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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18
MsNpuIs, Sept. 8, 1867.

 MANSFIELD $ HioBsE-
 Gentlemen: After snf- fering more or less from the ague for five years, and finding no permanent relief from Physicians prescriptions or the popular rem. edies of the day, was induced by friend to try your new, (though already widely known.l .sure curen for fever and ague, the Texas Tonic Syrup, and am happy to state that it worked to a charm. hasehad but one chill since commenced using il (and that was caused by my own imprudence the third day after.) although nearly three months have elapsed, and unhesitatingly recommend it to all who suffer from any form of agae as q safe, sure, and pleasant remedy for the same
 Respectfully Yours.
 NJ. V. B SHATTUCk,
 Principal Lndea St. Public School Observe explicit Directions around each bot tie, and caution 10 protect the public
 against imposition and fraud.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18
MANSFIELD &sHIGBE E IMPORTERs AND WHOLESALE DRuaoIsrs x CHEMISTS, Nos. sol and so3 Main Street,
 MEMPHIS, TENN.
 Sole PrOprIetors.

We also oier for sale all goods in our line at manufacturers and lowest prices. Every article warranted as represented. Terms, pet s sseh ar city acceptance Send for catalogue
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18

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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18

pes Arc Arkansas, June 1, 1887
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18

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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

.. D. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-01-18

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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

a.. l. sSs q
o"r Free viii the nnmner o, children attending
ss rs y.s ss
wsx Gna %,s.st Vice and rrei:st
studies Camhaso j. Trasn1eT Re-. rr" Vs.
81 %a SaiS'ai ilasSEnS r,s5,
ssr 81 the o. 1t "a csierate pswney
H. s,ss oar! neT Rev
simon l:x RI GraNe. Rev p p p de SaTi sa
at a and N"
csnrpea. l ns.ier p n g. at and
h!sn Sspseas Scpoi,e@ B9"5ieng,EeT Yer
ss n s-i$F; E; HEs5y a.:
10 fsn Selpt1. s
| by Instructions and Benedieton-one Sunday IN Eng
ny Il s.ts
;,s tire" Set'ss, s. k Asss R sna
f fas6sr aesander WH Msssdith
o@
i3osSek &, sRsss clock evening 's
vols" street escssn S Ssn
i@nes sa Seshaa Masses and devotion same
So o Ba%e de Bon eeou ensh Jseason stree. e
and ss < Week Gas Mass at
c,a a1S On Sundays First Mass o'clock and High
sermon at 70 Ee ln,er Evening sermon al
!,;.$:s5 Esy
p,sns s sS 4 faner Perrin Week days
sI and tn no. stT 1ss 1T
and ID Old L@seeSKev. Father Coste Pastor Week day
e. sPs1sy = s:sS
sa HsnT+y R4ss%T 10 & oesa
s.S Gl liz IL Eeg f. sis R,ss s ess
Father simon Week day M1ss as oc,osk
f Tsa 80 ss%sa
81. rIseI Re- Father Fathe! Mile
day Mass at and 9eiork Vssprs and Ben
eds'i pns ch@reh bet,oern Girod and Jul
wi r1se sv kss Fs a
of neIocp SUNDAY at I and Sermon a: 10 ocloc
u v 70 gpeTs at o clock. So, TN.
Common ',se se ssnsT Hsra Re ea Il T Fas
Esy & Da BssS NJ M Kss Wen ksly
sn.l,io no. a. see soas a. =
Care sof"sr O. 81 E ReS s sfs S sa
BSras week day Mass
Sunday att and 10. Sermon at 100 clock VesPefs
S. s@ St Philip stree. Se' VIE ko Ssv Ms
at I O'clock; Sunday and 81 Sermon "'ss' ''7p'
lad s. Ty cs s. rd tssEsI s e1
pay sss f eaisst and
IN eset t s.rsss K ga a,her Foisr Week
One s GiEGs in French and Sunday in En- ssh
pe11s a. cirh corner " Nandeoine and Nor
"A .]a,.n p.v Fatbc, \ Pastor Week day N
i9 9n Tnciock sunday and lat CLOCK
nifty 81 Petep CHur Craps stree, oetesen MsrPg
lih 1IStyg;I,bons Week day Mass at 81 oc'o X. pm
loco at 4 - an" ~ - E,,o street bet..n LoTgenOls
s"ai Road streets-Rev. Father f. Mittelbronn; W.
W.as AZ o'clock. Sunday at J and u" '>''ih'h i
nrIock Vespers AT 4 o'clock. 49,, ,
,b chapel Of he Ursulirs Cohrcd IhTd ~ &c. =,
Tn Rev T. Perche. Chaplain. Mas On SUNDAY a. y
con- al o'clock. - -, $780,, IN Sundavs at 7 O G
ay OF Low Mass at III G"Gs verS alternate Sunday
O'clock Veepers and B'nedtetlon , ,s,,
Dhe Hog oro' n M@r Eev FatheIe Condor shorts
Tuohy
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EDUCATIONAL.

