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T-nAVELERs' GUIDE.

mornIHg, : same go, 1861.
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The whole establishment is In charge q Mr.. JOHN
Z. HUKnL, Of great experience in this line Of bush
ness, to whom all letters may be Addressed st the
Springs
STAGES viii leave Trscy CiS (at the end Of ihe rail-
road daily for tae Springs, On me arrival Of the esrs5
or oonyeyanees can be procured at EeNiunviie By these
who prefer that route ieI7 dawim
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Dr.. McEean's Universal pills.
FOR LIVER COALPLAET BlLI0USEEsS, HEAD
ACHE ETC

mere hes Hevsr been 8 catnlrtlc medicine offered
he public thsi has gives such entire sEusfaclcH
EcLelu'8 Eniveral Pills.
Baiaz entirely vegetable, they aTe perfectly iuaocsut
snd can BE- tszeL by abe most tender iniunti yet prampi
and powerful iH rrnnvI en- billions secretion. acid or
mears. feled uausr from the stomach. In nct, rley
sre ne emily Plis that should be used 10 nalsrous dis
rics
TfeT pfg1uce us Iping slcEnrss or pain in ne stum
lch o. Bowels. tlruch very actlve and searChiuZ Hn th-U
.peraicu- prom. ting hea. IS s-cretions 1f he liver anl
Kid eYs. aho uil suffer froa & Icusnes- Hrada.hF
md Foul Stomach. when 10 cfec0 e. EemeoT ral be %
-ained2 KIP them constantly 0u band asi1Ele dosa.
taken 10 sess1u, nav prevent nolrs days 1ut moths o.
.ickues. AsE f1r Or J. 4 acLeans Universal PILE
Take 10 other. Being coated, they are tlsleisEs Price
luiT % cents per box. and can Be cent h7 mail q a-
part d the Emitted st-tqs
= n NOLAN, Soic Hopriafor,
nn-nar uhLra I'D Pin. .-ran-s- 81 LII No
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CR5Fs ~ MIssTssIFPL-Our friend DR.. c. c.
Clover, has Just returned from Bolivar county,
Miss, and brings be most cheering accounts
Of the crop prospects in that section Of our
sistt- STATE. Very nuch mere than TIE usual
quantity Of corr has been planted, and is now
removed frcm all dagger Of fsilurs It ia, on
al to- bottom isu5s, IN fuI sHR and tasssl.
H reports tast cotton has been blooming On
hs plantation since the 10 B..
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We are authorized to announce GEO. n. GIANT as
a candidate fer Alderman Of the First ward, at the en-
suing June election. sells tee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

We are auIherized 70 snuounce the name OF John
NBWSOM, As candidate Tor tbs 0dice Of Collector OF the
Taxes on Privileges, al the approacbine Municipal eleo-
tior. mvs-tfs
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AHsog.-Miehael Scot was put In jail yes
tsriay, charged with set Ing fire to the houses
on JsfssoD street, between Third and Fourth,
thai were injured By IRE at two o'clock On
Sunday morning last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-20

C.BIo PA-rE-Or feilow citizen, Carlo
PAN, as We have already announced, has
changed Tbs visin f5r the rife, having entered
ths Many Rites at Columbia, in this state,
as q volunteer, and is nov IL Virginia. We
Yesterday saw a lsttsriust received from him,
il xhich be saysi II expect to fight in de-
fsnbe o. southern rights az long as have a
drop Of blood IN my body" Carlo is a gal
laat Fellow, ss aell as an accomplished musi-
clan. aad viii fsvor tie enemy with a stocat0
movement ia shsrrs.
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We are authorized to Announce r. b. BAUGH as =
caEdtdate Tor recollection % the omoe Of Mayor o. the
city OF Memphis, at the June election. js5-te
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DRowsED-A boy q between zine AID zen
years OF eye, named John Meter, as be was
batting in he river near the coron press,
went in uBtl The water reached bis neck, and
called 20 lis roupsnions 70 see hin dive. lie
plunged into tbs water and got out Of bis
depth. The other bows made an effort to save
him, bat in vain. Re was drowned.
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Tuka Mineral Springs.

