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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
SHERMAN S PLAN OF nAscH.

NFw YORK, Feb. l6. The Tribune
Savannah correspondent says that il
Sherman's S. G movement, Col. Swaine
Of Ohio, has lost leg. Lieut.. Kerby
Of Gen. Blsir's staff, was wounded. Til,
correspond ent says the immediate ob
jsctive point Of the 18th corpse wa
Midway, on the S. G. Railroad, ten mile,
west Of Branchville, and near Smiths
Fork of the Edisto. The 18Th corp,
would probably strike the railroad a
Lowry's or Graham's Stations, and the
left wing st Brancbyille and beyond,
rendering the destruc ton Of the roads
complete. The rebels obslrseted the
roads near Sisters Ferry with felled trees,
placing torpedoes among them in such a
position that they would be exploded BY
any attempt to remove them.
The Worlds Savannah correspondent
thinks Sherman will soon effect a juuc
ton with Schofeld, who is supposed to
be moving from Wilmington.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
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'T0 TE1 E1ACEIlEl'R rs .


TINHF Board of School Examiners OF WyaH-
dor County Ohio from ard ater the lst
day of September, 1864 will hold meetiegs
ior the examination Of Teachers, under the
g act to provide for the reorganization super.
vision and maintenance ofCommon schools
and the amen dments thereto, passed March IL.
1864, as follows: In Upper San dusky, IN sa'd
Wvandot County. on the st and Sd Saturdays
inthe months of April. May June September,
October and November, and the lst Saturdays
of all She othes months. l@lENu tal
Under the amended School Law. each
Male applicant for Certificate, shall pay the
Boaid jflt xaminers, a fee Of hftv esnts, and
sachF emale applicant, fee OF thlEty Ave eta,
= : cor ii5i0p oiexsminsti0r.
ie Ss-- SAmiastioust 20 c ON unen selst 10 o'siss
P. v NJ Ae Court Hr nsein said town.
3 order or the Board Of Exami ners.
HENRY MApDux Clerk,
Sept. !. 1854,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

F,om Rev J Newtoo B.ovn, D. D., Editor Of
DE Eucytlop,tia Religious Know ledge, aud
Ghlis'iau Chrguicie Philadelphia.
AtAoughuui eAposea 10 IaHvr or recommend
ra,ent Med cites 10 general, through distrDst
flhoir idgrt.jeNt, ard effects | Yet know Of
% suticpat REASONS y hv nan mag not testify
tolhr beneitsrbr -btlieyeS himself TO tsve re-
ctised fqom any si'upt prepaailon, nthe .hopg
t,at he may tnus contribute 70 the benefit OF
others
ito this the mo e reaAiy IN regard to Hoof
Sud Is t'e mao Bttrrs PREPARED b Dr.C N,
Jackson o, hi city, beraQ,e ! W. Weiniiced
agansi then tor rmt yearsnl,te the tppres'ioh
that ttey woecnleH an alcohoiie mix'ure.
am iuaehtra o m rsud Robert shoemaker
t,sq. r!or tne reuoyia of thi9 peiUtise b! prqpeF
tests, a q for encoAragemeyt % tA strm, waea
Suffering fum Great III oasc6ntiHnol dehd3
ity. lheu dire bottles 0t thtse Sitter' aF
The hgiaipss WtAe pres. esr, was ioi'oNeH
by evident re ], akd restoration Go q t,gree oi
hnii|, a0d mGa1 visor winch ba6 not 'ct
f,r-ir mout before aud sad lla2~ d spaged
Of ofcgamioc ftH,rtNre t6a God apd ml
lead lor qirgttipg efto ibt gAe OF hem.
j NE8T3N 8'R6WN,
.t.a Gh.# qPhileaelpbia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

IFyouln lager find no bliss. and loathc
cigars-no child to kiss no vile to love
no gal to hug-don't seek oblivion in
the jug; and ii you haven't sister, jus'
ask some chap to lend you his, ter spark
for little while--then "splice and the
rest will come in nice.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
petroleum, millionaire.

