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RAILa0AD nASuALTIEa.

Coroner Herman vcstorIay ha!d on inquest in the
ease U! Yfelailck w. knlght me lal. iata o! 81
West Fif;y1rst street. who wasrua ever ny car NO.
l. ., tns broadway aai .,cveath Av,n ia Railroad
Compan,, uear F.tti-s.cosd street. Saturday
morning Iasb ~ rev.oasiy reported IN ,Hc hER,Lo.
Deceased. whne at play with otEer boys. against
the horses att 4cnei tao car, ami being knooSed
aown was ran over before samuel Russell, the
driver, could sioa ,ia car. The JURY rsnt.erol
verdlct Of accsdcutl death l'nc eass or
Iona X. Na,d, racenuy IN the employ ot tns
Harem Railroad Company AZ "trscN walker"
Wao was strLcS at rlty-nintn street. ana
fodrin .tveils ~ oco iotlYc so AZ, alta .lcd Lo
New iiivsi tfaiI ea.iy "a the nosiiln< -! ,na itA
INST. asd fatsiy in,nrei vas coilc,uiei yesterday
te.ore ,oroacr Herman, at the ,fiy 1ail. Davia
-. bic. haasOn tn e5zIADsr la cha arse OF tae train.
deposed inat Ee save wato lignt Oh the track, but
II was 20 utri thdt ne could soe cnargo oi
tnc lgnt; mo Isnt lamp only WAS 10 be aemul-
l5ued, aut nevtr suspected tnat o nnln was Oh the
TRACK he train wa going at a SLOW rate ot & 3ced,
Wh, deceased was IL tue yay O The team cOnlu nor
Ice saoSn. Blame cOud DC traced 10 no one 10 the
matter, and the inry accordingly rendered veIalct
Oi accidental death.
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THE MACE AND ooBuaN FIaHT.
from tho New Orlean. Times. Nov 10.

IRON tho new orleans Times, NOV ".
As tho dav nAel for tls eat hstic contest draws
near the interest lncreases ani already IL an all.
absorbing topic among the admirers of the manly
art ~ sell defence. largo number OF sporting men
AMI representatives oi tne press RON MI sections
have arrived anu W tnls tine next weea the inux
viii he "feariUi TO bch0'd.' CoDurn u gradually
getting into 1ne Condition, and promises toappear 10
the ring in excellent trim. Mace VII arrive in tOwn
this week. ana Win taae up lid headquarters at Enh
Holporu's No. " II. Charles stree, Iwuch VIII also
be the Headquarters Oi COburD ana his friendsl.
Jem colors have just been received ron New YORK,
anu arc on exhibition at Emlps They consist 0i a
white haudkerChe ell with n blue border, thc ccntte
bearing the motto MAY the best man win." In
the respective corners arc rcd star, shield,
American ensign and letters -. NJ Cobura's
colors aIe not yet puol ely known. but, havngDccn
sent, Will be displayed, at ths same place on unuay
keporls from pj,n give assurance tnat tie >nxbt
u hound " take place, rs they ndndes. deicrnt-
nation ~ the mater which carries Couvctl0n. IN
New YORK the betting ~ IN iavor Of Mace al tne
odds VI Dvc 10 one. while here wagers nave been
made ol Two and three 10 one.
From present Indications this contest Will De
memorabIe one, and II ~ Estimated that ~ VIII Ue
witnessed ~ more people tnan have ever Collected
UPON slLnia OCCASION
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rooTPADs AT WORK.

George Ray, o machinist, twenty-five years -
age, residing IN West sixteenth street, anu rrancij
Smith, aged twenty.one, iithograpner resid'ns -
No. III HUDSON street. were up before Justice Coxs
At Jcncrson Market, yesterday morning, on charge
OF highway robbery. James wcIcn, Of the cornAt
OF FIFTY eighth street and Eleventh avenue, chargc
that while passing down Prince street about ter
O'Clock on Wednesday night Ray lostled against hing
several times. Durng tae dispute which i0iloweq
and attempted TO run awag with u, tut. being pnr.
sued py wclch. was selzed by the collar and held
fnst. WhIie ne was huding him and shouting iof
help Suth came up snd dealt hfn several severe
blows on tho head and n cs with his list 01icek,
Wall 0i tao Elgnih precinct, hearing MS cries, came
10 the rescue ana conveyed r0.n lovtpa,is to The
station house. They denied me charge yesterday
morning, but were commtted IN default OF 5000
ball each Tor trial NJ tue General Sessiunss
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RUN OVER.
A Strange Escape from Death When \
Heavy Wheel Had Crushed Mans

