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Travellers Guide.

H.. Albany BY Hudson River HR.. O. Wnr.n'
- 10 u ~. and - > sud j ! y ~. sandsJ 2.Hr M
10 Albany hg lisrleta nv 1bii-si snd 4'i-ay w.. u
! o Eo.ton By N.U-Loudou line. Pier ~ :"
D. toulu. lou iin- iieI -. y H. sud B oil
e,r,.ai ............................. p m.
25ts, and .,isy.......ss m. aud 2! aud p
To Ho...n BY Nrw -ilEysn RI. 2ih.st and
tu-s, Wis Shore Line "! snd D. "a suhaHJ p w.
y" '"""O' ~ '...........7 sud 10 M. AMI 2.
TO- CrI,lnJ ~; n lIip IN sunday. Il p.
70 PLiIslelphia ~ Camden aud Amooy
R.iifonI Pier n u IL. foot II rarrafs. t. H. p IN
10 Warrington by aow.J.rsey Rh. j. lvsm 49,.
and Il. 40 ~ y foot o. toUH sndi ttstiuay' "P H.
To ,b. W,.,. by Cfnirui hAi!rosI ~ Hn"-
y,i"J' i"o' ~ ' ... and 7 D. ID
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marched through the principal streets, with banners
paintings. &c.
At meeting at Court-House Square speeches
were made by several prominent gentlemen, both
civil and military.
Information from Helena states that Onr picke's
were driven in on Thursday night, but no demon
siration of force was made.
1t il stated that there are four Rebel brieades In
that vicinity Gen Preuti,s is confident of lis ability
TO withstand any attack that may be made.
There ia nothing later from Vck,burg.
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N.w,ror. As Dtrrcrryr.- Recently the Pr,

NIwsB0Ys As Recenily The pro-
fi.yr e. hotel m..ei tnt. ar vsai 10 lie HsvsSoy'
Loin1s sue No i7a FULTON street - .'e'n.a 'ny q
s L,a bssu poyod to carry tnJwA.ro Ga srou'iur
"a. boz, from their ,ub,f two u thea olcs sistrf ia
t.y t.a ,e.en TO Ia Division street o. Jo---
ns the ysoe search made, bat the uurt va. no;
ound Bu, they s.ye such minute se.cfp'ion q tie man
them that smother nessboy 'u1seq lraiy r.eoS-
nis,l bin on the followed hm aud nof ig cue q.
~. BOY, referred to- they LAD tie selisA The cor
doet Il hs,o lad hshy ersdtAbio to sb sHd To ~
a,isn which {, devoted to the cultivation o. such cha,o
t-fistiei
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Tux BILLIARD 1oUus,HssT.-Ih The seventh day
Of he biz ard ,oufIau.su, Wa e.c.tias ks'An.
the undos.,ot oonts,ni ussas d'fsa, al he hird o.
D..ly Of ws,hi r'on. nemsu c0umsbesi BY bosilnE
F,,rso by iss po.Ll. AID pssry. y 'rusod-n'J ed
lock and p,y sombn.d msaassd 10 bsa h' i'ioss'
All. DuJI-y Kav,nnsEh BY ~ roini'
In the .,stis foI q Rschs.isf beat ss.rssr BY u,
ro!n. ibis toss Tho Lss's't beinE e.ri 10 no 60
tire .IIss IL. lr F.uo b.tss.n Oeeh~ .ie I'D Ise h.
"a, .sLy BY ID, former b., ~ point Ths day tho
s..,on Of Who IL to be ths sL,mgloa billiard player Of
km.ric. Will bs docidsd
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Entertainments Tue-duy, juno -.

VIII NJ r." "0I ~.
hIBLO' S-uuLss Motto.
ItTi.t LFESF'3 rHTRTFR--Tie Troupe =. DsrL
NATIONAL ACADEMi OF DESIGN NJ b. hIosdwnY.
ghRSI'W's MI SKUH-Gen. 1ori Thpub sud wiz Con-
Suit .ni " mi. W.ff.u o. al hours Df,Tts a, al
Z, O'clock.
GOUP,L's GALLERY WORKS 4 At
Eo IA BROADWAY H4grm~yrr, Psin'lns
IpVING HALI.-Giand Billiard Tou nsncut
NOPE CllAPEi.-pur5rg'- NciY Isnd -.
unDWONIttiS fl ALi.-MI DeIby'- Concert.
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VIII. Clo.c nj The Po.t-Ome e

