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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

RArKIx0 Hous1 " FoRD. GosnAn A FoRp.
Ksokuk, Decsm her 2oth. lass

Ksokuk, Dscsnhcr goth, 1884.
Having bssn fresssatly called upon BY diRsrsnt
parties for nfornstion respecting certain Checks.
drawn BY Phillips Co. and certified BY vs. ws take
this method Of Informing the pablc generally Of the
facts In the case.
The Cheeks weEs given ~ consideration f,r East.
srn acceptance d6sssntsd BY as,-vers payable to
Aessn. Phillips Go. only, and 1t . future date,
In order that We might ascertain the accuracy Of
the representatives al said arm. Our information
sot rvevtng sAisfsctory, aud said Checks not bsing
negotiable, paymsnt Vas rcfused. We hold our
selves snswsrabls to the party 10 whom the Checks
were given, and against whom We hold valid oi.etts
Parties receiving those Cheeks rs negotiable, must
have done - without proper caution
dsoso FORD, u0RHAM FORD.
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REMOVAL.


REMOVAL.
IHAvE RENoyED my STOCK
DRY GOODS!
To the Rooms recently occupied by
g. NJ. HUSTON,
A Ne. % M.sn street,
Adjoining the Bookstore Of Aessrs. GAYS BAuxr,
where bystrct attention and Low prices,
hope to merit . fair share of
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.
To our old customers and the public ws are snA-
bled by the arrival Of the last steamboat Dslcgate
up the River,
~ OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION VERY
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or
View ana Dssirssie Gosds, Rsesnsly
Purchased.
ouR srocKor
0N NAsO 1n1SOA Sims
AID
FINE DRESS GOODS
Is LARGELY INCREASED AND DETTRR THAN
EVER BEFORE PRESENTED
By us TO the citizens Of Keokuk q wells =
Arr nrurp prcYp.prv ,ooDc
ALL oAnHH DEcInAbLE 0OOUS
Which compose our .tock.
Desiring continaanss Of Patronage from orr
ON v,,.,,s. and . v.rv ~.nsr., ,~c... =. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

Tss Das Msrsss vALLsr y9Is u issssa from
thh e@cs every Wednesday, e. IN sxssssivci and
,iasssasisg otsssaailou throughout the De Meisss
Valley, - veil - II ths rest Of the State and the
Uaitsd statss, snd ~ medium Of advsrtisIng ID uoa
urassssd. ssb,ssipstsn prise & 80 pr snnum 10
aAxanAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

"ANTED-A number Of nen Of good address
W osell soms han1soms and rapidly selling
works.
Just published, = handsome New Tears Present
entitled "The Floral Diadem, or A Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers" handsome y bound In Cloth and
Gilt, and superbiy illustrated with . number Of
Colored eagvayings. Also, cheap and quick sell
Ing work entitled The Trve Hssfosy of fAs Kaasss
Wars, stitched In . neat wrapper, with splendid
colorsdengra rawlings. Address
J. II. TELLER,
nov5-d xOufth-st.. near Main, cincin natl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

Y EEP Il before the people that A. j. oHMkk,
n has Just received, and ireceiving, large
supply Of PORTE MONAIES, RETIcULks, PURS.
rs. POCKET KNIVES. LADIES TRAVELLING 4
WORK BASKETS, WORK BOXES, new and hand
some stvle Of Jsweiry Baxes Ut every pattern vio-
Inns, a.itsrs, Flutes. Flies. Aecordeons. Banjos,
Drums. Tamborines, &c. Also . general assort-
mcnt Of Fancy Goods. Toys, Ae., Ac., for Children.
consisting In part Of Dssecting Maps Of the World,
the Nation = the u. s., A d G Blocks, and In fact
every thing from IN Elephant down to Bird, sllof
which will Dc sold cheap at
GUS. q II NJ f r IS
Fancy Goods md Toy Store, EAST SIDE or TniRD,
he. wen main n johnson Streets. deClld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

