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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-19
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On Wednesday evening, the 18th. inst
at the residence Of Anthony Beery, Esq
in this village, by Rev. DR.. McCabe o
Delaware, Ohio, p. B. BEERr, ESQ. oil
the firm OF Pardee, Bates & Co., New
York city, to Miss N. EMMA DrcKEv. oI
Mansfield. Ohio. No cards. Mansfield
and Delaware papers please copy,]
In Bucyrus, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Howenstein. Mr.. CONRAD HAss
to Miss CAruEkIyE CHASER, all of Eden
township, Wyandot County.
Released from duty in the front, Pri.
vate lass has returned to the rear but TO
be taken captive by Gen. Cupid, and is
prisoner for life in the hands of the
fair Catherine. We hope his rations
will be of the very best quality and tt al
te may find his csptor, one in every
way suited TO his mind, so that his mar
ried life may be pleasant and happy.
At tho same place, by tho same Mr..
FRkDRrcK KNAPP, to Miss BARBARA HAss
of Eden township.
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Peterson's Magazine.

This sitting periodical for August, is
upon our table, and from cursory ex
animation of its contents. we are satisfied
that it ill compare fayorably with any
other Ladies' Magazine in America. The
steel engraving, "Ruth," is worth the
cost of that number, besides the large
selection of literature fnom the pens OF
the bes! writer's in the United State. Ev-
cry lady should have copy. 1t is the
cheapest magazine e1tant.;
Price Sc year for single copy. Ad.
dress Chas. J. Peterson, 3C6, Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Union Senatorial Convention OF the
---;h District. composed of Crawford
Wyspdot and Seneca counties. will be
held in Tifir, on Wednesday, July 90
1865, at O'Clock P. NJ. The basis oI
representation will be one delegate fol
every City votes or fraction OF twenty
SIX votes, cast for Abraham Lincoln in
1864
County Central Committees will pro-
vide fol- the appointment of delegates
fron their several counties. Il
w. II. KINNEAR, Crawford Co,
JOS. A. MAXWELL, Wyandot Co
JOHN G. LEE, Seneca Co.
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Exemption Notice.

The particular attention of our readers
ais called to the notice of DR.. O. Ferris,
in another column of our paper this week
Persons wanting to be exempt from mill
tsry duty. must make application to the
Examinieg Surgeon for the proper papers.
Don't depend on your old exemption pa
pers--they wont do. Take time by the
forelock, aud call Immediately upon DR..
%. Ferris. in Beerys' Block, Upper San
dusky, Ohio.
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Illustrated Life of Lit1coln.

A work. now in press, bearing the above title,
by Joseph Fl. Barrett, Commissioner of Pensions,
Washington, D. c., will soon make it appear
ance in the literary circles From what we have
acen. and from the reputation of the writer, it
promises to be a complete and authentic history
of our lamented President. Every man in the
County should have copy. Send in your or
ders to JoHE W REYNOLDS, who is the author
ized Agent for Crane. Salem and Marseilles
Townships. See advertisement in another col
unsn of this issue.
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Said Election to be conduc-
ted similar to State Elections,
except that Union Men alone
shall be allowed to vote. The
polls to be opened at l o'clock
and close at 6 o'clock, P. M.
After the polls are closed
and the votes counted out,
the Judges and Clerk shall
certify to their correctness,
and appoint one Of their own
number to return the poll
books to the County Conven-
ton, to be held in Upper San
dusky, on Saturday, August
5, 1865, at one o'clock, ?. NJ,
when the County Convention,
composed of said returned
Judges and the Central Com
mittee, shall proceed to open
the poll books and count the
votes; and the person having
the highest number of votes
for each of the county offices
aforesaid, shall be declared
duly nominated.
j. A. MAXWELL, Chm.
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PRIMARY ELECTION
TO THE UNION MEN OF WYAN'
DOT COUNTY. !.

You are hereby requested
to meet in your respective
Townships at the usual places
of holding elections, on SAT-
URDAY, JULY 20, 1865, at
| o'clock, P. NJ, and then and
there organize q board, con-
sisting Of two Judges and one
Clerk, and proceed to vote by
ballot, for candidates to ill
the following offices:
One candidate for Represen-
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Business Change.

