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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
CAN bic 9aineis. Staatsseituus eiueeianst
con Bremen.
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Deutlae MSnner In, her Gerne!
@obin aud ter Deuti9e 1einen STUFF
ieBe. cine aeue 6eimatb ld au teordnren,
er foil pie beimii6en @6tter nit f1 ueb<
men. lou rem eertlhen Gimme unp @rife,
Gem eeuti6en .@a'erlanpe treu tleibeu.
Gt Ioll cariiber ,peden. BAT lteraQ auf
Green ter rtutihe Mame qeebrt. eer, ceuts
lde GinHuf eef1bli reree; Ct foQ ioroeu,
oae eeutide Cite uno teuti1e Gudiia<
felt III ollcn @sltthcilsn ber,f&e; oas ii
lie meltasibihtlide Mufaate Ter i'm 9tus
Iance peilenrsp 9eutl&:n. Diele Nnf,
gaze fte'S NIT &ralt unp Mutb 3u erfll~
len. caSu terori g hes reoen 9eiaiaen
0erteb,S nit BEN Muturl1nce. Deut.
Idle Wdsner. aud, in Ter Gerne leio 9br
nit une turd ros 're6lsl) eitieeB ano bril-.
cerliher Qietc rertuncen.
Mit MufmerfIamtsit folat SIR unieren
Sstretunaen, eie alien Streitioteiten reut<
iter Stdmu,e atiuttun unp bic Ginbeii
uniercs 8aterlanpsS Su beoriinren. tpel&e
ruben mu6 Scr Nuen, ouf Ter Giniaf.it
IN trlrerli&er @tiiununa. Mit trarmer
1beilnabme faint Str tieJefe, ouf tenen
in hen lebten 9abren bic Ginmltbiofeil
aler teuti6sn Stdmme ,pier.rbclt sinta il
aldn,enpen Muetrud ld ee(&afsn.
8ir trinatn Gud nun Die &unte. ta6
in rer Mitte Suit res nddden SAT-,
rts in .unitrsr olten 6anlttapt. be ME biz
Veetc aereien. no re COLT. RE 8ein,e teut-
iden Gleifes. @iNsns unp Tortihr;ttee
~ rerbrsiten Ills iter ben Seeon binous,
cos 3mette Deutf@e . unpes,
i'd ieBen oef,iert morrer miro. 3u mel,
dem mir Ibeilnebmer aus a0en @auen
Deu,inlante errroyten. @ir enttieten
.Gu@ uniern ber,li6rn @ru6 uro laren
Gu6 Gin. Gu@ NIT uns III freuen. ~
erbeten. @ir rufenGu@ allen bic @cr<
te sines potsrldnriiden Didtsrs III
wMau ioQ ni6t auemantsrn ME rer ei<
aenilhtiec &ate aus eer &rhe 3cob.
mel&r brauesn bleibt. menus aur ibm
rrobl ersebt; man icQ a%ustpancrtn ME
Die ouea.ldidte Toute, ,rtlde teimfebrt
nit csmS elipeia." 8onmt unp fetert NIT
urs infer. Guer Set!
On tieie auforceruna fisen ,pirb nod
cine Bite: Da 3ur gerberrltduna bes
.Beftes rem S&dBen preifti ertbeilt ,perren,
10 pelren, mir G~srenaaten, bic 9br uns
,,ulf ieftm Bebufe brinat. ole 3ei6en Ter
'reuer, rater!dntii@en @s6nnuna. Sic Gu.
re 6srler au@ fern pon trr 6etmatb Ct.
faQt . panfbor ent9eRennebn,et.
Ter 8eetun tes Gefes II auf ben 16,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
9l,s Sic Tarlncr
,0Lson Carer County unb umaeaene
q Derb.

