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Fight at Port Royal.

A despatch, received from Camden on Fri,
day last, apPrised US Of fight which began at
Port Royal Ferry OH "Wednesday, in which
Coils Jones and Dunovants Regiments were
engaged, the former losing FIVE or six men kill
cd and as many wounded, and the latter one
killed and five or six wounded. The following
additional particulars We get from the Charles,
ton Courier, of Friday and Saturday
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School Notice.

We direct attention to the notice Of School,
by Miss Mary b. Hammond, to commence at
this place on next Monday. Miss H., has had
considerable experience in this important call.
ing, and we can say from personal observation
efforts to mpart knowledge to the youthful
mind
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A CARD.

l wish to inform my friends that hive
removed my GROCERIES to near NV
dwelling House, and will be pleased 10 see
and accommodate any of my customers.
F. X. BRUMMETT.
January G, 1862. ASH
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John Anderson

M THIS Thorough bred Jack is out
wv of MARENGO. lie is Is hands
high years old. dark iron gray,
and finely pr"p"rtioned. He will stand the
Fall season ut this place, on the following
terms: For The season, $40 90
Lancaster &. H., Sept -, lS6O.-3ltf
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"LASCAsTER TIGERs."-A roll of this fine
Company is published on our first page. We
are informed that Col Means Regiment to
which it is attacked, is stationed near Charlesl
ton, and that their Post Office for the present
is Charleston
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Col J. f. Rutledgc has our thanks for lot
of very superior Turnips, the production of the
classic region of Hanging Rock One weigh.
ed five pounds and there were several more
nearly as large.
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WAR NEWS.
Landing of Federals.

RICHMOND, Jan. l.-Private dispatches
state that the Fcderals are landing tro, ps
al Biloxi, one hundred miles from Mobile
and eighty from New Orleans.
Mason & Slidell Surrendered.
RICHMOND. Jan. IA dispatch has b, en-
received IN official quarters stating tha, the
Baltimore Sun of the 3Oth, publishes Sc
wards dispatch to Lord Lyons, releasing
Messrs, Mason and SlidelI, yielding them to
claims intrinsically just, and in conformity
with American doctrines.
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The following weIl-,imed article, which
We copy from the Winnsboro' Register, is
applicable to every paper in this State
We" have been compelled to pay double
price for paper to print ON. We need pork
"but its no use talking Yorkriih Enqun
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RICHMOND, Jan

private dispatch dated at Centreville,
from prominent Confederate officer, saws
the indications are that an early attack will
be made on Evansport, and probably a 81.
mnltaneous attack will be made on other
points Of the Potomac.
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From he Courier 4M inst.
News from the Coast.

The anxiety 10 hear yesterday from our
troops now directly facing The enemy at
Port Royal Ferry was intense. IL appears
now that the report OF renewal OF the
hight on Thursday was unfnunded. The
party VII" first attempted a landing being
driven TO their gnnboats were afterwards
reinforced and succeedcd in effecting land
ing. Under cover Of their gunboats they
took possession OF .he ferry aud the bat
ecry erected at its head. The guns. how
ever. with the exception Of one which was
accidentally thrown from its carriage, and
Afterwards spiked, were safely removed by
our troops. a rcpor, from some Of tho
pickets that the enemy were marching on
the Combahee road endeavoring to ouinank
our troops, caused them 10 fall back abou,
Three miles and take up n position out Of
the reach Of the fire from the gunboats.
Our pirkets, We learn, extend M far as
"ardens Corner and Bridge Church. The
enemy have commenced en,renchjDg at the
rerry. Their gunboats. the most Of yes
e'aay, We're engaged in Smelling the woods
ana plantations in the neighborhood Of
r"it ko,al. Ssvsryi buildings at Pages
roin'' IN striking dist9nce, were riddled
WIN shell, Is believed that these move
meas OF The enemy in running 10 the
.mal' creeks and inleis is with a view Of
testing 'hc most advantageous point to
mro~ . large attacking force upon the
me OF ahe Savannah Rail Road. They
w'i' md it a "hasd road TO trayeI,c however,
should thev ever gaip confidence enough to
ADVANCE 10 meet our troops on anything
Ike On equality.
The Richmond Di.pateA. Of Saturday, SAYS
70 was reported in Richmond that the Govern.
ment has received dispatches from Cen Lee,
In which he expresses full confidence in tn,
ability Of The forces under his command to
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From Courier Sd insf.l
News from the Coast

