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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
cngKRTNa aIaws.

- QAx 1&ss2&@ " @Ask2s @&s&z Wv &3h AAs@1
bic part to turn the tide Of ruin sweeping
ovsr our devoted country amid the dis
pondsney 10 which Ne are . prey, In cor
sequence Of the madness of or rulers in
foreing u into The vortex, and Ia visw OF
the popular Decentralization and insanity
resulting from the balsfal influence Of :
msrcanary press At the East, with In
thousand echoes in the West, and po-
litioal, or rather an insdsl clergy all over
the seaatEy ---is 10 truly cheering % reesive
such marks Of appreciation - are Afforded
BY the constantly increasing aocessions 10
our Subscription list. Not only from this
county and those adjacent, bat from CEN
tral and eastern portions of the State, ws
are receiving new subscriptions every day.
Men who had not taken paper for years,
and were quite indifferent about voting,
startled, 1t last, into senss of their
eountry's danger, have lately subscribed
for the Bssle, In order 10 know what h
going On, to understand the principles in
volyed and be prepared TO do their daty
aa becomes true Americans.
Letters ordering the Busis for new sub
scrib@s, uniformly mingies with lamen-
tations for the condition Of our country,
expressions Of warm approval OF our
coarse, with Ern determination to main
tain the freedom Of the press, as india
pensihle to the preservation of liberty
! against the Entertainments of poweTs-
Many orders are received from new sub.
seribers in person, ut our Once. Though
their eountenanees are clouded With fune.
real sorrow and gloon, they are most vel.
come visitors; for it affords as no small
degree Of encouragement to know, as vel
from their expressions - By that giaibl'
anxiety too deep for expression, that pat
Fiotism and reason ara not yet wholly per
veEted in the popular mind that, beyont
the poisonous influence Of the New Torl
Tribums and in thousand OF mereensEj
eehoes-far above and free from the cor
rupting influence Of party drill and oGhcia
patronage, there are, everywhere through
out the country, hosts Of true hearts aa'
sound heads, with will and a porpos
which viii yet, ere long, make itsslf TEL
with force which will hurl from powe
those political dsmagOgues who have .
aagrantly and so ruthaessly abused tn
confidence lately reposed IN them By th
over eredulous people Of the North.
/ Kind friends, accept cur cordial thanks
but do net relax your efforts for the dis
semination of truth and reason. Fac
subscriben can induce one or two Of hi
naighbora to subscribe, and thus our cir
cuiation may be more than doubled in
very short time; and who can tell bat ths
the anal effect Of its influence, by turnini
the scale at the polls in single TOWNSHIP
OF county, may save our country froa
the impending dooua2 Instances are 20
wanting in which one vote, BY aecidin
! the resalt of an election, has determine
n most important event in the history c
} our country. 1@ 5~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

r a GA&a1E& IA oA&G& ksSP&4steA@A& ks@*F&N@
have rs-pabishsa the jsresaiads Of the
Omaha ksora&kiaa, directed against u,
and continue to seize upon and dish up
To theTr readers every new efasion frem
that source, quoting it as from Denao-
sFssis (2) paper bat NOS one Of them has
shown toe maaliuess 70 publish the aEgu-
raenls, or sven allads to the authorities
by which we have exploded the RsbrGs-
ksan's assumptions and exposed its trans
psrsna sophissry. This is in character
with the whole routine Of Black Repabli-
can tactics. We have quoted Hamilton
Madisoa, JsGwson, Wsoster, John Qnancy
Adams, and other high Authorities, in
sAaaiag esen AbraAasa Liaeola, all clear
" and uaequivocally sustaining our po~
asssa 3-~why Do shsy aes Rsasaas sshass,
ar some portion of thsaa, to their readers
WHY do they mot notice them ? Why d
shsy net discuss the question hohorahly-
wAy not reason like nsn, instead Of re
sogsiag 30 low slang and ribaldEyP
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
THR nARRAs cs,Rpus.