VI. to,,-n Tu-.dsy. Jpfe s.............. 5. p N
ROY ns p
e,,rt Fasio " edi o,da- June O........... p ~.
,,',,J u. ~. I6..r No.........3. "a. I'D ,, =.
Sorh-Albany Buffalo aud Cansti' 80 m ana y o. IN
~. "a "A - ,av ,fuil Observation-Disclosures.
W...rn Midi Vi. = NsiifOsd.......; q. ~ md . = m
southern and SoGh-Wsttru Mll.3 m, ~ Hni ~, ? ~
So, Mali ................3r H.. II. al 4; p ~.
%,y Ied'oid Newport sud fNl Nig-r............ y m
be iolg isi,ud Msn cio.-. ~ y n. AMI V D. ~
surd.y fiaL,-On SUNDAY al mails clJ,o At !. " M
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Tho yyur i'm Tennr,src--The Fight of
RsouilIln

NASHVILLE Tenn. Mcui.y, jane g. 1855.
Oar forces pursued the rctreating Rebels to Spring
Hill. It's rumored to-day that thcy have evacn'
sted that place. Our loss in the engagement was
about 80 killed, wounded aud missing
The Rebel loss was double TINT amount.
Partisan guerrillas burnt the bilge over the Little
Hsrpetb River at Brentwood on Sunday morning.
damage slight Trains are running to-day.
The river is falling. There is two feet OF water
on the shoals.
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Distingni-hsd Mnr,Innder- on IA Visit TO
Kuuni0.

EINiKA. y. Y. Soudsy, Jun. 2 lsh3
Th. excursion train OF the Nor,hern Genial Rail
road which LEFT Baltimore hi, mlrnlug tIr BON 40
and Niagara Falls, sTrved here evening a. hall
psst seven.
The company include the member. Of The Dalu-
more CITY Council and Municipal officers. the Sec
RETRY OF state OF Maryland, uud a number Of prom.
inrut ri liens. Tue tip thus ar has teen ono OF
grca, enjoyment. The c0mfauy leave tomorrow
foe Buffalo, and on lhurdAy will v''i Niagara
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A Wonderful PHI.

THE BEST PURGATIyE PILLS.
THE BGsr PUROiTisE PILLS
THE BEST pUG0AIIyE FILLS
Doctor Rsdwsys PHI tho bs', pnss,,Se pill. IN III.
world osly ve;s.hls pills that DO ucd IN place
q Csonel or Blue Pills. In using thrss pill, the patient &!
not con piled strata UNDERGO eres Of camps gPins
aln nausea thef operation though thorough and sec "a
ia the expulsion the l. mild s)ethlns and
ono TO 1 will eaoct care. without Eecsssns the
patieut continual doing with phyc In Affection, OF the
Livsr, byspep. Co-tivenss, ndisa.,son Piles sud In all
F.yer. their curative powers mareou, Price %
per box torsa.b by Druggists.
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Hz.pquARryT. PsCyosr.Mi;sa,E,
EIGHTH DISTRICT. 80 l.is&. iiroadTey
Nrw.Yar1. Jru- /, 1903.


(aya.rF. Phoyosr. ykSsBhL~OFsBRALs OYYicx.
WA.Fr.aTos ID. c. Hsv -. l953.-Al who drsirH 10
ys any particular game II Cavalry in the ne,c are
present themselves al m during
he n.1t thirty the BosId Of fnTomsDt in their Fe-
eAefIy. Bis,r.t Tha Board snail dste
and ID found TO IL
the olb- District sh,H give tnen usnspo Ia
to tic 70 the General krnjrzsou a. the Headquarters
tho 4. rro,osMlrsns O-Ucra Of the ststo As sooa
este, r-.en. themselves THE Genera Rendezvous they
shall duly mustered By mastering aDd disourus oncef.
and paid o. hin the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES b. FRY Provost " sTsht- GensrsL
Persous who desire -n; will p-rs.ut ih-inscSes sS
th-,a He,Lgl.rtsr. BENZ. r. MANIERRE,
Captain snd P fovos,- " srshsi.
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HsAOeuAnrsss Psovosr.siAHsaAL,



