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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

For continuing the collection Of statistics
OF mines and mining, to be laid before CON
greas, to be expended under the direction
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, fifteen
thousand dollars.
vey OF the Territories Of the United States
BY Professor f. v. Hayden, under The di
rection of the Secretary of the Interior, dur
ing the fiscal year ending June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three,
seventy-five thousand dollars.
For completing the survey of the Colo
RADIO of the West and its tributaries by Pro
lessor J, W, Powell, undeg the direction OF
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23
prrLIC BUILDINGS.

Treasury building, Washington, District
Of Columbia: For annual repairs and iIn-
provements. fifteen thousand dollars; tor
Improvements and repairs OF heating appB-
ratus, nine thousand dollars
For continuation of the construction CT
the building for customhouse at Charles
ton, South Carolina, one hundred thousand
dollars.
For continuation of the construction of
the building for postofiice and courthouse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-23

TO provide for the plates of an qJfaciaq
Gazette Of the Patent Office abstracts of
the drawings Of patents issued, forty thou
sand dollars, to be expended under the d.
rection Of the Commissioner of Patents.
Eos deficiency in contingent fund, caused
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,delSs buques en- que g haopb1ado,

de l0s bqques en- que se ha cpbgado
har&h que tenga que abandonarlos y
que nuestros valerosos bata1fones
puedan envolverle y cazarle como 4
una fera, que no otra' comparacion
nj otro fin merece la cabeza visible dc
la mas infanda de las rebeliones.
lqo .El bravo general Villate, que tan
bien conoce esta guerra, ha dispues-
TO perfectamente su plan de campana
-cuyos resultados tocaremos antes
de la pr6xima estacion de las lluvias
Los hechos, siempre mas elocuen-
tes que las palabras, en- breve afr
maran nuestro aserto.
En- esta qnincena tenemos que re-
serar un acontecimiento polftico que
siempreinfuye en- los destinos dees-
ia Antilla, aunque por fortuna, ell su:
ceso a que nos referimos no haya We
nido q traer ningun cambio radical nj
desventajoso bajo ningun concepto.-
La formation del nuevo Ministerio
bajo la presidencia del Sr. sSagasta,
hizo que dejara la cartera de Ultra
mar Ell Sr. Balaguer, sustituyendole
ell Sr. Topete en- tan elevado puesto.
-Breve ha sido ell tempo que ell Sr.
Balaguer ha regido los destinos de
las provincias ultramarinas, pero nu-
merosas las simpatfas que su eleva-
do patriotismo ha alcanzado de los
leales que en- Cuba residen.-I Inspi-
rado siempre por un criterio eminen-
temente nacional, SUI epoca de man
do es digna de los mas sfnceros place
mes y de la gratitud de los buenos,
que es la mas hermosa recompensa a
que puede aspirar un gobernante.-
Por fortuna, le ha sustituido ell Sr.
Topete, cuyas enthusiasts declara-
clones en- ell seno de la representa-
cion nacional, son una firme garan-
tia de su futura Inca de con1ucta,'
claramente expresada en- ell ell tele
grama que dirigi6 la primera Au
toridad de la aIsla al hacerse cargo de
la cartera de Ultramar.-El espfritu
patrio one anima & nuestros hernia
nos de Ia Peninsula en- cuanto a Gu
ba atane, tendra igualmente en- el
Sr. Topete un celoso y digno inter-
prete. Ell poryenir nos sonrie: CONT.
nuemos unidos a la sombra del prin
cipio de autoridad, y pronto Sc bor-
rarAn la huellas de la nefasta rebe-
lion de Yara. Hemos vencido en- to-
da la Inca 10 mismo en- la Peninsula
que en- Cuba, los leales han ganado
la victoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-19

ha cond1cido 8 haberse hecho Ia ilnpor-
tacion durante Ia epoca en- que fegia el
mencionado Iecargo0 ~ eiusg alei
Ocupandose de este asunto La Cores
pOndeeeia de Espdisd, decia en- su ndmero
del domingo que ha llegado q su noticia
que uno considerable ndn1erol de buques
espanoles Sc acogeran al pabellon ingles,
y entire ellos bastantes vapores, quedando
por esta causa imposibiiitadas de poderse
ganar el sustento. algunos miles de fami-
lias. Sensible es que una reforma de Ia
que Sc esperaba tantas ventajas, no pro-
duzca en- la practica los resultados que
en- otros paises 10 cual es debido q la
precipitation Y falta de estudio con que
aquf Sc suelsn plantear todas las innova7
clones.
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EXPOSITION A s. M. Ell REY.