some Repablieaa paper, in sonnsas.
ing upoa chief Jastics Tsnay's dec;sior
In tbs MsTriman case, ears that the Goa
stisssion dissinsAly provides thai sAs
prssidsns, In ahs recess u Congress, may
suspend shs privilege q sle viii II hs-
bsas corpus II ease Of var ora ssbsllioa.
a writes III the Bafiingson Hask- Ess,
who signs himself ssan Old Line Wkig,o
Makes the sane Asssrtisa. We woxld
liks - hasa some oaa Of shsss adsomtsa
~ dssposiSm ell ~ shs srtiols end sse-
sioa u shs 0anssisataoa sAash siskss o..
tizotly or obsoarsiy, dirssely = ID
isaplisasssa, ssafsss sask s<szssrsainssy
pevsr upon ~ Prssiasas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

DxzsocGAxz av IowA.--yss are rezassssa %
szsss 10 ysax ssauaa lanssassaa saia yeas aazsx
pssufsxs slsxsulzzsaess. 81 d nst EasEsE q nssa
mais saHl xkss xss IN sa1ss9se = - FssSass sas
10 era soxnis.nss ~ ssansRtFine ewsass alsssaas
- znkssraax q sAs gatea AMI ne osnstikaslaasi
sasAas and llssgsy ss the AnsTsosn ssopls.
An arassa rsAellisz wAlsA has assamsa sAa faxn
"A q sepsrAss and lasapeAdeas ksevesrmeas ssas
several q rs ssashsra gsasss sassassas 10 wrsst
assa states b. farce fran sAs uaaoa With yisw
q sstasaissias nsw 0eufsdsxaey.
whala saa sasssrisx q ne sniaa Ia sAns msnae-
I'd as TIE ssuah he RsasFal constisatien 10 esanS
aniliaea, he 1saaEaa Govssnmsni sahysrtsd sna
sAa pszsshal Ibsgtlss es he pespse endangered b.
ths assnnpslSa and sxeTslas Of arbitrary poser By
sxeesalvs sanesioa&raas 81 ths Cossrnmsnt. who
aes enly assume tas zxsreisa 81 sxfrsasanafy ssss
Of Executive power anwasrsatsd by lag, eas wao
alse asrekass aAs fxnesaoas Of Govsransns invest
ID By me Csassisattaa In the eo-ordansts and tne-
esaAant nzaaehss ~ the Federal 9ovssnznsnt, ana
who 10 ssrsssA q pswss unknown % the ceasaa-
tatisn have saAiccGsd Ehs judicial Dssastmsns Of
the Governsnsrs to . aesDetism Of Mihlszy saFes.
II IL under spca Circumstances Of izapen&aas aan-
SsS, iHvelving aIiks shs uAlsa Of thsss stasss,
Cs9siitutioaal Gevsrans7s ssd sas liberties Of
sAs psspas, that tAs Democracy Of lows are re-
qassssa - meet in Goavsatisn Al LEA Moanas, "a
sas aesh dag 81 Saly asza, u taxa sssA sestoa On
the atsss u tAs UalSa ana for sas sssarity sna
pxe1sekisa sf ths tisersass - ss people. ss -
asasd hssf 20 preserve sAs uniaa ~ It's tasazsaas
aaa EAs gaghas sf shs ssspas raza sneascien 70 az
Aasxary powsx.
Asws 10 aoSasnAts Candidates for tes sasess Of
Gpsegnar. LlssisnAns aessxnos ana 5ssSs q sss
sapxszas oSaFs Of EswAs ana % sFa&aE@ saSn esasE
aaktss as may to the GoavsAiaea sassn seoa Eas ths
via bssag 81 aAs ss9nszy and Of ths people
1As superintendent # Delegates Wal p@ a@ss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
-. $50 - = 80.