- vrYs~a Hs,v r.
,.n.. =. ~. n.aIia. ua.... H. ,h,. 80
I.nk - - a. n;,a1 Tna,.r..,iI.
49, 5000 an
H. ssI.Ii.. w,.sSs. ~.
No. - 49,. y.M. u
~ - W..:,, W,In
~ - pa.,; nIa,. "oh'''io'
RAJ - $50. So -
RI - I."u-i,Ss u.n
~ ss $500
r. - s
n-..L.:,,. =. uas,,
C.~h.:s". 90 Nv n.m
60, 49, - ,.eDriuxe"J.
c..ss.i a.. s.a.s.,,.
r.c 80 ,nu'ansPon
n.-I. ~ - ~ -
E ..S - ueene1
r.u...nr.a ~ s1sessni - D4nk, .ndianAPoin.
aArmer nsnk, wsssasld.
nna..s n1n, i-~asystIs.
noossss nana, koEansport-
tns,sss nAnk' Madson.
!ndiaae Stock bank, LAporte.
ludsaa reserve Hank, kokomo.
kescesky Stock Colsmbss.
I.agnage nank, Lima.
Msmsen.s eaA noehanies benk, New Albany.
N.I.A =. Ss0ca hank, Evansville.
IrAtfe Iity beuk, Ierre Usate.
rTkeCo Bsnk.
nouthsrn bank, Tetre Hsuie.
salem b.nk. ssism.
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II "a, ot III / y

have this day sold out my entire stock u goods
! 70 J. Humphrey, who will continue to carry
on the Hat, Cap and Bonnet Business 81 my old
stand mo. 50. Main strsct), and return my ain
cere thanks 70 my old friends and customers for
their literal pAtronge. and solicit for my sucsss-
sor : continaancs of the same.
Oct.lSd D. r HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30
Hssies - Cay ssS.ersssrs.

We have transferred to Mr.. II. r. Potter
the entire charge Of our city circulation, and
Ne srsss that hs will soon remove eli ssass
Of oonplsint On the part Of those who have
hsrssofsrs bsss insdequatsly served. All
oar Subscribers who nre not now properly
served, are earnestly requested to make the
same known to US, and Mr.. Potter will recti-
~ the seror 1t once.
Weekly and monthly subscribers will here
after be called on psncsaslly for payment,
q stated times, probably every two wsSks,
and ~ Mr.. Potter accounts to u for al %.
psss b receives for such subscribers, hs
viii require prompt sud puncsual payment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

Bills IL LaAias. ana ssAsr Blanks for sale .. this
once; and Blanks Of ~ descriptions neatly ehesp
y and sxpsdiliossly printsd and soordsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

Nav FuaklrUas.-By the last arrival, the
stock Of Furniture It Klbourns / DaviS'
stors, b msde the most complete Of any in
Iswa, probably. All those who have besn
waiting six nonths or less for the Ohio 10
rise will call 1t once and get the 6rst pick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

AxsivsD.-Tbs Kate French came 10 on
Sunday evening the 18th. She left Ciucin-
naa ON the lssh November, vas aground II
days IN the Ohio, left St. Louis Dec. l2sh,
was fressa sp three or four days It Louis.
isaa, snd eight days 1t Quincy. She brings
> vsry large quantity Of furniture for Kill
bourne Z Davis, and has smaller lots Of
freight for Dosbleday 4 Wilson, Osdy, Jones
. Peck, Baidwin 4 Evans, wilkinson 4 Mar
shall, and others. She leaves today for
Vaincy add will take passengers to that place
fos $500 ealy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

I ARD Lamps, candle-sticks, sugar bewls, Nsne
IL lamps, molasscs cups, dredgc boxcs, dast pans.
grAiers, sugar and cake boxes, ". II. trunks, tee
kets, sand boxes bill head cases. eulendcrs, letter
hiers, all Of which We will selIlew at No. %.
septi3d CUNsTOCK BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

i HsArHss.--Grsas country this for wealth.
er. Last Saturday ~ had warm rain, and
the river was cleared Of ice. Sunday morn.
Ing everything was frossa tight agais Il.
49, the river, snd yesterday Wa bitterly
solds tho very pleasant. Ice wAs running
freely In thu river last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

SN0 HX13 Grounds wall located II bosissSs
y paEpeees. J.C. PAR1o1z . co..
16o141n 70 Main.st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

Posx TsADx.-Up to this time, We are In
fss1sd thss White + Co., have killed snd
Paeked II go hogs; Patterson Timberman
AbGut 10000. White L Co., have s 900 con.
tracted yet to come in. The season Il CON-
lng to = leless nsch sooner than Was expect
ed, and shs numbsr packed in this portion
Of the Mississippi Valley will be much short
Of last year. At Burlington We understand
that about 10000 will be packed this year,
sgsssss6s 900 reported last year. The pork
men give il up that tho crop is very short.
Messrs. ]. Kuddick L Co. have packed
svss 10000 head in long middlss for the
Eng6sh market, in d. Whites best style, and
the lot 10 now Tor sale.
Hssvy hogs are Rrm u t5,25, ssd sos
half enough coming in to supply the demand.
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SUNDKlES.

