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epn geerp,Grlea,ts.

Ourh ten Dampfer GeO'9e UsabObp babsn
wtr bic Seem, Orlsanler Sra" pom 2. april
srbalten. Gle eutbatt fUl8enoes:
v@sfsra NuGmittae mar In Der Stapt
inter ben SeeeltOniltea Elm 9triGt TN ums
laui, Bag tn Gerns6ee cine erCBs S@laGt
sril9en Gen. NsFncraus unb benz 8ertdtber
Braes eslAlasen woroen Iet, In fpslGsr Die
Nebeuenarmee total 9elGlaaen wOrbeu let.
g1ir ltnb nt6t tm Staare, bas @erlHt aui
clue autbenttlas QuQe 3ugnd3ufIsgsn unp
9e6en q ntdt als glaubpIrOt8,"
Die vGra" ent9alt nibss 9leuss bon Baton
Npase unp Eeras.
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@pn @lasbura unb llmaeaene.

@6tcaac, II. Mprtt. Gine SpsSial=
0epeI9e SDn 9elena, ArF,, pom 8, Wpril an
bic oSimee" la9t
Ole eanss GaOaGat9te Glptte, bstsbsnb
aus ben Dtbiltonen inter 0tub unb Qutmbg
un6 3aElEei6en Ran0neus unO WlSrIerbOOten,
fam pOrtge Natt an. Die expedition, bte 43
Sage abpslenp sepsien 1T, perItsb @rsenUOOp
am SUnnta8.
Gobalb Der 6etno bte GepeSuug bemerfte.
erBfnete Ct eth Isbbaftss 6euer auf pas 9s'
bSl3, no 8atterten a~ufgtpaanjt rOrpen ma
rem, uap Diss Dauerte fort, bis pas lsste BOO!
lfrCmauf Dampftt. Ote 9D0te purDen BEL Der
Borbeifnbrt bauf3 Dor OaeriIas be- @Ohen.
Cine Nnidbl SolDatea pnrpen oernanDet mno
25 Oosr 80 SetSOtst.
Die DtotjIOnen unter Qutnlbp une 0Opsp
fab rad 8tdsburg beOTpett tuUrbsn.
3petteDepefae.
@atrU, II. Qpril. Das Depsi&subOOt
Stem NatiunaI 1T pen 0tds6urs ansstpmmsn,
pel6sn Vlde ss am Wiitttpp9 berlte6. Gs
brtnat bic NabrtAt, oaB bts Yan3erlAtffe
QOutspiQe, W2Cunp GitY, @arcaOelet. Benton,
Qafdpslte unp 3pti anpere fb porbfreiteten,
Die 9 cdaee ga OufA6re4en. ste bcf!sm, Die
8sUegans am 6reitaB Deer SamitaS Nadts
aus3ufabren.
Man loste aud, oaB 1ranSpOrtl4ife init
8lsfs uno 8aumpcllOerfleIOua9 3ureBt &c.
ma6t warOeu, UNI Dor Osn gatteEten pUrbei
3ugsbsn.
Die AemelDste Nnfaaft bss Gen. Sferbaus
bst Carthage. 10 Metlen uatsrbalb NarYentru
auf Der 9Uuitana = Sstts, NIT tarter Na9t
tpttD- betatilt.
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Mrr mnnnoFe frnnaIifrt.

Brew gort, Is. gtpril. Der DamPtsr
ROanCte BON Nstp Orleans am 3. Sta 9apan'
ma TT ltgual!frt.
ltufuuft res Sampfers ,,yfOanUfe". RGdrtdbter
puu weerifD HmS See'us Orleans Sertdbts nberSs
ADMIRAL SarrGgut.
WewsOOrt, -. Mprtl, Der Oampfsr
Ncanofe BON Stem Orleans am 5. unO Uta
6apana ans. 1T BIER einBetrOfen. Die ytaA.
rtN!en BON Wertf1 lauten eabin, DAP Boz
pOaen9sfe6ts gum NaAtbsile Der Ttan3Olen
Bel pneblu Itattgsfunoeu bdben. Wnf bic
Berbrettun9 bon Nabrt6tsn mar etne i4psre
6trufe Ia 8era @ru3 gslsBt tpDrOen.
Der Ser. ct. Damplsr gaU0sEbiIt par tn
6aUanm.
Ola fran3. Trseatts @aerriere par mad
gew yOrf ab9e8an8fU.
NahrtGten pOa Nsp.S orleans bsfGttDen,
Dap unlsre Eruppsn lGrumtttbe GtifnOabns
@fb1upe In Von4atOula ;rrtSrt babsn Mno
mad BaB MaRa9le 3uriid3efalen fnO.
@en. @rpUsr's n Wsiesa'e Gruppsn ite"
ben tn 8er6tnOnuS, Gen. 9 mCrp nitro cine
l1nternebuauHs Ssssn @thapaiaYa cOmmans
btreu.
Die 0lsbeIef In Nsp=S orleans (dgeH, oab
MOmtral 6arrasut fb In, NebgtIuer 3ril@en 2
8atlerism, 5ipar auBsr Der &huswsitf, bstn'
bet, bod ni9t TN Gtanbe ii, O~teisI6en ia p0i'
Eren. DieIerbalb 9ate &c etusa gpten an
Sen. Banf5 seian0t, pslasr pon ben Nsbeasu
abaefaBt let.
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8uwoeshauntEi0nt.

