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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
THE DYSPEPTIC

ENHE tria' s and suffrriugs of the Dyspcptic
L can only be rsalized by those so unlor,u-
nate as to be afflicted by t',is disease an j vet
how many of them suffer and continue to suffer
Why they do this so patiently it is impossibl,
to tell. 1t may he from Ignorance of any GER
TAIN REMEDY, or it may be from Prejudice IL
sainst the use of a Patent Medicine. HOOF
LANDS GERMAN BlrrFRS has Gu ed thou
sands of the worst cases of Dyspepsia, and
each day adds new names to the record OF its
fulnes Give the Bi,tcrs trials For sale
by all druggists and dealers in medicines at 7s
cents per bottle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

Fresh Arrival
Mrs. Mary Domn has just returned
from the Eastern cities with large and
varied stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Bonnets, Trimmings, and Shoes of the
latest patterns.
1t would be folly to attempt to specify
the different description Of Ladies dress
Goods, for the qua'ty and patterns are
so diversified as 10 puzzle the brain to
describe them. The best way is to 60
and examine her stock Of Goods for your
self, and then you will find that the hall
could not be told in a newspaper squib, i'll
praise of them. Remember the Irish
Store is the place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

or drays will not be furnished, or time or
opportunity allowed TO obtain them. The
camps are all located within short distance
Of a railroad depot, rendering hacks omni.
buses and carriages entirely unnecessary.
9th. From the opening to the clo-e Of
an encampmcnt, the ,chole time of every
one in attendance under orders will be re.
quired for luty. No furloughs or leaves of
absence will be granted in any case except
upon the most Indispensable necessity.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

Card.
lake great pleasure in performing tho
task assigned me by the Soldiers Aid So
ciety Of Upper Sanlusky, to make suisa-
Bile Acknowledgements to Mrs. J. G. Ro'
berts for her generous and liberal dona
ton to the funds Of the S,ciety.
Mrs. Roberts. on the lth fl ted up and
furnished ar ON with ch ice and ample
assortment Of viands, d, voted hr Yn
time and labor faithfully to waiting upon
customers during the entire day, and
paid into the treasury Of the Society the
proceeds amounting to forty dollars.
She deserves AMI will receive the graf.
itude Of the Society aud of the brave men
whose suiterings y i'll be relieved by her
bounty. BY order of tie Society.
J D. SEARS, Treasurer.
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Hoiy,s Ladies Book.

aody's Ladies' Book.
The September number is upon our
table. 1t contains a splendid steel en-.
craving of "A Happy Party" of young
s-ers in a grove, beautiful double fashion
plate, humorous engraving illustrating
the att,mpt of an ambisious boy at "Rais
iny Beard" choice tales and sketches,
paterns, recipes, and other valuable and
interesting matter Address L. A. Cooley,
}23 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, enclo-
sing $500, and you will receive it for a
year.
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Authors Home Magasize,

Authors Home magasse
The September number of this excel
lent periodical is received. 1t contains a
fine steel engraving entitled "The Clean
ers," and large amount of interesting
reading matter. S,nl $500 to II. S.
Arthur & Co., Philadelphi, and you will
receive it for one year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatment in reports of the "HowaId Associa.
tion"-Seut by mril in sealed letter envelopes,
free CT charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN
HoUGHroN. H"%%;s,lfai Association, South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
July 81, le63-ly.
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Our Delegation.

