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yidential manner that he cOnuot consci-.
e~ntiously refuse to make it known, as it
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Proposals must be to carry the mail with
''celerity, certainty, and security using
the terms of the law, and they must be
guaranteed by two responsible persons,
certified to as such by a postmaster or
Judge of court of record.
No pay will be made for trips not per-
formed, and for each of such omissions
not satisfactorily explained three times
the pay of the trip may be deducted. For
arrivals so far behind time as to break con-
nection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, o~ne-fOurth of the
compensation for the trip is subject to
forfeiture. Fines Will be imposed, unless
the delinquency be satisfactorily explain
ed, for neglecting to take the mail from or
into a post Office; for suffering it to be in
jured, destroyed, robbed o. lost; and for
refusing, after demand, to convey the
mail as frequently as the contractor runs,
or is concerned in running. vehicles on
the route.
The Postmaster General may annul the
contract for repeated IL wilful failures,
for disobeying the post office laws OF the
Instructions ofthe Department. lie may
alter the schedule of departures and ar
rivals, and also order an increase of SER
vice by allowing therefor Il pro rata in
crease on the contract pay. He may also
curtail or discontinue the service in whole
or in part, alta proportionate decrease of
pay, allowing as full indemnity TO the
contractor Il months extra compensa-
ton on the amount of service dispensed
with, and a pro rata compensation for the
service retained and continued.
For laws relating to the postal service,
forms of proposal, guarantee, and c%ertiti-
cate, and for instructions and conditions
to be embraced in the contract, see adj
vertisement of this date In pamphlet form
and of October 80, 1869, and Sept. 80. 1870,
inviting proposals for mail service in Ten
nessee, to be found at the principal post
offices.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes
superscribed, Mail proposals, State of
Tennessee" and addressed TO the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
JNO, A. j. CRESSWELL,
feb.Sw4. Postmaster General.
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keep constantly on hand a stock of
GRAIN BAGS, RAW COTTON, CLIO
YER and TIMOTHY SEED,
TOBACCO, FLOUR,
&C., &C.

Consignments of
All Kinds Of Produce Solicited,
and prompt returns made as soon as sold.
YARNS ADVANCED on Produce i'll Store.
72febS-tf.
, 1872-12-29

Audorson's European Hotel: T. Mccarthy, St.
Louis D. A. Ray, Bloomington D. Campbell,
Ontario, Canada; o. J. Slough, Hinslale,
Mich. !; ]. II. Porter, Urbana o. Backus, Al
bany; 4. R. Anthony, Aurora.
The following we're at tho Gardner yesterday +
D. G. johnson, Eric, Pa. J. Belknap, Detroit !;
John Miller, Durlingaford, Vt. L. N: Bennett,
OsSood aud wifo, Now Orleans; A. Swanzy,
John Bulleno, Jr, New York J. II. Alden,
Cairo.
Tho following were among the arrivals at the
Sherman yesterday: A. E1more. Greon Bay; A.
tamonto, st. Louis e. Bailey, Kansas; 1aG;n;9ta ?ohn
Pittsburgh; David Chapman, Portland, Oregon;
A. J. Chiebrough, Philadelphia; George =. Ben
nett, Boston; D. 4. Nicholas, st. Louis; Ed
ward Starke, Maryland; A. L. Holey, New YORK;
E. G. 1saacs, Montana.
Tho following were the prominent arrivals at
tho Briggs yesterday: III. ". shurtz and WIFE,
cy; J. J. Hays, Evansville, Ind; G. E. Myers,
Grinneu, Iowa; J. ?. Fisk st. Louis n. IL,
Burnell, Central City, Col; J. 3. Lord. Newton,
Mass; John B. Palmer and wife. San francisco;
J. T. Beatty, Philadelphia; r. Fl. Pullman, New
! York.
Charley Reed, the States Attorney, last even
| ing went to SEQ Charlotte Cushman play Meg
Me77ilies. Stepping out between the acts to
.'see man :" who was "waiting for hin" al
| Chaplin l. Cores, Charley mentioned a curious
| attending Yale College, himself ana two or three
college mites, having asked aud failed to re-
ceive permission, slipped oil one Saturday night
and went down to New York to see Charlotte
| CuBhman plny Meg Me,7ilies. On their return
they we're hauled up by President Wo1sey fol
violation of the rules and disobedience Of an e1'
press order, and were suspended for five days
| but they managed to fix it up by apologizlng anc
| promising not to do 30 any more, and so were
reinstated without further punishment.
, 1872-12-29
PERSONAL.

