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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
Plots Of the Baltimore Traitors.
WAsHINGroN, June 10.

Ten thousand troops will be in Bati-
more within thirty six hours. That city
is in a fermentation, and there are pre-
2arations for a vigorous rising. Arms
are sto el in private houses, and nightly
drills have been goin on. At the first
sign OF an upr sing the city will be BON
bardcd from F,rt McIIenry This is on
authority.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
From I{agarstoWn.

HAGARsTonN, June 8.
No troops eli her from Point of Rocks
or WiIliamsport, have reached this place.
G C'nfederate pichets have been seen en-
Wii!iamsport heights.
Every ford is strictly guarded and ewes
ry skill has been broken to pieces. AS
soon as the river falls it can easily be for
ded.
1t is rumored that the bridges at Har
per's Ferry and Shepardstown are ru-
Led.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
Sale in Partition.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot county, ss


PGrseant TO the command of an order of
sale from the Court of Common Pleas, in and
for thejcounty ofWyandot, to me directed, |
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, inUpfer Sandusky, on the 2Oth
dly of July, D. 1861, between the hours of
II O'Clock, A III and o'clock, M, Of said
day, the following described property, to-wit:
IN lot l6l, and the west half Of in lot G3 sit
nate in the tomn of Upper Sanlusky, O., aP
praised a $3.50. .-.l.--.----.
Also o:s No - in Monnett's addition to. The
toNnof Upper San1usky, Ohio Appraised at
$3.50. also the west half of the South vest quar-
Ter Of ciion n. Township three. roth of
rilse fou.tee east, situate in Seneca County
Ohio, appraised at s120.
To be sod as he prupcrty of Noah Ehy and
thcrs AT Tie suit OF III. Hendrickson, ct al.
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one wear, and third in two years
om date. Deferred payments to be securt
by mortgage on said premises.
JAMES CULBERToON, Jr., Sheriff,
June ll'h 'Gl. PfS4 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
FREDERICK Md June q

Without doubt our troops will soon
occupy Frederick. Barracks for 5000
troops have been prepared there.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
CnAMBERsBuRG, June 8.

AT Cham bershurg cars are ready to
carry 25 ,OG0 men and lot Of timber to
repair bridges.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
FROM TUESDAYS PAPERS.
GRAFTON, w. June 10.

The regiment ofIndiana Zouaves reach
ed Cumberland at daylight this morning,
and took possession of the town. No
trouble was experienced, and no Seces-
sionists were to be seen. The people of
Cumberland are all friendly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NAf GD r-M II GE EC.

There will be meeting of the Officers OF the
Wyandot County Agricultural Society at the
office of the Secretary in Upper Sandusky, on
Saturday the 18th inst.
CURTIS BERRY jr., Sec'ty.
June I4th ,'6T,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
MAIL HACK.


UPPER SANDUSkY.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
Leaving kenton, every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at o'clock. a, IN.
l. aving Upper sandusky, every Tuesday,
Thursday ana Saturda Y, at I O'clock a.
have good wagon and team as travels
the roads and will spare no trouble or expense,
TO make my passengers comfortable aud hap
ply. | will atleud to all business entrusted TO
me promptly. will cally packages of Goods,
DC. and my C. arges will be very reasonable.
| would respectfully ask the patronage of the
public.
WILLIAM THOMSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
Military Movements and Esumors.
Especial to tha New York Herald.
Jun

WAsHINGToN, June 9.
When our troops move ON Manassas
the force will be IS, o0O strong.
General Patterson will have an equal
number when he crosses the Potomac.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14

I7Sec advertisement Of Prof 0. j. WooD, II
another column. s---
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
QUE ENS-WAR

