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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
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Nasby is specially good this week.
The new Safe, for the Wyandot Conn
ty Bank, has been received. II is fine
piece of mechanism.
Many thanks to our friends S. J Lew
is tor basket OF excellent apples. They
were the incest we have seen this sea-
son.
DR.. A. Billhardt has been appointed
express Agent for this place and the Of
flee is located at his Drug Store, instead
of at the Depot, as heretofore.
Fred Althouser informs us that he will
soon start butcher shop in the room
under Fleck & Vogel's Clothing Store.
We hope Mr.. Althouser will meet with
success.
The managers of the C. C. C. & I. X R.
have decided to issue half price tickets
to Mansfield, during the State Fair, and
also transport goods for exhibition free.
At Railroad meeting held at
Delaware on the 18th inst, reso-
luton was adopted, favoring the raising
of 100000 in aid of extending the Hook
ing Valley r. r. to Toledo.
at a meeting Of the Wyandot County
Central Committee, on last Saturday,
Gen. 1. NJ. Kirby was chosen Chairman,
Jacob Juvinall Secretary and jill. Lind
sey, Treasurer.
An election has been ordered by the
Trustees of Salem and Pitt twp's., on
the question of voting tax for the
construction of the Columbus & Toledo
Il. r. We trust the friends of the en-
terprise will see that ''Railroad-Yes'
comes oil victorious. See notices else
where,
Rev. L. NJ. Albright has been tender
ed the Superintendency of our Union
Schools by the Board Of Education and
he has accepted. Mr.. Albright is a
highly educated gentleman and has had
a great deal of experience in teaching.
We have no doubt he will do all in his
power for the School and we trust the
citizens Interested will extend to him
cordial cooperation.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Rob :
inson is being very successful in taking
orders for Cobbins Illustrated Bible
The work commends itself ard needs
only to be seen to be appreciated. His
work is unriyaletl, in beauty of finish,
substantial binding and comp rchensive
aids aud helps IN explaining the Text
We say, by all means, secure q copy of
this valuable work.
When the editor of the Union was
informed that Greeley had been nomi-
mated at Cincinnati, he looked as though
his stomach had been suddenly filled
with crow and declared that the Democ
racy would have nomination Of their
own, and then left the crowd. In
/ about five minutes he returned and dc
| livered himself of one of lis modern
sermons, as follows: swell, anything 9
| to beat Grant"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01


sonal and ihelogaut. Can not doctors
of Law and Dipinity find more exalted
subjects for their pens, in times like
these, than cases of "whiflctS and big.
country dogs" ''these two prayers"
"husking-pegs" &c. 4? why, gentlemen,
you don't understand the .frst principles
of ''husking-pegs" any more THAN you do
how Greeley became your candidate,
and how you adopted that nsio platform.
We will admit that you did q Christian
act in doing so, but how the "pro-fundo"
member of that firm retained the dose,
is mystery to us. Should either sour
on the stomach there is little doubt but
that "husking- pegs" will have to suffer
again, .-,
Gentlemen. take our advice, and al
though you have no principles nor can
didate, as you say, of your own, now to
defend, do rise up to the level of those
furnished you at Cincinnati. and spread
out your thoughts in every column,
upon your first plank, Equal and eX-
act Justice to all, of whichever nativity,
race or color"
And upon your second plank: I'VE
pledge ourselves to maintain the Union
of these States, Emancipation and Eifran-
chisemcnt, and to oppose any reopen
ing of the questions settled by the 18th,
18th and 10Th amendments of the Con-
stitution." -.
Noble resolves, into which, after a
long fight, we have harnessed you.
Like earnest. new converts, dilatc on
these important matters to the people
of restored Union, and you will do
much more for your readers than when,
as in your last issue, you stoop to at
tack the inanimate husking-peg. Gen.
tlemen, remember that you now wear
,okte hats, s,and should be manly and high.
toned,
Should this mild "tapping" not be
productive OF good results, and those
gentlemen still continue to debase
themselves by attacking inanimate mat
ter, we will, again, in different way
probe more deeply, the politically, un-
principled and inflated acind bags Of tho
Union.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