Ell Fanal de Puerto Principe pu-
blica en- su ndmero del "a del cor
riente la que mas de tres mil presen-
tados del Camagiiey han elevado 4
S. NJ. el Rey como protesta de su leal-
tad, en- los siguientes terminus:
52"SENoR: Los que suscriben, veci-
nos y RESIDENCES de Puerto Principe,
aver en- armas contra la Madre Patria,
q los Rea]es Pies de V. NJ. con ell mas
profundo respeto exponen: que pre-
sentados q indulto y acogidos noble y
generosamente por Ell Gobierno, sien-
ten hoy la necesidad de- alzar juntos
su voz y dirigirla V. NJ, no va para
protestar simplemente de su adhesion
al Trono y a la Nacionalidad Espanola,
sino para ,hacer tambien franca y leal
manifestation de los motivos que los
han determinado 4 deponer las armas,
exponer la situacion de las cosas. tai
como ellos las comprenden, y deeir
hasta que punto estan dispuestos q
cooperar con ell Gobierno q la paci-
fcacion y reconstruction del pats.
Alzados en- arrnas contra ell Gobier-
no de la Nacion en- favor de una idea
politica que no estaba defnida, nj
acordada por !el pals, y que no era
tampoco la de Ia mayorfa de los GU
banos, los insurrectos de este depar-
tasnento han visto desvanecerse unas
tras otras todas sus ilusiones, porque
nj Ell pals ha respondido q su llama
mieut0, hi los extrangeros han venidc
& ayudarnos en- la lucha, y a Espaf1s
Sc Ie han sobrado medios para mante.
ner la integridad de su territorio.
La insurreccion canagiieyana, ls
mas potente de todas que en- aras dc
su errado entusiasmo, y no habien'
dc. .sido combatida todavfa por las
tropas del Gobierno,. lego a. contal
en- liciembre dep1868 de tres q cua;
tro mil hombres armados,a y como dt
treinta treinta y cinco mil afliadol
en- los campos, Sc desconcert6 y aba
tic los golpes que le di6 81 genera
Caballero de- Rodas en- los primero
meses de 1870, y ahora Sc halla
punto de expirar, combatida por Il
constante actividad y energia de
Conde de Valmaseda. De esos do
tercios de la poblacion total de est
Departamento que en- aptitud polti
ca POGO defnida, vagahan por elcam
DO insurrecto, no duedan. mas gu
dos mil, casi todos negros, quese1 \
cultan de los insurrectos y de lastre
pas del Hobierno, Y los tres 8 cuatr
mil batienteslse han reducido
tres . c,iatrocientos hombres, d,
gros tafnbieil on ST mayoria, escase
de todU y eapitaiieadoS por DsI(
naeio Asramonte, quienrsegando OBJ
a!gasia j Cs.psdgs ! auxlliEdo y
~
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NOTICIAS DE LA PENINSULA
dContinuamos extractando las mas
interesantes que hallamos en- los Pc
ri6dicos de Madrid: -.--.a -.


interesantes que hallamos en- los Pc
ri6dicos de Madrid: .-...s .-..
Veinte y siete progresistas de pu-
ra sangre, de Barcelona, fundandose
EN- que Sc habia celebrado con mani
fiesta infraccion del reglamento jun.
ia de tuna insignifcacion minorfa
de socios' Ell Ell cfrculo llamado Reu-
MON democratica constitutional, pa
ra variar este nombre por ell de tertu
liza progresista democratica; en- elhe-
cho ademas de haberse telegrafado
al Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla, atropellando las
convicciones polfticas de los demas
asociados "para aceptar ell manifes-
to de Is deoctubren, y de no haber-
Sc cumplido otras formalidades por
la junta directiVa de aquel cfrculo,
han publicado un manifesto, con fe-
cha II del actual, en- que declaran
que Sc reiiran de aquella asociacion,
salvoss sssiempre los derechos Due les
correspondent por los desembolsos
que tienen hechos. aag ~ slsl5i4
Con referencia & arumores del salon de
de cohferencias, dice hoy sun colega que
| varies diputados trRdicfonalistas han ma.
i Enifestado que tan prontu como yuelvan
|sbrirse las C6rtss psdiran que csontinde d
Il debate sobre 10 proposition relativa & ID
| iibeftad de las asociaCioncs reliRioaas,
AaLa union liberal. Corsecl,er,fa rry, =
4 acuerdO tOsaado eiila reunion del seuadc
| apoyafa al nuevo gatinste, coiuy Ne pro.
psnia apoyagg al anterior,
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EPIsTOLA.