Cayolry.-PEOvosT-MAg.HAL OESEEAEs cPVlch
s. A.hiNor0S D. C., May % lG53in iurg whs desue TO
ION eny particular regiment IN the held arc
-f.b, antho!lr-o TO ptelt n.eyes ct sy tine dnrtoS
tho mex ,hri, days Board OF Euro .r, la their
sp-cye Districts Tie Besra will ne henl aud de-
,en uon their hess for the s.rvcs and II iogod TO 10
n, tie Provost r.hs o. the D.lc. viii gave them tisn:'
uofteon tickets q the General k.rerz'o. 81 he href
quarter. the A. A Proyostsrh- General OF tue StSe
irty present tasnsegr, II shs Oerl Aaolos3
you. tnry ,ksl duty Mustered by nu't-rn. sb1 ohr
butnf officer sld Iit b tim the bounty Osd ~ Az
JANIS fRl. PrJyor -,isrshil General
Ferrous ds.irirg enlist si presu thrnss &c toess
Hsaaguaft.r. without d. ~. JAMES w. rAhn
taptan sni Psoyo.,-M,Fshal NIh Congressional Dis
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Anniversary Of 'hc Capture Of Memphis
Affairs as Helena.
CA,no. Monday. June 0. 1859.

CAIHO. Monday, June y. IBbS
The anniversary Of the capture OF Memphis BY
the Union forces was celebrated Saturday. All the
stores were closed, ind business almost entirely sus-
pended. Tue procession, which was very long,
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6pcrldl Nol,rso.

A special N,csIi q 81 tho HEiIH. WARD UNION
IrAfiIt will Boz ifi Room No % Cooper Istitu-.
- DAY EFESlSU. june O. a, :! o'clock Ciiizons Of
ito N-G ibvts . stsud. Iuinrn! speaker have Dasn
OF xss.d .na viii address the moot
> CAS lRELL Chairman.
Ioss." wn aH'ri s'''y'"
Voices from tive s3outh!-Nr. VAN Benz uUY-
SIN oil T,nf-tsrs auo r. MONTGOMERY. utq. lste I'd.
itor Of The Vicfsbuf Wing will speak The Rebellion
,nd Il. =. liets' 10 Hal. ~. 2OJ btLay..
" EDNESUAY ENENINg. June 10. si8 ,clo,s, Ticket.
lroeIa Illsr!b. r,-iis SALON aIi Tfibnu. Ofhee.
II. Z. PANkf, Chairman i.'ctuTe CoVu,,ties
&Nitu Ward Re-. ILlicin Association.
American iustltutc FIrmDrs, Cuba regular
weekly o. to ,Iun wii be- hood TODAY Tue.
dayj June Dc n al she rooms Ol the Institute Ia tho
Cooper Union EuiidLs gla.tny 81 Lima Beans aud
Lima suasi Seed from South America presented by ISAAC
.LUCIASAN, rlq., viii b. airfiDutrd.
JOHN v. CHAMBERS. Secre,nry.
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Eus,ne5s Notices.
IT OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
g T-Ianl-X.
Ma.. wrN-Low's socrhfso SYRUP.
For CHtLrREs rRYrniN0,

s. T.-ls6O-X.
CAUTION The Plantsn Bitter Bottle secred to us by
United States Letters Patsot.
To initiate is for any other purpose l. crime pun
ishsbs Gao aud imprisonment Parties warned Of
the consequences Of hn empty bottles With oher mix
iue whe1ntr Gallo. it Pl.ntaton Biten or by any other
We pay ci-h 81 cn' pot dozen % ~ per
Tor Ill empty ba:s. delivered a, mandatory No. lH5
Libef'y-.t, tha removing 40. excuse Tor isnorshce
Any pe'.on pretending "a sell Plantation B'e' In bulk. or
by the eoa - sw.udler sai inpl',sr We eel onv Ia
Gu, rcsair bottles all bearing cur private United states
stamp snd ,,o,l. ats laOsl aud ..nituf..
T. ~. DRAKE Co,
No. 2Ce Broadway, New Y ork-
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Movements OF Mnj. Gen. burnside.

tINcINNAII, Mond y. June o. INJ.
Mai Gen. Ambrose L. Burnside retained TO this
city ON Saturday, the 9Th ilstant.
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Spring and summer.
have Just completed my extensive stock o.
sPgiSG and SUMMER CLOrnlSU. not sli-
p4n-d In tie w,yVi assortment tIsts. s,yle price
In thi. city. tho Custom Room. Cb.ldren. and
FURNISHING pePaftm-D, not equa.-d Entire saiU-
faction given. money returned Please call and
examine Tor yvufsey-s.
y Il BALDWIN, Nos ~ and - Bowsr,.
LARGEST STORE IN TnE CITY.
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"Iu Hoe Sincrs.'
EOMAINES CEIMIAN RIrTERS.