Also, Fancy Dress Goods, Ribbons and Shawls :.
Also, Bonnets of the Itest and most approved
styles. Also Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes, it'll
small spll,iSliilg of other traps.
IL Gail aud examine for yourselves, while
we tender you cur best bow and FRY TO excite
yeur risibles by an exhibition of our pocticA
talents,
stands for Articles, fancy and rare,
Ii stands for Buyers with money to spare,
Cstands for Ca h Store. .at,w llich goods IRE sold
ID iorthe Dealer who is after your gold;
L stands for Every one who dry goods buy,
L for the foolish who never dare try,
G stands for Gentry, who never Should fail.
To examine the Goods that we offer for sale
I'll stands for Hats, which sc have for the bows
Besides Rattles & Whistlee and Various TOYS;
l stands for ivory Fans in the cash store found;
j stands for Jest, of which many are tue,
But don't think We're testing While talking
with you,
II stands for Katy your darling. your dear,
Tor the lack you'll have when yoa see lrcr-
Provided you carry her a tlin,b!e and case
Orsomething you think she'll like In its place
III stands for Match safe which all smokers
should bny,
N stands FOR Needlesof which we have supply
o St; nds for open your wallets and trade;
Il for pin-cushIon for the Cash Store made
Q for Quarters. which VI arc r atly 10 fake:
IL stands for Rstties for the babies to. shake,
| S stands for spools OF vari1us hues,
L stands fer Tread, for the Ladi4s to use:
u staa.ds for uahefever, who is always afraid
To purchase, fos fear of being sl,avcd'in rtratle
stands for alue, which every oae places
On our Dry Goods, Groceries end Henncts III.
cases;
I w stands for Wool, for whis lc or vah1.-
| w i'll You have from our beautiful lot.
Y stands fos Excuse if You don + want TO buy,
| Y for Yard Measure, which takes everv-one's Z
z stands for zeal which when rightly displayed
Is an excellent thing in al sorts oftrade;
Now, if You II wait very short time,
w eli exhibit the Goods without as kirg a dime
respectfully yours.
WI. Fl. HUBBARD q
Upper Sandusky June I'6l If.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14
ST ILL LATER.
Stars and Stripes Victorious.

Stars and Stripes ViCtorioue.
June 18th.
Gen. Butler marched for Great Bethel,
upon learning Of the defect of the FEEDER
al Forces; and demolished the entreneh-
ments Of the rebels, taking ! GOO prisons
CTS and all their guns and amunition.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-14

Ii estination,
, 1861-06-29

BALTIMORE, June 2S-There is good deal
Of quiet excitement, There are crowds round
tie police stations and the alarshal's Office. 4
search st the Mnrshal'z office is going on. 4
large quantity Of aims and ammunition have
been found eecreted in the cellar, in The walls,
beneath the aocr, &c. case Of valuable
pistols and ever 800 rifles, twenty five Of
which we're MIME. were found, also several
supposed to have belcpscl to the Ma;sachn-
sits soldiers, who we're disa1med by the mob
On the 18th Of April It is estimatad that
1C0.0C0 percussion caps, s. 100 ba1l cartridges,
md COO 1org Mimic ball cartridges, and hume
ruus other 1yarlike articles, Including balls
ard stesm gun, were found. The search il
still progressing. It is supposed q considera-
tle number Of arms ~in be found secreted at
tbs various recruiting stations.
This morning Gen. Banks issued en- order
to Col Ken}y, IN reply to the protest Of the
Police Commissioners, in which he eay3:
-"You will take special notice that in my pro-
clenlatlon to-day, neither the Law noS the
officers appointed to execute the law, are IT,
o. it operates on the members Of The Beard Of
Commissioners and chief OF Police. Every
t11lcer and man, with the exception Of those
pt1eons above ramed, TiN be continued IN
the service In the positions they now hold
unlees they shall refuse. In such case the
Provost Maa1hal "a 10 select others to Hi their
places"
Among the articles found at Marshal ksne's
cf1ice Haa twelve-pound cannon bal, bearing
the Inscription: ''From Fort Sumter to Mar.
shal kane.'
4 dispatch to the New York Kc,u'i, Of the
situation On Thursday, says families have
| lacked up ready to Leave, and some have left
| in anticipation Of trouble. RoWdies are BE-
! ginning to show signs Ct lceuse. The u. 5
| Deputy Marshal has Instituted searches fol
arms ID private dwellings. 4 lot we're seizat
in lagt1 beer saloon. 4 company of twent!
vas stopped on board the Steamer M:ry Wash
}pgton.
| Additional regiments Of U. s. troops hav'
arrived. Col. Junee' regiment is here frou
the Relay House. Reports are current tha
t, e federal forces are throwing up entrench
n1cnts about eight Mills east Of Baltimore, ol
he Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad.
Marsbal Clifford has just promulgated An o:
der saying that the dilf=reIt police forces vi
continue in the discharge Of their duty a
heretofore. No military tore: is intended t
tske the place Of the present force, withou
there Ic necessary call for it. Positive o.
de1e Lave been given by the Marshal TO avoi
i1ritating the people aud 10 arrest Cnion;s'
who make violent demonstrations. Narsh
Kane writes to his wife that lle is well II. a.et
sud as comfortable Us circumstances Tlll a
] nit
, 1861-06-29
sfu. L3on still AT EOonyiIl2---xaol11e .
Guards Originating.

