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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Farms to Let.

The undersigned hereby notifies the
farmers and grazers Of this and adjoining
counties, that he will let, for the term Of
three years from the first day of May
next the following farms and estate, to
wit: "Rollng Plain" $40 acres +; River
Farm" 800 acres, both beautiful places,
we'll watered and timbered ia portion
of J "Miller's, Old Home Place" 565
acres (including the Marseills timber lot
of $50 acres J the Deal farm 100 acres
and small farm at the mouth of the Lit
tie Sandusky.
A branch Of the Warpole runs through
the first mentioned place, and the San
dusky river through the second. Cash
only will be received in payment Of rent,
and the lesseas will be required to give
good security, terms easy. Application
should be made early. If the situation
of these places is not we'll understood. the
the undersigned will be at all times will
ling to give any information desired.
T.J. ANDERSON, Agent.
JAMES II. ANDESON. T.
Marion, o., Jan. 1858. U. S. G.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
E:E-Whoopinr CouoIa or Groom,

Eg~Whooping Cough OF Croop, how
ever severe may be slhsyiated aud cured
by the use of Madame Zadoc Por.or's
Curative Balsam.
This invaluable medicine possesses the
extraordinary power of relieving imme-
diately Whooping Cough. lloarseness,
Difficulty of Breathing, Hdskness and
Tickling in the Throst. 1t loosens the
phlegm, and win be found very sgreea-
BILE to the taste. 1t is not a violent rem.
edy, but emollent-warming, searching,
and effective. Can be taken by the OIL
dest person or youngest child. For sale
by all Druggist. at 25 cts, per bottle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
American Express Company.

American Express COMPANY
We regret exceedingly that our friend
Gen. James M. Orr, has rendered
his resignation as the agent o.
the American express company in this
village and that the company after some
hesitation has accepted it; the resigua.
ton to thke effect in the 10 inst.
Gen. Orr, made popular agent; and
in our business with the Company we
were always treated courteously, and ever
found him accommodating.
Messrs. Shisler 4 Mckelly, have been
appointed his successors, who will here
after have the American Express Office
at their Drug Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Mower aud Reaper.

Mower aud Reaper.
John Fouke has received the appoint
ment of agent for III. Hall & Co.'S. eel
ebrated Buckeye Mower g. Reaper" and
is now prepared to furnish them to those
who may need anything in that way
This "Reaper d. Mower" is the best one
IN the market, aud has decided adyanta-
yes over all others. For further parlicu-
lars inquire of John Fouke, Agent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Soldiers Welcome.

soldiers welcome
The Union loving citizens Of Upper
Sandusky, are making arrangements,o ,on a
large scae,to give generous and hearty
welcome to the brave veterans, who are
now at home on furlough. 1t is de-
signed giving a supper in honor of their
return. on Thursday Evening, February
llth,at Beery's Hall. Committees have
been appointed, who are busily engaged
in maturing the plans.
The design of the supper is to afford
to the brave worthless, who have ,on more
than one enssnguined battle field, en-
dangered their lives in defence of our
homes, fitting testimonial of our ap-
probation of their services in our behalf,
Let the Union loving and patriotic citi-
zens OF our village respond literally to
the call. Let us, who value our birth
right privileges, extend cordial hand;
and warm, heart felt greeting to our
brave soldiers upon their return home,to
enjoy shot respite from the tolls and
hardships of the camp and field.
They will soon again leave us, let us
then whilst they remain with us, show
them by our acts that we honor and re-
spect them. 1t is expected that good
time will be had.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
SOLDIERS SUPPER


The Soldiers Of the 55th Regiment o.
". l., aud all other Soldiers now in this
County. together with their wives. are
respectfully invited to meet at Beerys,
Hall, on &
THURSDAY EVENING, 1lth
inst, at 7 o'clock P. NJ, to partake Of a
Supper prepared expressly for said Sol.
diers.
RI. A. Henderson
Com. of Arrangement An,hour A, -, us'ST.., Rasrv
Josiah Smith.
Up. Sanduky, Feb. 5, 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Agricultural Society.
At an election held for officers. and
managers Of the Wyandot Agricutual
Society for the ensuing year the follow.
ing persons were elected.
r. V. Reber, President, II. j. Starr,
Vice Pres't., VIM. H. Jones, Secretary,
Wesley Hedges, Treasurer.
Managers.-T. c. Dye, G. NJ. Karr,
Samuel Hedges, Jacob Juvenall, and
William Gibson.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
The First National Bank Of Upper Sandusky.