Our Delegation. ....
The delegation from Marion County
that attended the Upper Sandusky meet
ing, was very fine Que. We think Grand
Prairie deserves great credit fer the fine
display made by the Big wagon. Ou'
big wagon was also sight worth look
ing at. Scottown turned out nobly, and in
fact. Wyandolt owes us large delega-
ton at our meeting on the Goth of Sep
temher. Prepare to pay Brother Brun
ner --Nrion Independent.
Tie Marion county Union men, place
their brethren Of Wyanlot under obliga-
tons for their strong turn out on the liIh
inst, and we hear on IL sides the dct,i-
mination to reciprocatc the favor on the
26th of September. Lnok out Bro.
Crawford for US, we shall come with Ban
ners and songs to greet you.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
There was black Shawl left in my
care, on the day Of the Union Mass Meet
ing in this place, which is still in my
possession, and subject to the order Of
the owner, who is unknown to me.
D. w. DOWNEY.
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Died
On Tuesday, August the 18th inst,
Mrs. Lucy Theodocia Stoddard, wife Of
J. II. Brinkerhoff, Edi!orsof the Waupun
Times. Waupun, Wis, aged 81 years, s
months and l8 days.
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ard) 5 lines or less, YEAR '''.''.''''''' U"
+, II A reduction Of per cent, from the
!. Ave rates will he made fer Cash.
The spsce occupisd by 10 lines Of the type
onposng the body Of the advertisement, viii
be cona,lorsd a square.
All transient advertisements, will be con-
sidorsd square.
Ian ty.nsient advertisements. together with
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance.
Adyur,ise mrnts inserted for an indefinite
ime will be charged for until ordered out.
When yearly advertisements are inserted
ono or more chauges will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PRoPuIEToR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

DHYSIANS RECOMMEND DIR. ToBI.
Il AS VENITIAN LlNlMENT. di will
not cure every thing, as mos. pateut medicines
do, but i'll cure, positively, Rheumatism,
Collie, Dysentery, Toothache, Headache, Pains
in the limbs, Back and Chest; or the agent
will return the money. Price 2J and 50 ceuts,
Depot, Sc Corlaudt street, New York. Sold
by all Druggists.
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T HE PIONE E R.
~& rs PUBLISHED
1 gridag Waruiag,

SECOND STORY OF BEsRrs' Nrw BLOCK,
atthe low rate Of one dollar and fifty cents If
Psid IN advance; aud two dollars il payment
ls delayed six months.
s, N. PETTENGILL 4 CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and 6 State St.,
Boston,
are oar agents tor the Pioneer in those cities,
aud are authorised to take advertisements and
subscriptions for US at our lowest rates.
q, a ,C usS nN AnvnnTucINC
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

El'E ON NL8hAo5 BLOCK
TTAS just been filled with the choicest fresh
l L Groceries could be pu chased in New York
City and he would take this method of inform.
ing The citizens of the village and vicinity that
he has ju't received his ,..,...
FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES. 81,
consisting Of, in part-Sugar, Tea, Coffee Mo
asses, Pepper, Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, DC. ------- !. - IL
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.ueal \ S}}istellaueprs.

NOTICE TO INvALIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
water Cure" at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
FRUIT and CoNFECTIONFRY

Special attention paid to this department, and
will keep constantly on hand, Oranges, Lem
ons, Rasins, Almonds Pea Nuts, Rnglish Walls
nuts, Figs, and everything that the taste muy
crave in this wny. - : - - ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
FISH and BACON

White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackerel, Dried Her
ring, Sugar and Country Jurei hams, Should
ers aud side meat, Dried Beef, Lard, Eggs,
Ruttar Arc ar r -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
Every Horse Owner .

should have this remedy at hand, for its timely
use at the first appearance Of Lamenets will
effectually prevent those formidable Diseases
to which all horses are liable. and which rem
der 80 many otherwise valuable horses asarlv
worthless
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT |

have large assortment of Coal Oil Lamps
Al d have aad will contnue to furnish the peo'
pie with pure article Of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties .....-..
CROCkERY and STONEWAREl
ofall descriptions. You cannot come amss by
calling on me if you want something fashiona-
BILE in this line .- ..-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

