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FLOUR.


TLOUR.. .....FLOUR. FLOUR.
HOWARD Il PRESTON,
Nos. III and If3 POydras Street.
Agents for the celebrated brand Of
" Bel Of Lebanon Kentucky FLOUR,
And Kentucky Diamond FLOUR.
Have also on haLd many other brands Of FL0uR
F,as IL Oc23 We&Su 2m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a CADEMY OF MUSIC.

a CADEMY 0F MUSIC.
D. BEDWELL. Manager and Proprietor
TMMENSE ATTRACTION,
FOR One Week only and Saturday Matinee com
mencing
Monday, October 81, 1872,
engagement Of the colloquial actor and popular
author
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THE GREAT EASTERN

zg1EAGERIE, MUSEUM, AvIARY,
ROMAN HGPPODROME,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN,
CIRCUS AND BALLOON SHOW
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Sae largest amount of paviltons ever erected, and
ageregating almost 10000 yards Of canvas,
f9eutv-six dens of WILD ANIMALS Count the
cages in procession), with Elephants, Camel5,
tean of Horned Mooses, herd OF Bufaoe5 and 3
gorgeous street procession,
3 GLITgER OF GOLD AND CRIMSON ONE MILE
LONG.
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81 without board, in that pleasant residence, No
ala Carondelet street. Suites Of ROOMS for fami
Eiss IL desired. sas
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A STUPENDOUs WORLD EXPOSITION,
asqutriAg seventy-six cars to transport it.
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OONGO SQUARE,
SSJdays Saturday and Sunday, October
rs, 26 and "a,
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TIOR RENT-THR DESIRABLE TwO-STORY
IL residence, Ne. l59 Calliope street; well adapted
for families; con veniently located; terms moder
ate. Apply to DAVIS s. FRBBET, Nc. q CONNER
niaL nIace. auL
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GREAT SIX TENT SHOW.
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-u5OR RENT-N SUITS OR SlEGLE.-LARGB
airy furnished rooms, in q location convenient
TO the business part Of the city adapted to the
Tyithin one square of Canal street Terms reason
able Apply at No. 1853 Customhouse street., near
the Varieties Theatre. SCI
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TBEOLP CIRCLE,
G30uday, guesday and Wednesday, Octo~
aep IS, 20 and 80.
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CONTINUED ON EIGHGa PAGE
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LIONS, TIGERS AND PAINTERS LOOSE IN TIE
STREETS.
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IN
NE NEERTIIE
MEN;
OR,
SF Glorious
Days of
Robin Hood.
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OF COMMUNIST
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
From Carey
cAREr OHIO, JAN. 1st. 1872.

cAREY OHIO, JAN. 1st, 1872.
The NJ. E. Quarterly meeting was
held at this place on Sabbath a week
ago; on account of i'll health the
presiding elder was not present. The
services were conducted by the Pas
tor. Rev Graham. The Attendance
was large and the exercises through
out were of the most interesting
character. -.
Last Wednesday evening, Mr.. A
NJ. Collins lectured at the M. Z
church on Temperance aud Educa-
tion. The gentleman is an able
speaker, and his lecture was enter
tanning to all. -
On Thursday evening Prof Ort of
Springfield lectured in the Lutheran
church. Subject, The Other World.
We hear his lecture referred to as o
beautiful display Of language.
Prof j. Williams sufferer Of Chi
cago, is organizing a Musical Con,
vention, here to commence on Mon.
day jan 22nd., and last four days
and will close with grand concert
He has now about forty members,
and the number will probably in.
crease to sixty or more.
Rev. Mr. Martindale. Agt. for the
American Bible Society, lectured in
the NJ. E. church on Sabbath eve
ming.
The Luthran Sabbath school will
celebrate their anniversary next Sab.
bath evening with a concert. : r
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