This company took formal possession
of their new Banking room, on Monday
last, February lst. The room is in th'
building Of s. Watson, Esq, (formery
Worths } and has been remoddled and fit
ted up i'll style, not certainly surpassed
| if equaled by any other Banking House
| in the State.
The internal arrangement is all thai
could be desired and is in every way
adapted for the purpose to which it is tc
be devoted. The clerks desk, extending
nearly, the entire length of the south side
of the room, making a curve, with brake
off in the centre for cashiers stand
having well arranged set Of drawers,
extending the whole length, Immediate
ly under the writing board, convenient
as depository, for writing paper, checks
blank notes, and other articles in con-
slant demand by the Teller. Directly
under the row of drawers are a number
of compartitious, with shelving and
doors, suitable as repository for waste
paper etc. Extending upward, above the
top of the desk, on the outside, to the
height Of two feet, and forming part Of
the general design, is work of wood,
iulaid at regular distance from each 9th.
er with gothic PANELS ; the under part
forming the back of the desk, & front base
Of the counter is constructed Of the san Q
material, and part of the same design,
having brackets projecting from the side
and upon which the outer part Of tie
counter or desk rests.
The wood work is finished in imitation
Of oak, and done in such workman like
manner, as to deceive almost the keenest
observer. The vault is constructed of
solid blocks of Limestone, imported from
the quaries at Lucus, and is built solid
from the cellar floor, up to the Banking
room floor, from there to the sealing on
all sides, ARE blocks Of stone l6 inches thick
letting an opening in front. for doorway
enterance, to the chamber of the vault:
The door of the vault is Of solid Iron,
with bolts and locks, burglar proof and
strong enough to withstand the shock of
a young earthquake. In the vault Is
placed the Iron safe of the Bank, and
over and above it, is arranged apart
ments for the books of the Institution :;
whilst on one side Of it are pigeon holes
for papers, and on the other set of draw
ers convenient for keeping notes, DC.
The Cashiers table, or more properly
the paying out and receiving counter, is
topped with slab of the finest Italian
marble. The walls are handsomely pa
pered and decorated with steel Engrav-
ings of superior finish; and represent
ing some striking event, in the history
of the past, as it stands connected with
our Government Conspicuous among
he engravings. we noticed, one Of Wash
ngton in full form.
In the rear Of the. buiness room is o :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Grsund-Hog Day. --.
Tuesday last the I'd inst, was what is
styled "Ground-Hog Day. Ifhis wealth
er wise majesty made his appearance, he
doubtless had view OF his shadow, and
in that event, if the saying be true con-
corning hiI, We presume, he has gone
back into his hole again !; and drawn the
end of it in for six weeks more. The
Ground-Hog sign would seem to indicate
that Winter will liagSr in tie lap of
Spring His year. .-....
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHIIADELPHIA, PA
DISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina,l
~ and Sexnal Systems-new and reliahl,
reports of the ..'Howmd Associa
tiou"-Sentby mril in sealed letter envelopes,
free CT charge . Address DR.. ]. SkILLIk
Howard Association. 2SoutL
Niuth Street. PbHsaeltLia, Fa. ?
JULY 81, fs63--fy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Extra Flour.

Extra Flour.
George Myers, Proprietor of the In
dian Mill, near this village, has recently
ramodled this old and long established j
Mill property, and put it in complete re-
pair being now in every respect, second
to no Mill in the County. We were per-
mitted to inspect some of the Flour, turn-
ed out since the re-opcning of the Mill,
and from our knowledge we can RECON-
mend it as a, No. l.. Let it be borne in
mind. that if you want superior quality
Of bread, select the Indian Mills brand
ofFlour, from which to make it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

National Bank.
A new National Bank is about being
started in Upper Sandusky. 1t will soon
go into operation.-7Wn Tribune.
Not "about being started" neighbor.
but has been in successful opperatiou
since Nov. lst. 1868. and is doing good
busiuess. Make the correction.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Wanted Correspondence,

BY young soldier in the Army Of the Cum.
beiland "A sed 90, wishes to Correspond with
any number Of young ladies whose sentiments
are I.oya. to the Union, subject fun, low, and
friendship, Photos Exchanged if desired, o l..
dress George ". Patterson, o., l, LIST Reg. Ill
Art lib Div, 18th A, Cistodt,bunsv Al bs n,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
CARPET-SACK LOST.
NOTICE.


