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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
SATURDAY.

Nebraska has ratified the Fic.
teenth Amendment.
The smallpox in New York is
said to be on the decrease.
Secretary Boutwell, wants the
Funding bill, as reported by Sena-
tor Sherman, passed.
The Wooden manufacturers AS
sociation, lately in session at Chica
go, adopted resolutions aga inst the
present tariff.
The Mississippi bill went, yestcr-
1day,to the President Tor his sigma
ture. .f.
France objects to Papal infallibil-
ity on the. ground that if admitted.
the French. Bishops would not be
subject to the common law. 49,.
The nomination Of Judge Strong
was yesterday confirmed by the Sen
ate in executive session. A motion
to reconsider was made and is stlll
pending. H "~ I,a a.-
MONDAY.
Gold was 11Sff on Saturday. The
lowest it has beer since Sept. 1862.
German newspapers say emigra-
ton to this country will be larger
this Year than ever. f2pff HeL ~
Ihc 18th, 14th and 18th Amend
ments hrve passed the Texas Legis-
lature. @H anta5 aaL
Two thousand dollars worth OF
counterfeit nickles, were seized in
Brooklyn, on Saturday. e
TUESDAY.
The chairman of the Military
Committee of the House has repor-
ted that Whittemore, Of South Ca
rolina, was improperly influenced in
making his appointment, land should
be expelled. i'f7 i
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
- s~e~-
FINISHED.

Nebraska has ratified the Fifteenth
Amendment making thirty States
which have given their affirmative
vote for this great and noble meas
ure- We now have two more states
than is necessary 10 make the
Amendment a part at the Constitu-
ton, twenty eight only being ncccs-
sary. When the triumph of such a
glorious principle as this can be re-
corded it is a pleasure to live.
"'America, forever the land Of the
free and the home OF, the brave D
without regard to color, birth, POS
sessions or nationality. .@s
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

SU1cIDE-An old man named J.
Higher, living on the Toussaint road
IN Carol to wnship, who has been
suffering with consumption for
good many years, the fore part Of
last week became tired of life, land no
doubt in a state Of alteration Of
mind prepared a swill bucket and
case knife, laid down on the edge of
his,bed in the night, and cut his throat.
When his struggles aroused the fam
lily, he was too far gone for aid to be
Of any avail He leaves wife and
several children.-Port Clinton I'm
ion.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
DAILY NEWS.
FRIDAY.


Gold closed in New York, yester-
day, at 1195 @12O. ..,
Over six thousand emigrants have
arrived in New York since January.
"A fire in Philadelphia. yesterday,
destroyed property worth half a
million dollars. aafas
The third annual meeting of the
Northwestern Woolen Manufactur-
ers' Association met in Chicago,
yesterday.
The Swedish Diet has passed a
law, and the King has signed it, ad-
mitting dissenters and Jews to po-
litical rights. e'-
The attack Of the New York
World on the Tammany ring is
stirring up q row among the ward
politicians. The opposition to
Tammany is gaining steadily.
The Sontherners who went to
Brazil to settle at the close of the
war have sent a petition to the Gov
ernment to send ship to bring
them home. The bearer Of the pc
tition says they are in a very desti
tute condition. -l..e.
The Ways and Means Committee
have determined to reduce the In
ternal Revenue bill thirty millions.
The income tax is to be reduced,
but not abolished. The admins
tration favors reduction of the tar
iff by twenty millions, and the inter
nal revenue by thirty millions.
The bill increasing the salaries of
the Supreme Judges of Ohio was in
definitely postponed in the Ohio
House yesterday. The bill prohib-
ting members Of the Legislature,
State officers and Judges from re-
ceiving railroad passes was also de
feated. A bill passed the House
making the levy for State purposes
for 1870 four mills on the dollar
This is one-half a,mill greater than
ever before. rs T.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

It is an unquestionable fact that
there exists, in this country, two
clements, which, in our opinion,
await for suitable opportunity to
unite FOR the purpose of waging a
desperate war against the common
school system Of q America. AS
every intelligent reader knows, the
Catholic Church is opposed to the
Union School System because the
Bible is read in them and the pecu-
liar church doctrine of that, denomi
nation is not taught in the same,
and therefore, that denominatio
desires the overthrow Of the present
system to the end that they may
bring about a change by which they
can secure their proportion Of the
school fund, and then have schools
of their own where the leading fea-
ture will be the instruction Of their
children in their peculiar religious
faith.
p The other element is composed Of
those tax payers who entertain Sc
cret opposition to the common
schools, because they are not in IA
vor of educating the children of the
poor at public expense. 1t is true
that they pay their taxes and don't
say much, but when the opportuni-
ty is afforded they will show their
teeth and we have no doubt that
they will readily join with the Cath
olics and make a common cause for
the overthrow of the common
schools -i' ft' 71,. . ~ 'lu,
We shall be very glad, indeed, if
future events shall prove that the
above assertions and fears are
| groundless. af.as
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

