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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

tempestuous voyage, he has reached
the shore. snd angels will welcome
him to their outstretched arms. Let
US hope that when we die. angels,
will open the gates for us and receive
us to the glory of the Lord.
After the address Of Mr.. Beecher,
which continued but few moments,
Sleep the Last Sleep" was rendered
in a beautiful manner by the quartette
from St. Francis Xavier's Church.
DR. Chaplin followed with an elo-
quent tribute to the memory the de-
ceased, which he thus conclnded:
While H GRACE Greeley had many
antagonists, he had few, if any enc
mics, and may not without viola
ting any of the proprieties of this
occasion, express my satisfaction
that while political differences lay
sealed W withln these enclosed lids, the
highest representative of the nation.
to-day, bows his head in honor OF
the thinker, the worker, the patriot
and the man.
The attendance at the funeral was
enormous.
About one hundred and twenty
carrirges followed the remains to
Greenwood The body was deposit
ted in Mrs. Greeley,s lot. There
were no ceremonies of any kind fur
ther than laying the body in it's last
resting place
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12


The report of the Congressional
Printer shows that during 1872 81,
802,343 Y has been expended by
that branch of the public service, of
which amount S89S, 1S9 SO was for
work ordered by Congress-an in
crease of twenty FIVE per cent, for the
same work il the previous year 1t
seems to have become an established
rule that the cost of the public print
ing shall be increased year after year.
And it is rule that the public do
not care to have too rigidly observ-
ed. There would be no profound
regret if some thousands of dollars
of public money were saved by an
omission to print great deal Of
matter that now finds it's way into
type theby indulgence of Congress,N
Y. Times.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
THE votes cast Yesterday nv Ma,

The votes cast yesterday by Mary.
land and Tennessee for Mr. Hend-
ricks as President furnish a prece
dent that, should the plan of voting
by electors be continued, may be of
Importance hereafter. And more
than that, it is an instructive CONNIE
tary on. the character of the party
that was o, ,,posed to the Republicans.
It shows how thin the veneeriDg OF
Liberal Republ. "anism' was. and
how thoroughly the Sarty was iden-
tilted with Democracy. If there is o
representative Democrat in the coun-
try. we suppose Mr.. Hendricks is
that man. and it is quite the natn.ral
thing that he should receive the cleo
toral suffrages. But the fact that he
did receive them is none the less
suggestive and noticeable. Mr..
Charles Francis Adams, whose name
was SO prominently mentioned in
connection with the nomination that
Mr.. Greeley received Mr.. Trunbull,
Gov. Palmer, were all given the GO
by, and democrat was selected to
receive che Improbable honor. How
completely Democratic the move
ment was is thus illustrated.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

PRESIDENT GRANT it seems has his
eye on Hon John A. bingham of this
state. A Washington correspondent
OF the Tribune writes that some Ohio
gentlemen who waited on the Presi
dent recently to secure for one OF
their number the appointment as
Minister to the Argentine Republic,
received as reply that he had al
ready decided to offer Mr.. Bingham
foreign mission. The Republican
party of Ohio will look with approx
al upon this deserved compliment ol
the President to man who in Con-
gress and at home. in victory and in
personal defeat, has been true TO his
principles and held the interests OF
his party above those Of self.-C
Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

DuRINe the past few days, we have
sent notices to those indebted to US
on subscription, advertising and job
work. We hope they will all res
pond cheerfully and as soon as their
convenience will permit, and thus
enable US to pay our debts, which
are numerous. We only ask of
those indebted to US the same con-
sideration and treatment that we
cheerfully extend to those who hold
claims against US. 1t is possible that,
through mistake, we may have sent
some notices to those who are not
in arrear on their subs cript:on.
Such blunders, should any have been
made, we will cheerfully correct up
on notice of the same.
There are very few dead beats or
our subscription list. We can't af.
ford to send our paper to such fol
the mere purpose of swelling oul
circulation, as we cannot pay oul
debts and expenses with boasts
Fully three-fourths of our subscri
bers pay us promptly without any
dunning. 1t is needless to say tina
we appreciate their generous ant
continued patronage.
1t is now six years since we pur
chased this soffice, during which tim,
the REPUBLICAN has unwaveringl,
and zealously advocated the princi
pies of the Republican party, whicl
have been triumphantly endorsed b,
the wisdom of the American people
We go forward with renewed cour
age in the discharge Of our duty
without invoking the said of any ney
departures
To the steadfast friends of the RE
PUBLICAN, to whom we are indebtc,
for the prosperity which it enjoys
we take this occasion to return ou
heartfelt thanks. To Its enemies VIZ
owe nothing.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
Vice President Colfax still persi.