M@a1btnstpn, 13, Npril. DAG Gabie
net bislt am GamAtaa cine LANCE SiBanB, an
pel9er Gen. poRneIlier Blair unb Sefretatr
Stanton utAt T6eil na9men. Die 8e3tebun'
gen unisrers ytesteruns gu @nBlanS vparea
@s9tnlanb Der Dissolution.
Gin GROCER Sbeil, ipenn nt9t ale Eruppsn
bon 0albinstcm IuO Seitsyn unO DorBeitera
~auSssriift. wOGin b~teieltsn fA 8ewsnost ba'
bsn, III nt8t bstannt. ."
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meanabme ppn @loefabsbredern.

WafbtnstOa, IL. April. Das Na-
bY-D Department TT eaeOn untersiGtet, Dab
Der Dampfer w6untspi0e" Den BRIT. Dampfer
ySurprife" bon 9iaIau nit 207 BaiIem f~etIier
8ammwcIe BON St. 0larts. 6(or4 nad
9apanna %clartrt, 9enCmltsa babe. III 8as.
Die ,Sctprora" uabul ben ccniVDertrtert
Schooner v8tne 8rOtbers" NIT "a Ballen
BaumppQe, unO Cen sn9ftlfsn S4ccIier
oWtQtams" NIT Wsrt0pClIer 9aOung, etaen
berIthtiaten BlOdaoebrsher. lbs
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0lusebliA. atfgnatiOm Ses Gen. mcSleauu,

New gOrt, ~. @prtl. Cine Spe3ial-
OepeIAe an ben 5sralO meloet, bae General
Nlc@le0an 1stne 8eltgnattoa ein0eret9t unb
Oas 6rtsss.D Department Die @nti6stouns se-
trcfTsn fat, BITE 2 SabrsSs8e9itnenter auSjus
multern uno 3tuar Drn BENZ Datum tbrer Gin
rpQtrnnd an.
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1ou BGirfar GOHrt 6pIie.
Sic RebeIlen madbeU cine 0empnfsraftoH.

6atrfar Court 5ouie, ID. Npr.,
/ ubr gla4m. Aae5 IL rubtS auf M srer
Tront. am gearIgta A6enO OsrluGtsn bic
8ebeuen an perl6lepfnen StsIen unltre Vts
tets 3pilbeu @6anttaY ano 5unter's Nttn in
tleinsu Nbt6eiluugen 81 CngG6re&en. Mian
lab 6aufen pom 6 0per is Mann f& ndbern,
bod ba auf Is gefeaert purbe, SOgen lte Gd
aurIt. Set 9unteE's Dna nabm aud Ga
Sauerts an Dteigr Concentration Sbstt.
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Das &anOnen6Dut BAILEY" fol-, bon &n-
seIu Our9bODrt, III 0albiaStDn an9st0mmsn
in,
Gin 8risf bon Sol. Sldel BON O.. last, bab
Sen. Softer 1A nuc nod einen Sag t1itfn
tanh, pa CT pbae 9sbensnltttsl un0 Dc9itdu0tg
umltnaslt 1T.
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Gle Observation-Disclosures.

