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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
The Rebels Retire with a Heavy Loss
THREE L. 8. SOLDIERS KILLED
A.ND TEN WOENpED.
Gen. Patterson's Report.

HAGERsTowN, July 2:
EaRly this morning the troops concen
trated here crossed the ford at Williams
port. The post Of honor in crossing as
given to the First Wisconsin and Eleventh
Pennsylvania Regiments. They came
within sexenAy five yasds Of the enemy.
The rebels at Martins basg. numbering
tour regiraepts of infantry. and one horse
regiment, were engaged in the confiic'
They had four pieces of artillery. part ri
fled cannon, aid commanded by Jack
son.
AS far as known our casualties are two
killed and several wounded. Several
dead and wounded secessic nists were lett
on the field in thei- hasty retreat.
The loss Of life on their side is very
heavy. Anticipa' ing the retire at OF our
forces, he rebels had cut down fences,
&c, to intercept us before reaching the
river.
The first stand was made at Fotterfeld
farm, near Haynsvile, where the house
and barn had been destroyed to charge
en- the enemy. Mere the conflict wa:
fierce. The rebels finally retreated ,leav
ing knapsacks and blankets everywhere
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
Iatll, LatIl, Lath,

NTM. II. Cone can upon short notice fur
w nish you with all the pIasterng lath you
-rhnt. Send along your bills and have them
filled with good sawed lath. Remember the
place, Kirby, Wyandot county. Ohio.
- WV. H. CONE.
June i, '6l IT, -, III.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
GOVERN oa'S mHssL9z
10 NE Honorable. RE
General .is.emblE u Narti caroliIla

10 fhe Honorable re
General assembly ef No,ft carotaa.
tits the duty Of the Executive ii the meet.
ing Of the General Assembly TO lay before
them statement Of the affairs Of the Stue
and such suggestions as may aid them III
their deliberations.
Having 80 recently taken charge Of thi.
Office with an extraordinary pressure Of bG-
siness upon il. and with such limited oppor.
tunities for preparing statement Of til,
kind, | might well be excused IRON this du.
".
But the very great respect have for tie
Legislature, aud my earnest desire 10 secure
their aid and cooperation, prompt me to
make this communication, however imper.
feet OF unsatisfactory il NAV be.
For the 6rst time in the history Of this
State We have to deplore the dean 81 Gov
ernOr. The Hon. John W. Ellis, late Gov
ernor Of this State, died at the Red Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, on the 7th Juiy last.
This communication might afford an ap-
propriate place for d tribute to his worth
aud merit; but his public and private virtues
have but recently been cantassed through
the State, aud their thorough endorsement
BY the people constitute his highest reward
while living, and a rich legacy to survive
him. The great struggle which now RACES
throughout onr country sxciics the most in-
tense interest al home and abroad; il i
needless 10 argue TO ourselves. Or the world,
Of the Justice or prOpriety OF our course.
We patiently yielded TO every expedient
and listened 70 every promise In behalf Of
that Union, around which hAd 20 ciuug our
interest aud dearest affections. But sudden
1, tie mask vas raised. and We saw before
d the sword Of the tyrant, and henceiorth
there was no hesitation in our course.
An Extra Session Of the Legislature i'm.
mcdiately convened, and with no dissenting
voice, submitted the issue 10 the people ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
Head Quarters Of tie N. Carolina Regimen
of Wise's Legion.
Warenion, June l3, 1851.



Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise TO 1
Coonecy in Wise's Legion, and commissioned 10 raise
regiment in North Carolina, hereby earnestly invite
those desrous Of joining this popular corps and Of see.
ing prompt and active service under the chvsrc Wise
TO organize forthwith into companies Of sixty -four each
TO elect their company officers and prepare to move
without loss Of time. Each company will consist Of
one Captain, one first and one second lieutenant foul
sergeants and four Corporals and fhy.lhree prvaies
A soon as formed each company will be moved into
camp atPeiersburg. Va, and mustered into service p
or to the formation into regiment under the above
destination.
Being designed for pariyzan service, the regimen
will be composed Of one Cavalry, and nine Infantr,
and Light Infantry companies. Each man will proud,
himself with change Of clothes Of durable material
(not waiting for uniformity Of dress,) blanket and
hasefsack.
Now is the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen, TO the number Of go and come quickly
WHARTON ]. GREEN,
COL Commanding.
- Papers ihroughou, the State please notice.
June IA, 1861. 97-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
r TO Persons ou q Employment. .Ca
AGENTS WANTED.

