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" &c fs1f5crTaa 10 Camp a;ary.aad, Gajor Ceaersi
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!ola3oa. Hanover Jaaetion.
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T t2!0eE Commissioned oiIie5r, - Regiment.
- lHls-4e, personally appeared -------- --------,
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VA - ~--~ was otlzea Of afaTr.sati ct tie
eifaacf lelt 81 tbs Nag, and thai "a Is able 10
tS.g i.-ae=.f .neGstsd.
hh &YF@eati)ns to ba trgGsrrTrot: 70 Car1n ssary-
tahl VII, Ios jhs present be si5re,sa;i to M.i;,r
0'2srsl AFn,ia Eia9y. Richmond. Virgins.
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Qu.RfgRa ASKER GEafa DErARrMHu,
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RArIknAD BUREAU,
Richmond, Feb -, M6l \
Tbs friends and relatives Of soidlsss In the Arny
os Northern yirgsaa srs hereby notI6ed tAAS q
agracgament has this day bssn sHscted With ~
South~sn Express Company to carry an packagse e
sood and wearing apparel t0 Richmond. VI.
10 secure the aiyaa.sycs thus obtained thfo1ab
mast be observed:
Packages nauat act contain more than one han
iesl pounds: be we'll secured and plainly maxAsd,
ana aont at the expense Of the chippsf % ath8 e
the Soldiers Relief Associations, whinh are oeao
al foiio.s: ssss.s,
Ia Eo-ih ca-o,isa, at Raleigh; In South Casdllaa,
at CosGnhis in deorgia, At Augusta; In AlaeaMa
81 these Associations havo an offi-e.
The Agests of sas5e Associations will theeo nho
1hargo Of then aud ship daily By Southern 0pseeo
Company ID the prups- Agsots OF the Ia1peo1DyU
ssstas at Rishmond, who Will $50 than dstI1b0teG
30 The pro2sr iadiridualowncss.
70 meet the wishes cf the soldiers, and - e3vo
them = csrtsia and speedy comuunisstien WITH
20 give this freight pra~ssscs cr1 GUy0tn1 -;
sai, In orsr that no cbstscs may oseur y ~ snes
ce7s CT 50 iaudable enterprise, ~ egugal rail-
road companies are hereby requested - render IL
Express Company such facilities as VIA eaxho q -
maze this arrangement . cSanalete spsrsss. 81
Az the southern Express Company sasun1o ~
responsibility cf tbs tfAnsportaticn a shsoo 80
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slI establish eg-aoiss In the rear a. efhar -
shsy naay erjoy the Same privileges hssoh4 aooorn
% the Array Of Northern vissin1s.
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Aususta, Ga, Heh 50, 1874.
Toe 2eo.hsrn Express Cenapany hsxA6y nns3ls -
friends and relatives of solfisra Ia the ArrSp nj
Northern Virginia snd elsewhere shas th@y - 16ss
shs aSsve card, and tEat they viii 40 all r. oSiS
power 70 fatal its requirensnts 'T I
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c.nsTal 4ap't sud Acting exo1ffl
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Pr E GEN. LEES ARmT.

