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LOCA l. ~ EW :.
To Patrons UI the "inLrpcndrut."


W" are unable to is-n paper this week for the
|ollomins reason: We nave no paptr AMI none can
y pro- ured in the Territory. We purchased large
Enpplv OF paper IN New York in August. II WAS
dipped from there ON the 2t OF that month. and l.
pow ilS days out from New York aud II days OUT from
Yornne. Our patrons will see We "a,le wha, would
F.insry be adequate arran -cmcnts tor receiving II
o mouh- ago. but as yet IL has not arrived bat Is
fpolc this eide ot Pleasant Valley. One of our
I'm "'II leave Today by private conveyance ~ met
pir train aud bring Ia sufficient to Insure \ supply
pc'ealtcr nt,l the train arrives. Submitiin. these
ci- to our tend-. trust tur furbcarance In this
batter. which IL the ,.ion Ut more regret u Us
ban II possibly can be to then.
R.-pccil My.
KERLEY, SMITH. McQCADE L CO.,
PiophctUis Iade psndemk
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Twenty convic,s in the Penitentiary.
1t sn"wel every~ here, except in the house.
on THURSDAY.
Mr.. N. Smith reno we'd from Ysmhill to
Deer L"dxe this week.
Chas II. Gage, late Sheriff 1t Msiisou
county. has gone to Akron, Ohio. Good
boy; good bye.
Loun,aL's train raised through town on
Monday. laden with goods for Wordsn &
Co.. Mi.st,ula
M"ssrs. Thomas II. Irvine Jr. and VIM
Williams leave for the states on Monday to
lie absent until spring.
Pete Roman tells in the Gazette al,ont one
Of his friends gpiny hack - 1.-The white Get.
Elements" That heats ''America."
Mr.. las f Owing. Asst. Assessor of Inter.
nal Revenn" hes returned from an ext ended
trip. and il located for the winter.
Col J. A. Wall. Superintendent "t
Indians. was here IN business On Thursday
evening. and returned tn Helena yest erdsv
The matrimonial fever r~geth along the
river from the source thereof 70 where Il
f"wc'h through the woody wales of Mis-.
sOula.
The Helena Library Association hy vote
Of the directors, dnnatet: it's files 81 thu illus
tra'ed papers I" the prisoners in the Pen,.
Tertiary
Yesterday was the stormiest day We ever
saw in DEER Lodge For hmura. HOUSES \
square distant. were hidden by tie falling
md wind tossed snow.
~ m" Gibson. recently canvassin0 for
the F"d~pr"dent in Montans has concluIel
{" try his fortune in silver land, and will
leave for Pi,che on Monday.
Mr.. r. W. Nico'. one Of the cn'crpris'ng
aud snccrssfnl young farmers Of Sk"rkah".
lief, for The States on Friday. and will 'ring
a thres:,'ny machine with him when he re.
turns.
Vim. p Wheeler. !. P and Mr.. Lare. IT
Butte. were in town Wednesday Bllv's"
frs, official act will I've found under the title
"f "M'rric'l." aud that's where l,,s last act
.l,"nld I've
Mr. Jno s. Pemherton and the Richardson
Bros. left fr C,rinne nv W,.l,e. lays
coach. They will I've absent during til.
winter. returning in time for the mining
season.
We regret tn lrarn that the eff"ction Of
the eyes. which gave Mr. Ben r Di,trs. of
Forest City. 81 much trouble last winter.
has returned upon him and he anticipates
having =" come out again for treatment
Thursday WAS stormy. rude day. with
rain. snow. wind. slush aud humid mtn,o.
s"lrre. all mixed up 'scellant.,,,-lv.
During the afternoon the barometer regis.
tered lower than ever before known in Deer
Lodge.
tn" Pio"eer of the 10th heads hca,
Eight inches Of snow ut Deer LII .r,'
then "xl'"r's everyb'iy I" 9" I" Bnncrs
aud l"ny cI",hing. Now this week We hope
I" see it d" rs climatic justice. and tell how
NJ s."u'a Ia five Iuches on the 18Th ~ y
few fakes here Let ~ have the sequel to
that pretty cnnccit about ''cominy from DER
Lodge the land Of snow and wind-tO Mis-.
sonia. is like going out Of the Mont Gents
Tunnel into the land Of fl overs and SONY I"
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The ISriClul Chm m her.