DooSyILLE, Mo, Ju1e 23.-Gen Lyon is
sill lere. Il .is though will coon take his
,ian ras not trans pred.
Appeals a.. coming III for arms to supply
Hc1ue Guards organizing IN ne1ghborlng coun-
LES. Ono" hundred and thirty men l,aYe ar
rived lerc Fl ON Georgetown ard ScaElia, Pet
il county for the pNrPese Of hsng 1l sMoEn into to
serve in This State. They are Americans. Ser.
.Lsy 1no1e Fl cm Tie esme county arc expected
tomorrow. Large bodies q men IN johnson
county ere !:r4parIug IS take the same step
Tbey will all be sworn i'll and receive arms IS
3. u. Grover Of Jo!,rsen county, has arrived
end furnishes the following additional facts
anort the loyal movement there. lie says
1910 Uuicr MN in Jehuson cca1:y Eayc form
I'd a reoiment under himself lcoL Grover fot
The purpose OF being ewora Into tue s9Fvict
Guards throughout the State. TLey are:con
stantly drilling, and Col. Grover is here t
e:eure arms frsnr Gen. Lyon for them; -
also reports thu: 500 .re organizsa in Petit:
ccuptJ, ard GOO il C:as county. Two hundred
Of tbe Pett;s county men arrived here to-ea.
as a convoy to tskc arms back with them.
, 1861-06-29
ENDT&NA &.THNENCT.

1T give place this morning to 4 yigor-
trs 1rtrr:cc <:t the Indiana Free Banks, by
:et51t: :i.,S1en. from Goshen. Hc would
laye Is b.licyc that tic issues Of these in
1s::'u':.' ~ are as g'o1, and if anything
:il.t't lat;-r than gold. We are perfectly
v".!!;r 'i,;.t lse may have them, and we
~. Tile the much abused coin. In this
!-aIEt; 10 to o. cents is Ill that can he got
= tim Il coin, and consequently that is
ii ;lc, ere werul lure. Such currency is
e.'td =!umptail
o.: c. rE.sI",rlcnt has considerable TO
zsyy".tl.e State stocks by which the lndi-
.I,F.ce Link: arc secured, It is just on
l-.,r'in VIC w:t1t more light Will he
z:1 l. !: statement giving the name, Local
lin, circulation, security and coin Of each
:'als: N.c wish PARTICULAR: IT, know tue
::s:t Hhfs2 9Nads arc held, and the
.r':..: -: those securities belonging TO
t''! };a:'i. After these data are in our pos
~: ., ". viii l,r better able to judge as
ri: w'.1th Of our correspondents culogy.
, 1861-06-29
The Case Of Lind.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Allow me 10 ca'l yorr attention to The con-
3ilicn Ct tic poor labcrcrs discharged by the
Board cf Public WcrEs, on account Of Mr..
Linl's defrlcal:on iu the Sewerage funds. 1
can assu1e you that mary Of these POOR 1abor-
trs and families ere actually starving, because
they carEot obtain credit, which would be
readily granted br tie .torekeepers, even if
thcg had onlE been partially employed. Way
Il it that all others in the employ O: the Boara
.:&y> bcel paid? Admitting tha; the city has
eytry right to discharge its eeni.annual debt,
get it .;sc Las every tjgh. to Jay The Eoo- L.
bcror. There is no man earEs Lis money in
this city 1ardsr than the eewer-lannrer. Ii a
Christian polst Of view, Mr.. Lind, as Dea'
con .nd Eldcr, AID Founder Of Churches, 1c.,
itae, Ircrceiyc, nuch to answer for in thc suf-
Ear:-s L., Las e:useA e *:aose poe fazniis.,
wen l1U1S1 tc l'1y mp every cent. AID" Wiz
j! rfquite them fer lost tine, more Particular
II where they were depending upon this very
tmrlo. ment to i;quidate many Of thcir little
debts after long winter? And now starya-
tior star:s them ghast'y, fer where can they
obtoin employment duling euea times? In
my opinion, great sacrifices should be made
to relieve thtir euf1erings. Many OF them have
told me thcy Ecze not .ycn paid For the LAST
months work. OLD SUBSCRIBER.
, 1861-06-29
CASE: 4}E EIS. LIND.