Fr m the unusuG, tonic snd e,rave properties those BIZ
Ter, only compound Of the aid found
worthy ~ admission L. = hospitals. tsrthcar- from
a. y Sa ,rou neFins TO the iuyigorang and Teltoaiso
tropsrfi.s may 1ce Tho cheer L5 m.ad,
Iut no .tupeyiIg reaction follows Especially adapted to
tLo.s whose business a. 81 a ssdousafy chHsac'rT
". Chiffon Co.
pern,. Msree Store. 20. e Nakellt
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U,e Renne's Pnin-K Hing Magic Oii.-rh

valuable Tor cuns every kinJ c gan, Ague In the
Fars sad Jaws. Nenags spinal Irritation ard o,an and
s.ou, To g.e with directions each tote may DO
purebs,sdkf HEGEMAN Il Co, BIoedw,y, n. Y. 70 and
~ cent? pes bvtils.
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jDr. j. II. hrhcpck.
or PHILADELPHIA.

will yi,i. vEW- YORK CITY, Psele ,soaay, every TUES
DAY from y .. IA 20 p.
M, n.ietous patcuis and all ai sea with Coughs Cold,
Conumtgu Lung OF bIonohil Affections, invited
!, sail on h.m "a S.wNors TUESDAYS only, at HE
roou.. Ma. u Ronls.
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From WASHINGTON.
important Decision by Commissioner Lewis

the STAMP DUTY AND TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY
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Release of Union Prisoners Taken at Virksburg
THEIR REPORTS OF THE SITUATION

Special Dispatch TO The n. Tribune
WARRINGTON Monday, June 8. lf63.
Commissioner Lewis has made the following im-
portant decision;
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-nvc Your icc..

How can yon do II Ny putiag Il ia OF our .y,euJ
PATENT DOUBLEPLATtD ICE PITCHERS OF IN
new ,,ye IL las been a,erItan.d thGs thu Of
,ys enough IN ICf during n 20 pay for the p.shs
For sals wholesale sad retail Wy
LUCIUS HART 4 Co,
Nos ard Burling alp foot OF IOhH.st.
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Nli!,iarn Aot!tss.
H.aDQuAsrERs PgoyosT.MARsEAL
touk4H LOSGkEssioSAL DIsTEiCr,
No ~ Rid ~ /. Y lm,

tOuk4H LOSGkEssfUhAL DISTRICT, :
No. "a Brood nay, =. Y. Civ
Cavalry. - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OFFICE.
WAsuiHo.UN. u. G. May a. l5J-A en- who de, TO
lei suv particular ent o. cavalry u tie H.
hereby authorized - present he tas curing
tie tuiIfS days Bos OF Enrichment ihs
.orc,iyr Di.cl.. The Bosro sh, examine and ds
i.rn- apou their fitness iof service add II found 70 %
m, Proves NaI,hsl 81 the srct sn9 give t1em t4nt-
torA,on tcArt- General Read .: the H sd
quarters Of the A. Proves IarsLstIersl " Lre Stats
they present themselves at tlIs General N-ldsz-
Voc. sh.y .la DC duly mustered oy muss-rrg AID DIE
bui.it othce and All BY tim ihs bounty eloved ~ A..
JANIS L. Fly, Proves. Aar,ls.'hener.L
PERSON. desiring 90 val pT-sen. ben,-ycs taess
uescQus.tets without desy. JOEL b. hhAhUt,
C.pt AND Prov. Mar. iFih Cous. District
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SEWING MACHINES TO RENT,
And ,1r Salr-N-w.
v w VICES, jr, $50 Bdwsy cor. Brcome-'t. upstairs