@ttlabetpbto, IL, Qprtl. Die
0erpGnblung bon esaalsI enper6 In 500 be-
trus w1breu6 Fer perto1tnsa 0O4e $7,746r
800. Der 9anss Bstras, wel6er bur& Die
4aentur pon 6rn. B. s. Gpote permitted
tporDen 1T, bsIauft H@ uuf $31 100000.
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gaipt s,pilaen gseiasn nns eaparsen.

Rev gsrt, ID. Nprtl. Sin NtOt brad
bente swtl9sn elmer 0artie Sdtpar3sr unb
trtG4tn Nrbsttern aus, tpcbet S6uie GepeG
felt unp Yerlonsn oerpunoet puroeH, Bio Ole
pOlt3et einI9ritt uap Der Sade Elm &npe
1ndHte.
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ale Sn5aGsn OerwunDet pur0eu. Der Yaiiatc
emSfna Is BIS 80 SAlfIs. Der Nantudet
srlttt lSl6e 8el9abtguneet am Eburm, Oab
bas Is 3SItee. GslGGb ni6t Ia @nwenoun9
asbro6t psrOsn founte. Die lbriBen OlonitOrS
empfnaeu mtbr Uper psmigtr Sei4aot8un9sm.
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Ws4rtdt sOtre bteruttt ge8e6sa, baB ote Ilnt.r3eidnete bonn
1aIlengerI9te Der St1ot Baltimore 8eGmatt smr gsrpnoI
ure pes Ro6IeiIes hes al6ier serItprbenen 0ifoIaw a
4 arTe T am IL. NptiI 1853 erbalten BAT. aae bieiert.
gen, wel9e Sotserlrsen an oteien Rd6laB 6abeu. mereen btsr.
Sor benz IL. Dttebsr 1853 etnsuret2eu unb aeltenb an mo.
gen. Sssr gu a%endrtttSen' baB fe ibrer a%nisrfue an bteier,
Ne9lofle eelleslup fr berlufi8ersIIrt peroen. aue HE 8ab.
Ianoen an bteea Io6lab su maiden BADEN. rnsrbrn 2Ss.yy
NIT Gn'setcroert' fOIbe anser3GsIieb an ben lnter1te ,ei6netsu
t,oU.. TrGu3tsta RGFner
NAo"ff1uiAniiHJ f. A6nitnttrt1tn,fn
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&roRer WaMb.

Newgort, ID. Slprit. Ote @elbtife Oes
3ablmstitsrS Der 8rcVtlpn NaOp garp wurns
in p~ersauSensr Nadt um $l2O,0OObts $14O,s
600 beranbt.
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Re 2Gtr MAIDEN unlsre Seer auf Ben
brute ltattfnOenOem gertouf pee @tt9 @ouefs
tors aufmsrtfam. Sic b,tr. @n5etBe bsflnoet
It'd auf Ger A. @ette. W
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RmtltAe @rteaine

o... Baltimore, IS. QprtG.
| anmer, @eOrg 10 Sm6Of Diana 81
2 Batter, Carl IL Qtnoe, Otto
3 T1rber, 9tnrY s II Gong, @OnraS
+ Voe, Jopn 13 Utetist, SOB SEQ
5 9slbiB, @Otllieb IA 9fooler, 3ojtpb
o 9errmaun, SAu6s15 Ssamann, Scbanr
thaGcr 10 @5ptbnae. Grecertd
Z %oawtdbOrf s s II @ufa, Gonrao
8 port, CUR, 9ilette18 g6gsle, Sobu 81
WfrS l9 Bitle, 6einri6 3
8 9atpidbosf, 6entY20 9Bolad, Solep6
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Sefanntntncb uite&
y. @t&tnfon, atiatont.
Blu Derfnnfeu.

Slne y! etnert 9uien G5eIe Der S;a6t oeLeacne 9ooerbi.r.
aotn9}6att rte fp elmer eubn Ruatltet erfreut. IL brrio
8u %Ser'aTfeH gu erfrasen BET 80 ~ O ""'1
(MDDi) 0'%' ~ as ReF
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8n nllen 9entihen.