f EP1STOHlA.
Dejame, Ignacio, d6jame que ria,
Aunque llorar debiera, segun creo,
AL yer nuestra poltica del dia: a'
Mas nunca fuf lloron, nj 10 deseo.
Reir hasta de ,un entierro .ss mi divisa;
Isl me pongo q llorar sere tan feo
Que 4 Ia misma tristeza dare risa.
Td, que careces de mi calma Aema,
Llcra, 81 & clio tu genio to precisa
Z deja 4 cada loco con su tyrra.
En- niiestro siglo actual decimo mono.
Cue ha inscrito en- 81 bandera como lsna
Pfogreso y pstrcleo, cualquisr mono.
Cue ataha de. Eultar los anda5otss
'DsSpolitico y sabio ss da tono.
Sin habes cousaltado mas sutoges
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GACETILLA.

In Guardia Civil.-En la parte Ofi-
cial de este peri6dico encontraran
nuestros lectores una relacion cir
cunstanciada, delos servicios presta
dos en- la Isla, por esta benemerita
instruction SUI sola lectura nos rele-
va de elogiar mejor dicho de hacer
justicia a un cuerpo que esta siendo
ell protector de la propiedad, y del
ciudadano honrado.
Penoso en- demasfa es ell trabajo
que presta la Guardia Civil en- esta
Provincial; y digno de todo elogio, el
cello incansable que demuestra en-
ell cumplimiento de su. obligation.
Afortunadamente tenemos entendido,
que el Gobierno Supreme de la Ma
cion, proyecta ell aumentar esta ms
titucion, y entonces ell trabalo no Sc
ra tan penoso como 10 es ell el dia.
EmsertamOs con slprec'O en OtrO lugaE'
la EPfsToLA que elapreclable escrltor
que oculta su nombre bajo ell transpa-
rente pseud6nimo de EI Loco, nos re-
mite. Cdmplenos manifestar este
amigo por este conducto va que el po-
co tempo de que podemos disponer,
nos impide hacerlo POI otro, que re-
cibiremos con gusto y daremos publi-
cidad q sus producciones.
Ell dOliente reducidIO Il una SOlhlss'a de
10 que fue con una tos desgarradora,
quien ha probado en- vano todos los
remedies comunes encontrara un
pronto alivio en- ell Pectoral de Ana
chuita, extracto del celebre arbol
Mejicano de este nombre, que ha sido
creado como dice la Sagrada Escri-
tura para ola salud de las naciones.
Curas extaordinarias de males pull
monares SO hacen algunas veces con
meras infusiones de este producto
vegetal tan altamente valioso, pero
estas simples preparedness domesti
cas-, naturalmente son mucho mas
inferior, es en- su efcacia que ell ex-
tracto concentrate de su jugo, com
puesto bajo la fo1ma del Pectoral de
Anacahuita. La qufmica ha CONVEX
lido el remedio primitive en- I'm es-
pacifco irresistible. Ell mejor modo
de tomarlo para alcanzar un alivio
Immediate es de mezclar dos cuchara-
das del Pectoral con una de Aceite
de Higado de Bacalao puro y fresco
La PantOmimsa del AmOr.-EI ah ami.
CO y el panuelo en- delicadas y dies
tras manos hablan ell lenguaje del a.
NOR mas graciosamente que la len
qua, pero para dar q esta conversa-
cion silenciosa un efec;o complete
de los perfumes, deben asistir. Unas
cuantas gotas del aqua Florida dc
| Murray y Lanman vertidas sobre los
delicados implementos de la coquete
ria dan un encanto doble a su mimi
co llenando ell aire agitado con 81
aliento delicioso' de las flores de los
tropicos. Entire todos los olores he.
chiceros que suben de los jardines dc
las tierras, donde el veneno nuncs
muere, ninguno hay mas esqufsito
que la fragrancia de ssta aqua sir
igual. Para el panuelo, ell abanico
ell baf1o, y (diluida en- agua) para los
dientes sobresale entire todas las de.
mas preparedness.
Como hay muchas falsifcaciones
en- este mercado, los compradore'
deben siempre pedir ell. Aqua Flori
da preparada por Lanman y Kemp
| Nueva York.
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!. VARIEDADES.
AMI AMIGO DON 1GNACIo Gu1LLor.