CT. sTAN1sLAUs ACADEMY, BAY 81. p Eohas
institution conducted by fhe opepatoS
rss ISL 1t beautifully situated the shores Of the
g aSrane a sSs advantasss
The Sosy ~sps she
sea,bathns are for the pupils great ne'e
hs Logis and the as
Sseii known only passing notice Of these "dvan
tass tem of government institutions strictly
mild and infa' tons of he es.ahirh.d rules a
The moral nstrnssis Of he Psrss sna
snIcitude attention is given to the iorma
,en s OF pctsne BY
and hs snSs ola the thus
vacation lasts about six weeks the The age
Of a ADMISSION S is from seven to years
Tas
Book Keeping, Algebra G + p M y etc
advance ner session 10 90
Bedding, per session, toptionaD. 10 90
Vacation if spent 4 t4s ns1 HGRGE "
+ Gse OF Piano p PER month 90
Spanish spa1i and month each 90
afSs p SSiIs'h % SIX
I four Pa,r 81 foe coats six pair
neT eS ssp o 1sG Pals ons
AZ hrnnd one double WOODEN blanket pillow four Pill
low osss three pair sheets one mosquito bar com De
l. brushes etc all marked with the name in fuli
is No advances made by the institution for cotnn
+raviina pockct money etc, unless sum of money b
rs deR%sen " Gov unnl- il limited and guar
dams l@s S enter their sons
tn For further particulars, apply by letter to Brothe
- oion Director of the academy, addressed TO Ray .
X | Louis, (Shi lldsboro',) Misc. ,,,. - a,
he RETERrvcEs-Mr. Thomas Layton, President OF On
Ike Southern Eank New e,leae New Orleans; Re-
of FatSeT purier Pastor of the Annunciation churc
Third Dtstrct New Orleans; Brother Athanasius co
HsT 81 Rev Pecep at the Cathedral Mobile Rev Faith
| Coyle ST, Vincent Church, Mobile he~"
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Thns done and passed my Office at New Or'esns,
aoresad. the day month and year hrrt ABOVE "inno,
tent Witnesses domicatcd III this city who h"Tcunto
lin their naues together said and me tno
! said Notary after due reading Of Ties" presents.
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GRocERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
,spocEEY STORE.

GROCERY STORE GROCERY II "H'
Corner St, Andrew and Magnolia ssrests Keli"rs Row
The undersigned would respectfully inform mss
the public that lie has removed his Grocery e''o
Lafayette and Dryades 70 the
Magnolia and ST. Andrew Keler's Row where
he-wilI keep constantly hand large assortment OF
Family Groceries, which he will sell as cheap II not
cheaper, than any other Grocer in the city. Is
r. GANNoN.-
Corner st. Andrew and Magnolia streets ID
i,1.sm Keilor. Row
(,ITY MONEY AT PREMIUM. |.
" BERRY HART,
whclesal and Retail Dealers N
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
No. II Camp street, New Orleans
Country orders promptly attended to-
B-Goods delivered to any part Of the city free OF
drayage. 49,.
CITY Money received Premium OF Five fer Cent |
over the cnrreh. rates M1.s w.
C,H1sM & BOYD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
Baggins. Rope and Twine; cal. Iron Ties nay o'''
| No O. Poydras, Street New orleans.
| mhas IF
] 7. GIBBONS co.
DEALERS
GRAIN. CORN NEAL, AND HAY.
a. poydras street. ....-..-..--.3S
,,y,, Iv New Orleans.
<1G. REBEN TlSCH, -.-.
i. W
Wines Licror- Branies Cor,ials. BtteTs champagne
Preserves, etc. etc.
:, r choupitoulas street TX
Between Poydias and Lafayette stteet"3
legs I'm NEW OIL A = S.--
r. Q. TCNsTALL !f' A'">''AN--
p tIIAYS IUNSTALL Co,
= COMMISSION MERGE ANTs%
Western Produce Eermetcally Sealed Goods Fr1itr
al and General Merchaufise.
III Particular attention paid Custonhop~e o'~lheee
ee Purchasing and Forwarding =
al a. NEW LEvEE STREET. --3
" NEW ORLEANS. -
he f.onnec,;o p of Russell Hays Co.. StAoris, Mo.
le i'm
III IOHN HENDERSON, =
re pEALER<N
vs.: WINES AID LILO oRs,
al, -
he No. -s>1s houpitoulas street r,,.
felt ly - -
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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,
No. 40 Poydras Street, New Orleans.

