The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
IN WEEKLY PARTS, 81 PAGES,
Price 10 Gents

The want of an authentic aud thorough His
tory OF tina Rebellion Jor preseut reference and
futur, preservation, is che sud- of general
mark. No work of that nature has yet be n
Offered to the public, anb all who wish for tn
formation are comdelled to gn'pe through tn
makes of rumors, reports dispatched, 1etir-s
nd editorials of the daily newspapers, to pre-
ciptate from its conGnaed columns, the great
facts and incidents of the struggle for the Uni
on. To meet this want, and to produce work
of permanent value as well MS OF present inter-
est, the pndlisher has arranged for the issue of
the history as above set forth---ln form and
at at price " hich shall render it acceptable 10
all.
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a clear, consecutive narrative of the entire mo-
vcment, including all incidents and events in
their exact order. and containing the important
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