IG EORGE W. CLINE, will take notice, that
VA Petition was filed agaitst. him on the
30th day of December, 1863, in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Seiieca County, Ohio, by A bel
J. Kin ney; ard now pepdine. yhsrsins the said
Kinney demands partition af the following Real
The The East G ha!f III the south-East aauaftek Of
Section thirty six, Township one, RSnge thit
teen. in Seneca County. Ohio, containing Eigb-
ty acrss, land more or less Ai.b, the north hs
f.he West half of the North.W quarter of
section SIX, Township one, South Of Rang four;
Ohio, containing Forty Acres Of Land. sna hat
1t the next term q, said Court, application i'll
,e aje BY siid gDelJ K'nney, for ah Mder
..ccgdinglv, ABEL IskIENkf..
r. g. Pennington =
Attorney, gsa -E1aonxklo
tip eth 1851. Ct - d.,
HHHF.. O. s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Fresh Arrival.
Joe. Maxwell the proprietor, Of the
Upper Sandusky Drug store is in the re-
cept Of a new supply Of Fresh Drugs,
Medicines, Fancy articles, etc, etc.
Don't fail to call and see him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Robbery.
The Grocery of G. Il. Livenspire resi-
ding at Marsailles, was entered on Satur-
day night last, by some daring burglar,
and property to the amount of S4o0, car
red off. Nothing is yet heard Of the
daring thief or the property.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Abolished.
The plan Of inserting notices gratis in
our Local and Advertising column
Hereafter we shall charge for all and ev-
cry notice appearing in our paper No
exception to this rule.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.
MIX TARIx
watal 4 Mistellaneo>ls.

OTICE TO INVAIIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Water Cure" at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
,invalids.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Change Of Time Table.
On Monday last new time table went
unto oppe~tion. For further particulars
consult time table in another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
Bodies.

Busy Bodies.
,The late Lord Carlisle said: "In pri.
vsse life never knew any one to inter-
fsre with other people $ disputes hut that
LIE heartily rersnted Of it,"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Pay Up.
II you owe for the Pioneer, pay up, and
save yourself from being dunned any
more. We are always rsady TO receive
money on subscription.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Game Law. r
The game law went into effect on Mon
day last the lst inst. Let sportsmen look
out that they are not caught violating it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Hon. Jonathan Malitt, ousted member
ofthe Ohio Legislator. has returned home
sick Of Legislative honors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
JOB WORK,

oFALl DEsCIPTION DONE TO ORDER,
In n. Best srkmanike manner. and upon the most rca-
,sn.ble terms As vs have greatly our stock
of Job Type are prepared to print AZ shortest
SALE POSTERS. BALL TICKETS
RILI, HEADS. CARDS,
pIANKS FANCY BILLS,
RpONZED WORK. PROGRAMMES,
tE CIRCULARS, &C., &cy
n,,s uron pl.ip or colored paper. We confident
hat in the Job Department, we can compete with any
eouutry offios In the State in doing good work
l. A. BRUNNER, Proprietor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

"anted.
A girl to do house work, can find a
situation by applying to ..
JOINT. AYERS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

Thanks.
Hon, ]. G LeBlond, NJ. G., will please
accept our thanks for Public Docu-
ments.
Hon. S. H. White, H. R., has placed US
under obligations for similar favors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05

NTHE BERRY BIOCK--sECoND STORY,
he low rsts Of one dollar and ffy cents per annum
sIx months -aeA ~ tN l- a.
AN PErrrSouL L Co., No. 81 Park Row, New York,
anA sh State Street, Boston, Mass are our sgens for the
sHser in those cities and authorized to take adver-
nemspts and subscription for at our lowest rates.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-05
..rss op ADVERTISING AND JOB WORK,