This Establishment is now fully prepared 70 execute al
kinds Of JOB WORK snch as
CIRCULARS. CARDS.
ENvEL0 rn Srs DEf fISSTo1crs
MoRTGAGEs, HEApIISsGTSI;o PILLS
CATALOGUES. AS|AAo-'
HAND BILLS. BILL HEADS.
PROGRAMMES, BILLS 0F iA axe .pE1s
DKAY RECEIPTS. Ellis % IA La Eth.
PROMISSORY NOTES. ETC. En-; 11ANs
M rur MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
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NIoapF,-TT7S OF THE COLLEGE OF THE In
Nov Orleans.

nKOSPE, yTUS OF NE. NNi,I3H1'Ih1 O1 = 111- ~
L maculats Conception. New Orleans A., s..
i 1880 In4ttution Incorporated by the State
H.:,na ana empowered confer degrees, ID con-
ducted BY the Fathers OF the Society OF Jesus,
coartyard entirely cut of from the street is i9
40 that the arrival OF the pupils, az ':SO
W Ill ;heir departure p NJ they are constantly
sec luded and aup"rintended. ,,o cr..1, .,in-
rgi;sh French Poetry. Rhetoric, History GsograEPny
Mafhernatics A.tronony'S anu anS ,bs mana
ply, with the addluoh Vi D"oAA''f'"h $500
Commercial BranChes 49,. .,.ss chow know how
read and write .;.,,o of ,h. s.ndentsi ia tn
| lead NO Objects of the instructors. ...,, con
Every month report is sent to parents stating GU"
| Act ryoer.ss rank in class and attendance. , =
cut wear b. gins the fret Monday
| October aud ends about the 3ist oil jay
| TERMS: -. :. u0;ta
coleOiate Course, payable in ADVANCE ana IN 0S"'
| Stafas currency. two months s2O
PrNparatory Course, Gle.
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EDUCATIONAL.

pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE lAss m ss ~ ~
Ms. nc S,s o. the
Christian Brothers. ..s ....,d,,n.
soarSinss i n the e the
been untrins in their to noM th satsfac
OF their the public that such
been % sS% ali
The building at Pass Christian, hitherto known as me
vew .na ated Sp in
der fvoite resort to students and thef AS
The spacious buildings the hotel nov adap1e@ Sa to
the a%ps ana sanitary
pine in the In r sSe Min @e
agssy nj tsa aF ans s
in College whateve5 s it. directors
e' THAT noehins might Sanns nstisa.ion
81 %onh ass and
tanned from the State Lesislatus ny @ ss,n Ill
Ths glass; rooms. study halls. dormitory and refectory
VIM sa scs.s already
nS icr ,es viii no be better able to the
Steal moral en- OF the
@ an to 1ss1r s
are
Of all Denominations are admitted and their 'es'u'
The academic year on the first Monday in
.as 1 hsps Curing
those no may desire to sE1i Tue 'pp'
to PaHSmentsrem of ave in advance
Board wishing, tuition, and doctor fee per Term
Entrance u, nne fee to be paid once only
Vacation at c'l'* EXTRA CHANGES. =,
P tsssnss FL axs er
Mss Se.ns .ax o'hss wind ns5T,msn' per
Drawing per OF five months ,,;,o.o.
PSI ply and chemistry per session p;.:;i.n,
As.n, in New BH1 'bAAn sss'ssis
drns street Po-t-oifice> address. Box sos! fey
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EEw oKLR,Ss, January 81. 1881
7 CHARLES Fl. 1uZEN BURG, District Attorney. IN
RI ~ -, n,,icitI IL Parish of Orleans Dc
bbv caTtfy ;hat have refully examined the foro
o. ~ ths orleans Catholic Pubiicatic3
and that 1 ud nothing therein contrary TO -
an md thr of the State of Louisiana
CONSTITUTION '- ~ q II. LUZENBURG,
Distrfct Attorney First Judicial District
! 8, onIH THOMAS J. SMITH, C. N,
| >, " Dr truE IOHS Is. DUFFY, C. 3D. R.
PETER HoLTON, JOHN FLA A.s
JAMES ODOwD, THOMAS KENNY.
! 9 STEII, w u. LANCASTER,
..o ~ D. P SCANLAN.
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Agent in New orleape9harles D. Elder No. lAo p9y-
or. MARY's CoLLEGE-p1REcrED BY THE I
= Christian BrothelsCorner Of es'Te ana ouchef
Tss by Of the 4sgs.
Of The ssSs s s e
MANY the physical moral and intellectual ..
Of the
Sss y s
increase Of the Students TN; -ys.sm Of gov
% mi and @
a anS .ns G x Ss
ass 1 s"'
ri: 9s s he ;sssf
fra'h on ARE is,e and
psi anassr q: aud F,sa Preparatory G
r%% Is.r II rspa,a'ory Glass quarter Of - 70
ra,ionmf"urii Preparatory Class quarter of 70 oo<
Half h'af'e' So EXTRA CHANGES. -. M
A":'FE,:%s 81 r 90
Ss2 the a, fa ;s
, ,hs ss sia quart ~fs Zee Will
1he hill for 30 - '.iel, =, current prices.
S in
Suggested 70 anl I Is to 9sap
Mnmt psrmisson or account for
Of the s c.sss M IN a,tsI
Incur" of the Directors do mot
hold the bound refund any Of the money paid
Student received for ho sn vr9 ssi9a man n Gns
the Quarter matter how short Time he may
IN the ''''Ftt. COURSE OF STUDIES.
h nassN and Mosrn Ms,aphYsss EhS S
sps.rsa lsss5 nsssF Gss
Geometry nheG ramnsr aud
IS, Composition Latin and .d Greek;
OF OF History French
and SfFSas
nse,ish Grammar
s n E0f ssign
A AsS.si a ssT Gaain xe
sDes 9n1 stsnton gwen
the both vocal and mon M the Students Of tn
college rehearse daily under the guidance OF compe
snassy sf to ss
ss sa ssH sy B. r pnsnoe
oftener able procency "A, the enc
city . the Of ssh are
lss merit Vacations IN <. e ID "a
enc Sn in New h Elder No 4o PS
most or. CHARLEs C0LLEGE;-rHE sEssI9N Ar s
ma Charles College Grand Coteau La, viii comm nh
eA~ on Oath OF October. 20 emu a. '
&c s,1pst
ary OF aug9s'r Washing stationery and Medic
40 ~ Ill nv he ,uuiy alent public cuircnc
age En ps and NaJicine. form extra charges
Music az .ne 81 Rinc if furnished by the Collef
ship, e,a ,er annnrn "
etc be are tobe paid by half session in advans
the first instament being due ,ht <7'h VI o'9''ei
ly in se aSvapces for clothing travelling similar
80 % No su nv the Institution exceeding
90 peses n an"- ed by parents for these p
90 poses -. "a from, ton To fifteen years.
20 90 .;sI ,bst I'll, pupils know previously how TO r.
m | and write. -. .,,, 30 -
i 80 '"A '"'' T. POURS1NE e. CO, Agents
4 90 NAtchcz street New ttriean
i 60 -TIIE 1.0i-IEIiE OF TINE
5 90 nROSPEGTUS OF lhE y. 0.iaans ~
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