SudAR Kettles from 8 TO 40 gallons ;Ovens sA1
~ Lids ;odd Lids Skillets and lids, assorted east
Iron Tea Kettles Japansd Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds scoilcped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Csnisters, square and rouaid assorted LaTdLamps;
Tinware and Stove pipe. House, sheet iron Ard cop
per work done pro mrtty, III the very best mannsr.
septi3d CoMSTOCk BROTHERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

lkAIKlE State, Excelsior, Oval Box and House
Parior improved, for sale low ~ 50.
sepsIsd COMSTOCk BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

u FASTING spoons, tea aud table do, ladies and
- skimmers, egg boilers and Whips, cake pans
rice mculds, FIRE carriers, oyster and hash dishss
4c., at IS. septl3d CoMSTOCk BRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-30

a Nopportunity Tor securing lot without money,
q. In Wolcottis addition 70 the city Of Ksokpk.
The Lots are sltuated on high, bsantifal gyosnds,
fmile fron the Mississippi River and Railroain
overlooking the city. the river, WArssw and Al
ondria. Ill lying on ana bstwesn ths Ksekuk, Dss
Motnes ard Missouri Avsnaes.
They viii - sold on long credit to persons wish
J. 9. PARRoTr CO.,
aee14lm 80 Matu-st.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
RU FTJS p. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WAXNE GRlSEVOLD. st
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM ~. BARNEY.
Glna 10 Ilenr il.

The New Philadelphia Democrat in noticing
the BUCHANAN and BREcKINEIDGE ratification
meeting in that place on last Tuesday evening,
has the following, which we are very glad to
hear: r.
"a leading feature ofthc meeting was the re-
nunciation Of X. n. ism and Black Republican,
ism by our worthy young friend and townsman
VIM L. McMath, Esq. He showed in his per
tnent remarks the unconstitutionality and ut
ter folly of tho X, n. organization, and thus
renounccd all connection with the rotton CON
Germ. That he had co-operated with the Wing
party as long as it had national EXISTENCE
that he even now stood upon the whig platforms
OF '49 and ~ upon the slavery question; and
that the parry, being disor.anized had left him
act hereafter with the Democratic party, the
only national party in the country. This he
intended to do, and would hereafter be found
battling shoulder to shoulder with Democrats
in behalf of the great principles Of popular SOY
ereignty and equal rights. Mr.. McAIath ha:
heretofore occupied a prominent place in the
ranks Of the opposition, and is well posted in the
politics of the country. We cordially extend t.
him the right hand of fellowship and hope Il
hear from him frequently during the cam
paign."
We have known our friend MeMath from
our youth up and we were wondering how
man with the generous impulses and Nationa
ceiling that he cntortains could belong to such
selfish, narrow contracted organization a.
Black Rcpublicanism.
This thing of Black Republicanism is not th
organization for any person who wishes to hav
more than one idea. ltmahes an old logy out o
a young man before he is cut of his "teons" Il.
adopt its principles, your ideas have no room 70
expansion. They are kept close. Your min,
must be kept on one continual subect-negr
slavcry-and nothing else. Who is there il
the country that has a generous noble ilnpuls
about him, that wishes to have all his thought
confined to one subject? Young men, leave sucl
an organization if you wish to make men G
| yourselves. Show to the world that Won ar
neither selfish or narrow contracted Just loo
at any young man who advocates Black Rcpub
licanism What does he look like? Instead 0
having that full, free expression that young ma
of his age should have, he bears strong rcsen
blancc to person on the verge of fifty. Loo
at it for yourselves, and sec if what we say is nc
true. ,,
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lthas been suggested to u.s. that there be a
meeting of all the candidates that will be be-
fore the disunion 4th Of July Convention in Cad
e for the various offices, at Finaey's store in
Cadiz, on Friday evening, June 27, 1855, att
BOP. N, The object of the meeting is to prac-
ticc on the different cant phrases used by the
Republican party, and see who of all the candi-
dates can 'shriek the loudest for freedom in
Kansps." A general attendance is desired.--
Finncy will "sll5et'' first, Mcconnell second,
Kinsey third, and the rest twill follow after
Lewis Lewton, Richard Hatton and John
Oslevie will act as judges, Gas they understand
the business of 'tshfieking'' well, and viii re-
port to the Convention on the following Friday.
GTRepuplicanplease copy next week and
charge candidates. l@G .nea9 M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
DIR HUNTER S NEW MEDICAL WORK.
THE WADE MECUM.