sec the use of Grant as, leader. He
failed to tell of McClelland's, Burnside's.
Popc's and other Generals failures to
accomplish what Grant did finally do.
Next lie tried to show that Grant had
taken gifts since his election, but his
claim to knowledge of the fact. when
stated, amounted to nothing, and he left
that part of his rehearsal and entered up
on the question of "fitness" for this
most important Office. His assertion
OF III. G's. being the greatest living
statesman, his honesty, libcrality and
traightforwardness. and that it could
not be denied by any Democrat. was coldly re-
ceivcd. and they didn't like that part of the
''crow." But his assertion that n long exper-
icnco editing a newspaper better 1ittcl a man
for this high ollico than the tanncry and the
tented field. was received with a faint cIapping
of hands. particularly by Clymcr. who. being
editor, magines, perhaps. that some day his
time may como. Dudley had forgotten Roger
sherman, q. Henry Wilson. n Washington and
Others, who were among the shocmakers and
Generals, but who are and have been the mighty
men of this and other times; and he forgcts toe
the "Rail Splitter and fiat -boatman of the Miss
issippi," 4 bullet from pistol in the hands of
one. did he live to-day, would stand side by side
with Dudley for Greeley, took the life of the
great AMI good Lincoln. Where was Dudley
thcnr Where is Dudley now2 o, Scar(s)ious.
Again he went on his rchersal of the reason why
he was for Greeley, and, mark 1t now, after say
ing all he could say, he suffered his reason, and
only one, Why he's for Greeley. Because, 70,
my,) amt one of Grants Brother-in-law We
presume any of Greeley's sisters are old enough
| for his mother and can See little promise of
| his becoming related 10 any very great man -
| Dudley andbest remaiu where he is. andif hc is
elected Judge, he must depend upon the votes
of those who in '63 and "a would not allow him
| to open his month on the streets of Bucyrus, to
put him there. -
Dudley can see. as well as every other man,
| that was present, that the old inc Democracy
| care very little for him, only "anythlng to beat
| Grant" Now that Dudley and the Fort NJ
thinks alike, his real reason for his support of
Greeley is that it W as "heroism of the highest
order to bail JeG Davis in the face of the "mcr-
ciless mob" at the north. LiberalitY was new
| or more conspicuously shown than in this act as
we'll as in all his acts since the war; done to his
\ chivalrous but defeated southern foo. But for
Horace Greeley's timely and powerful interyen-
| tion through his Tribune, there is no doubt
| among thoughtful men, that Davis, Breckcn-
| ridge, Lee, Johnston and other leaders of the
| cenfederacy would have been executed by the
'.blood thirstyloyalists" of the north for "trea-
son''-and Dudley was done. =,
"With Judic s-ace,''
| SHANGHAI
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE

Ed. REPUBLICAN,: Newspapers are
supposed to be channels through Which
men. presumed to be wiser than mere
Organ Grinders. ".":Organ Sellers. in
ventors of ''husking-p &C., com mu-
nicate opinions and information. to the
readers of their respective papers, and
through which are exposed. and held
up to public view, the public acts and
evil designs of dangerous men. and the
errors Of, oftimes, wise bat mistaken
men.
In proportion rs an editor dcsccnds
to mere words nf personal abuse or un-
merited ridicule, in reply to any criti-
cisms justly and fairly made by his
ncighbor, relating to the public acts of
men, just to that extent will his PAPER
sink In the estimation ofhis readers.
We have no taste in that direction. -
We would take no pleasure in seein .
the columns of the Union, now presided
over by two dignified, anl haB christian
gentlemen, swerve an inch from its
once rreproacAadie (2) course and now
descend TO words and phrases, beth per
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
OF FICE OF
TRUSTEES OF CRANE Township.
wYANDOT COUNTY, ONO,