@ortmnarle1l11ls ulnb Sfenlfipre
bee tlnter3ei&neten entbalt tie btRe Nuspabl
spu Oefeu Der neusRen uno bstudtrteRen NuRer.
fspie Dart NIB ple&pAaren o1et Art. !.
So babe teit aur go aent.. tur@ Anael.
Lang eines auetlannt1. se(@idten BIe d.
anisls safar lselerat.S sab 8at,ner, ptldt
neuet artiftl auferlt3tn. ppef Mtpdtaturtt
md&en u taftn pini&en. In meihtuA 5iste in
Carer itre 8eaeQunoen ua@en tSnueu, nit ter
0spi6beit, gut bseieut ~ perben.
9obn Gunl,
n329 9aser, Rin1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
D0fDtab @auS n :
IN 3pm Soiepb Sarbb, 5's

vac PCT 81. Mntbor ~ unb Tert.S trabe.-
ct. Yaul. @,2s
Dieter AtrGunise. pcbleinse1i@tete @anbci,
BON hem n%nterjei1ncten nun ALIEN jberucna.
n en-. bitttt &eiienten mit,i AoRaansern ale 30.
uen1l'tfsiten .eiuer 5simat... Or unter,eihn.te
Sissnttun1rr tpirb AIDES auftiee1, Itins atebr
ZEN, Safe 3u' ttfrieeieen. io@tin It{& ii.fer,
unb cute &pt uno feline Bar it ieter.
,tit nit hem Yeiten serlebsn. 1utrleute Md,
id nod ,teirnpers auf he nit tent Saul, per.
bune'ne CUTE @talaas aufmsrtiam. 327
Solepb 6arty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
. Sur ba6sreifenbe .Nutlifuun.
.pss -Sarn,ers Some. .
.@alt- unb BparbinQbQuS,
u pom paul M 8 { r. %

. BON PAUL " eB0er.
V syh IS Sstrabt, tinter benz @inslop -pau@t,'
,n,m3,r ct. paul Minn.
Dislss bsliette @anbaus it NIT ausaeeibue.
Statuns ,s1ar 81, Gsirann Vferre unp Il.
Ign tae,9tn ooIraun1 NIT bellem. flaremQ Duel.
Malle. psrlseea: SeessA @tfdbrte ineet bin.
tansI.9ss Seca@ iebsnio 1T zine quite. une ae.
l@lclene ysrea tur; So Vaar Cattle bel tem
pauit. .5eu unb .aae nStbigfn 8iitierunasn be.
ltaneig uno in srcbeim' gorratb pu1banb,u: tes.
sltiben tauts iA lol9e Jlterunss. Nrtifel fort.
'rabrene fir Baarpreile. ,sn 80 .l~,,s
!. Senlt!se 9%!nri9tune, losie Spsiie unt Ct.
G55qi sic s,a r,-:, pQul VteRaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
barlt8@ rpgb,
're4Rsrsr u. 9apeaierer,

VVtVtIVV " NUvvAtIttt1g 1T.
5Iq stertalb Der alten pot OfFre.
StraBe. st. paul, Miun.
en1pfttlt f& biermtt rem esebrtsu beuti@tatput.
titum our Nntert;sung aler In fein Oadb ihla.
9enten Arteiten. pel&e Rtts auf tas aeihmad.
polite une III iebtr 8niebuus.. ,ufrtsetna.Qtn
bslorAt mer6en. 3O9-fu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
uM . Il itpt>",

esu'ISe N'|tauraticn Il, 2asstt;srzS elccn,
epn Srauf Oeyd,
nabs benz Dept unp oiut nstsn rs! 5auaetrIde.
ST. Antbpuy, Minn.
Dis ausbs|u6tsisu Osritts, ~ts;;:iple @.iue
NIB S%iqnsule, Irwis bic fiaNsnS avanna Giaar.
rem hne toliI'tss Srtb'iGes "a, ,t;er rtbsn il,
r1siusm elegant s%iaserittstsu Ga.ora tsa aesby.
tin Walten ltste su EisNi!sn.
Jeesn W'prsen j rtien 9un&!
SlO-13. HraufDard
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
Der Mebeaenfaaten.
et,, pom BEN 66n8z

