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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15
Winter.

Winter with its chilly blasts is near at hand,
We have had some faint touches already of his
approach. White Frosts are the order of the
morning and for some days ice has been found
to the thickness of d Of an inch. But what
may be bad for the fingers and noses Of the peo-
pie who stir around early in the morning is q
decided advantage to those who have been ad-
dicted for some months to the folly Of having
the Fever and Ague. n Fs e.sl.o-a Fts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15
A Fizzle.

The Balloon Ascension posted to have taken
place last Saturday was grand tizzle. The
Air man failed to come to time, and consequently
those, who, came to town to witness the asct .
. on, went home disappointed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15
The Exhibit.

The attention of our rea iers is invited
to the annual exhibit of the Commissioners
of the county on the first page of this
issue. 1t is document in which every
tax payer is interested.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15
Has he heard it.

Wonder whether our up street neighbor ho'
heard the reports Fl, the elections in New
jersey, New York, Maryland and Kansas ? l
SO. Robert how doyou feel.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15


at the several places specified. tcwit: E.
The Building of sfene Culvsrt, on the
Plank Road lea ding 10 Tiffn, near the rests
dence formerly owned by Doctor Dunn, in I
Tymochtee Township, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The filing over of said Cnlsert WIN Be
LEI ct The same time and place.
Also the Job % building d Bridge ever
Thorn Run. on the Plehk Road, south Of The
Town Of MeCutchenvtlle, with the job Of
staightehing the channel Of said River, ss
che hour of o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day. 80
Bidders are requested to meet the Conn
missioners promptly at the time and places
specified. h 80 =. s, - -
BY order Of the Commissioners, -.
"' HENRY. A. HCrT.
.' Auditor, W. C. o.
October eth, 1888. I0wxw.
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OFFICE OF THE AGDlToRor r

OFFICE OF THE AGDIToRoF
COLUMBUS, OmIo Februar
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the Statement of Condition Of
the International Fire Insurance Company of
New York, made to and filed in this office. for
the year 1865
Seal ] Witness ht hand Aid seal officially.
lStamp.l JAMES H. GOLDMAN.
Auditor Of State
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

ALL men look TO happiness in the
future. TO every eye, heaven and earth
seem to embrace in the distance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15
A CA RD

EDroKs ProNEER:-Tn reply to many letters and in.
quires from people in this section of the country the
undersigned takes great pleasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that our renown preparation
konwn Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure fol
Dyspepsia in its worst stages Many cures of long
standing within acquaintance, have been
pletey and believed cured. 1t will stop distress
after eating almost instantaneousy, and enables the
dyspepc who has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the panest diet to eat as hearty as he pleases and
auythng he chooses without danger of distress
ing rising the stomach. 1t is infalibe correc-
tor ofndigestion and constipation, healthy ap
petite stops heartburn, sickness at the
stomach bowels, and sweetens offensive BREATH as
You take it, and by enabling the patient to take
plenty of hearty food, (which is lhe parent of health
produces vsor, strength and energy. In every trial we
have kncwn has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with
all its attendant suerings, weaknesses, debility and
loss of power giving instead proper activity and
to the stomach and organs of Digestion and
denty believe and the published certificates in
circulars amanacs and in many of the leading Journals
from convalescent patients will confirm, completely,
permanently, and almost mracuously cured the worst
of Dyspepsia in existence We warrant in every
instance. 1t be obtained at all the Drug Stores
the United States and Canadas at 81 pet bottle six
bottles for IS. {. G. CLARK & CO.,
Feb. ], ISeS-ly. Propretors, New Haven, ct.
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gpsal + @istellanenlls
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO
T4s4 s @ RAILWAY ~

On and after Oct 9Th, 1865, Trains win
leave stations daily, Sundays excepted, as
follows --(Train leaving Chicago at $50 P.
M. leaves daily.) &&#.-sa 2att &
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

To obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must cal for adpertised letters give the date of
this list, and pay cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
w. A. LOVETT, P. NJ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
at Upper Sandusky, State of Ohio, Nov. Is,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

Job Work.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of job work
In the nestcst style. Send il in.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount of liabilities due or not due to
banks ,T other creditors. None.
Losses adjusted. due and unpaid, None.
Losses incurred and in process of ad.
justment, I-. .. SIS, 500 90
Losses reported, on which no action ....
has been taken, r .tE None. .5f
Claims for losses resisted by the com. ......
rany, None, II
All other existing claims against the s....r.
company, viz: rent accrued but t-
not due, ...,. e33 80
Total amount Of losses, claims and "a.
liabilities, $l9,333 SO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-15

Total amt capital and surplus. $l,2O4,37l As
.., ASSETS.
Amt of cash in bank and ON hand, 8 81, ,2l4 80
In hands Of agehts. and in course
of transmission, estimated. 1000 on
Real estate. None.
Loans on bonds and mortgages,
being first lien of record on un-
incumbered real estate, worth
double the amount loaned l6, 500 90
Loans on stocks and bonds pay
able on demand, (market value ....
Of securities held as collateral, .....4.a..
$lsl ,554 SOY, III 400 90
Invested Iii bank stocks, at mar
ket value, None.
U. S certificates of Indebtedness,
at market value. ass, ,3o2 70
u. s. stocks and bonds, at market
value, s4s.2sO 90
State stocks and bonds, None.
City do do None.
Interest actually due and
unpaid, None
Interest accrued but not due, 800 OF
Cash premiums uncollected on po-
eies eli issued, 5.59l Is
Bills receivable for premiums on
inland risks, None.
All other assets, viz: rent accrued
but not due, office furniture and
fixtures, stamps. ETC.. e.7ss o5
Total assets. -r @ al OCA All Az
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A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the pubc and in o.der to prevent unscrnpn-
lous dealers from palning of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD Pens. / shall hereafter
SELL NO Goons Al WHOLESALE ereepag only TO duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. 10 whom Certifi-
cate OF such Agency will be given, and who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PENS in that city or village
To my Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public as my published aud
well known prices.
Jewellers Ststioners will in oil cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application by letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency is established, those wishing the
MORTON Pen must send to my store, where prompt
attention Will be given TO their orders.
A Circular. with facsimile Engfayings Of all Sizes
and Prices will be sent TO any receipt of letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON. No. 2J Maiden.lnne, New York.
Dated New. York, Nov. ]. 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

FOx's OLD BOwFRy TTEATER-srsBAp TIM SAILOR,
OR THE VALLEY OF lIAsONps.
NEW-YORK CIRCUS-liIHsr- R0BIssoN, bAhA'
RACK RIDKR. MAIIyES AT 4 O'clock
HOPE CHAPEL-MAGIc-THx WBExASs-MAT1NHE At
O'CLOCK.
BRYANTS' MfNSTIELS-Ln MIsRRADLKs-CARrs pr
NrsIrE-LITTLE MACS EssEscE-IHB LATEST IAoA
PARis-IHK LIVE IsCIs.
WOODS MINSTEELS-THR MANAGERS IRIrhPhi oH'
TBs BLACK MAmgKs DEFEAT, in SIX Scenes.
TEMPLE or MUSIC-CoRNHR OF GRIND AND 'hosSi'
srs-THoRPK AND CyERlN s-AISsTaELs oY ALL MA
7IoNs .
BROADWAY ATlIENEUM-ScgSIc lLLusIo:s Bf M
COLA MHIsTFa or COLOGNE.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DISQUALIFICATION AM
STATrABY.
ART GALLERY-No. 6sS BRoApwAf-,iuNriNNotoN N
PAINTING OF MRs. WAsHISGroys RECEPTION pAf'
BROOKLYN ATIlENAKCM-EYriE fAbKHuhn ANNUAL
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A POINT on WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.