A somewhat romantic Of one ofth'
toIritfanales Of tie oil region, whose in
come is several thousand a day concluded
to soc the wonders of the East So put
ting few neoessaries in common trav
cling bag he set of for Philadelphia
Stoppngat the Girard and asking for :
room, the landlord said: E
"You can have q room. but you shal
be obliged to pay in advases."4 .
"Well sir, | think cannot only pay
for my room" replied Petroleum, "bu!
buy cut your entire hotel What's you'
price?'So saying he posted Of elsewhere.
Alter driving and luxurialag to his
hearts content in philadelphia and max
ing present ofs span Of horses to liy-
cry man who had treated him well, he
proceeded to New York.
One Of his FIRST calls were on Ball d
Black. .0V
"Hsye you any diamond rings"
eyes said the clerk. and showed him
one Of two hundred dollars value.
Pretty" said Petroleum; ''hasen'L
You any finer,
"Yes--here's ONE at FIVE hundred dol
lars"
"Oh said Petroleum, "that'S brilliao
--lha, suits better. like that. Bu
ant their anything more stylish yetP'
The clerk, dumtouuded displayed tht
six thousand dollar ring the most vaIna
blc in the store; and the customer, exhib
iting ,reaL wonder and joy in surveyinS
il, asked:
"Now han't you nothing higher, bet
tel?"
"No," said the clerk, CHATS the besI
in the coustry," never dreaming the fel
low could buy it.
"Well, said Petroleum, "1'Il take ii
and forked over six thousand dollars.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
The DANCE 7 q s Ling oil.

In the oil regions, when Ihs haId j,
struck, great care is necessary 10 preven'
accidents. The gas, which is the frsJ
Indication that the resaYoir has been
reached, rushes up with greet force, and
being highly combustible, it is danger
Gus to have fire any yWhere near The we'll;
even pipe or cigar has in some ca O.
caused the explosion Of the gas, causing
the destruction Of life and properly. lu
a few instar ces the gas has become igui>
ted aud burned for weeks, the mouth OF
the well bsiug converted into mighty
gas burner, from which fame rises ma
ny feet in height. Only lew days ag
gentleman by the name of Jacob Grove
was sinking well on Georgie's Creek
Fayette Co. Pa, and when the drill
struck the oil desposit, a powerful volume
OF hydrogen gas ascended to The surface,
filled the atmosphere, and, coming in
contact with a stove in = shauty some
distance from the well, terrific explo-
sion ensued, the flames darted into the
air sixty feet high. Fortunately no one
was injured, snd the flames we're finally
subdued, but experienced b9rers never
permi: fire anywhere near the well where
they are working.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22


THE PRrNrER's SroRY.-We saw a
young man gazing at the *ry heavens.
and watching an ssSs in its fight, he
had a I in | Ga5-, aud a 49,, Of pistols
in the other. We ndeavored = attract
his atl0tion by Ry-ing to q in a paper
that we held in our E9~s, relating Q a
young man in that Sof the country who
had left home in st8 of arrangement.
lie dropped the I d pistols from his1T
e.. with the !:--"It is | Of whom U
read. left home b4 my friends knew my
design so the ET of GS-some
girl who refused to lisl0 9 me, but smil-
ed upon another. I'D from the
&. utsering wild ? the god of love,
and without replying 9 the p of my
friends, I got into and
came here with this I aud ..5--9t pistols
, pu! an my exisioce. Ny case has
no in this
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
Eighth below Coates Street; Philadslpi

From the Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the
BspttSt Chul CHI Germantown. Penn.
Dr., G, NJ, Jaekson:- ear Sic:-Persopai
experience euables me 10 say that egard TIE
Gemsu Biters prepared by you as most excel
lent medlcne. In efses of severe cold aud
general debility, have been greatly benefited
by The Se,of TIE BittIs aud doubt not they
viii produce siluiiai effects on others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
lH Germ antown p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
E A certain good de.con's bat bic,