Our clever friend, John Pausch. has
associated with him in his business, j.
Pausch. Of Columbus. Ohio, and will
hereafter conduct the Jewelry Business,
under The firm name of J. & J. Pausch.
They will, in few weeks, add to their
stock Of goods, and offer such induce
ments to buy, as the SanduSkians never
had before,
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"Why is Ia wish far dearer than a crowns

"Why il wish far dearer than crownf
That wish accomplished, why the grave Of
bliss7"
Persons afflicted with Catarrh not only wish
but attempt by every possible means to effect
cure. None but those afflicted can imagine the
unpleasantpess of this disease, and many, very
many may have it as yet but in its fist stages.
are unaware of the pain, Inconvenience, and
even modification, which they are yetto suffer-
unless prompt measures are taken for relief
DR.. d. H. Seelyes Liquid Catarrh Remedy is q
ceatan cure, striking at the cause ofthe disease
and thus efecting permanent cure.
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Speeiat Aatites.
tfeN STRENGTH TO THE WEAK!
ftS YOUTH TO THE AGED!
BToEIs.T9 ENJ.E,

'ORLFE REJUvENAToR. Thisprcparation is une-
Rquaed as Reuyenator and Restorer of wasted or
ynert functions. The aged should be certanto make
~ the Biokrene household god, inasmuch as 1t will
render them youthful in feeling and strength and enable
them to live oyer again the DAYS ofther pristine JOY II
not ouy exherate but strengthens, and is really in
valuable blessing especially those who have been
duced to condition ofservy, self abuse, misfortune
or ordinary sickness. Eomatter what the cause Ofthe
mpotency Of any human organ this superb preparation
will remove the effect at once and forever.
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Fure Catawba Brandy.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. March Is, 1863.
hereby certify that by authority invested
lime by the State of Ohio as medical inspec,
tor of alcoholic liquors for Hamilton county, |
have inspected samples of liquors, called Ca
tawba Brandy and Swedish Brandy, manu-
featured by O. W. Roback, at Nos. Sc, So, so,
and 63 East Third street, and find said liquors
free from poisonous Impurities The distilla-
ton is conducted by the steam medium, by
which method purity and uniform perfection
is attained.
In testimony whereof witness my signature
this 18th day Of March. 1868.
DAVID O'CoNHELL, NJ. D.
Chemical Inspector of alcoholic liquors OF
Hamilton county, o.
CIV. Roback challenges the comparison Of
the best French Coguac with his fne Catawbs
Brandy, which has been pronounced by the
poses to any brandy ever made.
June z 1861 I'm,
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Rfol- TeGne q z

give this valuable sccverya trial. will be found total
y different from all other articles for the purpose
To preparation is invaluable in nervous
strength with wonderful pernanence. 1t is grand ton
ic and will give relief in Dyspepsia with the first DOSE.
Brief persistence its will renovae the stomach
degree perfect health and benish Dyspepsia forever
GfSF- One Dollar per Bottle or six Bottle 3fTTA
for S. Sold by Druggists generally. WLG
sent by express anywhere by ADDRESSING MM
HUTCHlNGS &c HfT.LYFR, Proprietors, o%S| q
IT, 81 Cedar Street, New York.
HfA Benton &c Dunbraw, Cleveland & John D. Park
Cincinnati, Wholesale agentsSold in Upper Sandusky.
by j. A. Maxwell and R, A. IeKely and by druggists
everywhere; lFeb l3s5-lY]
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Con nty Fair.

We call attention to the Premium List
rof our County Agricultural Fair, upon
the first page Of this weeks issue. Let
the ctisens of the County 60 to work,
xnd make the coming Fair the best that
Wyandot has yet had.
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Rusticating.

Our old typo, Uncle Alex, has left the
tread mill for few weeks. in order tc
rusticste. He will spend short time
in eastern Ohio, with his kith and kin. -
We hope he will come back to his shoot
ing-s.ick improved in health. and SC
strengthened as to do ample work in
whaling copperheads this fall. In his
absence the machine will run ITSELF, with
the assista nee of his "Cincinnati Scows''
which he left behind him.
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AT Home.