Vice President Colfax still persists
in his determination to retire to pri-
vate life at the expiration of his pres
ent term. He neither expects place
in the cabinet nor does he intend to
assume editorial duties, as has been
intimated that he might. A South
Bend paper, which is supposed to
speak by authority, Is responsible fol
the statement that he has become 9
heavy stockholder in some manufac-
turing intesests there, and that he
signifies bis attention of devoting bis
energies and business qualifications
entirely to his home interests. An6
this in the face of an offer which be
has lately rejected OF a salary of 81:
600 to take charge of a commercial
in one of the larger cities.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
s2oe GER TlFicATEs OF CURE

From honest Farmers. Mechanics and Merchants
of them the most eminent leading profession
men and " omen Of education and refinement IN CIR
country, may be seen 1T our Office
Under date of March, 20. Hon. Horace Greeley, OF
the New York Tribune. writes: y. Ball, Of city,
is a conscientious aud ponsibe man, who is iIcs.
pable of intentional deception imposition
+. .. ELLIS late Mayor of Dayton. Ohio, wrote
us Nov. 18th, 1893; have tested the Patent Ivory
Eve Cups, anil am satisfied they are good. am
pleased with them; they are the Greatest lnSention
Of the age.
All PERSONS wishing for full particulars certif-
Gates Of enres prices SC, will please send your all
dress to us. and we " i'll send Our Treaties the
Eye, of forty-four pages, free, by return mail.
DIR. j RAIL- & co. p o. BOX 0s7. No. 81 Liberty
Street. NEW YoKk
For The worst cases Of MYoPIA. or Ne AR SIGHT
| EDNESS, use our New Patent MyOpic Attachments,
| applied to the Patent IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved
certain cure for this disease.
Send for pamphlets and certificates Tree. Waste
no more money by adjusting huge glasses on youI
| Employment for all. gents wanted for the new
| Patent Improved Ivory Eye cups, just introduced
other article. Ali persons out Of employment, OF
/ those wishing to improve their circumstances
whether gentlemen OF ladies, can make respectable
living at THIS light and easy employment. Hun.
| dreds OF agents are making from SIS TO $40 A DAY
To live agents $40 geek will be guaranteed. In
formation furnished on receipt OF twenty cents-tC
pay the cost of printing materials and returI
s5T No. 81. Liberty Street, NEw YoRK.
/ Z. $50 the readers OF the Wyando
Co Republican,:
| We refer People to to p +. Subers, Care:
| OaiO " ho has seen our fatent Ivory Eye Cup:
tried la many cases during his travels througi
Ohio. with perfect success In restoring the Eye
Sight. lie also knows about Micheal Walter:
case. He had been blind for three years, tolC
by bis family Physician, that he could not bs
cured with weakness of the Optic nerve. Oul
Patent Ey Cups restored him TO perfect sight:
Considers his cure worth thousands OF dollsii
to him. For full information,
I address p. p. Srhers,
\ Carey Ohio
| No. lily
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
HOW TO GO WEST.

