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New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR IIvRRPOOLTn steam ship Adrtat Sept J H. Crowel
p5 iS T T:o1 NM a D. e hS,P i Barr % G. &oaTar wn Lane D.
BrtRolomes D. Johnson Mr. D. johnson BugulIe M, $
Richards A snn W. PnIing jr Mr. T. wet.s hTs Mrs D, Marsh
Fletcher Miss Ellen Fletcher, T. Graham Dr. = W. Ho"e u IL
Hall Gallagher H. W. Hegon A. Strauss faiser L9a i u s - r.
W W. hsd h NJ u1gn wni na si nj chs, % Colgate George H. ss
Mrs C. Lese T. Rodwe r. Brooke Urban smith Weo H. hoser
son Mrs d. Johnson Frank saytoB Lafom Behouse Me-
Clrhy wife child and infant Mrs Julia Lynch Miss Mary Lynch Fred
P0R LTvERPooIrn steamship byssinia Sept 4G Harrison
s, wife j. Thompson Mrs Brdgman and infant Master o.
Bgsnan Miss Benedict and maid DR. W n A. an& &
maid Butcher Miss Holt Jones H. J. Deame CAPT Peae
T. butcher Smith, 2. Mors,n W. Draa j. chome l. Potts.
FoR IIvgRPooL-Ia steamship Egypt Sept h.aeSrse ~ g
MIer Frank MIter Miss Sarah Wsnock Mr and Mrs Joseph
johnson nd two children william JoSnson AS and As SRsT
W. Perkins Mr. and Mrs Wm Lyon four Children and nan,
Gbosfiy H. " Weeds o. NJ Home. .ou, Mr., T. Campbell,
Mr. l. B. Holmes Capt viyen W. j. HOyt Pred Fish Wm Lee
H. T. Wilcox ]. sullivan NJ A. Neil. Miss r Davidson r. Walsh,
% S T. aS,: e6 aad Md2s 9Ts n ssi M H. Ba S, %s
Guyo }. GIhE Tol.n O. T. Necarep j. Bohen'h' H. MAX
FOR GIasGow~Ia 5tsans1p AnGIid Sept -James Mills
Jps b. Lenton W. KessaI Henry o. Anderson, George o.
ns Sss, T Robe Alton Mr. Stanley Mrs McDcngee Miss ayne
Mn, G. Weller Prank Weller, NJ lecar Mrs Posen Miss Bia
james Mclean.
PoR sAvANYAI-Ta s,,1mslp San SllraiOr Sept I'm O.
ejFsn 6ags the Rev John oven W W. oven A. Aguilr
Hertz r. Cuhhertsen Kaner heconns Marks JSssPo
and dsaghcr Mn Hsmpso1 Miss A. Snow, Miss RO6nsO1 Otto
Sd5 @' D. D. cSis9 ass Is16a O. Bo%sa S1sao 'n Never
Msir, Greer Map Clarence; I4s1s, L. RiDlss, R"sSs
j. sS.! DsTciS9 Meo, G. dsTi tsi nd nd vile Levy Mis- A.
man m 81 G wiIsi T o. toane b s. Irop, T. Walsh, H.
DonreIr Mack symon Albn C.rA Mrs J. D. Barnes Ms,
GTIs5o' Gasao wsa 'isa Van ti co M. Williams a5d
C. Pratt ard Henry Keller and WIFE, D. Jaeooy MIS- W.
II. Boyd nurse infant aud child
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN CHICAGO.
From TIE CAio1go Tribune.