RATES OF ADvEETIsINa AND JOB WORK
Who'll. sAsst Posts, 100 ss,se-Ext's 50 500
Half Soo =. 4. hvo'
Fourth IVY 4, 4, oo' o
Eighth '' Low "A "A oO'
sixteenth ., l,bo 90
Blanks in proportion to the above prices.
punsral Notices, First Box SSo'
n.ch Extra ROY $50
A4uinitrstor and Road Notices. each 200
All Legal Advertising, Three or Less insertions per
a.u.,. 400.
vs.h s,h.a,usot Insertion 80.
N pnws par Ijro IL.
~ ~ tS.a-.,.mont Inaerted for Less than 200
Bali Tickets, First Hundred S'so
Zach Subsequent Hundred Z'''
NY reduction Of hve per oen from the usual rates
Will b. made for Cash . ,
me space occupied by ten lines of the type composing
~ body Of the advertisement will be considered aquare
All transient advertismesnts will be considered equa
- square, and charged accordingly. ., .,n.,,ua
All transient advertisement, together with Aunims.ra
TORI, Aachment Road and Ditch Notices. must be payeo
for iu advance. ., .,, ,;,, h
Adysrismeuts inserted for an indefinite tme' Will DC
charged for entn ordered out , o. =. ,nor.
WHEN yearly aSvertismsHts are inserted one or "ore
changes will be allowed
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County off no,.,.
- Ss-in the District Court Of the Eleyen,b To-,
cial District. cum Judi
Action brought in the District cOur, Of ~.
enth Judicial District, and the comnsir, a, h,er'
the County Of Fl Dorado, in the ONE ~ n'sd in
of said District Court, in and for said Conn,1 Dert
State. O"y and
The People Of the State OF California, - ,,oo.
kOiN and his wife, TliEGEsE KoHN, DeienS,Nv,is
Greeting;
You are hereby required to appear in an
brought against you by Martin Burpham p.tVe Sruoe
in the District Court Of the Eleventh Jud,..i, nn
rict in and for the County Of II Dorado Snd W
sWer the complaint frd therein on tbs sc,i 70 an.
April, A d. 1864, within ten davs frTcin.y Iy Of
the day OF setViceO aiier the service on - :, &, "
summons-if served within this COUNTY: n Su., ~ uS
out OF this County. bnt within this Judiei,i b,.,.
within tGeny days; or. served out Of said D.,,..
be taken against you. VIII
The said action Is brought to obtain iua,,...,
against y"I for the sum of s3U0 amour, du. ~
certain ''rcnli'sory note made by You 10 ,1N pSs
Marth 18Th. l>b.' aud Interest on SAI sum a, m
rate OF three per cent per month from Octoher o..
l>Rj also, for decree uf foreclosure Ard o,d.. :;
sale ~ certain nortEagcd premises. adjoinins ".
FrrshYtrri'h Church property, on Coloma street /,
t'r CHY % PacerVille, II Dorado County and 81.
Aforesaid moricagtd To secure the u, y,,.r, ~ ~
note also for !hr sum of aljD attorney. tr, % =,
provided tur in sail mortgage, all of which ~.
particularly q scr!h in copy of com ami h,,svk
atc6npaf yug. And n you fail 70 apnr,r sn6 ,n-
.w,r the sad complaint a. above required. m. s,A
Paitd win 'lhe Judgment against Vnu for ~
su'cs. inter-.t decree and costs according 10 n.
PRAYER 81 said complaint " N'
WI:Uss. liun :. W. BAu,xw,y JudOe of ..iJ NJ
ti!ci CoUt; ofn. Eleventh Judicial District
-- Attest NY haud. and the seal cf ,,u
sEAL. Court IN ahd Tor said County of ri no,,'
- - o.. hereto afhN-d d. a: cfic. ,n the Civ a,
liActi''lle. tlIs TIE 18Th d4F al Apra. A. p i>sa
---- u. J. CARPENTER Cert
, ILt-r. Erv Ey A. J. lAwEY. Den. C1-,t
"' c's. Ey order u Hon Ogden SIuir,,
---- County Julgr. ~ norado County
Nnhc's. q. J CARPtNTLR, Cirrt.
hv A J, LoWEr p,,ty.
W" D. VIII. Avs, III o AIRY. sISlm5
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

IL the Probate Court Of the County Of Ii Dorado,
l state Il California.
In The matter ofthe Estate of WIN. T. Hoiin.,.
worth. dcccased.-OrdeT TO show Cause Shy
uEdeT Of Sale Of Real Estate should not Be made.
u appearing 10 the said Court, BY the peiitloa
this day presented and filed by T.. 4. MebonaA,
the Executor Of the iAst i'll Sd tesiame Mt Of Wu.
7. Ho..IngsNoTth, deceased, PRAYING for an orIsr
o sale ofreal estate that it s uecessar, to vel, the
real es;a;e. TO pay the Expenses Of AdiniEisratOu
and Claims against deceased.
liIs therefore ordered by the said Court, that
all persons interested in the estate Of said deetU
cd, appear before the sand Probate Court on Moe.
day, the @2nd day Of August, A. d. 1854, Al ten
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the Cour,
Room Of said Probate Court. TO show cause why 40
u'der should not be granted TO the said Executor,
20 sell go much Of the real estate Of the sNid de-
ceased, as shall he necessary And that a copy
Of this order be Published at least four successive
weeks in the Mountain Democrat, a newspaper
printed and published IN said County.
nGDEE SQEIREs, Probate Judge.
Dated July 10Th, 1864
- True eopy-Published by order Of og-
SEAL. den Squires, Probate Judge. Attesi,
~ J. G. CARPENTER. ClrTk.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06