This IS an enquiry which everv one should
have truthfully answg red before he starts on
his journey, and little care taken in examin :
alton Of Routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time aud money.
The &C B. & q. X RI running from Chi
cago. through GalesbUrg to Burlington, and
the Il, Il. i ". Route,'' running from Indian
rpolis. through Bloomington to Burlington,
lave schieved 4 splendid reputation in the
last two years as the leading Passenger Route
to the west At Burlington they connect with
the y. X NJ. r. Il. and form the great BUrling-
ton Route which runs direct through Southern
Iowa 70 Nebraska and Kansas, with close con-
nections to California ard the Territories; and
passengers starting from Hysndot County,
Ohio. on their way weS ward. cannot do better
than 10 take the BURLINGTON ROUTE.
This Line has published q pamphlet called
O~ TO 80 West" which contains much val
nAbl Information: large correct map of the
Great west which can be obtained free of
charge by addressing the &c Iersl Passenger
agent l. ( Il. L. 4 Burlington, iosa
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

Tfso. take our advice, and purchase youl
Tic Eets ov..r the old reliable anu popular lis
souri Paeifs Railroad which is, positively. the
only Line that runs three Daily Express Trains
from So I.ozis to Kansas City and the West !
and is, positively, the only Line which runs
PuIlman's Palace Slecpers and fine Day Coach
cS tes2ccially for moyeTs) equipped with MIllers
from st. Louis to Kansas City, Fort Scott. Par
sons. Lawrence. Leavenworth, AtehisOn, st.
Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and
gard tc T me Tables, rates, &C., to any point in
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. Colorado, Texas
or California call upon or address 1. G..
WHEELER, agent, Missouri Pacific r. R. 70
Lloyed st. Buffalo, y. Y. or. z. 4 FORD Gent
Passenger Agent, st. Louis Mo-
No trouble 10 answer .ue~tiOnsi
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
WOOL CLIP OF THE WORLD

As an item in the commerce of the
world, and to show, how entirely in
significant is the quantity produced in
any one State Of the Union towards
affecting very materially the prices
Of wool under any circumstances, we
present the folio wing table, which
gives an approximation ofthe num-
Der of pounds of wool annually pro
duced in the different countries of
the world. The table is made up
from the most authenic sources to
which access can be had,
and Is reliable and complete. with
the exception of a few countries that
produce considerable quantities, but
are not taken into the account from
the fact that they export little or
none:
Pounds of Wool.
Asia, including Russia
and ASIA. 32U, ,OOO, ,0OO
Great Britain and Ire
land ~ 100000, 900
Germany. Netherlands
and Belgium. 49,. 1913, ,000, COO
United States. ......... 10000. 600
Australia. ia............ 100000
France. 126.OOO,O0O
European Russia. 49,. 125, ,OOO.OoO
South America. ........ 10000, ,00o
Asiatic Turkey. 100000, ,00C
Spain 62,000,O0C
Persia 50.OO0,Q ,QOC
North Africa 50,0O0,00
European Turkey. 42,OG0.00C
Italy. 40,O00.00(
Cape of Good Hope. 10000, ,00(
Portugal. l.............. 1900, 0,0Ot
Canada. COMMUNICATION. 100000
Sweden and Norway. 11,000.00(
Greece ce............... 1900. .00t
Denmark. .......... 2.s00. .O0t
Switzerland. ......... 100000
New Mexico 5O0,00(
| Total. 1,SIS, 800, ,00t
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

The bill for the abolition of the of
fees of Internal Revenue Assessor
and Assistants passed the House on
Friday last, by an almost unanimous
vote.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

BY some mistake the account of the
last Hines of the late Mr.. Greeley was
duplicated in the Republican last week.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
Holloway's Pills and Ointment

-Scofula or morbid deposits in the lung
10 nts and tissues. These medicines
have rendered his disease a less formid
able scuurge than formerly. 1t has been
incontestal!y proved that in Seroiulous
affect on> hey have affected thousands
of cures. Sold everywhere. % cents per
box or pot. n49-4
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Rulrs aud Prescriptions that Will cure any
case of S-micsl weakness, Emissions, &c.
and re-tnre ln-t msnanud to pei feet health.
Sent free to all. BY one who hss SUD ,r-d al .
J. nov cured Address, with stamp, EDGAR
TREWAINE Station D., n. Y, % 81,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12