The assessment for rejecting Gen. Grant,
which has gradually been extending through the Post
Offices and CustomhOuses of the country. has at last
reached Chicago and day two ago. the clerks IN the
Post Office, both male and female, and all the carriers
were called together by chief clerk, and nohed tha
they were invited TO contribute out OF their salaries
certain amount for campaign purposes. The news, OF
eourse produced decided cOmmOtiOn, and universal
inquiry propounded TO the chief clerk whether TINS
voluntary contribution was of compulsory nature 10
which negative answer was given. Several anxious
ladies and ettercarrers then desired TO know whether
in case they failed TO comply with this pressing invita-
tion they would be likely retain their situations upon
which point the chief clerk announced that he had not
been Informed. A consultation over Gen. Grant q
method of enforcing Civil Service Reform however did
not impress the employees fayorably, and they have
Therefore decided to pay this their seanty earn
ing rather than be reformed out OF their places The
desperate straits which the Grant party Is reduced
are shown by the necessity which cOmpes It's leaders 10
assess the p0cketbOoks Of letter-carriers.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
THE COURTS.
THE FORESTER CASE.

William Forester appeared before Judge
Leonard in the Supreme Court Chambers. on Saturday
on writ of habeas corpus Mr. Howe in presenting the
matter TO the Court explained that when the writ was
first applied for Forester was accused OF crime, the
precise nature OF which his counsel had official knowl
edge Since then the prisoner had been put upon his
animation which yet incomplete and all that was now
desired on the part of his counsel TO preserve this
writ In force by adourning 1t for one week. so that II
the examination delayed the prisoner might avail
himself Of it, He felt confident, from his knowledge Of
the case that when examination had, the prs-
oner could prove conclusively that he not in the
city the night the Nathan murder was perpetrated
Distrct-Attorney GarYin asked that the writ be dis
missed The examination he said, would be proceeded
with rapidly the nature OF the case would permit
During the time that has elapsed since the murder was
committed many Of the Witnesses for the prosecution
had become scattered and one it believed, who had
been engaged in the affair, was now in London. IL
would therefore, necessarily be some time before the
examination could bo cOmpet ed. In the mean time the
prosecution did not wish 10 afford this prisoner the
siby Of escape by being frequently brought up before
the court.
said in order to alay all apprehensions Of the District
Attorney he would waive the presence OF the prisoner
on any future hearing Of the writ Judge Leonard said
he had granted the writ because his duty TO do so
made imperative by statute, though he could not but
learn through the papers that the prisoners examina
ton going and that he under conviction In
grant the writ and subsequently, dismiss 1t than to incur
the heavy penalties OF the statute
he was somewhat in the habit, interpOse plea OF res
ddjudicatd. All he desired his part to peTpetuate
this writ auxiliary measure TO hasten the eXamina
ton which the prisoner seeks and is ready TO meet
Judge Leonard concluded the discussion by writing
across the Of the writ that II dismissed the
ground that appeared that the examination was pro
ceeding, and on that ground only. The prisoner
then remanded and left the court in charge OF Capt
Irving and officer Farley OF the detective force.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
mo Liberal REPUBLICANS."

Hiram Green, esq, crises to explain :"
"Grant organs in all sections of the country are pro-
claiming that no Republicans support Greeley ana
Brown This reminds him Of little story gentle
man in search OF Summer retreat drove up In iroht OF
country hotel The landlord appeared IN tne ooor'
r,itb q conotenanee very much bitten up with mus
ketOes.
Gentleman-"I say, landlord, am looking for quiet
place where there are no musketoes"
Landlord" All right stranger-twith slap at MS
face) Not muskeeter within ten miles. slapD None
ever known here. slap slap9 scacer nor hens
teeth (slapl slap! slapD Posihvely-but- d-n the
muskeeters. (slap slap! slapD Wish they was all In
n
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

MONDAY, sETT 10.
Prussian Closed Mail only sent by the Williams "oion auu
INNS ne Steamships
Thurlay o'clock IN. seamshp sails om Portland Me- on
Iz poage 10 all the Indies ereFt when going direct viii
each which must be prepao
TUESDAY. sHPr. IT, .
auPrnce Cspe HAyuen, and Turks isana o lne
steamship YcksluGg, close At Steamship tab AZ & Ho
MArhn's Stores, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAY SEPT. ls. .
Europe via Queenstown AMI liverpool per esmsnP
Idaho IL NJ Supplementary Mall on fer NO. 70 W
n. 4 closed o l:5O o m. Steamship sails at -
A APrusla Closed Mail Is sent bF this line. -,
IAN deposited Supplementary Malls mus be prepaid WIN
double postage ,-,t.
Frankfurt close at II VI. ,
Mai sen, by this line Steamship sails AT NJ
from Pier foot Of Thirdst, Hoboken
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Coleman Benedlet's elosing quotatIons VOC !:

Gold opened at 49, and later advanced to lsl on tho
hardening OF foreign exchange, continuing the improve
ment later TO llSs, when h ranspred that the urher
loss OF coin left the banks with only specie average o
sl27sT 400 The business at the advance was ho'"',
and the transactions OF the day limited la the so"
loan market the rates were per cent and 6 Tor borrow
ing flat and per cent paid for carrying until Monuhy'
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed In called oo1'' 70
day. Ss.OOO making the grand total since Dec l. N''
$50 and paid out $4,000 In coin Interest on 'Ns
public debt. The DAYS business at the Goa EAo""ns
Bank was as follows Gold cleared. s4OaslOOVi S''1
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16
DECIsIONS-SEPT. ia.

Supreme Court Chambers - By Judge Leonard
Beekman BekmsnRepor Of referee confirmed judgment Of
divorce granted.
KINGS COUNTY-Saprems COurt-Gsnaal Ttrm-
Union Pee scaoo District No. r. FshkIaiK
affirmed with opinion by Barnard, j.. Harmon b. Whit
costs 10 abide events opinion BY Barnard People rel super
yso of Westehr Joseph G. FoWlere a-Oider reversed
opinion Gilbert Barnard, j. sitting George
Hun Edwin Mills e GJudgpen affirmed with opinion
Albert Hebbsd aJnigment reversed and trial granted
Circuit ereB opinion by Gilbert Bernard McAnay
John Mulen-Order Amrmed 80 costs Barnard j.,
not sitting In matter Of proving last will &er Of John
opinion by Gilbert j. Barnard j. dissenting People rel 0srom
Anthony Judge Duichess Couny-Poeeeding
vd; opinion BY Walter r. Hatch ct al agt George
reduced $3.50 being the
improperly sowe and affirmed reduced appeal 10
either party Mar J. Remen Board Of beah-One affirmed
and with leave Gilbert j. not sltHg Edward
IngrlhAm etc. Gilbert Dsbrow.Moon granted John Isher
s Barnard SbSs-J04Csn for bIi2Sa on the ye7si
Bsst River Ferry Company ct aL-Order amrnedJ sl0
Mary A. Hall Ag. JameI Albro et aL-Judgment
affirmed With opinion BY Barnard Supervisors OF Richmond
County Samuel H. Frost e. Auigment Ahrmed with COSTS
Bostorler affirmed with Barnard, j. not sitting Moses
Ode hg Edward Deiit-Judgnent Affirmed with opinion BY
Tappn j. Gilbert sitting Louis VandTde gt james H.
TsyorJudgmen tda reversed and trial
pen j., dissenting. John X. Kelum William forhrup
Judgment reversed, and trial granted AZ Circuit,
costs 70 abide events opinion By Barnard J., Gilbert j.,
yersi with costs opinion BY Gilbert j. Henry Wson AIT lsAae
'PyeJugment reversed ordered Circuits abide
events opinion by fsppen Wm HGloe David c. Foster al
Judgment reversed and ,r. gnie abide opinion
Barnard HenrT h. Wide agt Northern Railroad Company and
Ene RlwayJnigment affirmed with Benz Ghfen Al sgt
Walter Welsh ct a-Judgmen arei opinion BY Tppen
j.. Barnard, j., not sitting
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TINS DAE-A N
sand.... 1871 Hell Gate FerrT 92O
WATER THIS DAT-P.
Sandy oos Tb Cows lsnd. I5i Hell GHte rerrY S'a'
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the charges upon which the " was sueSn
oonyig the Administration upon every charge'
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printing