A Strange Escape from Death When n
Heavy Wheel Had Crushed Mans
Neck.
Last evening at aoout seven o'clock drunken
individual got entangcd Ia the current OF Broad.
way yenlcIes while attempting to cross the street
near the Astor House. Unfortunately, he was
knocked down. ami. still moro unfortunately, was
slightly Dedau0ed by mud; but, worst OF all, car
riage wheel passsd directly across his throal lie
was dragged across the sidewalk by . policeman into
an apothecary's shop. wnere he was soon revived,
wnc me clerks Wed with eacn other In blowing
Cologne spray IN his lace. Hs 0rst words ON
oovefins CONSCIOUSNESS were more sage than might
Od expactcl-'lic whe.cfa my-nionats" "fho
hum0r OF tnc fhin," WAS nolQhteach Dy the weak
smile ON tbs poor icIow's Hips NJ ne looked at the
dirty condition or hts garments. Mean Tnila tho
coachmau whose rccklcssncss was the cansc Of MS
misfortune nai long since driven ms carriage rap.
ldiy out oil sight, ant was saie from rcaD,nx Tor his
reward n,Rat Ia cell and u morning penalty he.
fore some aastcrc police bench II was nut vna OF
the many startling accidents that are rBke1 mo.
mentlrly ON Broadway.
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Increase Of republican vote. te............... a. 2os
me fact is here sySens tSaI ss;osr the Ku KIN.
os anybody else lnttniaated tue radical voters in
hcss ENTHUSIASTICALLY counties. it was well
apwn 70 tne whites thai any attempt at intimf.
Assun would be utterly nuIe. Had the democrats
~ part ia the counting OF the votes there would oe
re rs noDody M Lac stats All Inc t.lec,,on CON-.
aissloners are aopolAied by the Governor. ana
sery nwtner's son VI them WAS radical Tne re-
nSAs AhUw tpat gross frauds were perpetrated uy
- RADICALS. III Spartanbura county twnicn YOU viii
erceive was carried ~ ihe denocracy) NJ attempt
"a mace % pul the democratic caDd dates ior the
~ offices stl elective In the minority by throwing
n sXpcisus Aunber OF precincts neavi.y de no,
.p desas snu ,ss ssf asi rssa, y,
nose exploits nave written Jou, WAS ons or the
lection copini soners. Wacu seouKed for ms ras-
tsie canyassers at Columoia To return the radical
n0iuaies elected at all hazar1s. l DO not mean
mslnua.e hat the frauds Ia Chester, Fairfield and
aareus counties were perpeIrateu by tne Comnis-
Aners lof lhsrs as not The slightest necessity Tor
erbetraung them. White males, In south Caro-
nA must ce tnenty.one years or age before they
re allowed 20 yole. but male negroes trom MI cen
ars upwards. enjoy the privilege Oh voIlng aud f
~ sne exu1efsnce " their patriotism some OF them
ue Two or thtee times each, wny, tnen, repeating
~ heips " make rebels BEHAVE tnenlselves.0
uass tna. your reaoers are now thoroughly salts
- ~ 10 tue extent VI the Intimidation Of radical
Ners In TINS section OF South carolina. The wlIful
uttered against the wniIes Ia TINS regard Is naled
" cnhched uy INC oiucai ngures given by the
ideals. Visit these Counties NOT as q uu,itlcsl al
ihturer, not AS federal ONCE holtier-visit them
your pnvAle capacity, imbued WHY Q Just anl
~ wEfu.ly lied about they nave been In o,ner
CARDS a. IL mas been for me 10 take the ngure3 nd
Oee, beyond contradiction, that the negro yotsrs
We not been tatiLnidated.
WHAT GAVE TIE KU KLUx ITS STRENGTH.
In none OF nv letters have l ventured to even
estion the existence Of . Ku Klux organization.
a. there IL or has been such thing Is las plain
n pikestan." that this organization, or men
opposed 70 belong 10 H. nave perperated some
anton aud diaboiical outrages: that some negroes
We been nrutally treated for no other apparent
lson Lnan the fact OF their being radicais--are
suesIionaJly true. only assert that evidence
been laid Oeiore me, since M arrival here, which
ives that where one man was beaten because of
politics ak were punished because OF their
mes la this connection IL Is interesting 10
ow what was the original cause of the sudden
Tease la The sueng. a OF tue 81 kiux IN these
inties. some H. sieeu or eIghteen m0ntns ago NO
Al justices OF SpartanUurg c0unty--One tue man
uing nave referred " before. the other q man
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THE COLONIAL AascXA i3i

