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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

R 4 good story is, told Of . country
Methodist, at whose house an. al; Inherent
preacher was passing the night; ( who
when bed time came "a and Ian family p pra9yee!l 9ye!
was suggested, in searching for bible
finally produced a couple OF leaves Q the
good book, with the remark. u didn't
know l was SO near out OF bibles"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

E% Down in our shop the men ofteHF
get ahead Of each other in teIllhg hard
yarns, but it is difficult matter to get
ahead of Aliok. One. of the men the
other day. who had been on the Ohio,
was speaking of the light draught ofsome
of the steamers out there, when Old Uns
Gle Bill spun long yarn about assteamer
he saw down country tbat could go over
any me ow with alight dew on it---'"Oh!
that's nothing. When was working at
Sam Harlan's, last spring. he hanched a
a steamer for Morgan that didn't touch
the water by an inch and three quartersp'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
E# l 84Fks
The True Life.

The mere lapse Of years is not life.
TO eat, and drink. and sleep: to be ex,
posed to darkness and the light, to pace
around the mill of habit.o and turn lbe
wheel of wealth to make reason our
book-keeper and turn thought into ian
implement Of trade-this is not llfe.f In,
all ,thisbut the poor fraction Of the con-
sclousness of humanity is awakened. aud
he sancities still slumber which make IL
most worth while to live, 4 Knowledge
truth, love, beauty goodness. faith alone,
can. give vitality to the mechanism ofex.
lStence !; the laugh Of mirths which Wis
brates through the heart the musiethasl
brings childhood back, ,she prayer that
calls. the futurea near; the doubks,hata
makes us me ditate ;n the death which,
sthrtles usswith mysleryI, thes hardship
that forcasl us to struggle,; the an xietyi
tha! endsiuEtrust, ARE die5tiue snourishia
meut OF our natursl'being.i 1sqoH ,1A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

N. B:-D9n't forget the baby. = i.
I'd .eqoasoi-I sSii 1sdfegoj sH1s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
: -. no" 80-14" n" D. "y|"g|" y
Vhe Mgandot gipnser
.I.f aFi ~ IsrupLisnsp EVERY gtu.-'
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
INTHE BERRY BLocK-TulRD STORY,

INTHE BERRY BLoCK-THIRD STORY, .pi
IL At the low rate of two dollars per annum, II
paid advances two dollars and fifty cents fpsymenti is
delayed six months. -..-....,.
s. " PkrTEShiII & Co, No. 81 Park Row, New York,
and 9Th State Street Boston Mass agents for the
Pioneer those cities and authorized take adver-
tismen and subs iptiun for us lowest rates
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

"The rich."' said jew. t.'est yenisou, :
because it ish dear; | eat mutton because
it isb o...eep. "'' 3 - -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
McCOR MICK,
MEDTGA Ts-

The undersigned would take this method of
informing the citizens of Upper Sandusky and
surrounding Country, that he has located in
Upper Sandusky for the practice of medicine
in all its various branches. Havingsbeen con
stantly engaged in thepractice5of medicine for
the last eghteen Years, he fiattcrs himself he
will be able to render satisfaction TO all who
may.favpr him with Their patronage.
e. Oficewestside Of Main Street, opposite the
Pierson House, in the room formerly occupied
as ansohiee by Drsk Henderson and sualey
eResidence ona ondot Avenue second shous
east Of the Court House, where he may at all
times be found, unless absent on professions
business. ifla s'aal 7. -.
Aug. 90. 1865. q I. i 80 -".a se ' -a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

-Govsrnor Wells Of Louisiana ,s1fs
actively engaged 10 orgaaiziag "a State
militia Most ,ofslhe officers appointed 8
held prominent positions in the Gonted.1
crate army. isi1sqHs III yaiuTom ysb
, 1865-02-07
FROM ST. LOUIS,
RlTer and Military NeHB.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