ESSAYS For YOang Men, on Great ) ,cnl Evils
aud Aba-'- which ihtlf.re with MARRIAsE--with
sure means 1T r,it Tor III" ErIng and Unfortunate,
disrt-ut a! Il biIitatcl Sur ticc Ut rh IN seal
cd rn"'o~-. Address: iiowARU ASSOCIATION. NJ. 2
;. Sintn ST Philadelphia, Pa. ll6-lyr
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]. u. Il. r.

THE X G'L\R CONCENTRATIONS or COT
j i"nwo,d lad :" No e. .. y. r. will b. held cv-
cry W,,lu'.'liy evening ut the Masonic hall. AZ :
ocl"ck. 50 ~n'nn- Hrililcn Ia so'M stan"iug are
cordially ln.ici /" attend.
A. N. LEVY. N q.
JOS. a. HYDE. Secretary
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-SOTIc7c.

All parties inlchted tOJ b Wicux. on Open &C
otherwise. requested u call and re'' the
rtnic tn.irtv 'tin. 'r-t. The z 'I- ~, hauI will
h. clio .,'i Cat 1t c.,.t tor cash. wv. MCNAMARA.
ll9lt A-s.tlce.
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THE WEATHER.
Latest Repairs by telegraph.
DEER LoDok. N. T

DEER Lopez. NJ. r.
ePM. November 24th. 1871
1t is showing Mt F. Shaw. Virginia City.
Helena and Pleasant V"lley-high wind at
latter place this p m. At $50 p. m. the
Thermometer was2 deg. below zero. Al
BCseman, there Vas inches OF snow on the
level, and still falling. It il raining 1t
Snake River and COrimne.
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HOW THEY 80 ~ nE.iLiN. AND now PEOPLE
SINDCD 10 HERE:
GO to r 4. T.. iIrnIr. Post q lf Store. and hav
your Witch Insured I" .crp good time tor ~ months
See advt. DIT.
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LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsuEs-ALL
sizes. for -ale Chea, for cas. by
ll5tf D. 5. KENYON,
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y Suhsc,ihris (" me NEW NuRTu WET receiving
~ lalsrr marked Win an * AGAR the atidi c.s,
pc t"i'hH notified III If -ubec. iptioiIs have cd
lad aye 'Ulirlrd t. renew.
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0r0akfast NJ Ma a.

Passenger from Deer Lodge t. Helena. BY CLINE,
4 Snlirblrys csaches. take Z O'c!ucx ,eskfa>t n
Meats Station -<sHs Vt the bsst eating ssni0us il
NontanA vi dAwu
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ET'c-h California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINsC HMiDT BROS
large invoice Of Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh CWed Hams and California G,Oce, les Ut every
variety.
The hest AID largest stock IN the market Will he
sold Il lowest Il .lrr. for Cash.
Dealers aud COnsu,n RS will dnd II to their advsn.
taye t. call. kLElNSCNMIUT BROS
u4tt Deer Lodge.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
rLAR SALOON.
JAMES O'GRADY. PROPRIETOR.

pei isiUn al the
OLD and POPULAR SALOON,
Mr. Otady will i,e tles-ed t. OH aud Lew custo
merr. Tue hc.t bar stock Ia town will be kept, aud
no impure II luus sold. liz
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A TUE REntlAK COW NJ NC \TIONS OF
Nv Dee l.ni.' 80 IA +. Il A. VI vilI h. hrId
~ onttr Il AMI Tni'h S,,nrh, = .'tcsch month
T. : SrAcHPOLE, ". II.
X I. KENEON. secretary.
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LIST OF LETTERS
4 }(DaR ~

HANrER-To the wife of Vim. Hamper. Helena, Nov
81, a ron.
TnAvls-T0 the wife VI Chcs. Travi-, Helena Nov.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON. GERBER 4 DICKINSON,
Hav. the finest bar st0ck in the West Siie or any
other side, and two 1T the hestrunniny hill ,rd tables
IN tn Territory. Special invitations u the whole
Community tO-cOme AMI see ".
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The storm tn. wn,cr-wh ch from
Geographic reports las set IN u"usu lily early
aud severe IL both Amciic, and Europe. Is
down on IL Deer L"dyers Will, an early
severity unprecedented since 81 The snow
fall ul'i" ar> general ihr'uglr'ut the County.
aud unl - t"'r weather succeeds s."'". will
interfere seriously with the late transports.
,i.'n. !, is rnnnicd already. how ,ru'hfully
We d" not kn"w. that a. mn.ay rs fifteen
h. / of cattle Ml"nyi"g to one oi Garrison
l. Wyn,i's t'snS II Pleasant valley. have
persisted. 4 Il that frriyhtcrs a'e talking
81 r'"usl, 1T tuning out their stock For
iunaIcly there is Nh abundant I,nrves, of
hay. which j. rating very low. aud ranch
sock will not suffer. even it the snow is
Extraordinarily deep AMI continues.
Through Ticksts to San Francisco !!
We a'e row ceiling At our Office IN Der Lodge,
Through ckcis by stage and rail- ~ follows:
Deer Lodge ~ San Fianci.co 1st { ~. Sis
ciina :" -
GJMEK 4 SALISBURY.
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MONTlILIES.

