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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

lA AtSun4 IN Av4As.
We have coed reason 10 belsey'
that shtvine, and thief Killing, ar
going on In Texas ts rate not sp
preciassd BY the public Thss'
things rarely reach the ears Of ths
authorities, or the columns Of th,
newspapers. !" any tangible shape
From several in,,msiiens we have
received lately, We are led 10 believe
that this dreadful work il going on
to a shocking extent, |, Is well
known thu, the State has many
thieves, and that thievinr is rapidly
on the increase Horses, cattle, hogs
sheep, poultry, provisions, gocds, and
often money. srs stolen continually
Not a 1.-THE Of those ncfsrious trans
actions !, ever known to the conduc
tors of tho public Journals. Bu,
Wills the details Of this sort OF ras
cality are not adequately appreciated
tho extent to which fearful resvibu
tiou is being mstsd out to the elias.
Of offenders above named Is no, even
imagined.
/ IN many parts Of tho State thieves
are continually shot In the act OF
stealing; and In many other cas- ..
they sre pcr,ued, captured, ttied by
. self constituted court, snd If found
guilty, hang At oscs to the most con.
vssisnt linb. The Truth is, tho old
days Of lynch Law srr rapidly return.
ing In hi. State. The surface of ~
eic,y docs not show it, bot il ia no
Indeed, the general population Of
Texas was never more quiet aud
pcacesbls than now But under al
hi. appearances Of hsslthful Tranquil.
ity, these dreadful facts are con,inu
ally transpiring, here aud there, in
al part. Of the State.
No noise IL msds about ,hsss
things, They occur under the very
uosss Of good citiss"s Who ksow
nothing Of what is going on. Nsver
vas lyach law executed with such
sscrscy ~ nov in Tsu... People
srs losing their property, What little
has been Ieft by the var in somc
ease. rohbcr;es are accompanied by
DO, rid IA murders no con adspcc what
ever Is felt in the speedy sdministra.
ton Of justice by tho courts the ,es-
timony sufhcient 10 clear thieves Is
.lvsvs ON hand In abundance and
the sufferer, snd their friend. are be.
sinp;,y /, yar;,,,. mart. Of tho s,ato
,..n ~. a. ,.,a 81 nx, L.na.
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h..,.s,,.. NJ. M conc..,;o, If ,hc
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go. ,h;s, !. ssn",,.., - sna -.,,hed
Ma thl~f nsh nlv his nvotnssion lang
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courts vhich arr the foundations Of
ali h,,lthiul society and sound civil.
i,a,ion. II destroy. tina. rsposs Of
character. cooseausu, upon . sen.s
Of pcrsooul and public security, 80
.ecss..rv 10 rake a man = good cit.
isen in oil tho relations Of life. II,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11
HACKS AND DRAYS!
r II. NULKiN.

II ETURAS. ~ tAouks " We citistae
II asd husiasp usa Of Marshall, 400
v,c,u,sy, ~ H. libsssl psneesss h'sAss'
to essss1DA y ~, aaA d<sisvs 70 insos.
theu ~ = b nov ssdy lisssssd' end
pspsssd. NM
NACNU AND 0WAHO,
10 serve tbsu = sAsst so,ics. ssd 10 ~
ms~t rssseanh)s ossns.
Jan. 8. 1851. H-V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Mo0He ana z1Ot Tor 0ase1
nESHRABlsh properly 10 'hs city o
IL NsssAasl. Apply 10 .
HILL / LANGLEY.
Mss,hsli. ijss ~. rs. teu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

A Chinese sIasaac 10 nost 81
.rsordisssy publication. The dsys
for pssvisx, bsi,disK, travelling, ssd
nsssyisg sss lsiS dovs il Il visA
~ gssstsal nisstsssss. Ths whese
psssoA u fsss seasons V divided ists
tvssty .fbsy selss tssss, sssh pessss-
isG sses characteristics ss1s, I'D
corresponding y ~ day ~ vhisA
~ sea ssssss ~ arsa y 1AssstA
degree Of oss Of IL twelve sieas 4
~ setiss. A ~ cAissss y . h.
sss sslssass, tss plss~ u tAsss ~.
ssiess, sqsaaosss, ~, vAieA ssev.
Isss ~ thsss gssas festivals n ~
ysss, sss shaagsd svssy yssv Thsss
10 slse ~ isssesataaisa u ths srrssss
Il ~ CAiss.s yssr u - dsys
vhisA, IN . pssisA Il svssy tAirty
No ~ thirty .thrss nsssAa, ssosst-
isg " . grssa Doash II thirty asys,
vtisA = sssosdiagly iswodsesd,
every tws u shsss yssss, 10 sssa .
vay - y psssssvs ~ osSss Il shsss
svssly bss pssssdA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