TSUEC10T DIsN8ffh IN fhe {Eh3raNn Trfhuno
~
81. LOUIS, "onoay' rep. ..
hetnnpt1on OF navigation has wonderfully re.
TtFcd trade. Ten steamers left to-day for the
South, princ{pal}y loaded with 1nrernn,snt
freight. About ffteen roo,c ara advo,asa. -
1o.ra to-,,o..o,r- AA'0@o 04e A14sea u
'eass "o1o'Eo".
Gen. Dodge left this morning for Lesyanworth,
bis heaaousrters. WHARF be re1inree f.a,, r,-t;.
uho oooa ~ sftIr.n.rn. C... n.s'., ueu easus'
rnfi emhracas tha statca y Rt,at u Aisso9s1'
hTaa1ya rnin,n1o ~ ~. AStn,g!a. ,t,g'. 4nnsas, nc.
Alton 'f "A" s''o ADA4'ass ots'1'ct oi
f;en r.nrtfs oesnmaa e,uu.,s cor .h
ment ofe i},c Nor,hTezt sHa 1s9s9H o. 1as nepa5t
f;c17 Prnn ~ t9eeiJ so'a'4anueo oy
Tie Stste Convention Ia no,r a;zrna.,. :.
ncoTt, eufIroos nnr.,ion 0'" o4ssaEslns tne
nIStg en4tage 4oSsugA+
, 1865-02-07
FROM THE sou TH.
Important News by Rebel Sources.

IHlApELP41A. Monday, Feb. GA special dis
Patch Pat a., to he Eeening 2<!egrgpa, dated Washing
!on e&h, eags the Rtchmond VA1g has the follow
Nv AnLEsIoS, Tatl'.a Eeb "a dispatch from Brax'
ton br1uSe dated TAU O'Clock last night, says, tht
g1psmy advanced M oday across the Whippy swamp
M Tar easalty on our let six miles from th1
R: Rlace: iney are supposed to be In heavy force
~. - atso coinma o. cavalry on the AugnsE
1oa9s naosi1g 1apla!y rom come unknown point
o. noeo.angot and about tho same distance
tiouawest iotto ol bfanchy1le. Before reaching the
'as!ez Piass, sasimana troops Will have to eros:
Edisto,
p.i1aa SIZE enemy nas POSSESSION Or Mcbsidc
~ sksm1sn'oe1s gong on AZ tue front o
III. IN iae feoel senate Brown Or mississippi Pre-
Tenasa lolnt reso!atio4 Of thanks to Mr. John
ancasts5 OF lancashire, Eng friendly conduct
20 inc onlcefs and crew Of the Alabama f1rescning
, 1865-02-07
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY T, 1865.

CT 1he prisoner should be allowed to proceed On
gixs g h1s reasons In full, and allowing linn TO max
1he Chair decided that he must be allowed ,
members. y
MI. Reed continued his statement He said TIA
ne 9ld net care to read the telegram from Judg
:: before he came before the committce, and va
told hy him and many others that he could no
lS,Gally s snd nightly reveal anything that might in
Mr. rinckney-1n your opinion as man, would
Four Evidence compromise Dr. Hendricks.
MI Reed-As man 1-answer it would, both
sea1ins my clients secrets, he having been party
:, MI; Burchard mored that 1t was the opinion 81
the House that witness be made to answer the
fret question put to him by the COMMITTEES, which
he supported IN strong remarks.
The previous question was put and carried
ae tine nSe5 s ana noss were demanded on the ques
{aea ); RGss was realnea
Aa$:rfT-Retained by Dr.. Hendricks against
3Aird-Anevcred.
fohrth-AnsWered.
FTh-State whether you hare ever eecn "a.
menbefs or ttheir initials, viii amount opposite ]
each name given to get lease to James II. Pitt
man.
the questions before the committee, and upon so
doing 10 be pnrged from contempt. Carried, and
INC committee retired.
:, Inc committee s0on returned and reported that
INC Wllnefe refused to answer. A motion was
made to commit him to the doorkeeper.
Mf. Niles hoped he would be co1nmItted to fba
doorEccper for the Eurp5sc Of putting him ia JaiI,
to renaln there until tho next Legislature releases
him. ''7~0
III. st1eve'le offered a resolution to 1eommithim
until ten a. m. tomorrow.
MI. Burnett moyed that he be reauifcd to run
Tor The Legislature next term. The amendment
T1s dccl8red ont OF order
The previous question WAS ordered, Yeas d.
naJF II. Witness committed.
The Horse Railway BILL passed the House over
the reto of the Governor by the following vote:
1EAR-Mcssrs. Barnsbaclz, Barrett, Bond, Bry-
ant, Burnett, Cook, Of Woodfo county, Cooper,
Curtis. Dame, Dectus, Deckmnn, Dolton, Ford,
Gobblcs, HolJoke. Hopkins. Huntley, James OF
Fulton, James OF Monroe, Jones Josl3n, KirlcY.
Lake, Logan, Looney, Mann, Mcintyre, IIIddles.
worth, Millerof Logan. Miller OF R1chland, Nor
gan, morrill, ,Molse, Murphy, Nece, Patton, Payne,
Perry, P]atL Randall, Redmond, Sn1tsonstalJ'
SHARON, Shelby, Simpson, Smith. Sphinx, Springer.
Stevenson OF Marion, Ward, Webb, Wike, Wood,
NA1s-Brown, Cook Of Cook, corvin,
Dunn, Henderson. Hin. 1sham, jackson. johnson.
Ll9,d, Martin, Mccoy, Miller. Of lasalle, Miller
Of Washington, Niles Noble, Pinckney, Stevenson
Of Cook, stIeveille, Strong, Thomas, Tineher-
IS yeas, and 70 nays.
, 1865-02-07
Nem advertisements.
H. l. E CT R O. II MAGNETIC
1NST1TUTE
a severe C1SG Of Chronic Dior.
rlen Cured.