We greatly fear that the advocates
of eXtortionate interest, for that is
actlv what the Government now
pays upon its debt, have focked to
Washington and will use all their
power to defeat Sherman's Funding
Bill, recently published in the Re
publican. These monetary sharpers,
who delight to- bleed the Govern
ment, because they fatten upon the
same, e,are already sending out reports
that it is not practical to fund the
debt at a lower rate of interest. q
On the contrary tue President of
the United States deems it not only
practical but necessary, and Secre-
tary Boutwell,, who is in position to
know, better than any other man,
whether the national debt can be
funded at low rate of interest or
not, claims that il can be done and
is exceedingly anxious that Senator
Sherman's Bill become law and
that too, as soon as possible. Seha-
tor Sherman, who is Chairman Of
the Senate Finance Committee, has
labored most assidiously for a long
time to get Funding Bill passed
and finally succeeded, but failed to
become law becauseAndrew j ohm
son refused to sign it. n III
Now we hope that the voice cf the
enemies of this bill will not be hee-
ded. Whether the plan be practical
or not, we want it to have fair
trial. We believe it is, and deem it
necessary, in order to save millions
of dollars, now taken from the
treasury ofthe Government, because
of the high rates of interest which
was extorteafrom it in its hour of
trial, to pass this Funding Bill and
thus fund the present debt at low
rate Of interest as proposed, The
best interest of the Government and
Of the people demand that theenor-
nous interest now paid on the ma
tional debt be reduced. The Gov
ernment ought never to pay such
high rate as to utterly preclude in
dividual competition. lfti aai@F
Asst is now, those having q surplus
of money, prefer to loan it to the
Government because of the high
interest and perfect security it af-
fords, instead of struggling individ
uals. ....t 49,,
In brief, the country will watch
with deep solicitude the debate on
the Finding Bill, and those who re-
cord their votes against reduction
of the interest on the public debt
had better prepare to return to pri-
vate life.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
The Wilson Shuttle Z
FOR SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, AND
BEAUTY THEY STAND UNnI ID
VAILED,

a few Of its most excellent char racteris-
ties are: uafs.
l. The feeding device will never wear
out. get out of order, break needles, feed
unevenly. nor slip on starched cloth feeds
both heavy and fine fabrics equally well.
2. II Is the simplest shuttle machine ever
made.
3. It has less wearing parts.
4, 1t has no groovcd cams, bali joints or
og-wheels. si 'f
S. They are 40 per cent. cheaper than
any other first class machine. t.e4
This remarkable macl inc is manufac.
ured in Cleveland.
Read the following from the Cleveland
Leader:
ni"Concerning the merits of the Wilson
Shuttle Machine. too much cannot be said.
1t is simple, easily work ed, makes the lock
stitch, does all kinds of plain and fine
sewing, and wha is most of all, is sold for
a price that brings a good family Sewing
Machine within the reach of thousands of
families, to wl.om the costly work of
Eastern man nufactrrers are a forbidden
luxury . - aiH ~
Office in s, NJ. WortLs' Popular Dry
Goods Store. so Er.
IN. SMITH, AGENT,
Upper Sandusky, Q.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

EGAL NOTICE.
Nellie Gormley, whose residence is un-
known, will take notice that Leander
Gormley of the county of Wyandot and
State of Ohio. did on the 23d day of Feb.
A D. 1870, filed his petition in the Court
of Common Please, within and for the
County Of Wyandot and State of Ohio,
against the said Nellie Garmley, defendent
setting forth that the said Nellie Gormley
has been guilty Of A dultery and gsoss ne
slect of duty towards the petitioner; and
the said Nellie Gornley is notified tha she
is required to appear and answer the said
petition on or before the first day of the
next term of said court.
Leander Gormley.
By Grisell and Kali Atty's
Feb. %, 1870. 1876
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
THE SCHOOL MEETING.

