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peared again to renew the action. The
Ericsson battery finally succeeded in fore
ing a long hole in the port side of the
Merrinac, and she retired with the whole
rebel fleet to Norfolk, at about one O'Clock.
The United States gunboat Oregon was
struck by the Merrimac in her boiier, aud
was blown up this morning The u ,.
gun boat Zouave was also seriously dam
aged, and was obliged to return The
principal loss of life was Oh board the
Cumberland, where it is thought as many
as $50 men must have been killed or
drowned. But six lives were lost on
board the Minnesota, according to the
report of one of her officers. A rebel
gun-boat was cut in two yesterday by The
Cumberland. The Merrimac is under
stood to have been under command OF
Commander Buchanan, late of the navy
Yard. as.
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and reconnoitered the town in force.
There were four or Eve gurs boats in the
river, which prevented our going into the
town, and have kept us back thus long
we don't know exactly how to get over
them-they are the g Tartar The after
noon we arrived they threw some 20 shot
and she'll at us, which resulted in killing
three, and wounding three more of our
men. Though several of these missiles
whizzed over our heads most uncomfort-
ably close. the llth Ohio was not injured.
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MNNASA AGNMA NEE%M

which are liable to impart faint to the mouth.
Dr. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Toothache
arising from exposed nerves. and are the besf
friends that parents can have in their house to
save tn, if children from torture and themselves
from loss of sleep and sympathetic sutf ring. :
Farmers and mecha mics, you can not we'll af
ford TO neglect your teeth For trifling sum
you can get pfeservatives, than which Roth
chi d or Astor can get nothing he.ter. Remem-
Der that DYSPEPSIA and CONSUMP ION
OF THE LUNGS often originate in neglect f
teeth. Send for the Treatise Teeth, and
ieau Dr. Fitch's observations on this snhJect.--
If too late to prevent decay in your teeth, save
your chlldren's teeth.
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Victory N the Sollthwest.

Sr. Louis, March 10.
The following is an official dispatch:
To Major Genelat 4Hc Gtelldn, Washing
t0n: -s
The army of the southwest, under Curtis,
after three days hard fighting, has gained "a
most glorious victory over the combined
forces Of Van Doren, McCuloch, Price and
Mcintosh. Our loss in killed and wounded
is estimated at 1000; that of the enemy is
still larger. Guns, flags, provisions, DC
captured in larger quantities. Our cayal
ry are in pursuit of the flying enemy.
Signed, Ii. W. HALL Eek,
NJ aior General
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Rebel Forces ON the Potomac.


The following statement of the strength
ard disposition Of the rebel force opposed
To the Union army of the Potomac, was
perfectly accurate four days ago changes
hav, probably occurred since, but the
main facts must still correspond with the
figures
At Centeryille, which is now the strong
point Of the rebels, there are $4,000 infan-
try, lLo00, cavalry, and 100 pieces of
cannon, light and heavy. Behind the bat
tories along the Potomac there are from
$4,000 to 5000 men at Green Spring,
between Lccsburg and Centreyile, there
are three regiments of infantry and a
squadron of cavalry at Leesburg there
are three regiments infantry, one battery
and 400 cavalry, at point FIVE miles
south of Brentsvile-that is to say some
ten miles south Of Manassas-there is one
brigade of infantry, $500 strong, who do
not include any part of Jackson's army
forming the rebel left wing, against which
Gen. Banks is operating. At Manassas
there is not single full regiment-whole
companies and even regiments having gone
home on furloughs of ten, twenty and thir-
ty days. All Of the troops from South Car
olna, North Carolina, Tennessee and Lou
isiana have gone home within the past two
or three weeks. Very few of tho men
whose terms of service have expired are re-
enlisting.
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Who are heirs. and legal representatives of Isaac
Ponlson, decd.
GU are hereby informed that on the 26th
aay Oh = February, 1867, said administrator led
MS petition in the Probate Court of Wyandot
County, ohio,t.e object and prayer of which pe--
titionls to Obtain an mder Of said court. ON the
23th day Of March. 1861, for the assignment Of
the dover Of Mary Willoughby ilate Mary Poul
SOM nldow OF she ssid Isaac Pouison, decd,
(of which the said Isaac Poalson died seized
TO wit
The South west quarter of the southwest
qnarter of section No. seventeen II J, of town.
ship No two (2), south of range fifteen (I5) east.
situate in Wyapdot county, and State of Ohio,
containing forty acres more or less.
feb2S'62- -6t-lS J RICHEY.
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NEURlLGIA PLASTER.

