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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-22
a(ev q lvsrtifements
HC! FOR EXEMPTION.

BY Direction of the A. A. Pro Mar Grn'l for
Ohio the Boar of Enrolm mt of the Fifth Dis.
trict will hold special sessions at the diff rent
Country seats of the District tor the purpose Of.
corr citing enrolment
At Upper s'andusly, Wyandot Co., from
NJ inlay July 25th, to Saturday July 30th
Kenton, lInr lin County, from Wednesday,
August 31. to Wednesday August 10th.
Findlay, Hancock Co. from Tuesday, Au.
gust 10th. TO Monday August 22nd.
Van Vert. Van Vert Co, from Wedncs-
dav August 24'h, to Tuesday August Goth.
Wapakoneta, Auglaizc Co., from Tuesday
September 9th, to Saturday Seutcmbcr 10th.
Celina NJ rctr Co from Tues lay Septem.
Der tn, to Tues lay, September Goth.
Claims for exemption Of the following causes
will be heard.
| lst Ali"naee.
81. Non Residence.
3D. Unsuitableness OF age (bcihg under 90
or over As years of agc)
Ash. Having s'"vcd two years or more du.
ring the present Rebellion
| 9TH. Being actually in the service of the
United States at the time Of application.
9th Death of Enrolled person.
7th. Manifest permanent Physical Disabili.
ty.
In ease of "Alienae," the applicant must file
before the hoarl. Aft lavits, setting forth the
fact of Alienage, the Government of which he
claims to be subj ct, the time when he cam.
% the United States, and whtr, he has sided
sinc, that date, that he has never declared hi.
intention to become d citizen of the Unite
States, and that he has never voted or held Of
flee in this country.
Affi lavits will be required in cases of "Un
,utablencss of Age
Persons desiring to have their names removed
or "haying served two years or more during
he present Rebellion" must furnish COPY o
heir discharge, sworn to before some civil Mag
strtte.
In ease of persons being now in the service
he Aft lavits must set forth the company an,
Regiment to which each person belongs. Paro
cstimony of some one acquainted with the fact
will be sufficient to assure the removal of tn
, name Of deceased person. from the Roll.
No Affidavits ar necessary in ;he investiga
| ton of cases of "manifs st Physical Disability"
Each aft iavit must have five cent revenu
i, ,ta,np attached and cancelled.
We invite the citiz 'ns of the several Town
+ ships to cooperate with the Board in the etfJ,
o secure corr ct Enrolment and to that en-
The Boar will gladly submit the Rolls to al
:. who may desire to see them.
D. S. BROWN.
Capt and Pro Mars'l 9Th Dist. O.
Prts't Boarl of Enrolln,en
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HEAD QUARTS lst BRG lst DIV, 4th A. G J
CHArAnoocHA RIVER. Ga,
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July Ith 1854.
Epron PIONEER This is the first day of
rest have hal since the beginning of the cam
raign My 81 1864, an | consequently the first
favorable opportunity to advise the friends Of
the Wyanl lot county men, in the lOlst, of the
cau'ullties during the campaign, the following
is II complete list Of the casualties in company
+, l0lst, o V. |.
l.l--Jorporal Joseph McAnlcrson, Corpl
Elijah Waite and private Theopholus D. Gould.
Wounlcd-Dlvil Good, w .llisn Good, Peter
Sipes, Michael Stump, August Wise, Charles
j. Harris Marcus L. Lowell, James Il. earning.
and Sh"ply ii. Link, none Of the wounded are
considered dangerous. the Company was very
much reduced III numbers before starting on
the Campaign. AMI of all the members who
marched from o Olltawah only one. remains un-
hurt, (Hcrbcrt Bixny,) u number from hospitals
and tlr,e returned Prisoners have Joined us on
the march. Anderson and Gould were killed
in the "Gorgc' ut "Rocky face Ridge" they
were buried wher3 they fell, within thirty pa
sof the euemy's works. Elijah White was
tery on the River bluff, he was an honorabl,
upright man, and an earnest, brave soldier, one
much respected by all his comrades in the r.,
ciment, his loss will undoubtedly be severely
felt by his friends at home, as it is by us, W.
can only tender our sympathies.
| Anderson and Gould Were young men, of eNem
plary moral characters and solitrs, worthy o
| imitation, thus it seems our very btst men ar
the price in pay for the salvation of our countr,
Our work is not done yet, although We nov
rest our | it flank on the Caattahoochee River
eight miles from Atlanta. We will complet
the march to Atlanta this month, and | thinl
there will be but little of Joe Johnsons arm,
left at that time. This two month sci &c of tn
State OF Georgia has cost US quite number q
men in killed and wounded and worn out wit
h"rl work. | have positive knowledge tina
the Enemy luss is equal to oars although coI
stantly protected by works, and he has no r,
sorces LETT when this Army is used up. | hav
not seen an able boiled citz N in the State
Georgia, save those who have recently deserte
from the army.
hope you may soon hear of Sherman's arr
val in Atlanta. and Grant in Richmond. pie,
sure have no doubt you will enjoy before Al
gust lst 1864.
am very respectfully your ob't. Srv't
l. NJ. KIRBY.
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Reid it!

