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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-15
Fifth Congressional District Union Con
yeution

The qualified voters of the Counties of Han
cock, Hardin, Wyandot, Allen, Auglaize, Van
Vert and Mercer, "who desire the uncondtion-
al maintenace of the Union, the supremacy OF
the Constitution and the complete suppression
of the Existing rebellion with the cause thereof
by vigorous war and all apt and efficient means
are invited to select delegates from their respcc-
tive Counties at such time and in such manner
as they may think best to attend a Congression
al District Convention to meet at Lima, on Tues
day the 2nd day of August 1864 to nominate n
candidate for Congress and also an Elector fol
the District.
Each County will be cntirled to one delegate
for every 100 votes and additional delegate
for a fraction of so votes given for Gov. Brough
last October
JAMES HARSH, Hancock,
II. L. CHASE. Hardin,
l.. A. Drummer, Wyandot,
G. PARMENThR, Allen,
NJ DUMBROFF, Augloze,
A. G. TUCKER, Van Vert.
WIN. DICKMAN, Mercer
Congressional District Committee.
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New Advertisements.
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, uucalled for
in upp,r Ssrdusky, Ohio, July l4,b. 1854.
Al. KAN 'er ,lo' HcMder Wm c
Hoffman J s Smith Amos G
Taylor VIM 9
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
l.. r. SEAMAN, P. NJ.
July l4th 1864.
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LATE WAR NEWS!
T he M A RYLAN ND RAID!
THE BATTLE or MJNoCaSY!!!
UNION TROOPS ovERPowERED BY NUMBERS

REBELS MARCHING ON wAsHlNGToN!u
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From the 123d. Regiment,
0. V.

NEAR Gro. Baipto ", Va. July lst, rse4
j.. A. BRuNYKs, Eso.--DFAR S,s:--We arrived
here on Che 29th, aftlr having sbout completed
one the greatest raids OF The war. After |
wrote You at Lexington, We marched 10 Buch-
suan, passing within two Mills Of the fain2u,
Natural Bridge, all along the road We found
evidences Of the hasty retreat Of The rebels in
front Of us. Bridges were all slightly burned,
but they had been too closely followed by our
troops to complete the work Of destruction -
When we arrived at Buchanan, We found tie
bridge over the South branch Of Jsmes river, 81
that place destroyed. though the ruins Were still
bnrning, and We were compelled to oguss in
Bargs Captured quantity Of stores here, and
next day erosscd the Peak Of OttoI, on a narrow
rusd over The mountain, which we fouud had
been distracted by falling trees. Net single
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A LICE A. FREET, will take notice that
AHeury Hartman has commenced an action
against h er and others in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wyandot County Ohio in viii h
plaiI tiff alleges that he the legal title to
aud is in possession of the West half, of The
South-w est quarter of section thirty-six (36)
in town ship three, 80 soul of Range thirteen
I3) East in said county, and that the. defep
dants claim an es's'e or interest in said land
adverse to the plaintiff The plai intif asks
that his title to said premises MAJ be queted
and for other relief &C.
An answer is required by Saturday the 18th
day of August next.
]. D. SEARS,
Att y for Pit f.
June l7th lSG4--6w.
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BRIDGE NOTICE. !.

\-OTiGE is hereby given, that the JOB of
" building n Bridge over the Tymochtee
Creek, weere che Eoad running frcm Crw
fordsvillc 10 Mt. Blanchard crosses said
stream in Crawford Township, will be let by
the Commissioners of Wyandot county, to
The lowest responsible bi lder, at the place
designated for said work, on Saturday, the
10th day Of July, 1864, between the hours of
10 o'clock, u. H., and > CLOCK, p. NJ, of said
day.
BY order of the Commissioners,
HENRY A. iiOYT,
Auditor, W. c. 0.
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lying by the side of the road. The next day
marched in to Liberty, where Wa found our ad-
vance had destroyed the railroad buildings and
tore up considerable track. Several hospitals
here filled with rebel sick and wounded, The
following day, Gen. Crooks moved out towards
Lynchburg OH the railroad, destroying pom
toon bridga over Otter creek, and arriving with
In three miles of .Lynchburg, about Z, NJ. oI
the 18th. Where we found that Gen Crooks
force had been engaged wiah the enemy, driv.
ing them from two different positions capturing
some prisoners and few pieces of artillery -
Just after dark our brigade moved up in front
and laid down in line Of battle, with compa,
ny from each regiment, deployed in front Ms
skirlnishers. Go, f., was the one sent from our
regiment. The whole night through, the enc.
my could be heard working on their fortifca-
tlons, and trains were arriving ali the time from
Richmond with reinforcements.
Next morning early, skirmishing commenced
and was kept up all day, between our skirmsh-
ers and rebel sharpshooters, who were posted In
trees, armed with long range rifles Co, F. was
r,lieved n the afternoon by Co D. but not unit
they had lost three killed, and seven wounded.
The killed were, Sorgt Samuel Dunn, pri-
Yates, Cyrus II Cehl and Mcdonald Savage.
Wounded, David Bowsher, wounded in the
back under the shoulder, supposed TO be mortal
william, Spencer, in head, dangerous, Simon
li"r r;,hc srn' ptar % sitw.t'r EVA a. 'omn ~
in leg. These were left at .he fyla hospital
sl;ni,iY. u.-',,,,5,i lau, - Im', ~' IA w. w..
hone, One Of Co. G, vas slightly wounded by
the explosion of a she'll.
The 1911, changed their position once or
1wir." daring the day, but finally took their
so,nnr,il Lr-..t w,r,s
NJ o,nor,i cu,,,,...,na,,t ,,o, bro,,,,,t ~, d,,r
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NOTICE.
June 7th, 1854.