WYANDOT COUNTY, OHIO, e,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow
ing written request. signed by more than one
Of Crane, has been made upon the Trustees
OF said township: --.. -p.- Co.. d.
To the Trustees Of Cane Toi5nski5, Fpan-
dot County State of Ohio:
We, the undersigned tax-paying electors of
said Township, request you to call n meeting OF
the electors Of aid township under. ard hold 4
authorize Counties, Cities, Incorporated vii
lagos and Townships to build Railroads. and TO
lease and OPERATE the same, % passed by the Gen
cr;d Assembly of the State OF Ohio Aliril 23d
1872, requiring said electors, at such election
to.votc for or against the Construction oil the
following railroad to wit:
\ Railroad between the Northcrly and South
crly points in said Township, in the limo of a
Railroad from Columbus. Ohio, to Toledo, Ohio,
the same shall be surveyed and located with
in said Township. And for that purpose.
by said vote. to authorize you to Appropriate
the sum of Ninety-nvc Thousand Dollars
(S95 O00) toward its constructions, and TO borrow
said sum of money, issue thebonds Of the town
ship therefor, to be payable to bearer, and to DC
issued in sums OF not less than Five Hundred
(S50O) Dollars, nor more than One Thousand
Cl0OO) Dollars, and to bear per cent, interest
per annum, payable semi-anu1lly; both prin.
cipal and interest to be paid at the Office OF the
agent OF said Township in New York city, said
bonds to be issued in Nineteen series OF Five
Thousand each, with interest coupons attached
conditioned for the payment Of said per cent
interest. The first of said seriesto be payable in
two years from the date of their issue; the
second in three years from date of their issue
the thir,l in four years from the date of Their
issue and SO on annually and the last in twenty
bonds to be signed by the Township Trustee:
ard attcstcu by the Township Clerk
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

G. & Il. r. R--Our old friend,
Capt. A. +. Lee, in a letter from
Toledo, to his paper, the Dcleware
Gazette of last week says.
The largely prevailing feeling here
is decidedly in favor OF such a route
for this road as will bring thither the
trade of Hancock county. If this
feeling is eratified the road will be
built almcct due south from here
through Wood and Hancock counties
as far rs Findlay. That it will take a
more easterly direction north of that
point is scarcely possible, for the rea.
son that the Atlanta & Lake Erie
road is already graded as far as Eos
tOria and will furnish the onlv line
Toledo needs in southcastcrly di-
roction. It would Of course not be
her best policy to build q second
road on the same route where she is
building ono already, and neglect
another section OF country to which
she las not now access, and whose
trade she needs. That tie G. s. L.
road will be located on u roatc due
south rs far as Findlay may there.
fore be considered certain. But be
low that point the Toledoans are
rather indifferent what route the
road take, and would probably lie
nearly as well pleased that it should
proceed from Findlay to Columbus
via Upper Sandusl1y. Bowling Green,
Middletown and Delewarc, as via
Kenton, although they are not Who'll
ly indifferent to the trade of Hardin
county. The subscriptions to the
Kenton Route have not lately been
materially increased, and in this re-
spect that route docs not exhibit
signs of very vigorous competition
with the eastern. II the friends of the
latter, that is, the Bowling Green and
Middletown route, will bestir them
selves, they now have apparently a
very favorable prospect of success.
The engineers will report the result
of the surveys of both routes in
about ten days from this time, and
upon the basis of their showing, and
of the subscriptions by that time Sc
cured, decision will then be made
in favor of one route or the other.
II Delaware would have this road.
NOW Is the time for her TO make the
effort, and the effort, must not
be q feeble one, but prompt, vigorous
and energetic,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
H. AuH Il HIIIIt'
U. Sandusky, July 80. 1872.
BUCYHUs O., July Goth, Y.
Respectfully

