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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-18


Tho Model Newspaper of our country
complete IN all the departments of an
American Family Paper-BRrpers Weekly
has earned Tor itself . right 10 its title "a
lOnTnal OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York EVEN
Ing Post. nas $50 uf.iF BIS
OuT future historians VIII enrich them
selves out of HRIperB Weekly long afper
writer's, and Printers, and publishers are
turned TO dnst-t ew ork Evangelist.
lhs best OF Its class in Amettca.-tBOstOn
Traveller. 30 fEt- fft.7C
Harpei's Weekly may be unTeSeTvedlyi de-
ciared The best ne y spRper In Ymerica.-[Ih he
independent, New YORK. I5-t
The articles upon public questions which
appear in HRrper's Weekly from week to
week foImn remarkable series OF brief POI
litical essays. They are distinguished by
clear anu pointed Statement, by. good COM
mon sense, by tndepen,l euce and breadth Of
view. They are the expression or maturs
conviction, high principle, and Strong Ieel-
ing, and take their place among the bet
newspaper writing OF the liIne.-[SoIt
American Review, Boston. Mas.
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aer Sale.
For Sale.

For sale.
n OFFER FOR SALE MY BESIDENCE
/ on Fourth st. The house Is 10 thorough
repair and anans ements for comfort and
convenience very complete. For location II
Is one OF The most desirable residences In the
city. n. OhAHSeLE'
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SpetiaI Antiees.
. Anti.Bilious SPECIFIC.

rms is the season Of The year when there
Is eteat danger of the liyer,s tending to
diseased action. It Is the largest gland in Tho
bsdy, andIs 1ia6ieto number OF diseases-
NOW thon, is the time to use protective
medication like ~ al q
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"a standard RenedY.',

Such an article Is DR.. Tobias Venetian
Liniment." It has stood before the public
for 81 years. and has never failed giving
satisfaction In d single Instance. Every
drop of this valuable comp ound fsmIxed by
IN. TOT las himself Therefore It cam Away
berelied upon. It Is warranted superior to
any other, foI the cure OF Chronic Rheuma-
tisin. Toothache. Headache, Sore Throat.
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Croup,
Burns, Cuts, Sea Sickness, Insect stinss,
spraIns, Cholera, Collie, sp4smsS Dysentery,
Bruises. Colds. Coughs. Old Sores, 5weIlings,
Pains In the Limbs. Back and Chest. There
is no medicine Insths s.yTo5id9 that stands
more on its own merits than the 'sVenetian
LInlment." thousands OF Certificates can
be seen at the Doctors once, attsstIng to IT'S
rare virtues. The great sale for DE-. Tobias
Venetian Imminent, has induced several NM
principled persons to counterfeit this, FYalu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too.
carefaIto sec that abr. Tobiss' Venetian
t1niment'' Is stamped on the glass, done mp
In yellow paper. and signed -, j. roblas y
Al Others are dangerous eounterfeitS, and
1Atlaeash they naay resemble the venetian
LlnAnaen.s In color and smell, 6eIp1re q
tes1a-" sold by all DEusgists and store
keepers throughout the United states.
Price % cents and one dollar FOR bottle. De-
POI 10 Park Place, New YORK. ecl9simd&w
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90 8EM.
Rnr Rant

mHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated on the corner OF Main and
Quincy Streets consisting Of rg.s
Zone store on the corner.
one store Misunderstanding Main street.
one rehousa Notwithstanding Quincy
street. Nov occupied by John HAMILTON
q Co.: Applyto w hycArpF
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tN0rtfdri AID Amertoa1 j

EyERGkEESs,s HRU BS AND ROSES.
Special attention given TO furnishing EyEk-
GREENS, SHRUBS, RoSES and PLANTS, sIlitR-
for CemeIer1e4. elect Pear Tree, d Varf
and standard, select Peach Trees, Dol h dwarf
and standard. Gail and see, or address =
r. -. THOS H0RcHROOK.
Bellevue Nurseries. I. miles east OF ton Na-
lno7Ii-1W uonal Roadl " heelinE, w Va.
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HTHE FTRF.STDFu
Mule aWanted

A GOOD SOUND ANIMAL FOR COAL
~ Bank Apply Immediately at
NORWAY IRON AEANUFsG CO.,
at once cor. 4th and Clay sta, on
nvl2-2W sWAsHLNGToN MmLF
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La BELLEVUE NURSERIES

have for sale nne stock of
Fruit, Ornamental. shade ana street
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alftt AapeEtlsetasnta.