Cole1ists Banding Toectl.er az E.soials Anncxa.
tionisss-The Canada. Esv 2runwex, Nova
Scotia, Prince Isswara Issnd and Few.
fouadlaad Esspsss 10 As Call to shasfs
or the Old sYsseri-acc.es:es TO
Ee Organised IA s;is Principal
Cities CT the UA;on
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Increase Of republican vote. =.
M A Tfn.

Republican, vete 10 lses....... 2,n
sepuoucan tote Ia lo70. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,9l
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Tosal reppa,eaa vote IA 1872 la7
Bear 10 msnJ that an ms-ey copyiay shs ssi cial
returns as prtnted ~ the radical stats governm.ns
bsSeath CaaSsIaa Nonce that the mtimidated re-
fauifesas nearly aoubfei taeI votea New let us
sss how u was with the damoeracy:-
yn<ai dea,oxstnc vste ~ 1889. 10 800
fpsN dencc att v0ts IA is7o................ Q. as4
roa VIII thus perceive that m tnesc rcsellscus
lnd tssurrestsaaary eounlics the radical vote fn-
bFeasea a2s., wDiIa the democratic voie decreases
ppN But an net done yet Read the following
tg.res carefully ~
Fenhnsa republican ana democratic vote
Total number Of voisrs ri same coanues.
Mere votes than there were voters. ......., e4
When the Aglres are anayzcd the exhibit Is fdf
more startling Cslonel McKissck, the democratic
Fsndidote for Congress, who was defeated, accord
Ag 80 the returns, BY A. 8. Wallace and who Ia con-
issing the scar Of that Individual has collected
Evidence U SHOW mat Wallace received the follow
- number Of white votes in the counties naned:-
= Fairfield, IS; m Chester, 2s; In York. 10; in
p2tanburG 100; In Union, 90 and In Lauren 3,
- making . total of 400 white voters. Deduct e9o
buan lAlde and we nnd that Wallace received
Assl2 negro Votes Row, there are only I2,e7a
feero voters IN these six counties. and $50 of
elen voted fQy AcKis5icA It follows therefore
nAi H. 724 negfoes cast sl2 votes II this is not
Aumidation with vengeance don't know what
~ The exhibit In some OF the counties Is decidedly
nOh. For inseaneos--
ydaai numoer or veteFs In Fairfield countv. am
SesN number OF v0lea east IN Fairfield county
IA @7go
Excess Of votes ever the number Of voters. SIG
Here 10 another saMple:-
fotel number o. voters IN Chester county. sss
total number Of yses east In Isle. los7
Rxcess OF votes over the number OF voters. 2sI
But the biggest fraud Of al was in Laurens conn.
n, where the f,tim1ated blacks succeeded In rer.
poxlning the following fsai:-
S.dai nuaiDer OF Voters IN LauPcns county. -. ll7o
Total number ef votes east In ls71. ......... ZsSa
Excess OF votes over the number OF voters. SIS
II cannot be charged that there was auy tratd on
ne SIDE OF Che de aasracy, bscsls, tas gain is ens
a:sy On the radical aide. The three counties Lave
epoted contain 6i5 Waite vstsrs wao css, oaly
All votes-sAat - taKiay 1t for granted that not
one negro In ,h.sc coanres voted VITA the dsn 8
eracy. TIE fact Is, hJwsva.. tals a5odt ono hun.
ared voted vita cm IN FairaeiJ eounss, about atty
IN Chester All aoeut tae same number III Lsurcns;
~ tnat dedGenAg thess 2Do, we naye 4y,l whna
Iores eaS Tor the dsnoc aGy oul OF asl5 whts
voters pqrt You imagine = Il thd Radicals yet rhe
rs:isae; aH tnty Eet IN tas t,Tee coanlles was
eU0nt sfxtp volea
ras osazs gASvRp COUNTER
.i9aTe mace tns exftated aaayss for the pur
su ~ i',y sa'.ss AZ every psisol inst hs charge
sorrec;aess oil NV isares exsnfae the .,rrf,1s. II
naIae" OF 1871. an1 the vote OF Soath carolina
~ u9Ve{hot aad Goa yrssi.aan In tie cJuatlts
nfee counties under the pan bsca,ssa was uaaole
- procure the cehss5 iolvrHs II the nuinosr OF
rotcr. II those cQqhte< 10 nQt thlnK, however,
1xareS:-
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Interesting and Instructive Analy-
sis Of the Negro Vote in the
Prescribed Counties.
Tho Whites Flying the Country
and the Blacks Exulting
Over the General Ruin.
Few tae Arrests hy Wholesale are Made
ssPnt Yourself Ia His PIace'-IRtenss
Indignation Among the Southern
Pcople-A Curious Mode or
Cultivating Loyalty.
uSIoxvrLnx, 8. g.. Nov. 7. 1871.