BUCYRUs, o., July Goth, ~.
ED. REPUBLICAN: Saturday night,
July Goth, was set apart for the ratifica-
tion of the nomination of Greeley and
Brown, by the Democracy of this place.
1t being Saturday evening and alto
gether very pleasant evening, nearly.
if not quite, the whole town, congregat-
ed around the square, intent on seeing,
but not seeming to care about hearing.
Two hundred and fifty or three hun
dred men and boys gathered about the
stand. among them many of the true re-
publicans of the town to hear what your
townsmen, J. d. Sears and Jno. Berry,
had to, could or would say. Happen
ing to be in Upper Sandusky at the
time of the ratification Of G.. q B., by
the same speeches, can truthfully say,
that SO far as Mr.. Sears remarks are
concerned, they were a. simple repcti.
tion of his maiden speech there. lie
first paid his compliments TO Mr.. Hop
ley, of the Bucyrus journal, and then
paid his compliments nearer home. to
NuaI III ''e'dl-I C'tllcu IHc 'OISin-GllHu-
er of Up. San. Dudley would have his
auditors believe that he had said some
thing smart, and from the peculiar juke
of his head. displayed one oftwo things
That it was either hard to swallow
crow" or That he had formed q peculiar
habit from his shanghais! -
This first effort over. and a moments
st'rVey over the simple facts of his new
iriehds, he iuked once more, and then
commenced Il repetition of his Sandus-
KY speech, chow very fortunate it was
for General Grant that he was in the
army ut the close of the war Gave our
private soldiers much credit for put
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

If so, take our advice, and purchase youi
Tickets over the old reliable and popular Mis-
souri, Pacific Railre5d which is, positively. the
only Line that runs three Daily Express Trains
from st. Louis TO Karsas City and the Westi
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Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Texas
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

"BARKING"-OH, No-Our chosen
performer in the new firm should not
say that our ''barking" in last weeks
Republican produces the SAME effect
upon his friend as ''town whiffets' yelp-
ing at ga big dog from the country"
because, you know, how those ''big
dogs" in such cases, run under their
masters wagons, and the shape in
which they do it.
For the same cause, possibly, has your
friend, being like the "big dog" aaOay
from home, placed himself under your
batteries. Charge heavier, next time.
and don't ann so low. We want a
sharper performer than that.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
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LOC4L NOTICES,

Lemuel Lambert will offer ut public
sale, at his residence, on the farm of
VIM. Smalley, in Pitt tip one mile south
of Log Siding, on Friday, August 10th.
1872, 3 milch cows, calves, Q sows and
pigs, 16 hogs, l buckeye mower and
reaper. farming utensils, such as plows,
spring wagon &C., also household and
kitchen furniture.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

The eX-Assessor of Internal Revenue
fOL the late 5th District of Ohio has
repeatedly and publicly stated that he
had a great deal of trouble with the EX-
Rev. Editor of the Pioneer, i'm regard to
his bills for Government printing, said
bills always being extortionate, and,
which lie deemed it his duty as a faith
full officer, to cut down, and for which
said officer has hardly been forgiven to
this day, by this spurious reformer.-
This occurred when Mr.. Drummer was
Republican.
Again. 1t is well known that for As
SCISSORS blanks, for 1871, he charged the
county $50, which was paid, and when
the facts were ascertained, it was found
said blanks were not printed at his Of
flee at all. but at a neighboring city,
and cost him S42, delivered at his office
by express. This was after Mr.. Brun-
ncr became Democratic reiormer.
Again. Some time since, for print
ing a city notice, for which We charged
S5 he presented bill Of $40, and by a
majority of one vote, was allowed Sc.
We call the attention of the public to
these facts because MI, Drummer assumes
to be true ehampion Of "gcnuine re-
fern" and "a pure aatuinistratlan, p
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

VINO PAYS THE FIDDLERs ?..We fear
that Bro. Brunner, in advertising his
"two new democrats" will so far forget
what his duty is to them as to uninten-
tionallY bring our "husking-pcgs' and
tent that we MAY not be able to supply
the demand for them.
Bro. Drummer, stand by your "pair of
birds" and when they flap their half
fleged wings in their new and bold
flights see that you act well your part
as our new performer! Hollcr! A.W.B.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
Has Mo Equal!