FANCY ARTICLES and NOT1ONSi
comprising large assortment which is too tie
dious to enumerate -..-...s -aerr
Satisfied that satisfaction can be rendered to
all who call upon me for goods, ask them to
drop in and take view before purchasing
elsewhere A BLACK
U-Butter, Eggs, Chickens, and all descrp-
ions ofcountry produce taken in exchange for
goods A BLACK
Upper Sandusky, Aug, 2s, 1863.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

would also say that am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adapted to alleonditions
of the eye. Persons afflicted with weak eyes
Near-sightedness, oil any disease of the eye
which renders it necessary for them to use
glasses, ean be accommodated by calling or
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-28

DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used by more than million people
and all praise it,.
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HEADQUARTERS
OMMISSARY-GENERAL'S DEPT,

COMMISSARY-GENERAL'S DEPT, S C.,
COLUMBIA, June 16, 1853.
TVHE Act of General Assembly of April II,
q. 1853, entitled "An Act TO suppress the dis
"tillation of spirituous liquors in this State" con-
lains the following provision, viz:
"That his Excellcncy tho Governor on being
satisfactorily assured that an increased quantity
Of -pirituUus liquors, which cannot he otherwise
procured, il absolutely necessary for medicinal
purposes. in this State, shall have power to have
manufactured, Mt some ceal-al aud convenient
LOCATION, ly skilled and responsible agents, at
fixed salaries, to he appointed ny himself such
quantity o! alcohol or pure spirits, as shall be
,iacmed requisite for the purpose aforesaid"
Notice is'horcby given THAI proposals in wri-
ting will be received ut this Cfice until LIST July
next, for furnishing this Department with one
thousand gallons or ALCOHOL, and fourteen
Thousand gqlloas of PURE SPIRITS, during the
present year; the same to be Dan'unctured by
skilled and responsible agents, under the super
vision u. tie undersigned, ut or near Columbia.
Bonds with ~aicquete security will De required for
the faithful. performance of the contracts.
BY order Of tha Governor"
RICHARD CALDWELL,
Lieut.. Col. and .Commissary General S. G.
June ~ 1t 70
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EDGEFIELD FEMALE
TT-GrT-TTrr'-
ATlP-CHLrCas5A Az

AZ CWS Ax4k9s
EY an order from the Ordinary I slsll prucsod
ID to soil ON THURSDAY, the fth July ecst
OF the premises, commencing at II o'cl0rk, A. NJ
tue abovc-uamed property belonging tc the Es-
tate Of John r. Gwaltney, decd.
The property embraces o LOT OF FOUR
ACRES, the MAIN BUILDING, constructed for
the accommodation of Boarders, as we'll as with
ample School Rooms, aud nil necessary OUT
BUILDINGS, with u well of fine water, supplied
with q good pump. All the buildings new and IN.
good condition.
Also, will be sold at the same time, the School,
Room u6R Household FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOVES, &c.
l will also sell q separate lot Of ONE ACRE
OF LAND adjoining the School. lot. Also,
Two One Horse WAGONS, a good SADDLE and
Birdie, a smail lot Of HUGS, one excellent
Milk COW, Csfprntsrs' Tools; \ small lot Of
Paints, Garden Tools, DC.
The Building is we'll located and we'll suited for
q Boarding School. The past history OF this
School, its present patronage, and the necessities
Of a large community give assurance that comps-
tent Teachers will have all opportunity to make s
safe aud profitable Investments.
Terms made knuYn un day uf sale.
a. q. LEAGUE, Agent for
Mrs. Lucy GwaiiLty, Elk.
Nay 81 Ut 81
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TIE Latest.