TITS Il to Certify that have been severely afflicted
with the Chronic Dtsrrhca Tor more than two yeafs
and four month"; During all that time have nor seen
well day. and Has most ct the time unable to Der.
form my duties IS toldter. havs been pronounced
By tho Yard Physicians and alto thu Boa1d Of Sur.
geoHs 1t Memphis and St. Louis. as incurahe In this
condition reached Chicago on thexsth Of January.
and hearing Of Dr. Higgins 1ls CLARK street. imme:
diasely put myself unde. his treatment and to my
and ndsattHacttcn, he stopped tho Diaaea tho
tEtt day, and afte: six dsys treatment ind myself
cured. and Ihave not taken particle OF medicine
since Icommenecu bis treatment may BE- addressed
or seen at 1oi Eancolph street, Chicago. Illinois.
February 6, 1s65. J.W WHlTTLEaET.
, 1865-02-07
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The War Aspect-HIo*tilIt1es Opened
Il Rebel Pirate.

New YoRK, Monday Feb. G,-Thc L}trq{ds
as Ips19a 10 Ayres PuEaguay az
md that 1t las as allies the Uruguayan rebels and
the reTo1utionists: Flores, with a,000 Brazllians
and an eqnal number Of Paragraphs, had marched
minent. 's1' ~
The town Of Pays, under Uruguay, had been re-
and the rebels under Flores, but at list accot1nts
Us brave garrison stll held out, md reinforce
ments were hu1rJfug to their relief
Hat Island, at The mouth OF the La Piatta River,
which commands the town Of Montevileo, lad
6sen ssized s;l7 By lhe forces ct the King Of Iy
magazine at Buenos Ayres exploded On the
sth Of December, By which $50 seldisrs wezu xiii
ed aud wounded.
A smart little steamer. called the Ranger, was
at MonteVideo suspected IS being intended for a
rebel privateer-
Capt. Rodgers, with the Iroquois, is watching
her. She draws so little water and is so fast that
she Is we'll adapted to keeping cut Of the way OF
our cruisers, and with couple Of guns she could
do more damage than the Alabama
, 1865-02-07

The steamer Araso, one Of DE steamers caueht
u the gorge at Dog Tooth Bend, in the Mississlp.
pl nser, Was ared BY lime In her hold and burned
vas first discovered the day previous but was held
IN check bT pouring water In the hold, It's fnrnt.
tafe ana deeE cargo was eaged, including fifty tons
ut $50te0. Insured for f15Wo,
me New Orleans market Is extremely dull In
nearly erey department Of trade except sugar
and molasgee, for which there Is brisk inquiry.
oH1uE to light supplies. Small ealcs wcre made
Of prime molesses at st.1501.t0; fully nlr to
Prime eugar. &c. Owing to tho suspension OF
navigation OF the upper Mississippi and the small
nanded high prices. Choice flour, $500; good
ordinary cotton sold at 65c
, 1865-02-07
CHICAGO, February 9th, ls63.