AID UNO Disco OMNES.
Para muestra con un bottom basta.
(IrdduciOn libre).
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mira donde sas pasos endereza.

MIRA QOnd0 SuS paSOS endereza.
Y, 4 breve ratio, 10 veras metido
1h un1garito, donde q tempo pasa
Iasta Ia media noche entfetenido. b
Luego Sc acuesta, aunque en- agsna casa,
Por4ue ha tempo que propia no la tiene
Nj To- perlnite su fortuna escasa.
Dice que trahajar no le convene,
Z que, el hacerlo, SUI opinion rebaja. i
Sin dedicarse NADIA se mantiene aia
Y entire bales, gallos y baraja a
Reparte el dia; mas 81 i,al club asiste
Nadie su charla sempitsrHa alta ia.
Contra todo poder osado embiste:
Proclarna la igualdad, de',na haaaera
Que Ia iguaIdad para 81 solo eotisiste
En- nivelarse 4 tolo el que supera.
u posicion, su clase Y su fortuna -
Y del que juzga de inferior estera
Toda reclamacion halla importina;
Su orgulloso desden esta fundado
En- traer sui origen de cespanola cana
\ al padre, que su nombre ser le ha
993 (dado,
Mallice, al propio tempo que L 1. la Espaha,
De quien es hijo espdrio ! renegade.
Entire hermanos sembrar quiere cizaas,
Pero sus maquiavelicas ideas s e5.
Son conocidas y ningano engana. e3
Nunca, que alabe 10 que existe, oreas:
Ell plan mas sabio de gobierno en'nie nda:
Para 81 los hombres grandes son badeas:
Forma pro} o}ectos mil sobre Ia Hacienda,
Gobernac'on, Fomento, Estado y Guerra,
Y, aunque su gerga 'nadie' en- Ia Isla an
ia
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

No CURE, No PAY-Dr. G.. r. Hoadly
will be at his rooms II, the Pierson House;
u. SanGusky, Feb. 23d, 24th & 25th. Per-
sons wishing treatment will please call
early, as my office is unusually crowded
in the afternoon. My motto is "frst
come, first servcdt
DR.. H., when visiting the West obtain
ed from celebrated Indian Physicians
important and specific remedies which
enables MIN to treat the throat, lungs,
consumption, asthma, laryngits, bron-
chitis and cataErh, with a success un-
equaled by any other physician. In
treating local diseases the DIR. gives es-
pecial attention sc the general condition
and health of the patient, removing NOR
bid secretion, purifying the blood, in
crcasing vitality and giving tone to the
nervous system. The true and scientific
physician does not tear down and re-
duce his patient in order to cure him.
DR.. Il. makes use OF appropriate and in
nocent remedial agents, designed by
Providences for the cure of the sick, with
correct knowledge of the human sys-
tenn and the nature of diseases, with a
proper application of lemidies having
over twenty-five years of practice and
experience being constantly with the
Sick Will rot be liable to mistake nor
mlsrepresent your case, but will give a
correct diagnosis, and pfognosis of your
disease. See advertisement in another
column.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

