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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

Beside ,he sources Information mentioned IN The text.
have ,een Andy favored with memorandum Of the op.fs
tons Of tie rse days drawn up for ~. by direction o NO
Gen. Meade lsftc Pating the o"ugL.n OF s Ontln ie
also nave receives other npolant coInun ations relative
t. the campaign. have received very SHuab" nocpn't'
relative 10 the battle from Moi Gen iiaIsck, Commander h
gbef Of tie Arns have been much assisted Ia ifa" ~
IN lie ,ksfch of e crrnpegn by The detailed rpOn INA
tsne.d 10 le in nsnu.crip from the Adu'nnt Oenefa
oce of ne movements o every cOrps Of the army iof ea'
day ah tho bfesk ne up fro fredsncksburz con.rboa
have denysd much assistance from Col; John u heobs
defs explanations Of bis beautiful aud minute ara" ihs
fabout BE- cngased of ia. hrd Of Ito three doys nro'
Wih tbs uioTnsO derived from th"s" s"urccs bF' cDt
pa ed tho statements Lees ofcL report OF the cam
psign da.d 3lst July 1853 well written article, pnfPorung
to account 4 the three days baltic In Inc hehmoHd
Jnggir h. zd Of July and the article on Iho ae o'
0,yburg and tie Cam pa u Pennsy sans, by an ocsf
sppafcuily Colonel in the ETh army, IN bisctwood
sgazin. Tor EsptsnbcT Tho Of tho Information con
ised ss c.ssy nsy be s.n b. comparing the remss
uIdrr dhio I1h cf june that private pfopy J. " De
fydly PROTECTED" with the statement IN Tho next sent
ence bot QUO, that all tho cattle and i.Inrlofs's
having been s,ized by Ewe, farm labor Ind
come to compete stand stiL" lie sso, under
doe Of Jolly speaks of Lee, retreat being ncnmbefed Ia
Ew.s train oJ pgndo" This writer Inform. US
that the evening otbo sb JuIy hs heard repons com
ig IN from tho dhern, Gensrah that the enemy hesdes
sDy) ,eftng and had been doing al day long At D
consultation nt headquarters this 9Th between Oens Lee,
Long.rset Hi and Wilcox this writer tod by sone
had intention pre.rni Of ciIea,ls for good and that
the dispatches had been Intercepted In which
Tie following words occur The noble but unfortunate Army
o the Potomac has sgs been obliged roirea, befor.
peh0r nuLlbers' much rrgret that Gen. head-s official
po was not published n enable take ia
tbros days contained IN this address II reached bu
tue LCraus tolQle thtsc pxSes sout 10 ths poss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
The Consumption.

Union armies grow rapidly under the
operation Of the oonsciption. General
Msade's regiments are already filed
"'"" to their maximum number. Gen,
n''ecf"ns = beo~ largely reinforced
from the same source. One g.-~, .L;,,,
has been accomplished by the conscrip.
ton. The North, including all parties
in politics, has been suddenly converted
to the doctrine that in future our battles
at the South ought to be fought by Amer
lean citizens Of African descent. So tho
world moves.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
West Virginia.

The election for three members o
Congress and members of the Legislature
in this State, takes place on the 29d o
October Only in the First Congression
al District has nomination been made
by Convention. The candidates for Con.
gress are all Union men.
First District-*Hon. Jacob II. Blair,
" Dol County.
Second Destrict-John 8. Burdett,
Preston County.
Third District-Hon. VIM. G. Browa,
Wood County Hon. William V. Whaley,
Dr.. Caldwell, Captain Comstock, Colo.
mel Daniel Frost.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

Col. Wilson, Hunter and line officers Of
1881 are well aed anxious To hear from
you. wrote soon at er we got to RIch.
mmd to you at Norwalk bat receiving no
answer, supposed you did not receive il.
| Ireceived a letter from Sergt. Geo.
Dark, giving me a list OF killed and woun
ded OF Co. b heard by way OF letter from
my vile, that you were wounded in the
foot, since that, you were with the Reg I.
at Martinsburg, remember me TO all. |
would be glad to hear from 60 b, ifyou
have lea~urc please write and let me know
how they get along. Weare allowed to
write but malt page, please send me the
box as soon as possible MS | need the over
coat. Officers all wish to BE- remember
ed. 2nd Lieut.. Paul Jones Of the Ssh
Ragt is mere. have but littlo hopes 0
an exchange for some time, we have the
report Of the fgm between Ro-ecranse
and Bragg. yours,
Capt. JOHN F. RANDOLPH.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
,ut that YOU know I cannot do.