Giving the London, Paris and Vienna treatment,
500 pages full OF cdorel plates. Among its con.
tents is the Anatomy OF the Sexual Organs of the
male and female all their diseases and weakness
es latest discoveries in reproductions quacks, their
receipts and specifics; nervous debility, local and
general from excess and indiscrctun III youth, II
describes the causes and effects of all the diseases
of The generative system; it contains copious in
structions for the perfect restoration of those who
are prevented by impt dilnents from entering tho
marriage state, with observations the direiul re-
suits arising from solitary and dcpraved habits;
also, professional dissertation, illustrating the re-
suits of chemical tests and examination OF thespsr
natosa. Also receipts for the p. oper treatment and
cure of Gonorrhoea, Geet, SC, and every stage.
and form of Syphilis, secondary symptoms, nc,
Price One dallar Seni 10 DR.. HUNTER, No. 3,
Division St New YORK city, lie is long and favor
ably known to the pnbIicS and may be consulted
gratis at his old established Office, where he has
pracused in one branch OF medicine for the last
twenty -four yeals, and made more cures Than any
other man in the world, in many instances persons
considered incurable, SOME Of whom he has per.
mission TO refer to. Charges moderate, and in any
euses cure guaranteed. .as aH ~
June Is 1856 I'm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
General Rejoicing.

Ever since the nomination Of JAMES BGcHAY-
AN and JoHS G. BREcKINRIDGE, one continual
stream Of rejoicing has been constantly pouring
forth from all sections of this glorious Union.
We might fill our paper for the next three
months with the ratification meetings speeches,
&c, in honor Of our distinguished nominees, =
There never has been nominations made in this
country before that tal1cso well Every town.
ship and county in the whole Union sends up
its notes, Of rejoicing. We don't believe that
there is single State in this Union but what
will give its electoral vote for JAMES BUcHANAN
and JOHN G. BRECKiNRIDGE
Read the able speeches Of Gen Cass, Senator
Douglas and President Pierce, in favor Of the
nominations, in another column. They speak
like true patriots. Sectionalism and Disunior
has had its day. Amen and amen. III
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
HALLE & BROTHERS.
Piano Fs6DYoto
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 300 Centre Stree

No, 2UJ, Oentfe Otroel, New ork. M M
Where may be Iuond superior assortment Of
Piano Forles in Plain and Ornamental Cuses, from
tx octave of the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed. Will
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant
ed to stand in any climate Order from the country
promptly attended to and each Piano guaranteed to
Ne ID islac l.. II Lot So, tie tibno may BE- re
!, rLeC to US, We refInding the money audtelslt
At the great Exhibition at the Cry stal Pnla.v :,
New York, 1853, Prize Medal awarded to
Hazletou & Brothers, lor the superior quality Of
Tone, Equality, and Durability of Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists William Norris, Chairman on Musical In
struments; Julian. Max Maretzek, w. FL Fry; Il.
s. Willis, e. EisIedt, Y. Meignen, Emeas Grac
Dwight, Jury ON Musical Instruments, George +.
Bisow, Secretary on'Masical Instruments.
.fnne lS 1856 ". ~.
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County Commissioner. q
7TTIE s77--'F : =
Who'd a TAagznIk it!v

Who would have thought that our very to1-
.eatea friend, WING, FINNEY, Esq, late a
candidate cn for REPRESENTATIVES would so condc-
scend as 10 becomea candidate fer the Office q
County 4ulit@. Colt Finney! Your ''shrieks
for Freedom means that you are after an office
That's SO. Il ..@ i.
Michael Mcconnell, it will be seen, is, as
usual, after an office Your pratng, Michael
about slavery and whiskey, aint for nothing,
You know what you want when you are screect:'
ing 50 loud about slavery and whiskey, Huzz'
for Michael! He will be louder now than ever
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
The History Of the
War i'm Europe!