0KN. ng0FE Al XxW WAx
il Tea oat = = Adj fsnstion
49,. ia Gen. d. 49, Sclsxsd his
= sngeauanss psrfs} Tor - entire subiu-
- s5on q The sousk plslk ring hfnsslf 10
vine ont the whole eoncsru, pull down
svsvv seeassipn aae ssd hoiss he ssArs
sna ssripss throughout every seeded
sea.s. h.nx Ssf. Davis. and haxs the old
vJnioa 6r.nlv re- sstahlished. wifhin slay-
"a msatAs nom tAe commencement Of
INA wsr~-sv tho In OF a6.Esss nsxs. =4
Th,s was,ld ~ ~ood news. IA reliable.
ana Il .ax saas sasa oould belieye thai
49, -. ,ts;,. ,-x,..,..,,a. restoration
80, r,us<,.ss :. ! Il s.<,s axaussd ..-,aa.,la
!. - $50 tgs.o,,,h .,,eb ! nrx,srararna.
g. "a $500. = fu.fsr.sl hlooa.
tl.o,,gs Il Az Il rixsrs. restore thai fra
,av,,sI lava thas uaususl conadeaee and
vs.r,.c. snat abiding faith In The pahlie
;,,ss;cs .,,d ,aaa~v;ly "a onr government,
whiah wa LA hsass upon walch tae in.
,on ,va. formed bv volunsarx samnaot be-
swasn the s4vsraI ssatas2
s,,sh : eoa,aa s,x ar,. AZ shs Desposisuns
~ a. ala ,vor,d avainas rssolssar vas-
| .al.. who never knss whs. lIbsr,s wss.
,.sxhk hs .uooasxfnl hat Gan Ansrssas,
frss,.a,, Norsa, o. Scala shourh eopouer-
!, u,,,,, i, ,...,,ssv..a l,.ftIs aea.as hx aha
naonls "A sbs a.,,Ar .ae.,aa. b, held 10 =
TIn,or ,w,th ,ha;, sonaua,sr. ,,r,or arv
s,,eh tsrms2 Let sxsry man nat the
i uusssson % himself. - cis.ssu on aows
or auy other state. Il shs sase we're 10
fversea. and whas would be als snswsr
No. tbs bond Of Union can nsyex bs 60.
!. anssa With fra.ernsi blood. The assc.
tious and frassrnaI faith OF a pespls oncs
sssrauped. through wears of persistent az
vrsss;rn and ,wreng ami, obloo,uv. ss d,
nsonla af tha sox,ahsrn ssssax have besu
ess,ar,ves fro., ssssx,sa n ii Nursh.I i.eys
ann H. vseao ua sa-aasla sAs horrcts 81
baraaro,,s anvil x.v we she ouuosit
saarse nur.uad--wsrs the oaive braael
/ bald ont vita am osfsx in gaod faith /.
| eou,,,yo,,,.s< for thu sska OF The Union
wa m;vss rsssouas,ly Anne for she rssur,
!, | AZ thai nntnai aouadeurs. zar,ss faith an,
. frasernal feeling By which alone The Tn
, | ion can ever be held together.
xaSa8cx ~...aa.- -. a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

II Eg the ceEuaoa Council Of tAe citr d, r.
esl sanas, apEas tnst swasEs Of lots % Il, T.,
si4s wsfk ca said street, COMMENCING Al 49,
and sLtsnaaag On Rxid Maids Street IN 49,
side OF Lot Ne. 60 Middle part On SAD E .4'--e
street.; $3.50 aaae VAR % BE- eeRstEuets4 Of cDa-
weed luAbaT one sn6 q hall iaehss tk,,s '' 80,
cTesswiae, upon hard wood s.Tiagefs po: -, ~
tive b four inchss, &Aid walk 10 b fsnr s' N@aA
wsata Tss &ast ssas q said var sk.il A. -. ~. q
tws fees frgssn Weat aide Of sad lota fraaf',s a
sad MaAlspa Esrsst. And TIE awns-. ~ - u
tas e~ss ste 81 said Asdls0u strsst, wttsts "a "a
iiaits AsssSn described are Ass4by sotIs.H ~. -
are regaafsa 70 construct side van seroTsi- -
ssseiAcattaas azd In conformity win a. =" .
ed Grade Of aid Street w1thle sIrrV 60 ~.
tas pueiiea' len Of this resolH:laa or Ek,d "a.
gill be euaMtgscssd By tbs Guy a ea1-.iJ 80 -
aaa o. sxes1ss assessed 70 iss fsRscsfTs Ist,
Aaapse1 {Ens Z, 1881
LTsASDgR EABEFrF, M,y.,
W. q. CAAWFohD, City RsOord sr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
KwexArEc COUNTY CONVENTION