JH "EttN ~C"I|WNHf
be RIetbsr braubeR, tassn sotr a6tungscDI, sbab uniu g2r-
tatb Spn~ KIstb4n issr bebeutenS titnno uniere GlstDer btlt9cE
anh, aS bic tr8eHb cues GAceren 6duies tn Der Stopt.
Sbr t6nut gu@ bdroaf perlaFtnt 6db MIR 81 ndBt6eu Esret
en- BITE beten RIetber ~Uertawfea, be nrr aenIaht psrbtn IN
RSs2J- Rs 40 80 It 8aIttmOreaE
Z WtIt ~ ben rehteH FlGbe
~ SO. 40 Sect BalttniGretFabe,
10 Sbg BITE befian anb ~biasgfsn @ietc<r tOrftu t5n@L
ROD27-
81 Nh bic S1aeiDer. N
Uaspsr 5Gbsa tsne cute @uSscabI bon Sta6Sa 48oarsu teesi
Scrte unn ID btItaerert g. eteu, ale he anoerstrD 9et9uii NIT
pa tgnuen,- Sbt eSnnt BIT uIF bus VGtterp Ubsr b, Ser
yato fautans IL p!tI GIs sue mol. -Ea58-. t1la
eas "" ~ Gmttb, 8SH,& 60
ai SROO95 3s. 40 'Bsfi BaIttr,0tsar.
KJmfat l~datsaebi tubv ~. Uelbta quo nut beDtensa.
1,nttb,9Jsp d Cos giuOer Mas d,tu.
sQr1I~ &p, 30, IS aIftmE
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OerSnhgunsett.
&te0erernn1.

&tenererom5. "a
,-r W1tttpU6, ben IS. Nprtln 4e'
Sisrte Mna leete Observation-Disclosures IN h,.s.r
Cation, WV
bfTen @rtloe CUR g.r6tfsrur8 Der 8ibne, rite sut gnidoFano
asaT GPsrdtin rn6 Stnefptele %btitmmttf. 'r7"""
"A. ..s.f CUR A%anabuunB tOHmt,
]. Abtbstlan9 : Ote SGuGertn.
8 ~. Nbtbstluug : Ser &GuaeG.
4 81. .8,.[ Sna GOoettt Gansbtr.
pie I'M stl6e s0rtowntnbsa uRtaIif6eu sceueu fnb br
9tatqt Mozart. .Tt0tfnt, IT, gbt, &aber, g. Rreuser. "a.
S1ubert unb 8lfsa. r. 7'1J 81 II
Jta6 Der gOrfeanuG Xau3frin,hen.
&ftt2e nrb @krenmitslteter s5nnen az 6tdtr Iesten gOresl.
lur9 9tf,m tBIiecer %etntueren.
gsretHs acsai' 80 eiteru sane Ode SUwort. uub
&tatTtttspfetS a Esrfrn ......s.... .25tGsHts.
lSa-Oi) : ! @ni1na s nbr.
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Sefanntnt~a Cbmnaen,
Sff5teue 8cfanntmaAmn9 as
Steuer3abler.
Office beg Collectors fir tnaese GtntInfte