SpeciaI Notiee--Stsamer Messenger
The nne PASSENGER steamer
sLtssssNs 81. ssgt; Issse Dean
1s4fz5syyill positively leave Wheeling tnl5
I4Hednekday morning. for st Louis at eight
For felSht or passage apply on board or
To - -...s4---5l.5 II ID. shlUSGl, Agent
N. d. The Messenger Is now lying a. The
wharf nOvlS-lL
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Notice.

= - = q LNOUAOOs
HTIHERE WILL BE IRREGULAR MEET
III ing OF the Stockholders OF the Wheeling
and Belmont Mining. Grape and Wine Assn.
citation at the ONCE or tine company, No. 6S
Main street WheeLiDg, w Va, on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, November Il, at Z o'clock,
for the purpose Of eleeting QfileeTs for the en-
suing year. An parties interested are noti-
ned TO attend. "A. g. ROBINSON, Pres't.
ID. q. HARDING, Sec,y.
The above meeting Is deferred until SAT-
UTsnAY EVENING. sSorem b r. 2tst, 1856 Al
O'CLOCK. H.iG. HARDING. Secsy.
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n b w Law

TAKE NOTICE!
DHR SHERIDAN COAL WORKS WILL
= deliver Coal by weight In loads of two
'onGi e1c sH6 ~ We yI92lioWlng Iates VIZ
OLkAN A1A-........ - 50 :. ''
My ED 4......-..............-..t2.6 "
n .........3Z " - -
The cost OF weighing included. loads OF ono
ton VIII be delivered only to central parts OF
the city and 1stand-L ANY perSon sgiRhiug
Coal by wagon measure, must make special.
agreement Tor the same at date OF 0TIier. We
have enlarged our facilities and VIII NIL or
ders lett at our office on short notice. sfs-As
- OARBHART q McME0HES,
ONCE, Market street, opposite Union.
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ALL ABOUT WAsHRURNE.
me intimate Friena. Of eran..


"a letter from Geo. "A. Townsend to the Gin
ctnnRt Commercial 49, .
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S8idaY School Exhibition,

sFTJHE1 NJ. E. e(GQEOREDl SABBATH
SCHOOL OF the Finn street n. Is
Church will give an Exhibition W ednesday
ana Thursday evenings, 18th and leth tinkts.
The exercises will be enllyened wnh chplce
singing by the church choir. The friends OF
the church and the public generally arc re
specially invited: Admission - cent.
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"A Mrs. Tucker, Of Georgia, who
has written life OF Brick Po5neroy,
makes this singular sfatamerits aHts
ears are large, and Indicate the Demo
cratic element OF ehRracter.n
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0heQatdli4etrfer

0FRICEi 40. 10 SaUInC1 srhEET.
FRKW, HAaANs & HALL.
PRoPRrEToRs.
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There Is a post Office clerk at Co
iumbus, Ga, who. according to the San
ofIhAt city. deems IL his fright and
duty, in times like ths present, to'open
Snd examine the correspondence OF
parties who, In his Judgment, are dis
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03
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Encourage Your, Own.


The citizens of Ohio have had made,
by their own, boys, the brightest mill
htary record made by the citizens of any
State in the, Union, as the facts amply
show. Theirl own men won the laurels,
and their own men-natives of the
State-graduates of their own colleges,
have PREPARED the record for the press,
from data furnished by thousands of
soldiers, ihEastyie unequaled and with
ont q parallel in, the whole country
the best critical authorities in the Union
being the judges. .as
These volumes, stereoty illustrat-
ed, printed and bound IN the most sump-
tuous manner by Ohio worknden, on
Ohio-made paper, and issued by an
Ohio publishing house at an expense of
$40, 900, without State patronage and in
Ee1ttire dependeneo upon the Friendly
patronage of the good people and the
glorious sons of Ohio whose dee ds rem
dered possible the production of so
peerless State history-are now Offer
ed to the people of this portion of the
State. Two thousand octave pages,
beautifully illustrated. The history of
every Regiment is given and the biog-
iaphies,of her farnslis mea,s as well, as
a general history of the State during
the, war. See posters and circulars. ''1.i =
10 WI. Bowers, agent for Crane town
islIips Agents wantediforo other por tions
OF the county. ADDRESS, sj41os ,ja il
MOORE, WILsTAcH & BALDWIN, l.
% Publishers, 25 West Fourth Street, {,
a'n2sla" y ianii Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03
Markets,
Nnral Mutifes.

