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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-04-05
GLORIOUS NEWS.

The day so long looked for, and pray
ed for by every earnest and patriotic
heart, has at length dawned upon the
American people. Richmond is ours
Hail all hail to the brave hearts and
sturdy arms, whose continued exertions
through scenes Of blood and carnage that
might have appalled, the stoutest hearts,
but which only nerved our brave soldiers
with the stern resolution to conquer or
die. has given us this great victory, and
virtually put ..an end to the rebellion.
We trust that the leaders of the rebellion,
seeing the futility and folly of further
resistance, will settle down to common
sense view Of the matter, and resolve to
stay the further effusion of blood and
sacrifice of property, by at once aban-
doning a mad and wicked enterprise
which ought never to have been COM
menced, and which has brought desola-
tion and ruin on their own fair and loved
South, and sent sorrow and tears into
almost every habitation in the land.
With Richmond in our possession, and
Grant with yet powerful army, flushed
with victory. hotly pressing Lee-Sher-
man with force which enables him to
wander at will, and inhict his trip
hammer blows on the head of any enemy
who has the temerity to oppose him. we
cannot imagine that even the insane har-
dihood and bravado OF the Southern
character will longer induce them to con-
tinue the suicidal contest. We give the
dispatch announcing the entrance of our
troops into the captured city.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-04-05
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

katherine Gamble, William Gamble. George
wv. Wilson and Catherine Wilson, his wife,
Barbara Gamble, Robert Gamble, Nancy Gam
BILE and Andrew Gamble will take notice that
a partition was fled against them on the Oath
day of March, AID 1865, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County of Wyan-
dot. by Lewis R. Seaman, and is now pending,
wherein, the said Lewis R. Seaman demands
partition of the following real estate, situate in
the County of Wyandot and State of Ohio,
to-wit:-- The East fraction of the North west
quarter of section thirty two (32) in township
two (2) South ofrange thirteen (l3) East. con
tanning fifty acres, and that the dover
estate of the said Catherine Gamble, in said
premises may be assigned to her. At the next
term OF said Court the said Lewis r. Seaman
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated March, 1865.
McKelly 4 Grssell.
Mar %, 6w. Atty's for Petitioner.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-04-05

On the same day Major General schofeld
from Newbern, entered and occupied
Goldsboro, and Major General Terry,
from Wilmington, secured Cox's Bridge
Crossing. and laid pontoon bridge
across the Neuse River, Sc that our cam
paign has resulted in glorious successes.
After march of most extraordinary
character of nearly FIVE hundred miles,
over swamps and rivers deemed impassa-
ble to others, at the most inclement sea-
son of the year, and drawing our chief
supplieslfrom poor and wasted country,
we reached our destination in good
health and condition.
[signedl w. T. SHERMAN,
Maj General Commanding.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-04-05

ES- For twenty years we have taken
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farmer finds more and better articles for
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shsrm ans congratulatory Order.

Sherm ans Congratulatory Order.
New YosK, March 30:- General Sher-
msn has issued the following congratula-
tory order to his army:
HEADQUARTERS MILirARy DIV. OF THE Miss
In THE FiHLp NEAR BENToNvILLE, N. c.,
March %. 1865.
The General commanding announces
TO the army that yesterday it beat on its
own ground the concentrated armies of
css enemy, who has fed in disorder. lsav.
ing bis dead, wounded and prisoners in
our hands and burning his bridges on
bis retreat,
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Probate Notice.

TOTICE is hereby given that Samuel r. Roberts, ad-
N ministrator of the estate of Rodophus Robbins, de
ceased; has filed, In the Office of the Pr obate Court
L of Wyandot County, Ohio, his respective cunt
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-04-05