Giving full details Of the operations Of the Allied
Armies in the Crimea, &C., illustrated by the
finest steel engrayings--forining a por-
trait gallery OF war celebrties--a pan
orania oflocalties and battle scenes.
A LL WHO FEEL AN INTEREST IN THIS
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Will be forwarded free by mail for six months.
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POIICH0MANIE

The new and beautiful art of ornameniing the
simplest Glass Vessel TO resemble the Finest Paint
ed China, at a 1.-THE of the cost is creating inn
mense excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are alike
facihatsd with thisdelightlul occupation. chaste
and elegant amusement Tor Children and Schools,
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the arrangement of coiors. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour. Book Of in.
struction separately 81. Boxes cont aiming Vases
Book, and every Article required So, sent by Ex-
press. o,-,ts'.ss
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co, Wholesale Store,
June 18-ly. 50gi Broaeway N. Y.
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A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentle
man would remain under the curse Of disa-
greeabe breath when by using the "BALM OF A
THOUSAND Flowers as a dentifrice would moi
only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as
alamaster? Many persons do not know theil
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate thei
friends will never mention it. Pour singh
drop of the "Balm" on your toothbrush ant
wash the teeth night and morning A fifty
cent bottle will last a year,
A beautiful Complexion may easily be acqui
red by using the "Balm ola Thousand Flowers
1t will remove tan, pimples and freckles from
the skn leaving it of soft and roseate hue
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, ant
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving
brush in either wan or cold water, pour on tive
or three drops of "Balm ola Thousand Flowers
rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft lather much facilitating the operation o
shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
w. P. FETIDGE & co.
~ Franklin Square, New York
Fnr enIo 1y all dr,igrists- 237Iv
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0-.r-Will onr rloighbor be 50 Kind as to 4

05-Wiil our noighbor be 50 kind as to give
his readers the date ofthc "RisAnto,td Enquirer
in which the article in his paper Of this week ap-
pears, uuder tho title of--''thc Sumner Disci-
pline7- tho needlnl remedy We have strong
inclination to believe that it is q forgery. Pro
duce the date, or acknowledge il as SUCH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

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0fee Of tie CleUelaa1 Wool Depol,l
June Cd. 1856.
For sale by all druggists 237ly.

Q uIIO ~ IOUV'- J
DEAR SIR-In presenting you with our Cir
cular for June, we have no new feature to re-
port. Our receipts and sales have been light,
but without any decline Of prices from the date
ofthe two last circulars. M
Our first receipts Of new wool in 1855 were
May 5th and this year May 18th, since which
time wool has beenreadily taken by manuGactu-
rers, as fastas received. The prices we are now
getting showa gain over our June prices Of lust
year, as follows: a - las
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
Old i me wings Tor Buchanan.

Charles Anderson, ESD, Of Cincinnati, here
tofore strong whig has taken the stump for
our standard bearer JAMES BUCHANAN.
VIM. B, Reed and James B. Schofeld, Esqs.,
Of Philadelphia, have followed Mr.. Andersons
example, as every old whig in the country viii
do, unless he is troubled with the negro mania.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18

On account Of the coldncss of the spring
shecp-shoaringis late. Abont the usual mum.
Der Of Eastern buyers have arrived in this city
and vicinity, and are eagerly waiting for clipping
/ to commence. They are almost unanimous in
naming about last years prices; we, however,
shall be disappointed to see a material decline
from one present figures; at all events we are
quite sure that our customers win realize salts
factory prices, as we shall use our best efforts in
their behalf
We remain,
| Very truly yours,
GOODALE & co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-06-18
"ALL FOR FREEDOM!v

We are requested to announce the names Of
the lollowing gentlemen as candidates for the
Office of County Auditor, subject to the decision
of the Republican County Convention:
BosLEY LEMMoN, of Cadiz Township.
KERsEY KGNsEY, & 7t@"
R.fJ BENEETT, ~ "1
!. WMaG.. FINNEY, q. H. sGG's45
LEWIS II. DAVIDSON, Washington aa
HIRAM WoRsTELL, Franklin "
e Hla 7a County Commissioner Z
MICHAEL McGoNNEBL,o Of Gadiz Township
Cac1iz Republican, 1871 INST 'ts 't' ~
Oee3-Trot them out Let Cadiz be careful
that she don't get behind, Candidates in Cadii
are generally scarce. Let her have herfull pro
portion. }etgeNks tn1a ShilfF4 &@ fafa