ssThe War between the States, its Causes
Character Conduct and Results by Hon
Alex. H. Stephens, is the title of valuable
werk just issued by the National Publishing
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. =. .....f H.. ...f -y.s
Histories of the late civil war have sprung
up like mushrooms s. and they can now be num
berered almost by the hundreds, but all
who are desirous of arriving at a correct un-
of the events of the late lamentable war; have
felt the want of a reliable history of the same
from Southern standpoint, by some represen-
tative man of the South. This want is about
to be supplied by Alexander II. Stevens. Mr.
Stevens was most earnest protestant against
rebellion, and only succumbed at the last mo-
ment, when his State, in spite of his warning,
committed the great error. "a. ..s
The bare announcement that this distin-
guished Statesman had determined to write a
book, would of itself, be sufficient to kindle a
lively and wide spread interest in all sec
tiens of the country; but when it is known
thathe has chosen as his theme The Late Amer
ican War, the absorbing interest of the sub
fitness of the author for its treatment, unite in
awakening a curiosity entirely unparalleled
in the annals of American literature, -
1t presents a careful political analysis Of the
past separating Real from Apparent causes
of the late unhappy conflict, and gives those
interior lights and shadows of the great war,
only known to those gh officers, who watched
the flood tide of Revolution from its fountains
springs and which were so accessible to Mr..
Stephens from his position as second officer of
the Confederacy. =,
TO a public that has been surfeitcd with ap-
parenBly similar productions, it presents a
change of fare both agreeable and salutatOry,
and an intellectual treat of the highest order.
-seription, and the publishers want an agent in
GTery county. Il f'-4f-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03
.Onward right onward !
into the valley of death,
= ID -

But larger by hundreds multiplied intomil-
lions than the doomed band who rode to swift
destruction, in Tennyson's poem, is the great
cavalcade who are riding into misery. worse
than death hugging fever and ague and other
Kindred diseases, when they can be success
fully combatted and conquered forever by the
use of Mishler's Herb Bitters, each individ-
ual at the same time thoroughly improving g
his or her system, purifying the blood and
correcting thetone of the stomach with this
great Household Remedy, for the legitimate
res ult of the use of Mishler's Herb Bitters is
to ward off diseases arising from imalarious
causes, and to effect radical cure where the
disease has gained foothold. 1t makes no
difference LoW1ong theAvictim has suffered
from his compliant, nor how violent the dis
ease itself may be, Mishler's Herb Bitters Will
effect speedy and permanent cure Sold by
all druggists and dealers Dr.. s. B. HART
MAN &CO., Proprietors. Lancaster, Pa. ct
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.TlCOmmunicated.l I
WYANDoT. o., Aug ~

'A1 noe w YANDOT, u, Aug
ED. PIONEER The "Boys in Blue"
met on the evening of the 25th, and Or
ganized Grant and ColfaX Club for
Antrim township. The following is
s.We, the undersigned, agree to be-
come members of. the Grant and ColfaX
Club, of Antrim township, and that we
Will use our influence to secure their
election" .. "
The following officers were elected /:
Abraham Brown. President; J. K. Ag-
new, Vice President; J. G. Junkin.
Secretary; Lewis Sites, Treasurer. A
committee was appointed to draft some
plain and brief rules to govern the club.
Thus yon see we are moving What is
don't they stir up some leading man OF
two in each township? The Cops. are
working hard. j.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03

"OHIo IN THE WAR''-This is work
that should be in everylibrary and par
lor-i in Ohio. It IS printed in two hand
some volumes Of one. thousand pages
each, contains a full history. Of the part
our State took in the suppression of the
rebellion, biographies Of our distin-
guished generals and statesmen, and a
I full account of each regiment, AS will
be seen elsewhere, Mr.. w. J. Bowers is
agent Tor this, township Agent are
also wanted for other parts of the county
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03

Last Thursday night our gate was
left open by&ehildren, and a COW took
prompt possession of kour garden. She
made various marches during the light,
leaving no part unexplored, and de-
voured enough pumpkins, squashes.
corn and cabbage to bust, and we hope
she did. If the proprietor of said COW
should sneak into our lot, while we
sleep. rand commit similar acts Of dep
relation, we would regard his visit no
more unwelcome than that of the COW.
The latter would be stealing outright,
the former is only stealing by proxy. {
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7-f----1- - (FOf the PIOneef.J
REMEMBER.
BY E. TICKNER RAwSoN.