luKa mineral springs.
THEsE SPRINGS having been carefully E~nalyzed by
L the State Seologis o. Mississippi, and found th
contain SuiphHretted hydrogen largely Bicarbonate Of
Iron largely Fee Carb5nic Acid, With small amounts
Of b Carb OF kagBesia, 81. Caro-. LINE, Bi Carb.
Potash and Soda, and Cioriie q Potassium an. sodium
in spring No. ?, in 10 600 parts O which ae LILO o.
solid ingredients, fve-sixtns Of which are Peroxide Of
Iron. No. 3 contains the Ingredients Of tbs former,
except saiphurefted Hydrogsn. No. 2 is 3 strong Red
sulphur Spring. Spring No is q simple Chulybeate.
sumewhat weaker than the former Beth Of the letter
differ from the majority Of Oiher ChaybeEies and Sui
phur waters OF the state. IN their freedom from purEa-
tive ingredients. which RENTERS Them better adapted to
feeble ~petients being almost purely tenlc, and IN the
case 81 the frst mentioned sltsratiVes-
Many visitors from Memphis, New orleans and all
the South western States, haze been restored 70 health
fam long standing chronsc diseases by drinking this
water; and the great popularity which they have OBJ
tsined, ana the large increase CT visitors. pas induced
The hotel c0tnpau u enlarge their Recommendations, and
they now afford every luxury and amusement. besides
strdted comfort, which can be obtained in the country.
To the pleasure-HeekeT, the finest fishing Is within
en- agreeable ride Of i've miles. Billiard Tables, Bowl
ing Allies. LIVER Stables, and whatever can zmuss the
sumner visitor, is AZ bis oommand.
A Band Of HEsic is In attendance. and 20 expense or
care is spared to render guests Comfortable and happy
Ths Springs Hotel Is situated immediately on the
Hcmphss and Charleston Railroad, about half way be-
tween Memphis and Huntsville, within one bour o. the
Nobile and Ohio Railroad al Corinth, and two hours Of
the Mississippi Central, aad six houvs or Memphis
COOK Il CO., Propriet5rs,
ielf-Im Iuka, Mississippi.
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BEERSHEBA sPRINGS,
GrsSdy county, TeItnessee.
DININGRaoM FOR CHILDREN.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE Is now
i opened Tor visitors. The premises have been put
in TEOROUGH REPAIR. Among other additions 10 a
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Producing, Pictures Quickly
and T3'lEe to RiaftETS.
SOUTHERN FLAG NAEUEACTORT
G.. WAAEMER.

203 MAIN STREET.
HAS ON HAND and il constantly manufacturing
H FLAGS for Military Companies,
FLAGS for Hotels,
FLAGS for Stsamboatz,
FLAG. for Public BGIdings,
FLAGS 10 miniature fsr Tue Rat and button hole
SPEER9 4ND StAFF5 ia crest variety
Parties residing in tue couutry csn be supp led With
fu1l sized con pany SIR Flag, Go,a sters, s. ear. STAFF.
ETC., al oo1rietH5 AZ prices rznEisE from gz5 % SIS. A
large stock Away on haG-t All orders by mail viii be
immed. ateiv forwarded By express
P S-OD hand, a large quantity Of Flannel Shiris,
suitable for Military Uniforms iaIl-Qw
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mcLeanss Cordial.

As may by seen, we insert this week ts Advertisement
Of MeLesn's JordiaI, etc.
Its very well kNwu we are not particularly Tor-
zble 20 patent medicines, and, as . genera thing, essaeE
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and With
these sentiment we declined inserting this ADVERTISE
ment until we knew what were the ingredients OF the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This we hzvelea ned,
and believing, as we do, that that the ingredients are
good, and the compound iudieiously made, we recon-
mend It as q mixture worthy Of public couhdecee.
The above is from the 81. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited by the renowned Rev. DIT. HcAnslly, which
speaks volumes IN favor OF EeLe1n's Cordial. We say
to al, try it. Gee TIE advertisement in another coll
mwHu Hag-aa-
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THE GREAT
EsdSG9a MeG5CEas0,
HERWIES BLOOD SEiROHER!
mercurial and syPhiIitic FaInts
UIcers,EFuptiOns,P impEes,E Nodes
or ShiP Bones. Bitches,
HGfEs, Sca1d Eead,