but that you know | cannot do. ...
| think now that all the wounded will
get along very well, except Nelson Eli,
ne, | think coull not live long after w,
lett him One have forgotten. which ie
Sergeant Caldwell, he. think, is held $
prisoner, the other five missing, are sill
unheard from, and are no doubt prisoners.
Some of them | can give no credit at all
fJr being abeent. Most OF them We're ia
ken whilst at the 10 p'tal, or on their
way there. | have rel or.ed Tucker, kill
ed, and still rliink thai l am correct, but
some of the boys think he was not hurt,
il he is not, he too is prisoner.
l have sent you several lists of our los
Ses, aud think it not worth while making
It 4 sgsin. The o. of the brigade, il
YER one. bird. With this w'Il,tr ,g my
ct er W close, hvping at som, future
time to feel more like writing than do
lo-day. Yours as ever.
D. A. GEILER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Improved Your Stock.

Among the large variety of sheep
shown at our County Fair at this place
last week was america, Ram which
drew the first prize attic Vermont State
Fair at Rutland Sept. lith 1868, Amer
ca was bred by E. s. Stowell, of Cornwall
Addison County Vermont, and was pur-
chased by D. j. Twitchell Of same Coun-
ty at $1,000, and brought to this State.
He is now owned by G. M Karr u Ca
rey Of this County. and by D. G. Boyer,
Judge Musgrave q Twitchell of Craw'
ford County, and is said to be the best
Sheep ever taken out OF Vermont
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

Through the kindness of D. b. ilfin
ny. Esq, Prison Postmaster at CAM
Chase, we are enabled to place before our
readers following official document, show
ing the vote for Governor at the election
held in Prison No. 3 on last Tuesday
The election was held by the prisoners
their own accord, and was conducted, as
they say, in an orderly manner. 1t will
be observed that the gentleman who l.
waiting and watching over the border"
received al but two votes. The rebels
know who are their friends. But here j.
the document.
CAMP CHASE Prison, Oct. II, 1868.
Lieut.. Colonel b. l.. Webber: ......
DEAs SIR-Below | send you the vote
of Prison No 3 Camp Chase believing
that it will b. Of interest 10 you, as to all
other rood Unionist
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

EE- The rebel army, it is supposed, is
taking up stronger position neare Bul
Run Mountains, though this slight Change
toward an appearant rearward movem' n
has been construed, by rumor. only, into
a direct advance toward the Upper Poto-
mac, and, consequently, the invasion oi
Mar, land. News. however, from up the
river, shows thai, as yet, nothing OF the
kind has occurred nor do any forces ap'
. ear at any OF the principal points in that
ection.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Border State Intirmity.

The two. facedness OF the Border State
Democracy is embarrassing to the pro-
gress Of Freedom. The hypocrisy OF the
people hard to bear. They secretly
want the South to succeed, but they re-
fuse to take sides. and ye claim protec-
ton from guerrilas, and look to Union
soldies for aid when the rebel army threat
ems to forage upon them. This lack Of
energy and character in the Border States
is making hard work for the Army Of
the Cumberland.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Charleston.

The defense of Charleston is very
courageous, but it is "doomed" to fall
forever. Black troops will carry the
Union flag through the streets, and the
glorious occupation Of Mobile and Will
minstou will not be long delayed. No
channel is so dangerous to our fleet as
the approach to Charleston, but violent
storms will do SO much to break up the
rebel defenscs,so that. with few explosion.
and little loss of life. the city will be cap
tured.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
LEE MOVING NORTH.
New York, Oct. 10.

The Herald has the following dispatch :
"ARMY OF THE PoToMaC, Oct. IL
There was renewal OF arti lery firing on
our extreme right to day. continuing on
ly Jew minutes. The main body Of the
enemy has disappeared, and nobody
knows where except General Meade and
his confidential military counselors. Even
the regular brigade OF cavalry. advancing
beyound our front, failed to find them in
any conside rabl4 number. ATT o'clock
this evening, all quiet in freat."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Triumphant M ajority for vallandigham

Triumphant M Mliority for vallandigham
In order TO give our readers some idea
OF the extreme popularity of "Val" lh'
Canadian candidate for Governor of the
State of Ohio, we append the result
an election held at Camp Chase, by the
rebel prisoners on Tuesday Oct. 18th
Afters reading this result, no one can
doubt, that il the armed rebels could
have enjoyed the Elective franchise that
day "Val" would have gone in with a
m sh
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Rebel Designs upon Washington.

