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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
paet oSrtbin.

Sine neue oeutitbe 3eituns erf6eint in
@barle fton, Suo Carolina, pon &arl
Senno 3anoer, unter Dem Ramen ,,SGol.
poit" beraus9e9eben, oeren Quf9abe es
iein fol-, ,,oie oeutf6en Sntsrefen i'm Sis
Den ju uertretsn."
Diefer 8art Senno 3onber mar frtiber
Reoafteur oe5 ,Beltboten'', in 2((lens
taun, pa., uno 2t9ent oes 6rn. 8rieori6
9erbaro in Seem Yorf, in tpeltber gieen:
fbaft er ft6 oe6 unterfbleife6 elmer be.
oeutenoen Summe 9eIoes i6uIoie ma6te
uno oann pl0sIib fpurlos ueribwano. :
Defer 3onoer, >pelber unter Der @a6fe
Der 8rOmmi9teit nit 8etru9 um9in9, 1T
9erooe Die rebte psr1on, um Die 8dubers
banoP SGos@aroIinas 3u uertbeioi9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19

IL l8ie Elm brouer Sffisier Die Ser
antwoltm0 0r0en feline &efcblr gu ban:
oeln Ibernlmmt. Captain Gee, Som.
mauoeur Der 8anooIio, puroc gum Oft.
inbiib'n SlitbWaoer abasi1nct. 2(m Sap
Der auten 0oTnun9 erfubr er cen 2tuee
brub ef6 StebeOentrit9e6 uno beiblo6 TO-
fort, 9c9en feline Snitruftiontn, nab
Nmerifa juriifju0eben, no ct uno isin
SbiiT 9elpiB 9ebrau6t merotn fGnnten.-
Die &aEeaS.a;1. siist si,st ;fet in Der 9teru 9Jors
Ter 9topp glro uno Der brape Captain
Gee bat icin Sbif nfert9 gum &f'
9emttoft uuo erru1rtet feline 8efeble.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19

NPDa5 0cfln9nB ju @afhin9ton
1T MT 9Gfan9enen 9iebrtlen bcr9efolt
uberftiut, Dap pie Ncoierun3 nob Elm 8cs
6duoc BAT eiarid)t,n mui1tn. I'M Die Ser
rltbtg einluiprrren. Sic fGnnte ia ein
.plor QuGcnO auf5in9en taiIen, oomit ea
Ni2G 0itt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
SCrrIid,c 6cfchc fir een 5taat Zen.
nCiee.

Die ieceiiioniftifbe @eieB9sbuu9 bon
6enneiicc bat Dor ibrer 8erto9un9 nod
fcl9enoe 9eiCee erlohtn:
uOie GauntDbcb6roen iinb bepoIImdbs
ti0t, cine SteuGr auf Gi9entbum uno
pripile9ien Su erDeben, um cinen Sono
fir bic Samilicn Der Sreilpiui9en Ju bill:
cen. - Seoe GauntDbaDGroc fam cine
Slr1Pnpebr in'5 8elo itellen, oeren Wlid,t
s6 itin iou, ale perodhtiaen @erionen Slt
lrretircn. ltno bic Gauntpbeb6ree foil
SOno5 du69tben %. y. ein rertbloIPS
papier), um Die Soften III oettn. Oa5
GtAentbum Don alien Syeirpiui9rn 1T Der
Grecution uno anoeren 0erihtsproteou.
Ten entboben. 0eerIcDddren pon beIclot.
ten SfFiciertn iino ernannt mcroen.--
u2(lle ipe9en Grimm llper9cben in Inter
ufutbun9 bGfinolibeu :Inoipioucn fpllen
nouf freien SUP ocitBt lperben, ,penn iie
nin Die Irmee einjutreten eteldren. Die
uRitbter fino aufoeforOert, wIbreno ce6
n&ric9es Die .@ericbte oufiuDebcn."
Q8enn bo6 &clf ppn 3ehneiiee cicTc
2tfte fonttionirt," ruff Der u&orruHs
8bi9" aus, nponn p2r6icnt {. a 1tlJ-
cen duf Seben53Git oemacbt ulo pen 1tcu.
ern eroritFt ju peroen."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
Pl1nter Der 2(ominiItroticn bon SIRE.