DR. 4. J.. HIGGINS: ' N''
1fee Imperdb By duty to the suffering. d well - to
Jourse to ttae that lor orer 20 havs suffered
hom weakness In my right limb. supposed to have
been occastoned By IN injury to my toot aud ankle
youth For this bare hsd Fa1tous prescriptions md
considerable ent-sotne OF Ehfch promised I'M.
psoEcment-hut nothing befors you commenced tbs
treatment has Impaired 10 the Limb that return OF "
ta1isg and strength 1t now ernces. and doun. not
that permanent relief will be the result OF your ap2lt-
cations, and icontdsrt!y commend those who suffer
from the causes name In your circular sascep
table Of relief to your care and testment. Having
heard from the 1t7s Of naDy who hsve beeE greatly
oentntttd BY ycuE treatment. feel It II but Just to
the public aud Tcrrse to add my experience tothefs
Respectfully. yours, PAUL D. RING.
Other Diseases treated With equal success At The
Institute. to;-hn3a II
, 1865-02-07

I5pet8l DISPATCH to the Chicago Tribuue.1;
LANSING, Monday, Feb. 6.
The House having adjourned for three daye, and
the Senate being thin In numbers, there Is little
Of oftntercst transpirlug here. Otcourse no subject
ola general character is considered Local matters
and subjects Of minor importance engage the at
tcntton Of the Senate The orders are nearly clear
Of such matters, and will so remain until the
House sends up Its business. but Senators who
have been absent examining into the conditions Of
mt question will be taken up.
The railroad bills, land grants, the restricting
Of the State constitutional amendments appropria.
ons to caEry forward the various interests Of the
l1uon, and increase the war fund, these and other
important matters nre yet to be disposed Of. The
session Will eItend we'll into MARCH,.
, 1865-02-07

Font MONROE, Feb. 4-Thc steamer Gen sedG
wick sailcd this r. n. for Fort Fisher. ineIc !:
TLe oilyeut Of President Lincoln and p!rty hat
been tic only exciting 1uatter for some time
, 1865-02-07

DgElIosost loTa, q M1ndsy 3ffa ~; Feb e-At the
FrcnehI lie present ,on-Republican Mavor' an5
independent candidate for re.slsction, was chosen
ever Uon. IT, ". Starr, Union, BY three to four
Tie 1ycryrossins at this point continues ssse
for MI E{ul6 Of fc119.
, 1865-02-07

FlRES.- The losses by fire in
the Eorthen states are rapidly on the increase.
sscn ~ ist IT, ths nth OF tna present month they
uaEe 5eached the alarming figures OF 81 905 so. not
!ncinolIg the recent grens dre IN Buhal from which
Nc naEs not Ftcciyed exact returns, but which Will
Pto2aply tweit tho amount another million, max
1ng Y round numbers tha Of million dolara'
wS!t0 % pIopetT c'nsuet. In thls result we hAyts
on1s hFfS where the actual los has exeeed-
cd eon.6o0.- LcucAao Tn1nrNEl
, 1865-02-07
Omit Work.

The enginc-wipers Of the Northwester Rail-
way, Gaiena division, having been paid before
for theis hard work s1:ss per day, their PAT was
suddenly put down to 81 81 per asy about th7se
them to submit, although it simpo sslble to sup
port family Herewith. Last Friday We, sfz
Germnrs, ona Irish and two Ho11andcrs, work
foreman Nj. Mnyer. The master InechanIc- Mr.
Anderson, gave Us notice to quis, II we would not
work for this pittance Of 1.D pee ,day: Although
our foreman was perfectly satisfied with hls pay,
he could not see tic wrong done to os aud quilted
with us-his place being taken by another fore
man not nshamcd to do so.
TEE ExE HARD WoRkEa ESa1IE.W1 1rEas,
, 1865-02-07
INDIANA LEGISLATURES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbunc.]


The Senate met at 2 p. m. scnatot Dunn1ns, on
behalf Of the Lieutenant Governor, introduced
tAe bill to amend the charter Of the city Of ETans
vile.
L mcseage from the nouse Was received, an
nounciue it's concurrence In tho resolution proy-
Ing for the establishment Of general State mus
tcring Office In this city, and the passage Of eeTer-
nl bills Of minor importance.
Senator brown, Of Wells, introduced bill
prescribing the quality Of Illuminating gas, pro-
vidins fer inspection thereof, and declaring for:
feiturc Of lAls therefor In certain cases. Passed
10 second reading.
A message from the Governor was received, an
nouncing The approval OF certnfn bills changtng
nine Q! holding courts In various counties. Ad-
ooorneo- uouse not in session to-lnY.
, 1865-02-07