A POINT on WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS AGREE.
Out thousand regular physicians cannot lind one
who will say that SrInuLASTs and IsvGoRasrs are sb'
souely necessary IN medical practice. And yet in bysone
years humane practitioners have hestaed to administer them
because the 6endih ingenuity of wIeehs who make nef'
chandise OF hum,n inrmes had por ID and deeroa'ed
them that the remedy deemed dangerous as the dis
This perpcxy ishappy done with. Physicians
know because the analytical chemists Of the age have
dernonstra,ed the fact. that
HosTErTEE's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIfTERs
absolutely entirely free from all perieious elements
Hence they have been introduced into the United States
Army and are accepted whereon the testimony Of the wise
the intelligent and the phan,hropic rated at its just value
the bes, protective against and for all diseases arising
from inquiry the air other unhealthy climate influences
that has ever been tested BY experience In Of Dyspp
.ia and Liver Complaint state wiihou. qualification OF
reservation that the Bies nearly iniaibe any
thing poroi by human skill bo Newiork Office No
80 Ceisrs;.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
ErrIss NEW SEWING RooMs.-Mr. John T

ErIISs NEW SEWING ROoMs.-Mr. John T..
yls one Of the most enterprising Of the sewing.me
chire men Of our city, has Just opened for family
and general sewing-entlrely distinct from lis other
0ptowu establishment at tie Of Twenty ysecond
and Broadway for the rental and sale OF the Wheel
eF1 Wilson. and Howe's Sewing. Machines. This es.
tabll.hmelt is at No. goo Broadway, between Nine
teenth and Twenticth.sts, in tie same building with
Mons Bolts veLknown Cooking Academy Mr.
L..s has made every arrangement in this new estab
haneni supply at the shortest notice all kinds Of
tsuiy sewing from the piaiIest 10 the most delicate
work 50 that a complete travelling outfit for lady or
m entire iimily can be prepared at days netce 1t
s' out little more than two years since MI Ellis opened
o' apiown store for the rental aud sale OF Wheeler
Wilson'S and Howes Sewing Machines. The enter
Prise which was then projected rs an untried and
1ouJal experiment HIS rapidly grown In public ia'
'o that nom limited business. conducted as simple
cou'enience 1t has become recognized necessity and
1ahareds and thousands Of machines Rave been and are
peiig sold, 10 be paid for 10 small installments. to
~dov, and daughters Of soldiers and others unable to
cases not one single woman has failed to comply with
Tie very LIBERAL conditions do by Mr. Ellis In this
way hundreds Of humble homes have become the pos
ssssofs o. The machines. and much want and suffering
prevented, while remuneratiys employment, has been
tFen TO many hundreds Of operators-gratutiously
'ausat-to work the machine Many refined and ,n
eigen' ladies' have sought independence In the re.
spectable renuuerative employment which Mr. Ellis
u" organized and is extending in his new enter.
triss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
The wisconsin Election.

Below We give table of figures OWING the
eult of the election in Wisconsin. Every county has
now been Officially heard FROM, except Pepn, which
will ada a hundred or two to Falrchd's inaoriy. III
Sour or I'VE OF the smaller counties tnc official msiorites
only are reported According 10 our footings the vote
stand, g., $40 for Fachild A, $50 for Hobart Far
cbiid's majority, S7g6
Tbe yo;e on the Constitutional Amendment stands
a. go for 10 s. '3O against thus Geeatlngn by e'o
n9jOr'y, ,,,,
few so,icrs votes were cast which wiz aod nearly
600 70 Faircnld's majority, and wIli not materially
cneuse TIE majority against suffrage extension
Governor Con. Amendment
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Hotel Persouni.