W lntet Der Communication bon pres
lloent plerce lpar Der ieBi9e Rebeuenpres
Lloent, Setfericn OaUi6, &rie96iecrctdr.
OamNl6 lpmoe unter Der 0etung oeS
9rn. Doui6, ein Seriub 9enobt, Sen.
Scott ju entebren uno aus Dem 0ienit
Der Ser. Staaten objuieeen. 2(uein Der
cute 9suf bon Sen. Scott triunpbirte
ttber oen 9teo bes ,0rn. 0apis, unb er
Wnroe onitdtt cntebrt uon beioen 6Gu.
fern oeo Gpn9reiie6 ouf cincn b0bcren
Hon8 9elteut IS beiBt iCoo6, Dap Stctt
ieneu 8trlut} bc5 Sorn. Ddpi6 nod ntbt
pcr9eiien BABE, uuO Dap oeiicn iteiQer
Serr1tb 0c9sn Die llnion Dem attcn Sc
neral cine @ete9enbcit oarbictet, i'm fir
oiele belcEn 0anoIun9en 3ur &etbemiDaft
Su SieDcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
Mn Tars GDQeCtDren.

Die Snr. .GclICttorsn bon Der Stabt glIsntuuu,
Gatnlou0uh Oliunstaun, Gmaus unb Der Usrs
ihisrensn SGuuihps IN yr6a GauntD, fnb bItrs
NIT srluGt iit in Ger GrmmiTruers amtsItu
IN pu Stltt NncntIm rin,ufnpsn, am NUntaS
pm I ldR Sulj uo6lIsus, I'm 8cniiacrts SarS'
idail ~ gcj III uuD pann itrr lGipSftipsn CuplI'
taten ett. in GnpiNnN iu nGbnlen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
g. : IT % / DcH:

2lm Noi in Gbctnubl 1dUaidip, Mlcn.
zoe Glmty, om &dloNfIuR, Oldas otre aft
lg 3atr. Gr Nm!rrllF, cine trtribte sGdmt
unr &tntrr isuen 6in8aua gu tsweme. Sd
Der SeTtiBmR prepiSte @fr. gfder titrr Den
lcrt Gv, yuca, Cap %, l'erS as
Qm 20. Niat. zuiauun Sisain, ~ SJatw mN
8 Nfcn0t ait. mo &tr1altn res 9siIr ~>tSilm
afr @omp Srlut belt rje Ectrurrrf iiter ben
lrrt Npmrr Cop. IL, Gers unb 2.
(GjdqIi1ubt rur,b osn Gbru 6rn. auue.)
Nm ~. Wai, in gsld 5aunltlp @yus l1., ,
STBnbsn Ucn ;yrantliR unb 2t6iBoil GOsmau, im
5ten Gsbrnsjatu.
glm i3. Maj in 9Omamcniins, 3sutrn 6a'
Srntut, I'm 56R'n 9steneta0rs.
9lm 10 Ma, In Qe4a, SaraD Qnna, Sod.
tTGrn vcn @barlss mD Sabtna 2lpp, i'm lttm
UlUndt leines AIters.
Am 20. Mai, IN Wcurr, George g., SGtn.
6rn pUn Stephen Mt6asl unb Giana, ssb. 9aO.
del, i'm 2tm Satrs.
am 5. SUM, In 2r4a, Solomon Strintun.
rsr, I'm 80. Sabre.
(&tn9sTanot our,b potcr GB. Il. peIfrib.)
glm 6tsn Stunt, in 9pnn GaunI6p, an Der Qus.
,bruuB, i5rdn,s @arl, SobR pOn SoIpb unp
Marta VI. Tidsr, alt % Sabre, 10 Wonatsn
unO Gag.
gIm l0tn SUM, in 2pnn Saun1&ip, an elmer
8rultrantbstt, pr. 9Onas Seg. in rem utter
ppn IS Sabrsn, Nunatn unp 1dsen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-19
gscrhcirnthetI V