PERsoNAL.-We are of the opinion
that some explanations, by the Editor OF
the Union, in regard to the charge ofcor-
ruption connected with the Assessors
! blanks, and other county Printing, to
which we haye frequently had occasion
| to refer, would be far more satisfactory
to the public than the vulgar mud which
he throws at US ia every issue of his pa
per. But his brains are peculiarly suit
ell Tor the latter business.
Mr.. Drummer seems to be under the
impression that the REPUBLICAN has had
something to do in spelling the fat pric-
es for county printing-he is apprehen-
si~e that he Will not get $lOS for carry
ing the Assessors blanks from his office
to the Court House the coming Spring,
and $50 for publishing the Sheriff7s proc,
lamatioa-and hencc his personal abuse
Of us. His daily prayer is-"The incom-
potent POstmas.er"-IfM Mr.. Drummer
possesses the confidence of the people of
this county to such an eminent degree
as he would have us believe, why did
they defeat his favorite candidate for
Commissioner last fall, by decided ma
jority? The fact is that Mr.. Brunner
staid in the Republican party so long as
they could give him Office, and as ASSIST
ant Assessor, his superior found it fire.
quehtlv necessary to cut down his bills
foe which he has not forgiven him to
this day. He finally abandoned the Re-
publican party, Joined the ranks OF the
Democracy, and in due time purchased
the Un,on office because of the official
patronage it controlled, and turned his
blackguard guns, which he had so ,fg-
erously used against the Democrats, to-
wards the Republicans. If the Republic
cans were in the asccndency in this
county, there would not be found O
greater radical and more fierce denoun-
Ger of Democrats in all this country than
Mr.. Drummer. lie has no honest sympa-
thy with any party, as his record proves.
Lastly, we do not charge him of inabili-
ty to read or write or being ignorant.-1
On the contrary We freely acknowledge
that he is an accomplished blackguard
and deliberate liar, but as destitute Of
manly principles as the hogs that i'll G.
gally run about our streets.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

Board OF AGRICULTURE.-The Wyan-
dot County Agricultural Board keld it's
first meeting, since the election of new
members, at the Secretary's office, on
last Saturday. Present-McD. NJ. Carey
President; G. Berry, Jr., Vice President;
I. V. Reber, NJ. Kirby, T. Campbell, NJ
j. Riley and Benz. Williams, managers.
On Motion, the board proceeded to
complete its Organization by the election
of a Secretary and Treasurer.
D.. d. Hare was nominated for Secre-
tary, by T. V. Reber. Esq, and uuani-
urousfy elected.
Jacob Juvinall nominated BENJAMIN
Williams for Treasurer, who was also
duly elected.
On motion of B. Williams, it was re-
solved that the Fair of this year begin
on the 25th day of September and cons
tinue four days.
The following Committees were ap-
pointed, viz TO revise premium list,
rules and regulations: President Car
ey, Reber, Campbell, Riley, Starr and
White.
TO take charge of fair grounds, (Ex
Conn., Juvinall, Kirby and Williams.
On printing-Kenan, Williams and
Culver. To settle with Treasurer-Ber-
ry, Riley and Kenan.
On motion the Board adjourned to omee1
at the Secretary's office on the Second
Saturday of March,.
Med. NJ. Carey, Pres't.
D. D. HARE, Sec'y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

MxRvKLors s--
that trayeler. des1rous OF reacnin9 New
York fSSl either Ciiicinnati. Cleveland.
Dunk Buffalo or Niagara Falls, could
be Afforded an opportunity of setting
out on any one of
FOUR DAILY ExFRFs5 TRAINS,
composed of coaches which. in elegance
of structure and outfit. stirpass even the
palaces of royalty. and of being thence
safely, swiftly and stirely transported
across the country, through
PANORAMA OF EvEk-CHANGiNG BEAUTY.
to the seaboard.
Yet such are the facilities to day offer
ed by the Broad Guags Erie Railway
extending in
AN UNBRoKEN LINE OF STEEL RAIL
track between the points mentioned, and
combining in itself all the requisites of
PERFECT RAILWAY.
Western people going East, either for
business or pleasure, will find this route
that go to render journey
SWIFT, SURE AND COMFORTABLE.
In the Drawing -Eoom Coaches one
may amuse himself by day, or reposc at
night as delightfully."- Us ut home, stop
ping at
SPACIOUS AND wEEL-CoNDUcTED DINING
HALLS,
located at regular intervals along the
line.
At every turn the traveller is greeted
by some
MAGNIFICENT scENERY,
to which are added u certain zest and
beauty by the certainty OF
PUNCTUAL ARR14At. Ar DESTINATION.
Travellers will consult their own inter-
ests if they will
ASK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
which can be procured at all principal
ticket offices throughout the W,st.
IF
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15
2sos CERTIFICATES OF CURE