Hon. VIM y. Fessenden, Maine; Hon. Jas.
Grimes lowe; Hon. w. n. Doolitte, Wisconsin,;
Hon. J. n. Ashley Ohio; Major j. +. Grimes. U SA. :
Com Stockton t. ). NJ; j II. Orne Philadelphia. aud
Capt Ale. Hav Philadelphia are among the guests at
The Astor House.
Hon. jas. L. Kelly, Croton Falls is at the ST. james
EOtel.
Hon. Erasrus Corning. Albany; Hon. L. b. Judson
syracuse aad Hon. ID. P Norton, Winona, MIMI, are
etoppiu. AZ the 81 Nicholas.
IA Nelson and wife, Conn; Capt. J. Birmingham,
Cal. Co. L. A. Whitt,esey. L. s. A. arrived at the
metropolitan Yesterday.
Gen. G !. 0choa of Mexico is also stopping at tie
METROPOLITAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Amusement. tai. Evening.

AoADtMf OF MUsiC-ITALiAS OPzRA-FAusr.
"ALLACh'S THEATER-Losr IN LONDON
"iSiOs .PooUr Oh THn WICKLOW
WxbDIsG.
oLfhPlC THEATER-sLzEPIsG BEiurr ~ rHx wocD
WINTER GARDEE-TmK Ocronoos.
BROADWAY TnEATER-"sAx
arr tiS NcsECM-Afernoon an3 Fv.nng-LADY or
su.sIsR-tf fhcrs-W. u. uARaisOs, EKTzxPoEasEous
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

Those requiring the assistance of a stimulant
should use Ho0FLASos GERMAN BrrrEEs. They con-
tain 10 alcohol or injurious Ingredients and they pos
sess great stimulating properie. followed by no dele
tcrious effects II you are suffering with dyspepsia,
liver complaint Nervousness loss Of appetite these
Bters viii speedily and permanently cure you. For
sale by all druggist Not alcoholic preparation
Exchange PaD'T.
H. T. HrLSIBoLD. Druggist, No. 59i Broadway. New.
York Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

GREAT ExCITEMEsr.-A LARGE CROWD WAS
SEEN on BnoADwAY rushing iranticaliy toward baa.
NUNS New AJsEuM Upon inquiry. VIC ascertaiacd
that thev ANXIOUS TO secure tcke's 10 see the
CErAI CIECUs TRoUPE and DRAMATIC COMPANY now
performing there and also 10 view 100000 CURosI'
Ills
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Wisfar's Balsam
WILD CHERRY

Has been used for resry
HALF A CENTURY
With Il. most a,tonisbins Success, in Curing
lNFlUENIA. WHOOPING COUGH. GROUP.
LIVER COMPLAINT. BRONCHITIS
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING,
ASTHMA AND EVERY
AFFECTION OF
TnE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION
which carries of victims than any other dsese asa
which battles the -k of tie Physican to greater hsa
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY!
when al others prove Intellectual.
As MEDICINE
RAPID IN RELIEF SOOTHING IN EFFEcT
SAFE IN ITS OPERATION
1T Is UNSURPASSED.
Will. preparation free no1ious Ingredients, poisons
minerals; uniting skill science aud medical knowecyss
combining FL that is valuable in the vegetable Ansdon foe
ths class OF diseases, II is
INCOMPATIBLE!
and entitled merits snd receives tho general confidence
tue pubic
SEYMOUR THATCHER, NJ d.,
OF flerinan Il. v. write. as follows:
"WISTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY e!vss sni.
vers sti-iacion. IL to cough by loosens su6
cleansing the lungs ard sayny init alton thus removing the
instead Of drying the cough and leaving the
behind consider the Bsl.sm good any no. the bsse
Cough Medicine wth which rrl sco asin,ec"
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
J. p DiNsMORE, No: % Dey.s:- New.yori,
z w tONLE a son, ProIn-,or, Boston
AND Bi ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Round Table. Ready Thnrsdry Mornins,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

90. 900 TO 10000 Elegant Bucks with
.IouT WELL. DEFINED EDGES and UNIFORM LENGTHS,
are made Der day by the National Brick Machine.
ABsAh REQUA Agent. No. 100 broadway. ~ \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

The n. Y Independent says: Dcmorcsts
Monthly Magazine is universally acknowledged 10 con
tam the most artistic useful, entertaining and brilliant
array Of literary novelties ever combined IN one perl
od,caL-fTle Beaver Dam Citizen. Wis.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Bueincss 4 otifes.

