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me Undersigned as Agent Of the Phrnix Ys..-
L rance ComPany would respectfuIlv csii ~. -
!ehtion u property holders very Superior sv.n
.ases IN respect to rates OF Premium and a hbrra,
Losses efefed BY this Company, Tor ln.ur.n. =, ~
BIZ FIRE. "" DaNh1k
~ me Phoenix Insurance Company has a CASH e 4pE
TAI Of Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOI,I apS
Win large and CONSTANTLY increasing surplus
IN the very best stocks and securities the country an "a
ihe Captsi Is Sound and AVAILABLE, and not in any
way bypothecatei as collateral any outstanding
saticps In regard to the prompt adjustment and pay
nent OF losses, lao Company stands higher OF ha. e
be our aim to maintain the repa ne Ia We ty n A.
orabie means obtained - -"l-E- - ~ ~
: Applications received and Policies issued by rrs
d. C. BLOONER
.s. General Insurance Agent Council Bins.
SCptember 7~777S : ' ~'@1"e'
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PACIFIC HOUSE,

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i call tho attention Of the travelling pub,ic and oh.
crs, To the superior accommodations provided at s
above House. The large four story addition 10 ees
now completed and thoroughly furnished with mi
good new furniture, thus a6sfdins Any-nins mssl
Additional rootns for tho sccoumodation u. -
guests The Table will always DO supplied with the
very best that - obtained Ia this maSk nd every
thing about the House. will b arranged With view y
making guests comfortable and II home thankful NJ
past favoss - generously bestowed. The underssne9
would assure the public, that by liberal prices, and
csReful atfenon 10 the wants Of his guests 10 rese
continuance OF public patronage. JOHN JONES
Council Biufs, June eO-nS-ena. Proprietor.
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REPuBLIcAss.-Lee county, L; Mahaska
l; Scott, L; Clinton, l 5; Polk, Dallas ant
Guthrie, l; keokuk and others, l;--total, 6
DBNocRATs.-Dcs Moines and others,
Dubuque, /; Lee, l; Pottawattamie, Wood
bury, Harrison and others, l; Muscatine, l
total, 5. - .~'.
The above is the result, as far as heard
from. $685..
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Legal Notice.
JAMES G. TAYLOR, ........
SAMUEL e. TAYLOR Mo SANTyI r.yrop G..


against e- .-s .. r.-.5=
SAMUEL c. TAYLOR To SAMUEL C. rArLoR-sr.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THERE u
i now OH file in the ofice Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Cas- County Iowa petition of Jane.
e. Taylor, claiming against you, the following Lands in
sad County, to-~it The South half Of the south-ea,,
quarter Of section ten tlOl in township seyepfy-ve
OF range thrty-sx 1857 and the North half II the
Southeast Quarter Of Section ten o in TOWNSHIP
1o) Range (36 and aIIedsiny that in the Ia,
Cation Of said lands, mistake occurred Whereby ve,r
name instead OF the name Of the petitioner was IN
seftl IN the eertineates Of location said lsii and
pra, Ing for decree Of said Court correcting said mis-.
take ana quoting petitioners title said lands and +
others relief Now, unless you appear snd alsx or said
petition on or before the morning Of the second sy a,
next tern, of said District Court 10 be begun and e,d
IN said county, on the fourth Monday october A D.
1857 Judgement will be rendered against sou accord
ing to the prayer of said petitioner !
$. u. TUCKER. Aff'y for Petitioner ~
The above notice is ordered be published in the
Council Bluff Aonpdrei for four weeks cnnsecu,iveIy
SAMI.. l.. LORAH se
n22-4t - c. J. of Cas- County.
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A Gain.