The conflicting rumors throughout the
city Wednesday and Thursday, of fighting
nt Port Royal. caused mach excitement.
II was stated early on "wednesday morning
thnt dispatches had been received SAVING
that the enemy had landed at u point near
Port Royal Ferry, that they had been met
by our forces and driven back 10 their gun.
boats. This was partially confirmed bv n
dispatch received in oficia! quarters. stating
that the enemy mad landed near the ferry
and driven m our pickets, but that Generals
Pemberton and Donel-on hnd taken posi-
ton to meet them, should they attempt to
advance beyond the range Of their boats
Passengers by the Charleston and Savan.
nah Rail Road, Thursday afternoon, state
that the fighting Of Wednesday ~as renew
ed Thursday and very heavy firing heard in
the direction Of Coosawhaichie and Poca
taligo. The accounts given of the frs,
night state that our troops consisting Of
Col. Jones Regiment and three Companies
OF Col. Dunovants Regiment, met the enc.
nv on landing at Chisolm's place, and ina
king brilliant charge repealed and drove
them back to their gunboais. Our men se
cured n number Of small arms which the
retrenting forces threw away in their fight
and also took one prisoner. In the pursuit
3 portion Of Col. Jones' men rather impetu
6usly advanced within range Of the gun.
boats, when n shell from n howi'zer {, and
exploded among :hem,killing six and woun.
ding twelve. The wounded men were
brought up to the Hospital. under the ca re
and treatment Of Surgeon Hough, of Col.
Jones' Regiment
The enemy's force was said to be about
three thousand five hundred, and our own
but very little over n thousand. The loss
OF the enemy in the engagement was not
ascertained
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Mason & slidell Surrendered.
From the Potomac.

' "''''S'e".'y J"S'' ana IN conformity
''A''''' uoe'''"es'
From the Potomac.
RICHMOND, Jan. 2.
private dispatch dated at Centrevillc,
'''" p'o'''"eI' Confederate olicer, says
''' ''u,o"''o"S are 'hat an early attack will
oe '."'' y" h'"n'PoF'' ana probably n ST.
,n;,,,. W - "'n"1N VIII De made on other
Na'on anu 'iluell hHalr-Demand
SiSh experimentation
VI 'e""io'
'"o'D' '""u"ry 4 ne Richmond
enquirer P"o''shes tomorrow, from the
D"',"o,e """ o' '"e sum- the demand of
'"' lug "'" ""'e'"meht Tor the restitution
VI "eSs's' haSoh ana ShdeIi, the answer
" 'M"'' an" inc response OF Lord Ly-
i'"s''' h'"'S'er " snort and
P'"'''" 'e""'u Surrendered instantly,
''' ''"''' "'S reply WIN multiplicity of
"o''s'
lie argues through hrst!les and second
's'' '',''' '''e "ou'herh Commissioners were
co"''"o'nu ana liable TO capture. lie says,
"'"e'''' 'i'' '"e '""s OF h"'Ions while
!''''''"s ''e capture OF the enemy = Min
'''''' az 'o"'"o'"us' u" hot' "s IN tins
rop''' P'o'''e 'or'""'"S Ior aoJuu'-
"'' NC says m'ght
''''e" =" ''e i'e" h"o been
W p'"'eeu''S "S"'nS' "er' which
"'"'" nave oee" 'ii"'"''y decision IN the
''.u " VIC commissioners
=, "e "'''"' certainty OF 'he character OF
''"'o" anu '''ue'' "ou'd nave been sntil-
.'."' " "'ee' '"e sp'''' "l 'he 'a", bat the
''" o''nS o's'i''eSeu' 'h's source was lost
=, ""'u ''S'' SUBSTANTIALLY 'he capture OF
'''''" '"" o'''e'' was an operation TO and
'e''''"'''" "'"'"""e" NY al '""se principles
""''n nave ever "o'"'"ed IN American po-
'''."' "o''.'''''"'''"s"'P' ana 10 ''hdIc"'e
",'' vac C"''.' '''"'e' went 10 war win
s'''' 'e'""s W SURRENDER the 'om'
'''''''".'' "e " o"'' ''o'a'' '"e 'ons NAM
'"''''u 'os"'" VI MS """ county, Dogma
"'.' '' "Pp''>e'
NC summary P"'h'' IN 'he EnqnTerS
'u'''''"' s"sS
ISL he capture was right when tested
by Justice, law aud decorum
I'd. Its advantages must be surrendered
upo" the assumed 'echhleality in Court
where there are no peadinys
Sd. Tn, cnp,ur, was wrn,y ~ ,J.5,.I
by principles nIways maintained in the U,i.
ted States even to the extremity Of wor
To Stewards Iabor.d effort. Lord Jv,rs
make. brief r.plv and 70 tho ,o;,, H.,
says he has sen, his (S.w,rd,n word. -
England, and he will Sc. him soon and p.
,,;.o d. ,,;.i., "
,, -" '
ihe Fh''"ae'ph'' b"Heim says, whatever
i,n,.r,t;vs ,..es.;,r -, .i,;,,
wa, and u,,, ,,..;I,,
IN. :, : h.,,, ''''
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protect Charleston and Savannah from Federal
INVASION, and also able to prevent the Yankees
from penetrating into the interior.
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School for Girls and Small Rows

