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Gbas. 81 '{Sonnor ais 6om1erreurs=
NanSibAt fir NctpsQiprf.

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berporragenOe 0emotrateH Iid bahiu geeinigt
baben, auf Der remofratii1en &onuentiou su
Spracuie @bas. S'&onnor als @ouuerneur
fiir ben Staat Nen.Norf III nominiren.
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Sg0neur9: 9aGrJnbmne am ItrFouistoue.
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rei1 ooer arm, perbrrattCt ODER ndt ToIts Elm 9ea
ben ur etne iCinCn DittcH tntigte5cuhe Summg perS
tbern, une in Dem uorreren Range bEr bCise etleteA
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pdusr, oan6elssiter, Gder6auptooulte, WobeIh
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9gm: o. 9arrtion, 9rdnbent;
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Ssna9 Fenninsten, g. Tsorton SieDart,
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R. Q. Steucrt, 10. ID. Eaplor,
Gsm. D. Srune, Sstasl @obeu,
Geo. 8. SarrioR.
IopltfdttcH5= ormulare une meitere Istr!d5t iIber
ele 5sieltaLt lpiro in Der OiFce, gibnea=els Don
Soutbz un6 gSatertr., ertbelt, aud al 4ut.rdae
Wort srlebtst peroen. 8erF6erunsen ruersen aaf
trss1o ene 6rtt anasncmmen, Islds ser a5pIfaHi
'esss.1a asass:a9s:n nssi sr. sssssY.rss. stA.
Drfifa1 lilber-plat. lDaaren.
Sbee Serpice,
Gis gSaiier= Sets.
llrHen, ariigc, Blattmena3en, Sru6t-Sarten
uuo Safes S0rbe,
NrdIentirteuer, Seber uuo
V0DlcIS.
Inier 8orratb in oieieH 4rtiteln III iebr eroS une
Rrelie ntebris. c5ebr. Gdnifele & Comp,
Q9S-O 9f. gag. Beit- sjoltimoreftr.
H. Wolbz nuo Silberwaareu.
-, Gin rstaBaItss Eager
Eisqauts Q stIbsriaden.
goIoene uuo flberne a Genubren.
Siiberplattirte 4Sdaren.
lti4 4sRef fermaaren
H n n =, & N I m
tu iebr biul9en Breen bel
u. ". sBarner
lttusm neuen 9ei6dite,
lSept.16,1S9l Rr. f35, N.ssaItmoreEr.
0iamnnten!!
GoHtare g d mu utiaaen uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Batef, Bbilppe & @omps
Wenfer Iajbemu9ren (etpas gleaantes. } |
Aud elm polles aiiortilneEt Der beheu
iilberplattirten gSaarea bet
c'eu. Ns. gBebb g. Co.,
t23S-E gte Der Baltimore unb aisbtfs.
$arlor> &roulenlter,
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3tb!iotbefs esonbsliers,
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g5smmsrza banoeltsrs,
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Mailer uno . obrennn
Weparoturea bei
q. .. Gapisjun,
SIR. s, Ro,o=9ibsrtphrass.
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2lmsDerfauf
BON 100 singer'idea 9r. 2
nno auoeren Nabmal9inen
biats sesen gaar. ODER monatttde 3ab1un
bel Sb Din a q banfS.
@de Der eoulb1ro. uno GbarpfraBe,
no Gle Reparaturen NIT Dampi scmadt
I22-g1 mer1eu.
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Die Strife Der 9oblenberaleute in
ctfliupiS.

ct. SO mis-, DO, 26. Qng.-0er Gus-
ifano Der &oblenber9Ieute BON ct. &lairs&o., u,
SulnoiS, Der, tute man uermuthete, ihon Dor
etnlgeu 8ageu enbete. ilt beute BON Heuem
au89ebro6en. Sn elmer beute bel gcueoqe
BON ben Ser9leuten gebalteneu &erinmmlung
puroe BON ben ied]SSebH reprdientireuoeu &ers
einen beifloheu, i'm 2luSiano au8Subalteu
uno auf Gents pro S9efieI, benz i'm Gin
fang oerlanaten Yrei8, III bebarren.
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Gritter Oiitrift.
Sir Gon9reB:
William 3. c'8rien
u93-) pom Ser 2. ssare.
re Sritter GunsrcR=Sesirf.
Giir Die bemotratiffI onieruatipe domination:
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un6 fiir bas y oIt.
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furGonsreB.
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tritt, unterUorien. 179-D
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tel unterporfeu.
II. gSarn.
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2 iimmseber Der @aro unteruorfen. (203,9l5)
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CHERR Y KINA
ober Wein BON peruuianiider &inbe,
pripartrt pon Ibomnleret Cells in Blris,
IN elm auseeSebuetes omit uno y egenmitt
fir oas Depleiiebr. 3u pa1fn bel
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l9dn6. 12WteHl ionic bel ollen Oroauifen.
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1ioDal Oati-
Goggen=&bisfies
CHERRY RINA

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Ncr lSieINnlnrrt.

