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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
FROM BALTIMORE.
Especial Dispatch to.ths Cincinnati Gazette.
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loPeciai Dispatcn to.Cue cincinnati UaZette. ]
BALTIMORE, May IL.
The restriction on raising flags in Ball
tlmore has been reseinded. Mayor
Brown requests that none but legitimate
flags be hereafter displayed. 1t is ex
pected that many stars and stripes will
be exhibited tomorrow. The Union SEN
timent increases. and Union men are ac-
lively organizing.
1t is believed they will nominate Hen
r May for Congress in the Fourth Dis
trlct, vice Winter Davis. He was PR m
iuent Douglas Democrat. The Demo,
Gratis, under the guise OF the States
Rights party, are nearly played out.
Coleman Yelet, a member of the State
Senate, apologises for offering his Jacob
incal Safety Committee Bill. The Leg
islature has grown wonderfully couserva
tive, and will not even call sovereign
convention, knowing the people would
Indignantly defeat it. The Northern Cen
trail railway is now fully repaired, and
trains will commence running regularly
over the whole line, when large bodies OF
troops will be brought down from York
Harrisburg and elsewhere. Bal,imoreans
manifest no disposition TO molest them
+, The Philadelphia road will be fully re-
paired by the middle of the week.
Boats run daily to Old Point, but the
blockade suspends all intercourse wi h
the South.
The 'iuhabitants Of Richmond are suf
ferng from the high price OF produce
Mails now go South regularly, via Rich
mond Communication by the Baltimore
d Ohio Railroad is some W hat interrupted
by searching for contraband articles, bu,
not seriously.
The Government troops in and surround
! ing Washing ton number about thirty five
thousand, all comfortable, well satisfied
snG doing well. Those at the Relay
House are visited daily by thousands o.
Baltimoreans, who mingle in friendly cor .
versation. General Buffers dispatch
regarding Baltimore is much condemned
The poisoning affair is not believed,
The uoors Of Perryville, Iavre de
Grace and Annapolis, are all in good
spirits. The enistneuts in Baltimore
! during the past week, for the Fedora
Government, number about eight hun.
dred. 1t is believed about thousand
Baltmoreans, mostly of the rough ele-
ment. have volunteered and gone to Har
per's Ferry to join the Scuth-rn army
The accounts of the difficulties at s;
Louis cause excitement here.
The best inform alton from the Soutl
indicates that an immense number o
troaps are gathering toward Richmon'
1t is believed that 100000 Southerner
are under arms, moving from differen
points, toward the Capital. 1t is gener
ally conceded that the first collision wi!
occur at Harpers Ferry, perhaps With,
a fortnight.
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HgARAUDERS IN VIRGINIA,

We spoke on Saturday of the outrages
and 2lunder to which the people of Vir-
sinia would be exposed at the hands Of
the vagabonds who are playing the mil
itary under the rebel flag. and expressed
tho belief that the Presidents troops
would be hailed as dcliverers. This is
already verified, according to the follow
ing, which we take from letter Of the
Washington corresp spondent of the New
York Times. Bear in mind that the pill
lage complained Of is perfectly legal in
that State under the statute which we
published on Saturday: ....-ass... .
II learn from perfectly reliable source
that the 1900 secession troops lately
uuarteret at Alexandria started yester.
day for point some SO miles in the in
terror, having entirely exhausted the sup
plies they were able to steal IN tha
neighborhood. Only so secession troop.
are left in Alexandria. My informan
states that the people Of the adjacen
counties in Virginia are beginning to b.
anxious fer an invasion Fl ON Washing ton
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county. SIS:
Pursuant to a command of an order of sale from
the. Court Of Common Pleas in and for the county
of Wyandot, 10 me directed. shall expose to
pnblc sale. at the door of the Court House in
Upper Ssndusky. the 25th day of May. A D.
1861. between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. N
and 4 clock. p NJ, of said day, the following
described property to-wit:
The undivided half of part of the east half
of the north east quarter of sec. 25, township }.
of range fifteen, commencing at the northeast
corner Of said quarter section. running thence
south to a post Eow SIT for garden fence
thence west far enough to make one acre and a
half in square form out of the north east cor
her of said quarter section; also part Of said
quarter section bounding as follows: commencing @
at the north west Garner of said acre and a half
tract. ana running thence west rods, thence
south rods, thence eat 9 rods, theme north
9 rods to the place OF beginning Situate in
Wyandot County. Ohio. The undivided half
of.said pr. misses
Valued at 500.
To be sold as the property off D Ri. at ths
suit of George Kinneg.
Terms of Sale. Cash. e. s-r.ssr-
April Is, '6l PISS IS.
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Maryland Traitors Arrested.
lHerald,s Cnresnnndenre.l