Tho County Clerk Issued tucnty-one narr1ago
licenses yesterday.
Captain Il. c. Johnston, United States Army,
is at the Sherman.
Hor. Augusta Adams, Of Sandwich, ILL.,, is at
the Sherman.
Hon. L. C. Kilhac, Oneida. n. T., is at Ander-
sons European Hotel,
Mr. J. C. Mitchell was presented With beau-
tiful gold watch and chain by tho employees Of
his Westinghouse, on Christmas Day.
Edgar Steel. ESP, Superintendent Of tho
Southwestern. Exposition Association New Or
leans, is at the Gardner.
The Maretzck Italian Operh Troupe,> with
Pauline Lucc2 and Clara Louise Kellogg as the
r''lna 0onnc, are 10 be at NcTic!icr's Theatre
carly in February.
An elegant silver sc17;cc ead to bo the finest
ever presented in Chcago, was given to AIr. Z.
/ Pratt, Superintendent Of tho Twcnty-ninth
street stage line, on Christ mas morning. by his
employees
Madame Clara BcipAcrhoH, the popular vocal
lst, was III the city yesterday morning. She left
fer Beloit, to sing in Goodwin's Opera House
last evening. and will fill ot!.cr age.ncnts in
the principal cities OF ti.e West.
4 beautiful gold pen ana pencil it was tho for
tune of 11r. S. ?. Richards. Secretary and Treas
urcr of to Star Chemical Works, TO be presented
with on Christmas cvo /. was the gift of the
employees of that institution.
EeT. Robert Mckenzie, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at Elgin, wl,cse church edifce
was recently burned. is now at the East seeking
AID for rebuilding. Rev. ]. B. Mcclure, of this
city il supplying bis pulpit in his absence.
The following wcro among tho arrivals at the
Grand Ccntrnl. yesterday: e. S. Myers, II. N.
Mayo, t;hns. L. Hu:i.on, Hannibal, Alo. II. L.
Garfield: aonence; i. L. Stiles, st. Louis Z.
G. Etcarns, Cincinnati.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
fremont, yesterday: .. 4. Kar, Bloomington :
]. H. Wattles, Norwich, Com. !. ". Trca.
Hannibal: Mo-, j. Bennett. Cincinnati; j. D.
sa1c, Salt Lake City; James Sargent, a1ilwau
kee.
Minnie lIyrtlc Miller, the interesting e1-wife
Of the Poet OF tho Se:.as, is 10 lecture OF,
Thursday evening OF this week at the Michigan
avenue Baptist Church, and on Saturday even
ing at the Union Park Congregational Church
lhe subject OF both lectures Will he Joaquin
nliller, the Poet and tho Aia:l."
The following were among the arrivals c
, 1872-12-29

Cooper L. Hennegen; No. 1o6 Clark street, near Mad-
ron, have small but elegant assortment Of seal
eacques and other furs that they will positively sell at
cost. Call and be assured by an examination OF stock
and prices.
, 1872-12-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.