N tFtTy NVuHEF ~ 0Ht IH0E'u '3a7Vs'
sIs0 garage u the sale q some % The best and most
4 rlsE .aly Illustrated WORKS pabllshsd.
OR piiheaiigns are % the inleIeeting chafac.
ter alap,e 10 The ssn of the Farmer. Mechanie snd
Msfehlat. thsy ife published IN the best style. and
boan ia ihe mid sabstan,is manner. and wotihy
pl,ss IN me ibtafy of every Household 10 the Land.
TO e. mon Il enisfpti.s ani industrious hsbis. this
hu.inss, lsrs a. opportunity ior profitable employment
seas "a hs met with.
~ Persons ds.ifina 70 act as Agents will receive
pfsmptly By m fall ptfie1sfs terms. &c. BY address
siat LgARY. GErZ n Co.. Pablish,r,,
N.slt Moth second Street, Phiadelphia.
Oelshsf 30 66-4m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
Farmers and Mill Owners and AgricuI,
tural Headquarters.

NORTH CAROLINA
fsunhrg ano alatbins Wlorks,
SALISBURY, N. O.
TGNBoKS y IAigDEBa
SUCCESSORS TO N. BorDEs d SON.
MANUFACTURER OF
CHitiUators, PiosCs, Corn Shell
Iers. Seed S0sCers,
Horse-Powers, Threshers,
Threshing, Separating and Cleaning
Machines,
CIDER AND SUGAR MILLS,
Shifting and Machinery for Grist, Circular
and Vertical Saw MIS-. Gold, Copper,
aud Silver Mines.
Agents for
DR.. L. 0. Elliott's Patent Muly Saw
Mill and Water Wheels.
Iron and Brass Castings,
Forcings, aud Finished Works Of every
description;
Tobacco Presses and Fixtures,
and other kinds Of Machinery repaired at
Short Notice.
Februsry IL. 7s-l2m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-08-28
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,


fot sale a. the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs--Esrly sir Weeks. Red speckled Valentine,
nfa9a dilto. Red French Large Lima Better,
Cargina, scarlet Rannsrs, Roysl DsaH
BEEr--Erus EsfIy rurniP. Early Blood, Long Red,
Stlcssn OF White Sugar, Ssiss Chafd.
BR0c0LI-Pofple Cape.
CABBAGE-Esriy Yetk. ffeneh0I Hsan, Early su-
gar laaf, Early Batlefsea, early DInmhead, Dram-
head savoy, Large late Dranhcld. late Fiat DGich,
Gisea GlaIsd, Red Dgleh ,fos PekIeing.
cARR0r-Lons Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
GAULiFLOwER.
CELERY White solid. Silver Giant, Red Solid,
CORY -Esergteen sugsr
cuGUuBER-Eafly Fame. Long Green. GheIkin.
EGi PLANT large ParPle, Early ParPls.
ENDIYE--Gpen Cufied.
LEffUCE-EarIy Cuflsj. Brown Dutch, Royal Cab.
ksEe. Drumhesd. White Cos.
MELL0Ns-Nu,meg. Ciirsn, Mountain sPfou..
MnsfNRD-Whiie, Brown.
NAsrGRrIUM.
OkKA.
ONION silver skin o. White, Large YelloE.
PARSLEY -Curied 81 Double, Plain oI single.
PARsNlP-sagn.
PEAs-L,ndtstb's Esirs Early, Early Pane, Royal
Dsif Mauowfst. Early May. Bishops Early.
PEPPER -LirEe Sweet. Bull Nose.
PUMPKIN Common Field.
RADIsH -- Lans scarlet short Top, White Tufnip
Rooted. Red rarnip Rooted, Long salmon.
RHUBARB. Or Pie Plant
stLsiFY. o. Oyster Plant
SPINACH -Round savoy.
sQuAsH-Eafly Bash. Long Green.
TONArO-Lafgc Rel.
TuRNIP-Early flst Patch. RsdT Top Large Norfolk,
Large Giose, Dsls's Hybnd, Rula Bags crsweediah.
fehHsry l3 a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