NOTICE is hereby given that the JOB of
' Building a Bridge over the Sandusky
River, west OF the town of Mexico, on the
Base line Road, in Tymochtee Township
will be let by the Commissioners of Wyandot,
Co., o. to the lowest responsible bidder on the
18th day of July, 1864, tat the place design
atel for said work. between the hours of
twelve O'Clock NJ. ..nnd six o'clock, P NJ, of
said dny, said Bridge to be built after the
plan Of the bridge over the Sandusky, on ,he
Kilborn 4 ad known as the Kilborn bridge,
subject to such alterations as the Commits
siouers may consider necessary.
By order of Commissioners,
HENRY A. H0YT,
June 9Th, 1864 Auditor, W. CO.
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Eu % II F. EN N TT

A commodous STORE ROOM With all the
necessary fixtures for carrying on 4
General Jobbing business, anu Dwelling
House attached in the III irving village of Mar
saillss can barented at cleo per annum priv
i,ege given of leafe for 5 years Apply soon
to the subscriber at Masallos P. o. Wya ndot
Co, %. JOHN FEHL.
Nav 27 1854. 9mo. "5
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DUNKIhK OR BUFFALO TO new YORK,

ssF' When necessary, the Trains on this
road will wait two hours at Dunkirk aud
Buffalo for Trains from the West, and run
through to Jew York without laying over al
any intermediate poiut
Boston and New England Passengers can
go via New York without additional cost,
and have choice OF All Rail or Sound Steam
rs to destination.
The most Luxurious State Room SLEEP
ING OARS in the world, a'c run through to
New York on all Night Trains
Palace Cars with Foote's Patent Yentila-
tors, perfectly free from Dust, are run on
Day Express traits.
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To the Associated Press
Official War Bulletin.

10 Major Geasrdl Dir:
WASHINGTON July 9-An official disprtch
from Major. General Wallace justreccivcd states,
that a battle took place between the forces un-
der lis command and the rebels at Monocscy
to-day, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ. and con.
tinueing until 5 P. NJ. that our forces were at
length overpowered by the superior Numbers
of the enemy and We're forced to retreat in dis
order. He reports that Colonel Steward, of the
New York Heavy Artillery was wounded and
taken prisoner, and that Brgadier- General Ty-
Ter was also taken prisoner; that the enemy 5
forces numbered at least 5000; that our troops
behaved well but suffered severe loss, He is re-
treating toward Baltimore.
(Signed,) Edwin NJ Stanton,
- Secretary cf War.
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DITCH NOTICE,