Nem 9Ort, 27. Auguit. -@elb aaiFq
81 4-6, ouSnahmsmeie 5a Bros.; 2Se6el
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meitern 78+; @rirritdten so; &Od SslanO
110B.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
To the Qualified Electors of iSalen,
Township, WyandOt County,
Ohio:

IOtcHshtp, WydHd0t County,
Ohio:
WHEREAS: a request has been
made to us, the Trustees of said town.
ship, by one hundred and more tax pay
ing electors of said township, to call n
meeting of the electors of said town.
ship, at the usual place of voting, to
vote for or against the construction of
the following proposed railroad, under
the act of the State of Ohio, "to author
ize counties, cities. incorporated villa
gcs and townships to build railroads.
and to lease and operate the same"
passed April %, 1872; And Whereas: the
said request contained the following
specifications, to wit: Said railroad
shall he constructed between the follow
ing termini:
From a point on the east line of said
township, where the center line of the
Columbus and Toledo Railroad inter-
sects said township line, thence i'm a
northerly direction on the line of said
Railroad to the north line of said town.
ship at point where said Columbus &
Toledo Railroad crosses said township
line, where the same shall be located.
That eighteen QS.OO0) thousand Dol
lars shall be appropriated toward its
con truction. That said trustees shall
borrow the said sum of money, and
! issue the bonds of the township for the
payment thereof, as follows:
Said bonds to be payable to bearer.
and to be issued in sums of not less
than Five Hundred nor more than One
Thousand Dollars, and to bear interest
at the rate of per cent. per annum.
payable semi-annually; both principal
and interest to be paid ut the office of
the agent of said township in New York
City. Said bonds to be issued in nine
series of two thousand dollars each,
with interest coupons attached, con-
ditioned for the payment Of said s per
cent, interest.
The first of said series to be payable in
| ten years from the date of their issue /;
the second in eleven years from the
date of their issue; the third i'm twelve
years from the date of their issue, and
so on annually, and the last in nineteen
years from the date of their issue. SAID
bonds to be signed by the township
trustees; and attested by the township
clerk.
Now. in pursuance of said request
| you are hereby notified above of the
| contents of the said request, and accor-
ding To SAID act, and said request. are
hereby called to meet for special cleo
! tloh. at your usual PLACE of voting, on
the 3lSt, day of August 1872, between
! the hours Of6 A. NJ. 81 6 PM. and are re,
| quired then and there TO vote for OF
against the construction. in manner
aforesaid of said proposed road and the
several matters above specified. You
will express your opinion in regard to
| said several matters by voting on your
ballots, either "Railroad-Ies," OIL
"Railrond- No" as may be your wish,
as in said statute provided.
DANIEL w. NICHOLS,
HENRY SOTTFRIED,
B. III. DRAPER.
Trustees of said township.
Attest, WM. NAGEL, TIP. Clerk.
July %, 1872
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15

Truly and honestly, the Greeley
mass ratification meeting, which has
been advertised everywhere for a
month or more, with half fare ar
rangements on all railroads, was a
complete failure. There was Meth
er enthusiasm nor bulk in the meet
ing. Several bands came-they
were paid to comet was their bus
mess to come for pay. 1t is an &C
tual fact that the bands were larger
than the delegations accompanying
them. Two attempts were made to
raise cheer for Gratz Brown when
he was speaking. There were not
twenty voices in either attempt, and
the effort degenerated into a scat
tered, dismal howl after the first
yelp. The few persons indulging
their voices were embarrassed by
the feeling which overtakes one un-
accustomed to speaking when he
hears his own voice before an audi
ence.
Do not make the mistake of set
ting this down to the exaggregation
of a party organ. We state the
facts.-Ohio State journal.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Last Saturday we had the plea:

Last Saturday we had the pleas
IRE of hearing Senator Wilson
Ren ublican candidate for Vice
Preside 1t, at Ft. Wayne and War
saw, indiana. The Senator is a
very able, popular speaker and bis
arguments carry conviction to the
thousands who gathered to hear him
The Senator paid the highest com
pliment to Gen. Grant for his mill
tary and civic services to the nation,
and. d'.showed that the colored people
are more indebted to him, for their
freedom and enfranchisement, than
to any other man, living or dead.
He briefly reviewed the history OF
the Republican party and demon
strated that it has been the guardian
of working men. Said that the Re-
publican party sent slavery to Its
native hell and the Democratic par
ty mourn and will not be comforted.
We would like to say more of the
Senator and his speeches, but space
and time forbids, this week.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
Tom Murphy and President
rrant-Another Lie Nailed.