The order Of Capt. Brown, Provost
Marshal, in this weeks issue. The Board
Of enrolment will be in Upper Sandusk,
from Monday. July 25th. 20 SATURDAY
3Otk, to examine aud determine rases fo'
exemption. Prepare to meet the Csp'
,ain.
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FANCY DRESS MAKING,
LEGAL NOTICE.

4 LICE A. FREEr, vii take notice that
Ntlcnry Harm'm has commenced an action
against her aud others in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wyandot County Ohi, in viii h
p all uT all ges that he h $ tie legal title to
aud is in possession of the West halt. Of the
Southwest qua ter of section thrv.siX (:Gl
in township tn ee (3j sou, h of Range thirteen
(i3) Eat in said county, aud that tie dcfrl
dants claim an estate or interest in said land
adverse to the plaintiff, The plaintiff asks
that his ii lie to said premises ma. be quoted
ami for other reiiet &c.
An answer is required by Saturday the 18th
day Of August next.
J D. SEARS,
ATTY fer Pit #.
juno l7Lh 1864 CIV.
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e. . -. F Fl M IT!

A c"mmodious STORE ROOM with all The
necessar! hxtar,s for carrying on
General lobbing business, ANA a DIV elling
House attached in the thriving village of Mar
sailles eau btrentrd ut sln0 per annun ,Tiiv-
l'esc given OF 'eafr tor yrnrs App'v ,oon
Ia the subscriber at NJ ar. allles p. o WyapLot
Co, o. JOHN FEHL.
May n lsG4. mo.
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i d SEARS
The Latest Way News.

Just MS we were going to press we learn
that Gen. Sherman has taken Atlanta,
Georgia, with 5000 prisoners.
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Union County Convention.

The Union Voters OF Wyandot county, ar,
invited to meet at Upper Sandusky,'on Sa'ur
day, the Both day of Ju Y, to nominate C'nn
ty ticket, AMI select, delegates to the Congres
sional Convention.
ID SEARS,
Chair'n Union Centrnl Com.
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DITCH NOTICE.