III :,S.n tia. the a,n.u,nt of the DEAL
t.':'n IL r'+t Sewerage Fund, 1,y IL: Off.
t::sI III -cn::..tl-t Of .1r. Lad, the Treasu-
,,.. Is ,:r,rt:'l +" :0o,0oo. There was a
ltltitrc. # S;3..tov in his hank account
Q! H. l.. A*s ':4'sIy paiI $4,000, leaving
$s2ss.tr: lie. with, IN addition to The $40,
(1e 1~r;s knc:;n to be hyPothecated
;1S.s Y,:k, make The sum first named.
T. :; !el:ts N his Aond are good. Robert
i. f".s :nd 3. F. Carer being among
lit, s~.: 1,.s,--". --1so.4iI 5ir- Ii..l a4ii
H. HIATT Lis ;l.en1.t good, recover the
knI, COW deposited US collateral, tue city
v:!l he 30 lGscr in the crd, though :he en-
i,ciD. u Tic conditions Of The bond may
!+s:ttG.icd with n.uch ,exation and delay.
, 1861-06-29

{FfoEn tue PeotiA UH!on, % oTn1 Wno-s. 81 1o,ovn
Cadets, arrived at St. Louis yesterday, and
S1iues ] information Of the disbandment Of Tbs
company, COMP owing to the, Ao}ntant General !. .
refpaal 10 allow Capt peats to command It; i:
cant. pcats had made all his preparations 70
he st the head Of the Peoria boys according e 70
the! xsh having gons 1Eo 4@da hf second 20 aa
% i;enterancy m w vas all that was offered him,
West Poirt Cadet having been selected As
cartoin. Several Of the company hare re-
tHfred nome-some twenty O. more hare
core @ 10 Alton to join Col. Ross regiment,
snd swssy seysn Saa were s ihe -,
ten cop,rTza.y belonging to taat orssae "nsreni
* .e ~ p+oT;a Zouayes, biz the above are
he,feycd ~ to be the true particulars IN 1ns
, 1861-06-29

Mai Ger. Pillow les received, from an off.
cal scurce, ard is such n nanner as uakes it
perfectly reliable, Information that bearer OF
dispatches has arrived from the Confederate
ministers in Europe, With adyiccs that Eng
lard aud FraDcc Eaye determined TO protect
their commerce on the western con!tae aent, aud
that, to ensure its cnsr re ss'esy, each at the
goyE-rmrn:s bare 9x2:zed twenty additional q 3;1l
@ .1:ts iae1s tQ7:ad7onE Il tue southern waters:
Another in,pur.alt point Of Information is
that negotiations Tor loan had SO far pro-
gr: ssed as ts lave secured propositions from
different partiea and powers, to the amount Of
two hundred million dollars, upon the securi-
II offered BY the prospective cotton crop, or
tIat portion Of it which will come into the
latds Of thr CoEfcder.te authorltie5 through
tie confidence If the Southern people in their
govcInulent. :,
The came dispatches also conveyed the
erc:if5 x intelligence tut the Conttacsacy
will be recognized in short time by all tue
great Euroreaa powers; that the blockade Of
southtr r. ports can be ef only short duration,
opd that tic season when ours great staples arc
rre Sarcd for market will see us In free CON-
iuciciM intercourse with all the world, with
1:e single exception Of our prosecutors IN the
North.
confidence in their truth1ulness- tho lptel1i-
uence having reached The commanding Cen
cja1 ct this IJOnt hy express messenger from
tie bearer oi European dispatches, who passed
to Richmond on Saturday night.
Tue EAST TENNESSEE COSvENT1oN.-Na q
lay., up to the present time, no information
os to the final action Of the Lincoln ConVen-
ton, held III East Tennessee last week a
1,rcmirent member Of the Convention, anu
Unionst, has stated that there are tour in the
Convention fer rebellion where there l5 oae
against it; if So, We may expect warm times
| il East Iennessee. a 1srEe majority Of the
| Uniun;sts would be willing to submit to the
actiou Of the State, Il let alone by their lead
| crs. but johnson, Nelson, Maynard u Co.
| sum determined upon our destruction 4
| terrible rctribution awaite them. Nelson and
| Mayra.d are the controlling spirits OF tht
| Convention eau direct it for veal o.
| woe; nc wait the result. If they decide io
war against Tennessee, they shall have It 4
| their hearts content. johnson, OIL his rontt
| 10 Washington, told the Cniou lnca OF Cial
:.n.re County to bold ont; he would haV'
I Them a-n:s :I,i 1acu to Eclr them ID q snet
time. What his plans arc, we csn only Su1
mise; hut rest assured our party Ill East Leu
1;cssee il wide awake.
| LAgER-p.ivasc advice5 state that tue cor
ytrtiou :l,,jau.ncl sine tlie, after tae 1pp5ln:
nent CT . committee TO- wait upon tnt Ls5'5
1ature now assembled in Nashville, and asl
thai East Tennessee be permitted to secea
| reac. ahly from the State. OF, at ell events, I
| +, main neutral in the contest sit 3 tho teoer.
.oy, nmctt. oIessrs. Netherland, y B4Stcf IN
Ttn,1te sic mentioned aa members ol III
| + committee
, 1861-06-29
: smuggling on the louisville ano Nae4a-
yI!Ie Railroad.