Rrcnx.>p. Jun. 2o.Irhe Eera'd u the
18th rvlvl'- TIE retreat # 'he r'he's f"""
Clamb,r>hury, but So, they are ~ sir"rs
.vrcc a, W;l'i.m>pr, ard Cumberland.
The Col,iederatrs aiSv occupy the South
Mountain.
Five i,ualreh Uni"n cavalry wee c"ptured
near Gr.;"a lie. iGrcencastlc is a town q
l.iGG i'll aLi'auts, 81 milcS s"uih west q
u.rri>b"r., and On 'i:e railroad from Cham
j%ersbnrg to ilagerstown. 1t iSa: place OF
ccn-:do rah;e business. En- Con
Ilarrvr's Ferry is evacma'e'!, nut the Ma.
rylard Heights ale strongly i"riiiied did sill
held by tie l'elrrals.
Hpuker's ar,av. nm the i5th. were on or
Oar tie cid Blu Ran battlefield.
TnrtiiicatiuLS col'>li ucicd TN The bills 0l'
posne II rri>barg ase considered sufficient
protection Tor the city. The pa'i: is over
there, ard the people src Disposed to under
-at,, he d:u,yer ii tie inc Of tie Shenandoah
ncco,anH5 The STAT 81 war.
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South Caroline. "lsolI of iEonor."

in RS m,.>e to numerous Applications, Tho
subscriber am rnccS The lrrlaEa'iUn ri
.Saata rH..fhe's RH ~ II ""r'--a vol
ure wl.use design is TO l~sp ,,.a'e the larric
of every soldier s"n of the State who has
allen 10y dise st or in battle during the war.
In liuinerauce Of this undertaking, the re-
quest is made vi every family WHO have been
luns aiii cted To send promptly 1" the address
here Undersigned, a bri II Biographical sketch
Of the deceased embracing nS,nt. aSe, place
Of brill. occupation, regimclrt and comptny,
and incidents of battle Or attending death.
and esl e Tally such dying decla ailo:,s as may
reflect toe character u: the ra,ri't and hero.
Ehe wln,le will thon be revised aud arranged
in alphabetical iurm, aud published as soon
after the war as possible. l. i, desirable that
a separate record SHOULD he deynlcd Ia the
lnauv South Uarolimans who have fallen in
the service OF other Sales. II the EXPENSE
and hilacIsiuns of The wurkzhe not too .rrat,
it will embrace mary emGravlngS ii to" dead,
but ~ present tie latter Is nmt required.
sun generous ca OF Grafton OH the part OF
the citia .u< ,f' Tue State in this malrer, South
| Carolina will LOT have o~ceisio.l lu eject IA
/ monumental column Ito the memory Of the
unknown and unrecorded dead"
The press of the State will corf'r q favor
by freely circulating the above request and
urging attention to the subject.
L. q. DEFONTAlNE, Spartanburg, S. c.
We learn that the Camp Fires, Marches
and Battle Fields Of the Saufl,ern Revolu'
,ion," BY Personne is nearly ready for publ
cation, and but for the desire TO embrace re
cent important events, would have been is
sued Lcture. 1t will embrace from six tc
seven hulared pages, and be an interesting
compendium Of the history, herpisn, ro'
nance, and f,ceti@ Of the war.
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IL. War liz Mississippi.

We give to-day several Items from The
Mississlppi"n, uf tie l.lth, concerning III.
uroercss of events in Mississippi. 1t SEEMS
but little FORE is knGwn, or made public, al
Jackson than here, and everybody must Tor
the present g pu>sess their solis .! patience.
The movements on the river are becoming
significant. With Gen. Price at Or ned: liel
ena, ard Kirby Smith on the L:uis;a"a shore
opposite Fick,Lurg. re csn CO. fideE;'y expect
at least a large Stale OF the ielntolclnle;il
intended for Grant, will find employment
west of the liver, Us indicated by our special
dispatch. Ali the reports We have seen esti-
male Gen. Prices strength ut four ~brigadcS,
and if he has attacked Helena, we have no
idea the garrison could resist him,'as it had
been weakened to swell Grants forces.
We have a private letter from jackson, of a
late date, which says it is the opinion Of The
public generally, based upon ranors that
reach the city, and in military circles formed
upon more definite knowledge, that zen.
Pemberton and his men will have NO difficulty
in holding his position until Johnston can re-
lieve him. The latter was moving, in What
direction we cannot repeat. The same in
formant asserts that Kirby Smith is at Mil
liken's Bend, and that Magruder WIS near at
hand for the relief of Gardner, at Port IIud-
son. A number of beef calt!. forwarded by
him had been crossed to the garrison by swim.
ming. A brigade OF troops, it was also STA
ted. had crossed at Bayou Sara.
Our forces have destroyed the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern railroad, irou
Msnchac forty miles North, and the Yankees
were engaged in repairing it. If they use j
to advance North, as Is probably their inten
ton, a further destruction is provided ior,-
Atlanta Appeal.
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Disastrous FREsu1T.-A very disastrous
freshet fell in the neigbborhood Of this place
on last Saturday night and Sunday morDing.
Some of the streams we're higher ihan ever
known to have been before. The corn on
the bottom lands was in a nice growing con-
dition-a great deal Of which was washed up
by the roots or covered with sand a great
deal of wheat, almost ready for the harvest,
was destroyed iii like manner. We learn
that the heavy rain was coiiined to u Small
territory, cons. quently the amount OF damage
done has not been alarming; aieT indlvldu'
ais, however, have suffered materlaiiy.-Ap-
beville Press. =
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se.ArE OF snUTH CAROLINA,
ApJrrAyr AND Is.rEcron-.iEy's ofEicE