New Yon1, Monday. February f-To-dav
the gold rnssket Is buoyant, tb1ueh without
nTy Ef; E ;'e6 lat e. naes Ihe excite
rn ~ ~ 1rn to ,hn anf tendency DOW is for the
lore the negotiations. The price ranged from
, 1865-02-07

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Feb. cit is reported
1hEt the notorious guer1lla Capt Hedge Was k.lled
Taylors eueriiIas. under the command OF Capt
Days. The particulars are unknown
, 1865-02-07

The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The sales OF scren
thirties BY Jay Cooke, the subscription agent
since Saturday, is S3,056,ao0.
, 1865-02-07

Sherman is still en- the move In South Caro-
lima with no important results however an
nornccd as yet
An important rumor comes by way Of
New Orleans, That Mobile is being evacuated.
We prefer to reserve our full belief In the
statement on the authority Of a refugee. We
hare been aforctimc deceived by the tngacious
story tcllers-
The President has prepared message on
his late intercourse with the rebel peace CON-
missioncrs, whom he preferred to meet on
the door mat and waive the formnlitics and
inierences Of their presentation at court.
One thing is certain, the war will gain now
rigor from this lnll, and the cavils Of the
pence factionists are sIlenced. The rebels
will not trent saye On terms Of separation,
and now VIC must finish the war by forcing
them to terms Of surrender.
4 most interesting and important case Is
that Of District Attorney Reed Of this city,
now In durcss Of the Legislature at Spring
field, Tor contempt in refusing to answer In
tcrrogatorics on the penitentiary fraud touch
ing matters confded to him as an attorney
by client. The matter will come before the
Supreme Court on writ Of ha,eas co1puk, and
our dispatch hints that the Judges them
selves must stand in awe Of commitment
fcrs var,%
, 1865-02-07

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
FROM SPREkGFlELD". ".THE
| STATE LEGISLATURE.
Lesislating for Posterity "onc
Hundred Years to Come"
THE HORSE RAILWAY SWlNDLE
RE-ENaCTED.
The Contempt Case in
the House,
FROM WASHINGTON
MATTERS CONGRESS
SI0NAL AND.MIL-..
ITARY.
Tie Revenue Measllres.."The Re.
cruiting Sharks~'The |
Enrolment Bill. |
Rebel News~--The War in |
South Carolina.
General Sherman's Campaign---
His Movements.
From Cairo--Highly Impor-
tant from Mobile.
Reported Evacuation Of that
City. !
]
Matters in Louisiana---The New
Orleans Markets.
From Indianapolis-The
Indiana I Legislature.
Cur New York Midnight Dispatch
--latest from Washing
toa---Rcbel NeFs---
General Items.
Gold Closed Last Night
at 215.
The Petersburg Failurc.--Thc Re-
nnrf nf thu Tnr.uSf{nn
, 1865-02-07
Phoenix of Hartford.

IRE FHESA fSTKRs THE PRESENT YRAR Eettcr
an ever prepared for service and duty, in the 1ue
Of It's Profession with enlarged aclil tor the tim
sacton Of husInes4.
, 1865-02-07
The Rebel Prisons,

Mr.. Albert D. Richardson will give lee
ture, after the 10th inst, entitled Twenty
Months in Rebel Prisons" &c may be nd
drcescd At tie Iribuae Office New York,
, 1865-02-07

/. 4 T A MEETING OF THE EN-.
II ROLLED men OF tne 18th ward, held an sstur-
Gay evtnnE tt Was rest.ved close the subscription
hoots On Nednetday s1enlng, the 5tn inst, and al
Rsy'nE houates ,or ate 1eauested to bring
their receipts With them 70 their atmlttance TO
the meeting en- that evening. Those desiring to be-
come members OF the Association Mill have the pr1Yu-
egg q doing SO bJ paying - 60 At the door.
, 1865-06-14
AN EATIsAORDlNA AZ
1tAER.
Il Railway Trutu lku4hes iuto a Wa
ter 8DAUtr