mann Uoote.
Sn elmer In Neteuenienate a.lceen.
rer Bratbuns elmer iueenannttu
GurrsnevtiQ Aebalt,nen &ere mart Wlr.
Der befanntlid un!erce0cn aus Gem
Neteleneon9rsb aus9etretsn II, Die Brase
auf @aezif unfere gaze? une
bsartrortete ritlelte pabin: .Btr feben'
am Manre pss @ercstbens. ualere ii.
nan,en tint. Dant rer 10 pertrederiihen
Nibperwa!!uns. I'M Nuslance auf ras
ernhlidae aiFcirt. 8iS jtpt Bat man uns
teine a&tunascoue NldFdt anaereiben
la(7en uno ee ihsint aud nidt rae man
Dies fur ne 3ufunft beasiitiiSt. 3u
Daule bat cine Ncibe poa l~sS,elatiuen
Waereaeln Annabme sefuncen, melhe una
Yermeielih rie Staatenredts, cie Slaaten.
lou serdne,dt unp pie Gteibeit Dec, Bpltse'
pernidten milsn. wsnn liz niht obne 8er>
3us mccifj.rt percen. Der Gonsrc6 BAT
nit reieencsr S@nsuistett alt feline wit'
tisen 0ewalen aufsraeten uar ftebt I'M
Be9rif. einen militdriiatn Gespotiemus
a%uf3ubauen. ME nod nie @sfdi6tc fsinen
8lsi6en bot tennen letnen. Nnrere Wpr.
l@ldse lieaen citiem Gorsrs0e cor, melbe
,psnn fe pur&9tbcn, iu!6e GenYulIcnsn
berport1in9en mli1en, eieuuier eanjes
Reoterunaeiyaem zen ernftti&fcn @eiabs
rem aueleeen ,peroen. Gncrme Diff
brduhe Ger teitbtr rer Grteutise perriuiss
ten @enalten Gnp rcrsetommen unp baz
BEN aQentbalben nnltce 2anpSleute mil
Durdt unp 0iietrauen erfiut. Die 9o>
lift eee 8esenrdrti9en &onareiles ldeint
pabtn au oeben. bic un3ufrisrenbeit aQein
pur@ Waftnaetpa!t niecer ~. ba!ten,! cine
politif. tpel@e jtnsr dbnlid II, bic let be.
rlbmte Ga1l pon Strcforp in England
purnilbrte, unp rpelhe rem 8opf Gail bee
Griten auf ptn penterblod 'tra&te une
mslder aud Der .1opf Strafotes' autn
Opfer ftl. -Gbe ,iebn Sage tergcben,
ptrp Die Ureibeit Der Delibera,ion in pie
Jet &Srpsrldaft lSenatj peltitdnpis i'm.
tersradt ltin. Mu@ eir Ireibeit Der pr:Ne
wi,o In perielben 3sit ibr Cube .,ertei&.
baben. llnp Anaeli@ls folder Dotfaqs
unp wdbrenp Corruption all, apitlidtn
Qandle anaefaQt bat, pas 1T pcr ;3efanr
unlerer Sruneen 2? See settbeipiet TAPER
unp nit aGtiols &i@monp unp PEERS
burg, Die unaete&tt. tb1ridte :unp2 per,
be&sr'lae1 GntfernunB hes tapf.rn un!.r
erfclArei&en Sobnitun Don Der &ennslee.
Nrnee une tie @erle9una cieier Armee, IN
rie Na9batl9aft 0 Nalbsile baber
S1rs@ eorAia. Glc>@arelina unp N!as
bat,a Der Armee rea 0sneral Sbermar
preis Reseten. Sort MeAuiler 1T 9efaI:
len. Sapannab miro fallen. Das S&id
lal ron &barIeiton ibeint tlcs menfa'
Gage binausSeihoben 3u ,tin. 6ccp'f
9(rnee bat bereits bel Drantlin Gin $40:
bes rlnalld erli.tsn, unp IL mad ,meineu
Daflrbalten BEN, Werperben ausatiebt.
Die Ginmii4una tts Yrdiirenten Il
ole llria&e ales pisies firdxrliden Mib
Sei&ides, >pie lie au& rie unsludlid,
S&la&t pom Murfreestoro unc bic nod
unsladli6ere ron MiNionarp &ie9e, per
i9ulret bat. Soute 5coo'S Armee per
ni9tet wernsa,- Gin Grei9ni6. welde'
mir iu wabrl@einli6 {heint, - uni
SHERMAN ioute in Sdif.n in rie Ndt
uon&i@monp fomu,en. mas. rrte ih MID
ipeiRe. feline Ab(l@t it. mas wire canl
oas S&idial pom @itmono fein e. ala
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49, s. a III 9au6"
SDn Suttu6V0rc6,2a