A W. - Nv - - 49, ~
COLUMBIA, JUNE Ii, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ~.
To carry into effect the proclamation of bis Tx
cel:ency the Comm inder-in Chicf and the Act OF
Congress, ' 10 provide for local ,ieIeuce at.d spe-
cial service" IL is hereby ordered:
l.. Tia, the commanding officers of the Militia
Regiments assemble vt their usual places ot pa
raie, ON TUESDAY, the 1rh of July next, all
p..so,s within the limits Of their respective COM
Il, lnd: liabi. IN any militar? service ny Tue laws
Of m. Su,,r: aud call for volunteers to n!est t!t
r,ouisition Of the President Of the Confederate
Sites on this State for troops FOR local de.e~cs-
nersons he, wqcn the agts Of for.y ard ior'y-hvt
to hn ircludcd in linz call. .
Il. 0a sny ~!;rg:1:rt i"i';rg {" furnish by vol
u,,t.erin. H. g.inta- n' troops. Nnfh Is hHea ID!
General Gllrr NnoI, acr,nperyi-s Ih's order
he commanding officer al such k'g;m'nt WIZ
immediately draw from th":e Liable I" :" net'al
military serY:cu ..ot.yaEL the li'ilts ri ihlr re-
spec;iyc Districts between the ages al i"r'y nmi
fifty GO aud 50) years, n sufficient humber Vi men
to make up said quota
III. Tho commanding officers of Regiments are
required immediately to organize the troops mus
raised into companies, OF not less tnan siAty-l"ur
| (6Il aud not more than one hundred ana twenty
live; u25) ~priyates, by holding elections Tor COM
many officers, viz one Captain, one iirst Lieu
tenart and Two Second Licutenants, tn Monsoon
,nissioned oil cers--iour Scrgeants and iour Cor
nurals-to be appointed by the Captains, and i'm.
ncdiutely return to this office certificates OF said
elections and rolls of the companies.
w. The commanding officers of Bent Compa-
MES arc required to prepare and return to the com
manding officers of their respective Regiments on
the day above mentioned, accurate rolls OF all
males residing within their respective beats between
the nscs of forty and fifty Gao and SOY years.
V. Officers Of thu militia between tne ages OF
forty and fifty years., will be subject to araiI. -,
bereafter BE- organized, by orders issued from this
ofice, into Reg imoDts of ten companies each, by
tha election Of field officers and when called into
tbe field. will be mustered into Confederate ser
vice. 70: local defence and special service Within
the limits Of this State, for tho torn Of six months
ifeu tho ayst dsy ps August next,
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Northern News.