AMI the entire class Of complaints caused by an impure
state Of the Bleed.
- It Invariably cures Rheumatism, Liver Com
piaint. General and Nervous Ds0nity, ~Tnflammati0
o. the bowels, and Is particularly recommended for all
those olztraCtions ts which Females are liable, Il Is
narureis ogn cosmetic, il br4ugs the youns females
form 10 psuecti %, giving richness 60 the blood and
visor 10 the nerves, causi.z heath and happiness b.
snai kle in the d0Fncast and sad1ened eve, the rosy
- N. h..lrh n h.a.ltr ne faaad chaak. :
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notice..
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .9yYD
IL. nH.-.- Ann


REGRET Exceedingly to BE- compelled 20 say few
i words 10 two classes Of my borders. The drst ere
those who Do not pay promptly. u IS impos ibie Tor re
10 Keep mp without prompt pa ment. The other Glass
are those who are dissatisfied with their fare, ard tie
rules and regulations OF the house. 3 believe he pro-
prtetor has a right 70 us rules, and those who are dis
satished save The riphi and privilege % leave. when
they are dlssStlSded they will osuEe me % do Sc. I
hope this notice will sufi-e. Very respectfully,
D 20 HRsLI,
jell-2m Proprietor GsYozo Hanse-
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d0maurrial mattprs.
oAILr aErosT on ran maHRET
rgaslssrr raon TaE aradaA5rt' sscHArsE


ruaSissEr rHoh TaE arReHAETt' EXCHANGE
arNfHIs. June 20. 1851.
~cOTToN-sales Of 2 tslas ati0, 5stioN sats s ct
ioK, lat 10, sats. sat 10. sad at sKe. Midfins
omina at u
T~0BACCO-Eo sales reported aud prices nominAl.
w~HEAT-Thcre IL q good demand aud the market is
arm at a. rs p hushal Tor geod wheat, Sales 90 bushels
at $i.2s. ard 60 At same.
oORF-Ns change 10 The market. Stocks supple with
Ifalr demand, AM sales Of 700 bass prim white, in
several lots, At zoe. We quote yellow and mixed IS,
and prime white 7oe p busbsI.
F~LoUR-xsfket dull with good supplies and less
srnnesl on the parl Of holdsrs. A few small lois o.
snpernne ehsuEed hands AZ ST.se9s7 81.
HAY-KaTkei active and arm at ss5 for prime. sales
80 bales on private terms.
oATs-ioO bushels sold At csc. at which the market is
steady.
BAcOE-There is a healthy demand, with moderate
stocks and a rradzsl stEenins in rates. Sales ysster-
5ay OF 90 casks a. l7als for clear sides, laGlsA for
shoulders, and ITSlss for csnvassed and sugar cured
hams.
PoRK-Ness is in good request and arm at s27 p
barrel.
G~RoCERIEs-so bags eOHes sold at 22e, Il hhds sugar
at6s@s. and 2s pts moiassss At si@ssa-
hllA-aaiea oi o cAks Al 50 aAu @HI-
corr MEAL-Consieerabie sales at sos, II lots.
LARD-so kegs sold at l5c, and 10 bris a tl4Nc.
BUTTER-sales a. sc in brls. kegs and tubs.
POrAToEs-salss in lots At 81 90 p basdsl in sacks,
snd $3.50 ? barrel.
sALT-Tbe market is IRA At si75 for coarse, and
81 259s25 90 for one, from store.
EXCHANGE AND HANz N5TE LIST
CORRECTED sV Z. n. AVERY, CASHIER OF THE
sAEosO savlHss s-EsTITuTEoAs MaDssoS ST.
Bdnta5He Tennessee money being ue StGndoT6.
Bank OF eeunessoa.... parlEzehAnzs Bsnk Tenn -
linton Bsuk......... partJitzeus Bznk.-...-. -
Flaaterss Bauk........ parlAgricultural Bauk... -
sank OF WesiFsnn.... ~FaTiasnE o. East rsnH.. -
Bank OF UEttanooga. par Bank Il JererEon..ss -
Esnk Ct Msmnnis..s.. p1rtsznk a. TrHnton..ss -
Commercial Henk..... par Bsnk - Eazeweh..s. -
eouihern BEnE. s..-.-. par Rank Of Olziborns.--. -
Bszk OF Esshvile.... 8 dis
Eauk CouEeroe..-.. S dst OTHEa BANKS.
MercznuGi BanE..... D cisisouthogrolak-...... Ids
Buck's Bark...s 80. B Gslk. G.. banks ..-- see 3 dis
BAuk OF the Uniun--. S disiGeofEia except will
Northern Bank Tenn. 3 dsi ati...-....~a.-. , dis
HEuh OF Pa-ls.....s.. 8 dt9IMissouri Ban s...... . dis
Traders Bank. 49,. 8 HsiWisco vrn Bank ..-.. -
Farmers Eank....... 5 Aetllin1is Banks.......- -
Bans Of Eitdle Tenn. o diglLouisianA BankE-..., 4 pm
pandrlaEe Bank. 20 disiEentucky Banks ...-.4 pm
Oooss Bank..........25 dislstats Bank Of Ohio. par
sheIhyviHe Baak ....l0 dis Staie Bank Of lRdisna par
Citv Rank, Eashvine, pariAlabam Banks....... 3 dis
Bank Of Enozvlhe..-- paTlYirsizia Banks...... 5 is
BGnkof Anerlea 80. -
Ezchaage-SeL!ng RGfss.
New Tork.........lO pramfCininnEd..-..... -
Philsdsphis......l0 premlBoeton secs. .. -
New Orlesns...--S prem Baitimore-..-... -
Bnuisvfn--.- $ n-e-lGad -.lo pm
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tHANCERY SALE
IlLTlBLR PROPERTY.