Any Ut the above will be del: sered TO Subecrbere At
their respective Post Oces. at the price named pos
tage prepaid. All subscriptions must be paid In 3D.
vance.
STACKPOLE FUI LER
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NOTICE..

ITO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: have in nv
Possession" Grai" Drill. cent b. my shop for re-
pnrs by 4" incl midi Bios. IT Deer Lodge. and ON
which there are charges amounting to twenty 1851
dollar whtc they rcfse to pay Due n,tice 10 he..,.
ny given. that u lrs The above chn'ger ana cost Of
veriisn., are paid aud the said Grain brill remOved
by Novembe! s5th, ISL that will thereafter not BE-
lespOn>ibie fo, sa,d iii.
.rafau ...as.--.4.f.ta. fa. J. v. SURPRENANT.
Deer Lodge, November 18Th, 1871. III 81
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List Of Papers, Periodicals, Magazines, etc
1OR 0AL8DY
Stacl<ps,le AZ Fu lcr,
POST OfFlCE STORE DEER LOD0E MT.
WEEKLY.

Appletons Journal Nation.
Banner Of Light, National Police Gazette
BO-iOn Journal, New York Clipper.
Boston Pilot. New ork Leivcr
lOnrrter deS As0ts CNtS, New York Weekly.
DAys Doings. New York Tribune,
Every Saturday. New York World.
Leslie's Chimney Corner, Police News,
Lcelir's Hue. Newspaper, Puncroy's Democr.i
Leslie'e lllurtr'd Zeitung, Sportin: Times,
llarJ'ers Bazaar, Saturday Night,
llarprrs Weekly. Scientific American,
Illustrated Police News, True Flag,
Irish American, New Varieties.
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KERLEY, SMITH. McQUADE L CO.,
Piop,ictUas i"de peNdemt.

u, er Lodge. November 81. 1871.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

One day last week, one of our bust
ness men remarked to us that he had
Just taken in some National Bank
notes from Oregon, Utah and Louisi
ana. This reminded us of the time
when, if man had notes of banks
located in other States than Lis own,
he was generally obliged to submit
to discount. Bat the National Bank
uotes are the same in any part of the
Union and there is no possibility of
any individual losing anything in case
any of the banks of the notes in his
hands should break or suspend. In
deed, we have before us a circular,
issued on the 9th inst, by the officers
of the National Currency Bank, of
New York, in which they announce
that they are purchasing the notes of
suspended National Banks at pre-
MUM Of per cent. National Banks
may abuse their privileges and extort
Illegal interest. OF this We know moth
ing by personal experience as we have
never paid one cent interest to any
hank; but that Educational Bank
.cursencyi is the best this country has
ever had, is unquestionable.
Ii there are abuses in tie system,
've doubt not that in due time they
will be corrected by proper legisla-
aa and public sentiment.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11
SHERNIAN'S SPEECH.
The General Denies the Truth Oi
the Former Speech Charged t.

The General Denies the Truth of
the Former Speech Charged to
Him.
New York, May S.-Thomas "
Conway, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Union League Club of New Or
leans, writes to the Tribune that on
the 22d ult., at reception given to
General Sherman, the General made
the following speech:
"MR. PRESIDENT am not much
of a speaker. My forte is action, not
speaking. lido not wish my remarks,
this evening, to be reported in the
newspapers, for | see that what | said
on the occasion of another reception
extended to me since my arrival has
been entirely misrepresented, and !
am credited with words | did not
utter at all. Therefore | hope there
are no reporters here to serve the
present interview as they served the
other to which ! have alluded. Ny
duty, as commander of the army OF
the country, keeps me employed in
military matters, and by that employ
ment | may be enabled to assist the
nation in its civil and political inter
ests. but do not wish TO be consid
cred a politician. l strive, rs well As
| can, to do what my official duty
compels, and in doing that find my
self amply occupied. l do not seek
any civil position whatever, and 90
not wish TO be suspected ofdoing so
Indeed, should positively decline
any offer CT 4 civil or political pcsi
ton. | mean to devote my whole
time in the future to the stGdy of the
military art. not with the view of de'
stroying, but as a means of promo
ting the good OF all, even the loves
classes OF our citizens"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