a tho ess' o. + g. bun f8s ua! s
&c / COOP DC cH1NGE-sToCK AND FixTUREs or
s. onls $50 per month Apply at store 10
= sTofT mr. fTETS FIIRNISHTSG GOODS FOR
a selo via store f1tase. easo ;to5e:
8 sF2SEE * III es:assi 2Ss'sa e
s. d Eli. o II No eapa toored 1s wl Ads
Z EARK1N IL NJ ! BENNETT: is5 ola!k:s. Room !: -
~ esa be mado ses o s Is
OF ~ @ o.c ce ii M s pe Iho
Room l. No. % South canal,st
4 oNE-HALF INTEREST IN WELL: EsTAB;;
:! :Psa :ss "a
Aaa5s=s tor .5e DAYS ~ 55i9sas eSs oR s,7F
yfSao5i1 "s i5 outh sfsfdS .'a0 Apply
soBER Sc S
4 SMALL sTocK Of Mll.I,LI;ERY l;Ll; GooPS AM, ASn
h5tnEes or saoi s.osR enfcs new & nna H. @ pop9nt t
@ t9 ons ea5 t sns 4ddiess s
b,.b@sy co11or Of TMeniynathst' for sso chean
SSs 5iss.: Assa' a'Fhss't s'F'a' ssas' and Twenty
4 COOP PAYING JoDnINa AND KETATt ;, sEEp AT
5aas "a sestsss' ese for ''l' t'f'' liberal Address L. III
par ANp,44 4 BILLIARD r. TABLES. WELL Il LOCATED.
~ on tho West Sdc near . popular place OF amuso-
ment, for sale. a. H. MCLEAN, sa3 Wabash-av.
PAR ROOM. STOCK, AND FIXTURES FOR SALE,
u choap, for cash, Mt 81 CanapoEt-av.
DEISG DFSTR011S OF GIVING DIR WHOLE TIME
sea ~ fs ssS ~ 1sad
commission goods baud with good will OF trade
fffeaa & responsible party. Address oas' N
CIGAR STAND FOR SALE-A SPLENDID CHANGE
~ for younE man With small capital Inquire at the
restaurant No. l53 South halsted-st: rent S.5.
OIC1P STAND 1NO FTYT77RFS FOR SAFE
~ chcap for cash. Apply EOS stao.st, cigar store.
TRIJG STORE FOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN: PAR
lie. rsh 10 enFaan IN nther bns;ness Afidrc,s ~
Tri,nnn nf;ca o""o 49, ~ ~ ~
TIRST-CI1sS F1M7TY R0ARDTNG H0iISE F77TT,
II rood having hoarders for aale at sacr;cc Par
tin, desgn cpne South Anniy At Isl Santh InSao-st
basemont-
TROCERY STORE FOR SALE At A BARGAIN
r. the roht man. rcrv desrahIo iocaf{nn VII scii
70 ,nit puFehsscF Rsesoa foE selling going East. LII
Qolfe 1oc2 oays. q. y :le Nortn Lasalles.
GOOD cHAN6E-GsRoGER1Es AND PROVISION
Rucker.st.
TFY0T7 WANT m G0 m H5IEF MONEY! E073TFI
Or sorth ith snai canitai ea1l and seo t1o of tho
est eo!ner caps ree ''o s auS'o
, 1872-12-29

TOR SALE-ESG1NE AND FlRE-B0X BOILER,
~ horse power; in good condition, and for sale cheap
lnGur. TT i53 Aichigan,av.
SrI:CIAL NoTlCE-I HEREBY EXTEND A COR
p dis invitation to all interested in machinery cspeo
South canals:, il l. B walker Co.'s machine shop.
T. SEQ my paen. Splint Cutter in fun operation 1t
nnkss IRON the smallest basket srln to bar
;nschir, must bo bo appteca,ed. 4, f. SCORD,
Fatentee.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17
OUR VICTORY

The Republican majority in Ohio,
is over $4,000. The Congressional
delegation will st nd. 13 Republicans
and Z Democrats.
Iu Indiana, Hendricks is elected
by small majority, but we eject all
the rest of the State officers bat one,
both the Congressman at large, 10
out of 13 Congresmen, and a good
majority in both Houses of the Leg
islature which will triumphantly re-
elect Hon. o. P. Morton to the Uni
te S ates S .uate, a prize which
Hend -;,ks hoped to attain, but thank
G I'd, not this time. Garry the
news to Horace"
In Pennsylvania, our majority is
over $4,000 and a Congressional
gain Of six mem bers.
Carry the news to the Brains that
left tie Republican party.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