We wers glad to see on our streets
again, Cspts. Bowsher and Wormley, OF
the gallant 55th regiment o. V. V. l.
They have been in service for over three
years, participated in all the battles in
which Sherman's army was engaged. and
through kind Providence returned home
safe and sound.
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BiolKre11es

Cures Impoency, General Debility, Nervous 1ncapaci-
~ Dyspepsia Depression, Loss CT Appetite, Low Spsrts
Weakness Of the ORGANS Generation Imhecility Indo
ence Emaciationj Eennui. It has most delightful de-
srabe and novel effect upon the Nervous System and all
who ere in any way Frustrated by nervous disabilities
earnestly advised to seek In this most excel
prudence have lost the natural vgor, will find speedy
aud permanent cure in the
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff
BruSvrs 4 PowELL-Gsnfs Car. A. RoB-
BINS, having consented to the use Of his name in
connection with the next Sheriffsity Of Wyan'
dot County, you will please announce him as .
candidate at the Primsry election, and If nomi-
mated, will be triumphsntly elected.
NaEv VerrRs
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Union Announcements Vote
System Election, Saturday. July %
1865
Fol Ri PREsETAT1vE.
Col. W. 7. Wilson. Of Crane Township.
FOR AUDITOR
Cen. I. NJ. Kirby, Crane Township.
4y. FOR TREASURER.
Addison Gibbs, Crawford Township.
FoR SHERIFF.
Jonathan Arres, Crane Township.
Daniel Fishel :"
r FOR COMMISSIONER. @
Milton Moral, Miffiin 4"
Ro1ssiek Mckenzie, Richland Township.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Thos. E. Grisell, Crane Township.
FOR SURVEYOR.
Milo Burk, Antrim Township.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

At my instance en- attachment was this day
issued BY Roswell Perry, Justice of the Peace
of Crawford township, Wyandot county
against the property and effects Of Joseph
Strouse, a nonresident of said county. Claim
sos 90, and costs.
Dated this llth day Of July. 1865.
(Signed) JOHN SEIRELY.
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SrRrNorIxLp, ILLINOIS,
July s, 1865.
Rxv. L. O. WEBsrER:

Dear Sir:-At the time
our discussion began in the Pioneer, I was resi-
ding az Peoria. The sale of our church in that
place, resulted in my returning to Ohio, and
renewing my Missionary work. Away from
home. constantly travelling, could not go on
with the debate. 1t was for season, as you
are aware, my purpose again TO resume my edi-
tcrial work, and Proposed to you that the dis-
spssion, should, in that case, be completed in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-19
TO THE ENROLLED MILITIA OF
WYAND0T COUNTY.
AuDIroK's OFrrcE, wYAspcr Co, O.,
Upper Sandusiy, July 10, 1865. }. |

AuDIroR's OFFICE, WYAspeT Co, O.,1
Upper Sandusly, July 10, 1865. }. 7
DY THE ACT TO ORGANIZE AND DTS
- cipliue the Militia Of Ohio, passed March
slst, 1864, ard the Act to amend and sup
Elementary to an Act entitled "An Act to
Organize and Discipline the Militia Of Ohio"
and to repeal an Act therein named, passed
April 18th, 1885, among other things says
that the Assessors shall euroll all white malls
citizens residents OF this State, being 10
years Of age ard not over forty-fvs years,
and all persons titus enrolled shall pay an
nually into the County Treasurer the sum oS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-19
New Livery Stable.

By reference to our advertising column
it will be seen that Messrs. John Harder
& Alex. Watson, have purchased of J.
II. Williams, the "Old Upper Sandusky
Livery Stable" and are fitting it up with
Fresh Horses and New Vehicles. that will
make it equal to any in This part Of the
State. They have also, in connection
with the Livery, Sale Stable, where
they will attend to buying and selling
ho'ses. They are both gentlemen, and
will endeayor to please al who favor them
with their patronage. Give them call.
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MILITARY NOTICE.

A Ill persons in Wyandot County, not mem.
N bers of the Ohio National Guard, entitled
to exemption from military duty, on account Of
physical disability, must present to the Auditor
of the County, certificate of exemption from
the Military Surgeon of the County, before the
18th of August Of each year, or they will be
required to pay communication tar ofFour Dol.
lars.
o. FERRIS,
Mi'itsry Surgeon for Wyaniot County.
july 10, lS65-3w
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EASTWARD BouND.