WASHINGTON, May 9.-The President
gave military reception to, night.
Gen. Harvey is acting With Gen. But
ler at the Relay House. =
The frigate Magora is destined for
blockading Charleston. .=--...-s
Last night 90 Of the Maryland Guards
were arrested by the Massachusetts Pick
ct Guards for attempting TO escape to
Virginia to join the Secession forces
They will be dealt with as traitors.
Gen. Beauregard, with Rassel of the
London Times, had arrived at Montgom-
cry on the 5th inst. s
i. The Government continues to be over
whelmed with offers Of naval and land
forces for service against the rebels
Prominent men from all parts Of the coun
try are constantly coming here for the
purpose OF rendering aid.
Over fifty vessels have already been
offered from the New England States. tc
be armed and equipped at the owners
expense. Parties representing the own
ers of propellers navigating the Northern
Lakes. propose to bring their craft down
the ST. Lawrence and Atlantic 81 ore, &c
assist in the blockade OF Southern ports
The Government has just been put in
possession of important inform alton in re,
gard to the movements and operations ol
the rebel army. Their exact nature has
not transpired, but the Government is
taking advantage Of it, and will be ready
in few days to meet the Con Federate
forces at every point.
Ii appears that large force is now
marching from the South for Harper:
Ferry. end from thence will attempt tt
force their way into Pennsylvania.
Their object is to draw off a portion o
the forces concentrating at Washington
and attack them at both points.
The Government is in possession o
very important information from reliable
sources. having agents in every South
ern State. and are fully posted in regarc
to all movements. Wigfall, in letter t.
friend in Washington city says. in grea
confidence. the Confederate army will
capture Washington, Lincoln and his Cab
met. unless they leave before the middle
of June. He says they have nearly 100.
900 well armed troops, and in less thai
two weeks will be on the way to Wash
ington. and expect to winter in Philadel
/ phia
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Notice of Bridge Let
ting.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Job for
~ Building Bridge across the Sandus Ky
River where the read fran Upper Sandusky to
Bocy rus crosses said river at tho east end OF
Wyandot Avenue, in the town of Upper San
dnsky. she 23d day of May, A. D.. 1861
Bidders for the above work are requested to
meet the Commissioners at the time and place
designated for the erection OF said Bridge and
present their several plans and specifications
aad the amount for which they would build the
Bridge according to their plan, aud specifca
tions. The Commissioners will hen take each
and every plan and specification INTO consider.
alton and award the building of said Bridge TO
the Que they will adopt, Also at the same timd
the Commissioners will let the Job of building
an out house on the Court Rouse lot, according
to plan and specification adopted ty then,
and deposited With IL. II. HolJridge, Con mis-
siouer. sE =s
BY order of the Commissioners.
PETER B. BEIDLER.
-..e Auditor Wyandot county, Ohio.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
April %. 81.
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JEFF. Davis Dinner Postponed.

W WASHINGTON, MHy IT,
Passengers from Montgomery state
that jeff. Dvais' dinner at the White
House, is postponed until the 10Th ol
June.
A battalion of louisiana troops left
Richmond on the 9th. on secret SER
vice.
The Petersburg Express, of the 9th
INST, says that Federal steam tug has
been cruising in the vicinity of Gloucester
DON'T, York river. Virginia. but being
hfed on by Virginia battery. she left
the river.
There is to be concen tration of troops
at Fort Powhatan, on the James river
and at City Pclnt, on York river.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
GROCERIES, And