Thirty years has proved DALLEY's MAGICAL
PAS ExrRAcron to be the best save in ue Never fails to
eue urn. Pe. Bruises Chibns aud the worst cases Of
Corn. ard Rppnns Depot No q Liboi,ys.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

BEAUTY YIMPRovEp.-Mme. DgM0REsTs UNI
vrps.l HAIR CURrHR curls the hair in beautiful glossy
lnxyaut ringets without the possibility vi scorchine
or injury 10 tie hair Price 81 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
The Ncv-yerscy EIec'ion-The Ohici"i
Returns.
From The Trenton Monitor, Nov

From The Trenton Monitor, Nov 28
The Board Of State CanyasScrs appohteu ny
Jaw to count the votes cast at the late state eecon
met the State House at O'Clock Ills AFTERNOON onu
oubnitteI the following 1t will he seen that Alr
Wards majority was 40. T. change from Ihetsp'
,se have a!leudy published is but uitiug:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

SEWING MACHINEs-FOR SALE AND TO RBST
" w WICKEs No. $50 broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
JErPERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.

The only plnce in the city where
LADIES Coon BOOTs AND SHoEs AND GfSriEMEN s
EMBgoIDr,ID sIIrPKRs can be had al low prices.
JtFFEEs, No. $40 BEOADwAY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
MARRIE d.

AsNI1SCHO0NMAkER-In this city on Tuesday, Nov.
Schoonmaker, both Of tbi, city
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A.-The immense reputation and popularity

A.-The immense reputation and popularity
OF DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EIrEAcToR has at ddeIen!
period, the time Of its introduction twenty
yeaIs ago induced many unprncped persons to manu-
iacture a WORTHLESS roIsosoUs imitation and under the
similar dsess impose it the puolc for
genuine article Complaints having been made hst some
OF tls DANGEROUS couSTERFrIr In the maEfe, the
inventor would state that the OK EACH
BOX PRIVATE BLACK oBLoSG Government srAnP with bis
Likeness IN THE CENTER and signature white ON THE Esd
v noting carefully the above descrfon and observing that
your purchase corresponds with It, you'w be certain Of ob
tarng article unequaed in the naPiDIrr aud CERTAINTY
o cures relieving til. agony Of Burns and scd' in few
minutes and ultimately healing them vIrHorr SCAR or
sLKxsH Its also unrva.d remedy for all Inflammation
and Swelinr Old Sores sprsns, Braises Corn Brnises
Sore Eyes. Chilbl4ns Erupou' &C. &c, &c. To make az
.ursnce doubly .ur and preclude the possibility Of being
imposed Upon you purchase by the dozen OF single box
8, the Depot. No g. Lbcrty.i.. Nowiorx
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

Dr. Clemson lectures Il Clinton Hall Actor place
TIiis EVENING. on tae Eye. Fax, Nose Throat. ~
Spisnddly illustrated. T.
Ciofhes for Poor Children.-At the approach 81
inter and cold weather scnn ye1nc co yonf
readers for suprs OF clothing fo the poos shden OF New
YORK; They TO our schools ana lodging houees bare
f.oed and shiyer;ng in We have 9ivo
THEN We AN ha cloLe e large parties Of needy boys
and girls sending to the West every three weeks VIZ
cannot ads amt village ier tte societies to sew
for the little children OF this city, Any packages:
No. II Clinton Hail. Asiorpace CIiilDREN5A AID S0Ci'
Ely. J. MACY. Assistant oectetsxy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