A. Asssst ~ Isty 10 ~ sssstsy
vAss ~ - NJ Aseeeods AsseI
sssaaios1, " Web, - dsslass; ~
Msublss ssvss ssos slsesl Il tis't
. vsst 49, ! ~ ~ ~ ~. ssl
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49, s
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11
r.. II. DAVIS
NOTARY PUBLIC.
NAHaU ALL, TEXAS.

VH1jl.l. TAKE As6souIsdxvnesss " Pno' d
w l,se<u. hsg4Sn0s, and Aasvess W ssssf'
rsg.'os ~. .....A.s
IN ,,,coasaiv. n ~ Wsss 49, VI Ne rUb.'c
ss.ass, nssS ~ " IN. tssss' Drug htots.
f.h = M. n57-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11
DAVID MepHAIL,
VArou.leAHR AID JYVnn
nAnaRALL, fBxAs.

MOULD ssupastully aaaoanes ~ ~
w "a frtss6 ~ paitoss, ~; y =
sssin q vsst q Nv ~ stss'd. N~W
SIDE oi ~ PsAl,c 6@sar.. vArfe y V o.
siroes u again serivias literal 'hsrr :"
pahl'e sstsesA1s.
Tho mAss i.vS. n'*''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Gso. l.. niLi... .rhos. ~ LAsoLkr'
lllLL L LANGLEY, Attorney II
Law, Asss.sii. 1.A.s, viii practice
III tie Coatu " ~ SixM Judicial Dis
ret, sud IN tl,s Uoaasy VI MasNG In ths
E,sL,h District.
Nov ~, ". l4-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

4, ". ., nspxs, ...AKAav q. NALL.
IIlUkA 4 HALL. AsiSsssys II Law,
III Shssvspost, u. Osses w Market
street, Usos ~ Max.
March ], lUte. &I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Klcw BcssR AT VisnnA.---A
Bsrsss Nan Tsrvsd a~d IavwisAstf
Nv N,gyo~s. ssrs Informed yes
terdsy Of = rich scene that occurred
. few days since n Vieans, . village
10 tho southeastern portion Of this
county. The faa,s are about thess
A sub sgsst Of the Bureau, nsmed
Pointer, from Msrshail eonnty, 10
string 70 replssiah the co1sr~ Of W.
Bureau, OF bis own, appeared in VI
ems, md attempted to collect the
sum " = dollar and = half from each
negro. on tho rretsncc uhst this
Amount WIS due from ,LOsa 70, ds~S
iDx W oontsae,s. lhs negroes eosld
sas see Il 10 this light, ssd Refused
" pay the subsidy, vhsrsapon Poin
tor, having inhibited freely of corn
Juice, sbu.sd the ssgroes ~ : round
ratio, oursing snd threatening them
Amer bearing this ill patissce cesssd
to bs a virtue, . crowd Of them ss'sri
the iackless agent, and bssmssred
biz face with ssr, Afterwards spplisd
q cost Of vsrsish, Esd With this arsss,
turned him loose. Bat Poistsr .
troubles did not end here. IL bis
DISASTROUS plight As ssssssd The STORE
q nsschsst, where .hsrs we're soas
lsdias. using bcislssoss ssd isdsesst
language. Ys laid hlssslf do~s h
fore ,As Ars, nuttsrisg, asd eursise
,hs while, when The nsschsss a..
tempted TO put him out Of The hosss
Al this Poia,ss showed Sight, ssd
vss struck . severe bIow % ths Assd
with . hsschst, vaish sobsrsa Ain
ssd gavs hin . diaGsss fos tAs VI
saas ossstry. lie len psssipitstsly
ard csss isto Huntsville yssasrdsJ
uessiag with disaRsrsd Sad bloody
fan.-HknApr.N fsd~p>sdsni
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