Baltimore, 3. Gprir 1853
Ser afieffcr Pat mir an 6ieIeul Gage bic ,iabrli6e Ger
Iecttons-stfte" 0IrHdge9eben, pel6e bic NiiefImeuts fiji
etSenien bon &uti6en, ~platirten SaGen, 8iaiarbs &c. emit,
Pdlt unb Id MADE 6ierbura betaant, 6as 6euauute Steu.
erH faaig unb 3aPlbar fub urb bs i'd nit etuem @ebhl.
len IN bteier Office I'M 2. Stot be5 @uftou6auIes taaIi6
bis gum 20. bte!es Wenats 6ereit bin, Iclbe @teus
erm ein8uHePueu; feruer ifnb dae BerIpren biefes Dis
ftritteS, bic eeriauuIeH, islde 8SRe URb Steuern, ME fe
in ~beiagteH sifen abgei6Gtt fue, an ober Der bgiaotem
20. gpril 5l be6abler, berpfi9tet, cine citrate BON mel,
tereH 10 Prc3ent ees 6etreffeu6eu 8etrages su eutrifs
ten, peIHes @eies in alien 6dGen bur6gefHbrt tirb.
Das 9sies oertitst ebeufals in Gd0en, no BerIpueu, Gle
9aneeI Sber @ef9Gft treiben, obre bic HStbiae 2iaeus
PeraasShne9mer, cine CITRATE bon benz brefa d en- Be.
trag her si5en8 oSer SpeiiGBrts Giuiperruua.
Die 3abluns Der Gtrafen uub Steueru ptrb er,pau.
gen, burt Sef&Iagnobme BON grunbs unb perISnlibem
GieentPnm Der S%dumiSeu, unb Ntittbetlnnssu itber COL
DE, bic %6eridnueu, Gijenien berar s8une6uteu, rpereeu Der
@rano Surp Der Ser. ct. 8tftritt Court ~DcrgeIeat,
Gaerttanten, Ulesser uub Qubere, bic perpfi6tet fue,
monatlt4e 8eri3te tu MAIDEN, perbeu s6euiaGs
bena@ri@tist, bab icIbe pinttIi9 3wii@eu benz 20 uub
testen Gag bieies Uecnats 6ssa6lt nerbeu ~u,itieu, uub 10
tebeu ~foI9eubeu Dtonat.
Srarer uno Defilaterre MAIDEN lore Beri6te pie Bis.
Der. Die Grafe fir Berua8IGfFsuns, iclGe mouatline
Seri@ts aussuferttSeu. befebt in DsgHaSme ber Sitter
uuc @erIuit bsr eseas.
=. q. &duerwein.
VaPr2wtot) Collector tes 5. Diff. bon 0arpIanb.
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8tdo6len um $500 In NOteu tpurce
eth gepi1sr Us. G9tte In pem 8oarbtnSbaHls
Der Trau GeIep in WCnument Sauare. Der
ielvs bate btsls @elbiumme In letpsm 8ette
9slafen, entftrnte liG auf etne tur5e 3eit aus
Ietuem 3tmmer uno els er 3ur6dfebrte, mar
tas @elO prrl6runben. @ein 8erOa6t feel
auf sineu I'm 9auie au9eReDten SGpar3ea,
wel&er tbm bas GsIp bic uuf 800 3uraders
~ltattets. Derlelbs purce perbaftet, bod, ba W,
nt6t gsseu TIN erlAien, purOe &c snttofsn. : q
Gtnen Arm 3erbran Der 13i6brtee
9epa In 5arrtIVnRr., wabrenc sr nit etnem
Ruabsn slsi&en GltsrS lpleite unO DtsIer i'm
eesen etne Gbire mari, wOOur& Der re6ts
Arm tn Der N6te bss gnkogsns pee
b~rOdsnWurOe. Or. Oeatee ~leiItete Sem Rnatea
arStltGen 8eifanb.
gtaea unfall erlttt Der iunse s.
8sts, in Grsterfr, wObnboft, tnpem &c auf
etnem Wagea TIM 9~refDentRr. Depot fab uno
elm auOereg Dassn etsen tbn aufWbr, 70 DAT
ietn trteS Betn aerquetl6t uMrOe. Ire. q 4.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

E. W. Sehon. will take notice that Caroline
Levy Administratix of Moses Levi dsce ased
did on the 18th day of August A D. 1863 file
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within aud for the county of Wyaudot in said
state of Ohio, against the said E. " Sehon
defeuant Setting forth that the said E. W.
Sehon gave a. mortgage to the said Caroline
Levy. as admihist 'atrix aforsaid on the West
half of the southwest quarter of section six,
(6> in township 'our "a, South of range thir.
teen, l3) and the west half of the MOI tn west
quarter of section Sever ~ in the same town.
ship amt range iu said equity Of Wyaud OF to
secure the payment oftwo Thousand dollars
according to certain n,te referred to in said
mortgage, and averring that there Is due on
said note thu sum of Two thousand dollars.
with interest from the 2nd day of February
A. D: 1858. And praying that said mortgage
nav be f,reclosed, said premises sold and
the proceed applied in payment Of the a,iount
due on said note. aud that execution may be
awarded for the balance,
The said q. W. Sehon is notified that he is
required tn appear and answer said petition on
or befor third Saturday after the 25 day of
Sept .mber A. D. 1869.
McKELLY d GRIsEtt.
Aug. 2lst. 1866. Pitff 8. Atty's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

oar ROBACK'S CONSTITUENTS. We
Z learn that the distinguished and popu
Z lar inventor OF those famous ssandina.
G/visu Remedies. the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier, advertised in our business COL
umns, receives nearly as as many letters, by ev.
erv mail. as the Treasury Department. The
average is more than 200 per day. His pa.
tients, scattered over the broad West, the
Southern States and New England, are said to
reach the en- rmous and almost incredible ag.
& egate Of lo0OU0. By his patieI is, we meau
these who use his prcpsI atione as their only
Medicines, Wepresume that such connec
tion is without parallel IN Medical history.
Sept. ii ls63-lm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-18
MARRIAGES