DURsUANT TO d decree rendered BY the Supreme
/ Court Of Tennessee. al its April term, 1851, snd on
the 24ih day Of ApriL, 1881. in a crtaIn case shsTein
Martha A.. Coleman and others are oouPiainants, and
John Puman and 4rtau- a. Tlyiof are defendants, 7
VII, on
Saturday, tie z7ta dsy Of July, 1851,
Proceed to sen to the highest bidder. al publie suction
~ front OF the office n Jehn o. Lanier. CLERK and
Masier, S.ufh side Of Court Square, IN tho city or KEN
pins Tennessee, tas foiilrin seal Estate to-wIt:
Lots Nos one a. two % and thtee( a. 90 Bi8cE No
81. ip the uts Of Nempls, Tennessee, AID being IN
thrt portion OF said city Ct Memphis formerly known
a. Sout1 Ne PMS, and more particularly described by
mefes and bounds, as follows to-wlt Beginning at the
southeast corner Of Shelby and Trezevant streets, in
said chg Of Memphis. au1 running thence eastwardiv
with the northern line Of sid Trezevsnt street one
hundred an eighty feet 60 IN alley twenty feet wide;
thence southwsrdy and parallel With shelby street
ab0ut one hundeei ard hfty feet 10 Ba,ter street;
thence westwaFdiy with the north ise OF Butler street
shout two huBdred feet to the north e-st corner OF
sh=ihy and Butter streets; thence northwariiy with the
east line CT Shelby street about two hu1dred and sixty
iest 10 the b-eEiuring.
said property VII be sod on a credit o. six and
twofve months from the 2fth dsy Of April. 1851. The
purchaser eXecut Ag notes win good security, and a
len being retained upon the property mini the pur-
chaso money IS wholly paid.
Sale 1t n O'Clock, A II y r. WHICH
iel5-fd Cfert s0d Master
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AcTTvE SERvIcE-REcRUITs WAITED
Twenty recruits wanted to go into active SER
vice Immediately, in agood company. None
bat sober, steady usn win be accepted. Ap-
ply immediately al TIE armory Of tbs Gayoso
independent Guards, No. 10, Shelby street
June f9. 1861. 81
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COHPTHoLLE9i OFFTCE,
NASHVILLE TEsS , Feh %. 1851
Tbs IS to certify, that the Iusurrncc Company Of the
Val ey OF ViryInia, located al Winchester, 10 the State
% Virgins, has complied vi q az The requirements Of
the Code. on NE subject q Foreign Insurance. Corp0rs-
Ions, in sections lass tai5JT inclusive. a. well rs the
ats OF 2-th Of March, is8a. chsEter OF 2l5. sectioa 10
requiring q fa9oslt With the e1mptJllsr % twenty
thousand dollars OF six per sent. bonds on the State.
And has g. y L. Crock is the legally authorised
agent Of said conpa y in the city Of uem2his, STATE OF
Tennessee.
U-PoIieies issued and renewed suc losses promptly
raid for tins Oh and ro'io6ie Insurance Company by
ms3 g. ". L. CROOK.
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MEMPHIS A D sRaAAS8s RIVER
States Mail Line.