UNIONNILEE, o. NVVs
"a my last letter promised TO snow. frcn the
s6nciaf ngures 20 what extent the Intimidation ~
negro voters had seen carried IN in this section OF
tSe State. One o. ths eaarges against tac white
people and the gu Kiux orga1isatton is that thS
nerrees are whipped. shss hung or threatened With
eofiiy injury Rep thsm fron voting the ra deal
hcset Below ron VII aRd tasls Of tina votes OF
yAss and 1870. and the last eensas, showing the
sSa, nunber OF votes IN tho six counties named ia
- which the writ Of habeas corpus has been suss
teadei:-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27

you; nut a. the matter now >IiIi,t, iib
man Meull dare to Interfere in Your b,.-
halt THE king of England lllu, self, were
lie To come TO this spot. with all his wealth
ana Treasure. could not effect this prr-
pose. Ine blood of the innocent VI ,ri-
'taiiS. more than halt of them women
and children. cruelty and wantonly
murdered calls loudly for revenge. The
relatives OF the slain. who are among Us.
cry out an stand ready for revenge.
1Re Ration to hirh they belonged will
have revenge. The Shawanese our
grand children, have ASKED tor your
fcllow-prisOner; OH him they " i'll take
revenge. AL the nations connected with
us cry out. revenge! reveng-. The Mo
ravianS whom You went to destroy. iay-
ing fled. instead OF avenIinI thrir
bretlrtn. the offence is Eecom.. national
and the nation Itself Is bound to tiNc re-
vengr!"
CRAwFoRD-"M My fate Ia then fixed.
ana must prepare to meet death in its
worst. foFa."
WISGENuND-'T am sorry for il. but
cannot do anything for You. Had You
attrEdcd TO the ludian principle. that Us
good aRd evil can not dwell together in
TIE same heart, SO Il good man ought not
20 go into evil company. You would not
be in this lamentable situation. You
see now. when it is too late. after Will
hanson has deserted you. what bad
man he nuu>t be. Nothing now remains
iur you but to meet Jour late like Il brave
man. Farewell Col. Crawford they
are coming. | will retire To Il solitary
spot"
The savages then fell upon Crawford
Win-enund, it is said. retired. shedding
Tears, and ever after, when t.ie circun-
stance was ALLUDED to, was srusiDly al
feclvd."
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27