Trains leaving here at l0.40 a. II going
East, will not run on Mondays. s.
Train leaving this Station at 4.4G -. IN
will run every day, Sundays not excepted
! NJ. ORR, Agent
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Aew advertisements
$40 Reward.

T OST at or near Bucyrus, Hunting Case
LGod Watch. will give the above reward
to any person finding and returning it to me.
MARY A. KAUBLE.
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DIsnLLEaY PRICE CURRENT.
soRzEorEo WEEKLY BY !. D. MCKEE q CO.

E< The weather has been cold ant
rairy for the last several days.
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lst day Of July to the 10th day Of
August,

in each year, 1t shall be the DUTY Of said
Surgeon to keep an Office at the county seat,
and examine all applicants for exemption
upon the payment to him by the applicant
the sam Of Fifty Cents, together with such
stamps as may be required BY law, and If he
10 Of opinion that the applicant is UNFIT for
the PERFORMANCE OF MILITARY DU-
TY, he shall give him certificate rs re.
quired by section Of this act. Section 6
also provides that at any time after the 18th
Of August, and before payment, the Adia.
tant General is authorized upon the certif.
cate of the Military Surgeon of the proper
county, and upon being satisfied that no ap-
plication was made for exemption to the
County Auditor before the 18th of August.
and of reasonable excuse for such omis-
sion, to grant to any applicant . certihcats
Of exemption, upon the payment BY the ap.
plicant OF all costs Of distraint which may
have accrued previous to the presentation
Of such certificate to the County Auditor.
Section provides that on or before the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-07-19

To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must ca for dduertised letters, give the date Of
this list, and pays cents for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they il
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
W. A. LOVETT, P. NJ.
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gutal& Sfyistellauenles.

pITTsBURGH, FT. WAYNE l. CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
On and after Dec, 18th, 1854, Trains viii
leave stations daily, Sundays excepted, as
fOllows:-(Train leaving Chicago at $50 P
n. leaves daily.)
WESTWARD BOUND.
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Buy a Ticket,

@@J - $~S~>SJ
And draw that splendid Oil Painting
Of II. WHrNNBRY's, which is now on ex-
hibision al the Pierson House. Go and
see it. and when you have seen it, pay
SO for a ticket, and 60 home rejoicing
that you have one chance for the "NIGAT
MAkf." Hear what the muses. say:
All throughout this Yankee nation.
Men are in for speculation;
Always trading, selling, buying,
Nations far and near defiing,
To excel in making money,
Out of anything that's funny.
n the town, ana in the city,
You will meet men smart and witty,
Who are learned and skillful b6asters,
Pointing out on flaming posters,
Where there is golden treasure,
Given only for the pleasure,
1t affords to him who giveit,
As the happy one receives it.
Men may brag of Enterprises.
That Yankee land surprises;
When they see what great devices,
All throughout this bloody crisis.
Waa invented on that basis,
To keep pace with times and prices.
lly such modes of exercises,
ID That would guarantee you prizes,
Ii not draw "wool o'er.your eyes-es.'
But of all the Gift Inventions,
That the sage or poet mentions.
There is one of rarest beauty,
Which they thought pleasing duty,
To indite line in honor
Of the Artist and the Painter,
Who the Nightmare" on the canvass,
Brought to light by tedious working.
Time is short-be specializing,
Draw prize, and don't stand waiting,
WHINNERY will take the greenbacksl
And will give you all ashare
So that when the drawings over,
One is sure of the e"NIGHTMARE."
Don't forget to call on the artist. and
take look at his paintings whether
you purchase ticket or not. He is an
Upper Sanduskian, and should be encour-
aged by the people, in order that he may
have the means of cultivating his talent
for painting. cHr aaf
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
at Upper Sandusky, State Of Ohio, July 18th,
1868
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First day September,