On tie 18th inst at the Hoteliu Upper San.
dusky BY the Rev. c. W. Kersham o: Central
Ohio Conference, PHrEh LosewILB and 10
ANNA WIsssow, both Of Benton Crawford Couu.
ty 0hioi
On the 18th inst, BY Rev. b. ". Dowfst,
at the PietsOn Houte, Ma. MAlrus CaRrr. ana
Mss LiuiA R0sisses, 10th Vi wyandos cOuu.
", Ohis,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-18

Arcahum. Joshua NJ. Longfellow.
Greenville, Fielding L.Harper
Cold Water. Jason Wilcox.
Versailles, John c. Miller.
Hillgrove. Benjamin L. Rowand.
Port Jefferson, Isaac N. Smith.
Huntsville, Aaron J. Stubbs
Quincy, Atkinson Berry.
DeGrsff, Edmund B. Morrison, Zone to
be supplied.)
Zanes6eld, Jason Young.
Yves. Liberty. William S. Paul.
Bellefontaine, Wesley G. Waters.
George W. Collier. Chaplain 34th Regi.
ment Ohio Volunteers, Member Of
West Liberty Quarterly Conference.
LIMA DISTRICT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-18

Central Ohio Conference Of the M. E. Church.
The annual Session of this Conferen ce,
which convened in this place on the 9th
inst, closed its session on Monday even
ing last.
Its deliberations were presided over, in
very able and dignifed manner by Bish :
op Simpson, Professor Williams, E. b.
dorrison and George Mather acting as
Secretaries. About one hundred of the
members were present; and, perhaps.
twenty-five ecclesiastical visitors from 9th
er Conferences, including DR.. Thomp-
SON, the disti, guished editor of the Chris
tian Advocate, published in New York
City, and Adam Poe, Of the Western
Book concerns. The election OF delegates
to the General Conference to be held next
year. in Philadelphia, elected much in
terest, and resulted in the choicB of Dr..
VIM. L. Harris. Elders T. H. Wilson
and L. B. Gurley. .and Dr.. Alexander Mel
son, With Elders w. J. Wells and r. C.
Gavitt alternates. Six elected Dea-
cons, ,and one elected Elder. were severaly
ordained. Several new members we're
admitted on trial. agrseably with the usa-
res of the Church. Fa e--
The ministers composing the Central
Ohio Conference, are quite intellectual in
appearance affable and courteous in their
deT '.ment, and are evidently q highly
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WOOD! WOOD /! WOOD !

We want WooD! The roads
are good! Those who have
promised us wood, will bring
it along without delay. 1.-THE
wood is not forthcoming, the
money on subscridtion must
be. A word to the wise is
sufficient.
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efficient evangelical corps. They won
by their bearing. golden opinions from
our citizens, generally, aud exerted sucl
an influence over their affections, as tc
cause few days acquaintance to ripen in
to friendship. Bishop Simpson is {
giant in intellect, Of comma nding mien
and irresisti Bile eloquence.
He delivered three lectures, at 6 o'clocl
in the morning. missionary addres.
near the old Wyandot Mission Church
and Sermon on Sabbath in Beetys' Hall
which, spacious as it is, was crowded tc
its utmost capacity. The sermon was
logical, eloquent and powerful. and its
precepts will linger in the minds Of those
who listened to it, while memory las.s.-
His morning lectures were lucid expo,
sition Of the duties of the Christian Min
lister, as well as Of the workings Of the
economy Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church-highly instructive to the minis
try, laty and congregation. generally.
A report upon the State Of the coun
try embracing series Of truly loyal and
patriotic resolutoins. was unanimously
adopted and passed. We regret that we
are unable to procure, in time for this
weeks issue Of our paper, copy for pub
lication. Rev G. W. Collier, a member
Of the Conference, but now Chaplain in
the army, made mos, eloquent Patriotic
speech, (which he introduced by exhibiting
a cane presented by Franklin Pierce. to
jeff Davis in 1856, and which was cap.
tured at the former home of that arch
traitor. by Col. Lynch. and presented to
his father Elder, s. P. Lynch. who had
brought, the valuable trophy to the Con
terence to exhibit to his brethren in the
ministry It produced quite sensation,
when Mr. Collier remarked, eve have
Jet's, cane. and hope soon 10 capture his
whole staff"
The Conference. as represented by its
members, was unusually harmonious and
pleasant, and they were highly pleased
with the entertainment given them by
our citizens, and so expressed themselves
by passing and entering upon their min
utes vote Of thanks. The citizens pres
ent manifested the qualification which
they had enjoyed, in their association with
the ministers. during their brief sojourn
here, by the passage Of a resolution neat
y drawn up by the mover Maj. John D.
Sears, which was ordered by the Confer
.nce to be entered upon It's minutes.
The Missionary meeting was very in
:eresling. Many of the Wyandot Mis-
sionaries, of precious memory, were pres
ent, and related some thrilling scenes OF
prvation, toll and suffering which occur
I'd in early times, when the whole of N.
W. Ohio, and Michigan was a wilderness,
inhabited by savayes, many
If whom were converted TO the Christian
'eligion under their preaching
Ten thousand dollars WAS collected du
ing the past year within the bounds of
he Central o. Conference for Missiona,
y purposes. being an excess notwith.
landing the effects Of the war, over any
ormer year. May the blessings Of God
70 with the members of this Conference,
nd may their labors during the coming
ear be productive of larger amount O..
ood than the work Of any former year
AS accomplished. We publish this week
list of the appointments Of the ministers
Or the coming year.
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ardl lines or less, ! wear. .s..........5 % UU
" A reduction OF S per cent, from the
lave rates will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines OF the type
omposing the body Of the advertisement, will
b, considered square.
An transient advertisements, will be con-
sidered a square.
All transient advertisements, together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will be charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted,
pue or more changes will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PRopRIEToR.
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y ENovArloy. How often do