were polled yesterday. Early in the
morning, or rather at midnight the
Democra took possession of the
polls (at Macon and voted about
450 votes by half past seven o'clock
in the morning, and when the Re
publicans formed a line to march to
the polls without arms, knife or
stick, the Democrats commenced fir
ing upon them, and being unarmed,
they broke and ran from danger,
and Notwithstanding they ran, the
decas Continued to fire, shooting
them down like dogs.
If Grant is defeated, thousands OF
us will leave our native homes and
move North for safety. The State
Government many of us would well
come as blessing. Then our wives
and children would be safe.
You will see Democratic state
ments putting il the Macon affair, I
all upon the colored man, but l de
clare to you in advarce, that it will
be, and Is, an iafdmous lie Nobody
Is responsible for il but Democrats.
and if Greeley is elected, there will
commence war of races, and the
poor, ignorant colored man will de
stroyed. You have no idea of the
reign of terror that will prevail in
the South. l am even now afraid to
show or expose myself at home after
dark, at my own door; and yet
have been a member of the church
and an acceptable minister OF the
gospel for twenty years, and am
now living one half mile from where
l was raised"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17
A Letter from Charles O'COnor-
His View of an "Amiable and
hlischievouS Man.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a Herald s
Richmond (Va. dispatch las a let
ter from O'Conor to James LYONS,
of that city. dated September 80, in
which O'Conor says that he has no,
indicated any alteration iu his re
solve not to be candidate, as SET
forth in his communication to l. {
Louisville convention.
He adds 1T may be true, as ycu
suggest. that the people will not an
nonnce in 4 public manner that, il
elected, he will serve them. So they
will never vote for me. I should
regard such an announcement as ono
mode of soliciting their support.
IF the Southern people did not
know before l said anything an the
subject that one of the candidates is
man of transcendent ability, they
are singularly slow of apprehen-.
sion.
The desolation of which they com
plain is attributable to him, and the
long and disastrous war that filled his
bloody chasm with fratricidal slaugh-
ter and involved the whole country
in debt and decentralization, to the
unequaled energy. combined with the
folly of this one exceedingly able
and amiable and mischievous man.
regard the possibility of bis election
with inexpressible aversion.
IF the ideas of heathon timeG pre-
vailed. l would cheerfully surrender
my person as u sacrifice on the altar
of that duty whose controlling
events might thus be propitiated
and induced to save my country
from impending ruin"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

The defeat of the Liberal Demo-
cratic coalition, says the Illinois
Staatszeltung, which since the 9Th
of October has become an absolute
certainty, is nothing more nor less
than the defeat of the most disgust
ing political immortality, the unnat-
ural coalition between q reform party
which has proved recreant to its in
nermost convictions, and the party
of declared reaction against the ma
tional unity of the republic. The dis
gusting conglomerate, which under
the banner of Greeley sought to ob
tain the reins of power, was ami is a
monstrosity such as in Germany, a
coalition of the Radical "people's s
party" under the lead of Johann ia
cobb, would be with the ultramon
tanes under Windhorst, Reichen-
sperger, and their black associ-
ates
The sound sense of the American
people passed judgement on this
maliornaLion of party, and on the
9th of November the sentence will be
executed. rIien when the phantom
OF fraud and deception of a swindle
reform party is destroyed, the
ground will be prepared for a true
anu genuine reform movement.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HENRY WILSON,
OF Massachusetts.

While asserting the right of ev-
cry Republican to his untrammeled
choice of candidate for next Pres
i'lent until nomination is made |
venture tosuegest that General 6 rant
will be far better qualified for that
momentous trust in 1872 than he was
in 1868. .'-Horace Greeley.
That General Grant has com
mitted mistakes his most sincere
friends admit. But if his errors had
been foulfold more numerous he
would, in my opinion. be much
better Chief Magistrate than Mr..
Greeley.-John A. Dix.
The man acho organized the nations
vtctories, and carried your banners
IN triumph from the trenches of Vicks
6"'y TO the height. Of Richmond, can
not be pat dorm ty tie howl Of men
'acho are indebted 10 him and TIE
armies he led for country saued
from dtsmem6e,ment. and a qorern-
ment, saved from annihilation.--H Hon
John A. Bingham.
What Greeley Knows AboutSol-
dieFS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

In October. 1860, Curtin, Repub-
lican, was elected Governor ofPenn
sylvania by 32,l64 majority. In
November of the same year Lincoln
had a plurality of SO, ,159 and a clear
majority of 59,61S.
In Ohio, in October. 1860, the Re
publicans carried the State by 12.903
and in November of the same year,
Lincoln's plurality was 44.37S, and
his majority over all, 14,779.
In Indiana, in October, 1860, the
Republican majority was 9,757. In
November of the same year, Lincoln
beat Douglas 23.524.
We now step forward to 1868, and
see how it was that year. In 'Octo-
ber, 1868, the Republicans carried
Pennsy lvania by 9,677. In Novem-
Der Grants majority was 2S,S9S
In October, 1868, the Republicans
carried Ohio by II, 1888. In Novem-
ber Grants majority was 4O,6l7.
In October, 1868. the Republicans
carried Indiana by 96I. In Novem-
Ger Grants majority was 9,572.-
Gin. Gazette.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17
GEORGIA
How the Election was Carried.
The meaning of Peace and Re-
cOnciliatiOn."