United States Mail Line.
TINS lice is soetsl with entire new brin this ss.-
a son. levitt
ROSE Do LksS..-+....-Jam@ HeGiuuis, Gasler.
CHEaraE A5HLET ........ksess Prlebars, Master.
L-lAAa brow Gaaef-
~hhbAAig hOIEEhA---.....A d HaIueai Master
The r51vr re tsaned beet hugs 1sE taksu u-ir
p--1se ln tlr EruFhis ard LlHle Roes Culr=d states
AaI Limo Eermaneltg he's ere drltca-s PASSENGER
Aasts Bon r2Fr ssh Or Ie rrzge, ana srs equipped
sll fului L-l d. tue uasl sua@rt manner
L1eu Gave nr H-a7tu- ueaphls ere TCE1DaTgr
IHCEenhIs 4Ha 8A DEuAT 40 z JcecE. p x.
ooluecrus 90 Flur rsu1 ail1 coaches Tor P-ircflau
and 81 L-te Al.E Elh rmaI b5sls fr aI ruat ah.vs
that l-cr. and Win "a usly aaH e dnac4os lur he eel
ear4te- lot SprilEa aszfh Arkansas. md GA. E7lIe.
faEas.
Pr l1laU11-llr -.rea. or aqrfv Be-
JDEE RI. ADAMS. rrurla1a~
% LLErr HAEH5EAu. Al. -s
wrfa tra CrrrH- aa-fa.r F. -u+ AL Fr.s 49,
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0nee--UaIea street, Ger. Pr0nt AIIey.
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TO TAI PEOPLE or THE 10TH CONGRESS
SIONALA%sTRTCT.
MENPHIs, June 70, 1861.
Tie undersigned, candidates to represent
The 10th congressional district OF Tennessee,
in The Congress Of the Confederate states,
which is 10 assemble at Richmond on the Doth
proxima asres that they VIII not canvass the
distHc will remain at home, and submit tue
whole Eitter 10 the people.
dawn N. CuHR1E,
p. T. S-cEuGes,
JSo. c. FARRMcroE,
VIZ. T.. AMY
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"a For war news BY telegraph, see second
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
PIERSON HOUSE
c. BERRY, sr. & SON. Proprietors.
U P P Z r S A N DU SKY, OHIO

FEW rooRs SOUTH OF TUE cotRT HOUSE.
This long established, well known, and
popular Hotel, has been refittrd AMI repaired
by the present proptietors IN style that will
enable them to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at an y
other public house in this country It's Ioca.
ted in the most central part of town ant is
therefore the most convenient and pleasant
stopping place III Upper sandusky. Upon
Z Ia 8 ] e L a B Z, Is
Will always be found the very best Of every
thing that can be procured in this and adioin
ing counties as well as an occasional luxury
from the Sodthern and Eastern Cities, and no
pains viii be spared to make the guests OF the
''Picrson House. comfortable.
Their Stabline
Is Acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the ncigiborhood, and persons having horses to
be cared for will find every convenience and
facility ecessaiv totbeir comfolt
W Prompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage 10 and from the cars
D"n forget to call at the Person. when
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky, June 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
Tho Real Condition of the South.