IL - 1
Editor REPUBLICAN
+ In the last REPUBLICAN, appears
an article by yourself in which you
say, regarding the action Of the
+ School Meeting" that after certain
resolutions were "voted down and
:svctoed'' &c, "a resolution to erect
a shanty in the South part of town
and repair the old building was sus-
tanned. A few gentlemen took oc
|casion to relieve themselves ofsome
personal spite,' :.nd presume they
now feel better. The result Of the
meeting may be thus briefly stated.
"1oroddze, toroEdle, t1ro'I" AS the
last is Italian we do not understand
it and can't therefore reply, luti as
tile result was the voice-and expires
sion of the meeting. by vote ofnot
less than tnree-f -fourths Of those pres
ent fayoring that result we, not
knowing what your "toroddle, and
|'torolr means, take it for granted, in
connection with the'shanty,t to mean
that majorities have no right to rule
and that the great majority in favor
Of the 'Shanty' were engaged in dir
! ty work! An explanation of the
real 'English' Of those word would
be very salts factory. ar
AS to the personal spite matter
it could OILY apply, If at all, to Two
persons who made remarks at that
meeting, and as the Editor said 'a
few persons we must be included
in that spite matter. This we de-
ny. For about fifteen years we have
been on terms Of close friendship
with Mr. Grisell, never has an un
friendly word passed between us,and
/ think so much of the man, as q
man, that am fully satisfied that
the fault will not be his if our long
friendship should at any time be
disturbed, NOR have I any desire that
the fault should be mine. !.
]. hereby publicly disclaim any
intention on my part,in the remarks
made on said evening, to make any
personal issue with Mr.. G. Lookin Q
upon his plan, however, for the set
tlement Of the School House ques
Ftion as detrimental to the interests
of the district financially, and not
the best for the accommodation o1
the children of the parents interested
we had the right TO differ, honestly
differ, and if we could, to cause 9th
ers to differ from or with those
views presented in his. resolutions
} and in doing so,he being the champ
ion of those fayoring a large, single
structure which would in the enc
bury us under its bonds, we, as one
!. of the taxpayers, only sought te
show that the same cause that made
it easy for him to pay taxes, made
or makes it very hard for US to pay
} ours. And in that connection W.
: referred to the cause by the name
=
of "lnfernal'' Revenue. He holds
, the office of collector. To that WI
do not object We wish that all of
fcers of the Government were a.
Honest as he. He rides an easy
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
New Advert tisements.
Dissolution Notice!

Notice is hereby given That the co.part-
nership heretofore existing undel the firm
name of Mccormick & Cramer is this day
dissolved dy mutual consent.
All debts due said firm shoufl be paid
on or before April lst 1870. or they will be
left for collection.
David Cramer will continue the Hard
ware business at the old stand by whom all
accounts will be settled.
''o2 VIM. MCCORMICK,
D. CRAMER. -.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

submitting the question as to wheths
er we shall have new school
house, and if so where? decided at
an election, and whatever that de-
cision may be, we shall cheerfully
respect.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

Thomas Holder, editor Of the
Marion Democratic Mirror, offers
that paper for sale. He announces
that he will "sell anything he has
but his principles" We never knew
that Holder was suspicioned of
having any principles
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

The Census Bill Of Gen. Garfield
which passed the House some time
since, died in the Senate, the other
day, for want Of friends in thai
body.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25
NJ Q III Q H

On the 2Sth day ofJanuary in the year
1870 the Probate Court of Wyandot Coun
ty. Ohio declared the estate of jacob B
Ish, deceased. to be probably insolent.-
Creditors are therefore required to present
th cir claims against the estate to the under
signed. for allowance, within six months
from the time above men ioned, OF they
will not be entitled TO Payments.
BUELL. s. .iBEEB E..A dm'r of
'la JACOB B.1SH, decd.
3 Feb. 4-5w. . Grisell d Kali Atty s
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

CARDS-Business Wedding, Calling
and Invitation Cards, done in style at the
REPUBLICAN Office
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8nsleeaals.
Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne & Chicago
- HALLWAY.

Z n and after Nor 18th, 500 trains willleav
stations daily (Snndays excepted as follows: !:
[Train leaving Chicago at 35 p. NJ leaves
daily.] TRAIN leaving Pittsburgh at is P M.
leaves daily.l
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-02-25