AFFAIRS in Paris are still in hor-
rible condition. That is the city from
whence the latest fashions came. Well
there is about as much destitntion of
good sense in extravigant fashions
as in the leaders of the Partisan re-
bellion. The fact is that while some
people thought the German army was
too severe with the French they stop
ped too soon. If those French lead
ers had been more severely punished
they would not now, like some rebels
of the South in this country, be so
full of fight. Neither of them were
whipped enough by their conquerors.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

On the evening of the End list Sen
ator SchuTz was serenaded at ST Louis
and among other things said:
1t was unpleasant to have differ
ences Of opinion with party friends
He would have been happy to have
followed the lead of those whom we
had pus into power, but. he said
| have always been in tie habit OF
| finding my convictions of duty in my
own conscience, and these conscien
tious convictions are not never have
been, and never will be at the dispos
al of 4 President, or Of q congress
There are certain fundamental prin-
ciples which, from the very life of my
political creed, and with regard to
which | desire my constituents to un-
derstand that they are not in the mar
ket, and that know no surrender.
l have always been an anti slave man
believing as did, and do, and always
shall, that true republican govern
ment can stand only on the basis of
the equal rights of men, and that we
can have no security as long as there
is any class of society upon whom
duties are imposed without a recogni
ton of corresponding rights. That
this great principle has been incor-
porated in the fundamental law of the
republic, and we behold it now in the
Constitution of the United States, as
it is the great charter of the equal
rights cf men By the amendments
that made it so l mean to stand with
unfiinching firmness to the last, not
only because they are in the Constitu-
ton in point of fact, but because if
they were not they ought to be- They
form the very basis Of the new order
of society which issued from our
great revolution. They embody the
only practical settlement of our past
convictions.
So much I consider it the only
peaceable settlement and, even if you
tried any other way, you would finally
still have to return to this.
It is my. firm conviction that this
republic will have no enduring repose
until that settlement is universally
accepted and carried inte effect, not
grudgingly and with mental reserva-
ton looking for a chance to over
throw it, but fairly, fully in good
faith and as finality. To this emf
nv earnest efforts will always be de
voted, and | shall hold it to be nv
duty to oppose any movement or
combination working in the opposite
direction, as one highly dangerous
to the peace and prosperous develop
ment ofthis country
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

Mrs. BRICK PoMERoY made appli
cation for a divorce from her hus-
band and employed General B. F.
Butler for her Attorney. The divorce
has been granted with $4,000 ali
mony. 1t is also reported that F ON
eroy is already engaged to be mar
ried to Cleveland lady and that ar
rangement to this effect were on the
way some tine before he was divorc
ed. This is the great moral teacher
of the Democratic party and the au-
thor of ''Who's been here since is
been gone.''
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For State Treasurer, w. \. Her
Aa,isnI.

SIlScf.
The coming Republican State con
vention will nominate q candidate for
Treasurer of State. We take the lib
erty Of suggesting the name of w. A.
Hershises. He has been chief clerk
in the Treasury for liftf en- years He
is active, intelligent and thoroughly
honest. We have known hirn init.
mately for all this time, and know
that no better or safer selection could
be emade. lie deserves it by long ser
vice and ample capacity. He is a
sound Republican. Let the people
consider his claims and we hope to
see him nominated by acclamation =
NJ Vernon Republican.
Mr. Hers User was q resident of ttis
city for some fifteen years, previous
to his going to Columbus in 1858, or
thereabouts. All said of his qualfi-
cations in the above article is true
and we with his many friends in this
section hope he may receive the
non. n.ination of the Republican party.
No mora efficient man could be select
ed. Let him receive the nominati on
and be elected. Thin Tribune.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

'.P. CUNEo, an upper Sandusky edit.
or, occasionally delivers a lecture on
Peasant Life in Italy," and we have
no doubtthat it is very interesting. AT
least we would be glad to listen to it
The time was when p. Cuneo was Im-
P-Cuneous, in Italy. his native land,
and his successful career since he
came to this country is highly credita-
nle to him."-Sprin.Bfe'd RepuJiic
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Or Tuesday. 25th nlt.. NJ