School for Girls and Small Boys.
MISS MARY B. HAM MOND will omen
W School for Girls and Small Boys
on Monday, January 18th.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $500
The above, with Grammar, Geogra.
phy, History, Philosophy, &c. 500
Pupils will be charged from the time of
entrance t" the end of the Session.
January 9th, 1861. as,f
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Provisions for the Cash.

NUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, SALT,
\ CANDLES, Pepper, Ginger. Spice and
Starch. Just received and for sale for CASH
ONLY. DO not ask for credit on the above
articles, as we would be bound to refuse.
HASSELTINE g. MASSEY,
Lancaster, July 30, '6l.
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Notice.

T HAVE LOST TWO NOTES, one on
L F. ID. Green, for $l28,OO, dated March
l2,h, 1861 and one on James +. Cureton,
for $4,000, dated Gas well as remember)
on the ist Of February, 1861. All persons
are warned ngnins: trading for the above,
ms they will be renewed after this adver-
tisement. r. A. SIMS.
Dee. 25th, 1861, 46-3m.
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From Pensacola.

MOBILE, Jan. "A private dispatch re
ports that Picayune Butler is at ship Island
and that the Federals are in nominal pos
session of Bioxoli and that they probably
intend occupying all the towns on the
coast. They captured two cannon at Biox.
oil, but no small arms were captured-
They have landed from five to seven thou.
sand and it is thonght they will attempt to
force their way 10 Jackson, Miss.
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Military.

- months from January, 1861
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Battle at Pickens Re.Opened.

MOBILE, Jan. |, 1862 A Confederate
steamer going TO Pensacola Navy Yard was
fired upon by Fort Pickens. Briggs bat
teries replied Firing still continued n, last
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Enthusiasm at TonfoganN

THIS township is rightly named Washington, its
citizens are alive to duty, and 10 principle. The
following patriots, forty two in number responded
to the Governors call for minute men on Thursday
evening last. On Friday morning with rifles in
hand and ammunition in their pouches they started
for the defence of Cincinnati. One of their num-
Der Caleb North, sen. is in his seventy y-sixth year.
With rifle on his shoulder, and hunting knife in his
girdlc, this noble old patriot, reminded us of the
historic period of l776. Another venerable old
man, sixty-tive years Of age, named Archibald Nc
Comb sent three of his sons to the war, and has
now gone with this company for the defence of the
border. May a kind ovidencc prolong their lives
and permit them TO see the institutions of this great
republic re.cstablished ON the foundations their
Fathers laid. Their rule was freedom. Their
nlmmmii WAS Iighinnms rrnynrrrnnrL
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Upion Couptv Convention.

THE call for the Union County Convention ap-
pears in our paper this week. 1t was handed in on
Wednesday Of last week, just after our paper was
printed of; but we supplied the omission far as
we were able by printing and circulating posters
The Convention meets at Bowling Green on Fri
dav. On this occasion we hope To see Il good turn
out These are the times tina, try mems souls, and
we hope each thorough Union man will be there.
Supiucness and indifference, at such a time, seems
akin to criminality, Every man should feel tha
he has a duty to perform, in Indicating his prefer
ence for public servants. Turn out, and let Us
have a free exchange of views aud sentiments.
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Democratic County Convention.