Gen. Lee is planning raid into Mary
land-a flank movement with An eye upon
the National Cspital-only waiting for
Gen. Meade to cross the Rapidan Lees
army is much reduced in size, but the
best troops in the rebel service are in his
divisions. jeff. Davis is failing in health
very rapidly, which accounts for the sus
pension OF Lees contemplated aggressive
movements. The rebels will soon call
for another man to occupy the seat Of
Government.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

General Meade's army is within the de-
fen>es ol Washington.
Heavy firing oil artillery was, for an
hour or two, heard this moring, in the
direction OF Manassas.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Failed in His Mission.

Mr.. Mason. the representative Of JET.
Davis in England. having failed in his
Mission. has at length broke off all inter
course with the English Government and
retired to Paris The Rebels how enter
ts.a abou, a, little respect for old John
k.sn as We do.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Col. 1870 V |.

EJ The annexed correspondence is
from Capt. Randolph. who is incatcera-
ted in The Libby Prison, at Richmond,
Va. who wrote Major Kellogg, who is
al Martinsburg. concerning box Of pr, :
visions and c.othing, that he desired the
Major to forward HIM. We give it in
detail, thi"king that il will be OF interest
To our readers
LIBBY PRisos, RICHMOND VA.
: O.. Sept. Esd, 1868.
MAJ. ii. KELLoea Dear Sir :
t saas s.- ~ Will you have
The kindness to put up a box and send
me, pu. in a Government Oyercost, one
black hat, ham, with such other artic Q
Of eatables as you can procure at the SUIT
tiers. a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
LATEST WAR NEWS! !
WASHINGTON, Oct. is.

" "ANTTTNUTUNI wv TU'
The Army Of the Potomac has retreat
ed, thus far, closely pressed by Lee. A
battle probably would have been fought
on the old Bull Run battle. ground, yes.
terday, had Meade accepted it. Lee NOV
ed heavily on his flank Meade, becom-
ing alarmed, fell back. 1t is intimated
that Lee is going into Maryland again.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
UPPER sANDUskY Y, O.
Friday Morning, Oct. %, 1863.
Against the siave-Confederacy.

The recognition of South by France i
one of the Emperor's secret plans against
the expansion of the Monroe doctrine
Frenchmen in New Orleans urge the sp Q
dy execution of this design. A French
alliance with the Slave. Confederacy will
be the signal for better understanding
between England and the United States
The Washington Government will as
sumo hostile position to the aggressive
movements of Napoleon in Mexico, in
which event. both England and Russia
will form an alliance with the North
against the Government Of jeff Davis.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
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A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

MEDTC TCuEC
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ar Eh iohoi ah lHiiL OF THAN
TEN ihAf' 'ne lime pieces msnufaetured
oy The "A ne : can "ach Co',"f "altham, Mass
nave Sa'"ta hrm hsld upon tne 'svor ~ tAs
P"oi'e' aho now no ''ss ina" 'o'ooo OF tn'n
aeSP'oN'ns y" 'h'"''e'es /" ue P"ek'ts 81
'he peoFie' f'o"' very 'n'is'iheahs o'g'n'
n'hx 'he business has'hcfeased until We se
J'S''heds'a SAILING that "E NAME Aokh
lhaN ONE HALF Vt all ths watches sold IN
'he on''e' SLAVES hsPeA'sa s1srsemshs OF
our 'Ae'or! ou''a'ss' ana I've 'oo opsias'"'
s''il hhd US unequal TO supply the con'"a'iJ
"c'easi'g demand Ana We may hare os-
'u"s "'",' '''"hu''s me hign Pf@e@f
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~ ""'A,'' l." eo"h'e's homosr' BY
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', "' nav" ~ announce 'ia' we nave commsneed
'he mahu'actnre VI watches or ha very.
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'o'S e"P''ie"os, VIZ nave reh'odeiied inc 10 m
of our watches, introducing such improvements
a have been suggested and proved to be good
rom time to time. and have ins,tp,t.d ~
and severe tests of isorbron;sm ad;,s,m.r y,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
CHATTANOOGA TENN.
Sept. 2Sth 1868.

