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fat ftatt9efuu1btu, III benz feds BON zen 2ettertit
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G.oEE. IN
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pom ACCOMPLISHMENTS SiQentbum.

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am 6r itna. 9. Mdr3 ;. s, UNI 4 ubr gtu6ni
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3u p~ertaufen:

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fce res Inter et6neisn.
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grraeaelte an8eboti i'm D4ottlt piro'n u b|titr Ofdt:
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Office unteriu4t Derbee Die S2lbfptcben iuo nuTerirt
ron So. aufrdrts unb ptsoer MIME tt Ett her anIetae
bot "a. Ganuar. Nrgekpe Dtrbsn fur enc eter meb-
rere b~erGIben engenpnner, abr bic Nuftnner ieber 0el6.
TpEnSe, fprte ter b1'lr 9ebDtere SGt}d4 muiet In hem Nn-
debate fpeeitelft feir r6cr es ptTb tati&lbs nIGt be1ttet.
2ablua9 n!r6 perlan8t In Jte 8teranGS8elb mad Bend
rt1!tgu~d Ter NnaGhnte bs @stotes.
@udeb0te ,nlfen vYrcppfaIS f0r Sr9H SAFES" intpltri
un6 abrGfirt ietn dn
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0ertauf BON iberflliIigen @ouSernementS
g Wuuleieln,
mY& in oatem 3ufanN HnS Sraa4bar.
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gpflmtngton, Gel, II. Sebr. 1866.
Sn 98itm!nstrm Del, merbtn aat 0fentIt4er @erifft8e-
tertduit am
TrsItas, %. Fe5rtar.
Stettdg, 2. Wlri,
POO quite ultb brau6bare Wduleiel,
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aadt nut bic auten @t9enffGftcn bteItr RGuleil, meibe ppl
St5se, in sutem 3uitanbe, febr ftprm unS gut etnge
abren ltnb, tneent ~etefelten Der ueterfbuB rpn @efpdn! !
gtauIefeln Res gBaibin9tcn GepptS fnt.
Die Where tperfen etnjeln %bertauft.
DER Hcrfauf bestnnt I'm 10 lbr NfprgerS.
Observation-Disclosures: &aar tn 8. ct @elb.
Nuf gefebt Upu SreS Brig Sen. Sds 3 @tiu,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-20

THE Chicago Times drops another
shell into the camp of Democratic
friends, in the shape of four column
leader in favor Of impartial suffrage. -
Itreviews the history of the past, shows
that the Demo ocratic party not until re
Gently opposed negro suffrage, fortifies
it's arguments by quotations from the
Constitutions and laws Of the Southern
States, and closes as follows: cit is
thus seen that the doctrine of impair
tial suffrage is one Of the earliest and
most ESSENTIAL doctrines Of the Democ-
racy 1t is the affirmation of the right
Of every man, who is made partaker
of the burdens Of the State, to be rep
resented by his own consent Or vote in
| it's government. It is the first princi-
pie upon which all true republican gov
ernment rests. It is the basis upon
which the liberties of America will be
preserved, if they are preserved at all.
The Democratic party must return from
it's driftings and stand again upon the
immovable rock of principle "-Er.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-20
THE CHICAGO TUNNEL.

THE following description of the
great Tunnel at Chicago is from the
Tribune 'sThe tunnel consists of three.
parts, the tunnel proper, the shore shaft,
and the lake shaft. The shore shaft is
located within few feet Of the lake
shore, and the outer shaft Or terminus,
l-incased in a huge crib of ponderous
masonry, stands at distance of two
miles directly out in waters of Lake
Michigan. The first 80 feet of the shore
shaft is inclosed in iron cylinders, three
in number, one resting upon another,
and firmly bolted together. Each cyl
inder is ten feet long, nine feet in diam
eter, two and halfinchesin thickness,
and weighs about 10000 pounds, or, in
the aggregate, the three together reach
the enormous weight ofninety thousand
pounds It is almost circular in form,
being 5 feet 2 inches high, and 5 feet
wide, lin the clear the variation from
trge circle being made on account OF
the keystone OF the arch 1t is lined
j with brick masonry, s inches thick. The
brick is laid lengthways of the tunnel in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-20
Christmas i'm ItaIy.