bhI 6OODS,
--- GROCERIES, and
'.5 CROCKERY WARE.
Also, Fancy Dress Goods, Ribbons and Shawls,
Also. BonBets of the lstest and most approved
.tyles. Ako, Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes, " ith
small sprinkIing Of o: her traps.
u Call and examine for yourselves, while
we lender you our bert bow and try to excite
yeur ri.ibles by an exhibition of our poe,icAl
talents.
A stands for Articles, f,ncy and rare,
ID stands for Buyers with money to spare,
c stands for Cab Store at which good, q re sold
ID for the Dealer " ho is after your gold;
r. sta hds for Every one who dry goods buy,
r for the foolish who never dare try,
& stands for Gentry, wi1o neser should fail.
To examiue the Goods that we offer for saIo:
I'll stands for Huts, which we have for the boys
Besides Rattles & Whistlee and various toys.
/ stands for Ivory Fans in the cash .tore found
stands for Jest, of which many are true,
But don't think we re jesting while talking
with you,
stands for Katy, your darling. your dear.
l. for the Luck you'll have when you see her
Provided you cary her a thimbie and case
Or something you think she'll like in its place.
N stands for Match safe, which all smokers
should buy.
N stand. for Needles of which VIC have a supply
y s.; nds for open your wallets and trade;
r for pin cushion for the Cash Store made,
Q for Quarters, which we are r ady TO take:
Il stonds for r titles, for the babies to shake,
S ST ands for spools Of various hues,
stands for Thread, for the Ladies to use:
U sta. .ds for unbelever who is always afraid
To purchase for fear of being shaved in q trade
stands for Value, which every one places
Or our D:y Goods, Groceries and koanets in
cases;
W stands for Wool, fol whistle or wha:-
| " i'll You have from onr beautiful lot.
X sands for Excuse US if You don't want to buy,
Y for Yard Measure, which takes evrry-ono'sI
u stands for zeal which when rightly displayed
Is an excellent thiag In all sorts of trade;
Nov, If you II wait very short time.
| Wen exhibit the Goods without asking dime
Respectfully yours,
---- WM. H. HUBBARD.
Upper Sandusky. April 25 If.
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A Traitor aud Thief.

WAsHINeros. May l0.-Ma]. Rhett of
South Carolina, Paynaster in the army.
has seeded from the Federal Govern.
ment leaving balance of $4,000 against
him unadjusted. ...'.... .....
Lewis Clephand Of the National Repub-
llcan, has been appointed Postmaster Of
the City OF Washington.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
Rumored Negro Insurrect on in Ken
tuciiy.


tuciiy
FRANKFORT KY, May 1O.--There is
great excitement occasioned by messen-
gers arriving here at l2 O'Clock last night
with dispatches for the Governor, report
ing an insurrection in Owen county The
Governor has sent special messenger to
ascertain particulars. The military are
in readiness to march.
LOUISVILLE. MAJ io.-Messengers arr
rived at Frankfort this morning from
Owen county, saying that between 800
and 40 negroes were armed and formed
int, company, aud were committing
depredations. The whites undertook TO
disarm them, when several were killed
| The Governor has sent Gen. Buckner to
ascertain the truth of the matter. He
has no, yet returned. The military are
| ia readiness.
RISING Sun. Ind, May 1o-The opi
orator at Patriot, Ind, telegraphs that he
has been called upon to aid in quelling a
negro insurrection which broke OUT las
night in Owen ana Gallatin counties, Ken
lucky. Great fears are felt, as it is sup.
posed that the negroes are lee on by two
or three white citizens of Kentucky-
The people are gathering all their forces
to put down the rebellion, and runner:
have been sent into Indiana for assistance
Capt FeIls Of this place, who has com
pany ready for cur own State service. hat
tvlcgraphed that he would immediately
send his men and arms to th.ir assis
tance, if needed. The line has beel
down all the morning between Patrio
and Feyay. so that we are without any
news from the latter place. 1t is suppos
ed the line has been cut by the insurgent
to prevent transmission sof news of the in
surrectlon. .-- 4-.....-. .. ... s.....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
UNION CONVENTION IN v1RGIN1A

The following is contained in the dis
patch in relation to the meeting of the
Convention in Virginia. r9 s.@
l cannot express any opinion as to the
action of the Convent on, as there is E
great diversity of pinlon among the
members. All are for the Union, bu,
many oppose a provisional Go-ernmenl
and a division of the State. They want
the ordinance defeated, and want pro.
lection from the Federal Government.-
There are many rumors Of troops from
the South coming this way. II tho Gov
rrnmeut would tahc Harper's Ferry ane
establish camp at Grafton, it would de-
more than any thing else to satisfy Wes'
tern Virginia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
lhPoRTANr FROM ST. LOUIS,
l'Pec'ai dispatch to the Cincinnati; Gazette