HN a ceFtalh good ueacOh bdt UIeN
of and led him long chase after it
through the street. AT length the des'
con became exhausted in the race, and
pulled up against post by the side
walk. A gentleman came along to whom
the deacon addressed himself thus:
"Ms friend, / am deacon Of the
church; and it is very wrong for me to
swear you will therefore greatly Oblige
me if viii just dam that hat for me-"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

From the Rtyr,los Il Aenuafd Pastor Of the
lltn Baptist Uhurch.
.hr Jsckson;-- Dear Sir:--l have been fre.
qQepEygeqNts,ud To connect mg name with
cammtpdatior of q licreut kinds OF medicines
but reNa admg N eraetoeAS outM My apbro
piate ~pbcre, hatein Al cn>ys d lined; but
with clear prof IN VI iaus Instances, aad
parj jcbt,rly in,m famly ul he usefulness +e
DR. hnofand's Geyndua Bites | depart foi
opce tom my usga course to eIpreSs my full
tohvsction ttst foi gene ald6biNty ofthe sys-
cem ami cspecaly lor Liser Complaint, it is q
safe and V luabe preparation. In some cases
it may fil: bur usuallf, douhf not. it will be
very beuefcal 10 those who sntfer. from the
above cSase Yours, very respectfully
J.tH kENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street; PhiladsIpi'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

| have known II oflsnd's German Bitlers a.
yorably ior~ 9unber of yeas | have usy'
hem IN my own ta'ui'y, aud bave been :,
plr4sed with teer effects. tha, was induced tC
ec0mmend them to many othrls aud know thai
hey have oprSt"d iU .trikingy b-uefcih
manner ! lake great pleasure IL thus pubilcy
pruclaimigg thls fact, aad a'hng he attention
of those sll!c.pd wsth the diseases fer Which
oey are recommended totHese Bittrrs, sTow-
iag trom exp5 5r.nce taat NY ttcon'metdatIoG
Nh be shsihi t.j. dothismore rhedHOity as
NooGbnds biters Is intended to osuetit the
,Ai,cted, and is''pot run driuk,"
Yours Truly,
Nv lEyrG. BECK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

I fYhY ,s I'D Ea I'd 'F n
- 4 - e oEA Il ~ il h ,
F't9viafa Pay asit9h su9iypP1 u sahutIUt
b. sag y.85oas tia tAANp'- gtAAN'py iahrayW sdt 10
! ! DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
| y1CzgTIV-1 ORGANS
ARE CURED BY
sian IO0FLAND'S nIa'
rg9ggNgRgg EN0gnM0g9gsr.
|'l9t5!ll453 "a j ,D3 I . 153j' j
TIE GREAT STRENGTHENING
.r-ra GLaG-.. = = s -K z. c. O..
These Bittushs have pc f9hued mDre cures. hare
.tad do give he,ter atetacuon, have more test
mdu, hsvt more Respectable pGope 10 yodeh
.fot then Than ant OF G. aprrie inmarket y Z
Iare an to otpn r,didt Ihls assertion and VII
nav Ks Slt t06 to aiy eat tRat v.llpt0uuce
NJ Utthclle Published BY u> tAat Is not
genuine toofl as Gira'n kit,
tt tcrs, will Gu every opse Of h
CBRoNTC C0MEHRvODS l2t3lLjTy4nls
,AAsFo. pFiIliE kilNA&Ssr4Ap t.Ll9ats
ES ARISING ROW a DIaJhDLbhD
Sf0MACH.
Oh erye tbogolow $ mp.ums ra5usngf,op
Drordus oft.eDae-ti' o sap- sNau8 pa alol
trw1d Pills, f,i ness OF h.od u lht il"h'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
( From sher1n ans Army.