Fha Democrats Of PoitAwatt&mis eouRty, are re-
ssssssd 10 meet 81 Rabbits Hall en- Saturday sAs
SIN DAY Of JAY, Al o'clock P. n, for the purpose
Of slsslinx Delegates to the State cSavenon 70 be
held ri Dee asinss, ca the lssh Of Jaly Rsxt
Av. LARIMER,
Chairman Democratic CshtTSi COMMITTEES,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
gpfA sAe fe9siEssMf azs PiAls sAas4 u s@' .
| a sAE gellssra&s e&sa

Sya gEEEYas SALE. -...,.~. AZ
y n saraass u special sKecg4oa y - .-..,sfss
a sauia 4zss ngss 81 DE CleTk % tSs -
u Pssaxss Assazais Coanty, Iowa J shaL -
seai 90 8xsaay ssze D DAY Of has; =. Islejas
tes we4ss tAs Aamrs Of 10 o'cieeE = s,espeG l.
q n ~ mia ssy, ssas 10 ssgEzHssss = ~. d o.
n IN fr,sat e TIE CaaAsz Treasure e Is
Sly q % aszelz Hsazfs. 4Ax soilo~ias sssz
asta4e ss III III ssaMA, tn-wif; ,s,lG
4 sex ef secs isn ~ u Range q -
~ seSsioa 20 10 w Ran&s AZ, y u ars
IN u rs rassga "a, aw Il sftw& q "a
rsuge C. v Il a3s hef sso1ies ~
d M3x q 4 4 zges9sa 10 % p fsass -
~ 81 u seSsH7& ID Mrasge a. ., -
A. ar,sssssSS III 9a hSysr afT A wElxfT usrS
- csaasss aszas. bsws, Assi u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
srYnAYKn "a RgtarxN

s.
- 0a M0aaAg, Sane Ssa, span Of O.,
HFewn Horssss sas Of the hoxssS la aAasI 80
fhs osheT sessss ten years cd. Ohs Of ~ = "a
kzs watts STAR IN The feSthsaa and a.. 4 S.a
bind fsos Nc ether has = greg sireak aors t os
gasw. iassTaa reward Will % paid fot tss -. -
% sns hosses o. aay tasoEHaafaoa wblek r1t ,rs
thssf gScoTes.g. -,.-.. fs-s-- SILL ROWpv
CeankiI HlaRs. JRns Esta 1881 ST., ~,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

ne wa6ssssgsea wSii sell s,sas nsTss a. r.,
isnAs In skis dlstrses, In sEass Of a., - Asss
ssgAs-at patcsx 50 iow. a14 upez tss1nt >. :. : 90
te piaes n wiahtn the pgwsF d esszy Tal "a
. hazns and support Tor his family. s"esFs
IN mF shsencs, apply - ". w, wIisou h,
a. z. pALhFR
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
"a. SENATOR.

We learn bv the Qzafsscv Herald. that
Ger. Yates Of Illinois has appointed the
Hen. O.. ii. BRowsDs, q. 8. Senator to
sSIl tina yacauev ooraaioned by the death
- - u-.;s.uu. - -. hv,,on.
s = - 4lS' - = -. =. "a =
aan.,s r. g. Ii +
80. - :" s,s.~astu - an III ~
1@sef - osA'T-@ss -. -
$500 'aae 80. 80 - - "a a. =.
- s A44 1s.,' - =. .,ss's. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

/ lea. Saxs .. GxsTTsEpEx hss besh
aoninassd fss ooagrsss, by asclsmassoas
h tbs Ashlaad DissFicA hy The Unioa
men, VINO, no doubt, Win reject h6aOr
"a Ksnsaaky by sxiamphansly sasssing
Aim. as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19
Nor'os.