PIONEER AT a meeting OF the OH ;ers
and members of Co. D.. 18Th Ohin Regt.
At their Camp near Chat anooga, David
A Ge,ger, lst Lnu Ut was appointed to
preside aud Sergt. German was appointed
Sccl'try. ...
The painful intelligence being announ-
ced to the members a sembed, that John
Welk, Will I'm A. Cav n Il. D. II .rkcon
OF this Company. who lett their homes
and friends, to defend their country. On
Sunday the Goth. on the battlefield of
G khan .uga yelled their spirit to their
maker.
IL was agreed that Sargt. L. L it'll,
Corpl's Sheehy, Welck and Norton, be
committee to draft oppiopr ate rtsolu-
Ilons Of respect, to the memory of our
late cumrades.
Corp'l. Sheehy, being foreman on res
olurions a due consideration, the lol-
loving resoluti ms were rea and unani-
mouslJ a adopted. ......
hes,ived, That it is with painful regret
We learn that our fellow Soldiers, John
Welck, William II. Gains and l.. D.
Harkcum, our comrades in battle. In
their deaths, the country has lost three
soldiers, who were brave and true.
Resoiyed, That from our intimate ar.
qunlu.ance with John Welck, William II.
G'i, '"s ""n ', nI., H. =; h",; =" " ,a'; "N
m,nv ,o ,Ie,r natru,,,m as men 10 their
integrity Of character noble impulses and
never talling friendship, rs comrai+s'"nd
70 'he', i'"''o'e s'''""'' - ""u "''''e ""
'"s aa's'o ,n.,,;an',r. q. ~ ,5,,,lo ,he
APPLAUSE of all their fiends, with the un.
reserved administration Of the foe.
Hesofoa, lha' the officers ana pr'VMes,
OF TINS company m,nB'e 'he'r sorrow anu
'e"uef 'he'' ne"' ''t y,'p"'"y, " '''0
many i"''eA,'is ''."us' "''" "'eP'J '''"' !, :,
tI' !''s' u ''.'' '.'e''u'. 'ne ;.','ss I ""
sold ''S' ""o nav" .n''' ,,'D
ana lo's"V Wv" ", . .'.,,,.. ,.ns
down by tms ues|'o.e.' ~ WV 'a''y pa""o "o
to ,n.;r lnnm
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ol,,,nn| b. san, ' - 1fIh "fIh =, H.. comfy
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has ham L;odlv r,rn;.Iod =. f,n ,,h,;..
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We hope that it will prove
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taken prisoner at the battle OF Wlnches-
ter, some four months aro:
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40 40 J es ' ""t1 IA VIZ; 'e0e',eu ho''''"s na''"g
So' "'i 'nA'"S " your whereabouts
'he purpose o' reminding you aud your
OohiioucS, tl't We slIl liNt I've ulllteTS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

ES" 1t is predicted that great and
genera:war, growing out of the Polish
difficulty, will convulse Europe before
Spring.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
A BATHS EXPECTED.
WA, ,HINGroN, Oct.

NANHlNGroN, OCt. l8.
Throughout the whole day there has
prevailed rumors that the rebel army had
crossed the Potom,c, aud wrs marching
on Washington. The frequency of such
rumors has caused them to be disbellev, 4,
but there is serious reason to believe that
Lee, with an augmented force. is march
ing in that dilectios, aud will cross that
river to attack Washington on the north
side il not prevented. Gen ,ral Meade
is massiny his forces In that direction,
and battle may be expected within
twenty four hours, but no apprehensions
are entertained as to the result.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
grma Correspondence.

Ey- We have been furnished by Capt
Pettitt, with the following letter from
Lieut.. D. A. Geiger. 1t will be fount
interesting, as giving some information o
the Whereabouts Of Go. D, OF the Is
Regiment
= fS.-.--. f,..,,,-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
LEES MOVEMENTS sT:LL A MYSTERY.
WAsHINGTuN, Oct. 10.