This is the grandest, biggest, and most
glorious day of all, in Italy. 1t is 50
regarded by them. We do not know
whether it is custom to make presents
on that day, there, certainly we new
er received any.
Religious services are held IN the
churches, which, on that occasion they
decorate with the finest silks for which
that historic land is celebrated. The
Italians take great pride in having nice
churches and the poor are oppressed
with the frequent demands made upon
them for that purpose.
The common people of that country
live on very simple food. They very
seldom eat meat of any kind, as they
cannot afford it. The main and daily
articles of food consists of BUTTERFLIES
corn bread, or chestnut mush, for din
ner, and soup for supper. Only two
meals a day being customary. The
writer Of this article never saw butte
ON the table there.
On christmas day every family en-
deavors to have some fresh meat
Hence few days previous, one ma,
sec men going to Chiavari (pro
Keavare) to procure provisions. Som
of these men travel eight Or ten miles
on foot for this purpose, We remem
ber well as these mountaineers woulC
pass by our home with piece Of porl
suspended TO one hand and pachag
OF u9caro nl on the other. Macaron
are kind Of noodle, made from whoa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-20

flour, by machinery, which will keep a
long time, and all that is necessary TO
prepare them for the tablets to boil and
season them to suit the taste of those
for whom they are designed. In Italy,
and especially for Christmas occasion
they are seasoned with mushro ON err :
Wy, grated sheep cheese and olive oil,
all Of which articles are healthy. and, in
our opinion, delicious. In addition to
this they sometimes have dumplings,
made in the shape of our common
square crackers, which are seasoned
with the same articles mentioned above.
This dinner being prepared the fam
ily is assembled around the table, some
of whom are seated on benches, blocks
&C., children often standing up or kneel-
ed by the side of the table. Chairs are
not common with the masses of the peo-
pie there.
On that day, it is a custom not to go
to neighbors' houses, as such visit
would be regarded as breach of good
manners. The drink of the occasion
is home made grape wine. That and
water is the common drink of all, as
coffee and tea are scarcely known.
Such is the Christmas dinner of the
masses ofthe people of that country.
To us, it seems simple and silly, but
to people whose ordinary meals con-
sists of a chunk of corn bread, or chest
nut mush, it is rare dinner, which
comes but once q year.
We may add that the dishes in COM
mon use are made of the same material
that our common crooks are and look
like them. The spoons are made of
wood.
The above is our simple recol-
lection of Christmas in italy as obsery-
ed about Is years ago, and we presume
that no material change has occurred as
progress is slow there. We may re-
late more incidents in the future.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-20
Constitutional Amendment.

On Monday oflast week, judge Spal-
ding offered q resolution to the end
that the joint Committee on reconstruc-
ton be requested to inquire into the
expediency Of proposing joint reso-
luton, declaratory of the purpose Of
Congress, in the reception Of Senators
and Representative from the rebellious
States, on their adoption of the Consti-
| tutional Amendment. The resolution
went to the Committee on Reconstruc-
ton, and we hope that they will soon
report joint resolution, declar-
ing that whenever any rebel State, rat
ifies the Amendment, and sends loyal
and true men to Congress, they shall
be admitted. Let this be done, ,and then
the responsibility Of delayed recon
strucsion will no longer rest upon the
shoulders of Congress.
We notice that Several Of the rebel
States are treating the mild, lenient
and merciful terms, offered them in the
Amendment with disrespect and scorn.
If the rebel States want to play at that
game, they may do so. We can stand
it as long as they can.
But we hope that Congress will give
them fair chance and then if they still
refuse to accept the liberal terms offer
ed them, we hope that severer and de-
cisive measures will be imposed upon
them. Reduce the whole South to q
Territorial condition and then begin al
the bottom and reconstruct. The
whole American Republic ought to be
buried in everlasting infamy, if we al
low perjured and condemned traitors
to dictate to a victorious and honora
BILE people.