Tnr Rrsr SFwrxG-MACHyE IN TIE WORLD
The WEED with it' vslu.be iupoveuer's Entirely ever
oil irpsd-cton Trey superior to all other' for
isny md manufacturing pufpors Store NO 80 broadway
Agents wanted
--------------- ---------------
CEAIG's CELEBRATED MICROSCOPE is mailed,
prepaid Win oosuiu mouuisd objects io -. WITH - OBJ
l'e. - ty Henry t'as iSO Cent 80 hoo Nswi of.
Wells, $40; sh,Psd 40 Optical lnH,inie under Ba'num,
JEFFERs's GREAT SALE of LADIES and GEN.
rtHsAss snoEs for Summer w,ar Nrse' greet .,,,noG
Ihc Ladies to hn that JRyyYHs No. 51j Broad
way. I, toe pl,os 20 cure g.nute French sHos.
A,o depot for the sale Of Bayis,'. Ess BorarET"
a CHEAP AND HANDSOME PAIR OF SUMNER
GATET. rog C,STssIL dispo.in. Of siErs, variety
rs, th.n coz ;. CAsrnELL, No Sj b!csIway, beiwsop
lith sud i2,h,a
FOOT's PATENT UMBRELLA Lock STAND
new py- ton. which BIDS air 70 'urs's.ts AID rIcinta
o'ed-Nev'l ora lubun. ~ WHLgLsnl Wilsoa'a Sew
rs Naotine Rooms. No 90 Broadway. ae~.iort
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S MACHINES,
rr,yIcx
In.srn,,loua Exhibition. London. l562
oGioe No. SIS BsoApwAr, Ne~-Yors.
DISEASES ~ rmY NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
~ AsD sftraL srrk-s new snd fssble iTrr,f1sgtil
LtpG'' VI tho hev'Ep A,socAlios-,en, ia 'ca,a letter
.rV'lsye. fee Of charge Address DR.. SkiLLIS HoCan
1o'' Howard As'ooA'isn Philadelphia Pa
TRUssEs.-MARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure
TEr's OHo. only No V-.,y.t Also Ssppvr.er, SUE.
p.usofv bndssr, 81 kst $40 king. Vtfico.e Vein.
shoulder Br'os' &C A I-dy si-ad.nI
IMPORTANT TO THOSE SELECTING FAMILY
sswiSoMicHsEs -GRorEE BsEERs oslebr,ied PEE.
WIN H,oaisgs the only which stitch And sra.
rrOs,r an % both to perfection.
AIBUN puoToCRAPiis.-CAR DE VISITS
= tef a. iiotx,.'s Wa Gallery 40. ~ Broadway
Ons snss.sni coi.s ths's pie. re. e.H't he be.,
HoLsys.
B,TCufLoR's HAIR DYf-The best in the
weA F,f-i ustlf rel sole harm ard ius
n sg.st To s-iula. % ..nrd WILLIAM 4. bLItuELOK
so.d hF al bfnsgi"' l.c;of, ho u nafr4.J-'i
GOLD PFNs.-T = beat mud Nv, cheapest at
4 Mosros. No Is Mali,i ..anc ss~ iofS
LlNDsLEY n Co., United State, Claim Agents,
80 u, Bfo,i~.y Bysnuo, P-nHcas aui al other Gov
cis.. collected Qa-f,fmss.of. aud Common
r. property prepared sd 'iod Cl,u' oa,hed
Al i..r fsi-s L'''s-' o. Inquiry p-oup'y a7s"srsd
BF.uIIpuL Lifeline PICTURES.
tstss d. Ni.is q p-r dozen D1llics,., : % Al
Negative. f'si.'si-L x a LS~D. lsg th.ib.ms. n 4.
AHTrricIM LIMBS by +. ID. HUDSON. II. d.,
.-iot Aston p.-s. Ciuton Hsll. Up sshs. g. :. sol.
t-s iuHh-J -tloat olir.e, By order Of SUI
ssor Ge,. h,rrJ ud 1 y A.. end Surgeon Whoisn ts.N
1HE p.IvrR MN AND IIG.-B. FRANK
Plt~rN inv-l,sr era Fateuos. Asio Ts-e .'lna fosr
s. s.. As3 pa. 10 bra md Boston. Juf D. " fAL-4.
60 A,oia iniprs,.i,n b, eating Gu thu Iu,ra'9r
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FERNANDO WOOD RECANTINd.
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usaaoaarters Loyal Brigade of the kcrth

No ~ br.siwsy, whyte al communication na't be "a
dressed Coon.l VIM BLISS, Organizing the Brigade.
ENROLLING OFtlCES-No 25i ErOldw a., oPposits tho
CITY Halt, No reurest oYp,e CONTROLLERS ONCE 40
&c. Z lourtsi, B1ooAyn o.posl.s Cly laL
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THr RfsT SEwING-M ACHyE IN TIE WORLI
The WEED. with ito valuable Improvements, Entirely ovs'
oil mp.r.ctions Trey superb to all oth-r, 10
fny md manufacturing pufposes Store NO 80 broadway
Agents wanted
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20