Il Dessrtds:on on p. Cuneo, 6y Tie
Emtnsm "ran,ile" oftie L3rL dna
Erpoan Ter Of the G1sDei IF Christ.
Rsn. l.. 4 B"uaner. &c Democrat
&c Khow -N0.hiRg, err ;puGlican,
ec eiitOr Pioneer and n3w -.A6 e
Exponent IF Denocratic P,in:i
pies all editor Of tie Dsmocratic
UniIn.
The distinguishing characteristic
If this moral essay is its tlynifie,i
tone aud cllaste language. 1t is re
,'lete with maturcd aud delib ara e
christian graces ami as they emma
tel from the heart of n gentleman
who has grown old in the services oi
tile Ministry, we reproduce the mas
terll production of the mas.erlv Di
vine, in these columns, for the pur
pose of giving tue late readers OF the
Pioneer one more opportunity of be-
ing edified by their former editor
and pastor:
From: the wyandot Democratic Union OF July
2oth. 1871, by L. A. Brunner, ID. ID.
WHOA. FAN!-The old grandmother
that runs tle REPUBLICAN,. took the fan
o Is last week terribly, on reading the
CniGR'S notice of unlocked mail baSS-
missent mail matter. etc.. and kept ID
s.ich Il following, snoring AMI cavo {
ing. that ali hands Thought that it wnui,:
ssrIAe in On her giZzlrl. ans. rtain V
.lill tile old thing dealer tian Il biinu
lerrIn9. But by >OOthingly saving
Whoa, Fan! Whoa, Fan !-pattng her N
the place where the "lcoo oRgat 10 grolo
-ru ,bing her down with Join ;,aer
maIIS ; speeches, aud the timely admin
LratIon OF pint of olive gre, se-CMo
pints of tree COW milk. AMI a little broth
from the old dead rooster, She began To
cool down-anC soon became Gonzales
cent enough. TO he put in training for
writing the "Squibs" that brighten and
gisten in the Upper Sandu>hy side oi
tie Chicago Out>Iue Republican of last
W, elk.
Ii Is said that for Il week or more, the
Keepers of the old bilious Jenuy-as-.
nave been teeGin. Ger. in addition To her
usual provender. on Limner.er cheese,
Duzzarl enlrails snails. onions. garlic,
rAzor>. fiSh-IioukS. and two Quarts of the
ic.eal fluid OF the skunk. IN order To
qualify ner for the tremendous under
taking.
Wncn it was thought she was duly
prepIre'i. a bound copy OF tile Pioneer.
and tive c0p.cS of the out>i lie Chicago
Republican, made into IL botIS was Civ
en her as desert, the whole being
rinsed down with two glIs>cS of Oil
sparkling saltpeter well-water. ami then
she WIS put to the WORK. Tht result we
mad ia the Republican of last week,
which for dirty cXpletives--low meas
ured -ili-bred rdnting. VIOLA
TED confidence, and lying personalities,
.as never eXceiled in any Journal. But
poor Illiterate Fans life was saved by
her filthy >lobhcring, anda shining star
in the Republican party save.l from be-
ing blotted out. Whoa, Fan! McLliin
hal better hold on to the stump-tailed
old female jack, or she will kick the
bucket with her wonderful display OF
sarcasm, wit and humor. Wnol, Fan I!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
Ncw York Live Stock Marx ct.

New YORK. july 24.-BEEE CATTLE
With the heavy supply the market was
active. and all selling at 14c. advance
since last Monday, but scarcely as high
rs on Friday, Texas in better flesh. sell
ing at S@0c. common western l0@ll :;
iair to gnoI at lll2@I2c and prime at
l2c. the average was nearly llIsc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Total for the week
30 200 head. aud 9,l00 head for to-day
The market is good and strong tor sheep.
and weak for lambs. with about all SELL
ln-; sales were made of sheep at 5@6l4r
and lambs at GlLi,9Ic.; ! car 81 lb. ONO
sheep sold ut 5}4c Il lot averaging 100
lbs at 64c.; car. averaging 30 lbs.
western lambs at SIC.
HoGs.-cnnnt 24)J0 heal for the week.
ofwhich $500 head were tor to-day. The
marker j. firm ut G97e "a extremes tn
dressed. 200 ID. seilius ut GMc.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
FACTS WORTH KNOWING

l. This school prepares Young Ladies' and gen
ilcmen fJF lie a. il is-aOI O..e ia, oretical,
substantial. visI many.
IL recognizes - individuality and persona
re- on-ibil.ty in each STUDENT
, rhe Fact that Ill the teachers in this institu
siuu have received - liiOrouSh Normal trainin
Tor their work, guarantees tp pui'il-t, achers
sdntages whi n they can not possibly enjU
iurinG Il WEEKS attend Ince at County InStIIu
don where the Instructors. Working wi6hOJt
l.lr.uony plans, simply give hints and sugges
lions.
Principles, fundamental anil all embraring.
are presrhied rather ury, Isolated iacts whiel
have no utility
). subjects are assigned for inv litigation
verbal or ritteh reports, thus enab ing stdtiel:
- acquire what s.hUvl, .llmo>t universally
elect To Imp rs, ik:-HOw - study nationally ~.
successfully.
G. rae re:itatiOns are Iiftv two minutes
length ti,us givin- am pie time 70; the tnOroug
calculation Ofeyery SUBJECT
Z. \ deep Interest is taken in what are some
times considered ''DaCkwLr 1" scholars.
& This instit ition not only gives thorough
PRACTICAL ind ,On .,rcnensive knowledgc of th,
branches stuffed, but the Normdl-i. nLturI
.neihOl OF teaching them ilcHcS Its great value
= ali classes oi te.ir hers.
3 proposes to Keep proSress with the age
Esr DirectoIs ami Otncr school officers wIl
in., .t Advantageous To apply to the -oTm..
school FOR trained teachers. Seni for circ Gi.II
J.FRAISE RICHARD, A. B.,
IrluCIpai ant PROPRIETOR
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
Butternuts in Secret Session.