.Gort< staee. anabe rim 84nslo,ps. 6ouf.
I'm" vpaant1, i9't nbnieTefx.9 ~, -
DdssdASte aasl aeus4aus setspirts. Jnunt.
li&e unb btqueme 3immer ifeben Damilieu xni
einaelnen perfonen aur Dispoftien.
-. Sur CUTE Gtaquue IL etenfaQ1 axf1
4eee Ssferat,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

7at~ :; @rrbera d
Qtppi&-a nub Gaptttu : Gabtu,
Rre. 225, brittle @traee.e Rea.rsa Blsd
st. Saul, Dliun. 1t5f2 |
Britannia vorrdtbis cine ttro5e aueraM
1eppfde. 0eltl1u, Matroben, ItnRer=
.ag gorbdnae, Rouleaur, Bettfererin
a Gopettn u. {. 10. q.
Rene Sitter lanseu %bef1ubis an, uuiuo iperter
70 tilia ipie mSslin ptrfauft.- se9tSt.
"a pol1erarbeu pirbt auf :8eReluna aema&t
3Ol-1s. ND. 9trona.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
WQ1binQtDn Sans,

:Deutldee Gait 1lno 9oarpin3 : 6aue,
! ST. Antgrns straBs. ct. Yaul.
nsn iternunntsne 9aus aul's @auterfe unc
tiaeeri9tei uae garantiren aQeu oet3r.
Ten 0alten biiltss nnb bcnrette Beeisnuua.
i. PSI sen1 5aule bsinset lid cute 5teauna
-. Chr. Ganiclfl IL 81 Qnren, -1I
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GomIcrtatles etuti6es
Sat unb &pGba u6
siut1 minueiota=SbaI,

Sort + StraBe, nabe benz 0lodenbaus.
Ds, l1ntsrseidns!s erlautt T9biermit. bisNut.
rserflnmfsit res s;Ebsimiiden urn ausp1rtias
bsutibsn Yutlifums aut lein nett unit bequer
eins.rihtstee Wa I. uup 1ofbaue An leutsn.
9n eenle!ten iireet Der wsrtbs SAT- bic aQer.
s.rsuuslihite uue titiN(s 9eeisnvns. rein'i&ss
2ueis, CUTE Nult, tura Nucs. was in einsr anrdE.
siaen Wirtb1daft teanirrutt rreresn fam.
@utt Staauua tsfinretli i'd s~bsnfalIe beim 9aufs.
aDaS Streten ees lintsraeidnstsu 1T bic liner.
sennunG persr, pisibn beebrsn.
IbeceOr Bdrtn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
q rbeiter>6Qlle

Doung Nmerican Salppn,
3. Stra6s, se9enutsr her GUn3srt baae.
g /. PAUL, Miinn.
Die tsfsn talter GGiraauu,
Sor!rsTlites gaSsrtisr.
~aussDribns.s Q,!Ire unb Gigarren
Edit Iete al 6ano uno tit.et ta5 re!sbrte teutl9s
NIblitum I'M aabirsidsn 3ulr.u6
3i3-1 Heter Spc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
@nibinQtpn:SauS,

Dritte StraBe, 9 t.. peter. Winr.
-Diies 5ctsl tat cine Nn,ab' BON %aerGumiaer
2immern unt belst iiterbaurt aQe Beauemli&.
ieit,u e;nee. 6auiea er1er Slave.
-Guts Staaunaen iine bsm 6aufs teiaefuat.
Die poNd,iie perldBteae ,@afbina:rn.5 aue'
far Weu.l lm isbsn Jrsitae u. @ontoa Nereen.
W--ts. Schn Shrfer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

Suit 1865 ane.lbt; rs&t frabsdtise
NumeleunA Der uns 8elu@tnten If Ct.
miniht. .73,
RENE, n, I'm DECEMBER 1864. .
Das GentralsG omtte fGr boo 3rpeite teut.
Recommendation: IS /. 81.
s. 8. Meier. 58a s6Iat 6. Duff.
YrdFeent. .8iee.pralp. /.
G.. y. 6spnan, S@riffabrer.
(SDe4lAbldttsr psrrsn stiu&t. ~ eepiun.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