9Im Iesrn Dcnnerillp AttnO, Nu6 ben Gbrw
6nm YNasr, rrr 9brw. 9G. G' Nlennts, init
Ger sRtpr Weap'r, tfOe Don osier StaCt.
(3in8t0nlI oartb eru Ghrw. NuuR,)
Nm i9Im Wot, 3rrr Gliat Sdgsr, NIT DIP
|HraN Sane Rrcmtr, tript pCn gsbl Idunidip,
9tertbdmptunGdwiv.
9lm =. ,5uni, l9srr 4tter G&dHrr, son DtOCrs
lnuoi@tp. init DtB tarmpa Gn8lcr, prn 9Lorce,
Opnroe GuuWip.
2m / 9mt, 0err 6auiiUn &oantg, mt Ollp
Eucv Y 0sil, beiCe ppn yeNI launidip.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
rnE coNrEDERATED ARMY.

The army of the rebel south, when
last heard from, were fortifying themsel-
yes in the rear by blocking up the public
bighways. by drawing rocka, trees, and
every kind Of Instructions into 'hrm,
thereby hoping to impede the march otthe
grand army Of the U. S in their trium-
phant march southwark. for the purpose
of que-ing the rebellion SO rampant in
that locality. But all their precautions
and destruction of property. will not bs
sufficient 10 protect them from the pun
ishment SO well deserved, and which
will soon oyertale them.
Justice may be delayed for short sea
son, but it will vindlcate itself, in the to
;al and complete overthrow Of the con
spirators. They may soon 6nd howev
er, that their homes at the sunny south
and towards which they are evidently
fastening with such velocity. is in pos
session of the federal forces, and ths
they will be between Two wings of tn
army, and will need something more thai
fast running and blocking up the publ
| roads to save them from the death thei
! treason has brought upon them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
GENERAL JOHN e. FREMONT.

This gentlemen who was in Europe Al,
the beginning OF oar national troubles,
attending TO his private business, upon
healiog of the open character tire, son
had assumed, left his affairs in the hand
OF agen,s, and providing at his own x
pense 10000 Enfield rifles, Easiene.
home. and is now at Washington, and
will soon take tie position assigned him
ia the army as a Major General. Altho'
Sotherncr and to ''the manor born" he
nevertheless recognizes the rights OF the
General Govtrnmt and will give his
ripe experience in military affairs TO th4
same in tie present crisis.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
A ChurcllIn an.

For the Pioneer.
MR ED1ron:-There was truly n pat
ri, tic union meeting at Forest, Saturday.
49tli ult., at 5 o'clock, P. ID. The citi-
zens of Forest and vicinity were present
IN goud numbers. -
The Home Guard presen t, which now
numbers about sixty men, about one hail
Of them uniformed. s9 Sas
s'!i qa Jno OFFICERS. .-
- Capt.-J. NJ. PEARcE.
Z lst Lieut--JoHS CAMPBELL. ~
ed Lieut.-J. L. EMMERsoN.
. Speeches were made by Rev. N. B. {
Love. OF Upper Sandusky, and Rev
NJ Bedua. of Lima, which were full Of
instruction and genuine patriotism.
Three hearty cheers were given fol
each speaker and three for the Union,
and the "stars and stripes ...
The home guard is composed Of our
best young men, and already they have
maze line adsancem ent in military tao
Tics. "
'--. '.'. Yours truly,
CIyIs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
WAR NEWS.

There is dearth in this department
Of the daily issues. The publishers have
since the comm nceme nj OF the war
been feeding the pnoiic on excitement.
beading their columns With blazing capi-
tails. with the expected bait le in twenty
Iour hours. until they have run the thing
IN the ground. As yet there has been
no regular pitched engagement; and
soon. A few skirmishes have take1
place, which We have already given ou1
readers, we will continue to give the
most reliable news in each issue Of ou1
paper, but this week there has been no
thing worth publishing. 5a3r3 aa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Yours truly
Forest, Ohio.
NEW ADVS.
Notice of bridge Let.