II an proud Of ny Record Il. A
BRUNNER d. ID. in tie Democratic Unlon Of
July %. 1871.
but, notwithstanding the light that
past history casts upon the present
the remains of that once 9lhri-
Gus party. who so strongly denounced
secret, bound associations. has i'm
the phrensy of its madness, i'll the vain
nope of accomplishing some nefarious
purpose, organized themselves into Il Sc
cret society, and with mysterious signs,
and solemn Oaths. unknu yn to the unin-
itiated are working with might and
main for the accom- plishment of that OBJ
ject. Now, what that object l., can be
easily Inferred from the principles advo-
Gated by those who are incorp lrated in
these associations and then. enough has
come to light, to let us know, that one OF
the main objects is to oppose the admin
istration. And If the Union party is
riumphant in the approaching cam
paign. and "Old Abe" is re-elrcted to
stand up, as one man and prevent his
ira IguratiUn. IF, however. this be not
so, and our inform itiDi. is not correct,
why seek to side tie workings of the or
der. under the cover of darkness. with
| hattoned windows and a guarded door.
why not, as the Democracy have always
| hoasted of. open out the doings of the
| IltectiU9S " tll6 I'lSIJcCIiOu III LIlC HufIl .
| We think that the day has come, when
tile dark lantern party can hands over
| the emOlemS, i'll whic iG wis want to
| work. to this butternut club VINO on
each saturday evening meet in Ayres'
| Hall. to carry OH under tile sacred name
1.-The Sons of Libertyr some purpose
| looking to the DISCRIMINATION of the
| Government. LET HONEST DEMOCRATS
| BEWARE of THEIR CORRUPT LEADEhS who
| lead them to open and to utter ruin. Oh
tell it not in Wyandot County, publish it not
in the streets Of CPper Sandusky. that Demo-
crats haze org 'nized q secret, oath bound asso-
ciatlon. lcith rduying cries and pass lc0rds,
for after the record of the "CnIon," with
its denunciations of knownothinss-
Loyal LeaguprS, and is pathetic ap-
peals in behalf of open. handed. clear
| day light work the true men OF the,
party who are honest will not believe it.
AND YET DEMOCRATS IT Is True. The
darkened windows. the guarded avenue.
all speak out the truth. that such an or
ganization does exist! If you dIsbe-
lieve it, come to Upper Sandusky, and
claim admission, to their barred portals.
and you will tind out, that without you
can div i,le the name of the arch traitor
CALHOUN, whom old Hickory threat
ened to hang for his treason, backward ;
and give the sign. you will not be able
to enter. Honest Democrats, try these
leaders who have been fore yer bowling
out against secret societies by their own
works. They, now, in the midnight OF
the republics life, when degenei ate
sons are aiming a blow at her life. are
found in secret conclave plotting
against the Government. On for an ola
Hickory 10 lash the Tascals round the Dorid
l.. a. Brunner, IN the Pioneer, FRI
day asorntnJ, June Sd, 1864.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27

Book Messrs. Faber l.
McGregor met with fattering success
in the sale OF books during their short
stay among US. They were liberall,
patronized by the best Of our citi-
zens. Most of the books sold are
standard works and went off at very
low figures.
BY request of a number of our cit
izens they have consented to return
and open again on Thursday, August
9th next, and will remain but three
days.
They will bring with them many
new works and as rare opportunity
to buy valuable books at almost half
what they cost at retail stores, we adj
wise all to bear the time in mind and
be on hand with the greenbacks to
fill your library.