Til. ST. LOUIS May IL.
-. -, 'a' 4, seen another terrible tragedy.
1 Inv n,su' about o'clock large body of
home guards entered the city through Fifth
street from the Arsenal where they had besn
enlisted during the. day and furnished III
arms Ga reaching Walnut street the troons
sufned westward. large crowd lining Il.
pavsaentts witness their progress. At tbe
corner OF fifth street some parties among the
spectators begun hootiug. kissing. and other.
WISE aopslng the companies, they p assed
Aua boy about foRr teen years of age discharx
cd pistol in the runks.
Tafs OF the rear company Immediately turn
ed and fred upon the crowd. and tine wbole -,
uma was instantly in confusion. breaking thei,
ranks end discharging their mnskets dc~r tbs;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16

to protect them from the Virginia troops,
who seize their torses and cattle, and
anything else which they want, and hand
them Virginia scrip in payment. The
new rendezvous OF these secession locusts.
who devastste the land, is understood to
be in Culpepper county"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
SHERIFFS SALE.
State OF Ohio, wyandot county

State OF Ohio, Wyandot county. IS.
Pursuant to the command of an execution
writ froIn the Court Of Common Pleas, in and
for the county of Wyandot. to me directed.
shall expose to public sale, at The door Of tins
Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on the 25th
day of May, D. 1861. between The hours of
10 o'clock. A NJ, and o'clock, p M. of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
The undivided half of part of the cast half
OF the no. th-east quarter Of sec. 25, township
3, Of range fifteeH, commencing at the north-
east 60 ner Of said quarter section; running
thence south TO post now set for garden
fence; thence west far enough to make enc
acre and half in square form out of the
noith;east corner of eaid quarter section: also
a part of said quarter section bounded as fol-
lows: Commencing Mt the north-xest corner
OF said acre aud q half tract, al running
thence west 8 rods, thence south rods thenco
east nine rods, thence north nine rods to the
place of beginning. Situate in Wyandot coun-
ty. Ohio. The undivided half OF said premises.
Valued at $675. @ 5-'
To be sold as the property OF Daniel =.
Brow n, at the suit of Cook & Goodbrcad.
| Tel.hso Of Sale, Cash.
JAMES CULBERTSoN, Jr., Sheriff.
April Is, 1861 -Pf$S IS. 3 E,1gi-173
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~A MA WwH EE ER 60 /

Come to Robbins at the Yellow Corner when
you want to get the -r=
Highest Prices for your Produce.
and the IS. 5..s4sr &
Largest Amount of Goods for Dollar.
When You ant to lay in cur summer sup
plies of ---- rsrr.-=
SUGARS. COFFEE, TEA, CALICO. MUS
LlN.BOOTS & SHOES, Es,QUEENSwARE,
STUFF FOR SUMNER PANTS,
COATS AND VESTS,
And many other articles which you will all
need, ccme to No. 1, Yellow Corner" and
viii a.topi.h You 18th the bargains We sh all
offer you, in pay ment for which We will receive
every desc iption of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
We do not desire this to be looked upon as
an idle boast and Therefore ask the good peo
pie of Wyandot county TO call and satisfy
themselves that what We say is true.
X. ROBBINS.
April le, Is6.-tf. -s- .ss.z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
TREASON! TREASON!

MELLOW CITIZENS. Treason is rife in
il the Land, yet the subscriber stands firm
for the UNION. UNION OF interests and a COM
promise of all temporal interests for the good
Of the country. We pledge ourselves to all
we can for the good of oar customers, anS
you q full stock of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
YOUNG MAN, READ TuIsI.

WISE CoUNsELs FOR THE YouNG be had
ia "rheI Invalils Medical Conf mt pub.
lisl,ed by the undersigned for the benefit of
persons who suff r fro II Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, DC. supplying the moans ol
cure. Imprudeut Maturity and Youthful In
disc ions a c summarily dispelled. Thous
and, have hailed this little work With de light
ciety f ON III ii first pcrusa of its in nts; esln
paze.. Send your address or copy. with a
three ceut stamp for return postage. to
DR.. JOIN b, CGpEN & Co,
Nos. Cd and 66 j ohm ST., n. Y.
May l6 ,-3 mos.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16