which is certainly remarkable. Yc
VIC do no, sec that II hes attsaotc'
any general comment; il ia taken =
a matter Of course. The very fac
tina, il is admitted tina, so mucl
money 10 and has been expended ia
l~yislstion, shows TO what extent tn
the Decentralization has been carries
by the Republicans. No Que sup
posed that any person, company, o
sc, Of men would come forward ans
offer to spend money for Legislation
II they were not ssssrsd ,ha, j, wa
the only way to secure tho object dc
sired, In other words, IL there wcr'
no ohicisls and Legislators asking fo'
brides and refusing to vote wiihou
them, there would b. no person read,
to offer 10 buy votes People are
no, in :hs habit Of throwing swsy
their money in that way. Thcs,
things are all the natural results q
the disrcspcct Of the laws and ih'
Constitution which has been gene
rated BY tho teachings Of tho party
claiming to be the representative o.
moral ideas The result here ia lh'
sane thst is seen IN the history o.
Ill ages and oil countries where III,
same stamp of men have obtained
control and power No business car
long prosper under such = drain, Al
the evidence shows certain enter
priscs were subjected to Al Albany
last winter. Nor is it to b. wosdcr.
Cd that the burdens OF the people
in the shape OF taxes, are annually
increasing, when the Law makers can
BE- bought aud sold in that manner
Facts like those furnished BY The
Constitutional Convention Commit.
tee may we'll cause general alarm
The party which is guilty Of such
rottenne~s cannot any longer main
taiu its supremacy BY the cry Of NOR
ality, negro, and nsui,y,
The Abysinian Expedition.
Tho world 10 looking on with some
csriosi,y at the progress Of tho
British Abyssioian expedition, aud
with many speculations as to its 70.
suit The EXPEDITION wns uudsr,s
ken without Parliamentary sanction,
~ the case vas thought to bs urgent,
the authorities relying upon the sp.
prevail Of that body when 1t should
assemble. Nor have they been
disappointed Parliament has Assem-.
bled, and after little grumblins on
the part of some members, tao
million pounds, or about ten million
dollar has, been voted to defrsy
expenses One journal HATS tina.
tho British capsise-, whom Theodore
the Abys.isian King retains, nigh,
have been rsnsomed with a much
le,s sum than this appropriation, but
to pay any ransom was not thought
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11
MRS. 4. J. 00D,
(sucesssor to + f. wcd,)
DRUGGIST AND AP0THECARY
soufn sipa r1sLE scuAns,


- .r
DnUUulOi NM HTVI m
.n,,. am. rr,,r .cu...
N A u \ II A /. l., TEX A \,
HAS received ~ y nov opening h''
a - cvMts'e '. ~ ~ OnuuS
CHEMICALS. ssd PAlkNt MhDl
CINkS, PAINTS. OILS. NAkNlSIi
"a s,IAsaWARE pEKrlJMkRY
MDAPS. ilAIR PREPARATIONS
CON M. BHUuHES, &c. Ac. And 4
-, yar;wty oa
.
Toilet ano FoneS Assocses,
a.,.i.., and is,,.I l,.,,vu~.,. Ph,,.
go. r..cI.. is. sud S.d,Ilc K.s.
T. a......,. - i,,~r. Az =.
% o"f Us.,.,a -.,
'rsa ss"!p u co""' ""'"'"' ''"'
We" "'" wv"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Cuaa vos TooraAcus.--At .
usssiux Of the i.osdos Medical
soeissy. DR.. Blake, . Distinguished
hsastiiosss. said that b. VA abb 70
suss ~ noss desperate esss Of
sssshsshs, ssisss ~ dissess vss
sss sssasd vmh Thssosiisn, BY shs
spplissties u IL fsllssisg rsnsdy .
AIsm, rsAsssa = ~ iopslpsSls
Dsvass. tws 1sssAas sitsoss spisils
4 ssAss. sssss AssasAs; uIs ssl
speay y ~ tsseA 'a..4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11
J. u. TuLl.us,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEX AZ,

