The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-10
SUAirIARY OF NEWS.

81 AIAhY OF NEWS.
A majority of the Cabinet are report
ed as being in favor of the reconstruc-
ton report.
The Conncil Of Fort Wayne have or
dered all s1aughter-houses outside the
city limits.
Three hundred Germans have arrived
at Augusta, Ga, to work a plantation
for Mr.. Miller.
Coal is selling as low at Pottsville,
Pa, as during the first year of the war.
More than forty new factories, most
ly to produce wooden goods, will be
erected in Illinois this summer.
The best counterfeit script yet issued
is close imitation of the last so cents
issue. The printing is not quite as
good as that of the genuine.
A few days since a couple of fisher
men from Poughkcepsie, netted seven
thousand shad The haul caused the
price of shad to fall fifty per cent.
The flag of the United States and the
portrait OF George Washington were
Kissed in the Nashville Theater on Sat
urday night.
One hundred and eighty three per
sons joined the Presbyterian churches
and one Congregational, in one week,
in Peoria, Ill.
At the Chicago Council meeting,
April 80, an order was passed provid-
ing for the employment of a thousand
men, or such number as may be neces-
sary, Immediately, to cleanse the streets
of the city.
Three women died at Boston, Mass,
in single week lately in the hands of
a professional abortionist. They were
all single, and came to Boston from
country places, hoping to hide their
shame.
The small pox is so prevalent in
Trempealeau county Wisconsin, that
Judge Flint has postponed the term of
the Court the fourth Monday in
June.
Judge Hunter, in the Memphis Grim
inal Court, has decided that the law of
Tennessee, discriminating against col
ored persons in the licensing of bill
lard tables, is in conflict with the civ
il rights act, recently passed by Con
gress, and therefore void.
A sample of cotton, sent to Senator
Lane, of Indiana, from the Sandwich
Islands, is said to be equal in quality to
the best Sea Island. Two crops a year
are produced there.
Tt is estimated that in Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi there are now
about one-third of the number of col
ored laborers there were in 1860
while there are twice as many white
workers.
Confiscation proceedings in the Uni
ted States District Court at Jackson
vile. Florida, have been stopped by an
order from President johnson. All
the property Of rebels now in posses
sion of the Government authorities will
be Immediately restored.
A late Houston (Texas) paper, says
the wheat harvest on the Upper Colora-
do River surpasses that of any former
year. The grass is exceedingly fine
and the beeves lusciously fat. The
country is swarming with cattle deal
ers from the Western States, eager to
pay the highest price.
A hive Of stingless bees has been re-
ceiyed by the Agricultural Committee
from Honduras.
Eighteen men in New York pay tax
on 25, 900 ounces Of silver plate.
The Salem Republican says there are
293 cases on the calender of the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas
for Columbinna county. About rs Of
them are state cases for selling whisky
The Dayton Journal reports that in
that city the rates of So Is and 50 25
are quoted as being paid for wheat, but
there is so little doing that quotations
are of little value.
Mr.. Mayall, a aLondon photographer
!, has invented new solar camera by
which he can magnify small cartes dc
visite to life-size portraits.
RobertJ. Walker, Robert Dale Owen
I, and Joseph Holt, are said to be strong
ly in favor of the plan Of the Recon
struction Committee.
A COW of the Durham breed sold fol
$500 in New Bedford (Massachusets
the other day. She averaged 40 quarts
of milk day.
The work Of removing the dead from
the Bull Run battle field has commenc
ed. They will be removed either to Ar
5 lington Or Winchester.
Edwin Allen, of Norwich, Connect
cut, has invented a machine for fold
; ing cumming, and counting envelopes
It does it's work with remarkable celer
ity and neatness.
Three hundred German migrants
imported by the Georgia Emigration
Company, arrived at Augusta on tn
s 25th ult. They are all engaged, ant
are to be paid $3.50 per annu1n, will
board and lodging for each man, AM
800 ditto for each woman.
r Capt. Nolen, of the 18th New Yorl
Cavalry was shot throuoh the hOdv