To Peter i Bar'et non resident or 9th ,rs
Esq Of lhe county of Stark, in the State of
Ohio.
Yua are herby notified that have fled a
petition with the Cleik of the tow slip Of
Game in tn county OF Wyantot in the State
of ohio, asking the trustees Of said TOW n, hip
To establish, cate and cuistiuct ditch Or
water coarse in said low hip.as II ll,ws To-
~i,: Bglnnlng thirty rons ST., til Of u north
lire ot section thirty in said townshp on tie
east lin o'tht h'rth wet qna'ttr OF saId sec.
section, running thu nee nnrth, along suid east
line to,a d section line, and thence ! o,t ,r.
| and westerly direction along the meauder.
ing of the swalr thrre .locaied ,iloreh the west
section n"leeni in sHid township uhlil il irtrr.
sect d,tch IN said s~ale, lately co, sruct,d
by Il, gn Cardrav. and thci tni m,uate.
And the Sal Trustees have this ca fixed
5 ,mrlay th, % h il ST as- The time anu my
'esidence In sad township a> the plsce, aLers
aud VIII II they will meet, TO here Ut Il deter.
mine said malttr.
SAMUEL EWING.
A Our.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-22
I'd R a 5a s s; s5 ss MA K.LW G.
MISS .IEL:iI 0. kiEAnELl,

Late of Mansfield esirlencc at her fathers
one door south of Capt. Tylcrs,
WlSllES to say to the Indies of Jpper
w Sanlusky, that she is prepared and
qualified to execlte the latest STYLES of
FANCY DRESS MAKING,
and all Fancy Work. connected with lauies
wear. She IS n practical Cutter and iueures
The most pleasing fits Keeping constantly
posted in the styles of the tashonables of
tie Eastern cities she eoicits share ,he OF
patronage
May 10Th, 1861.
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AND
CIR "A DIN G..

NOTICE is hereby given, that the JOB to
" building Stone Arch or Culvert across
the road, leading from the Kilborn road Of
TitIin, near Daniel Smiths hill. on the
township line, between Crane and Tymoch-
tee townships, also including the grading
down of the banks on either side Of the hol-
low, and filling over said culvert, will be
let by the Commissioners of Wy,udot coun-
ty, Ohio, to the lowest responsible bidder, at
the place designated for said work. on FRI
day, the 18th day of July, 1861, heIween tile
hours of 10 o'clock, n. M, and o'clock, P.
H., Of said day.
BY order of the Commissioners,
HENkY A. HOYT,
Auditor, ". G. o.
June 7th, 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-07-22
PROCLAMATION OF TEL E
PRESIDENT.
A Call for 500 900 Men-Drafted Mer
to serve One Year

WASHINGTON, July 10.
By the President Of the United States of
America.
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Sstal Officers Wishing to Sell Cotton to
The Federal, Government.
stSy Will take their Pay in Greenbscks'
Tie 16sney to go to outlawed
Rebel ofBcers.
They then Propose to Leave the Country.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, Jan. u, 1864.


2so R.pabhcuas Memphis correspondence
my. that two saportant propositions have recent!
t<o made by tbs Rebo authorities to the Iederai 10y
meLt.
Tho first is from Qusrtormaster Of the heoei urn.
at He,rando, sctng by authority of Richmond onlcas.
He has offered 10 sell TO Cen Hurlbu or TO the onited
sa.es Government. cd the cotton now remaining "nnu
scettsin district yct outside of the Union lines ihs
Offer embraces 5000 bales, is all Rebel government
or.on and greeubaoks win be taken for IT, iha'
sn nrbui fayois It's purchase, and has recommended
that the proposition be carried into effect.
The socond is stated TO be from Kirby Smith Who re-
Gently sent an euthorzod messenger TO Washington ie
pyoroee 10 the Federal authorities TO furnish ever!
resus,e authority to get al cotton in that portion
of Tie Red River and Wasiliia district within kebe
sentro the money for the to be paid to that cI's
a: officers excepted from the amnesty offered by lIes
sens Lincoln they 10 retire non tho Rebel Army ana
go 20 Mexico.
9s Eyu5caa says editoriaily Of the correctness OF
ts Information: We have no doubt Of it, for 1t comes
from sources likely 10 have the best means OF ioma-
toa;" also that this would involve the complete dis
baucment o. the Rebel forces in Arkansas Mississippi
louisiana aud Texas. and tie immediate return 81
tfcfe states 60 The Union
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second Regiment North Carolina voiun-
teers- Outrage Upon ~ Union Citizen
4 Preednsan's Jubilee oionci Nc
Gbeauey.