EDITOR REPUBLICAN From a record
of Railroad collisions taken during the
month of December, 1871, from the diff
ferent papers, we find that there has
been killed, by collisions, % persons
and 30 wounded. We do not claim that
this is an accurate account of all tiat
has occurred, but only those that have
come to our notice. Were Rail Roads
managed as they shoul.i be it is perfect
ly obvious that collisions at least ought
to rank as impossible occurre noes
There never has been collisio n. upon
any Railroad, but what was brought
abuut by the carelessness or incompe-
tency ofone of the conductors in charge
of the train, (or the Dispatcher giving
orders > Taking into consideration the
frequency OF those accidents and the
fearful loss Of life attending them
Would it not be well for our Legislature
I t6 take the matter into consideration and
pass such.a law as will CONF ell all Rail
Road Conductors and engineers to I'M
dergo an examination before proper
board, similar to the National Law
| Regulating Steam BoatG en-. If this wal
done we are of the opinion that there
would be better class of men employed
| to fill those positions.
| We notice the New York Times ha
kept an account from the beginning o
| November, 1870 to October. 1871. and re
ports that there'has came to his npt;c.
lO7 Railroad accidehts--9l killed and %
woaHdety "a the rssuie of collieieBs.-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE,

EDITOR REPUBLICAN: Please allow us
a few lines in your paper in regard to an
article wherein you criticised us for GO
ing to Mansfield to purchase goods for
our Infirmary.
Mr.. -. NJ. Worth did not max an offer
to sell us goods at ten per cent aboye cost
till after we had purchased our goods Il!
Mansfield.
We are jnst as much in favor of pat
roniZing home trade rs any body,
but we want it positively understood
that we will go where we can buy the
cheapest, if we have to go to New York
City.
Any of our Merchants arc welcome to
examine he bill of goods we purchased
at Mansfield (at wholesale prices) and il
they can sell to us as cheap we will pat
ronize them with the greatest of pleasure
III the future.
INFIRMARY DIRECTORS,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
From Kirby.
KIRBY, O., Jan. !,

kIRBY, u, Jan. !, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR: 1 wish through your
paper to call the attention of the Of
ficers of the p Ft d G. r. r. Co =.
and of your town. to a disgraceful
scene that 1 witnessed at your depot.
on Thursday evening last. While
there waiting to take the evening
train for home, my attention was at
tracted by large number of young
men and boys that had congregated
at the station, in rude and inso-
lent manner parading in and out of
the Ladies' room. There were sew
eral ladies in that room, and these
youngsters seemed to be trying, by
their insolent manner, to insult some
of them. i took the liberty to 90
into the room to see what it meant
| found there very respectable
youg lady of our village, OF good
family and gond behavior, that was
the object they seemed to be aiming
at. now wish to suggest that if q
respectable young lady cannot b.
protected from insults at your depot,
it is high time the travelling public
was advised of the. fact.
We say to your young men that our
ladies are as respectable anil as much
t.ought of by respectable people as
their sisters or mothers. and hereaf
ter they must be treated as ladies.
On Christmas day, son of Mr. AL
ford Ensminger, aged about nine
months died quite suddenly, it hav-
ing been sick but two days.
On Friday night an idiotic son Of
A. johnson. was badly burnt about
the face by burning sEavings in hi:
own hand. -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
SYCAMORE DEC 25Lh. 1871

DIN- -OhAA"
A. NJ. Collins the noted Temper
ance Lecturer and one of the State
Deputies for the organization OF
Good Templars, and Sons of Temper
ance. delivered two lectures last week
in the NJ f. church IN this place,
which had the. desired effect in wax
ing up the minds of the people on
this great subject of Moral Reform.
His lecture on Saturday evening was
short and to the point, after which he
went with the Good Tcmplars to their
Hall where nine persons were initia-
ted into said organization. Twelve
Others sent in their names to become
members ut some future time. Mr..
Collins is one of the men who devotes
his whole time, talent. and influence,
in the Temperance work. May God
bless his labors!
The Young folEs have Singing
Society in the NJ. f church. conduc-
ted by Mr.. Goodrich. which is resul
ting in much good. The singing
choir in the church, is having the
benefit of good organ making d
melody rather attracting for coun.
try town. Mr.. Culver has his saw
mill completed, and is doing q good
business in making lumber to build
up our town on the Rail Road
don't know but the town is progrss
ing faster than the r. r. Oar schoo
is not in as prosperous condition as il
should be owing to frivolous diff
Guilty existing between teachers anC
parents, which should never have eX
listed, and as this day vas set to have
matters adjusted, we hope an AMIGA
BILE settlement will he effected.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