Der un8e aBnia 2ubwis
BON Baperr bat lid. nit Ser 19iab<.
rtaen 1chter re5 mepiatiErten Glrlen
von 6oben,ouerns5 iomorin9en perlctt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07
@eiter'S
Dafptab>9 pufe,
Minn.

ytep< UIW, VtINH.
Der1ntereihnets SEN, :rihtiat bae vublilun,.
bdh Ct unter otiaen .'enaen Elm oeutfmee 6oN'
erGHnetblt, oaS u: ,tnten aQs 8eauemli@feihr
barti.tst.
naS- 5Ir Staaunesn it sbenfa1e aui saf
PeGt ~,ticrat. @siter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

GoS uNmerieon 6ouie",
Manfatc, Minn.,
q. M. SDrr, Giaestthmn
t'e..,t t,m Nsiieuteu iete ,rlnidcusrsrtbs g..
ansn,lihttit. une tnt6sblt Nn. oub,r rur6 an,
bern @r,Iuss. nameu,li1 tur@
* 0an3 sprSdalib Stauuna. -
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'Sairiicten Soc

Sbatcpee. Sectt 70, Wttnr.
DON Sen. Gubrcbf.
Differ ueue. nuf's eomfortat.lfe einaeri@tes,
nit brrrlidsr Stauuua, @runn,n uue ~fcnfiaen
&enssnienesn fir Anslpann s,risbsns 0aftpf
1T hermit esnn esutIden publiiun, Scn Ninue.
fota unb ben ibrisen Staaten Der lutsn befenS
eupfoblsn.
Ben. 9ubret1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

II f. 4 DO u II Il r E. Z s..
Salcrn unp &eNeltotn,
3. SsraBs ssseniIter eem altsnI s.isan. 6auls
9 t. paul, Wiinn.
Die urtcrasi1nssn MAIDEN rem sssbrtsn eeut.
ibtn Yutiltum bisleu1b ~tetaunt> sab lie lpsbsn
tsren nrusn
Saloon netit Reseltahn
errHnst baten.
gt't Der Gslllderun9, taB mir suyh sie artie-
ne SssssHUnS MEe tnsem mir nit stn ts(eu 1T.
f'te'' iis!s %1n1Suparttn i'm Stants INN, tsm!.bi
leln Tfretu, uns Gas cuasmeiulr 9Sch;noler
sal'ttrn, larsn mir gum 81 iu1 unl,1ss ueueu
etatI:lsn,ents TrsuneIid(. elm
3l3-Iy 0iNnisr. II. S%pnrumann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-01-07

lls!sGt gEtts-. II Warta IT. 2. -. ;.
50 ii: felt ;ae7rs.eE Ssa:sa an .inera iesr t5i.. GlF ts
n,eilsIn l5eiat, eer ~tsirdat.s f1!;aar.e- tcurte. liz CT uutiae
gritte.Ise ~sErEe-.s. INT ittit5iit u CHEM rlsrt!igiS.
2at.f .u:ce. ST se-iG2:. Ia: ats Gfce;;;ssa, Ta!.is 1-:2
Sta.tia:Ij ei. nbcr si&ts tI!f f.: ID liF.s Gorio>sTi!c
stBcaIC 4. g3ie ga mir r:rt:t7sfh1t ac.tea .rc5is To-
aIitttl lit.t CsTbt ilsrft Hca. i6!wane:. ct;r in ~7ssis:s
umo ;a..s: --a,te lnsiFs ..aut IS sI2t: -. -: t5sga: sas:
anee.s z;eaiGaE. g.c4 w::reEr re';ct >3T-g sa:t II :.i7t
SumDto ne Ter Granite, :rcb. r.ca eci-fus gi,a- SAX AXE
ncr g,iaaettit, uc..;t c9ne 3.eiiei Jtrsr Sarinpnt:t.a
~s..edu.a."
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''OAK g HALL
Trib @mnlert,