From honest Farmers, Mechanics and Merchants
of them the most eminent leading profession
country, may be seen 1T our office.
Under date Of March, 20. Hon. Eorace Greeley. of
the New York Tribune writes: u. Ball, Of our city,
Is a conscientious and Responsible man. who Is inca
pable of intentional deception or imposition
Prof. W Aerrick. of Lexington, Ky, wrote April
Gath, 1859; without my Spectacles pen you this
note; after using II Patent Ivoty Eye Cups thir-
teen days. and THU morning perused the entire con-
tents OF Daily Newspaper, and all with the un-
Truly am greatful to your noble invention. may
Heaven bless and preserve you have been using
spectscies twenty years; i am seventy-one years
rSo+ W. MEKnIck.
REV. JOSEPH SMITH. Maiden, Mass, cured of
Partial Ri ndness Of Is years standing. in one Min
: E. q. ELLIS, late Mayor OF Dayton. Ohio, wrote
us Eov. 18th. 1859; have tested the Patent Ivory
Eye Cups, and am satisfied they are good. l am
pleased with them; they are the Greatest Invention
All pessons wishing fof full particulars, certia-
Gates Of cures prices &c will please send your adj
dress to us, and we III send enr Treaties on the
Eye, of forty-four pages, free, by return mail.
Dr. j. BALL q co. p. o. Box o57. No. 81 Liberty
Street, NEW YORE-
For the worst cases Of MYOPIA. or NEAR SIGHT
EDNESS, use our New Patent Myopc Attachments,
applied to the Patent IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved
a certain cure for iris disease.
Send for pamphlets and certificates fee Waste
no more money by adjusting huge glasses on your
krhpioymen. for all. Agents wanted for the new
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups, Just introduced
in the market. The success is unparalleled by any
other article. Ali persons ont of employment or
those wishing to improve their circumstance,
whether gentlemen or ladies, make respectable
living at this light and easy employment. Hun
dreds of agents making from S5 TO $40 DAY
To live agents $40 q geek will be guaranteed. In
formation furnished on receipt of twenty cents-to
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postage Address: Dr }. BALL 4 60, Z. o. BOX
s57 No. 9f. Liberty Sttect, New YCRk.
No.A-1y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15
Now Is the time to secure bargains in
Clothing at Widman's.

Some months since man named Fred
L. Ernst, called at our office and related
a story of prosecutions to which he
claimed to have been subjected in Ken
lucky. The person had the appearance
of taste and culture. We then made
mention Of the fact iE the Republican
Well, suppose that he was an impostor,
does that prove that outrages are not
daily committed in the South by Ku
kluX? We have no doubt that there
are many bad men who have misrepre-
sented the Southern people, but the dia-
bolical deeds of the KuKlux organiza-
ton cannot be wiped out by their cow
ardly aud sneaking comrades of the
North.
We took Mr.. Ernst to be a gentleman
and if we were deceived he is not the
first man of whom we have found it ne
cessary to change our opinion.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

PERsoSAh.-Jesse Grf4ith of Coffey-
vile, Kas.. has returned among his old
friends in this county On business. Mr..
G. is one Of those energetic, tireless and
shrewd gentlemen who can dig out ribs
of gold where Others would starve. We
hope that he will abandon the idea of re-
turning to Kansas and remain in Wyan
dot County the balance of his days.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-15

Matilda Fletcher met with good re-
ception, at Beerys' Hall, on "Wednesday
evening Oflast week. Her subject" M ell
and Their Whims," she handled with
creditable ability. She spoke off-hand,
has fluent command of language, a
mind we'll stored with practical thoughts
and communicates them to an audience
in most graceful man ner. She exposed
the use of tobacco in all its forms, and
many other foolish habits of men; and
while she is a decided Republican she
denounced the corrupt politicians of all
parties