But, have said enough on this sub.
|ject. ! have given the feelings Of my.
sell and comrades in arms. l am respon.
sible for what | Lave said, and stand rea-
dy to prove every word Of it, by $4,000
witnesses Unnecessary.
We have had great deal of rain lately,
and any Quantity Of mud. Clear, and
rather cool this morning. Health of the
army good as usual. Paymaster has been
around, and paid us four months pay
The boys are all in good humor, and
ready for a forward movement, Rest as
sured they will gives good account of
themselves, when next they meet the en-
envy.
Respectfully, your friend.
LIEUT.. HARTSOUGH.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-20
CHARACTER AND CONTENTS OF
THIS WORK.

sIsT is the design of the Publishers, in offer
2 ing this work to the public, to presenta
= full, satisfactory and reliable History Of
sIN the Rebellion in the Southern States,
while at the same time, the Work is inten-
ded to be convenient in size, ioderate in
price, Md condensed and comprehensive in its
contents
The work wifi contain full statement Of the
causes which led 10 the war, with accurate
description of the variols Battles, sieges ard
engagements which have taken place during
its progress, on land and water. ltwlll des-
CT ibe all the events of any Importance, which
have occurred, both Of civil and military ma
ture, during the continuance of the rebellion,
and connected With it. 1t will also contain
biographical sketches Of the various Comman
ders and Generals, Naval and Military, who
distinguished themselves by their achieve
ments; and will be illustrated by numerous
handsome engravings, in mezzo-tint. from
original drawings by Hamilton and others;
and executed in the highest style of the art,
by that eminent engrayer, Samuel Sartain,
ESQ.,, of Philadelphia.
The Publisher nay be ,rmltted to add, that
the Author of the Work has prepared it with
great care. from well selected sources and ma.
terials. DR.. Schmucker is already known as
one Of the ablest and most accomplished Of
American writers, his various Biographical!
Historical Works have been extensively sold,
and widely read and admired; and, he brings
to THIS important task, rare qualifications for
. executing it in the most satisfactory manner.
The Work is therefore not got up as tempo.
rary and ephemeal production, by an unkho gn
, aud Irresponsible author, but is the result Of
careful and elaborate study, by an experienced
} writer, o: established reputation and ack'
, nowledged ambiliiy, Each volume will con.
tain over 500 pages. The work will consist o
at least two volumes of equal size, and SHOULD
the war be protrscted to a much longer period
r q third volume may be added. The first vel
e u ue will contain the History of the War unit
the evacuation Of Harrison's Landing.
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New Advertisements.
CRANE TOWNSHIP,
March z. 1863.

I HAVE this day received Of r. F. Coddng
Agent Of the Ohio farmers Insurance Com
pany, 4 1851 in full for u loss recently sus.
tanned in the burning of one of my buildings
which was insured in said Company.
For the fairness with which said loss was in.
vestigated, and the promptuess With which it
WAS paid; the Company receives my thanks. and
with cheerfulness would recommend it to the
patronage of all Farmers, whose buildings and
their contents are not insured.
JOHN HALE.
March 90, 1863. st.
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sIs T is the desig of the Publishers, in offer
2 ing this work to the public, to present a
\ full, satisfactory and reliable History Of
sIS the Rebellion in the Southern States,
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CAMP CORRESPONDENCE.

The following letter has been handed
US for publication. 1t will be perused
with some interest by the Uuipn.loving
portion Of our community:
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TBMRs AND coNp1T1oNs,

1T The Work will be printed on heavy, fiue
Caendered Paper, made expressly for this
book, and bound in the best English Muslin,
gilt back. spd will be sold at the moderate
price Of q, 90 per Volume.
Address,
O.. VENT.
Publisher and Bohbseller,
No. s. West Fourth St., Cincinnati. O.,
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msehl3 '63.3t.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
IL & 81 Ia & s. 4 "A 4 Il .

IN pursuance fan order granted by the Pro
bate Court Of Wyandot County, Ohio. will
offer for sale at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, THE 28th DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1868,
at the door of the Court House. in Upper San.
dusky, Ohio, commencing at o'clock, P. M :,
the following described Real Estate, situate in
the County Of Wyandot, and State OF Ohio, to
wit. The west, half Of the sonth west quarter
Of section sixteen, Township three, south of
range fourteen east, appraised at $4,000 90 +;
also the north east Quarter OF the south west
quarter, and fifty seven acres off of the west
and of the north, half Of the south west quarter
of the same section, Township and range, ap-
praised at 50 GIG 90.
" Terms of Sale-One third in hand, one
third in one year and one third in two years
from the day of Sale, with interest, the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
Uses sold.
THOMAS NJ. BOWMAN, !
Adm'r. Of Reube en- Wood, dec d.
G.W. BEERY, Attorney.
Feb. 90, lS63.-5t