Aol
Fro m Grant-Yesterday's Battce
New YoRK, April 2.-President Lin
coins last dispatch (1l A. N.Y.. shows a
general smash.up Of the rebel line OF
works in front Of Petersburg by General
Wright, Parker. and Ord, who have
joined in the fight. Sheridan's cavalry,
the 9th Corps. and part of the I'd, are
coming from the west on the enemy's
flank.
The Fighting on the 31st
WASHINGTON, April g. A letter from
the Army of the Potomac, dated Friday
evening, says there has been severe figh-
ting on some parts Of our line, from NOR
ming till night. the result of which has
been the extension of our lines still fur
ther westward, although at considerabl g
loss in killed and wounded. The ed Di-
vision of the 9th Corps supported by the
Sd, was thrown out toward the White
oak Road, east Of the Boydton Plank
Road, and ordered to reach and take
position there.
After crossing small branch of Gravely
Run, and while about forming in line of
battle, our troops were fred on by hea.
Wy force of the enemy who were lying
concealed in the woods, and also by the
rebel artillery posted in favorable posi-
tions. Our men stood their ground for
awhile, so as to turn their flank, the line
was forced back to their first position,
when they were rallied. and checked the
enemy's advance.
About the same time another attack was
made on the right flank of the 5th Corps.
but General Miles division, ofthe I'd
Corps, being posted here, made bril-
liant charge, and doubled up the enemy.
driving them back long distance, leav-
ing hundreds of their dead and wounded
On the field. This was very handsome
affair, and the division received the
highest praise for the manner in which
it was done. The loss of our side is a.
bout four hundred mostly in the 1st
Division.
The 9th Corps about noon again took
the advance, and drove the enemy back
about mile and half, and long before
dark had reached the Whteoak Road,
for which they had started in the morn
ing, and established their line across the
same, driving the rebels into their strong
works at Hatchers Run. Their loss in
the days work will not be far from
1900. Among the casualties reported
are Major Mills, Assistant Adjutant
General on General Humphreys staff,
killed by she'll; Colonel Sergeant, Goth
pennsylvania, severely wounded, and
General Donlson, commanding brigade
in the I'd Division 5th Corps, slightly
wounded. An attack was made in front
of the 9th Corps but was not successful.
After tie rebels were driven back in
front of the 9Th Corps an attack was
made with both infantry and cavalry, on
Sheridan's force, about three miles from
South. Railroad, near Switzerland Station
driving them back toward Dinwiddie.
but subsequently he gained more than he
lost.
The roads are in terrible condition,
it being almost impossible to move the
trains over them. The heavy rains have
SWOLLEN the streams, and the engineers
are busy. day and night, laying bridges
and corduroys.
The loss of the enemy is not known,
but must have beer as heavy as our own.
We took about $50 prisoners during the
iav.
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Special Notice.

A young man formerly resident of wyandot
County, and now soldier, desires to correspond
with few of the young ladies of that county
ladies, he is personally acquainted with great
many of you in all parts of the county, but has
been absent SO long that perhaps you have for
gotten him. Address
R. MELVILLE.
Co. D, Goth Ind. Vols, Sd Div. Cd
Corps, Army of Potomac.
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Slew Embellishments
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

diseases of the Urnaro and Sexual Systems
Dnew and reliable treatment. Also the Bridal
Chamber, an Essay of Warning and Instruction
Sc mt in sealed envelopes, free of charge. Ad
dress Dr. j. Skillin Houehton, Howard Associ-
alton, No. 2, South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.

II A. NJ, 1861
Hon. E. III Stanton, Sec'y CIV
General Weitzel telegraphs as follows;
We took Richmond at 8 O'Clock this
morning. captured many guns. The
enemy left in great haste.
The city is on fire in one place. We
are making every effort to put 1t out.
The people receive us with enthusiastic
expressions of joy.
General Grant started early:this morn
ing, with the army. toward the Danvilie
Road. TO cut off Lees retreat If possible.
President Lincoln has gone to the
front.
T. S. BOWERS. A. A. G.
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Administrators A Notice.

q ToTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed as Administratrix Of the estate OF
Albert Hoisingtors, late Of ofwyandot Co, deceased.
EMILY H0ISINGT0RS
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OFFICIAL.
MAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON. April 3-l2 noon,
Me;. Gan. Dir:
The following official information Of
The capture Of Richmond, and announce.
rnsnt that that city is on 6re has been
received.
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The irish STORE" has
been removed from Beerys'
Block to No. 2, McKelly's
Block. Don't forget this
The 'IRTSH STORE" where
Cheap Goods can be found, is
now in No. 2, McKelly's new
Block.
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McKelIv 81 GriselI.

A TToRNEYSA AT LAW. Office in Beerys'
n Block, Second Story, Upper Sandusk.
ohtb.
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ewL. A. Drummer, Agent, Upper San
dusky, Wyandot County. Ohio.