He mentions four accidents of which the
collision ut Edwardsville. ILL.,, was the
last, which accounted for 70 dead and so
wounded. While, ii the accident at Ban
gor Maine, on August 9th. be added to
the list. five disasters. will be found to
account for 81 killed and I4S wounded.--
lie further says: perhaps the most
striking thing about the entire record
is. that it would be impossible to find a
single case where the work OF negligence
or incapable manage nent has been fol-
lowed by its legitimate punishment of
manslaughter. 1t the virtual murderers
Of the larger proportion of these people
had been promptly brought to justice.
we should have much better prospect
next year of reducing the catalogue Of
Railroad slaughters. As it seems to be
rs difficult TO bring Railroad Direc tors
and Officials to strict Judicial reckon
ing as IL is used to be to convict Tam
many Thief.
TRAVELLER.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
LOCAL NOTICES.


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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
MAXWELL & BEL

HYPERIoN.-The entertainment given
by the Hyperion Literary Society. on
Wednesday, Evening of last week. was
well patronized. The performances
were. upon the whole, meritorious. but
the smoke and cold. to which the audi
enee were subjected. during the produc-
tion of the various TableauX, was ex-
ceedingly disagrfeable. :,
The original coiloquy, "As it will be-"
(when Female Suffrage rules.) although
a leading gentleman character utterly
failed 10 appear, Was well com
posed and renuereu in such an admira-
bic manner that the audience was really
delighted. The folly of female suffrage
was so forceably exposed by this per-
formance, that we doubt whether among
all that witnessed it. there can be found
a single advocate of TIE doctrine.
The receipts were about seventy FIVE
dollars and the expenses very light. The
members of the Society worked will
great skill and diligence in maturing
the above performance, and we con.
gratulate them upon their success and
handsome receipts.
The Hyperion Society. composed as II
is. o. yo ung ladies. who, by their de.
meanor and talent, hopor our town ant
their parents, is no longer an expert.
ment, but a SUCCESS permanent insti'
tuition of Upper Sandusky.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. to the Stock
holders of the First National Bank OF
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, that an election
will be held at the office of said Associ-
alton, on the
Second Tuesday in JamMa,y,1S72
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. Nj.
and O'Clock P. M. for the election of six
Directors to serve the ensuing year.
S. WATSON. Cashier.
U. Sandu.ky, Dec. 9th, 1871!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
NORTH WESTERN
OHIO NORMAL SCHOOL
ADA, Ohio.

This popular in,titution Of education is meeting
with general favor AMI has been li5eraliy pa'ron-
lied bv the people. The educational facilities Of
This scno-l are as good as any in the country. No
pains will lie spared To enhance the moral intellec
tunl snd social qua tiles of its students Classes
will be formed in any Of the branches in the Cur
riculum. when desired by sufficient number Rec
itations from IS TO 80 minntes-conducted the
normal Meihod-giying true and correct IDEAS al
science AMI practical methods Of teaching Normal
classes TO- mel each term for the special lnsr1c
ton Of those proposing TO teach. Two good Liter
airy Societies are in Successful operation. giving
splendid drill n elocntion oratOry. aud pariismen-
tary law. -Four regular tcaehers, who al thorough
energetic and alive to their work. are constantly
employed in the iifFs ren departments. Special at
teution given Book keeping. French and German
No ext a charges Tuition low so to Sd cents per
week. A department ofin>trumental AMI vocal mu-
sic has Seen added with 3 competent projsssor.-
Practical instruction giveuxt low rates -Four nu-
sic,I INSTRUMENTS are connected with the INSTITUTION;
The winter term Promises 10 open VIII tu'i
/ number .. students Boarding from 8 TO u 3o--
/ Room rent IS so cents per week. aihter teIn
4 epen. Vow 81; Spring term, March The SIX weeks
4 Por Iurther information send for estslosne
| fO' "A s. LEHR,
| R.F, HIESZ,
/ 80. PAPk.
I -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
Pittsburg Live Stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Jan Beef Cattle
The arrivals were fair, with the
prospects fair; the best sold at 6 50a
Z 90, and stockers at 3 50a4 90.
SHEEP.-The arrivals were light,
with the prospects fair; sales were
made of the best at 6 26a6 rs, medi-
um at 5 G0a5 90, aad common st a 90
al so.
HoGs:-The arrivals we're light,
and the prospects are favorable sales
were rnade,of Philadelphia at 4 S0a-
s. 90, and Workers at 4 40s4 80.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The Presbyterian and Methodist
congregations of Upper Sandnsky will
unite to observe the week of Prayer,
beginning Sunday January 7th at 1O4
A. NJ. and continuing through the
week. following the programme bnb.
lished by the Evangelical Alliance.
Services to be held in the Nj. E.
Church.
Rev. d. Edgar & L: NJ. Albright
Pastors.
Sunday January 7th-Sermon
Subject, The faith once delivered TO
the saints" universal and everlas-
ting bond of union'in the Christian
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
MARKET REPORTS.
Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. BEEF CATTLE
The supply is about equal to the de-
mand, and the market closed firm with
to fair butchers cattle selling at s 75a4 80
prime 90 00a5 %. and shipl ing cattle
ut 50a6 90 per GENITAL live wei h.
SHEEP.-The market remains unchang-
ed. We quote common to extra selling
at O0a5 no per CIV t. gross.
HoGs.-Receipts are light and the mar
ket remains unchanged. wich about 900
left in the pens unsUld. We quote good
to extra packing hogs at 45a4 So, and
light averages at 10al5c. per cwt. gross
lower.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
Church. The duty of its defehse and
extension blnding on all believers.