THE Nallandighnm Democrats of this county
have put 70 tn call for County Convention, to
meet at Bowling Green on Saturday next. The
honest Union men of the county need no longer be
deceived, if they viii but give said call careful
reading aud little thought. Ii addresses itself to
none hut those who indorse NJ. r. Waite, and ap-
prove Of the Toledo 18th of August Convention
These pretended unioniSts, il will be remembered,
first seeded from the regular Congressional call
because it was not Democratic enough that is ac-
cording TO the meaning of the modern term, and
then again seeded from the regularly appointed
hail. because they feared they had not pro-slaycry
noses enough to control the Convention. Many Of
the signers of this call are notorously known to be
opposed to the Administration. They have, times
without number, proclaimed this to be a id
Abolition war, and have used such arguments for
no other purpose than to keep as many Of their own
ilk out of the service as possible, that the yalan.
dipham policy of putting down Abolitiouists al
home may be more faithfully carried out. The ap-
peal of these trickstsrs now is to Democrats and
conservatives.
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IRON IRON IRON
All sizes, Nail Rod, Spring ard Slab Steel,
Thmbleshire Pipe Boxes wholesale retail, AT
TOLEDO Prices, at BOSTWICk & TYLERS.
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$4,000, 7

THE above is the estimated amount, we are in
formed, of the Waite fund, which has been raised
in Toledo, since the 10th Of August Convention, for
the purpose of forcing public sentiment. portion
of this corruption fund is paid to the Blade office,
TO enable that concern TO food this district with its
ialsehoods and ISLANDERS. The remainder, and as
much more as may be needed, will be appropriated
to buying votes This explains the reason why
the &" Blades are flooding this county by the cart
load, Wero ever q set of men driven to such dis
nensnton2
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"support the Administration"

SvcH is the cry of the party that is now shout
ing for Waite. AS long as YOU talk in favor of the
Administration, it is all right bu, as soon as YOU
aInde TO rebels and their northern sympathzcrs,
they are ready for fight. One Of these Admins
tr"iion men, in conversation with number Of
Germans At grocery store in Perrysburg, was
heard to denounee this as a d--d Abolition war.
and went ON to say that the military committee in
tended making their arrangements for drafting, in
case there should be any, in such manner as 10
reach none but Democrats The same individual
was heard to say at different place and time, that
he would offer reward Of ten dollars TO any per
son that would Kill niger, and twenty dollars re-
ward to any person that would kill an Abotionist.
Dodge the fact and the responsibility as he may,
nevertheless it can be proven to the satisfaction Of
his friends. Such is the character of the Waite
supporters with tew exceptions in Wood county
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MEDICINAL.
4 RnY surLERs TAKE NorlcE.

n
THE GREAT UNION sAvERi
The enforcement Of the laws and the frcc use by
the people Of that wonderful soothing Balm.
PERRY DAviSS VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER
rHE GREATEST FAMILY MEDICINE or rHE AGE.
Every volunteer or mess should have bottle. in
case Of sudden attacks Of disease.
TAKEN INTERNALLY. 10 cures sore throat, sud
den colds, coughs. &c. weak stomach, general
debility, nursing sore mouth, canker, liver com.
plaiut, dyspepsia or indigestion, cramp and pain
iu the stomach bowel complaint painters collie,
Asietic cholera, diarrhoa and dyscntery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, cures tolous bols and
old sores severe burns and scalds cuts, bruises
and sprains, swelling of the Joints. ringworm aud
letter, broken breast. frosted feet aud chiblaus,
toothachc. pain in the face, neuralgia and rheu-
niatiSm.
PAIN KILLER taken internally should be adul-
tcratcd with mills or water and sweetouCd with SUI
gar il dcsrcd, or made into a syrup with molassos
For cough, few drops ON sugar eaten will be
more etiectual than ANYTHING else For sore throat
gargle the throat with mixture vt Pain killcraud
water and the relief is immediate and cur posi-
tive.
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
equally as good taken internally as used external
". Each bottle is wrapped with full directious for
its use.
Please read the printed directions. The Pain
Killer is bv universal consent allowed to have won
for itself a reputation unsurpassed in the history ct
medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in
the entire eradication and extinction of pain in all
its various forms incident to the human family, aud
the unsolicited written and verbal testimony OF the
masses in its favor have been aud are its own best
advertisement.
NorIcE TO DEALERS ~ PAtN KILLER. Thcuame
and trade mark Of t"Pain Killer belongs exclusive
ly to the proprctors ot this medicine That right
has been sustained by courts OF law, aud any per-
son found selling an article of that uNmp pOf man
ut0cturcd by Perry Davis 4 Son, will bc prosecu
ted, The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
druggists throughout the United States and in for.
cign countries. Price Csc, soc. and 81 per bottle
j. y. HARRIS Il CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
Fuprietors for Southern and Western States
Sold by Peck Il Hamilton Pcrrysburg; ). L
Boughton, Bowling Green; F. Roesinger Freedom
Thos. Taylor Il Son, New Westfeld; DIR. :. A
Smith Portage Al. Gardner & Co, ,Gilead. G. West
! Toledo. Gml2
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COMMON PLEAS Court.