Five boxes DrCGaHe, InSIhcA -: 1A.' ''.ei
of Aa Exn5sss G';r:ny +; .nns ana naSd xf
81 or i'm in franklin, the last Kentucky
Town en- the r.!l1cad to Nashville.
Now there ie nc s. +. CaTick in Ruzsc!l7iile.
8. p. Carrlck is Of the firm Of r. $: Holilns "
c. Na5hvls TIE tn .t"n boxs5 Of S5Ssapf e aa
eat;v,31a. theT are intended without doubt for
the army Of The Southern Confederacy, and
tie direction urca them is frsud: TEs ;-;il a..
reetion upon the bczcs addressed to Franklln
IS also, ls We presume. a caeat and swlndle, the
boxes heirg probably intended for tas south. u
The etneng aud carrying Of cont1ao =, and r.
t!cles TO the Snutl, ie tr4eso1- s9aa aa-.s e. ~
no;rr on every day, and they. deserve 70 DC
E6un;shed Violatcirs Of the Law, swinaicrs,
who nnder aos fse to M RscteaseS eeees s1a o
the;T country, must not be permitted TO 40 a
th1;r;nr business while honest men suffer;
Il IS fhe duty Of some man or men to look
be- b. 'Iss promptly made and the punishment IN
promptly administered we shall 40 .s;n. our an
IL: let others do theirs as wen.-Lo'f'sratfF
| Journal,
, 1861-06-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to n. Z. Tribune.

WAs1tfSGroH, juno &c, 1861.
Very great and deep seated dissatisfaction is
felt amoag the troops beyond Tue Potomac .t
the report that Major General Dix is to he ap.
Mcdowell, who las the perfect confidence Ct
;ll The fcrccs. The appointment Of Gen. DIX
will have most unfortunate etc2l urua tae
feelings OF the troops.
Ne have good reason to believe that q clcfh
in the Treasury Department, through whose
;:ands the mctt confidential AID strictly pri-
yate letters to Secretary Chase usually pass,
sometimes. if not often, shows them to stran-
scre, and makes their contents tEt; io"n lax.
From another source, We learn taae FhoiG
family employed in the same Depart meat, anu
RECEIVING salsrics amounting. in the aggregate
to i've thousand dollars, orc wholly untrast-
worthy, and ls.e tho Republican pa::y aa zsal'
ously ~ Mr. JetL Davis hates the Tribune.
SIZES continue to be ar7tsscd daily. one
Lad ,asscd himself otI as Il u 5. v1ii:er, cent
mays and memoranda concerning tho camps
Ill fbe way from Alexandra to Jamestown
were found. Such arrests show the IMMUNITY
w1ich spirs cnjuy here. These mcn ali out
carried out their cljects, sud e=canea WIN
ts,eir budget Of ne1e. Who knows now many J,
distinguished NTH yisi. u; q h l|ft snnot be
III nf t1.e e1nisear;es Of the enemy, who swarm
Tie ciscoyt:y Las Just bcen natle tnat two
yc-g Vi1g,uian: whc he'a Tug phs,,o't ha1e ID ID
Asjuisnts il The ng:,ar a,nx, na1s aau ..n.
aso1e 9os a. 10 THee get s:n ,zs to lie ia
| cf ou.1tcrm:atcrs, their intention sel:5 &c 70
resign whenever accomplished, :n tif5r the,,
scT,iccs to the rebel amy, 1're:n1nlpS tMa' 'I
th.y would oe promoted to eaptaine:es. Iss 1-ss
va. nee of their trsseaasle dszsns 81, w. IL
tcnra among letters at the assA '1seE o.as
| edt;rcssn1 10 Southern friend. IAcir aaAes
@ were s;ticlcn frcm the Army list today. -,
Mr join a. Ford, Who vas nnt & r;c:nn's ie:a'.!
6riven ircm pet.rtbu. because g, hss IS !oyst y,
70 nf,e ',,e s ~aGlehtd in 1he 7Tguac as bss'
sd1 fs 81 fo ss3e an IN tss @
Eopc. p'a,t;u" ~" IN ne,scn the rcatorat;on Of h.
Etub EnrE. bsckcd bF Northern army lie 6 Gu u
down lust january tie Int ssissf'Gn S;s f as M
teistsd in ''1gne a. To- ihg mn NJ thc stars "a
| SfrireE On the same spoil
, 1861-06-29
0ur Troops Hepu1sed ~ A., 1safHh4sae1 + H4se.
uof,x.-.E E~re- <CNaN vi eVS
hornss Killtd.