"WAsHfSdToN, Feb. i6.-Msjor stpl
brand, Chief Of ArfIlery Of the 5l
Corps of Sherman's army, has arrived
here bringing dispatches to the Govern
mcnt. He says Sherman's plans are no
generally known in his own army, al
though he has its entire confidence. /
was Gen. Blair's division which defeated
the enemy at Rivers Bsidge.the soldier.
wading to their waists to make the At
tack. A little northward of that point
is fine, high, fertile, productive section
ofcountry, easily trayersed, with good
roads and sbouuding in supplies.
RETALIATION FOR THE MURDER OF NEGRO
SOLDIER.
NEW York, Feb l6 TIL. destruction
of the town of Gillesonvile, S, c., was
done in retaliation for the murder OF Il
colored Union soldier, formerly slave.
HowARp's MOVEMENTS
The Worlds correspondent shows
that Howard's corps, in its advance, w.s
obliged to press its way through forty
miles of swamps, of the most dismal
character, against Ilsrdee's army, which
they constantly pressed back by vigor-
ous charges.
These charges the chivalry could not
atsnd; consequently the losses on either
side were small. The whole country was
found depopulated, except BY old help
Iess negroes, who were on the verge Of
starvation
The first stand made by the rebels WAS
1t salkahatchie River, on the opposite
side Of which they showed themselves in
orce. Aided by flank movement. our
roops, with fxid bayonets. charged
across the stream five feet deep in the
ACE Of a heavy fire, and wrested the
position from the rebels, who fed in dis
rider towards Branchvlle, leaving their
runs unspiked. We lost 80 in killed
nd wounded; among the latter Colonel
,Waine.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
PRLCES-

large size tholdine nearly double qnapiisy 81
sl 90 per Bottle, half dozen S5Q0 Smaller al
Is cents per Bottle: hall dozen 81 90.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
n-obs & Berry.

A. TTORyERS 4 ! LAW, Uprsr sanduIFy
N Ohio. OlissiatAe ProsssutisE Atscr.sy
e&ss <ia the CsJt Esuss.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEITs

aal BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
See that the signature of @. M. Jackson, i on
the wrappe' Of each battle Shoald sour nearest
druggist not have the ar,icle, do not be put "a
BY apy q the Intoxicating Preparations that msy
be offered YOU in its place but send 10 us, aald
We ~ill faeSar,l sdcuiely packed. by e1ptoss.
IL PrlaGpal O eics and Mandatory, No.
81; Arch Sheet PHILADELPHIA.
,so ,~sooslaSAEs s.. S,AANSs,ls,'s,sll i
Succe,sopto N Jsskkod 4 Co. ,Ptopsissos.
UFor Sale by Druggists aud De.Nt in even
town in the U nitsd States. ~
FAIasslphk, ost. IL Issl-iy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

Poii5ies Issued Without Dsl.y.
ELLA. ERUNGER. Agent, Upper s.i
idsky, wysudot County, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
f9ElN1 WED S.A:TS SO.

From the Rev Lew q Beck Pastur o! the ,
.t Cnurch, Pemhertoa, NJ iornerls Of IN
North Baptist Church, Pmladt!phia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
Mr. Abraham lincoln

N--YCyugs Co Ny
Kind siri hav ahusben in the army end he is
sick end hes ben ever sence he Went in the sur
hss hes nam iz to nv K--co d Ny artillery
york town Vaesptin P---s co end he hes ben
en- the survis yere hant ben able to dew duty
end Woul be bliged two ct Wood see that
he Good hav forlOu efnot but a shoaat time to
git doctered know more at presint pliese write
End let me no end win c that yoer paysd fur
yusr truble Dsreet yuer letter. .
F--Y--Cynga Co Ny he resides here
p lisss let ne no in sh0rt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
FOR THE MURDER OF SEoRc

NEW YoRx, Feb l6 --Th. destruction
of the town of GllesonviIle, S. c., Was
done in retaliation for the murder OF a
colored Union soldier, formerly slave.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22

CF-While the salute in honor of the amend
ment Of the Constitution was being fred in AL
bany New York, lady in deep mourning
came along and begged the privilege of dis
charging one of the guns. 1t was granted and
she pulled the string without finching and
quietly walked away.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
Registration Again.

