The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
z aatisftltaMeplls Steals.


. printing Office where girls were employed SAY
ing, he never set up with girl in his life
Nj NJ az The Provost Marshal General, has post
! poned the draft Wherever volunteering eease
or is not kept up briskly, it is. however, to b.
enforced at once, @ s5ta 0t2a n
aaa tW- A convey of twenty.one vessels lader
-" with cotton, from Savannah, have arrived a
New York. They are unable to come up to the
wharf on account of the ice in the harbor.
N ty- odt Of 1900 rebol prisoners at Camp
Mortnn, indianapolis, only about ID ofthem arc
willing to be exchanged. The remainder want
to take the oath Of ofallegiance and remain at the
North. 6.
tt4 eB- The London Times says: eve are in.
formed on good authority that the Emperor has
ordered his "Life of Julius Cesar to be trans
lated into English, and has undertaken to cor
rect the proofs himself"
tT- The Chattanooga Gazette says that nine
Of our soldiers who had been captured by the
rebels and pnt in Gaylesville (Ala.) jail, were
recently taken out by Gatewood's gucrillas
shot, and their bodies thrown into theryer
tB- Twelve Legislatures have now ratified
che Constitutional amendment. One (Dela
ware) has rejected it it. Kentucky and New
Jersey are considering the measure. The proc
poets Of ts success are better in the latter than
in the former State.
ty A young lady OF Philadelphia strapped
her skates otight as to almost check circulation
The result was serious; on leaving the ice she
could not use her feet, and has since been con
fined to her bed 1t is feared that the smputs-
tion of both her feet will be necessary.
tB A company with capital Of 100000
has been formed in Detroit to bore for oil about
three miles from that city. They have leased
for ninety nine years tract Of fifty acres Of
land, upon which there ore said to be unmistals-
able evidence ofthe presence of the "lubrca
tori
CY-While the salute in honor of the amend
ment of the Constitution was being fred in AL.
bany New York, lady in deep mourning
came along and begged the privilege of dis
charging one of the guns. 1t was granted and
she pulled the string without finching and
quietly walked away.
icy The steamer North American, arrived of
Portland yesterday with Greencastle dates TO
the 80. The news Of the capture of 1T. Fisher,
and a liberal amount Of peace rumors, had
reached England and produced important eff
fects on the markets The miscellaneous news
BY this steamer are Of little interest.
tE- The principal busines. square of Cory
don, Ind was burned last Sunday morning |
Loss estimated at $4,000. The buildings dss
sroysd were Miller's Hotel; DR.. Readers Drug
store; DouglAss & Denbos Dry goods Store
Reynolds Saddler Shop; Jordan and Wilson's
Dry-Goods Store; Lane'e Family Grocery Stors
and Kintners Saddle Shop
'a fT- Utter deafness was never so well defined |
as in Hoods tale of a trumpet:
"There was Mrs f.,
30 very deaf;
She might have worn . percussion cap,
And been hit on the head without hearing it
snap. Il
Well, sold her horn, and the very next day
eg- The Raleigh (N.C) Progress is not as
thoroughly convinced as the Richmond papers
pretend to be.thst the only course Of the South
Is to fight to the bitter end. 1t calls loudly for
> State Convention. with the object Of eifectng 4
peace. The Governor of South Carolina has or
dered every man into the field to resist Sher
man, and all who will not fight, including for
signers who claim exemption, are directed to
leave the State.
tB The following is the latest oil story:
ga man went from New York TO the Pennsyl-
vania oil region and spent 81 400 in boring for
oil, bnt without success. He had no funds left, Il
but bought five barrels Of oil on credit, carried
them to his we'll by night, poured the oil down
his pipes, and the next morning began pump
ing with q success which astonished all his {
neighbors. Before the flow stopped he sold hs (
well for 5000 and went home. Where are the a
wooden nutmeg and Eastwood ham makers?"
eE- The seal of the rebel States Of America is i
described in the English newspapers. It de-
signed by Foley, the celebrated Irish sculptor, {
and contains in the center representation of
Crawfords statue Of Washington, This is sur
rounded by wreath composed of the most
valuable vegetable products of the Southern
rice, Indian corn, cotton, wheat .
and sugar cane The rim bears the legend;
"The Confederate States of America 22d of
February, 1862, Dec eindice" The seal is sill
yer. and it's diameter is four inches.
tE- The Washington correspsndent of the
Cincinnati Gazette states that Gen. Rosecrans s
vas removed from command in Missouri, by or q
der of General Grant, because he was slow in ,
sending troops to re.en force Gen Thomas. We
are very well satisfied that the investigation
that we are to have, thanks to Gen. Garfield, of 7
Gen. Rosecrsns' career. will not result TO the {