CIy1s.
~


nj Office is hereby given, that the job for
building two bridges ,oss the Little
Sandusky creek near tie town OF Little San
du.ky in Pitt township, one where the road
leading from, Liitlo Sandusky to MaIiou GRO ,ses
SAID ST cam. aud the other where the road lead
lpg rom Little, sandusEy to Buc,rus eros es
SAID stream. Also at the same time aud place,
he Fitting Of the job for filing il, tmnank,
mept al the end of Que OF the b idges. will be
ct by the Commissioners an the Doth day of
fuiy, A. D.. 1860, at 2 oelcek P. NJ -s
oIdaers for the above wo are requested t
meet the Cumnis -ioDeis ut the time and place
de~ig at Ell for the el eciion of said bridges and
present Their bids aceor,iing to the plans and
sptcitica ions that will be furnished by the
Commi ,sionefs then and there. The Conmis.
eioners will then take each aud every bid into
consideration, and award the building of said
bridges to the lowest responsible bidder. Bid
ders for the f ling of the embankmepts are re-
quested to present their bids at the same time
and place, at so much per cubic yard. 10 o.
Is, order Of the G tmmi ssioners, -.--.
PETER B. BE1DLER, Auditor, ". G. 0.
u tpef Sandusky. June 90 '6l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
E. tttor Pioneer.

E. tttor Pioneer.
l am glad to see your paper taking the
position it does in openingits columns to
correspondents. Will you permit me to
put an inierog atory to the resident clergy
OF the place. Why is it that in the res res
ular services Of the Lords day, the pr.
er, termed the Lords prayer, is entirely
isnorcdin ell our Protestant churchs,. IN
our village with the exception Of the Gel
man Luthera1? When | enter the Ro
man Catholic church in all their services,
the Apostles Greed, summary efchrist-
tian doctrine and the Lords prayer, fnl
occupies prominent part. Why is il
then that Pfotestants Ignore them in ther
services? v=sI sr7- s---s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
GFSee erhatthe Peopfe, Press and dec
lsrs say: @

Fl. r. COSTAR-All the MINER I have
be,n troubled with roachcs and mice | /.
actually ashamed OF the house. for the reaches
were every ywhere. purclns ed box OF you
Exterminator and tried it, aud in one week
here was not n roach nor "a mouse in the
house.
JoHS B. GIsENs. No; 81 Elm Street
HOUSEkEEPERS--tr with vermin
need be so no longer, if they use Costr's Ex
termlnaton We have uset it to our sati~f C.
ion. and if a box cost IS, we would have il -
W. had tried poisons, but they effec ed noti :
ing; but Costar S article dnocks the /, cath out
the breath out of rats mice and Bcdbugs ,auiek
er than We can write it. 1t is in Il. at demand
all over the eointry Il Medina Ohio G ztfe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are desti oy ell
annually in Grant count by YerInin than y o d
pay fol t. Ms of this rat and insect kllcr-( Ian.
caster, (Wis) Head
II. R COSTAR-Yonr Exte eImi nator is re-
ceivsd, used, and p>onouneed decided sue
| cess. We used a box of 1t, and the way the
rats and mice a ound our p, emises mi, ed ned
hat night was caution to sieepers. Since tlal
not a rat or IN ouse has b>en heard in kitchen ol
ccller.-( Magre4cr Iowa Tines
| HAVE BEEN SELIING-1 ou, Extermi
nator for the last year, and have found i. a sul
shot every time l haze Mat known it to fail il
single instance.
GEO. RosE, Druggist Care,ington, O.
WE ARE SELLING-Your prenarutiol
rapidly Wv herevrr they have been used, rats,
mice, roaches, and VeEnain disappear itnnedi
aiely.
ECKER & sTorFFER, Druggists. New Windsor
Md,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