J.. KRuLL.
TRCLL d DICkEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BooKSELLERS AND STATloSERs,
leg Canal Street. New Orleans La.
1aw Medical Miscellal eous, school, and juvenile
law -"eA'' nyl7 3m
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IN FITZwILLIAM d CO.,
ropr,cS AND DOMISTIC STATIONERY
AND
BLANK BOOK
NJ "a CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Flank Books Of every size and style made TO ana
Books neatly bound
Job Printing such Cards Bill Heads Letter HEADS
f,;.,rs P;ll of Ladnc ETC. neatly and promptly exc
cnted at the lowest market rates
wEHAyE OUR OWN PRINTING OFFICE a ~
B1SDERY.
Orders respectfully solicited and carefully TO-
myl. 3m -----
DHILIP ANTONl,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoSER,
No 1893 josephine Street, next door to =. mary
German Church,
,> bond 3, general stock of Catholic Prayer Books,
Eh,es Lives OF Saints Ascetcal ControreLsiai aa.
works Also Missals Breviaries Aitar crus
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps, Oilstocks fixes
and Cbalices "a large assortment of Beads ana Aie9s
CIncitixes HOLY Founts Statues anu an hiae ~
Aso the only pure wax eahois '"'
| First Communion, at the lowest prices.
| Pictures framed and made TO oraer ,,,o On,
| Also Counter Showcases for SAFE. ~Pio -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

+. NDEETAK r, ,,..
No 1903 CarOndelet street, corner OF NH"'
Metallic Mahogany, Walnut and PLAIN cof A''
always hand.
AL orders LOT Carriages pi~l' mh22 ly
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ToaN1Ne STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
WIT AND WISDOM.

NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, AUGUST = ie'e'
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% F. GoGARrY-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-10

A PHENoMENoN.-During last
week and this, a portion of the track
Of the B. q L. Railroad, some .25o
feet long, a short. distance west OF
SilverLake, in this county, has sunk
some sicteen feet, and the ground,
25 feet from the track onboth sides,
has sunk with it,; and. beyond that,
the earth has bulged up some ten
feet. Trains passing over it, have
all been brought to a, stop, before
crossing it, and the track has been
raised temporarily by ''cribbing."
Fish from Ii to l8 inches in. lenght
have been seen. to jump up out OF
the water that has appeared in some
places where the earth has sunk.
Piles, 40 feet long, are now being
fdriven, on which to build q perma-
nenta track. How to account for
the phenomenon, is an open ques-
ton. Subterranean lakes, streams
or marshes, doutless have something
TO do with it.-BeNefontatn Repub-
Ic1n.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-10
I-t = = u --: -.
Eight: Days.,
{ EGAL NOTICE,

:: Daniel Morgan. Emily S.. Morgan. John
l.. Cook and Georgiana, his wife, Frank L.
Morgan, Rush Morgan, Louis A: Morgan, Jo-
seph Mountjoy and Psnina E., his wife, def
ferson Morgan, Daniel Ferguson, Henry
Weaver and Emily, his wife, John N. Ew-
ing and Sarah J ., his wife. Smith Keifer
and Mary, his wife, james A. Ferguson,
John n; Ferguson. George w. Morgan,
Elijah B. Martin and. Mary E.. his wife,
John Paullin and Fanny F., his wife, Fam
ny Morgan, Charles Morgan. James Nor
gan, Grace Ann Morgan, John Morgan,
Maud'M Morgan Blanche B Morgan; Rob-
eft w: Morgan and Sarah E. Morgan will
take notice that on the EIGHT DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. A. II. 1868, Alexander r.
Thomson, Administrator of the estate of
Daniel Morgan, late of Allegheny County,
in the State of Pennsylvania. deceased.
filed in the Probate Court within. and for
the County Of Wyandot. and State Of Ohio,
q petition alledging that on the 7th day of
December, 1865, the said Daniel Moran,
then in full life, entered into q contract in
writing with Elijah Keltner, tor the sale Of
lots numbered two (2) and three 90, of Sec
/ ton nineteen tl9j, IN township three (3)
south of range fifteen (l5) east,J in said
county Of Wyandot, containing in the ag-
gregate one hundred and twenty y-five and
9Oihundredths acres, for fifty dollars per
acre, 70 be paid 81 900, in hand, $500 May
lst, 1866, and the remainder in three equal
Payments on the 7th day of December, 1866,
fshe 7th day Of December, 1867, and the 7th
fdaH Of December, 1868, with interest on the
| deferred payments; that said Elijah Kelt-
neF paid ito5said Daniel Morgan in his life
time all hut the Last instaIlment of said
tpurch .se none, 81 ,and is ready to pay that
when 1t becomes due upon receiving q valid
deed for said BremiaAa. and III At the no raopa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-10
Bonds, Taxation of, SC.