Our ncighbor of the Bugle, jumps at con-
illusions kangaroo fashion. In cnumeratins
Democratic gains in various counties, he
says that ''Davis is said to have given eight
hundred for the Democrats, and thereup-
on concludes that, "if other counties in the
east come in with similar gains, . SAN
rELs is certainly Governor" We opine that
similar gains will not elect SAxuELs. Da-
Wis county gave BUCHANAN sl3 majority last
fall. A great gain, that--a few such will
help the Republican cause materially,
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Below we give classification of the Rep
resentatives elect, in the Districts heard
from. 1t will be seen that thus far the
House stands So Republicans to q Demo-
Gratis, with 10 Districts to hear from.
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RrcuNoSp, Va, Oct. Is,

Tho Custom House in this city was en-
tered last night, the safe blown open with
powder and $4,000 in $40 gold pieces,
So,'Vo IN - gold pieces stolen. Tue rob-
bers left $40. 600 behind them.
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CO ANDREW Johnson has been elected
United States Senator from Tennessee, in
place OF JAMES G. JoSEs.
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Roofs! Roofs!!

I'VE WOULDRESPECTF ANNOUNCE
w to The public, that on hand, and prepared
TO cover buildings of all descriptions, the shortest
notice, with RUSSELS FIRE PROOF CEMENT
Those in the country adjoining towns, wishing
cheaper and more desirable roof than tin procure
any information that they desire by applying to L.
". Babbitt, J. b. Stuts.aan, G. A. Robinson OF this
city. - 80. = -
%. Call and examine for yourselves.
Shop corner Of Main and jefferson streets Council
Bluffs, Iowa. sE' e. --.l.- =
nsu s uISCOCK FELLOWS, L CO.
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EV The returns from Pennsylvania, in
dictate pretty clearly that the Democrats
have carried the State by large majority.
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STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of said
Harrison County County: t ..
To John r. Smith. ~ .--r

Harrison County County: 't
To John r. Smith:
rTaHE ORIGINAL NOTICE IN THIS CAUSE HAy-
L. ing been returned mot found" by the Sheriff OF
Harrison County and order Of publication having
been made by the County Judge OF said County you
therefore hereby notified that there was flied In the Of
fee Of the Clerk OF the District Court said county of
Harrison and State Of Iowa. tn: seventeenth DAY Of
April, 1851 the petition Of William " Mason claiming
OF YOU the sum Of Eight Hundred And Five Dollars,
which he alleges to be due TO him from yon for money
had and received by from the said william " Ma
son. since the first day Of April 1857 and praying Also
that an attachment should Issue against your property
as required by law, and you are further nohed that
unless you appear and answer said petition, be-
said District Court to be begun and holden At Magno
liza, in said county and State the Monday Of
vember next, "a. D., 1851 judgment BY default will
rendered thereon for the amount Aforesaid with inter-
est and costs, against you. Aslr-JEEg ( "a
Dated October 10th, 1857. D. c. BLOONER
n2t-lw n ATE Att,v for pit6
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DRY.GOODS;

is solicited before making your purchases.
MCBRIDE x BOWEN.
Cash Corn, Wheat Oats Potatoes Dry-Hides, Furs,
and all kinds OF Country Produce taken exchange
Goods, in payment Of accounts.
I15-u MCBRIDE & bowen
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CO Acorrespondent at Iowa City, writes
us that the returns thus far from Minnesota
look favorable for the success of the Re-
Notwithstanding large Republican gains.
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CT The Keokuk Gate City, of the 10Th,
says that "reports by the Packet from St
Louis, Saturday evening, leave no doubt of
the election Of Chase Governor of Ohio,o
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Just Received.

On CANS FRESH LARD. 600 LBS WESTERN
w Reserve Cheese, which will be sold cheap for
cash s...s....s Z. " CONNOLLY 4 Co.
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

Iowa Cirr, Oct. II, 1857.
FltSxp MArSARp:
Returns continue favor.
able. We can now count, as far as heart
from, 20 Senators out Of the So, and A
Representatives out Of the y. Aclear ma
jority, aud more to come yet.
Yours, So
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Free State majority GOO.
Council City, a strong Free State precinct,
not heard from. ..u
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BARGAINS.
3ARGAIN9!t
AT
THE BEE HIVE STORE!

THOMPSON & sIEGRIST
A RE RECEIVING THEIR FALL WINTER STOCK
n of Merchandise consisting Of every variety Of
Dry Goods
Boots. Shoes,
Hats & Caps
Clothing, Groceries &C., -..' -
which will be sold very low for Cash. Call and exam-
inc for yourselves, at the Sign of the BEE HIVE
NIL THOMPSON 4 SIFt,RISr
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Maklng Pr0-SlayeFy ma. g
This county is entitled to three Senators
and eight Representatives.
The Free State men will contest the cleo
ton as immense frauds were practiced ut
Kickapoo, Missourians and soldiers both vo-
ting in large numbers.
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OUR NEW STOCK OF
Fall & Winter Goods!
Are Nou Open for Examination.