A stone cutter who has just returned
to this city from Montgomery, Alabama;
brings curious information concerning the
condition of affairs at the far South A
mechanic, attending strictly to his own
business, and taking no active par, in po
jitical affairs, but possessing great natural
Intelligence. he was suffered to SO and
come when he pleased, and improved his
opportunities by observing the tone OF
public sentiment in the la,e capital Of the
rebels.
He asserts that the wealthy planters
and the prominent men of Alabama will
rank themselves on the winning side; tina
they already begin to regard the chances
of this rebellion as hopeless; that the en-
forcement Of the block ade of the Southern
ports has discouraged them, for the reaa
on that cotton cannot be shipped nor pro
visions brough ht in; and that they are rea'
ly ready to swear fealty to the Govern
ment, requiring only the presence anC
protection Of federal forces To shake of
the tyranny Of the rebel leaders. They
see that the rebellion must eventually b,
crushed. and that so long as Davis ane
his fellow conspirators are permitted to
hold the South under reign Of terrorism
business must languish and the rebellion
States drift towards utter ruio.-N ]
Epe'sing Post
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12

N Gen Pierce who commanded a
the brilliant expedition against the rebels
at Bethel, and allowed himself TO pecom.
scared and his men cut to pieces, mus
certainly be relative of Gen. Franklin
Pierce, who tainted at Churubusco. Tha
"talntlng spell" probably made Franl
Fierce President. We hope the blu nde,
OF his name,ake will not elevate him te
the highest position in tho !and.-Ma
jour,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
WYANDOT PIONEER.

a Great Prize for the Loyal Virginians.
From the Wheeling Intelligcrcer, July 81
Captain John List returned to this city
last evening, having in charge twenty
seven thousand dollars in gold, taken from
the bank at Weston, Va, where it had
been placed to the credit OF the Western
Lunatic Asylum, by the State authoi:ies.
Captsin List was commissioned by
Governor Peirpoint TO 60 and take charge
of this money, the work on the Asylum
having been stopped, and there telns
reasonable apprehension that the goia
mi sht fal! into the hands OF Letcher's gov
ernmeut. The Captain proceeded to
Grafton, and upon making known his OBJ
jec, to General Mcclellan, in less than
twenty-four hours regiment OF men, un
der Col. Tyler, were on the march. The
expedition left Clarksburg on Sunday ev
ening. and marching all night, reached
Weston on Sunday morning about o.
clock. The people were all asleep bu'
the fine band which accompanied the ca
petition, aroused the drowsy population
by playing the Star Spangled Banner
Col. Tyler took possession of the place,
and Captain List went down and deman
ded the money in the name Of the State
Of Virginia No resistance was made
and the money was soun forked over
Some Of the bank men thought the amount
ought to have been taken in currency
but Capt. List said ne didn't think so, and
that was all of it. The troops captured
some twenty odd prisoners, allsof whom
were eleased upon examination, cxcep
the following who were brought up to
Grafton and placed unper guard: Jas. T.
Jackson, Geo. j, Butcher, w. E. Lively,
John Kearns. Jr., and J. Shumat. A
gainst these there are especial charges
A guard Of six men accompanied the mon
ey to this city, and last night it was safe
y deposited in the Northwestern Bank
and will be used by those to whom il
truly belengs--,he true Safe govern
ment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-12
Ayers Catllartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
Costircncss, .Tasasdice, Dyspepsia, HndigcGtion,
Dysente'y, FouL tStomach, E,ysipelas, Neadschc,
Piles, Rheumatism, Ern3tioits and Stn Diseases,
Lircr Complaint, Dropsy, IetteS, 1tHsors and
SaH Rheun,, HORNS, GoM, Nea.algia, rs q
Df'ncr Pill, and for P'nifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scusi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family phys:c-
Prics 25 cents PEI Box; Fiv, bo1c3 for S;1.00.
Great numbers Of fClergymcn. Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent their
names to certify thc unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
usl. gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAe in which they
given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them and they should
have it.
Al our remedies are for sale by
BY Maxwell. Bro, and T. J Shisicr, Up
per Sandusky, and by all Druggists and
Dealers every W here. June |. Gl.