The cniy Intelligence received from Gen
Lees army yesterday was the following dig
patch from the correspondent OF the Asgo-
e,ated Press, which, by the lifting Of the
telegraph wiree, had to come avery circuit-
o,is ronte. 1t will be seen that 1t ia not
'atcr than Gen. Lees last al snatch. and re +
fers to the same fight alludeel to in that:
BATTLE FIELD, NEAR sroTs. .rLvANfA C. H.,
via LOUISA q. H., May IL.
There was heavy canae saaing ALI rester-
day Ahonsl2 c'clnck. The enerny having
~. sss's ssssiah 81 Inc fead leading TO the
! sasss faaa % Lsaasa Court House, with'a1
iarse .pisos As'hs Dis isloa was asnt 10 drty
'i'e;a "a, which wax accomplished nth
l'nt siiGht loss % us Our troops drove the
enemy back some three or faar miles, and
ous g fnslf llnes of efsastNo1ks, captssing
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ner IN which the eus.oi,i. euse oi;scisis take al.
vantage ef the cenfseeh9a .aeory, Oaie Of IKE
oGicials who is s,i in high ftsnding aad ses.se III
The cuso., house Informed against large piece Of
property In the SGuIh MIR Cha.ger hsyilF psevi
ausly ascefsainea that Briggs con.d give tsfilaeY
which wenid ;aeure = judgment. Iilc tass; CAME.
on and IL Judgment ohtaiftra :Jr $50 .0Go, ef
which ors half ws.nt TO the iafat.ser Pelha.a
ar Chailess POI hair Of t.ss thirty ieu and dell
he corsainfy desefyea s, Isir engtaeereG sae
matter, aad WIS se g bstEe+n sl.' i,'tofsr's 7is'
pfiRciliai ai,nssa. aeneck ef st.t0a s.a ass.,
il Is stated. for Sr Briggs Id ,ee pTeipas witness,
but Ms thatksr becnnlng greedy eassi.;s tae ehees
himself and gave sir Bsig.s aie hundred aollafs,
resesving nine hundred ;os llsnseif aa iYtiaatias
nr;sss that he tcha'ser) had got 600, anti that
ss00 was ss,fiagfs haE. sr Chai.er, however, htd
4 riggs In his power, and by simply making kro@a
fls auteceden,s could rrocBta his suneaTy arrest,
wi, auut process oil law, ns course.
ANOTHER ssrc fssssAcrios.
Hera Ia another incident which illustrates the
geaefdfs psab,ty aad iheofu3utiit'y OF Custom
House ohicins,
III, Chatyer ence upon n time, in the exercise OF
his official authority, seized quantity Of iquar
from iiauoi merchant on bsaaaway Mf th1,icY
t,en hsyiag a enElishcd this c:icist ransae,
nyecee,ea TO N osceuie little private lasiHcss ty
sending Eiesseg 10 the neschent win the ss-
quest 10 know what rs woaid pay 10 hare Ms u
tua,s restnred 10 him. ha merchant gave bis
eteek for nfIy cotaif aHa ASi ai- hias's osSA
again.
A FRIGHT IN rnE cusTeA Houss.
,rbe av after tts, ares; ,f Ehsiker, NEE dog Of
certain rariiea high II, authority " l'ss Gnsisi,a
house fooh place, and u was decided thai IuaiArf
n,us, net fem;in III foit l4Aisiytt,e, and taat ne
musf he so assured, otherwise he NAY sed Ut ~
,as la revelations ef secrets VI tsia tusoM hapsn,
ana upeafth maay sfaasactioes nov AAilappiiy fef
,he fs,sh!ic huristt In ahscuyity. TaeY imaeciainy
went 70 work aud through the lnfuthce Of the
t,n,ifman III the Congressional Caalniiiiae and oi
,he United States nisyict Attorney, prevailed np
f.sneral Dtr 10 release thaikeT Hem cusiedf -
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-24

OUR PRISONERS AT RIoHMoND.-The Rich
mond Examiner of the Goth ultimo says: "Nine
hundred out of the six or seven thousand Yam
kee prisoners in Richmond were in the Hospit-
al yesterday. With regard to the forwarding
of supplies to our prisoners, the Richmond Er-
am,iner of the 10th says.
We are assured that our information of the
confscation of Yankee goods at City Point, un-
der authority of our Commissioner, is incorrect !;
but that Captain Hatch very properly refused to
forward them to their destination. These arti-
cles had been sent to Fortress Monroe, and
thence forwarded to City Point by the Yankee
authorities, under the former privilege accorded
them of contributing to their prisoners and this
privilege having been rescinded, the officer of
the exchange having positively refused to receive
any goods under the directions or auspices of the
political authorities. 1t is agreed on both sides
to pass under fiag-of-truce, only such small
eers, and contributed by their relatives and
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-24

PETER 4. BuRK, one of the July rioters of
New YORK, has been arrested at Washington by
detective, upon requisition from the Gov
ernor OF that State, and put in the Central
Guard House for safe keeping Fa
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-02-24


Mrs. is an earnest worker for the good of the
soldiers, and any expense you may incur in
certaining his whereabouts will be cheerfiilly
metz .s
A letter from lady in Liverpool, England,
says; "Pardon the liberty of writing to you if
you will inform me if you have any connection
with the American war, as am DESTROYS to hear
from my husband -, from whom have
not heard since June, 1892" A very few facts
were given as a basis upon which to find him,
but in few. weeks she answered with the
verys gratifying Information that her husband
was on duty with his regiment in December last.
And so might we give many more extracts
from many other letters all showing one natu-
raj and uniform feeling-that of anxiety. If it
costs something to pay for the services Of those
who are discharging the duties pertaining to this
great philanthropc work if it cost something
to pay for the postage stamps and stationery
used, who, with only a general knowledge of the
magnitude of the work, even in this department
of it, who shall the money come from? Who
shall put price upon the relief to mothers
aching heart, every throb Of which is an echo to
her constant thought of her son, who went from
her to fight his countrys battles? If the Santa
ny Commission relieves the pain, with certainty
of his present health and honorable conduct, or
with the sad, but authenticated message, that he
has found soldiers grave is there price to
be put upon it? And as to is brought GER
tainty so it is brought to thousands. If, in Civ
ing to this noble cause, the people impoverish
themselves, or could be said even to feel'' tho
amounts which, according to their various pecu-
MARY conditions, they may contribute, there
would be plausible excuse for censurng what
may be termed a mistaken philanthropy. But
thank Heaven, this national outpouring of prac-
tical philanthropy which is commanding the adj,
miration of the whole world, is not burdensome;
it is the frank, outspoken, and earnest express
sion of the loyal people-a token of the love they
bear their country and its brave defenders, Let
us hope that the United States Sanitary Commits
sion may retain its justly-earned popularity by
continuance in it's present sphere of usefulness
as long as the war shall cause the necessity of its
existence
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
fa,s Of Property.