hebest style OF harness in q. Sandusky; al
SO q large lot Of single, double. buggy harness
And heavy draft hauness and riding saddles
also n 20 assortment of Eastern Whips, the
be It Kind of brussels and rubber horse brushes.
and all kinds OF Interfering balls. 1 also have
a lot of collar fastenings, which can be put on
and OF without bucklcing. ! also have n pat
ent rosset. for halte.s and brides, which car
he used either for riding or dry ing. I VIII al
So make all kinds of harness to order on short
notice. guarantee perfect satisfaction in all
the work | make.
Repairing of all kinds. such as harness trunks
&c. done on short notice Instruments and
Trusses Of all K inds will be made to order and
also repaired.
All the above mentioned goods will be sold
ct low rates for cash pr.ces.
Call and see nc,
noliYri VIM CONsrElN.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
Love andMATRlNCN

The sffreiions muy be- gained by foiloSIu.
rules, and all may marry happily wIthou
regard t" uesltn Ege or beauty. Addrr.r.
with : mp Madam Lucill, Deuarre. Bihl.
House Ststion, " 1881.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
cATARRH, CONSUMPTION & REEU-

Immediate relief and q permanent cure gu
aranteed in every case Particulars cent free
Address Clinton Ne dical Institute l47 Easf
l5ll St, NY. 2S3y.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-12
DEC. 12

Within few years this country
has lost its four greatest Journalistic,
Raynold, Prentiss, Bennett and
Greeley.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-27

times and places for holding courts IN
the Fourth District. The House con-
cured IN the :. .. r., directing the
Committee OH Public Buildings to eX-
amine books. etc, Of the Superintentl-
ent of the Penitcntiary. A resolution
by Mr.. In Dow directing the Com
mittte on Elections to report to the
House all papers and evidence pertain
ing to the ClllitmaaS county contested
seats, was laid OH the table. \ joint
resolution directing the Secretary of
State to pay the mileage Of the neln-
bers to and from their places of resi-
dence, passed unanimously. The
Committee Oh Judiciary was empow-
cred to employ a clerk. a bill to III
corporate Forest Grove, and one for
the relief of Umatilla couuty-the lat
Ter providing for the remittance OF
$50, 600 due the State and appropriat-
ing 5000 for the benefit of the school
fund, were introduced. Alr. Gongle
was granted leave Of absence. A mo
ton to adjonrn until Monday was lost.
In the afternoon MesSrs. Allen aad
Johnson were absent. The bill pro
viding for a State Capitol building was
read i seeolsl time, and referred ;also,
the bill relative to volNnteer homties;
also, the bill providing for the election
Of Judges Of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts, ami the bill making IN appro-
priation foi Roseburg. The bill regu-
lating the times aud places OF holding
Circuit and County courts came up for
II third reading, and was referred to a
special committee, consisting of Gin
gles, Glow and Caples. A bill author
iZing the Stlte to loan certain parties
$4,000 tor the purpose Of buildi3g all
Academy at La Graade was introduced,
and passed to Il second reading. A.
}. 4. was offered inStrlcting the Ju-
dietary Committee to report whether
III their opinion any legislation could |
be made to regulate the tariff charged |
on freight and passengers by corpor-
ations now navigating the Columbia
river, aud if the committee think
such legislation constitutional, it he
to report a bin for that pur-
pose. Adjourned.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-27