Accounts from the army of the Poto.
mac say there are no tidings Of Lees
whereabouts, as he has, recently, materi-
ally changed his position.
Such dispositions have been made of
our army as will meet all contingencies.
There is no truth iu the report that
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
Ouk Musical FRIEND.
Oct I6, 1s63,ly

Sheet Music aud Books. of the beet autho al
ways ou hand, Anything iu the Music Line,
eau be had at this establishment at lower prices
than anywhere in the State Call and see be
fore purchasing. Send in your orders they
will be promptly attended to. Every lnstru.
ment fully warranted. D- PIANOS runed 4
Repaired, @. W. WALTERS. z
Oct. Q, Isss.-Iy. VIZ -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23
\ hall, | ! !
PICTURE C.ILLERy
Sd Story, Beerys' Block, Main
ST., Upper Sandusky.
MERRILL g. VERT, ,

MEnRnL. g. lNE:R ,
Proprietors and Artists.
'ts,sSs'E take pleasure in an
Z SS5 nouncing to the izrns of U rper-
" Stndusky and surrounding countr
that have fitted up the above
Hall III a very superior sNie, for the purpase
Of m king all Kinds of Photographs AID Am
brolype Pictures, from tn, most dimnitive to
life size
Fair ladics come ife'er You wish
picture that won't fade
We warrant all viii suit our taste,
In p ices. and in shade.
We know that We can please you ull
'lis what we came to do,
So don f rgrt to call and see,
That what we say is true.
Hsrk gents we have word for You,
Though everything has "riz,"
W. cha Gs the Iowe.t prices now,
To t'keyour usly "phiz."
We hope thst when your sweetheart says.
Il want your pctrre denr,"
That you will hasten to OAK HALL,
Before you 60 elsewhere.
1--WE pay particular attention to copying
old Awbuiypes or Deguarret, pes, and make
fom lh'm, as large as desired,
ana ta.tefuliy coored, ifrq"ired
" Card Pictures of every description, made
when desired. We will endeavo; to suit all |
who fsvor us with their patronage.
MEPRIIT Z, WEDT |
Oct I6, 1s63,ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-23

CHATTANOOGA. Oct. 10.
Cavalry just in repot the rebel cavalry
driven back across Tennessee River, with
a loss OF over 1000 killed. wounded and
deserted, and FIVE pieces OF artillery
Federal success complete.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-28

I Tksre, tee, were Aahsnisas, Who he tsit s1Ts
I were worthy iAe aaEa Which had baos ilaAscF
/ fsliged eR 60 many baftla-Ael5s ia VrgiEia
I Tenn eSsea and AfississisFi. Aud hero AZ refer
rsa 20 she ysatRlal eolor-s=srer at ChiekA
( laazga. Hk0 Fiaated withia the eEssy's baTTi
/ ssdss bis rsgiasRssl Seq, FiaTeed with eighty
tkrce bzliets, and its stsh shattered. The Pres.
i5srt haa the Fleassra Of pronastizs ki2 for his
/ lureic coadHst, ara suck was his RsdestY that
/ l. presenting kis AaE to the President, be AZ
psa-ed gate unconscious Of having PaEfeTnea
I sHF ikizg gxtrssrdiaary.
/ Tks eitzss soldisrs, alse, he sTnlY believed,
were eVauleua Of the Issutsti1s sf gbsir bfethcaA
/ ia cans Es ksd hesa nuch meved, IS he Tsoe
slszg shs lines, $. seeing snoag them ysung
/ begE--sons ssTy yoang-aad nen Tyhass Aezds
ware silvaesd viaA TIE frosta sf E3ary winters,
he eeuld resaiad ell thsse-regulEgs and 9th
ers-fhat they srs c0Hss9H soldiers they pre-
esss a szsctsels which the woTld he's never be-
fers witzesse9-shs best popUisilon OF the coUn-
trT soursd into tke army Such Inen may DO
appealed to from ether ircsHtiyes than that Of
rigid military discipline. The times, the cause.
Ell considerations TssHirs eflaris which msy be
GszEzded Of sa army Of heroes, for sucn they
arr
Besides these, there are some 700 old to bssr
arzs, 5us thsy, ts0, csa Do soHssthinE-can do
rsuch. Lst ther c0Hai5urs thoi- means to the
guBpsrt Ead reisef Of Il re Who arc c0niubat-
ing lber b'osd; and LET ih5zs who are TO P9or
iar lhis eosribats their .EGgsacs. There Is
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