Remember far back In the morning of time,
When the odors of Eden exhaled on the air,
In primeval Innocence almost divine.
Stood, in God-like perfection, the first human
- n ,---s-ss-ss=f 80
Remember that siniess and pure as they were,
Npshame having erimsoned their seraph like
Yet Satan, quite true to his instincts, could
To urge the temptation that ruined the race.
Remember, they fell meath the ,tempter's
And death 'as a consequence passed. upon ALI;
How sad to contemplate that N memorablehour,
When the image OF God was efaced by the fall.
Remember, while guiltless, how fearless they
At the call of the Lord, in the cool of the day,
Butsnow being conscious of sin and of shame,
They flee from his presence and hide them
= 3 away ~ q - - y A&+|A ~ u 81
Remember that God with terrible frown,
Drove them out of the garden in utter dis
and cursed tfor their wicked rebellion) the
And hid them eat bread in the sweat of their
1acei sr.s'-, Iaa aha~ q HfToiri az
Remember the form of the serpent was used
To accomplish the work by the Devil designed
But God theresassureu him his head should be
bruised, 80
By the seed of the woman in process of time
r5.5axa'Ft 19v4s-s otl5. GtS+'
Remember the goodness of, Sod as displayed
In providing this hope for our sim uined race
This promise so cheering, in due time was
made, -t-,
To encourage all sinners to trust in his grace
Remember that Jesus the long promised seed
Who should vanquish and bruise Satan under
- his feet - s:ws
J. Appeared in the fullness of time as decreed
And his, conquest was glorious, his victory
complete. - 80 7.''''. =.
Remember this victory by Jesns achieved,
Has opened the way to the holiest of all. ~
And restore his blest image effaced by the fail
Columbus5 o.Aus: Ii; 1868: - -
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CURTIS BERRY, .JR., Sec'y.

The Democratic Primary Election
last Saturday 1sst1tsd ii the nomina-
tion Of Zelotes G.. Murray for Commls-
.sleHsr;SYapa Levi Shhms ffor Coroner.
John Agerter was renominated, for
SurveypFU Mr,EReamsw was Mr.. Murray's
opponent. We are not personally ac-
duainted with either gentlemen, but
are Informed that, Me- Beam is by far
the best qualified for the position, and
that Mr.; Murray had business in Cam
ada aiawfhhifh4 wfh f4, he BE- took H9kl especial pains to
attend to pending the drafts, This lpo-
-litieal ivity~ef~M will, Of
course, make1hm more popular among
,! he petneeiacN of this county,. I'd
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6Rf1s, The 9reatcCause
\a5s oi,qs'sHsa"s I''s6y
X. HUMAN q MISERY!

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: =. .Spermatorrlroea, sindueedslby. Seff-a buse;
: involuntary Emissions, Impoteney, Ner.
y ! iivous Debility. and inipediments to mar
,ati. riage generally; CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy,
- end Fits; mental and physical incapncity,
:. SC. By ROB. ]. J.CULVERW ELL, M. D.,
~ author Of the "Green Book = &c.
. Ii =. The world renowned author. in this ad-
y. smirable lecture, clearly proves from is own
- =, experience that the awful consequence of
. IL, Self-abuse may be efectuslly removed
40 o,,iaithou medicine, and without dangerous
- surgical operations, bougies, instrumen nts.
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privately and radically. This lecture will
p iprIve q boon to thousands and thousands.
:. fa]Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
'i''A any address, on receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publish
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.Kfssenffon Republicans Il of wyan-
idnt County. ].

We beseech you to remember the
Mass Meeting at Upper Sandusky, on
the 18th inst, to be addressed by Gov.
VIM. Dennison, and Hon. L. E. Grisell.
Make your arrangements so as to be
present on the occasion. See that your
neighbors come with you. Come en-
mdssc.
YIau-r -rS-7s----s-e7r- y 7s------ - 7 = =
The first Republican rally of the cam
paign in this place, was held at Beerys'
Hall, on last Friday evening. Judge
Underhill, of Canton, who was ali
nounced fer the occasion, was suddenly
taken sick, and unable to leave his resi-
dence, but being anxious not to disap-
point our people, he prevailed on Mr..
M. d. Harter to come and take his
place. Mr.. Hartcr, although a very
young man, delivered a speech. which
at sonce convinced all unprecedented
minds that he possessed rare abilities.
He confined himself to the questions of
Reconstruction and Finance. These
he discussed in candid and forcible
manner. Mr.. Harter is especially at
home OH the, Financial question, his
views being sound, practical. and pre-
sented in an admirable manner. He
spoke for about an hour, and was fire.
quently applauded.
G. w, Beery, Esq was then loudly
called for, and responded in brief
speech. ofabout twenty minutes He
Went eats thes Democratic log with a
broad axe, and made the chips fly in
every direction, which frequently
brought down the house. Richards
Silver Cornet Band and the Glee Club
were present, and made splendid mu-
| sic, for which they haye the thanks OF
the audience, and we hope to report
their Indispensable presence at all oul
future meetings during the campaign
/ Il Richards Silver !Cornet Band. has
| been engaged to play at the Ohio State
Fair, which is to be held at Toledo
commencing Oh the 2lst inst, and te
continue. till the 18th. We are graft
/ fed tesknow thatthe boys are establish.
ing for themselves high reputation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03