LETTER HEADS and Enveloer
ne atty and promptly printed at the REfuB
lt Ay Printing Office.
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Is A..
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With Whom Must PruSsia Treat Al
a correspondent IF the New York R7't
argues t t4 case thus; ,r.,,s ~ ye5,...,I
L. The empire sAatteFed and oyerthrpwp
by German arms, d moment ttly sup.
planted byR befI! eh66 III Visible and
fafolntio nafy5f Commit of 2 Defence
which having boldly seized the gglns Ql
government, ppESsues, the. iinbeFit eisT7;an ld
sbVo ~ members partly instie ated 9waf,
without Repre- beFtingo Framed Germany
cannot, conclude peace tWitlIa tguyeEn.
ment lacking in, that authority which the
consent 81 the governed alone, cQhters, for
sucha r 5si would not bB binding upon
France and might IT. any moment be re-
pudiated bylits people lon!dilz9 .dl
~, The French nation haylng, only tq!f
months ago, with . majority 81 seven Ge94 null
lions, declared for the empire, King VIII
Illamiwould be- perfectly justified lure.
garhng !Napoleoh as fher ighttnl ruler loi
FRANCE, until the people 9ss Is t8ad delegates
In The kfhs q Pfassia, acting ID tie name
of Germany and being responsible tout
aud toitalone. will Iafterj thes coppluslpn
Of peace and the Withdrawal at hls armies
leave The French ID the tlndisputed soyer'
eiEh right To establish d government Of then
own choice; all arguments to7the contrary
arc the merest nonsense and inspltjfs
much the man as the people over whom y ne
rules. Germany Is bound to exact sure
material guarantees Of peace, GUARANTEES
tItnk sVfIi SnV41ai,, hykF1ha sIh1aEo fmnFNhHh1a
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The, Boston Transcript takes pains to
deny tint the gentlemen from tho West,
better known for his literary attainments
and scholarly Accomplishments than as
anu Rctiye. poIitlctan@ toiwhoh itois re-
ported the President has rendered the
EbsllSh mission, as Zach Chandler, Of
T;SbiS6ESpS jiiT iS SAIIlf1 VI ''2H Hl'N
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EDUCATIONAL.
q EgHsAsNY cQELEGE.

n ETHAN y go III Egg +.
I'D NlEH sE-ggI
Tho ThlFtisth ssSllou of'this Institution win
commence on MONDAY, 90th 6RPFENBBl, 1870,
and terminate on the 18th Of June, 1871. ~
romantcally situated In tho midst Of the beaIti;
fal and healthy hill.oount1y Of the panhandle
Of West Virginia, easily accessible By EallEoad q
aqeneeS for student life. y 4AS 2 psoperfy N
of over t8SD, 900 4nd y 1blga e14e Jed st0Es4e'
Tain iaShIty and luFnIA ID f6t 4 thorough
education; or tho very hF6t order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS arc provided
for both public and private boarding, and ultnr.
nished rooms will be lot 70 students who Wish to
board themselves,
: cpURSES, OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular
LitetGry Course, including the. Ancient Lam
guARes, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts. 2:
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 8. The Course Of Master
rs speelal cobISCs In ileal Chetqi M
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APPARATUS AND MusEuM.-The Institu-
ton has q complete sOt Of Philosophical Appa,
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tho uSO Of Field Instruments, ALSO thoroughly
ttted up laboratory, for practical instruction
ind work ID Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for tho study Of Natural History.
DEMONSTRATION $50 per session. Boarding
from g 10 IS per week. Unf1rnished rooms -
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"a ~ d6Spel Il ljdsaomiRa lions. / y TjF
For further particulars apply for catalogue TO
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sH LADY who had repeatedly called her
little boy, TO come In and say his prayer
Wa somewhat taken back by bis asking
her IL aGod was II much Of hurry. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

"A sHon1T time since 4 nj. Knott was
tried IN atiinterior county Of Georgia for
On violatiOnl ofllawyi The verdict o.. the
Jury was: t""We find the defendant KHott
guilty." The Judge was at ale 9 l9ss whether a!s
10 sentence or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

ABKNKER lent a tEraceless scamp fifty
dollars, in the hope ofsgetting rid OF him !;
but, TO his surprise, the fellow paldhthe
money punctually on the day agreed upon
and short time allerwGrd applied Tor
another loan. Mop said the banker,
%youihaVe deceivedlme once, and 1 am
resolved you shap1t do itaysecona tImeR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

tIuBRs is4w general OutGy madel6y
railway passengers against the ext9EtiQnfl
dc prices ri sleeping caF R Pert "
on most Of thellhes' w., ~. !, raf,,,,gt,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-17

TIM Grand Jury q Baltimore reported
base bali asi zone oil the ogradatlons Of
crime" --------'s;'s--------
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In Catosa county b.. o. woman re-
Gently shouted hetselt 70 death under ex+
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| Toms income has thus far held out
bettsr, than 41l! when he was vas single Young
men, try Y! n - ~ ..-.Li An.aLL.,
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Ion ie Conquered t,r When lie explained,
to SfRlvifia about his small income and
consulted with her 7abont Its suficiency,,
she told hfm-that- he ughtrto be ashamed
indeed to waste such heaps Of money on
one. He should have sent haltito the
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wv b1,OO0tP6uAA1 Hemp lhnd lJut6 Wool
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