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, 10i Futon-st.-
w LlIhoGRAPHlC srEAA JOB fhINTERs SHd LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks United States bonds, and gold made
during the week, as we'll the closing quotations Of
each at the dates aforementioned:
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Weboina Caros, Nr.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tea..t-WEDDlsG CARDS and PlsK sTATONEhf (ksab.
Aslsl lel3.l
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sails Of Government bonds
900 o. g. $40 Cou 65 n.l2i $500 u s. 6,b Coo 6s2...3i
U. e.
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cALRnDARs-Tnis DAr

CALHNDARs-Tnis pAr
SUPREME oouRr-CHANBERs-LsonArd "opens at lO
tsr called at IL
Third Monday motion calendar
hARIsE COuKT-ThIAL TKRs-PAHr L-sHEA J-Opeus and
calendar A At o a - -
New-York tribune., 1872-09-16

244. Lau,oh sgt Jeremiah.
80. Hughes at. llenne.ey.
li5. .D0hrman agt Robertson.
go. .Jourdan AIT Dohreharuok.
l32. .Menieisohn sgL Mack.
-. .Holsfi sgt Gfenello.
10. .COok az Fssaa.
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SECOND hoard.
, TO / O'CLOCK p. NJ,

S0Ifs OF bOFPTHntnf IVNIf
l000 U. $50 Reg 65 n2i 1000 U. s. so Reg. b5 ''i
10000 s. 5-2U COU 'b7......liJb
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
WHAT KNOW ABOUT TRIMMING.

Since the days of our grandmoshers.
there has never been such a rage tor
trimmings upon ladies dresses and suits
as this year; and the most popular is
the so called French fold, made from
bias material. put upon the dress i'm Il
variety of styles. To trim dresses at
the present day without the various
Sew ing Machine attachments would be
an impossibility.
A young man in Chicago has just in
vented an improvement for all Sewing
Machines, with which to put OH the
fold as fast and as easily as an ordinary
hem can be made. The same imple-
ment is also practical Binder and
good hemmer,
1t is being made and sold by the Les
lie Ruffler Company. and is a valuable
addition to the Sewing Machine. 1t is
called Commings' French Trimmer. and
will be sold by all Sewing Machine
Agents.-Cbic icago Evening Post.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22

The Ohio State Fair. for this year,
commences on Monday, September I'd,
1872, and, as our readers all know, will
be holden at Mansfield, o. 1t will end
On Friday, the 9th of September.
Ample preparations have been made
to make it, if possible, more successful
than any preceding one.
The p. Ft. W. d C. R. r. Co, will car
ry passengers to Mansfield and return
for one full fare, the round trip, and
will carry freights at half rates when
returned without change of of0wncrship
1t will be many years before our peo-
pie will have such fine opportunity to
attend the State FAIR as this. All me-
chanics, merchants, farmers &c. will,
therefore, do well to bear in mind the
time and make preparations to attend.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22

continued defeat at the ballot box
Treason shall be made odiors," if
not so now, and justice Liberty and
obedience to law, become the nation
al plants, rising up ON every battle
field, and learning the fruits of ever
lasting Peace, long to be enjoyed by
those who detest treason, whether of
one man or of tens of thousands
alike, and whether it opens
afresh old sores, or not
Will you do likewise?
Ten thousand voices from the sleer-
ing dead come back to us tonight
from Libby, Belle Isle and Ander-
sonville warning us to dread the
destrovers of their lives. How sad
come their words" they starved us
to death. They shot us at the "dead
line" "We died for the Union and
Liberty you now enjoy" where
are our fathers. sons, and brothers =
''Do they forgive our cruel torment
ors-our murderies p
Will you heed this appeal !?
Will you pronounce those Martyrs
enemies to Country and Liberty,
now by embracing their assassins ?
If so. let our flag, for which they
died again become ga Haunting lie"
Slavery again become supreme; re-
store democracy to its place in au-
thority, and wrap yourselves in sack
cloth and ashes, and for very shame,
die, and disgrace no more this love-
ly Earth. Disgrace no more those
dead heroes, nor your living race,
and say to the world that Liberty
Truth and Justice are lies, and all
mankind Cowards, fools or knaves
and all blood, shed in vain
To our pleading, democratic, sup
plants we must now say. for your
adherence to human Slarery-youl
opposition to equal and exact justice
your aid and comfort to Rebels
in arms-Your hatred of ''Licolr
hirelings"-your rejoicing over Reb
cl victories-your slaughter o
thousands of American heroes-fol
the assassination of the Patriot,
Lincoln, for your hatred of the solo
flag" in dark days gone by, and fol-
your false colors now, while we may
love the men, we must detest you
crimes and delay forgiveness for th'
present. Do you, fellow citizens
say amen?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22