WE COMMENCE THE SALE OF OUR GOODS
w this week to Retail at the Lowest Wholesale
Prices. believing that by doing, the Increased
the trade.
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JOHNSON COUNTY

Democratic majority, 81.
These two Counties form one District and
elect three Senators and eight Representa-
tives; all of whom were carried by the Re-
publicans.
LEAvENw0RTH COUNTY.
Precincts, Free State. Nat. Dem.
Leavenworth City, 523 273
Delaware City, r So 100
Easton, As maj.
Wyandot, 66 S
Kickapoo, maj. $50
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Notice,

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE THE FOLLOWING
w Go.ds, which il not called for ard changes paid
will sell on the l4h day of November next, pay
freight and charges at Warehouse in couIi Bluffs
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Choice F1st- Class Indemnity may Be r.
.Jected sCithout Delay, s0ifh tbs sceA
knoicn and able Corporation, thro'
JNO. Z. Acknowledgement. .Csaneil Dluffs.
Sep. 3e-n13-u.
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HARD TIMES.

Our Goods were purchased by Of the Firm at
greatly feuced prices during the hard times in
the Eatern mat kets which are offering at prices
correspendingly low, anu much under the regular
ket prices
Your careful astention to our varied stock Of
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the MOSt WDuuu'Ht he"Hs WI" "h'eA w
opcrate, and it is not the absence of these
that has caused the sudden undermining OF
credit, and the vast confusion which has
taken place in our monetary system.
"What then, the reader may ask, is the
cause? We answer that the proximatc cause
Of our troubles is panic, and panic only,
aided to be sure, by q variety of favoring
circumstances. Our people are apt to for
get tho terrible disasters which result from
this cause, not only in our finances, but in
all the affairs of life. Let us call their at
tention to a few facts. A few months ago,
false alarm Of FIRE was raised near the
temple where Rev. Mr.. STURGEON was
preaching to large congregation, and a
panic seized on the people, causing rush
for the doors, so violent, that many were
tramplcd to death, and carried from the
church to the grave. Some three wears
since, the steamer 1rctic was struck in mid
ocean by propeller; and, after a few hours
Of fearful panic, went down with nearly all
ON board. The panic was the cause OF all
the serious disasters that followed. 1t de-
stroycd the common sense Of the officers; it
disarmcd them of their command; it caused
a rush for the boats which ensured the gen
cral catastrophe; it made the disaster one of
the most fearful on regard. Had the same
calmness and good order prevailed on the
Arctic which characterized the proceedings,
the other day, on the Central .4me,iea, il
il probable that all would have have been
saved. A littlc.before the disaster to the
Arctic, there was scene in New York
school-housc, caused BY panic, and panic
too, that had no foundation in any real cause
for alarm. which is still more To our pur.
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= a-
FRANKLIN COUNTY --..- II
Centropolis, lO8 Free State maj.
s,e , COFFEE COUNTY. .a.e,
Burlington, ks l32 +. S. maj.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Grasshonper Falls 17f f. s. to l6 Dem
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22


GFThe Black Republican Legislature OF this
State adjourned on last Saturday the 18th inst.
This is good news to the tax payers of Ohio
They were elected on the hobby of ''retrench-
ment and REFORM" but wherein have they re-
trenched, where is the reformation! Was it in
appointinting smelling" committees, at an
enormous expense to the State to slander hon
est men because they charged a few cents more
for their work than somebody else miylt have
done! Or was it in renewing the State debit
We sincerely hope that the State of Ohio may
never again be disgraccl by such extravasant
and corrupt legislation as have characterized
that body. For imbccility, rottenness and cor
ruption, they stand without parallel! We
shall have more to say hereafter.
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knr the Gmliz iSentinel