Church. The duty of its defense and
extension binding on all believers.
Monday, January SM-Thanksgiv-
ing: Gods ''unspeakable gift;'' for
National mercies, personal and rela
tive for National mercies, for the
maintenance and restoration ofpeace,
and for preservation from famine. aud
other National calamities for mercies
to the Christian Church; for the pro
gress of Christ's kingdom, and the
usefulness of Christian ministry.
Taesdry. January 9th-Humilia-
ton: For personal ami National sins.
weakness of faith, disObediance and
worldiness in the Church. Acknowl-
edgments of Divine judgments. con-
fession of nntaihtulness, and PRAYER
for the revival of religion as in past
times.
Wednesday. January 10M--Prayer,
(intercessory J For families; for the
sons and daughters of Christian par
ents at home aud in other lands; also
for those at school, at colleges, and
universities and for all entering upon
commercial or professional duties !;
for the increase of spiritual life in
those who confess Christ; for the
conversion of the unconverted; aad
for the sanctifying of affliction both
to parents and children.
Thursday, January 11M-Prayer,
Gntercessory For kings, and all in
authority; for nations. especially
those recently visited with calamities
of war; for the prevalence Of peace in
the councils of statesmen; for right
eousness, harmony, and good will
among all classes; for the spread of
sound knowledge, and for Gods
blessing upon special efforts to resist
the progress ofinfidelIty, superstition,
intemperance, and other kinds of im-
morality.
Friday. Jan. 12h-Prayer, (interces
sory J For the Christian Church for
bishops. elders, deacons, anC all mis-
siOnaries for translators of the Holy
Scriptures into various tongues; for
office bearers, and for committees.
societies, and authors engaged in
| Christian work.
.Sdturdag, Jan 13th-Prayer; For
larger outpourlpg of the Holy Spir
it: for the increase of Christain love
and holy zeal, and the .nnion of be
levers in prayer and effort for Gods
glory.
Sunday, Jan. 1Ab-Sermons :"Thv
kingdom come, Thy will be done on
earth as it is in heaven" Matt vi, 10.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

TREATED Mr.. Fred. Schafcr extended
an invitation to the Editor and printers
connected with this Office to an oyster
supper at his restaurant on last Thurs
day evening, which was of course ac-
cepted and the treat most hugely enjoy
ed The Tub Oysters, for the occasion.
were pronounced as fine an article as
ever was brought to this place. and they
were prepared in superior style. Even
our "deviP' says lit was good to be
there"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