sixteenth Assembly District, Nincteenth w ara:
The citizens oi this District favorable to The elecnon OF
MARSHALL q. ROBERTS for Mayor. are invited 70 mset
II Ding Hall Thidave between Eiiy ninth and six'
tietL., ,s.. THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov: ~ iSSS.
q 3 IL, H. -. c.m,.i,r Club A. J. WILLIAMSON.
""'s''' S""r ADOLF LEVINGER
ABRAM WAkEMAE
GUY r. PEL1ON
. yOYt +. zEBLxt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES Tor iaiiors
and Manufacturers. GROVER 4 BAKER sKwisa MACHINE
CosPAaY No. ie5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

Cifteenth Assembly District Marshall d. keb.
srrs (lub,-A Moeiing tho Club will bs held al the
i'm on Hsalquarcrs No. ES Fourrsye., THIS tW ednes
dsy) EvENfNG AZ O'Clock for the purpose OF masinS ths
attend the grand Ratcson mer,
inc TO be- the OF Broadway and rwey-tmrd
~ ON FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. !. 1903. All Union cn'
reu. OF tho district invited 10 Join ,
Msjor GREENE. Grand Mafshal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

Executive Committee Of the ULi0n General
Committee Special Meeting Of ths committee VII be
held at Headluaret. q Broadway and Twenty third
st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. 20, 1855 az x
O'clock OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairmsn
InyRI H. HryIAT, Secretaries,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-15

RE- John Ralston, a notorious charac-
acter, belonging to the northern part of
this county, who had deserted from the
army great while ago, was at last caught
by Sheriff Breckenridge, on Monday of
this week, in Centreville, and was, on yes
terday, sent forward.
Last week three similarly notorious
characters-Magee. MLaferty and Cyph-
er-belonging to Winfield tp., who were,
We believe, bounty jumpers, and who, by
their desperate conduct-by threats and
by the knowledge that they carried pri-
vate arms-had intimidated the whole
neighborhood; were caught ON Tuesday
evening of last week, by Capt Timblin
and a squad of returned soldiers, in COM
pany with one or two others. They were
found at the house of Mrs. NJ Bride.
where they were enjoying themselves at
a social dance. The room in which they
were, it seems, had only one window; at
that the Captain left guard another
guard was left at the outside door, while
he pushed in tC the inner door. as he was
noticed by some inside, the dance, for a
moment seemed to flag, but soon they as
sumed their wanted mirth again. One
individual, perhaps feeling little une a.
sy at the appearance of the stranger,
made an effort to pass out, but was inform
ed by the Capt that he was door-keeper!
this gave the alarm. niece rushed for
the window, and finding it guarded draw
ed his pistol on the guard who gave way
but as niece got about half out of the
window they sprang forward, caught
him by the hair and brought him uncer-
enormously to the ground, took his pistol
from him, aud it is said struck him with
the but of it, thus overcoming all resis-
tance on the part of niece. The re-
mainder of the squad plaid their part
equally well, and the arrests were made
good. 1t is said while Capt, TimbFn was
struggling with one of the calprits. an
outsider became very belligerent; another
of the guard, Mr.. I thompson told him to
be quiet, firing off his pistol, hoping to
intimidate him, but it was all of no use
he became more unruly than ever, throw
ing off his coat, whereupon he was fired
on, the ball inaic.ing a severe wound
on his temple, he fell instantly and Of
course gave no further tryub!e. As for
tune would have it however, he was not
mortally injured.
We think it quite time now that the
people would see the folly of trying to
evade the service in this way. The party
so offending endangers his own life and
the safety Of all who harbor him. Would
it not be much better for all those who
have friends or acquaintances thus avoid
ing their duty, to at once advise them to
report. BY this means they may yet pre-
serve their honor and their civil rights
which otherwise they will forfeit