Having r~tur,ed IroA thr Ohio Dental
Coll. r.. o&r hs s.rv cs 10 the public
UNI.e--Es., oi tho Csur, Houss.. Over
The store Of W. N. Joi,sssion L Go.
Marshall, March =, 81. 3J-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

iOliN BURKk. As,sspsy sd Uosn
d ss..as u Law. Marshall, 1sasa,
n.y,s9 svsansa ~ pssstWs VI bis pso
l.-..vu, whi psscsscs ~ all the coaf's
., ,is sixlh Jv1su,s. District.
bus,unn ,nlsasaed 10 his care vii re-
ceive s.s,es ssd pso0pa attention.
Ust. ~, ~. ps-"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

IunN r. WILLIAMS. A',osry =,
u Iaaw, MsrrnAli. 1esss. hs< 'es.''""
'lo sacile. Vi bis pfo.ess,on 10 III. courts
,l lac SIKH Judiclal p~tr,e,, aod ~ 'hs
.oun,v Of Marion o. The Eighth Judicial
iisif.,if. Careful attention sii "a H''eh
Go br collection OF claims and settlement
VI Oh debts.
Mas.hu., Nos. a.. lese, ni+''f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

Ths Isvs Of . eros seoss, u b
~, y ssssgss has ~ lsve Of ssy
eeAss lsusls islividssl. Liks viss-
m, ehs sHsssioss Il AiGA-s1svag
we.aa never spell. lss ths swssa
viss that bscosss calculated. sos
~ sssr wise.
Al Me- sAsy gsi fAs sssss, tAs sr;sA.
VIE hsasd ssosssA wss' ~ alAsns,
Who dsssd ~ has1is's 4ssvsss tide,
rau sssy ~ y vonAs's ehss.s
Thoss Wis asss bssvsd The oAsAis9
.sAsoA
Haes hsasd ~ uiais's vsa9sAsl bio,
Nav soesua4 ~ ssasss shss1srPsAl.
~ ~ ~ sApasss1 By kiss. d
TAaeAssy says ~ 'wAss . 80 =
h ~ vieA 80 vsoen y hnily \ b
ee4osisAiae he's keSa - bsssass Il ~.
- psssos sessssAs4 VIA 4"
ysL y ID wsss upes ~ bes1sss
| .. u sesAs Of sasssisy, - hs1ea
J y ~ .sssa T = ys.s1 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-01-11

sssrns, Who used biz vie very III.
vas una day tsitisg to 0asrieL 10 a
ass sentimental manner, In praise Of
sonjsEsl love sd felicity The
hsses I'd, - sid Sssvse. who behaves
sskiscly 10 his vifs, deserves TO
have his houss burasd over HI. hesd
n II you tAink 80. aid Garr'ek I
hope your hosss IL Insured
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

Col. Shepherd, of Washington
County, Texas, has realized $50, 900
from an investment of only 5000 in
sheep five years ago.
Mile Brohan. after serving twenty
seven years In the Theater Francois,
Paris. retires on a pension of 81 300.
NeapoIi:an newspapers announce
the arrival there Of Gen. Hooker, aud
says he is known at home as Fytin
Joe"
DeFoe could find no publisher for
" Robinson CrusOe;" Thackery, for
" Vanity Fair" Charlotte Bronte,
for Jane Eyre Emerson, for his
first essay on nature-until patience
had been exhausted.
George Wood, formerly of the
Broadway Theater. New York, has
leased BanvaTd's museum, in that
city, and is now filling it up, and
hunting curiosities in Europe for it.
He promises to Out-dO Barnum.
Maximilian's physician has been
distributing his memorials, among the
recipients of which is Queen Victo-
ria, who gets a gold medallion and a
lock of Carlotta's hair.
"Parson White" of Richmond,
who challenged Gen. Butler. is said
to be the best pistol shot in Virginia,
and it is said that he cracks almonds
with facility, by shoe ting them when
thrown into the air before they reach
the grOuRd.
The Emperor Napoleon makes a
note of everything he wishes to re-
member In his memorandum book.
As soon as he has filed up a page of
it he tears it out, reads it over, and
then he tears it to pieces. He says
he never forgot anything noted down
and read over in this manner.
Train, when in Cork, gave dinner
to the Roman Catholic clergymen,
whom he told that he had promised
the Pope to build q palace for him on
the banks of the Hudson. He also
promised each of the reverend guests
a return ticket to Washington to at
tend his own Inauguration banquet at
the White House.
The chief accountant of the Bank
of England is Mr.. George Earle Gray,
who has just celebrated the sixtieth
year of his service In that capacity.
We have a similar instance of long
service in the case of Mr.. John ID.
Barclay, Of the Treasury Department,
in Washington. He went into that
department when a boy of seventeen,
and was recently at his post fine old
gentleman, about eighty years of age.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