REV. ALBRIGHT, Pastor of the n z
Church of t!is place. preached Il sermon
Sabbath evening which was particular
ly addressed to the young of his Congre-
cation. The speaker sought to impress
upon the minds of his hearers that la
Dor. activity and industry are both hon
orable and necessary to our Well being.
The discourse was replete with instruc-
tive and practical lessons.
Although Mr.. Albright has been rut a
few months among us, he has made very
favorable Impressions upon our people
and is constantly growing in their cs-
TEEN. He is emptaticaliy practical
speaker, a deep thinker and a scholarly
gentleman. May he long remain among
I,S
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

OYsTERED-Those worthy and enter
prising gentlemen. Mess. Waggone &
Riley will accept our acknow Judgement
for lot of Oysters 10 which we and fam
lily did ample Justice on New Years Day.
Meats and Oysters ALWAYS on hand and
fresh at their Butcher shop opposite the
First National Bank.
Give them call
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

THE Trl bune announces that Tiffin has
man who ate l211a pounds of victuals at
one meal. recently.
The rather of the Editor of this paper.
was intimately acquainted with a man
In Italy. who. upon wager, ate seven
pounds of leaf lard with fifteen oun
ces of wine and two cents worth OF
bread.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE +!
FOR 1872.

Tho First Edition of Two Hundred
Thousand copies just published. 1t is
elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
in Two ColOrs, and illustrated with over
Three Hundred Engrayings Of Flowers
and Vegetables. and
TWO COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and instructive Cata-
1Ogue and Floral Guide i'm the world
liz pages, giving thorough directions
for the culture OF Flowers and Vegeta-
bles. ornamenting grounds, making walks
&c.
A Christmas present for my custo
mers, but forwarded to any who a.ply
by mail. for Ten Cents, only one-quartel
the cost.
Address, JAMES WICK.
go, Rochester, N. Y.
De-. 2e-tk
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
AN ORDINANCE
"a Ordinance Granting Certain
POtUePs to the Board of Health.

POuUeFs to the Board of Heath.
BE it Ordained by the Town Conn
ell of the incorporated village of Upper
Sandusky in the State of Ohio. that the
Board of Health of said Incorporated
village are hereby authorized and en-
powered to abate and remove all nui-
sanceS in the corporation. and assess the
costs and expense of the same upon the
property situate thereon; To compel the
proprietOrs or owners, agents. or assign
ees. occupants or tenants of the lot or
property, house or building upon or in
which any nuisance may be. to abate and
remove the same: to regulate the coEstruc
ton and arrangement of all water clos
cts and privy vaults and the emptying
and cleaning of the same: to whom com
plaint is made, or Il reasonable belief
exists that an infectious or contagious
disease pre-. ails i'm any locality o. house,
visit Such locality or house. make all
necessary investigation. by Inspecting.
and, or discovering that such disease
exists: to provide temporary pest house
or houses, and to send any person or
persons so disease. to such house or
houses; TO make ami pass all such orders
and regulations as they shall from time
tn time deem necessary and proper for
the public health and for the prevention
of diseases.
Passed in regular session December
Goth 1871.
J. X. McCRACKEN Mayor.
Attest JOEL w. GIBSON. Clerk.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

PERsoNAL'-L b Harris. of New York
che OF the stockholders in the Wyandot
Co. Bank. was in town during last
week visiting his friends and on bnsi-
ness. We are informed that Mr.. Hairs
is talking of makirgUpper Sandusky his
permanent home. We most sincerely
hope he will conclude to do so for he is
one OF the most useful and accomplis he'd
gentleman in the Country.
s. f. Beery of New York. Simon
Beery of Urbana and Pliny Watson, of
Toledo. spent New Years among their
friends here.
hev. Hooper. of Findlay is spending
a few days with his brother Henry OF
this place.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04
serfal aud @aisfeIIaueaas.

TO OUR PATRONS.-we have
sent duns to those indebted for the RE
publican and in doing so we endeavor-
ed to show no partiality. We hope that
all will respond promptly with the
our accounts by the first Of January,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-04

Messrs Maxwell q Beery will please
accept my sincere thanks for the
beautiful New Years Gift, of pair
OF Slippers. May your business be
prosperous, is the wish Of
Yours, truly,
GEO. PETER.