The State Of Ohio, Wyaudot county, S.:
Pursuant to acommand of an order of sale from
the Court OF Common Pleas, In andfor the county
Of Wyund OF, to directed, shall expose to pub
llc sale at the door of the Court House, in Upper
sandusky. OF. the Sd day of August. a. D., 1881
between the hours of o o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
o'..locks P, Nj /, of said day, the following de-
seribrd peoperty, towit:
The undivided sixth part of lot numb-r six Of
section thirty one and tbs south west quarter of
section thlrty in Township three, south of range
fifteen east being defendants interest in the lands
belonging to the estate of VIM. Hughey deceas>
cd. Situated in Wyandot County, Ohio. I. 8
Valued at eighteen dollars per acre. To be
sotd as the property Of Samuel Hughey, at the
suit OF John f Myers.
Terms of Sale, Cash. = 6. ss -G
J. Gu sBERTsON, Jr., Sheriff
June 26th Is6l-Pf 90.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
A sk;rmish to X place a, Bowmanss, I2

A skirmish to * place at Bowman's. II
miles from Cheat River bridge Yesterday
between portions of the Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Ohio and First Virginia regi-
men,e, and company Of rebel cavalry.
The former were sent to protect the
bridge, aud the later mistaking their num-
Der attacked and were routed with loss
OF several men, among them was Lieu
tenant, and several horses. The only
loss on our side was N. 0. Smith of tho
Fifteenth Ohio, who WAS buried here to-
day.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
EAST TENNESSEE CONTENTION.

TIE reports froE. East Tennessee, give
tie most cheering accounts of the union
feeling existing among the people OF
that section of the State. A convention
OF Union men held at GrsenviIle. sh, W a
large majority Of that body to BE- in fa'
vor Of resisting to death the act Of Sc
cesson passed by the Legisl ature OF the
state, and the propriety of establishing,
Immediately, an Independent govern
ment. Wet expect to hear that East Ten
nessee has followed in the steps OF Yves.
tern Virginia, and established Proyis-
ional Government Tor that part of the
State. @ FE- %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot county,

State of Ohio, Wyandot county, IS:
HDURSU ANT to the command of an order OF
sale f ON the Court OF Common Pleas IN
aud for the county OF W,andot to me directed
shsll expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court House in Upper Sandusky on he 90
da, # July, A. D., 1861 between the hours OF
10 o'clock. A. M, and A clock, 2. NJ, of sail
day. the following described property. to wit
The north west fraction of the north west
quarter of section thirty (3Gl in tow wnship two
ca south range fourteen I'd east.
Valued at $4,000 pc acre.
To be sold as the operty of William John
son aud wife, at the suit of B D liver.
Terms of sale, cash,
J: CULBERTsoN, Jr, s..eliff.
June 18th, 1861, IF $3,Ga =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Sale of Real Estate
RY ORDER OF COERT

I'm the lstd day of July, A. D. 1861, at :
~ O'clock in she afternoon the premises
to be sold Ia Eden town,hp. w andot County
Ohio, will be so'd to the highest bidder, the
following real E~tate, As the property of Hug,
w hitc, dee, ased, to wit Beginning at the no I'll
east corner of srction 81 Township 2, south O.
ra1l-c ) east and running th-nce west with th
no tn line OF >sid section so rods, to th- north
wrst corner If the east half Of the north east
qu i ter of said section, thence South with the
west liuc of said last mentioned tract, % rod.
to a stake in S lid li.e, thence rat 50 rods to y
stake in the east line of said section theme,
north with thclcast line of said section 2S rod
to the pl ce OF beginning, containing "A arre>
of lana more or less, it being part of the i
halt of the mcrth east quarter of section 81, 7
2 5. of 4. Is, E -
Appraised at s224oS Terms of sale, on,
third down. o"e thl d in six months, and the
balance i'll one year from d"y of sale.
ID. a. HA RklSON, Atty
| JOHN MARKLEY, Executor,
OF the Estate Of Hugh " bite decease d
Upper S sndu ky, June u. 6l-4wct In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Sale In Partition,
State Of Ohio, Wyandot county. $