Nashville papers, OF the 10Th, ana the New
York Times, of the 10th, says Lee and all
army ninety thousand strong, is marching
NorlhwArd. Rockers army is marching on
to prevent an advance. The Governor OF
Ohio has called for 10000 troops, end the
Governor of Pc ,nsylvania has called for 81
900, 10 prevent invasion of each State.
WAsulNGroS, June l5.-liinco!n has issu-
ed a proclamation calling for 100, 700 iuan TO
repel the invasion Of Maryland, Northern Vir.
ginia, PENNSYLVANIA and OHIO.
HARRISBURG, June l5.-DrspatcheS from
Chaoa berse.rg AMI Hagelstown stale that the
rebel cavalry were at Perryvllle and Martins.
burg on the lIth. Hard fighting was going
on. and the rebels had driven Reynolds from
Perryville and were advancing ON the capital.
Tue towns and cities throughout Penusylga-
MIA are in danger.
Before the capture ar Winchester, Milroy
notified tn. rebels that he would burn the
town if al attempt was made to storm the
position. Evil replied that lie would Lang
every Yankee captured:
1t is reported that Ewell hiss taken Har-
per's Ferry. with iminense stores, aud il;
en- route.
1t is reported that Linc,la las called for
tw, hun.'rel thousand men To repeat the in
vas,on Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Scu;.t, rrporl 5000 reb,:l cavalry ia Cum
berlan.i, Id. Inc iulnnittnts are Il, ing Tor
SAFETY a .il.-i'er.s Ferry.
HARKlsoSBugG,, June lG.-linsiness Sis
pended. ALI important documents have been
removed frnn the capital.
Milroy telesraphed officially bis repnlsc
from his Qualifications by 800 r, bells, losing
2:9h0 men.
Governor Curtin has called on the ~ci'izons
Of r, ms. lvania To defend the o;air, saying
that Philadelphia has not resp 'nded, wiiic
the e1,emy are in Chanber>Lurg. Ha &C.
p~roacnes ,be PainsylvanianS for Sitting
about the length OF service, when al ex'gcncy
exists. Dispatches State everything :l"''ny
and Ito saving the country South Of tie Sus,
quehau,a.
B~ALrlnoaE, jane lG.-Gcv. Bradford has
called on The paople to rally for ine defence
Of Maryland.
Dispatches from Rhode E%sian.i, lated the
lG. il, state iiat GJr. Smith, c''hven"I The
Legislature OIL rnllsday. for the purpose ii
raisirg troops.
+ P~mILADxlEnIa. June 1.-The Mayor has
issued his PROCLAMATION. closing The stores,
so that the occupants can join military organ'.
z%a'iul.s 10 d. fyl"l the city.
Nrw Yoag. J.nu lG.-All The regiments
are getting Ready under arms. In Brooklyn,
the bells were ruag at midnight, sulnnonrne
men to JON regiments leaving Immediately
for Philadelphia.
Gov. an ircw, Of Massachusetts. rendered
| Lincoln all his av;.i able ni,lllia force.
The Encli>h and Austrian Cpnsuls arrived
in Sew York on thc Is ii, beng ordered uu'
OF Tie Coi.;eIc:.cy by The rebel authorities
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Stevens Greek Academy.

FNHE Fa.l Session or this Institution will 10
Il resumed the tniri Monday in June and CON-
unue five munlhs, twenty days to the m9pth.
RaIes Of Tuition and Terms the same as last SEES
sion. No student will he received, applying la
ter thnn two weeks alter the term commencos, I'M
less prevented Ivy sickness. No deduction will he
made except in case OF protrscted illness.
Persons wishing their children thoroughly in
structed in l. select Academic course will have
liberal attention gwen them IN my School.
JOHN ". McCANTS.
june 0 st 2yr
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VNTILL purchase GOOD C0TTON at tho
wv highest market pics without being COW
cred with bagging cl"..h. 1t may be packed and
held together 9TH stats Us hay and fodder are
pStksd. q. cut attention must'bs paid to keep 1t
cla,-in and free from trash. Pulverised fodder
and hey cannot BIO taken from it with machinery.
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