Fac Of Property.
Coh Hunt sold his dwelling house and
lot. situate on Saudusky Avenue, to Mrs.
Kilmer. for $l60O. The Col. with a
commendsble spirit, is arranging his bus
mess in such shape, that
should he fall on the enssnguined field Of
battle during the service Of the National
Guard, he will leave little work for his
executors to attend to. All the arrange
nents the Col. is making. looks as il he
knew that the call Of the Government up
on the National Guard, meant fight, and
not mere soldiers play for pass>time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

SomSthlng New in Nevada.
Nevada i. progressing. Development
ID SOME new branch of trade, marks her
history each year. No sooner is a steam
Touring Mil pu. In successful operation
then some other enterprise is put on foot,
calculated to build up the business Of the
village.
We found hpoh a recent visit to this
stirring little village. that she had In the
interim, since We were last there, Mer-
chant Tailoring establishment to her Than.
ufacturing interest. We were not long
in making the discovery that Our old and
esteemed friend, Jas. l. Cook, had asso-
ciated with him young gentl, man from
Eastern Ohio, an accomplished Knight
of the Shears, and together opened up a
Merchant Tailoring Establishments sup
ply the wants of the people of Nevada
and vicinity with garments Of the most
approved style, and fashion. Mr.. Scott,
we can recommend as cutter Of the first
stamp, and all garments manufactured at
their establishment are warranted to Gt.
Success to the new firm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
Going to War.


Going to War
Our experienced and clever Foreman,
Otho ]. Powell, being a member Of Com
pany A, Captain Ragou, National Guard,
will lay aside the composing stick for the
term Of his enlistment, and in its stead,
use the shooting iron" that Uncle Sam
will furnish him with. We regret to part
with him, but duty to his country calls
him to the field, and being patriotic
lover of the Union, that call he willingly
obeys. and will, to the last extremity, de.
fend the old flag, 1.-The Stars and Stripes. "
He belongs to the Old Maryland Line
Look out Rebs and tremble.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

New Postmaster.
Lewis r. Seaman, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Postlnas ter in this village, vice
VIM. McCandish resigned. The Union
with its usual barefaced lying, attributes
the removal Of Mr.. McCandish, to his re.
fusal to honor drafts made upon him by
the abolition Government, for election
eering purposes, and because he was a
Democrat. We opine, that the rascality
Of Chef Justice Curt, aided by his high
ness, Justice DUNN, In robbing the
Union candidates of the offices to
which they were legally elected by the
people Of the county. had something to
do ith the removal Of MIR. McCandish
We acknowledge, McC. was a sood and
attentive p. NJ, but then, if he was a
Democrat Of the same stripe of Curt
and Bob" it was not one whit too soon
that the Post Master General removed
him; for none Of that breed Of Democrats
should hold office UNDER Union admin
istration. It is 4 wholesome relief to
know if the Union has been authorized to
speak for Mr.. Nc Candish. that he has de.
fined his position on the political issues
of the day. But inasmuch as Mr.. Nc
Caudsh intended resiguing in June next,
it was fortunate circumstance that the
Post Master General anticipated his de-
sires, by assisting him in carry ng out his
good resolution. Mack made good P.
NJ. but Seaman will make equally as
good one.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

tsoture.
On last Thursday and Friday evening,
che citizens of our village, were entertain.
cd by series of lectures, delivered in
"Beerys' Hall, by Capt. John J. Geer,
author of a book entitled Beyond the
Lines; or Yankee Prisoner Loose in
Dixie" The house was well filled, and
all seemed to be pleased with the manner
fn which the Captain gave his experience
Of his prison life in Rebellion. Those
v hing one of his | o ks, can get it at
A'xwells Drug Store. Price 81 per
copy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

Fresh Arrival.
Simon & Oppenheimer have just stock
ed up their store room with the largest
assortment Of Gents Dress Goods, ever
brought to Wyaudot County. We were
surprised to find. that this enterprisiug
firm had gone in upon their nerve in the
purchase Of so large stock of dress Goods
in these piping war times. But Joe, the
Junior member Of the firm, knows some
thing Of the wants Of this community,
and during his recent visit to New York /,
he not only made heavy purchases, but
with his usual good taste, selected the e.
nest goods Of the most approved and
fashionable patterns. and have them now
in Sore and for sale, Call and see
them. --
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