State OF Ohio, Wyandot county, ss.
Pursuant to the command Of an order OF
sale from tAe Court Of Common Pleas, in anc
for the county of Wyandot, to me directed,
shall expose to puhlic sale, at the door of ths
Court House in Upper Sandusky, on the 20tl
day of July. y, 1861, between t3le hours o
10 O'Clock. A M and O'Clock, P NJ, of sait
day, the ioiioWing DESCRIBED property, to- wit:
In lo "a and the west half OF in lot l63, sit
ua'e 'n the to~n Of Upper Sandusky, O., ap
praised at $3.50
Also OTIS No. 80 in Monnett's addition to th,
toN n of Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Appraised a
$3.50. al o tie west half Of the South west quar-
ter of stction Il. Township three. nor'h o
range fourteen east. situate in Seneca Count,
Ohio, appraised at S720.
10 be sod as The property of Noah Ehy ane
others, atthe suit OF n. G Hendrickson, ct al.
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand, on.
third III Que year, and third in two year,
from. date. Deferred payments to be secur, c
by mortgage on said premises.
JAMES CULbERTsON, Jr., Sheriff.
June i4th, 81. PiS4 So
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
THE CONGRESS OF The UNIT ED
STATES.

The Congressof the United States q
ereeably 10 the proclamation Of the Pres
.ident, will convene al l2 O'Clock to day,
ID the capital at Washington. The pro-
ceedipgs of this body will be looked to
With some degree of interest. in view OF
the present distracted condition of the
country. Never before in the history Of
The United States, has Congress met un
der such peculiar circumstances. They
will be called upon to take action in the
present state of the country, and TO adj
opt measures that will prosecute vigorous
q -. ssz waged in defence Of the con-
-. ~ ihs suEre macy Of the laws.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
n E. w S
FROM sATURD AY' SPAPERS.
Sad Loss OF Capt. ssard-Bravery OF hi
-'-'f-A Crew. -~-@s& As--
Compiled .t,ons ths 7elegyaphie Columns
of DAILY Iapers.

NfGWs
WAsHiKGToN, June 2B.
CAPTAIN Ward was killed yesterda,
nlorni & on board steamer trseborn liz
engagea with bis guns pretecllpg smal
Federal force lanued On Matthias Pom,
Tor the purpose oil eresllng u battery, bu,
wers surprised aud compelled to fetr. a
by large body OF rebels. Capt Ward
Was crmmandeI OF the Potomac block ade
hotiia, and a very stiicient officer, and .n-
Enthusiastically attsched TO the Ualon. -
HIS loss viii be severely feit. 7'@
During the engage mtnt two other sail,
ors were wounded - Que mortally .Jse.a
Some Of The i#noing party, were left or
shore by boats. bun plunged into the riv,
er anu swa m to the Freeborn, one carry
ing a wounded comrade On his back. an
other asiug u Union hag. through which
nineteen oaiis passed oeiore he reached
ths vessel. 7z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
SHERIFF" S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot County ss.
is Pursuant to the coIamand cot an execution
writ fiom the court OF common Pleas, in unG
tor the county of Wyandot, to me directed /
shall expose to public sale. al the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandusky, on the 18th
day Of July. a: D., 1851. between the hour
of 10 o clock, a. NJ, aud a o'clock F.. NJ, oi
said day, the following described property TO-
wit: a' S-44''t 't' '-ta -
top buggy. and one open buggy. l. l..-.
To be SO as the property Of Martin s.oak
ley, at the suit Of Syivands Watson Es@
Terms Of sale cash. Ia il Q..c--.z
t1 J, CU4CERTS ON, Jr.; sheriff,
June 2s. '64.-Pi.2,e5. 1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Sr. LOUIS, June 80.

ST. LOUIS, June 3U,I
Nine men. ten kegs of powder, and a
small quantity Of arms, were captured by
q company OF Federal troops near Chilli
cothe, on tie Ham bal & st. Joseph Il
R.. night before last. The men medita
ted the destruction Of the railroad bridg,
IN that vicinity, but their designs wer'
frustrated. They are now held pris
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
FROM WASHINGTON. "
WAsHIsGToN, June 2s.