the County auditor shall cause to be made .
correct Duplicate List Of all persons liable
to military duty, and from whom such COM
mutation money is due, and submit the same
to the County Treasurer. Immediately upon
the Tressurer's reception Of this Duplioats,
the County Auditor shall give notice by
general publication in the county Dewspa-
pers, requiring the paymen. Of the eommu,
tation money into the County Treasury, ON
Or before the 18th day Of September. after
which the Treasurer shall proceed
To Collect the Same By Distreasj
or otherwise, with penalty Of Thirty per
cent, in the same manner ~ for other
taxes.
Notice Is hereby given, that the cOanty
Treasurer will receive said Communication
money, as any time between The
lst and 10th day of September Next,
snd eli persons Indebted for the sams. ~ilt
- .
do we'll to pay within the time specified, Aad
thereby save trouble and costa.
Commandants Of Companies should rsrti-
fy to this ofacs Immediately the persoas en-
titled to exemption from the taa Of Rssi
Dollars, on account Of membership in th.;t
respective companies.
HENRY A. H0TT,
&sa..ss. ". co
july losh, 1893.
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FOUR DOLLARS,

which sum shall he comInutation for faes
and penalties for neglect to perform Mill
tary Duty, ex,ept under calls to prevent or
repel invasion, or suppress insurrection, ex-
cept as hereinafter provided.
Section 6 provides thai in addition to the
persons absolutely exempted from Enroll.
ment in the Militia, by the Laws Of the I'm
tied States, the persons hereinafter named
shall he absolutely EXEMPTED FROM EN-!
RoLLMENT.
list. All persons In the Army, or Navy, or
Volunteer Forces Of the United States.
Ga Persons who have been or hereafter
may bo honorably discharged froE, tho army
or navy of the United States, after having
performed military duty for one year or
more during the existing rebellion.
Sd. Commissioned officers serving under
this act who shall have served as such in the
Militia Of this State for the space Of Eve
years; but no officer shall be so exempt un-
less by his resignation after such torn Of Of.
fee duly accepted, or in some other lawful
manner he shall have been lawfully dis.
charged.
4th. Every non commissioned officer, niu-
scian and private Of every ununiformed
Company raised, or hereafter to be raised,
since May last, 1868, uniformed according
to the provisions of any law Of the State,
and who shall have performed service in.
such company or troop for the space Of Ave
years from the time of his enrolment there
in, shall be exempted from military duty,
except in cases Of war, iusurrection, or in
vasion.
9th. Every person physically disabled
may be exempted from military duty IL he
iles with the County Auditor,
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On or before August Fifteenth o.
Each Year,

q statement Of the County Military Surgeon
certifying that such person is unfit for mill
tary duty by reason Of such physical disa-
bility or bodily infrmity, which shall be de-
scribed in said statement.
Section provides that there shall be ap-
pointed by the Governor in each county Of
the Statr, o Military Surgeon, who shall be
commissioned for the term of three years.
unless sooner discharged, with the rank Of
Major, who before entering upon his duties
shall take an oath to faithfully perform the
duties of his Office; that from the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-05
NEAR TONNILLE STATION

OK TIE Ga. CENTRAL r., R., Nov. n. ! Z
Since writing the above the army has
moved forward along the line. The rebels
seem to have understood, but too late, that
il was net Shermans intention to make q
serious attack upon Mscon. They have.
however, succeeded in getting Wheeler
road bridge We first b became r.. aware Of their
several bridges across Buffalo creek, ou the
tive roads leading to Saudersvills, ever which
we're advancing Che 20th and 18th Corps.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-03
stook Markets. 3 8.
5 > NEW .Yonx, Oct. 2.
sELF-FAsrnNINc BurroN.

.G-t 49,
What will not come next2a There seems
no end to invention. If that described below
proves what sit is cracked up to be,r the
curses heaped upon washerwopan and laun-
dresses are destined to be sensibly diminished,
while many hurrging, fretful bachelor win
be saved the trial of Ills nerves. by finding
his shirt buttons minus just, as he has got the
article over his head with no time to swap for
more perfect undergarment. II
The selffastening button is said TO be- ali
ingenious arrangement by which buttons may
be attached to any garments without, the use
Off edle and thread. The appearance Of the
button, when thus, fastened, is excellent,
always standing straight and firm, and never
hanging half loose from the garment ?
The important feature of the invention,
however Is, that the bottom can be instantly
removed at win, and replaced by others, OF
themselves returned to the same p aces ac-
cordins to the fancy of the wearer, without
detriment to the fabric. Ladies viii appreci-
ate the convenience of having several
different sets of buttons for the same garment
which can be readily changed to suit the oc
casion. On garments which require frequent
washing, they will be found especially con
venient.