Dr. Hurd's Neuralgia, Non Adhesive Plas
ters are the most pleasant and successful reme-
dies ever prescribed for this painful disease
The patient applies one. soon becomes drowsy
falls asleep. aud awakes free from pain, and no
blister or other unpleasant Injurious conse-
quences ensue. For Earache and Nervous
Headac',. apply according to di ectons, and re-
lief will surely follow. Nothing eau be OBJ
taned equal 10 Dr. compress iof
curious. and original preparation. and wonder
fully successful They are of two sizes. one
small Tor the face. price Is cents; and the
other large, for application to the body, price
81 cents. Will be mailed receipt of price
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TO3TEACHERS S.

VIE Board of School Examiners of Wyan.
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg.
ularly at the COURTHOUSE, in Upper San
dusky, as follows:
Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL.
NAY OCTOBER and NOVEMBER and on the
FIRST and THIRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the examina.
ton of Teachers. unt er the act
t'To provide for the reorganization, superyi-
sion and maintenance of Common Schools
passed March 14.h, 1853.
Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten o'cloch. A NJ. promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
idence of good moral character by certificate or
otherwise, as certificate will lie granted with
cut such evioeace, aud no special meetings of
the Board will be held under any circumst an 5
ces. By order of the Board.
HENRY MADDUX.
feb2O 62 IT, Clerk
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that NJ. II. Gillett has this
day led in the office of the Clerk OF the Court of
Common Pleas Of Wyandot county, Ohio, his
petition, praying for the vacation Of the South
end OF Fifth Street, South of the North line of
Out Lots Nos. Eleven aud Thirteen ( Ii IL l3)
in the town of Upper Sandnsky, that a street
twenty feet in width, commencing at the North
West corner of said Out Lot No II running East
to the Sandusky yzliver, aud on the South side oil
the North line Of said Out Lot No. IL, be cstab-
h-hed. ft@f EE5l, II 90
And that at the next term of the said Court
application tor an order vaeating the same, and
the establishment of said street as prayed Tor in
said petition will be made.
6. W. BERRY,
ma chl462 6t2O Atty for Petitioner.
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CURING To0THhGHE & NEURALGIA.
CoNT-ENTS

i DR.. HURD'S CELEBRATED MOUTH
WASH Fl, one bottle.
DR.. II UR ID S UNEQUALLED TOOTH
POW DER, one box. IS. ~
DIR HULD'S MAGIC ToOTHACHE DROPS
u DR.. r. HURD's UNRIvALLED NEURALGIA
rLASTER. aas1 .F4s54 eF 44 l
DR.. Hurd's Manual on the best means Of pre-
serving the teeth, i. cluding directions for the
proper treatment of chudren's teeth.
FLOSS SILK, forclcaniug between the teeth.
TOOTH PICKS, &e.E
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No II
Fourth st Get. B .ookiyn, (E, ID s55et.. 8.
Price 81; or SIX for SIS. ...,
GJ'1'he Dental Treasury makes package
eight inches by five, and is sent by expr So.
U5-Fu | directions for Is OH each article.
The following tices we cam send separately
by mail, viz $50
THE TREATISE ON PRESERVING THE
TEETH sent post paid, on the rcceiIt of 12
cents, or six stamps
THE NEU RALGlA PLASTER, for Neural
e ia in the Face, Nervous Headache, and ear
ache, sent, post paid. on receipt of Is cents. OF
six stamps.
THE NEURALGIA and RHEUMATIC
PLASTER. ('ar.se size,a for Pains in the Bacf
Chest, s. ould,rs, or any art Of the body, SEM
post paid, on rcceiptoi 81 cents.
Address
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Q E r e "A L ES Il a II Il
pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court Of Wyaudot County, Ohio, 1 will
offer for sale, at Public Auction,
ON THE 2ath DA1 OF MARCH, A. D. 1862.
at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the county aforesaid. the following
Described Real Estate, situate in the county Of
Wyaudot, and State Of Ohio, to wit:
OUT LOT No. THIRTY-ONE I31. I
and the WEST HALF of OUT LOT
No. THIRTY-TWo I52, in the town
OF Upper Sandusky, in the county afore-
said
Appraised at three hundred dollars.
TERMS OF SALE One third In hand one
third i'll one year and one third in two wears
from the day of sale, with interest. The pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the prelni-
ses sold. JOHN W SENSENEY
Administrator of SARAH +. BELL, deed.
f. hos 60 -fds-JS
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CHURNS! CHURNSl

