts stumick wuz in wat
might be calld a dilemmer. The phssik wus
pullin down, the tomick wuz pullin DIP,
aud hepcof bowels. Undecided which to follet,
aIlowd the diseese to fasteh Itself, when either
wood hev etpelld it. The pashent died. and
am happy to state that his eztate wuz insolvent,
and the ijeotik physician didn't git bis bill.
Jest SO, Dimocrisy got the stumick axe when
the war commenst. Ferpandy wood admins
terd the Peace puke. and Mcclellan dosed it
with War physik. The psshent is heetly ded,
and neither doctor got rich out Of the assets. Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

IA "a N flrVtfohc = iViiooij Mf M 8
Farewell to Libbie. ! n q a @
Farewell, dearest ,Libbie, with the roses Of
summer. #}s5kEE u Sff fl
Thou hast left us In youths bright opening
N day ~
We bow to the stroke, vet sadly we tnurmur,
That Death should have snatched our idol
away. dg0ld S1 fUHf III 4
Farewell, dearest girl, no more will thy pres
ence aos,g.i .Fa 1rm..a} 81 . M
Bring joy and glsdness to the home thuu didst
/ love; '' "'l"' 'f'' t' II
Thy friends, now berei, in sadness are inourn'
ing, s.aa rt., yat ala.H N. .H,5sgr
While thuu art rejoicing In mansions abuve'
o teach US, sll-wise and heavenly Parent,
Submission to this thy unchanging decree,
Believing thou dost not willingly chasten, I'D
But only to bring Thy children to Thee. t+
< lsr -.i s. NJ. BouaiifoN,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Fool Who 2

Let soldiers returned from glorious
battle fields, when appealed to to vote
the Democratic ticket, ash who dcnounc-
ed the war as tyrannical-who talked
about invading. the south-who called
President Lincoln a widow. maker-one
of hells outsiders, tyrant and mur-
derer 2 fl y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20


people for their consideration. Here they are
again, Robert, patiently awaiting your future
actiont s-a-. -~rar -4r~r-es ,--fs- ger- 7.sa.-s,
l. Did not the Union oppose the efforts Of the
Government to suppress the rebellion?
3. Did not Hehry A, Hoyt, Candidate for Aud
itot, take the office he now holds, knowing
that Martin had beat him at least one hnn-
dred and forty votes--and whether it was
very gentlemanly act to take that to
which he was not entitledf
8. Did not Henry A. Hoyt belong to the "sons
of Liberty" and was he not cooperating
with that society in all its opposition to the
Government? Els W
A. Did not II. A. Huytsay that Tie IT, s. Gov
eminent was the AeaREssoa, by provoking
Sottth Catoliha to fife upon the Star of the
West
s. Did not II. A. Hoyt declare that he had not
and would not encourage volunteering, and
that he regarded the wat a WRONG on our
part n.. LINK ft ~ 47a. .fer7.,
6. hid not H. A. Hoyt, in the darkest hour of
the nations history, circulate d Peace pa
per for signatures, which had for its sheet
disgraceful submission Upon the part of
I the North to the South I aa aaft,
Z. Did not II. A. Hoyt circulate a subscription
paper for the relief Of VallHhdig CHAM, the
convicted traitor ? +. ., r, 6ali F.
s. Did solitary individual placed in futnna-
tion on your County Ticket, with the sin
gle expectioh of the one who was In the
field, lend a helping hand to maintain the
integrity of the Union : ist<tar.
9. How is it, Robert that toh are fouhd sup
porting semi deitoctrtic platform, accord
ing TO yout own Interpretation, when you
have one after your own heart before yoh
got Up by those pute apostles of the peace
principle, Aleck Long and Bill Cnty,
every plank of which is sredolent with the
true affiatus for which yen have been bat
Ting SO valiahtly during the Withholding
omitted, not even the "Slavery" and
State Rights" plahkc. We ask, How
could you apostatise from so pufe faith !?
10. Did he, DUNN, not say" Damn The col.
dfeTs oote. g.tsF rEH 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
FEHT'S MILL.

NEW MUsIC-"FU NERAL MARCH TO
lNTHE MEMORY or ABRAHAM LINE
COLIN" the Martyr President, by Mrs Z. A.
PARCHURST, the popular composer Tho
Home Journal says; This isa fine. +. composiij, !,
RE ISSUED WEEKLY. Price 80 cents; with
vignette of the President so cents. Mailed free.
publisher. Horace Waters, No. 4s1 Broadway
New York. fully 12, '65.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

No one need have the Tooth ache If they go
TO Dr.. Cressinger, and get their teeth filed be-
fore they commence to ache. 60 and get your
teeth examined. and if decated he will fill
them and ,oorrahi them permahent and do it
scithout pain! This Is no humbug. i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Tottering and Feeble Dyspeptics,

Nervous invalids Of both SEXES, and all who
suffer from general debility Of luual weak hess,
receive immediate and permaucht beteft fiuin
that most wonderful of Turkish ihvigorants,
Biokene. For sale by j. A. Maxwell and h.
A. McKelly, E.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Prepare for II.

Don't forget that next Saturday, the 93d inst,
is the Grand Union Demonstration In faeot Of
the returned Soldiers. Come in your strength.
eE Ladies, be on hand with your baskets,
we'll filed, by 10 o'clock at the latest,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
THE COMMITTEES.
Upper sandusky, Sep, 2l, 1865.

awe know the world is dark and roigh,
But time betrsss that souh enough"
Still goodly portion of the dark spots may be
eradicated by those, afflicted with Catarrhal
difficulties, by the use Of DR.. D. H. Seelys',
Liquid Remedy, For sale by all Drusgsts -
Try It, '''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm name of F. f. FowLlR & Co.,
was by mutual consent dissolved upon the 2lst
of August.
All claims against the firm Of tt. r. Fowler ii
Go. will be settled by The new firm uf Fowler u
Wicks.
f.F. FOWLER, ~ a.s,
v~v FRAME WtCKS,
T. E. berry, laef'
A. BRlNKERHCFF y
Upper sahdusky, Sept. l. 1865. ,..,.r,Ie ..,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-09-20

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