Ordered Out
On Monday last Col Hunt. Comman.
ding the 10Th Battalion National Guards,
received a dispatch from the Adjutanl
General of the State, ordering him to re
port with his command at Camp Wayne
on Tuesday May I'd. This order came
upon some Of the members of the volun
teer companies of this county,li like "a clap
of thunder from clear sky" True,
there had been me talk Of possibility,
under certain contingencies, Of being
called out, but then, it was thought that
a call for the Independent Volunteer
companies composing the National Guard
Of the Safe, would be held as a raserve
corps in case of rebel raid iut,
the State. But the war Department have
seen fit to view the matter in different
light, and the mandate has issued forth,
that will in few weeks place in active
ervice, the entire volunteer force of the
State. Immediately upon the reception
Of the order in this village, specia' or
der was issued to the 18th Battalion, to
report in Up. Saudusky. on Monday the
Cd. with blankets and rations for two
days, prior to leaving on Tuesday for
camp.
According to these orders, Monday
next will be busy day in Up. Ssndusky
The noble hearted boys, composing the
volunteer companies of the county, will
be in town in force, and on Tuesday we
presume will take their departure for
camp Wayne. This call will deplets our
population, and take from us, those upon
whom we have mainly depended for the
cultivation ofthe soil. 1t will let many
Of our farmers entirely alone. and at this
season of the year, when the spring woek
is so necessary to b, done, it will greatly
rewith the prospects ofa heavy corn
crop thsensuing seas2r But the defence Of
our beloved country is high and solemn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

Religious
Rev. H. R. Nye, Pastor Of the tniver-
salist Church Peoria ILL.,, will preach in
the M. E. Church of this village,
next Wednesday evening, May 4th at
II O'Clock, P. NJ. Public respectfully
invited to attend. Our readers will re-
coguise Mr.. Nye, as the get tleman hold
ing the written discussion with Rev. Mr..
Webster through the Pioneer. He is
represented as an able and eloquent pulpit
orator.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

Blsry Brothers,
Having purchased the entire stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, ETC., Of Col Hunt,
and removed them to their capacious
store room, in No /, Beerys' Block, are
now prepared to furnish their humer.
oIs friends and customers with Goods of
all descriptions. at figures lower than can
be had at any other establishment in the
village. All they ask is an inspection OF
their stock Of Dry Goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

o. SEMALES! FEMALES!l FEMALES u! Use that
e. Safe, Pleasant Remedy known IS us lIelmbold's
% Extract Buchu. For all complaints incident to the
sex. No family should be without II; and none will
90 when tried by them. 1t used by young and
old. In the decline or change of life, before and
after marriage during and after confinement to strength
the restore nature to its proper channel and
nvigcratc the broken down constitution, from whatever
originating Use no more worthless pills. Take
Helmhold's Extract Buchu.
neA- See Advertisement in another column. Cut out
and send for 1t. March 4, 1864 .-2m.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29
u. s. 1910
LOAN!
Principal and Interest payable in COIN and
exempt from taxation.
LOAN!

THE
F RST NATION AL BANK OF UPPER SAN.
DUSKY, Subscription Agent and Designated
Depository.
This Bank is authorised and now prepared to
receive subscriptions on account of the 10 ~
Loan, authorized by the Act Of Congress Marc b
Sd 1864.
Th@sc Bonds will bear date March lst, 1864,
are redeemahle at the pleasure Of the Govern
after ten years. and payable forty years from
te in COIN with interest at S per cent semi
annually, in COIN except the $50 and 500
Bonds, the interest on those are payable annu.
ally.
The Bonds will draw interest from March LIST
If desired, the accrued interest may be paid in
Coin, or in Legal Tender or National Bank
Notes adding 50 per cent premium or BONDS
WILL BE ISSUED DRAWING INTEREST
FROM DATE OF SUBSCRIPTION AND
DEPOSIT, AT THE OPTION OF THE
PARTY SUBSCRIBING TO THE LAW.
1t is a safe and profitable investment, and
the duty Of all to respond to the lo1n.
S. WATSON. Cash.
April Is.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

rFA REMEDY FOR PIbES-It i. bles.
sing to the suffering to know that we have an
effcctual cure for this truly troublesome disease.
Mr. J. P. Haaafde, Of l64 Sacon street. Cincin-
net, O., takes great pleasure in informing all
who are suffering with piles that he used small
quantity of Dr. Strckland's Pile Remedy, and
it effected .. permanent cure This seems to be
the case with all Who make Use of this splendid
preparation. 1t is manufactured ut No. East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o., and sold by ali
Druggists.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-29

duty, and we glory in the thought that
we have brave hearts; willing to make
any sacrifice in defence of the dear old
flag of their fathers. Whilst we regret
then the necessity that demands their call
to the field, we rejoice that to so noble a
band of patriots the defence Of the state
is committed.