The Nebraska State Fair will be held
this year at Lincoln. (the Capital of the
State. situated on this Road.) from Sep
tember Sd to September 9TH. E:ery
arrangement has been effected, for
making it great success, and procur-
ing a thorough exhibition of the Prod
ucts and Resources of the State.
No better opportunity will ever be
found for obtaining Il correct idea of
the Country and its Products. and for
examining the Lands of the B. & NJ. X.
R, L. p. X. r., and the government
Lands still open to Hoinesteads and Pre-
emtions.
Tickets will be sold by the Burlington
Route and connections, from Indian
apolis, Chicago, Peoria, and Burlington
to Lincoln and return, on September 81
and 4th, at Half rates, good to go and
come for two weeks.
People wishing fu, thcr particulars
can address General Passenger Agent
b. d NJ. II. r., Burlington Iowa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
Council Proceedings.

Council met on Tuesday evening,
Aug. Goth, pursuant to adjournment.
Present-D. D. Hare, Mayor; Joel w.
Gibson, Clerk; Worth, Beidler, Gipson,
Gaa, Lowry and Stoll, Councilmen.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved.
On motion of S. NJ. Worth, Seider and
Beidler were instructed to build a
Hook & Ladder wagon, the cost of which
is not to exceed $500.
On motion of P. B. Beidler, S. M.
Worth was appointed committee OF
one to dispose of two old hook & lad
der wagons, the proceeds of the same to
be used as part payment on the new
one.
An important ordinance was passed,
which will appear in our next issue.
On motion Of S. NJ. Worth, it was Or
dered that an order be drawn in favor
of tie Street Commissioner for the sum
of $50.
The following bills were allowed:
Christen & Mccormick, $5.45, tor gal
vanized cistern pipe.
Elias Raymond, $30.45, for street lamp
services.
There being no further business coun-
ell adjourned to meet again in two
weeks.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
Legal Notice.

Joseph 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
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 D. Walburn oD a promisory
note given by said Joseph Gibson to spid Daniel
ID. Walburn and on an accoun. in the sum of
Sl65 and asking judgment for the said sum,
has procured an order of attachment to issue
and has caused the following property of the
said Joseph G Ibson to-wIt; One stack of wheat,
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 the13th day of September, A. d. 1S12-
DANIEL ID. WALBURN.
By GriseIl & Kali his atty's.
Aug 5th 1ST9-6g
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry whic h everv one should
have truthfully answered before he starts on
his journey, and a little care taken in examin-
alton of Routes will in many cases save much
trouble, time aud money.
The &C, B. Il q. r. R. rnnHirg from Chi
cago, through GalesburE to Burlington, and
the L, B. & W. Route,'' running from Indian
rpolis, through bloomington to burlington,
have achieved splendid reputation in the
last two years as the leading Passenger Route
to the West. At Burlington they connect with
the r. & NJ. X. R. aud form the great Burling-
ton Route. which runs direct through Southern
Iowa TO Nebraska and Kansas, with close con-
nectionS to California and the Territories; and
passengers starting from wyandot County,
Ohio on their way westward cannot do better
than to take the BURLISGToS ROUTE.
This Line has published q pamphlet called
'How to go West" which contains much val
liable information; a large correct map OF the
Great West. which can be obtained free of
charge by addressing the Gcleral Passenger
Agent B. g. NJ. X. R. Burlington, Iowa
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
Republican RaIly!!