Tying THE TAIL OF A D0NKEY.-Five
years since, the writer was one of n party
that was journeying in the province Of
Peakin. Our equipagc was under the
guidance of an old schoolmaster, mount
cd upon magnificent ass, so full of ardol
and agility, that the two mules that com
pleted our team had all the difficulty il
the world TO keep up with him. This ass
however, was so filled with the sense o
his own superiority, and so proud of it
that whenever he became aware Of thC
presence ofany Of his brethren; he nevci
failed to commence Boosting Of it in suct
loud and Sonorous tones, that his folly be-
came quite insupportable. When he go
to an inn, instead of trying to rest him
SELF the beast passed the whole night III
practicing his music, setting all the don.
keys in the neigborhood to singing the
same tune, so that it was impossible tU
sleep. One evening we said to the school,
master: "Your donkey is an a5ominable
brute-it prevents my getting a wink Of
sleep"
"Why did you not tell me so before -
said the schoolmaster, 81 would have
stopped MS singing"
AS the old pedagogue was somewhat OF
a wag, We took little notice of his reply,
but that night we slept quite soundy.
Well, did the ass make a noise last
night!" he asked when we met in the
morning.
perhaps not" sail we. AT all
events We did not hear him."
NJ I l.
that before | went to bed. You must have
noticed" continued he, "that when an
ass is going to bray, he always begins by
raising his tail, and he keeps it extended
horizontally as long as his song lasts. Tc
ensure his silence, you have only to tie a
large stone to the end Of his tail, 50 that
he cannot raise it,"
We SMILED without reply, thinking this
was only another piece Of pleasantly; bat
We erred
"Comc, now, and see; you can easily
convince yourselves"
And accordingly We followed him TO the
court yard, where we behcld, sure enough
the poor ass with a large stone attached
to his tail, and with the air of having en-
tirely lost his accustomed spirits. Iii,
eyes were fixed OIL the ground, his ear,
hung down his whole appearance denot
ed humility and detection. We felt quite
compassionate toward him, and begged
his master to unite the stone directly
aud as soon as ever he felt his musical ap
pendage at liberty, the creature raised
his head, then his ears, then his tail, and
at last began to bray with all his Wonted
energy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTION is called to the following Int Of
n American and Foreign Periodicals, for Which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Goyeru
ment iur the carrying oil tie mails from tlc Allan
tc States Ivy steamer three tunes Il month, am
ready TO receive subscriptions al a much yEc.
rate than formerly The same care and attention
will be paid to the forwarding OF all pac GaRes, for
which this establishment has gained such all cuYll
biereputat.on throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06
ESTATE OF ALFRED COLLINS
DECEASED.

NoTI NE Aer,hy given by the und-rs'sned, A.
" ma Collins 4 iu,jn.lrairx of the E,la:, oiAl
!"d :. llns, deceased 10 the creditors a. and All
persons LINtr rllirs nsaust the sl'i d~ceaIed. to
exhibit ih"m with t'r nrrcsS4ry vouchers within
ten months afrr the mrs. publication a. this Do,ice
- 'Nr >&li Adams A'rE al the lAw ohce d Geo
q Elan' hard, IN liAc,gN..le, in th. County oi u
boIado. ANNA COLLINS,
Ainih,Siralrix of said Estate
Dated 4; fIc'' lie, July :9.h, I>6s i'm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-06

THE w Il L D, to which the New York
Il WEEKLY ARGUS has been united, has to-day
I'VE times the aggregate circulation Of any Demo
cratic or conservative newspaper. II addresses
weekly alone more than 100000. subscribers and
constant purchasers, and reaches at least half
million readers. With the steady increase in circu-
lation which Il now enjoys, these numbers will
be doubled. Nothing less than this should satisfy
those who believe that the only hope Of restoring
the Union and the authority Of the Con stitution
over now distracted and divided country, lies in
wrestling power from the hands Of those whose IA
the war; and that to accomplish this end no means
is so effective a. Ss NSp''"S, sIsuEh@abe and en-
drPusns HeWsf,spers, o. sound political knowledge
among the working men, the thinking men, and the
voting men Of the North.
Enterprise Industry and money VIII be liberally
dol IN 10