On Tuesday. 25th ult.. Mr. John S
Nimmons. of PlvT outh, committed
suicide hv shooting himself He was
an officer in the Union army. and had
been severely wounded. from the
effects of which he still suffered, and
it is generally supposed that he was
laboring under temporary derapge-
ment. arising from his illness. at the
time of his DEATH BUcyrus Journal.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

a few weeks ago j. IL Kimball, OF
Janesville, Wisconsin, raised quite q
large amount of money on forged pa
per. and left for Clinton, Iowa where
he was arrested and taken back to
Janesvi!le. On Sunday he commit
ted suicide, and his young wife died
the same day of a brokenheart, caused
by his disgrace. They leave four
little children.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

VALLANDIGaAM-This precious
sympathizer with treason has been
sentenced to be incarcerated in Fort
Warren during the war, to be kept in
solitary confinement. 1t is but a
righteous judgment and Will be heart
lily endorsed by all true loyal men
L. a. B,'aauer IN Pioneer Hoy %,
1863.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

READ the extracts from the speech
of Hon. j. II. Platt, Jr Of Virginia.
He gives some facts of history which
are to the point and interesting to
read. He hits the nail squarely on
the head-and drives it into the
wood at the first lick.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

The q. S. Senate assembled yes
terday to consider the treaty agreed
upon by the International Commits
sion at Washington. We hope that
the Alabama and other questions OF
dispute between the two nations will
be amicably settled.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11
/. Republican State Convention.
Wednesday, june 21st, 1871.

- STATE RxPunr IcAs.C.S ANp'Fx Coz RooSs
~ goLrNBus. omo, May I'd, 1871
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS or ONO :
= Your annual State Convention will be
{ held as Columbus. on Wednesday the
slst day of June, 1871. for the nomina
tion ef.candidates for the following Off
ces, viz: @
GOVERNOR tssft
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge of tile Supreme Court,
Treasurer of State,
Auditor of State.
Attorney General,
State Commissioner of Schools.
Clerk ofSupreme Court,
Member of Board of Public Works.
The undersigned committee recom-
mend that the meetings in the several
counties for the selection of Delegates,
be held on Saturday. June 10th. 1871.
The basis of representation in the Co..
rention will be one Delegate for every
five hundred votes cast for General Sher
wood, for Secretary of State in 1870. and
one additional Delegate for any fraction
of two hundred and fifty votes and
upward, in each county.
This county is entitled to2 delegates.
Ed. REP.
The Committee respectfully suggests
the Importance of a full delegation from
each county TO the convention. The Is
sues to be decided in the present cam
paign are of vital interest to the country
The importance of thorough local or
ganizatiOn cannot be too strongly urged ;
nor can this great auxiliary to final sue
cess be too early attended TO. In this
eonneeuon. the Committee would earn
estly recommend, that where County
Committees have not already been Sc
lected. that i'm the cali for County Con-
sentions, on the 10th day of June. motto e
be given that the County Central Com
mittees for the coming campaign will be
selected at that time.
1t is important that each delegation to
tie State Convention bring with them
correct list of the officers and members,
with postoffice address. OF the Commit
tees of their county, and deliver the same
to this issCommittee.
Very respectfully.
X. ID. HARRISON,
Chairman State Ex. Committee.
RODNEY FooS Secretary.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

The Legislature has had an cleo
ton, and returned Hon. Ben. T. Wade
for six years from March next. Let
the bells ring out merrily, and all the
people rejoice at this triumph of
principle.-L. A Drummer in the Pho
neer of Jan. Both 1868,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

The recent local election in TerIe
Haute, Lafayette and other cities OF
Indiana, resulted in Republican vic
tories far beyond the most sanguine
expectations of leading Republicans.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

The Republicans carried Lexington,
Ky at the Magistrates election on
Saturday bv over L 200 majpaity "A
gain of 700 on the Congressional
election last fail iactnnoti Times
d. Chronicle
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

II is genersly believed that the
Democracy VIII nominate Gen Ewing
or Gen. McCook for Governor
Either Of them woulI be q strong
candidate.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-05-11

GEN. SIMON BUCKNER, after being
released from Ft Warren, was put in
command of &ehel force and upon
parolling some Federal prisoners.
told them to go honae and rote the
Democratic ticket" Il A Brunner in
the Pionecr of Nov. 24th 1862.