The thunderstorm which on Monday seem
I'd brooding over the city developed Itself
with teT.tbie intensity in m casterly dircc.
tion, and gave rise 10 scene Of cItIaordina-
r. desc,jpticn on the Edinburgh and Glae-
gov line, at short distance east OF Croy
alarm among those Who were Its unexpected
wituesscs, aud whose lives for q time were
placed in eonsiie able daTger. From the in
formation We have becn able to gather, it ap-
pears that as tho O'Clock express train from
Edinburgh to GtaEgow Was nearing Croy Sta
point Is carried through deep cutting, tue
engine driver vas signalled whtn passing the
Ais p. m. express from Glasgow to proceed
cautiously. Shortly after the waning had
been given, 8 fearful y oise was heard Aashes
Of lightning gleamel through the hazy air,
followed b} quick crashes or thunder; thu
ca11iagcs Of .he train were at the same time
assai1ed with what seemed to the adfigbtcd
passengers within terrible shower Of hail,
ind IN IN Instant perfect deluge Of water
cime sweeping down from the shelving rocks
on either side Of the emitting. 4 waterspout
bad evidently burst within the vicinity OF the
line, and before the SPEED Of the train could
1t shot right into the center Of the suddenly
released Haters, which. foaming and seethtng,
rusht d into the cut ting In solid sheets The
water E1sdunf1y rGee outafde the carriages,
IeAcQ,nE IN ea0fL tttnE the l0oLQ0arQ9, ana
afterwards floating the FIST class cc1npar.-
mems, while the hfAsiug noise which was
produced through contact with the works OF
the engine, tended to increase the feeling OF
CONSERVATION and alarm which already pre-
vailed amongst the passengers. The dif1lcul-
ties Of the situation wesc tn1ther complicated
ly the eudden descent Of quantity OF
stonework from the heights above, arising
probably, from the glviuE way Of the stone
dixie, which, spreading across the rails, dcs-
troyed any hope which might have
btcn entertained Of a paesaee being
effected doHn the line after the
water bad cleared away. All this wAs the
work Of lev msnutes. The passengers had
bcen suddenly placed In most critical p9sl-
ton, and the 6afety with which they were
tDabltd to Tide It oyeE-no personal injur5cs
having been sustalned--Wns probably owing
10 the presence of mind of the engfns driver,
who, Wltn he euw the turn which affairs
were taking, ut once fixed the damper
over thu fur mace, thus preventing the increase
Of the water, and avoiding the explosion
Which might otherwise have followed.
The 'train WIS by and by backed ont Of
the wafer; and While It was evident that the
journey to Glasgow must be for some time
delayed, all positive dagger WAS st an end.
The Eaterspous had eFideatly been limited
to comparatively narrow area, within
which, however, IL had operated with terri
biz io.ce, for on reaching Croy 1t Wig found
thst here the elemental strife had been even
more alarming while It lasted. The tele.
gsaph wires along the line had been destroy
ed, 70 that communication With Glasgow
Tns eut Of.
, 1865-06-14
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE14. 1865.

the guards Ind been killed In the magazine,
q large crowd cautiously approached the ru-
ins II. For little while the smoke was SO
thick that 1t was impossible to sec anything.
but in few moments the cha1ed remains Of
. man we're discovered lying In the center OF
them. Tho name Of the unfortunate man IS
believed to be Philo Barnes, Co. 6, 186th Ohio
Volunteers. His gun lay near him, MI the
woodwork being burned offoflt. From some
Of the guards who escaped, We learn that the
unfortunate man Was lying doWn on the am
mpnitlon boxes when the explosion took place,
explosion that he was unable TO escape: It has
heen the rule for the guards When on duty 1t
this mag gazlpe, to 60 on the Roof oft every time
locomotive passed On the track, which at
one corner Of the building Is only two feet
from It. The sergeant AMI one Of tie cofpoEals
o'the guard, together With one or two 9th
erB, we're on the roof when the explosion &C.
CURED. One man named Domtnfek Dcyoti.
belonging to the 18Gth Ohio Volunteers, was
blown over the warehouse containing the hay,
distance ofat last two hundred and fifty
feet, falling into the riyes, but, strange to
cay, he was uniDjuJed. The sergeant was
blown down TO the ground and bndly burned.
ore othtr man belonging to the guard.
Several OF the soldiers were badly burned
abont the head and on the hands. About
EeTen o'clock tn the evening second smaller
explosion occurred. At the time It took place
q large crowd cfsold1ers were walking about
amcng the ruins Of the magazine, and several
will p1ohably die. Ills rame We did not
learn. n piece of shell struck him on the
forehead. Another had his right arm carried
avsa5 by another piece, and a third maa,
Elisha Joiner, Co. q, 18Th Ohio Volunteers,
hyin. she'll, INJECTING an ngly wound, beaidcs
beltH hit on the ankle. Ono man vas struck