mS nave the facility OF the best Ma
tEEt1l0ry and Workmen, and viii give all
p 'a~lscN entrust ed TO us our individual atten-
p tA-z.t HI orders promptly. warrant cur
'aFuIsCs and charge reasonable prices
ttlN1ca and Foundry, corner of First and
&rcEI Streets, Evansville, Ind.
10 B.-WO rl1men sent to all parts to 1T
.2l7 ugCrk and do repairing.
'lE3&syn SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

Ne96 York, Dec. II, 1857.
In my Card of Nov. 1, 1897, I Stated
that, - for the purpose gilmore fully
supplying the wants Of the pubIfcs
and fm order TO prevent unscruDu@
lOUs dealers from palming of im1e-
r1Or and worthless goods as. the
Morton Gold Pens, 4 shall here
after sell NO goods at wholesale
except only 10 duly appointed and
authorized A@entss' etc. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered.
La accepting Agents, great Sare haa
been exercised TO appoint those whos
by Iong-continued fair dealing, have
acquired reputation for honesty.
responsibility, and probity-men IN
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep a full assortment ofmy
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get a full equivalent for the money
paid
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country.
30 that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must set t from the Local Agent
or from headquarters
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity 70 the above, the
liberal discount $40 Clubs" beins
sudacient 1llducement to al others
A. MORTON
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
GEO. H. FISH R.F. BARTER.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FISH AZ BARTER.
No. IS Main ST.

EYYE HAVE CONSOLIDATED OUR
w capital, and viii continue in the
same business, at the old stand OF Geo. Il.
Fish q Co., No. IS Main street. under the
6Tm name of FISH & BARTER.
With our increased capital ana business
facilities. we viii be enabled TO keep g
larger and better assorted stock, and We
= such prices as viii give entire satfsfae-
JiOu to all those who viii favor Us with q
caII. GEO. H. FISH & co.
+. F. Barrier * CO.
Evansville, Ind, March >, 1873.
mclI0 DIV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31
xBRACCO SCREWS, &C., SC.
asrx and Brass Castings of Ever

1lsZ and Brass Castings of Every
Description.
gshaE6rs IN steam Guages, Gum Bestiog,
rtrm ETieks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
EcG1, re-, at Manufacturers Prices.
@IaA ring Done at Short Notice.
1VuriE1n en- sent TO all parts to it up work
~ Repair Boilers and Machinery.
mEEr All orders willr eceive our tndlVidu-
MsNftan1tOn, and Will be pro II allied on
AaR 1last reasonable ernas. go.
eTgElaR1E Street. oot6-dly :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Communicated.

WE were very much gratitied by n
visit to the fourth room of cur Union
Schools on Wednesday evening of last
week. a variety of exercises were
gone through with, declamatory and
oratorical, varied with song, and to
the credit of teachers and scholars, be it
said. that, considering that there had
been little or no preparation made for
the occasion. the pupils acquitted them
selves remarkably well. Some evinc-
ed more than ordinary talent for the
part performed. and others manifested
Il desire for improvement, while all be-
haved with perfect decorum and pro-
priety. From experience, we know it
to be'difficult to control children during
any other than school hours" and we
considered the good order which pre-
vailed on that evening, as highly cred
liable to the general government OF
the school.
We would advise parents to visit the
schools oftener. and see for themselves
what their children are doing. These
exercises are given every Wednesday
evening. and visitors will find it a
pleasant way of spending the time, and
perhaps infllse some spirit into the
hearts of the teachers, who must find it
rather discouraging to receive no marks
| OF approval from the outside world, fol
whose children they are faithfully Ia
boring.
AN OLD TEACHER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Cueal aud sgliseellaueons.
Church Directory.