Correspondence oftr Anoci'ied Pres.
SrwBrhs. n. c.. Thursday. Jan. T. lsoi
The I'd Regiment Of North Carolina Union
Volunteer, IL rapidly organizing Its Headquarters ere
at Beaufort y. q.
Perry Carter q prominent unionist and Influential
citizen OF MurfreesboroGgh. Nc was arrested rev
days ago by Confederate sodiery aud sent TO Weldon
charged with reasonable correspondence with The pup
lie enemy so great was the indignation excited ~
this new outrage upon the rights end liberties o Tie
citizen that Nj Carter Immediately released ana
returned TO his home In MLrfroc sborough MI Carer
Il the father in law OF Charles Henry Foster.
While the various Rebel commands near our lines arc
fact being depleted by deserton, II IL remnrkohle
fact that the lat Loyal North Carolina Regiment mas
far Lost but 10y desorior. and the "a hegi
mept not one.
Tho lst of Jsnuary was celebrated 10y the coioied
peo.le OF Eastern North Carolina with fmposilC cere
monies of Beaufort The united societies of American
Freedmen Of African descent were present in iull
RECALLS, and the various Organizations were largely
Represented.
An eloquent Grafton was delivered by 4. ". Galloway
and resolutions were parsed ia which strong grounds
were taken In favor OF negro suffrage IN the rcogaL
ton Of tho State Government In North Carolina
Col. McChesDey Of the LIST North Carolina Union vol
untoeis In compm, nted in public order Just issued ny
Mai Gen Peek for his heroic conduct m III. recent
Greenyilo engagement.
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Naval uIovemens ~.
THE IRON-CGAD DUNDERBERG.

The carpenters work on the Dunderberg, 10.
side md out, il almost finished The below water mark
plates are being fixed on the sides. layer Of sheahing
paper being placed between the plates and timber The
mates themselves are being laid vertically not horizon
tal,y as usual ard are ~ inches thick Ia the middA
tapcring 10 and - inches at the extreme ends.
The casemated fortress deck is also completed, -
far as the main structure is concerned. Inc plating
rot applied and only the massive timbers, which con
stitrfe the casemate proper erected on deck The
po-thocs for the guns arc about the size Of ordinary
window sash--say three feet square ten 10 ncinDss.
three on each side. two forward and two az
The Dunderbergs stern projects monitor nsiloo
about IS feet we should say NJ haze.c; not having
measured it, cannot speak by the rule To protecf
this from the force Of the sea- the under side OF the tax
IN laid with narrow josts some three inches apar
seas on striking these josts will be broken into spray
and the shock Of impact much weakened; tne mans
trbers Of the tail are above these sat and exert the
I'm strength in supporting the structure. Tho engines
OF the Dunderberg building AZ the Etna Iron WorEs
They are be horizontal cylinders 100 inches IN dia
eter by four feet stroke of piston having SIDE waves
from appearances 1t viii be long time before they are
finished No day is iIed for the launch Of tic ship
SURVEY OF THE RE pIrALIA.
The Italian trigate Re DItslis was taken L:
the Dry Dock yesterday morning, OF the Biooa'ys
Nayy.Yald for the purpose Of discovering the amoUn'
held on the ship after she dookei and 1t DEM
the fact that serious Injury has been cause
by the accident portion OF the copper on we Dotton
Is torn off and the bilge and the keel are ner IN
worse for coming In contact with TIE oeacli put VIZ
insignificant character OF the injuries may be nefTsc
f1u, The fact that the vessel will be ready in two 90
three days more to leave the Navyiard-
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Promotions in tho 14Sth Regimesi New.
York Volunteers.