Nor1os.
Al persons indebted to Us are resae,lsa T. ~
Asgd settle Immediately. Tno&s owiax ssDnws,, :.
eur kooka nnst settle tie k4Eue BY Note sr -
wise before tss LIST dag Of February, Ct thyyv1
Be placed II Tie hands a an 0gaceF sar y.
GEORGE PARKS 1 N
1sHaAfy .. EsSI.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-06-19

fAkhousA Alse sseys co19,si O. N.ts' =
ssssar origla snsi aa.Hre sc. t"eg , sIt -
frnatnaaa May o. ue go &, fes q - =
sassa. uia YsfAd ia O. = - l. Ef'E % 80
taae w3sen taia oia,Gr D. II q" IS y ssF- 80, -
the par.s Rsgecirdt eveS ave- eve -. "a -
- tsiIs,3 In All ss-loss ms ES0 - Ee P.' ssSsE
81 saSem Il Aecsgs 1l1se % snt y . ~ Lal-is1-N
assSsna esa5iy M azCsl aox.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
A NEW LITERARY STAR!

We obs-rye that our neighbor Of the
Ln,on has had quite brilliant aces.
sion tn his list of contributors. The
bright, particular star in the galaxy tc
which We allude, is no less . presonage
than the celebrated and notorious Bob
Morris. a strapped" jouraeymsn prin-
Ter. who was discharged from this Office
q short time since 10 consequences Of q
very offensive combinatio Of 9Th. pre-
fssity. lasir sss and impudsnes. WIS
We soagr.tulase nsighber DUNN upon
The fortunate acquisition he has made
the high tone that Prsvadss the procus-
tions Of his new contributor, a. well Al
the ehaaeness and beauty BY which they
are characterized. will insure to::ths Unio,
the patronage and favor of class of in
diriduals which it has not enjoyed to I
very considerable extent hsretofore-ir
the cities they call them "Rufs." but W
unscphisticsted country people gensrall,
use the more vulgar term Of 6raaolin.
AoeIyuards.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
POST MASTER.


The Democratic Union has succeeded
10 working itself into . terrible frenzy
over the prospective change in the Post
Office in this place. When we take into
consideration tho fact that it claims to be
the organ of = political party that has
always acted upen the principls that "to
the victors belong the spoi's," its position
assumes ridicuiousnsss that is truly re-
dresa,ing in theae days Of Democratic
prescription for opinions sake. Mr.. Nc
Candlish. the present incumbent, Is toe
well posted as to the rules that gsnerall,
govern political parties, and is man o.
100 much good. sound sommen sense. te
entertain the most remote idea of being
retained in Office by an administration t,
which he is opposed in sentiment, ane
We are satisfied, also, that, a. higl
toned gentleman, be does not endorse
this foolish attempt on the part Of th'
Union to manufacture ~ ympathy for him
especially when they attempt to prov
thst his case is parallel with that Of peo
Mr. Brown.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07

Petersons' Counterfsn Detsctor and
Bank Note List.
We are in constant receipt of this val
uabls Detector, by which We learn that,
in the fortnight ending March lst. no
less than Seventy two new Counterfeit 9
have been put into circulation. In thss e
days. when forgery has become a trade,
no man can afford to be Without some 70
liable guide. A single dollar saved by
this means would bs enough TO pay fol
the monthly. or two dollars so saved
would be enough to pay for the semi
monthly issue for whole year. It is
published by T. B. Peterson q Brothers
Philadelphia. Pa. to whom all let.ers
enclosing money for subscriptions. mus
Be addressed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT DEADu-
RAT WAR IN PROGRESSION.