To Peter L Dar!et u non resident or others
Esq , of til, county OF Stark, ia the State Of
Ohio. a9nl
Yoa are hereby notified that have filed
petition with the Clerk Of the township of
Crane in tn county OF Wyandot in the State
Of Ohio, asking the trustees of said township
to est ablish, locate and Construct ditch or
water coarse in said TOW nslip, US ilows, to-
wit: Beginning thirty DDS sonth Of the ncrth
linz ot section thirty, in said township on the
east lin ofthe north wet quarter OF said see.
section, running thCnce north, along said east
Inc tosa section lite, and thence a ont tr-
| and westerly direction ulurg the mcander-
ing of the swaIr there located ttloreh the vest
section uiuleen in said township until it inter-
sect ditch in said swale, lately constructed
by &, Z. Cordray, and their turmnate.
And the said Trustees have this Ga fixed
Saturday the 23.h inst as the time and my
lesiiercr II sand township as the plFce, where
aud wh>n they will meet, 10 here und deter
mine said mater.
SAMUEL EWING.
June 4th, 1864 -3w.
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The Union Voters Of Wyandot county, ar
invited to meet at Upper Sandusky, on Satur
day. the 3Cth day of jn'y, to nominatea Coun
ty ticket, and select, delegates to the Congress
sional Convention.
J. D. SEARS,
Charm. Union Central Com.
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after this nothing but a small body of their cav
airy continued the pursuit, and even this has
now ceased. 1t is impossible to give a true es,
innate of our loss, but it cannot fall much short
OF a thousand men, mostly prisoners. In killed
and wounded the enemy's loss was no doubt
greater than our own. The lowest estimate
| have heard on the enemys force is 10000
1t may be wondered why Gen. Wallace per-
mitted himself to be drawn into fight at
such disadvantage, but it must be remember
ed that up to the very hour when the fight be-
gan, no one suspected SO large q rebel force in
this vicinity yesterday. We had whipped
them handsomely, and the general impression
up to yesterday evening was that only Brad
ley Johnston's force was here. Prisoners all
agree in saying that the force with which we
were to-day engaged is Breckinridge's com
mand.
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Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
NEAR New MARKET, on RErREAr,I
July 9-gp NJ
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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"HEREAS, on H.. Is. day u July. A. H..
w lSsl, johnson Walker. IL the county -!
Clinton. in tho State o. lsua, executed untss
trust converting to said trustee the lanL IT, t,!is
ton ccnn.v. Iowa. described ~ follows r.. sit -
the south sssi quarter u the northeast quarter
II section No. eight 81 in township NJ. cixhtr.
three ISL n"vt;. or range n" iou- ai eAs, .: s,s
lfth i:,h pm. whicA said c..nveysn:. ~ss
Ltasie by tl,r ssid J"l,n,yn Walker E,r III. 1ur.
lose VI securing t:ss lAyvmt s.x ce FAN y: D,,..
i-srv Notcs therein s~cihcG f.nt, tie il.i~-..t
tlrrcon. siyuGss BY aaid juhrsssn Walker. dated
tac lst day IT Ju.v. 4. u. ls.t. en-. uss able ~
f.licws One fsr >!4.,o pAys l,ie June IL, 1867.
one t"s ~ - payable !sinary Isl, lse., oae f.
- ~ due JANUARY lst. I>5s. s.e fos tss ~ pay.
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r.rv l~t ~,i. Tar ~. rs.,av .s.. January 1T
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their oiice nth -. : 81 Davenport Ls.wH.
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costs On KIP at:-ndi,. sad sole costs ~ 20
n.,tiee and ira.ic-'s tees.
dated t!,r yssh -. Nay lss4
mavss.Its UEORt1E =. &. DOW, Trustee.
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Michigan central Railroad.

Great Ceasras Route to N.,, ycrk, Nee Eaylaad
and sae C,laddds
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY
" 18th, ls;i, trains will leave the Gre4 Cen
trai Union Depot foot of Lake street. as foltsMs
$50 a. M, Sundays excepted. Arrive in D.;fcl
6:5)p. M. Toronto. 4.i5 =. m: Suspei,sicS
Bridge, 4:,I u. m: Buffalo, $500 .. NJ; Albany.
$40 p M; New York, use p. m. Boston, T. o5
o. IN.
500 D. m Saturday excepted. Arrive in De-
troit, 500 n. m. Toronto, 4:45 r. M; Suspension
Fridge, AS y. IN; Buffalo, 5:,o p. M; Albany
4:45 New York. ll:5a .. m; Boston, 400 D. NJ
tG:ao u. n,., Saturdays and Sundays xccpted Ar.
give in detroit, iVUc y. m; Toronto 3.u5 D. IN
Suspension Bridge, 9:lo p m; Albany, $40 a.
W.. New York, 3:A5 p. m; Boston 900 p. Ia.
CINCIN NATI TRAINS
wis Michigan Central Z. RI
Leave Chica 20 at G.sO T. m, Mail Train; 500
Fast Express. The 500 p. M. tram leaving
: Chicago runs through to Cincinnati withon.
change Of cars or baggage.
Tuttsu' Patent FentilatIng ana Warming Ap-
ofstus on Gil Cars of this Company. An elegant
Knockers Car, with Euciirc Tables, has iately been
oddcd to day trains. Patent sleeping on
Night trains baggage Checked Through.
through TickesS Cor sale ct all principal Rail
read Offices ia the West, VI the General Office,
sOfner Of Lake and Desrbon streets, under the
CteAont House, ChicaEo and q The depot.
n Q. WENTWORTH dsssssl " sssssa Psss
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oopoorsmith and 6razior