/ When we hear men vehemently
|adrocate the taxation of Govern
ment Bonds, when they know that
those bonds were issued and sold
with the express understanding that
tthey should not be Subjected to tax
fation, we cannot but feel that they
should be spotted as honest only so
far as the law compells them to be.
t,is we'll Eaown that ithas been the
policy Of the Government to exempt
its bonds from taxation, and yet
these bold demagogues openly ad-
yocate the violation Of d sacred ma
tional contract. How many bonds
would the Government have been
liable to sell, at that rate of interest,
with the understanding that they
should be subjected to all sorts ot
taxation ? How many would Cop
Go opperheads have purchased ? How
1
many of these bonds did the anti
war Democrats buy till after all dan
ger and risks had passed away7
II the future policy of this Gov
ernmenttis to be to tax its bonds,
let such bonds be sold with the ex-
press understanding that such will
be the case, and then men will gov
ern themselves accordingly in the
purchase of Them We favor strict
Honesty in all cases, and we are anx-
ious that this great Nation shall set
an example before the world, to
which all men, who may desire to
bring mp their sous in the way Of
honesty, will point as a model. Let
the nation be honest with its sub
jects, and the subjects to the nation,
l tIro N salyaa and thoir nnirh horc - .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-10
Vermont and Victory.

ALI. .hail, Vermont The noble
Green Mountain State has. outdone
herself, and surpassed all expecta-
ttions. Her last Republican majoity
was twenty. thousand, md the ma
jorlty this year is twenty-seven thou
sand. 49,. .'-'' =-'
I The Democrats and the neutrals
have been waiting for elections that
should disclose the tendency of
tile current" aud hint which way
the tide was turning. We commend
to their attention The "hint' which
Vermont has given. 1t is strong
enough to take away their breath!
Mr.. Pendleton, during his pill
grimage among the Yankees, was
strenuous in iInpressing upon the
Puritan mind the fact that their
elections would give great comfort
to their brethren at the West. Lest
Mr.. Pendleton should forget to ac-
knowledge it, we may say they have
And now. let us wait for Maine! -
r. State elections, in a presidential
fyear, are like q -ball-theyj in
(crease as they ,rol-gtow bigger
as one State after another wheels
I Into the conqhering line. We may
reckon, therefore in no possible
ievent can We fail to gam as much
Eelsewhere III Vermont, at least twenl
| ity-fye per cent. on last years votes.
That gain win give us at least fifteen
thousand majority in Maine. IL We
now lock for twenty Or twenty-five
thousand. Vermont percentage of
gain would give us Pennsylvania by
Several thousand, and put Ohio and
Indiana beyond the possibility of
questioning. But we shall do bet
ter than gain twenty-five per cent,
IN each Of them. And so once more
all hail, Vermont Cincinnati Ga
zstte.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-10
Democratic 0. ators have much to

Democratic o: ators have much to
sav about the unfitness of Repubii-
cans TO, conduct the affairs Of this
Cover nment, and ask that they be
placed in power. just. tbfak of ii
reader, the advocates of stavary,
Fugitive Slave law, and the late
Democratic laws Of Indiana, and II
linois, which made il a crime for q
man to go there to resiie,;if he had
a black skin; the men who waged
the bloodiest war against their Gov
ernment in the annals of the world :
convicted traitors and febels, who
should hare been hang, asking the
American people to dethrone the pa
triots who saved the Government
and place these unfaithful, unwortlly
and incompetent raen in power.---
Can it be possible that this patriotic
and enlightened nation will ever so
forget its self-respect and high res
possibility asto c0mnit sucA UNI
paFdonable crime! We have better
opinion Of the sagacity of yAar Amer
lean people, and We Believe tal,t
their verliot,4Ntteged as With 2 yoice
of thunder, wiilobe -.Get. thee heree
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