@deser Balbinstpnz u. Drittcn@tr.
ct. Yaul, @inm.
Dem seebrten Yublifum eiesrsebrn it Mn3eise,
nas tt BON nun al itsts bsreit hin, meiusn wer.
tgsn Vaifen nit alien Scrsen Gg,uaaren, ale
St'n!ea une 3unss, Sdpsi;er uae 2imturae,
Fa'e, Sarsiaesuu mlriutrtsn 5drinsen II. alien
IsisnB lrl;sn in msinsm Salen apf;uparten,
Osssleiten balte it ifstsp,rritbis :iae so
ten felns etauears, gori!sliNt Eiea.rsn uns
Se|tss 2a9srticr I @|as fiji 5 Gents
% %Ub ststts isrsu Grrnittas ,.ras Gun
0ris 6 ert.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-30
Holding on to il.

Although the Copperheads know that the
legal right to the Probate office vests in Judge
Kirby, and that the special term of the District
Court, to be held on the 22d of September, will
give fortible custer to the present incumbent,
he is still holding on to it, with the grasp a
drowning man gives the passing straw upon
the surface of the water. We believe P. B.
Belller would relinquish the office, but his
confreres insist on his holding on, in order to
cxemplify the Democratic principle of holding
on to an office when once you have it, like the
dog in his dying throes making the last wag of
his tail. P. B. BIS conscience we know troubles
him, for he knows he is among a mean set, but
then the fear Of offe ndipg the chief magnates Of
the Court House clique, compele him to perse-
we're in it. Let the honest Democratic voters OF
Wyahdot county, who have some sense of honor
about them, and who do not wish the foul
stigma to attach to themselves as participants
remember that this perverseness on the part oi
their leaders, is owing to their greedy appetite
for office, and that they would sacrifice every
principle of Justice and honor in order to attain
their own selfish ends, regardless of the oprro-
brium brought upon their party.
Such unrnitigated meanness is Unparalleled
in the political history of our county, or, We
trust, in that of any 6ther aid we are very mutt!
mistaken If it does hot meet, as it deserves, the
decided reprobation of the people at the polls
next October. The intelligent people of Wyan-
dot county have too much set.fcspect and too
sacred regard for their rights, to suffer any
tampering with the elective franchise to pass
uurebuked.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-30
Good Flour

Is a desideratum in q family Nothing is
calculated SO much to keep the female members
in a good hurnor 1t is. in a word, the sunrmum
bonun, Of all the fixings for eating. Bad bread
spoils the best of meals--go6d light bread on
the otherhahd is the chief luxury Of every meal
In order to have good bread Sod must have
good -four, and, as it is not every mill that can
make good -four, YOU should look for that one
which is BY machinery and construction calcu-
lated to grind any quality, and which, if pre-
sided over by an experienced practical miller,
will always produce an extra quality of -four
The Indian Mill is now doing superior work
D. R. Maxwell, proprietor. has a first class mil
Ter, and is how turning out the best kind of
-four. We are in receipt of barrel, and can
speak from the record when We say it is equal
to the best brands now in market. If you want
good -four get the brand Of the Indian Mill.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-30
Godey's Lady's Book.

Many matrcn on placing the Sep
tember number of the old favorite"
in the hands of her blooming daughter,
will find memory stealing back to the
days when she herself 80 impatienly
awaited its arrival--possibly experiencing 9
a shade of regret and jealousy that she
herself could not retain the freshness OF
youth In a like degree with the old loved
companion of many happy hour. OF
verify, Louy, if thou art in "the scar
and yellow" thy perennial bIoometh and
buddeth, monthly, as Of yore.
Terms: copy one year $5; 9 copies,
IS 50; 5 copies, 81 50: copies, $40; 5
copies, and one for person getting up
club, $sl4; 8 copies, and one for club,
S2I; II copies, one for club, S27.6O.
Address. l.. A. Cooley,
N E. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Sts.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-30
How is it Now?