II is understood that the Preside Mt ;,
Messags will take firm ground sgarns
peace with the rebels until they ac nowi
edge the authority oil the Governme nj. -
The outrageous conduct OF the Virginia
rebel convention, oullawina citlzeus OF the
State who may take seats in the Federal
Congress. determines the Government to
sane ION severe measures against the lead
ers oi the reUeillon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
Very sharp sSkirnaisA near Cumberland
E s-loF sl7lsBzsgg GR FToN, June 60.

The sknmish at Davis Cred, nea,
Cumberland, WAS mere sanguInary than
at frs reported. Twsrty three rebels
are gnown 10 have been kllled.3s, Il
'g CorpoTsi bays killed Lieut.. Parsons
with a sabsr tLruet and shot four others,
Inc Zuuaves lost one man, who was ba, =
one.ted alter being uahorsed and defenc, =
less. So isfad tEsE -i
The Ringgoid Cavalry llo stronge
frem v ashlnslon county. Pennsylvania,
arrived here 10 day; also the Sevrnth
Ohio, which moved right on to Clarks-
burg. Tenth Ohio is still here. eis
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

10 YEARS and more established IN NV
= - York i y.
Y sed blythe city Post Office.
usea hy--the city Prisons and State
Used by--City Steamers, ships, &c.
Used by-the City hospitals, Aims
Houses, DC. -5 a
y ed by-'he City 'Astor'-.st
Nicholas, &c g..
Used by-the Boarding fIouses, &c. 4 c
Used by-more than $4,000 Priyal.
Families.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05

An Wholesale Druggists in large cities
All Retail Druggists--Gro Grocers-Store-
keepers, &c. @fa,
in all country villages aid towns.
Wholessle Agents in New York City.
Shieffeh Bro. d Co. .Harrel, Risley g.
B. A. iFahnestock, Kitchen. .s
A.Hull d Co. Bush, Gale & Robin
B. & D. Sands & sen.
Co. M Ward Close i CO.
Wheeler d Hart. McKisson &. Robbins
Hegaman & Co. b. s. Barnes d. Co.
Hall, Rackel & Co. F. G. Wells d Co. !
Thomas d Fuller. Lazelle, Marsh d.
p. D. Oryis. Gardner. --.
Dudly Il Stafford, Hall, Dixon d Co.
Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
.4 e z -a.-
- Gz Philadelphia. Pa.
Z. w. Dyo't d SonsRobt Shomaker d:co.
B. A. Fahnesloek 6French, Richards d
Co. Co.
Boston, Mass.
aa4E - - aaez 81
Geo, G. Goodwin Weekes q Pct
4, d. Co. ter.
NJ. S, Burr d Co. Jno. Wilson. Ir.
AND OTHERS.
i7H s5.@--s - .. s5rs ,a
il Cincinnati Ohio.
: E.ait tzs sGE eze G----f5 sss,-s
Joha n.Park, SURE Ecksteia
sags4 CAV ASs OTHERS. sy
Pittsburgh, Pa.
8, B. L. Fahnestock. an d others.
y9. AMP r -s
All the Principal Cite. and Towns in tbs
WESTERN STATES.
AT UPPER .sANDUsKY, OHIO.
e AE Sold by Thomas j. Shisler,
And by grocers, druggists and retailers gener.
ally in city and country
W Country Dealers can order as above, or
address orders direct-[or if Prices. Terms &c.
is desired OTstnd for citcular to dealers 10 :
HENRY R. COSTAR,
Principal Depot-No. 5l2 Brosdway-[op-
70 lite the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York
July 5. .e6l,-no37 yl6-fm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-07-05
YEA ap m M @- wE

Thtre will be meeting of the Officers OF til.
" andot County Agricultural 5 .cirty at the
office of the Secretary in tpper sandusky, On
Saturday the 18th inst,
CURTIS BERRY, jr., Sec'ty.
Jane i4h ,'GI.