Copper X :>tl<sci.arOm.
DARTlCULA.. ATTEN riUN PAID TO.9TlE
i manufacture OF heavy Sheet iorn, ssaaoAE
stacks. bodies. issecc laimSs, HsniIEn(4
um eD.sns COPPER Stills, "a
WORMS All kinds Of house work. Plum
Roofing, q tiers, Conductors, Bathing Aiwratus,.
rrr.rS Lad Pnc, etc furnished ~ crsksEk -
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order. Hcpairlng promptly attended to. Shop
No. Main ST., near Ferry Landing. jns7-diy
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DrAnpuGA AND Drsfsrrny.-we have
examined great nuYber of letters from
some Of the most prominent citizens Of
Cincinnati aud CoyGgton, et,.. speaking in
the highest tcr'nsf DIR. Sfickland's Anti;
Cholera Misi.rc b TIC Es> g. s,iarshpeA
and dysontcry. &vfc5! .rs arc tco long to
publish. Mr., Woods, II Coyington, says
he was pronounced " urablc BY the best
doctors in Cincinda1 AMI one bottle Of Dr.
S.ricklan1's Anti 11lole,a Mixture effected
q permanent cnrqGftcr suffering for months
with the worst Grm of darrhaa and dyscn-
terry. ~ cts a Jottlc For sale by druggists.
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Consumption can be Cured,

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ei'ce. in the treatlne.; Ct scng bisesses. Iron-
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~ Is aesirous of imparting his experience by
difiusing information Invaluable ~ the suffering
humanity. and which has cured thousands
The same medicine will do for ALL He will send
. Prescription with full directions for use a.,ani.
ed to each particular case and will surely effect
cure. Try tit will cost you nothing a stamp
required for postage. Address,
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tiile'y III =. Ascfsi ~, ia 40 s.ne'.'
I a:tI ley ,.rc. &c iiUiu .,.lI SHE ,ui.i:er
} draw on s.c rebel gl1nets Slerm,n
xas of opin'o" that The rebel artillery w.
G.r", bu johnson or Es,:i was temp IL,
a.m 10 make al IS sur. aui nad sec.e,l,
nassi hi, gus T. b.. uiar,i.sluu. ~
Jn'-e. low - fl.cvvrr where sh, rctc
,uns were placed WAS ns.w sLc Question.
Ali other Il r.s i.,l.:e, S5s,msn ., la.
,rcevered the rebel ba,tcrr.s ~ the he'll,
u an ingenious practice i,kc. Tue ra,.rcaa
track etrttchsn past part If our front, an.
do cit c. 81, to the rebel line, cica :; .k,.s
ed Tor some distance. Slerman started =
Il Q motive down the II ck at fuit speed t..
wards tho right.
They heard lts shrill shrek, ssw is -
an b n,hi col,.c tearing usau towsri.
their or"astwoiks, nnd su.; .c'ing they clio
not xnnw waat trc s, IT la. u,ab'r 10 hci.'
in auv song.t o. Ell asa, With their y b ole
ne 81 batteries AT tire Ny ,ps-,. Us MUnslei.
rh.t was oil ) .rtryn uartvd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

Agreed upon BY The Associated Press Davenport

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Local notices, per line Observation-Disclosures. Is
Notices for religious ar nenesoicn. purposes. one
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Advertisements not acconi,,an .rj with instrrc-
tions vii! be inserted uni: forbid. aal charged
accordingly.
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ration y. tho time contracted fer will be charge
al snort time rates.
Transient sas s.tiscments must be rsid icr in
s4-an.cA -
Adfcr' sc.n"n,s inserted In the Weekly Oh
reasonable terms. j. RICHARDSON.
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HENRY fischer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAY 2sth
~ trains vii. leave from tic Crest Central
Dcpo., foe. Of Lake and South Water street
Through Express, Ats;l5 \. ~. arriving st
daily, exc. Suuds,s. Cairo 1t s:0e +. n.
Night Rxprcss, sso p. II. arrivcsat 7:eo A u
Tis Train CONNECTS for Peoria. Alien, ST. Louis.
Memphis, New Orleai.s and Mobile.
kaukakcc Accommodation, SIS r. N.
HYDE .fARk AND WOOD L.ws.
6:S5A u 7:45 II
l?a1 VI LISP
4:cuPM S:.V -
G:l5pM 7:3V
Sleeping cars on al night trains.
For ticKets and information apply at the Great
Genital TcpUt--tcst Of Like street.
N. L. ARTHUR, Ucnl Svpt.
". y. JoRxsoS, Gcu'l. Passenger Agt iulv5
0sSfnonaAng = l1ashlng.
DIEPE'S Swinninx School. foot Ripley
N street, il open every day from 4 N. 70 10 >.
M, tsunday from t. = m. summer term coli-
usaess JalH = jalyl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-15

kOXBCRi, Mass.
10 allude to instruments which bear the uainc
Of :. ID. Il II. w. Smith. would b. useless They
have stood the test for years; and when We say
that they always reflect upon the reputation Of
Boston men. We award high praise. In quality of
tone and finish they justly claim the iirs, rank
and. having SO much TT stake their maine If me.
rican Organs may be- considered good ;ns.vssc.
ment of any. Respectfully,
r,:nr. l.. q. A. sErHE.