RAT WAR IN PROGRESS1ON.
The week ending Saturday Feb. Esd,
has been one Of intense excitement thro'.
out the vicinity Of Sycamore. 1t was
proposed by Mr.. John Harper. a week
previous, that there should be two par
ties chosen for the purpose Of engaging
in a grand rat hant. The proposition
meeting with favor. Mr.. G. w. Culver
and Mr.. R. K. NJ artin, were Unanimous
ly chosen to act As Captains, who forth
with proceeded to choose the numbsr of
twenty-five persons on each side. The
conditions Of the hunt were as follows:-
The party bringing to the place OF rem
devious, the smallest number Of rat tails,
were to pay for an oyster supper. to be
furnished at the residence Of our dis
,inguishsd and snterprising citizen. G.
w. Culver After q weeks hard labor,
and much exciteme the parties met ~
agreed upon at the place appointed.
whersupon two disintsrssted person,
were selected to ascertain which party
were the vietors. the resul. not to be an
nouneed until after supper. The parties
then proceeded to partake of repas'
with which the daintiest spicure could
End no fault. The oysters were excel
lent, the coffee delicious and the fowl su-
perb; in fact the whole thing reflected
much credit upon our worthy host. A.
ter all had apparently appeased the pang'
of hunger. the result was announced by
our highly respected and venerable citi
zen, Wm. Griffith, which was as fol-
lows:
G. ". Culver. and party killed 98t
d. r. Martin I" +" =" 1l6t
The announcement was received will
shouts Of applause by the victor lou
party. whilst the defeated party main
tanned apparent good humor.
| W. B. G.
4 Sycamore, March 4, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Pro L. Millers
Ks IIlkE#
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1 also desire to present to the American
N,-3 T>..y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07

@ Peterson" for April opens out
with beautiful engraving. "The Lion
in Love-" It is beautiful and amusing
Patterns. fashions and plenty Of excel
lent reading mater make up the rest oi
the number, Peterson's circula,iona is
increasing. and well it may. for it give.
more for the money than any magazine
we have ever seen. Terms, $500 per
annum, or 81 ,25 to clubs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Sta ub's Fsx Chase

Went off on Monday according to the
programme; quite number participated.
al Of whom seemed 10 enjoy themselves
hugely. On their return to town they
trailsd dead fox through some Of our
principal stres:s. and pubths dogs upon
the trail which created a good deal Of
excitement. The music Of hounds as
they mado the welkin answer them and
drew shrill echoes from the hollow earth
together with the rearing and plungine
OF steeds. accompanied by the boistsrou,
shouts of the excited huntsmsn. crestsd
;vild, refreshing scene, upon the sire ct,
at .aHs quiet village. Old John was II
his glory, yand sat upon bis noble charge,
Ikea gallant knight Of the olden time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
Wishy and WOrky.

0Ho w OiAys
Every Boy and Girl in the land sho' d
read the history Of Wishy and Worky.
commenced in the February number ot
the YouTH's CAsKEr ANE PLAYMATs'
New Volume.) This is "the bs't Pc
riodical now published for the young
folks. You cannot invest dollar better
than by subscribing for it. The maga-
zine is beautifully snbelished and pub
li.hed monthly. @ Only one dollar a
Year: three copies for 50. New SUBJ
seribers sending dollar for this year
will receive the last volume gratis.-
H For ten cents in stsmps the Fsbrua-
~ number will be sent. Try 1t.
Address,
WIN. GUILD l. Co..
Boston. Mass
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-07
WIN. GUILD Il Co.,
Boston, Mass.

~ W. have received from G. G
Evans, Publisher, No. 439 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia. Two valuable and beauti
fully printed books: The Romance Of the
Revolution, and the Union Text Book
They are books which should be in every
library, and be peru'ed by young and
old. Ont is interesting enough to be &
novel, the other valuable work Of re-
ference and study.