Registration Again.
The Reris.rssors met .gsin on Tuesday
and Wednesday last in the various Flee.
'ioh Districts Of the County. and very few
pcrsons. wc learn. presented their claims
for reei.ts.iou. We again urge the peo-
PIE Of this county to give due attention to
the matter before us. and to ., leas. make
au effort TO mainssin their rights Of ci,i-
repship. All ~ho feel that they can take
the cath prescrited and are free from 9th
sr legal disabilities. will have DO difficulty.
~s are ss.i. fed. IN teiuR registered as vo-
se,s: sud We appeal TO oil such. who are
si,izens Of tho county. to promptly pr
form this NANTES. duty. Delay will only
render the c!oeiug lsbsrs Of tho RHgissra-
tors coufusrd and iurdensone. whilst j;
will not Improve she claims Of . 'irgls 70
ter. Let I'll, thessloss. Mo feel them
selves qualified vosers. nader 'As law. pre-,
sent their cl.i..s ~ ,Seis earliest po.s..ie
eoavenieue>. that heir ssigtborp may p:o-
IL b. she exampsr. AID that the full
strength Il he hr-s' vc.rss 10 tho coao;y
, may be pcnc3 al all future e!cc'icLs.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17

"Baltimofe-'
This now celebrated animal. owned by
our old friends Bowie 4 Hall. of Prince
Georges. has been playing SAD havoc q.
the North ~ih Uncle Sans currency
He was the winner of two races as S.raio.
ea Springs during the past week. from
one Of which his owners realiz.rl the rice
little sum of so. 900. Bai,imore VA.
far from being the favorite in the frs,
race. and heavy odls were let against
him. We congratulate the cat-rrrisine
owners Of Baltimore upon their briliian,
success. but we advise them to not forget
the definition Of the term "copper"" when
We shall once again reorgaui,s the Jockey
Club in Saint Mary's.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
The Returned Con federates.

The Returned Copiederates.
The Rockville (Md.) Sentinel says that
the subjoioed reply Of Gen Anger to To-
quiries addressed to him BY w. Vcirs
Rouic. Esq.. Of tha. place. 10 regard to
Gen. Hsocock's order. will be interesting
to Coufe1erates who have return.
ed to their homes in Montgomery cour-
ty.
Headquarters Department Of Wa,hin5-
ing. Tee my-second Army Corps Wish.
ington, D C.. Aug. i. lS65.-Mr. w.
Vioss Bouic. r ckvills. Montgomery
county. Md.-Sir: In reply to your let
ter Of tn. d inst. in which you make
sundry Inquiries relative to ahe status Of
persons. residents Of your county, late Of
the rebel army, sm instructed by Major
Gen. Augur to ilform you. that: 1s.
Montgomery county is iu bis department
81. 1t is not necessary for person. late Of
the rebel Army. who have taken the aul-
nes,y oa'h under the proclamation Of Pres
iden; Lincoln. to report themselves again
20 the military authorities. 81. 1t 10 wot
Necessary for persons late of tho rebel ar
my, who have been paroled. aud who have
also taken the oath Of allegiance. aud
who are nov living as their for
aer homes in your county. T. report shem-
selves agaia TO the military suthori-
ties
This, it is believed, answers in foil the
questions prcpoapdcd in your letter.
Very respectfully. your obedieus ser.
! want.
A. r. SkxAlL. It. , A. A. A. C.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
Obit,,arD.