we come in contact with persons who ar,
sXes always complaining ofil health. They
never feel well are either weak. debiliIc-
ted, nervous. or have no appetite We xould
say to this class, procure bottle Of HOOF.
LAND 8 GERMAN BlTTERS, u,e it ocSord.
ing to the dl rect,ons, and you will soon be re
stored to health and vigor. u For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every
where, at Is cents per bottle.
Sept ii, l663-2t
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X WOULD NOT BIZ WITHOUT A
BOTTLE OF DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN
" LlNIMENT in the house, is the universe
w remark from those who have tried this
wonderful preparation for Rheumatism, Dys.
entsry. Headache, Pains aud Aches Of al kinds
1t worth its weight in gold to al who value
health. Price IS SO cents Depot Sc Cortlandt
Street, New York Sold by all Druggists.
Sept. IL, lS63A2t
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THE Commissioners of Wyandot County
and A. s. Reynolds Surveyor, to view and sur.
vey the following described proposed Count,
Road Commencing at the Moth east corner
of section twenty-five (25) in Township two
(2) South range twelve (l2) East. runnir &
Thence West, on the Section Line to the San
dusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Rail Road, and
there terminate.
You are therefore required to meet at the
place CT commencement of said proposed County
Road. on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and thence proceed to dis.
charge your duties according to Law.
BY order of the Commissioner.
.-. PETER B. BEIDLER
Sept. IL, 1863 I'm A. W.C.O.}
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APPGTnafG G MENTs
OF THE
OHIO CENTRAL CONFERENCE
FOR 1863---4-
DELAWARE DISTRICT.

Leonard B duriey, p. e.:
Delaware, .Williams-St., Alex. Nelson
arysville, Henry E. Pitcher,
West6eld, Benz. Herbert, Stephen FAINT.
C.rdington. samuel L. Roberts.
White Sulphur Springs. Horatio s,
Bradley.
Delhi, Thomas H. Wilson
Gallon, Franklin Marriott
Cres line, Nathaniel B. c. Love.
Marion. Lewis j. Dalrs.
Caledonia, Reuben D Oldfeld, Douglas
D. s. Reagh. William l.. Harris, AS
sistant Corresponding Secretary of the
Missionary Society. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, member Of Williams
Street Quarterly Conference.
William &. Williams, Professor in the
Ohio Wesleyan University, Member oil
Williams-Stree. Quarterly Conference.
Park s. Donelson, President Wesley J.
Wells, Agent o. Ohio Wesleyan Female
College-both Members Of Williams
Street Quarterly Conference.
Charles g Ferris, Chaplain i25d Regi.
ment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Member
OF Crestlins Quarterly Conference.
Daniel G. Strong, Chaplain in 4th Regi-
ment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Member
Of White sulphur Springs Quarterly
Conference.
SIDNEY DISTRICT.