But q few months ago, and the so-styled
Democratic party in this county had engraited
in their platform Of principles" The war to
be failure" and were doing all in their power
to make it so. The end, however, came sooner
than was expected. The Confederacy collapsed.
The reigning spirits of the rebellion were sub
dued; the master military genius who held the
armed forces together was routed, and the life
crushed out of the monster who had for four
years been threatening the life of the Republic.
When the news Of the grand triumph was
spread through the land, thrilling the hearts
of the truly loyal and patriotic with new life,
infusing the cheerful, joyous gladness of new
born hope for the future in the bosom of all
classes, at the dawning of so bright destiny
for the Union throughout all coming time,
deep gloom settled down upon these nofght,
anti-war, peace on any terms patriots, because
1t was a. .fnis to their croaking cries of " You
can't subdue them" The war is failure"
etc. But as the clouds began to clear away,
and the veteran hosts who had marched in one
grand triumphant succession of victories from
the Gate City" to the Capitol of the Confed-
crate States, were through with the toll and
labor of the camp and field, and were return
ing home, new light sprung up in the midst
of the benighted Copperheads, ana q new song
was put in their mouths. They suddenly be-
came the most ardent friends of the Union;
their hearts were running over with love for
the begrimed powder. dusted veterans, and the
" home organ" that had been grinding out no
thing but vituperative epithets against the Gov.
ernment-for the prosecution of the war--began
a homeward lullaby, and in the most riteous,
piaintive notes sung anthems of praise in their
behalf
The no.war patriots were con, erted into war
demons, and from cherished love for their
Southern brethren, and smothered hope that
victory would perch upon the banners of the
Confederacy, they suddenly shift their tactics,
and now spread themselves in their professions
of attachment to the soldiers who in tile name
of constitutional liberty had saved the Union
from ruthless foe, and The American Republic
IRON desolatlon.
Such piebald impudehee was never heard of
before, and to the glory and honor of the noble
boys who fonght the battles of our county, it
may be said, that the voice of the Coppefheads
has no charms for them, and so long as the
names OF the Court House clique of this county
live, SO long will the boys who dared to face
the enemy in front, remember those sneaking,
eowardly, firing ip the rear chaps, who remain
ed at home to do service for the willy enemy
by opposing the Government in all its efforts to
quash the rebellion.
Times have changed, but the wicked plotters
against the Government will not be able, with
all their arts, to persuade the vets" that they
were their friends when upon the battlefield.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-30
Characteristic.

The article entitled +" The Probate Judgeship,"
In the last Union, was very characteristic of
the man (?l who presidcs over that sheet A
more barefaeed, willftt tissue of fasehoods--in
fact, the fellow appears to have cut adrift from
all moral restraint on this occasion, and ri,shes
along with an abandon that proves predeter.
minati"n to outdo all his previous efforts in the
living line-@ere tever linked together in the
English language. Judge Bfnkerhoff came to
Upper Sandusky of his own accord, for the
purpose of attending the District Court as pre-
siding Judge; as such, he rendered the decision
in the case, which was by no tneahs fiattering
to the legal lore of the Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas who sat upon the bench here
last spring and adjudged the case-npoh which
Bill Maflow, Henry A Hoyt, Bob DUNN, and
few more such scamps, took it into theft
heads to repleoy(i. e. SteaD the office from Judge
Kirby. We hope the people of the county will
bear in mind that this pimp of humanity, H.
A. Hbyt, who was present at the serving of the
writ upon Judge Kirby, by Bill Marow, and
aluCu, auetteu anu couHseleu the proceeding
is now asking the people of Wyandot county
for their votes to make him Auditor. Let him
be marked as the nice young man who stayed
at home TO abuse the Government, and to assist
in turning Judge Kirby, an old gray headed
man who had sacrificed one son upon the altar
of his country and had two more in the field
defending the old flag, out of an office to which
he was legally elected by the qualified voters
of Wyandot county. This same Hoyt, with
the devils own impudence, now presents hith
self unblushngly to the loyal voters Of the
county, demanding of them again to elevate
him to the Aud ditorship, in preference to such
a man as General l. M. Kirby, fresh from the
field, where he covered himself with laurels won
in bravely battling for the salvation of his
country and the rights of mankind, whose lus-
tire rebounds to the honor of his natit county
as much as to his own. These things, not
the retiring modesty, amounting
to almost painful diffidence, Of our brave Gen.
eral, will be remembered on the day of election,
and the political charlatan who opposes him.
will receive his official quietus through the YER
dict of the ballot box, allowing him to retire
to that seclusion from which he ought never 10
have emerged.