IA ~ @ m @ @
FROM
Upper sandusky, O
NE NBWCROCGR3BSg
EW RrIE ST
In view of the great panic in the money mar
ket, and the suspension of trade, have nov
reduced the
Price Of Groceries
To The following rates. until changed; and I
would just say, that we are
Taking nearly all kinds of Uncurrent
Money,
AT par, for the following articles, at the prices
affixed:
Coed Brown Sugar sJ5@ll. 4
Crushed loaf, i2>ss
Pulverized sugar l21s
White Coffe l2
Yellow C, flee H., --~-
money syrup U,
| Golden syrup 60@so,
S Fl Molasses SO,
| n o Mollasses As,
Prime Rio Coffee 15Q17
| Saleratus S@l0
| Peaches nrpealed 10
| Peaches pcaled lS,
Apples s.;
Prunes H.
Raisins lo@2o
! Figs 10@lS
| Currant> 12T
Candies lS@30
Buckets 29@40
Tubs 5oc9sl 25,
Wu.hhoards 25
Tinrerc at Nansf c.
| All kids of Yankee
trrer's prices.
! Vingar i6
Candles l6,
Cheese l2@l4
Soap. s@1Q, Rice 6lI
Salt, p bbi 81 90 Dried bcei
All Kinds of Fish
And everything usually for lie in Grocery
Stores, except whisky.
We earnestly request the readers of papers
and all Others to call and look at our goods and
satisfy themselves, that it is to their inter
est to buy their groceries of US, rs our motto i,
butter goods and more of thrm for One Dollar
than many Of our gassy neiy yhbors are in the ha
bit of giving.
Store rrosite tie Court House-Drick Ger,
Dec 90 60 VIM II ASHBROOE
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TO THE GENTLEMEN

We beg leave to say that orr Cloths. CASH
neres, Satin. It's, Tweels Hat. And Caps. .,n&
all other articles of NJ IN wear, canIiot be sur
passed in the county.
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l. ARG E S ALE A NJ D
SMALL PROFITS.

SMALL PROFITS.
is my motto, Thankful for past favors I will
hope for continuance of the same.
GO TO YERK'S
to get the best cook stove for the least mon
ey.
GO TO YERK'S -
to get your nice Brass. Copper, Japanned,
BrittaEia, Zinc and tin ware,
GO TO TERK'S .-...
to ;;,et your nice cedar tubs, churns and
willow ware.
60 TO YERK'S
to get your nice Porce'ain, Kettles. Coffee
Mills. Spice isoxss. Table and Pocket Cut
lsry, Tea and table spoons.
GO TO YERK'S
and get of his celebrated brick oven
stoves cistern well and fo.ce pumps.
GO TO YERK'S
to get the hest reaper and mower, corn and
Cob mill, coin .hellers farm bells, fancy and
plain lbs and wagons.
You can always lely getting the best
gnois at The lowest prices, at all times in thi.
old and established house
CM. YERK
Tifiu, May 16, 6l-tf.
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IF you want Hoops of any kind go to
= Ecea!Ns b HUI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
@ "a E& M ED ~!

Before you buy your DRESSES. SHAWLs,
CAPES, and other f ncy artiales, esiI and
us-we think We viii be able 10 satisfy you
that y.'u h i've co1su!te yoar own int e,ss.s by
doing; aud r-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16

z- TIE e s. TROOPS ATTACHED By THF
.iizaU MOB.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16
Panic Prices /!

Having inaugurated the era OF quick sale, and
sn,7ii prafi's are pete mined not TO be beat
eishrrin ke-quality or prices Of our gcois.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-16

BLOODIESS CAPTURE OF MIS-
}5 SOURI REBELS AND ARMS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
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A Dirorce Dilemma.

The Supreme Court for York county,
Me, has been in session for the Sep
tember term two weeks. The Saco
Democrat gives the following account
of one OF the divorce cases: ". 10
There have Beor three divorces de-
creed during the court thus far, and IN
connection with one of said decrees
there now seems to arise some "hnny"
questions. 1t seems that Il cirtaln par
ty in South Berwick, anxious to get
rid of his "spouse," pressed a hearing
upon his libel, and obtained q decree
during the third day of the term
On the fifth day of the term the said
"spouse" made her appearance before
the Court, and stated that her anxious
husband and persuaded her. that. the
case would not be calIedaup till the
second week in the term, consequently
she returned home, although she had.
a defense to said libel, &C. The Court,
npon these representations, ordered
| the decree of divorce to be stricken
from Che docket. Now the funny part
Of it is, that said divorced husband
went home on the day Of the decree
obtained as before stated-and forth
with proceeded to Salmon Falls and
married another lady. What his new
wife will say, or how they will proceed
when they learn that there is in fact no
decree or divorce from the first wife,
remains to be scen.}i .@8st@p.