The following promotions have been made IN
Tho 18th Regiment New York State Volunteers during
the year ending Dec. 81. 1868:
Lieut. Col George Murray Gu'on, % be So.oiri oc- %,
1888 vice VIM johnson resigned c,, n. A.
Mejor John Is. Murray. to bs Leueianteoono w. ~
1889 vice Col Guon, promoted. ~, q. 100, -, ILL.,
hussn! H. s. Noye'' 10 10 MAJOR Oc ~ ''''' '' ''''
rrs. Iint Fred L. Manning, TO 90 AGiutsn oci rs, 1859,
ns. BELOW. to BE- Surgeon, March TO- 1862 vice Z. W.
Er.. Asst surgeon f.. n. Carpenter, to be Surgeon Aus
90 1868 vice James Bellows, resigned -.
Augustus Campbell TO DO Second Assistant Surgeon, MAY .
1855 vice Z. b. Seely. resigned G.. "a
Robert Q. Craig to be First Assistant Surgeon Sep@ ~
IYomas Heme to DO Second Assistant Surgeon, Nov ~
1853 vice A. Campbell promoted n...,
Ferris Scott be Chaplain April o. 1863, vice ). D'cSir
Lieut., Alex Gilchrir IT, 70 be Captain Nov isa
Second Lieut. H. H. Hopkins, TO be fiFss Lieutenant cry"
second Lieutenant George D. Huke to DO F's Ie0'sn'
srcona Lieutenant Ruben Scott. to be FRS: Lsusensn'
Second Isutenan. John NJ Sharp to be First Lisa'snAn
Second Lieutenant A. j. Cooke to DO Fr'i L'sr'enAh
' H., ~ srssap, E. H. Paddock Obs F: Lieutenant oc
second Lcuenan. Henry Parsons to be First Lieutenant
Co. @ @ John O. Ersudou to be First Lieutenant
AP Fir. @ W. H. Rsdors' to be Second L'a''ns
sersssa. jaime. MsSaus0a TO DO Second l'0ssn'a
Ng p,,,,o Harvey Mcleod be Second Lieutenant Nov
~ s.,,.,u william s. vorcs to be Second Lsussnsn
SnS ss sp CHARLES Johnson 10 be Second 'u'''s
~ ~ s.,sss.. O. Aas be Second Lsas'ssA AS
ams:sI. ys.x cssssr, Shss Lien. and Acss A@H
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The Case Of the ChcsapesL~.
HALIFAX. N. s.. Tuesday. Jan. 70

The Wade rescue examination case closed last
night.
Several witnesses for the defense were csemincl, but
their evidence did not shake the evidence Of the police
men.
Amcn, for himself and colleagues gave lengthy
version ofthe affair full of rdcue oil the Yankees ana
abuse Of the American telegraph
The main features of the case the Mayor said must
be governed by the law and be- therefore, had decided
to hand the propositions to the Crown officers
The prisoners were ordered to appear on Wednesday.
and give tsjl fS TIER appsereuce before TIE Supreme
Court
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Frssn Fortress Monroe.

FohTRxss NosRoE, Monday, Jen II, ls64-
The steamer John Tucker arrived this morn.
ing from Baltimore with about 50 wounded Rebel p,is'
oners, bound 10 Point Lockout.
Tic gasa3 az psesssss Il today s45s; -
1t Is rumored fhst t,ons. Barnes, Getty end Lseh@
by an order from Washington, were relieved of theR
positions and directed to appointments In the Army q
the Potomac and that Gen. Wetsel win succeed Cen
Barnes.
Private Wilson b. Kerns. Battery B. Sd PennsyTa'
MA Artlery has been sentenced by CourtAartisl 70
be shot 70 death for deserton The sentence las oetn
sppTovst oy Gen. B1tler.
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the MENcAES DEFEATED AT MOREllA.
DOBLADO REITERATED TO ZACATECAS.
FIGHT NEAR ouADALAJARA.
THE JUARIsTs SUCCESSFUL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. Jan. u. lstx