THE undersigned, having purchased tho
right to make RUMRILLS S Patent Churn
would inform the citizeus of Wyandot County.
who have cows, that he as now on hand and
for sale, the best churn extant, for manu-
factnring butter in the quickest possible man.
TIE patent is of the latest style. and child
OF four years Of age can work it with ease
The churn can be seen at the shop of JOHN
STOkER, north of the Railroad, on Sandusky
Avenue, ho will keep supply constantly on
hand, and for sale.
Now is your time to procure the best butter
churn in the ma ke, and at small cost The
Labor Saving, W Il, in few chu nings, pay for
The machine
Call aud see for yourselves.
THOMAS COLE. =
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WHAT WILL DR.. HURD'S REMEDIES Eff.
az FEcT.

DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will give young ladies that finest charm in
woman-a sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try
them ladies.
DR.. Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
will cleans the mouth fom all foul civilizations,
and if used in the morning wilmake the break
fast taste swee.er, and the day begin more
pleasantly. Hundreds of persons can testify 10
this Try them gentlemen.
DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder
are the best Preparations in the world for curing
bad bieath and giving firmness and health to
the gums. Hundreds of Of Diseased
Bleeding Gums, SO e Mouth, Cankef, &c, have
beea cured by Dr. Hufds astringent wash.
DR.. Hurd S Mouth Wash and Tooth Powde
give an additional charm to courtshp, and MAX
husbands more agreeable to their wives and
wives to their husbands. They should be used
bv eyerV persop havinr
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Highly important from the Potomac.
IEEsBURG, Va, March s


Col. Geary has taken Leesburgh and
driven General Hill, with his whole COM
mand, from the town and surrounded forts
The stars and stripes now wave over all the
hills. The rebels fell back toward Middle
burg Last night Colonel Gearv left Love
sville with his command, and marched
through Whert!and and Waterford, taking
prisoners at both places, and putting tho
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-03-14
The Old Flag Triumphant.