Grant-Another Lie Nailed.
The following letter from Tom
Murphy efectually disposes of the
oft-reneated charge that President
Grants COTTAGE at Long Branch was
given him by that gentleman
No. 3 PINE STREET,
New YoRK July %, 1872.
Hon. Milo Goodrich Dryden ". T.:
SIR-In report of a speech re
Gently made by you at Ithaca l read
that, speaking of the President of
the United States, you said: "He
now reveis in Long Branch in a cot
tage given him by Thomas Murphy"
Now, sir, this oft repeated state
ment is false. I did not give the
President his house, nor contribute
cent toward its purchase. and so
far as / know and believe. he pur-
chased it and paid for it with his own
money.
Assuming you to be a gentleman.
you will retract this statement as
publicly as you uttered it.
Respectfully yours,
THos. MURPHY.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Columbus and Toledo Railroad.

To the voters of Crane. Pitt and
Salem Townships. Gentlemen, you
will be called upon in short time to
vote upon the proposition to aid in
the construction of this important,
Railroad enterprise. Before doing so
it is proper that you should fully un-
derstand the subject in all its bear
ings. That we need another Railroad
through this county in order to de-
velop the manufacturing and farming
interests of the same, and build up in
Its center large and fiourishing COM
mercial city, no one can doubt. 1t
will also be admitted that railroads
are the chief causes of the building
up of small towns all over the land,
and large cities where the commerce
and trade of tie country or county
senters and aggregates that the re-
sources of communities are developed
by the aid of railroads to such an ex-
tent that nothing else could be sub
stituted to take The place of them that
would answer the purpose; that they
furnish speedy and direct shipping
facilities to transfer our surplus pro
ducts to the highest and most
needy rmakets; that in
consequence of such transportation
facilities, the prices are very much
enhanced, the producer enriched, and
the manufacturer stimulated and
prospered; that the same will per-
meate itself throughout the entire
avocations and pursuits ofman. They
also aid in building up an an exten-
sive home market for nearer and bet
ter sales, as well as quicker returns
that they increase the price of real
estate is admitted by all, and even to
such an extent sometimes, that while
the sluggard sleeps, or is engaged in
misleading his fellow man in misrep-
resentations, he becomes q milliona-
ire. Then in the contemplated enter
prise, be wise for your own interest.
and just to the present generation as
we'll as generous to the generation to
come.
Any one who has not yet fully con-
cluded upon the necessity of this
railroad, let him at once examine its
claims, and the effect it will have up
on the development of the material
interest of the community. Let it not
be said Of you, that had it not been
for your inexcusable opposition we
would have this road.
Every dollar appropriated by the
several township trustees will have
to be expended in our county, in the
construction of the road through the
county; so that the amount raised by
bonds and private subscriptions. will
be brought back and paid out here
for labor and material. The laboring
man will have plenty of work, the
farmers will have to feed them, as
well as to devote every day they can
spare from the farm in hauling ties
and stone, and IN grading, ect., and
the traders will get their share in the
increase of business, Then in fact
we will have the railroad, and the
money too. only it will have changed
hands and certainly for the better,
because the change will result in pro-
curing the road, and the hard work
ing man the money. Then, you, la
boring men who constitute the mo-
tive power of the land, should assist
10 our utmost, in securing this enter
prise, especially in voting for the
railroad.
RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15

Juseph Gibson, who resides in the state of IL
linois, will take notice that Daniel ID. wolburn,
of the county of Wyandot and state of Ohio, did,
on the lst day of August, A. ID. 1872. lie his pc
tition in the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the county of Wyandot, in said state of
Ohio, against the said Joseph Gibson. setting
forth that the said joseph Gibson is indebted TO
the said Daniel ID. Walburn OF a promsory
note given by said Joseph Gibson to spid Daniel
ID. Walburn and ou an accoun. in the sum OF
Sl65 sOand asking judgment for the said sum,
with interest, ank that said Daoiel ID, Walburn
has procured an order of attachment to issue
and has caused the following property of the
to be attached; and the said Joseph Gibson is
notified that he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on oil before the third Sstnr-
day after the 18th day of September, A. d. 1Sf2-
DANIEL ID. WALBURN.
BY GriseIl Kali his atty's.
Aug. 5th, 1SI2-6w
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Notice to Hunters,