We have the pleasure of annonnc-
ing that Hon. Alphonso Hart, mem
Der of the State Senate, from Ra-
VIENNA, will address the Republican
Club, at Beerys' Hall, on Friday ev-
ening, August 30th inst.
We know Mr.. Hart to be one of
the best speakers ih Ohio. Turn out
and hear him,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
MARSEILLES. o. Auo. 10. 1879

ED. REP: Marseilles is not exactly in
statu quo, i2r there are, plainly visible
signs of progress.
Our prospective Rail Road seems to
come nearer certainty than ever be-
fore. and the prospect brjghtens the
countenances of all. Some improve
ments in the town are in progress, and
others are in contemplation.
On the evening of the sixth inst, the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church
here, gave an ice cream festival. in the
Church. which was grand success. So
cially and financially !iettiRS some six
ty dollars. The social features were
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
Legal Notice.

Joseph Gibson, who resides IN tire State OF
ILLINOIS, will take notice that John yandeuburg.
of the county of wyandot and State ofOhio, did,
the 1st day of August, a. ID. 1872, file his pc
tition in the Court OF Common Pleas, with in and
for the county of wyandnt, in said state of Ohio,
against the sail Joseph Gibson, setting forth
that the said Joseph Gibson it indebted to the
said John Vsndenburg, on promisory note
given by said Joseph Gibson to said John VAN
denburg, and on an account in the sum OF Sl52 81
and askin G jud gment for said sum with inter
est, and that said John Vandenburg has pro-
Cured order of attachment to issue and has
caused the following property of the said Joseph
Gibson, to-wit: One stack of wheat, to be at
tached and the said Joseph Gibson is notified
that he is required to appear anil answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday alter
the 18th day OF September. A; D. lS.2
JOHN VANDENBCRG-
BY Griscll & hail his atty's.
August 5th. 1872.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
AREYOU GOING WEST?

II so, take our advice. and purchase youI
Tickets Over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad which is, positively. the
only Line that runs three Daily Express Trains
from st. Louis TO Kansas City and the Westl
Pullman's Palace Sleepers and fine Day Coach
es Especially for movers) equipped with Millers
Safety Platform and the Patent Steam Brak.
from st. Louis to Kansas City, Fort Scott. Par
sons. Lawrence. Leavenworth- Atohison, ST.
Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and
Omaha without cnance e For information in re-
gard to Time Tables, rates, &C., to any point in
Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas
California, call upon or address l. g.
WHEELER, Agent, Missouri Pacific R. X. n
Lloyed st. Buffalo, n. Y; or, f. A. FORD, Gcn'l
Passenger Agent, St Louis Mo-
No trouble to answer GueStionSi
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22

fully equal to the financial. Being the
first of the Kind here, some anxiety
was felt as to its success, but very carly
in the evening, anxiety gave place to
assurance, and ut the close all seemed
to be delighted with the success.
Politics do not run very high. very
little discussion of Grant and Greeley,
but none the less interest in the issues
of the campaign. Star Light" needs
at least moonlight W hen looking for.
QUISQUIS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-22
Notice to Hunters.

We the undersigned subscribers, res
idents of Crane and Ellen 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 viii pros
ecutc all persons found so trespassing.
e. the full extent Of the law, from and
after this date.
James Swan Henry Kuenzli
John Hale Abraham Snalley
Samuel Wagner John Fernbaugh
L w Keller ID j Hale
Samuel Kinzley S 4 Hale
Henry Fernbaugh j \ Bare
Archibald Chew Michael Myers
Daniel Hale Simeon Hoffman
II p Gunder David Maffet
VIM Fernhaugh J W Cramer
Peter Tobias Robert McDcTnlut
Henry Keller J w Scnsenv.
Eli Hoffman Hiram ElaCk
August Sth. l5!!.