CoBB & Co.'s Book STORE.-Messrs. Cobb
s Co. have removed from their old stand,
and are now fairly dOmesticated further up
town in the rooms formerly occupied by
Shrink, the oonfectioner. The present
store is great improvement over the old
Que, both in regard to appearance ana con-
vsnience. Il is one hundred aud sixty-fve
feet in length and twenty in width. The
rear is lighted by an ample sky-light The
shelves on the sides throughout the whole
length are piled with books, the more vslu-
able bindings being enclosed in glass cases.
The counter is cirOular,and is placed in The
centre Of the room, which enables persons
wishing to examine the stock to approach
the shelves and take out whatsoever they
desire. The woodwork is handsomely
grained in imitation Of oak, and the draw
ers are ornamented with carving.
In the third story is the bindery, where
are gotten up the splendid specimens Of
blank books which may be seen on the
walls below. The cellar is devoted to pack
ing and storing school books, which are to
be measured rather by the yard than by
the dozen. Messrs. Cobb s. Co. have one
Of the most complete establishments Of the
kind in Ohio. They keep a very large and
full assortment of School, Law, Medical
and Miscellaneous books. The miscellane-
ous stock comprises German and French
works, full series Of standard poets and
prose writer's, classics, elegant gift books,
bible and prayer books, military text books,
and last but perhaps not least juvenile
books Of an hundred kinds. Scattered
through the cases, one sees, also, pOrtfo-
hOs, gold pens, inkstands of every pattern,
and vast quantity of articles of all sorts
for readers and writer's.
The volumes which bring the highest
price are Audubon's Birds Of America, in
seven volumes, which are worth S1l5.-
There are also beautiful antique edition
Shakespeare, eight. volumes, $40. Pres
cOtfs works, bound in half calf, fifteen vol
umes $50. Irving's Washington, $50. The
Dresden Gallery $50, and the Munich and
Berlin Galleries $50 each. There are also
six full sets of Irving's works, each Of
different style, being the most complete set
in the State. The old rivals, Worcester
and Webster, the heroes of a new battle of
the books, figure also oOnspicuOusly. A
visit to Messrs. Cobb & Co.'s new concern
is well worth any ones while, as a matter
Of curiosity and information, if nothing
else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
u II. " OOD5
Q. II. Gen. of Ohio.

THE FoURTH.-HOW to properly celebrate
the approaching anniversary of our nation
al independence is engaging the attention
of all. Cleveland must be the focus of the
celebration, and an endeavor will bejmade
te secure a large attendance from the sur
rounding country. Inasmuch as but little
can be done in the way of military display
it has been suggested that those coming in
from the towns and country do so in wag-
ons and on horseback, so that grand pro-
cessicn may be formed. The country peo-
pie would thus be prominently represented
on the occasion, and much would also be
added to the display. The idea is an ex
tremely good one, and we hope will be
carried out, which it undoubtedly will if
our county friends can he induced to do
thoir part, and we think they can. There
must be such a gathering as has never be-
fore been seen on Fourth of July in CleVe-
land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

A JEALOUS WIRE CEAsTIsEs her Hue
BkSD.-The usually quiet neighborhOOd in
and about Academy street was this morn
ing thrown into considerable excitement
by the sudden appearance in Its midst Of
an almost frantic female, her hair dishsv-
eled and streaming in the wind, her eyes
flashing fire, her OOuntenNnce flushed, and
her whole person shaking from the anger
that possessed her. A short distance in
front of her walked q man, whom she
claimed AZ her husband, and upon whose
devoted head she poured out INCREASINGLY
hitter curses and imprecatiOns, her passion
feeding on every word she uttered, and in
oreAsing at every step. The man said not
word, either for rebuke or advice, and
the stOical manner in which he bore the
abuse she was hsaping upon him, exasper-
ated her almost 10 madness. She felt that
her words were worthless, and that she
could only find satisfaction in blows. With
clenched fists she bounded upon the object
of her spleen, dealing out rapidly with
right and left He bore it herOiOally, offer
ing no resistance. firing Of this, she re-
sorted to stones, and several were launched
at the unfortunate man, taking effect in his
back and sides Desiring to bring all her
batteries into play, she next applied her
foot, administering well directed and heavy
kicks, which were occasionally followed BY
well-aimed blows from her fist This work
she continued for period Of about ten
minutes, and until they had reached st.
Clair street. where she Withdrew, giving
him parting curse. The charge she took
great care to make public was, that her
husband had proved false, devOting his at
tentiOns and earnings to 8 mistress. She
sWOre vengeance as she retraced her steps
home, and it is prObable the end is moi
/ vet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
New Publications.