Politics has nothing whatever to do
with clothing: Republicans and Dem
ocrats, old men and young. men, mar
ried men and bachelors, buy their cloth
ing at the Enrich Clothing Store be-
cause Weidman gives good bargains.
He is just receiving g stock from New
York, which yon should call and iex-
anime byal1 means. Custom work also
executed IN the best style, and with
dispatch. Remember the. place, Nc
Connelss Block, opposite First Nation
al Bank. 9lell 81 hn. ia. tr...t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03

.a,MtoX,DDKEsS TOqTHE NERVOUS

N
prorscted from hidden causes and whose cases re-
a. does produee
ssas sss ssas
~ sf papitation of the hearth Does your liver or
yss'
ssi is II. i Ss oT setting 4 odns6 Or dGss s
-oss, 80 has stood awhile haye
ssss'ess sa
wa wa rushes blood As heaai your mem
s ssss Seets sfs Do yoa feei dull iisess
g s tired e Do wish to b, be
s44sa,s ais a,sio make son stsrt ef sleep
iowa y restless Is the sire of yonr eye
fS fss i5po yet enjoy H in society as wei D yu
oisa business with the same energyf Dc
aq du and tagging, given q fits Of nelaa-
,i chos if so, do not lay il 70 your liver or dyspep
you knees weak, and.ha but little appeti.e an and
81 this dyspepsia es vss
70 sexual exeesses are s capable ol Pre-
% ~ nes in perfect be sh make
sEHI rs Did you ever think that those bold de-
40 4a4qmen arc whose sencratve
a,a atnpefset hsalih You never hear such men con
Of mt The, are never afraid they
o;; sand ,hey always polite pleas
antliathe company of iadiei and look you and then
80 ,si. "a esahess about them. do not mean
wiSokcep the organs inflated by running tc
u ~ exeesa These wills eny. ruin1 their consu
iens they do business with for
II 37iSo How many from badly cured diseases from
~ 2<he effects cfsetfabuse and excesses have brough
about tha state ofsweaknessn in those organs thai
reduced the general system much as to in
ssF duces almost every other dsease-idiocy lunacy
paralysis spinal afecticns suicide, and almost ey
- a cry other of disease which humanity is he'll
s.uiqo and the real cause Of the scarcely
suSpected and have doctored for all but the right one
Ns sa of these organs require the use of Du
-cii g fretic. hHRtMBOLDS PEUfO EXTRACT BUCHU is
the great Dturec and is certain cure for diseases
ss' the Bladders, Kidneys Gravel Dropsy. Organic
- -. weakness, Female Complaints, General Debility
o % Ind all Of the Urinary Organs, whether
- Ii, listing In male or femaie from whatever cause
p ~, iknating, and no matter Of how long standing
~. ~ II no treatment is submitted to- Consumption o.
- insanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood ara sup
f ported from sources, and the health and hap
s piness, and that of poserty, depends upon promp
s-;i , use Of reliable remedy. -..- -. -.,..
- -. Hemholdys Extract Buchu established upward
Is years, prepared by Fl. 7. Helmbold, Druggist
~ - 59f New York. and 104 south 10th street. Phadel
G ~ pha, Pa; Price 81 25 per BOTTLE or bottles 10
$3.50 delivered to any address. Sold by all drug
gists everywhere.
NIONE are genuine unless done up in stee-en
IN graved wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemi
rlGIl lcals sESfelouse, and signed
n35-2m H. T. HEEMBOLD
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-09-03

Ex-Governor .Dennison and Hon. T.
E. GriselI VIII address tile citizens OF
this county.on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
and we hope that every township in the
county will be represented by large
delegations. The. Committeeman in
each township will please a.tend'to this
matter, and spare no exertion to secure
the attendance 6fsevery Repu blican
within his department. - IN.
Republicans, show by your actions
that you do not intend that unhung
rebels and copperheads shall rule.