In Pi.cats~sv, on Sunday. Jolly 3Oh.
1865, Ms jm JANE, II. Gasyslx. sgcd II
years aud 4 months. leaving { wife and
four childr"L 70 mourn their losA. H.
was sn s;fecsiousse husband. . drvo,'d
father. humane master. aud faithful friend
Tie was 3 cons,s,eut Christian. having
tceo member Of the Methodist Epi,co.
pal Church for neatly fifty years lie
c.lmly passed away. longing t" depart and
be with Christ. Mark The perfect man
behold the upright man. for tho end OF
that man is peace"
Died. a, his residence near this village.
on Thnr.i.y lat. the l0,h ins,sns.
L. THOMAS BCOTHE. in tho 34'h
y..r Of bis age. May he rest iu
peace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
~Th. attention of our readers il d

Til" attention Of our readers is d.
recsed /" IL" advertise uent Of Messrs
Neal. Hsrri- s Co.. in another column Of
to-day's issue. The Fertilizers these en-.
terprisine gentlemen of3er to the public
are. Ne doubt not. tie very best iu the
market. They have been long and ia
vorably known 70 our people. and their
interest has become SO thoroughly Identical
With our agricultural community. that il
would be An act Of suicide upon their
part to practice 40 imposition upon the
public. We advise our agricultural
friends. therefore. to give their Fertilizer
trial.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
0umieida. &c.

domieides. &c.
During the past fev weeks. the neeroe'
in some sections ofthia county have beer
making rather fearful abuse Of their en-
lareed legal privileges. add t~o homicides
and stabbipe sffray have been the resu'.
About TWO weeks since. Adam. formerly
a slave John L. Hebb, Esq.. sod 40 in
offensive and well beGsvra negro man. Wi
sho. and killed BY . Virgins "eonsrs'
band" whilst engaEd in the harmless
srort of wrestling. The survivor claimed
that the shooting was the result Of facciden';
and. in the ab.ence Of proof TO the contra
! ~. such was the finding Of the Coroner:
Jury.
A few days afterwards. . negro named
Gus'asus L.ne'ey1 bad a misanders;aod
ing with one Of hi. associ.tes snd stabbed
aud severely ~"usded him. The Injured
party is still in > dsseesous condition and
doubts arc ~n'es..iped Of his recovery.
On Saturday night last, . negro named
bmerset Hebb stabbed and instantly kill.
ED bis brother. 10 family broil. to defend
bis own life, he states, from q muraerous
attack by ,he d.
: Thekrequess kurrence in on, n;a..
Of these deeds ef violence and murder are
without parallel in ou: crimiu., sunals ;
and there can be bu. little lo,,h. 10 the
minds Of our people bu. .ha. they are the
result Of the recent gslstion in this State.
which placed the instrument os murder in
the hands Of the negro. The peace and
safety Of society demand the Garlic st posi-.
bic re-enactment Of many Of the Statutes
pertaining to negroes. which we're repeal
ed BY the late Legislature. aud most espe-
cislly that section Of the law which debars
the negro from the privilege Of carrying
murderous weapons. When be shall give
evidence. hereafter. tha, he has acquired
sufficient moral and intellectual culture TO
control his animal instincts. and to respect
and obey the laws Of the State. it will
then be time enough 10 entrust him with
dea.h-d' aling instruments. Until that
time shall arrive, however, he should still
bear the trs smmel ofccr,ain legal disabilities.
and rest Content to be governed by the
old laws Of the State. No one will assail
him here. so long as he shall behave him.
self, and the late Legislature. instead Of
providing for his Protection. adopted the
surest method for bis self. destruction.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17

Tux KENrtcKY ELEcrIox. x.-LcrIsvILLE
Aug. lO.-Thc Congressional d-"ga'ion
from this State to the next Con
gr.ss. according to pre.en, appearances.
will s,aul Eve democrats TO four republi.
cans.
The constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery is lost.
The vote gencrally Throughout the Ss.te
Was tar from the aversX. Of it's strength
yet the democracy were largely sucees'
full
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
H1hNlGD.

On the 18th instant. bv the Rev Mr.
Murray. Dr.. CHARLES +. HILE ,e
ROSA d. RUSSELL.
% the 14th instant. Nv Rev Mr.. Hos.
kin.. Col. THEOPIIlLUS HARRISON
to MARY +. DENT:
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-17
NOTICE.

NOR SHE. IT, Wa.king:on. n. C., a
IL STEAM ENGINE and BOILER. ,wcn.
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