1n0 ClOuu DredhS a"og "i'~OSs auo b0-
tween the iuterstiees shines forth the sun
of hope upon the Union. The old flag
which rebels have dishonored, and which
they struck when they began the wicked
work of secession, is being raised again,
an its broad folds are waving over the
land so recently desecrated by the un-
hallowed acts of tyrants. Good news
from our brave soldiers reach us almost
daily, and the hearts of true patriots are
made to pulsate with wild emotions of
JOY, at the valor and heroism displayed in
tho engagements which have resulted So
sigually in the defeat Of the rebels.
Banks, with his division Of the great
army Of the Potomac, crosses that river,
wnich for months has been the dividing
line between the two embattled forces,
and as column after column advances into
Secessia, back rolls the forces of the trait
ors before their onward march. Towns
and cities which for long time have been
Occupied by vampires, are delivered from
their grasp, and the old banner is again
found floating from the domes of their
public buildings. whilst the white tents
of the loyal men engaged in the holy task
OF sustaining the constitution and the
laws. dot the surrounding country. Har-
psr's Ferry, Martinsburg, Leesburg, fami-
liar names to us, are now again in the
possession of the Federal forces, and from
which, as base, future movements will
be made, that in their results will. we
hope blot out of existence, and forever
the vestiges of this wicked rebellion.
But from the far South the answer
reaches us to the question, 'Watchman,
what of the night? 2 The day star shines
through the bank of clouds SO long
piled up in the political horizon, casting
scintllations of light upon the path so
long hedged up to the progresss of the
Union m,n, who in that quarter have
b .en battling for the cause OF truth and
freedom.
From the far West comes the CHEEKY
intelligence, that the American flag has
been victorious in three days battle,
and that Gen. Curtis has been victorious
in his engagement with Generals Van
Dorm. Price, and Mccullough, and that
the rebel hordes are fleeing in all dlree-
tions, to escape from the grasp of men in
tent on preserving at all hazards the con-
fedora ion of the States. ----...
rrUm III p0Ints or the compass the
cloud that lowered so heavily over the
Union, threatening its ruin, is beginning
to lift itself, and as the clear light from
the sun of Liberty, which has been so
long hid behind its dark mantle, breaks
through, hope springs up in the hearts Of
the brave men who have pledged their
lives in defense of the Union, and forth
from their exultant souls breaks forth the
songs of triumph, which are caught up
by the wind. and famed from one section
of the army to the other, until, in one
harmonious whole, they shout in glad
chorus, and with will,
The Star-spangled banner. oh long may it wave
Der the land of the free and the bsme of the brave
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What are the People Doing?

The American people are intelligent enous Ii
to appreciate repa ations that contribute so
much to the happiness of thu Sc using them, and
II ey want them Every mail brings letters,
some doring the Treatise Teeth" som'
the Neuralgia Plasters, and MT few euclosm g
81 celts for the Mouth Wa II, to be sent BY
mail; but to these we are compelled t,rpl!
that it is impossible to stnd a half-pint bottle
BY mail. The people want these remedies.
Who will supvlv them? Now is the
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CHARLEsrowN, Va, March s.

CHARLEsTOWN va, March s. .
The report of last night that our forces
had occupied Leesburg, is officially con
firned.
The enemy evacuated the town on Fri
day morning, taking all their supplies and
baggage to Middiebery, but it is not known
whether the troops retired thithel, or started
toward Winchester.
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Letter from camn.

A letter was received by Major j. D.
Sears, of this village, from his brother
Cyrus. Who'll at present in the army in
Missouri the Major has kindly furnished
us the following extract for publication
CAMP NEAR New MADRID, Mol
March 7th, 1869.
We arrived safely at Commerce, two
weeks ago last Saturday evening, and dis
embarked at l2 p. M, and remained
there in camp until one week ago this
morning. Some 10000 troops having in
the mean time assembled, under command
Of Gen. Pope, all were ordered to march
TO this place on Friday morning last
From Commerce to this place we marched
through as pretty country as ever saw.
The soil is rich brown sand /; timber
ehi.Ey oak. We arrived here on the Sd,
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Latest from Fortress Monroe-About the
Fight at Newport News.

Latest from Fortress Monroe-About the
Fight at Newport News.
FORTRESS MONROE, March lO.-With
the assistance of the steamer Spaulding.
the Minnesota has been got off, and she
is now on her way here. She has re
ceived numerous shots, but no serious
damage.
The Congress is supposed to have lost
over 100 men, including but one officer.
The escaped crews of the Cumberland
and the Congress have arrived here.
The Monitor has come up to the ex-
pectations that wereformed of her, and
has proved herself impregnable to heavy
shot at close quarters. She behaved re-
markably well on her passage from New
York, and although the sea covered her
decks completely at times, her speed did
not seem to be at all diminished. TO her
presence here may be attributed the safety
of the Minnesota and other vessels in
port, and final disabling of the Merrimac,
which had previously been proof against
everything. .5aHiz
Capt. Warden, of the Monitor, was
wounded in the head, while he was look
ing out of the wheel house. No oth' +
accident of any kind occurred to the bat
terry or crew.
We have no accurate list of she killed
and wounded.
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Chance for Agents.