Dates have been received from the city 81
Mexico TO the ed OF December, and San Luis Pofosi
aud Morelia to December ls.
On the nth Gen. Uraga with 5000 Mesjesrs at.
tackled the French army intrencbed ct Morea. and
repulsed with the loss Of 600 killed and wounded.
Previous this disaster Uraga had inflicted consider.
able damage the French by capturing their snpples
BE proposed to continue guerrilla warfare, and was
gathering reJnforcemcnts for that purpose
Dolado before evacuating Gusnsiuato destroyed TIE
aquednct water reservoirs and all the works belonging
10 the different mines, agricultural implements, and
growing crops, leaving the country barren waste
He ieireatcd toward Zscatecas pursued by diyaicn
Of the French army. Ortega was expected to lcio
Doblaio then, and give battle to tho pursuers.
On The 9th the Mexican traitor Tobar, with 3o0
men, near Guadalsjara, was defeated BY en- equal
number OF Loyeliss under Col ksosi Joo p'soners and
600 horses, and large amount Of and o,amantion.
were captured BY Rajos.
The impression prevailed at Mexico tfat MCMILLAN
would be induced to abandon the throne end some
Spanish prince would be substituted for tine, on the
condition that France and Spain uphold the new Gov
eminent.
Twas reported lhst Jusrez contemplated moving the
seat of Government from San Luis to Monterey because
were already at Monterey.
letter from Presdent Juarez, dated San Lois. Dec.
g. received in lis city, says:
"Our hopes arc for speedy termination Of your
civil wsr and the complete restoration OF the niop
With il no doubt many American soldiers would soon
jin VS. or the purpose of driving from the SOIL OF the
American Continent the French with their designs
ei'ablisiing monsrchy here We know full well thas
the United States had not been engaged IN their pres
ent struggle no European poterate would ever nave
attempted TO strike blow against Republican ipsuto-
lions. bur as we ere with Gods help we VIII Try %
defend orr beloved Mexico You no doubt Win og
.oa,ewhst surprised at abandoning our princiRa
cit,s leaving them in the lands Of the frencn. we
thIk we are right in doing In the fret place as
military view ~ the matter, tho further We csn diaH
them into tho Interior away from their base inc tetter
Bv dividing them up ard distributing ther ores
tey become geeker, and give us more power 10 assam
aaa DESTROY them We don't intend 70 carry on NOR
t.an what Is clsssed Or guerrilla warfare We are pos
in position 10 wal! attack any Of orr points y
ttsir sysiem ~ artillery warfare. Tho French army
being ar superior to IN point Of discipline as wen
- being supplied with ali the modern Inventions ~ gun
nery We would BIZ compelled to succumb eventually Ia
any pitched battle while by haressipg and Destroying
their communications aud carrying rowing system
Of warfare IKE that which tine French expedenced
in Spain they eventually will not consider he,co On
e1sy empire 70 govern
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W. C.ucInnaIi 9 oLnmenclal
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Dec. %. II

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. %, 1863.
II was my good fortune to-day to make the
acquaintance Of o highly intelligent gentleInas who
sinee the commencement Of The war las been in the
constsnt sc's ice the Government az spy Previous
10 the RebellloD he was engaged in business that
compelled him 10 travel largely throughout the souL
snd consequently his previous acquaintance with local.
tes and people enabled hin 10 obtain Information Of the
Utmost Importance to the Government and form clear
ana correct opinions TO the sentiments Oh The people
and tie internal condition OF The Coniederacy. He has
Just returned from four IiOiiis tour through the
states Of Alabama, Tennessee Florida Georgia North
and south Carolina ana Virginia, and has shown me
highly complimentary letters from ganeraIs In this army
for tho valuable Information furnished. For prudential
reasons his name is withheld as well particulars OF
Rebel movements and intentions in the future. Much
OF bia information is merely con6mstory Of statements
seac, made through tie medium ofreturne ed prisoDers
BOT, Teomirg III VII though k0bel csnJs slp,ersjn~