n. +. Church.-Corner of johnson and Sew
enth streets. Services every Sabbath ut l01S
e'clock 4 NJ. and r. M. s
REV SMITH, Pastor.
CnlteA Brethren Church.-Corner of Findlay
and Seventh streets, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Services every Sabbath forenoon and evening
Sabbath School at A. n. The public are cor
daily invited. ,..,
y,ntherau Church.-Services every Sabbath
voorni,,g and evening at the usual hour.
Rev. w. j. SLOAN, Pastor.
sscr,u.u Reformed dChurch.-East side of North
Fifth Street. German service at i0 O'Clock \.
M the iIrst two Sabbaths of every month. Eng
lish service at 2 +. NJ every Sd and 4th sabbath
Rev. 1. KLINGEi, Pastor
Presbyterian ChHrch.-Corner of johnson
and Seventh SITS. Services every Sabbath ri
Rev. H. d. Fry, Pastor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

The Americans often express their
admiration of European longevity, and
seem to think that the climate of Amer
lea is not so favorable to long and Wig
orous life as in Europe. This is mis-
take. The idea that the old country
affords so many superior opportuni-.
ties and that its climates are better
adapted to long life, we believe to be
absolutely false.
Why. we have seen the native Amer
lean of nearly sixty summers, with
heart full of love, and pockets rcplcte
with candies courting young widow
| of only TWENTY-FIVE!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

Public Thomas Coons will
offer at public sale, at his residence in
Pitt tow nship, Wyandot county, Ohio,
two miles northeast of Little Sandus-
KY. on Saturday, February 18th, 1868.
at 10 o'clock A. M. the following prop
erty, to wit; 2 work horses, 2 two-year
old colts, 1 set double harness, set
single harness, l sleigh, 2 saddles and
brides, ] cooking stove, l two-horse
wagon, and l double shovel plow.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

A Card.-In behalf of the Presby-
terian Society, we hereby tender our
grateful acknowledgements and thanks
to the Methodist Episcopal Society,
for the use of the basement of the NJ.
E. Church building, in Upper Sandusky,
for SO long time without any remu-
neration, hoping, at some future day, to
partially, at least, return the kindness.
ID. w. BYRON,
r. A. HENDERSON. !.
Feb. 10th, 1868.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Feb. Goth, 1868.

The members of the Wyandot County
Republican Central Committee are re-
quested to meet at the Office of Grisell 6
Kali, on Saturday, March 7th, 1868, aH1O
O'Clock, A. n.
The members from each township
will please: report the names of those
whom they have chosen as assistants.
AS business of Importance will be
transacted, it is very desirable that
there be full attendance. 15-2t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

Rare Chance.-The Tannery OF
the late Samuel Kuenzli, of Weinsberg,
Holmes Co., Ohio, is offered for sale
with or without the land belonging to
it. This Tannery is in good condition,
is very valuable and will be sold on ten
years. credit. For further particulars
apply to John Kuenzli, Weinsberg
Holmes Co., Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

Young America.-Rev. III. B. Fry
delivered the last lecture of the course
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday evening. He had
good subject, fine audience, and we
do not hesitate to say that the lecture
was unquestionab]y the most instruct
i've, practical, entertaining and able of
the course. The merits of Young
America were admirably commended !;
his follies, most triumphantly exposed
and ridiculed. We would advise those
of our neighboring towns who may
desire to hear lecture that is lee
ture. to invite Mr.. Fry to give them
s'Y oung America
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27
Spiritualism and the Bible

SpiritualiSm and the Bible
Rev. H. R. Nye will deliver two lee
lures in the Presbyterian Lecture
Room, Upper Sandusky, Saturday and
Monday evenings, March and 8. Sub
jects: First evening, on "Modern Spir-
itralism." Second evening, on 1.-THE
Bible: What it is; What it is not; and
how to read and understand it.'
These Lectures will not be doctrinal,
sons of all churches, and of no church,
to 'scome and hear.' Admission 25
cents each Lecture. 2t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

Rev. H. r. Nye will pl each in Bee
ry's Hall on Sabbath afternoon, March
Sth) at O'Clock and also in the even
ing at the usual hour.
We have always heard Mr.. Nye spo-
ken Of as a gentlemen of great abili-
ties and we therefore hope he will be
greeted by full house.