-TIIVIINVI I9VINIIIVI NN. U. 7. NWUh,
The said defendant, q. \. Cook, will take notice
that, the said plaintiff ON the 18th day of April
1862, filed his petition in the Clerks Office of the
Courtof Common Pleas, against him, setting forth
that said dctenSant executed and delivered To one
w. IL. Bordncr, his note of date Sept 9, 1859 for
$50 ,6S, due day after date that said note was
for IA valuable consideration sold and assigned 10
plaintiff, who is the owner thereof. Defendant will
also take notice that writ of attachment issued at
the date Of the filing of said petition on the " w. Or
). w. ar. sec. Ii, township 4, road l2, in Wood CO..
Ohio that unless said defendant answers said petit
ton by the Goth day of Oct, 1862, Judgment will
be taken against him by defendant for the sum of
SSG,6S with interest from the 18th of Sept. 1859,
and a sale of said attached land be ordered 1, paw
said debt. PRICE * JOHNSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SelS- -'G2-wBS3 81
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tupi,y.

SPEAKING Of the war speech made at Bowling
Green on the 2Sth of August, by Cook and Dodge,
the Independent says: Both deprecated partzan
STRIFE" etc. Now, as "both " took a prominent
part in the Seceders' Convention, at Toledo, with
out any warrant of authority save that which was
open to any outsider and, as "both have attach
ed their names to call for County Convention
as partisan in its terms as Democratic and conser
vstive brains cal make it, does it not little
funny that such men should "deprccate partisan
strife ?" Such pretensons are cheat - mere
ruso nothing more nothing less"
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THERE are great number of newspaper readers
news, and yet feel themselves hardly able to take
daily paper, who can compromise very readily on
n tri-weekly. To this class of readers Boyd & Co.
offer a newspaper unsurpassed by any of the kind
in the Northwest. Each issue contains all the
news and other important matter Of two issues of
the Daily, including tecgraphic dispatches up to
the hour of going to press The TrWeekly Com
mercial will be sent to any address upon the re-
ceipt of 50 in currcntfunds. Address Boyd & Co.,
Toledo
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We publish IN another column OF to-da7's paper
an article copied from the Cincinnati Times descrip-
tive of Dr. Roback's extensive medical establish
meut in that city, Bv the way, Dr. Robacks Rem
edies have obtained great and deserved populari-
ty with all classes II has been but short time
since these remedies introduced into this
ton Of country; yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place. informs us that his sales Of
the Blood pills ard Blood Purifier, now far exceed
those Of all other medicines for which he is agent
combined. The reason Of this is that they have
stood the test of practical experience We know
this not only from the mouths of others, but We
have used them in our family with the very
best results For all diseases of the blood. general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness from
natural weakness, Indigestion and all Kindred all
ments, we recommend the Scandinavian Remedies
as the reyg best medicines extant. They are des-
tined to achieve not an ephemeral success, but a
permanent and deserved reputation, which will rem
der them a necessity in every family .-NopoleoH
-. North Wcsf, March 3. See advertisement.
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The subscriber would respectfully announce TO
the citizens of Wood and adjoining counties that
they have increased their stock Of Hardware, and
are now prepared to furnish almost everything in
their line at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINlESI
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Railroad House, TOmtogany.

1t is with pleasure we refer our travelling friends
to this well arranged and ably conducted IIotol.
The highest testimony is furnished in its liberal
patronage and in the general respect paid its cour-
teous and obliging proprietor, Mr.. A. c. B.DRURY.
Mercantile travellers and all others who may desire
it, can be accommodated with horses and buggies
to travel TO any part of the county.