The June Number of the Cleveland Medi-
cal Gazette contains the following in its
Editors Table:
Military SurgsOns-We very much fear
that the soldiers, in all parts Of the eoun-
try, will suffer, in spite Of Medical Boards
TO exHmine the qualifications of those sur
geons who viii have charge Of them. We
opine that the most of those who are seek
ing place in the medical staff, labor under
the belief that the greatest part Of their
work viii be surgical This Is great
mistake, as ell have learned who have eread
the medical records Of the Crimean and
Italian campaigns. No man should be ap-
pointed q surgeon, or a mate, who is not
an excellent pathologist and good therspeu-
list. For every amputation or minor Ope-
ration, as the Htigaing Of arteries or
dressing of fractures, he will have ten
cases Of fever, pneumonia, erysipelas and
dysentery TO treat. We have reason TO be-
lieve that the surgical qualifications have
been more looked to than the medical.
If 80, God help the sick soldiers, for the
surgeons, we fear, can not 1t il scarcely
necessary for US TO say, that to be q good
surgeon, one must be a good physician.
Physical diagnosis, pathology, clinical ex-
perience, and pathological anatomy, are all
a sine qua non for him who essays TO be
surgeon. Let us hope that We may be mis-
taken.as to the qualifications Of those who
are now serving in the various regiments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

Police COURT-sussn Cassidy, distur-
bance, House of Correction ten days.
VIM. Van Winkle, struck off docket.
Warren Clark, assault and battery, fined
So and costs.
Albert Harris, assault and battery, dis
missed.
John Hanlon, assault and battery, fined
$50 and costs.
Warren Clark and Davis Cole, assault
and battery, dismissed as to Cole.
Catharine Canshaw, disturbance, dis
missed.
Francis Hamilton, burglary and larceny,
continued to the 18th.
John Reagan, persOnating Ohieer, fined
$40 and costs.
John Meyer, horse stealing, bail $500.
The Court adjourned to the 18th inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

FoR CASP DESEIsoE.-COl. Garter, Of
Bloomfield, Portage county, came in on the
Pittsburgh Road this mOrningEith fourteen
recruits for cOmPany F, 7th Regiment, CAPT.
steadman. The volunteers came from POr-
tage and Summit counties. They leave for
Camp Dennison On the 245 c., c. 6 G.
train.
Col Carter is deserving Of the highest
praise for his disinterested course. He is
not connected with the volunteer army, but
on his own responsibility has raised and
taken on At least three companies Of re-
cruits, and has for this purpose borne his
own expenses. actions like this speak for
themselves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

PERsOxAL.-Msssrs. VIM. Bingham and
n. C. Yoluglove returned this morning
from Washington. They report that strong
fOrtifcatiOns are being put up at Washing
ton and on the heights adjacenti also that
matters lock as though no advsnee Wculd
be made for two or three weeks by the Fed
sral army. Gen. Scott is prepared 10 de-
fend, but is not yet ready for an advance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
TRAvELER,s REeIsTER.
THE CITY.

JOHNsoE's BLOcK.-The new brick block
which is being completed by Capt. John
son at the foot Of Bath aud River streets,
will bo very much Of an improvement to
that quarter. It is an addition to and ex-
tension Of the Marine Block. The walls
are up and the interior is progressing rap
idlv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

TIE WISCONSIN, REGIMEET.-The Regi-
ment from Wisconsin will arrive this after
noon, and win leave on the c. & P R. R.,
on a special train at 51OP. NJ. Another
Wisconsin regiment left Chicago about the
same time, on the Fort Wayne and Chicago
road, there not being sufficient cars to
transport both at the same time over one
road conveniently.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

TIE NIEErEESTH-The eight companies
of the Nineteenth Regiment fCOl, Beatty's)
now at Camp Goddard, GAINESVILLE, have
received orders to hold themselves in read
iness for marching orders. The other COM
paBies belonging to this regiment are at
Camp Jefferson, Bellair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

FoR THE ARTLLERY.-This morning. two
boxes containing two hundred pairs of pan
falcons, packages Of cigars, tobacco, and va
rio is little luxuries were sent by express to
Grafton, Virginia, for the uss Of the Cleve-
land Light Artillery, now there. The arti-
cles are paid for by subscription. Little
amounts which scarce any ones pocket
would feel, go great ways in promoting in
this war the camfort of the soldier boys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
8Oarding.

