The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-29

sold At indianapolis. last week, at an sv
ersge price of 855
Ms. Lincoln is living in retirement a
the Clifton H,use. Chicago. Her oldes
son. Robert. is completing his law studie
ii the same city. and little It'd" is At
tending one Of the public schools.
The total yield Of gold in Nova Scoti'
for the 6scal year ending September 80
1865. was ai.9O7 OF. 05 dwts. E! qrs
The yield for the previous year was is,
744 OF. 03 dwts. la qrs. e.a ..'f
The Newark IN. J Advertiser re-
ports that Mr.. John Hill. candidate fol
the Legislature in Morris county, received
at the last election the unanimous vote o'
his district. The voters divided on all
other candidates but all united on him
becaase of his personal worth.
According to the census of 1860 there
were in the United States. 400 Oh white
male children under one year of aye and
S97,5e7 females. or i03 males to lOO te
males. From the same census reports ~
appears that there were in 1869, 6Sl ,462
more males than females in the United
states. The excess Of male passengers
over females striving in this country from
foreign ports, from the year 1919, TO 1860
was 9 zoos. These facts do away with
the idea prevailing 10 great tx'ent that
we have in the United States an excess of
females over males. ' ''
The Memphis Avalanche is to be re-
suscitated.
Psymaster Bardman. Of New Hamp
shire. died in Havana, recently, ofyellow
fever. 'e'" 2" ." ''.'
Governor Morton telegmphs that his
health is improved since his departure
East.
There is no doubt Of the election OF
Charles J. jenkins for Governor Of Geor
gia.
General Heron has resigned and gone
into the commission business at New
Orleans.
The wool dealers and brokers OF New
York are to have daily meeting hers.
after. '5 '"
An additional reward OF $500 has been
offered for the recovery Of Preston King's
remains.
The Crane trial has closed at Nashville
and the case submitted.
General Winfield Scott sails on Satur.
day for New Orleans, where lie willspend
the winter
General Joseph Bernard. Of Bston
Rouge. died at New Orleans on the 10th
inst, sged sixrysix. '
Tie total assessed valuation Of New
Oiiran. sss. 1883 5-s decrease of -four
and a halt millions since las, year
There are one hundred schools f,r the
instruction Of celored persons in Ken
tucty and Trnnessee--..2, 483 sholar>
and iU8 teachers.
The season is extraordinary wet in
California, Heavy rains have islen for
the lost fortnight, and the food in the
interiur exceeds any since l8 =.
N.Carolina. as far rs heard from. gives
$3.50 for the an'i.srcessinn ordinance.
and sO6 against it. and refused to rslil,
an,i-sl very ordinance by 4.8-3 TO I.iO3
The report OF Postmaster General Den
nison shows that revenue Of the depart.
ment tnr the year exceeds the expendl
lures By several hundred thousand dol lars.
In making Southern contracts. he has
Jet 'hem at rates low enough to insure thai
there will be no d, dciencies for the North
10 tiquidste.
A caucus Of the Republican member
Of the House will be convened next Sal.
arday night I" nominate candidates 70,
officers Of the House. Mr. Colfax siIl
60 into the caucus almost unanimous foi
Speaker. aad Mr.. Mcpherson Is said To
be strong for Clerk. There are half a
dozen candidates for Postmaster, Ser
gesnt-at Arms and D"r keeper. All o.
the officers Of the last House are her. |
working among the newly arrived mem
bers.
General Grant received . telegram
from General Logan who is at home. in
Illinois. He states that he will be il
Washington sbost the lst Of December.