roe, Patterson and Strahan-4.
For NesmitIl- SIessrs. Crawford,
Myers and President Fay-3.
There being no choice the Senate
adjourned till T. NJ.
In the afternoon the bill to appD-
pirate $l6, 900 for mileage of members
passed.
IN the House iD the morning Mr..
Burbank was called to the chair. II
was moved to vote for L. y. Senator
at II a. NJ. The bin to purchase the
Meac!mm. Canyon and lIlUe Mountain
Wagon road. on second reading
was referred to select committee
of three - Messrs. Cooper, iaDoM
and fhornhury. The select com
mittee To whom was referred the
bill to provide aid for the Portland,
DalleS aud salt Lake Railroad, report
ed it hack with amendments, and rec
commended its passage. The amend-
ments were adopted, and the bill was
ordered cllgroSSel and printed. Tie
resolution to vote for t. 5. Senator at
II VI. was rcconsiderctl, and the hour
r. NJ. selected. The bill to amend
the charter Of jacksonville; to amend
the aet relating to the holding Of prop
erty by aliens; to Incorporate the
town Of Forest Grove, were Sevemlly
passed.
At3 O'Clock p. VI. the House pro-
ceetlcd to vote for L. 5. Senator, the
same persons having been put in nom
ination, az in the Senate. The follow
ing is the vote:
For Mitchell MeSSrs. BileS. Enshy,
Barin, Crawford, Corwin, Cooper,
Congle, Caples, Darst, Downing, En-
gle, GingleS, Harrison, Hirsch, john
sou, I.augrll, Matlock, Martin, Pow
ers, Patton, Simpson, rhornbnry,
Walker, Washburn and Speaker NAL
lory-25.
For Corbett- Messrs. Allen. Bur-
bank, Collier, Riley, Riddle, Stott and
Vest.
For Slater NIes>Is. Andrews, Blake
ly, Crnor. Curran. Lailow, Onstein,
Stephenson, Shelton and Wright-9.
For Whiteaker-- Mes>rs. Crooks,
Mason and Willoughby-3.
For Nesmitl-M Mes>rS, Glow, Grant.
IIodgkins, Waldron and White-5.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-27
THURSDAY. Sep. 10.

After prayer in the Senate BY Rev.
Mr.. Wood, Of Dayton. Mr.. Webster
presented petition from Coos conity.
asking for internal improvements. 4
report on mileage was presented. The
following disposition was male III the
Governors message: THAT portion
relating to apportionment to q select
committee; State Geologist. to com
mittee on Mining; State taxation. to
committee on Ways and Means; State
Lands. To committee Oh Publiclands;
BoarI of School Land Commissioners,
Public distraction; Agricultural Col
lege. Mute and Blind Schools, to com
mittee Oh Education.
Hon. James II. Slater ard Hoo. Fl.
w. Corbett. were invited to seats
within the bar Of the Senate. The
bill asking for a remittance of $780,
3I4 State tax was read a second time
and referred. The joint resolution OF
the Honse relating TO complaints
against the steam ting Astoria. was
cOncuFred In. In the afternoon. s. b..
II was introduced, to regulate taxation
upon foreign insurance corporations
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-09-27

Senate met at , P. NJ. Several COM
mittees to whom bills had been refer
red reported them back. with recon-
mendations. The following bills were
Introduced Mr.. Bri>tow, to amend
al act to prevent frauds in elections ;
Mr.. Watson. to dispose of the title
lands in Oregon; Mr.. Dolph, to pro
vide for a record of patents, DEGREES,
conveyances. etc; Webster to regulate
civil and criminal procedure in jus
tice's courts. Tie bin to locate the
State University at Eugene was read
a second time, and referred; Senate
bill Is, to pay $1,000 per annum for
the travelling and incidental expenses
OF Supreme Judges. was passed. A
message from the House announcing
the adoption Of the II. J. Il. in rela-
ton to mileage OF members. was re-
ferred to judiciary Committee. A
message was received from the Gov
ernor announcing that he had signed
the bill to relieve Judge Macarthur
from holding court in Graut county
for 1872. Adjourned.
In the afternoon the House opened
with prayer by Rev. A. +. Waller.
Qnite n hunberof bills were reported
back from committees. A joint reso-
lltion to reprint 200 copies Of the laws
of 1868, and provide each member
copy, was referred to select committee
Andrews, Patton and Corwin. Va
rious bills past to second reading.
The following bills were introduced:
10 amend the law relating to the du-
ties, compensation. etc., of the State
Treasurer to amend the act regulat-
ing fees to protect 0nt-door religious
worship; to authorize the loan Of $l0.-
900 to create two academies in Una
tilla county. Notices Of a number OF
bills having been given, The House ad-
journed.