BOARDING HOUSE---THE E
ID HOUSE, No. "a Public Square, and by the
stone Ohurch,-One Of the peaaantest locations in
the city-has been thoroughly repaired, and e now
0pen for Boerders. Families wishing to furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single
Boardsrs and Day Boardera VIII ind good eccommo.
required. GeIR2sl 5. W. BURRlTT.
DOARDING.-THE HOUSE FoRM-
ID ERLY known as Stewards Boarding HOUSE No.
50 Public square, is now opened for BOarders. Fam
lies desiring unfurnished rooms can be aecohamo-
dated With ParloIs fronting the Square. Also, Day
D4as1 @sSsIisis Ia ESA'0hAOi' terms E.M.aAY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

~ Read wha. DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrRisn.
berg Medicines. DR.. B. is physician OF extensive
practice, and OF the most successful in the
ty (Trumbulll in which he resides;
This certihes that have used the Gr@fenberg's
ais and Marshalrs Catholicon sold here by II. u.
johnson, in my practice. They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbun county, Ohio, March 7, 1857.
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress h. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
ian3d&W General Agent for Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

NEW MEDICAL BoARD.-It is understood
that Gov, DennisOn hes appointed s new
Medical Board for the examination Of ap-
plicants for medical and surgical posts in
the army. The Board consists Of Drs. VIM.
NJ. Awl, S. NJ. Smith, and L ". Hamilton,
all of Columbus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

LOOKS LIKE MARcEINa.-Capt Carr, of
the Alliance Light Guard, 18Th Regiment
reached his home at Alliance on Saturday
last with tWenty-three men of his company
on furlough. Within two hours after ar
irving he received 3 telegraph ordering
himself and men back to Camp DennisOn
Immediately.
This looks very much as though an i'm
mediate movement was intended by the
authorities, and we should not be surprised
to hear news to-day that they are already
on the march.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

hereby certify that Sar been dealing IN the
9rRen berg Medicines for n past year. and can tru
ly say that have never ole cd medicines to tbs
public that have met with ne decided appreciation
Of the people like these, ticularly the Pills and
Oathoiicon. They will Pc orm all and more than is
promised for them. 1 have sold about fifty bottles
Of the Catholicsn the past year and hear the best
results in every case. J. II. o. JOHNSON,
March Z, 1857. Medical Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
HOME TRgTLMONY.

In this connection we oner a Iew testimonials:
81 ana Methodist Clergyman, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
thu diseases for which you advertise Marshars Ute
riDe Oathollcon as cure have advised its use and
il has effected complete wherever it has been
/ used, Rev. PETER SHARP, =.
Western Star, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11

MusTERHa IE.-The-Eork Of mastering
into the United States service the troops at
Camp Jackson, was commenced today by
Capt. Robinson, of the o. S. A. Four rsgi-
ments will be mustered in at this Camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
3nitaEEs.

BROOKS s. G. 8 E. W, BUILD
ID ERs, Also ManuiactureTs Of Doors, Blinds,
sash, Brsckets and all kinds OF Scroll Saving and
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 70 Efttina
uP Stores. factorl on Di7i1iOn street. near Centre
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-11
MARsHALLs : UTERINE O4THOLICoN,

which Is ofered as q certain cure In casss aeoompa
MED with the following symptOmA Irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintness, Dersuged Appetite, SallOv
Complexion, Pain in the Back and Kidney, Ohills,
Gold Handsend Feet BloaatingB, Fevarishness, Ned
rAlgia, Palpitaton Of the Heart, Dizziness, Hery-
BUSINESS, Headache, Restlessness, Disturbed Sleep,
Flushes of the Heart, General Pain, Crawling aud
Pain in the Spine and between the shoulders, Acid
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difficult Passing OF
Urine with heat or smarting, Itching, Burning OF
Irritation TO the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dis
pS IT, Hystercs Anxiety, Red Face, Nervous TWitch-
In g Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness, Deprived Appetite iFlatulelcsi Bioated and
ogular Bowels, Unpleasant Dreams, Pains in the
y. srine Organs, Numbness and Pains in the Limbs,
Loss Of the Memory, BeWilderment, Soreness in the