shrewd agents can make small fortune in
carving these articles oand TO families. The
Denial Treasury is the neatest package that a
man or wo nan can carry around Send for one
and see, or better, a dozen, which will sell
as samples, for ST. Agent supplied literally
with circulars. GJNow is the time to go into
the business to do good, and make profit. We
are spending thousands for the benefit OF agents.
New England men or women here is some.
thing nice, and chance to take the tide at its
Hcw Address.
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- --.-----s--
WAR NEWS.
Official dispatch.
PoolEsvILlE, No. March 8

Brig. Gen. S. HiHiams, Washington:
Leesburgh was entirely evacuated yester-
day. The reports are that Col. Geary's adj
vance is there.
[Signedl n. I. j. DANA
Brigad er General.
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Forts Beauregard and Evans are also
taken. This brilliant achievement, accom-
plished by well timed blow and skillful
maneuver, is Of vast Importance, The com
mand is well aud in good spirits. A detach-
ment of the First Michigan cavalry did
much service under the direction OF Col
GearY in this movement.
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AS.s Es &NNNs 6 SNas
T RI bune Buildings, New York

DR.. Hur1 s MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POW
DER and TOOTHACIlE DROIS, canuet he
sent by mail, but they can probably be obtain cd
at your Drug or Periodical stores. If they can
not send to us for the DENTAL TREASURY,
price, 81, which con them.
NOW, ARE DIR. IiURD'S REMEDIES
GOOD!
T Ii b e st evi d ence that they are is
that their Fl fien.ls and b e t patrons
are those Who have used them longest. DR..
VIM. b. HURD is eminent Druggist OF
Brooklyn, Treasurer Of the New York State
Dentists AS ociation, aud these preparations
Lave been used in his private practice for years
and 10 leading citizen Of Brooklyn or Williams
burg questions their excellence, while eminent
Dentists of New lok recommend them The
bes. known to the profession. Without the al.
of advertising, dealers have sold them by the
gross.
The Edio of tie Brooklyn Daily Times says:
I'VE are happy TO know that our friend, Dr.
Hurd, is succeeding beyoud all expectation
with his MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POW
DER. The great secret of his success, rcst>
with the fact that his articles are precisely what
they are represented TO be, as We can testii,
from their long use. - .et.
tsThe well known P. T. Barnum writes.-"I
found your TOOTH Pew DER so good that
my family has used it all up. We fud it the
best Powder for the Teeth that we have ever
used l shall feel obliged if ,ou will send me
another supply at the Museum, at your conve-
nienee, with bill.''
But their cost is SO small that every one may
test the matter for him. elf.
GTBeware of the ordinary Tooth Powders =
pr. Hurd's Tooth Powder contains no acid, nor
alkali. nor charcoal, and polishes without wear
in1 the TTSa no other
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NOTICE.

John n. Richey, Administrator
of the estate of Isaac Poulson,
deceased,
Mary Willoughby. G.. W. j.
Willoughby. John H. Poulson,
Amanda G. Smyser, II enry
Smyser Abram Berrey, James
w. Pouison, and Jonathan L.
| puuisnn
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WV &a NSNNS G GVsS

TRIBUNE BUILDING NEW YORK.
That remittauees may be made with con-
fiderce, W. B. Fl. & Co, refer to the Mayor OF
Brooklyn; to G w. Griffith president of tn
Farmers and Citizens Bank. Brooklyn to Joy.
Coe, q Co New York; P. 7. Barnum, Esq .
New ork. etc. mar chl4 60 le-2l .
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To Hon. Gideon WeUes, Secretary cfhe
Macy:
l arrived this morning and will come on
in the next o'clock train. Tho enemy has
abandoned his heavy Notifications at ST
Simon's and Brunswick, Georgia. Fort
Ciinch, Fernandina and St Mary's are al.
ours.
(Signed) G. II. DAVIS,
CAPTAIN United States Navy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The .unde signed ha, this day been appointed
ot the estate Of A. H. HU BEARD,
deceased
WM II. HUBBARD.
Upper Sandusky, March 10, 1862. - 3t20