WASHINGTON, June 2S-The PawE:e azri1 sd
a, Tho Nayy.YaId this morning, bringing IN
felliccuce from Matthias Peint- AccoSa1ng 10
The Statement Of persons IN the ttapdar gP5a, oh,
fn;ned ron The Pawnee reintorcements OF
about twenty men, and united with Others
frnrn his own vessel, comprising pssWeen
thirty and forty men In AZ, toey esAsee ~
several cutters for As!h!.s Point, saK1ng VIII VIII
them about $50 bags which Eere Gt1ea ,rsast ~
ean,i on the shore, anc "lth An1en o1e~s'-
works were 6con erect2o. ~
Viii. m returning to the Freebofn to o.
tain cannon for the battery, 1orce o. uat
Confederate troops, yAslously esssmasee a.
fron. 1,sc0 to 1,5oe, suddenly emerged .l,o9 i1on
The thick woods where they vera Soncealsa'
~, NOM, no,rcd q yollcy Of saot into the purity,
Who made hasty retreat. Several Of mo men
;uo,npd into the wafer, swimming to inc free
! ihnr,3 Can't. Ward protected the men as iaE
| "a roesible, firing II OF u shots among tae
Teht]s. but the effsct could not b. ascc1taane5.
Capt. Word While tIang h,Igst egH ga1' ie IN the
rourre Of an hour. a sailor was wounded u
@ tonr @r1sces, It Is thought Ec1ta1y, Several
Tie Tic flar carried By the coxswaln was CON
rletcly riddled. The nen all reached tes ,, xss
lei without further damage u IS eala :aa a
after the Federal forces zetIeaeaa ;son % nc
fhias the breastwosks were 1mnea'a'e's 's
enrisd by the Con1sde1ates'
TsEcoSD D1spATcu.1
w.,g,saros, est appears that the FED
ers1 ] forcss landed at Point numbered only s.
Al day ysSteEfE rs1 we1S to tss past
ot p. NJ. The men were fired upon q oy
4ebs1s 4ev cenceai.d. The light lasted about hal a.
m hnnr. the i, s. steamers Freeborn and "a"
rec tsEng pa5 n tns G9S ma4f,g Fooe o.
huni1sd and fifty holes were shot In the naE
hut coxvan Williams who held 1t S2ntinuea sants
wave It deaanls at ths enemy 9ts 7stt The ooaIt
: ta0 ]o1orted that 1000 more rebels were close
? fsRt baRpd to support the attacking party T. i
believed the aas shss IL t9Ee%n 'ns ts. II
F,reho1n 11lG,er retired to Aquia Greek.
r'f he Object Of Capt Ward IL th1owing; ~. a.
It Mstaas as = nGot Sod Gss ths pss
hes IT. .f5 s5eT y as! Is oSi bstsry
). covered cove BY tbe 32pourder guus Of the Frs re,
+ horn. until hls force should be relntorcea'o !.