We the undersigned subscribers, res
idents of Crane and Eden townships.
hereby give notice that all persons are
forbidden to trespass upon our grounds
for the purpose of hunting with guns,
dogs, nets, or traps; and we will pros
ecutc all persons found so trespassing
to the full extent of the law, from and
after this date.
James Swan Henry kuenZli
John Hale Abraham Smalley
Samuel Wagner John Fernbaugh
l. w Keller ID j Hale
Samuel KinZley S A Hale
Henry Fernbaugh J A Bare
Archibald Chew Michael Myers
Daniel Hale Simeon Hoffman
Ii ID Gunder David Maffet
VIM Fernbaugh wv Cramer
Peter Tobias Robert Mcnermut
Henry Keller j w SenSenY.
Eli Hoffman Hiram Flack
August Sth, 1872.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Legal Notice.

Joseph Gibson, who residss in tie State OF
Illinois, will take notice that John vandeuburg,
of the county of WtandOt and State ofOhio. did,
on the 1st day of August \. ID. 1872, file his pc
for the county of Wyandut, in said state of Ohio,
against the said Joseph Gibson, setting forth
that the said Joseph Gibson it indebted to the
said John Nandenburg, on a promisorv note
given by said Joseph Gibson to said John Van
denburg. and on an account in the sum of Sl52 81
and asking Judgment for said sum with inter-
est, and that said John Fandenburg has pro
Cured an order of attachment to issue and has
caused the following property of the said Joseph
Gibson, to-wit: One stack of wheat, 10 be at
tached; and the said Joseph Gibson is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 18th day of September. A. d. 1872.
JOHN EANDESBURG.
By Griscu & Kali his atty
August 5th. 1872.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Our Candidate for Congress.

Our Candidate Tor congress.
The Mansfield Herald, published
at the home of our candidate for
Congress, says:
Capt. Douglas is so we'll known
throughout Richland county, that we
need not publish his history for the
benefit of our readers. A gallant
soldier who yet carries token of af-
fection from southern rebels in his
lungs, in the shape of bullet, his
military record is one of which he
may well be proud. His persona
character is animpeachable, and he
has the ability and brains to make a
member of Congress who would re-
present the Fourteenth District with
credit to himself and constituency
should be be elected. Let us all Ia
Dor heartily to achieve success, and
Notwithstanding the seemingly over
whelming majority that stands
against US in the District. we may be
able to triumphantly elect our candi
date.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
County Ticket.
NORTH CAROLINA,

Although no official announce
ment has yet been made of the result
in North Carolina, til ere is no doubt
that the entire Republican state tick
ct is elected by from 1000 to 1900
majority. Considering that the
Democrats carried the State at the
last regular election by nearly 5000
majority, this result is gratifying
to Republicans, especially as the first
reports were that the state had gone
for Greeley, from which it was infer
ed that all that rem aimed to be done
was to at once prepare to inaugurate
him President.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
ASSIGNEE,S NOTfCE.

dersigned has been appointed and quail
flied as assignee of Joseph Winterhalter
and I. G. Henderson. partners as Win
terhalter & Henderson. All persons
indebted to said firm are requested to
make immediate payment to the under
signed. and all persons having claims
against said firm are required to pre-
sent them according to law.
A.KAIL, Assignee.
AUG. 5th, 1S72-3w
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Gu aYdian'S Sale,

In pursuance of ar order of the Probate
Sd dav of August, a. d. 1872, in the case OF
Paulis Blon, guardian of Julius Derman.
against his Ward, the undersigned will OH the
door Of the Court House, in wy au,iot County.
offer at public sale, the following described
real estate, situate in the county of Wyandot,
and state of Ohio, to-wit: The south two thirds
part of out-lo:, No Sixtyeight. (6s), in the viii
lage of Upper Sandusky, in said county of Wy
andot, Ohio. Terms OF sale: One third cash
in hand on the day of sale; one third IN one and
one third in two years from day of sale: the de-
ferred payments TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold and to bear interest. at the
rate of per ceutum per annum. from the day
of sale, payable ANNUALLY. Appraised at s215.OO
PAULIS BLON,
Guardian of julius DermL n.
Aug g. 1ST2-iy
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-15
Three Horses,

l thorough bred bull, s head Cattle,
6 milch cows, 3.head choice sheep,
about 80 head hogs, 2 good breed
sows, 1 new spring and l two-horse
wagons, l Russell Mower, l sleigh,
l WIRE tooth hay rake, l pair bob
sleds, l pair hay ladders, 3 sett har
ness. saddle and bride, cook stove,
1 box stove, some hickory axletrees,
some Linn Lumber, and great
many articles too numerous to men,
ton. Also corn in the ground and
hay in the NOW. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
HI. B. HALE.