From the Times and Chronicle.
A prominent gentleman of this
city-and a Democrat in politics
has Just shown us a letter received
by him from a highly respectable
citizen of Georgia, bearing date Oct.
Sd. the day following the election,
which contained the most important
revelations as the reign of terror
prevailing in Georgia. We arc per-
mitted to make the following extrscts
and we personally vouch for their
genuineness-without subjectlng the
writer to emminent peril by disclos-
ing his name or residence. He says; !;
"The election was carried yester
day in this State by fraud, force, gun
powder and lead. Colored men and
rhne Republicans ,oere shot doacn
like sheep killing dogs, at the polls,
for daring to exercise the right Civ
en- to them by the Constitution to
vote. or use the elective franchise.
In this county where the Republi-
cans have clear majority of 700 and
cast 1000 to $500, only about 200
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17
Another instructive fact is. that

Another instructive fact is. that /:
per centage of the Democratic vote
was cast for the Republican ticke
large enough to Offset the l. b-ral
Republican vote in each of the three
States Chicago Tribune.
That fact was just as apparent be
fore election. to man ofsound com,
mon sense, as il is now. There are
Democrats who are governed by
principle and are not in an open
market, though were Greeley to be
belived there are not many honest
Democrats, but the result shows
there were a good many, aud they
voted the Republican ticket as a re-
buke to their leaders who sold them
out and hoped to deliver their goods
to the sore headed Republican.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

1t is suggested to the Greeleyites
of the Ninth District, that they take
up ten cent contribution and pre-
sent the same to Gen. Morgan, theil
defeated candidate for Congress, to
enable him to refund the $500 check
which he received as an "accommo-
dation'' from that personal Tammany
"frls nd' in Naw York.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

The late Hon. w. Fl. Seward,
whose death we announced last
week, wrote letter recently to a
friend in California, which he conclud
ed as follows:
Il thinkit the duty of every citi
zen to leave no uncertainty to exist
concerning the principles and policy
which govern his vote / have seen
no sufficient reason to withdraw mine
from the support of the principles
and policy which carried the country
safely through the civil conflict, or
from the party organization and can
didates who represent them.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

One of the most gratifying results
of the recent elections, is the success
of fHon. Chas. Foster, who comes out
ofthe conflict with a majority of ov-
er seven hundred. His opponent, a
sorehead renegade Republican used
every means in his power to win, but
in vain, Sloan went into the fight
disappointed office seeker, and after
all enormous expenditure, came out
defeated sore all over. 1t is said
that the working force on his rail-
road, in his District was so increased
during the canvass, that some of the
hands had actually nothing to do,
but wage war on the poor BIRDS that
happened to perch on the telegraph
ic wires.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

Before the election it was claimed
that there were fifteen hundred Lib
eral Republicans in Astabula county.
In 1868 the Democrats of that coun
ty polled 1900. This year 1850, a
gain of one hundred and fity.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

Senator Trumbull, on Tuesday ev.
ening made aspeech at Waukegan and
said he knew that Pennsylvania had
that day given an Overwhelming Lib.
eral majority. As we live and learn,
so Trumbull if he was alive Wed mes.
day morning knew q little more than
he did the night before
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

On Friday night last at Louisville,
KY, a building fell. and in it's ruins
crushed five persons to death. The
terrible affair caused great excite
ment and alarm in that city. The
contractor and architect have been
placed under arrest.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

Hons. James Harlan, Jas. M. Ed
munds, b. R. Cowan and other mem
bers of the National Republican com
mittee have our thanks for repeated
favors.
The committee has worked with
great energy and efficiency, and is
deserving of the thanks of the Re-
publicans of the nation.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

One of our Democratic exchanges
has the following in display lines.
announcing the result of the recent
elections:
Our Tidal Wave" Gone Where
the WOOdbine Twineth.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

only needs to follow up their success
with vigor. snd the Appomattox of
November will soon be reached.
Let them give the allied enemies no
time for rest, but drive them to the
wall, with no terms but "uncondi-
tional surrender"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-10-17

The Mansfield Herald states that
Capt. Douglas ran ahead of his tick
etln his own county, some three or
four hundred votes. That is a Just
compliment to his worth.