The Company manufacture the plain
American without the combination, n
perfect machine in every respect, with
ck-box cover at only $50. The Combi-
nation well built and substantial in cv-
cry respect, only $75. Also the plain
American is put up, half cabinet, four
deep drawers, with long lifting leaf at
only x75
We want you to examine all other ma
chimes, then examine the American be-
fore purchasing. Machines sold on ca
sy terms and warrented in every respect
Five or more different styles constantly
kept on hand. Also button-hole cut
tcrs, threads, oils, castors for machines
aud attachments of all kinds. Machines
will be distributed throughout the Coun
ty without delay.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

Elsewhere appears a call for meet
ing to organize q Grant and Wilson
Club. The signatures to the same were
obtaiued by our young friends, G. G..
Bowman and F. T. Tripp, in few hours.
on Tuesday. hence they had only time
to see part of our citizens.
We trust there will be Il large attend
ancc at the meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
A CARD

Il having been studiousiy circulated
that l decline to accept the nomina-
ton of County Auditor. rendered to
me by the Republican Convention of
the goth inst, l wish to state that
the report is erroneous, and that if
elected | will do my utmost to dis
charge the duties of the Office with
fidelity and to the satisfaction of the
public.
Respectfully,
II. MILLER.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

We have large b;;dGet of political
contributions from the pen of ex-Edi-
tor of the PIONEER, Rev. L. A. Drummer,
which will appear from timc'to time.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

PERsoNAL.-Our clever. friend, Jos.
Johnson, Is about to leave our place,
which we regret to learn. In taking
his departure he desires to return his
thanks to the puplic for the generous
patronage extended to, him during his
residence here and requests any who
may be indebted to him to make prompt
payment, and if there be those having
any bills against him to present the
same to him or Geo. w. johnson.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01

'quested to NEE
3 Hall, on Tues
ust 9th, 1872.
Paul G Tunison
j n Stevenson
Aaron Stevenson
Il l. Stevenson
G B Stevenson
John Stevenson
j G Novitt
Charles Veneer
j 5 Thompson !
A Nj Oliphant
N Stokcr
ccO w 1uilp
Ill Holdridge
Ii A Holdridgc
Wm G lIoldrldge
ii Norton
nj j Riley
JAS Boston
Jacob Juvinall
Amos Barger
w + Read
Henry MatlduI
ID B IIostetter
Eli Ragon
John Ra gon
1W Byron
Cronice 81 Lloyd
+ t Tripp
Joseph Marshall
Samuel Ewing
J L GroSe
John w Lime
Wm King
+ Trip
s Il IIouScr
w E BoughtOn
Eli Grisc
ID Moody
a Everhart
J NJ Evcrhart
John L Cox
w Clark
Cyrus F'lack
T Mccormick
f Hoffman
III Fleming
] ThrOckmarton
John Tripp.
j l. COvell
$ BeHtZ
Geo Nv johnson
Wesley McClain
Jno II Layton
w J Frazier
A Read
Samuel Null
j B Flinchbaugh
Jonathan Gunp
Jas w Andrews
j l. Parlet
VIM Stitcl
Adam Webb
G. f Wcrnle
Geo H Girls we'll
George Criswell J
Jas Lime
Amos BowSber
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-08-01
FoR SALE
Blacksmith and Wagon Shop, q.
Residence and. Two Lots
AT KIRBY, OHIO.

The undersigned, haviitg determined
to remove West. offers the above prop
crty for sale. As he is anxious To sell,
he will give good bargains. For furtlI-
er particulars call Oh. or address me, at
tue above place.
II 6 PALMER