Il" Uto OutttS bJtHhtftcts
The Committee to whom is referred the sub
ject OF drafting resolutions, expressing the feel
ings Of the members of this Lodge upon the Sc
we're attliction of our worthy Brother and p Il
W. B. Creal, in the loss of his atfectionate and
beloved wife, beg leave to submit the following
resolutions:
Whereas it has pleased The Almighty Dspo-
ser OF Events to remove from an earthly home
to home eternal in the heavens, the esteemed
and amiabe consort of our worthy Bro. W. B.
Creal, and this Lodge being deeply impressed
with the atfilcting dispensation, therefore,
ResOiUel, that the members of this Lodge
deeply console with P. e., w. b. Creal in this
his sad bereavement, and tender to him our
heart felt sympathy, in this his day Of mourning;
and believing that her daily walk and conver,
sation exhibited "Christian" in the true sense
of the word, and believing that his loss is her
gain, in obtaining for her a home in that place
where sickness sorrow, pain and death are felt
and feared no more.
ResolUei, That the foregoing shall be filed
among the Records of this Lodge, and the Secy.
be authorized to forward a copy of the same to
T. e. Creal, and also copies be furnished to the
Harrison and Carroll coanty papers for publica.
ton.
Fraternally submitted,
j. BROWN,
J. r. ROBERTS.
p. J0LLEY.
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ID / E d..

At his residence in Green township on Tues
day evening" April 7th, alter an illness of more
than two years. of Chronic Diarehea, Doctor
Moses Kennedy, in the sixtieth year of his age.
He was born in the county Of Down, Ireland,
December Oath, A. r. 1897, and was the youn-
gest of three children, being the only son. He
was educated as a Physician in Edinburgh,
Scotland, and when nineteen years of age, came
to America as Surgeon on board the vessel in
which he sailed. He landed in Philadeiphia in
the fall of 1876 after which he came to Harrison
county, Ohio where he commenced the practice
Of his profession.
Asa Physician, he was emnently successful;
having Practiced in the same place for more than
thirty five years.
lie was kind hearted, social and generous, and
possessed the respect and affection of his pa
tients and friends In his death, his family To-
ses an indulgent Husband and Father, ami the
community a kind bcnefactor.
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COnnecticut Election,

We must huzzah for Connecticut-the break.
water of New England hnaticism!
In November last the sable republicans car
ried the State by very large majority for Fire.
mont. at the State election held on the 9th
inst, the Republicans succeeded in electing their
State ticket by about $50 majority. The De-
mocracy elected two staunch Buchanan men to
Congress in place Of two colored Republicans!
This is a gain in an unlocked for quarter.
Let the Democracy of Ohio take courage!-
Their day of victory is once more approach
ing. The acts of the batch Of asses who COM
pose the majority of the present Legislature
have politically damned them. Keep up stea-
dy fire on them, and in October next we can re-
deem our noble State from the thraldom and
msrule of Black Republicanism.
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Black Republicans, what do you
TtijDk of iIl

Asupper was'given to Gov. Medary in Col
umbus on the 18th inst, before his departure
for Minnesota. Gov. Chase presided, and offer
ed the following toast in relation to Gov Media
ry--the same "Sam Medary' that every oppo-
sition paper and stumper in Ohio has been
Safeguarding for the last twenty years. Here
it Isl
Our guest-As citizen, jealous in the well
fare of our State; as a man, generous and kind
"a keen and vigorous opponent; warm and
earnest friend; our best wishes attend him, as
with the star Of empire he takes his way West
ward"
Black Republicans, don't you think your party
leaders have been telling "whoppers' when
they were talking about "Sam Medary"
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Tl.e LAW of NeMspapers.

!. Sabscribers who do not give express notice TO
the contrary are considered as wishing TO continue
their subscripnons.
2. II subscribers order the discoRtinuauce Of their
periodicals., the publisher may continue to send them
Until oil arreafages are paid.
8 Ifsubscribers neglect refuse to take their Pc
iiodicals from the office Which they directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill and ordered Them discontinued.
4 IL subscribers remove TO other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers sent 10
the tornler direction, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, removing and leaving
them uncalled lor is prima faca evidence OF inten.
tional fraud.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

We LIKE IT.-One Of the-best appointment
by the present administration is that of the re
appointment of j. w, Gray as postmaster of
Cleveland. Greeley and the whole clan of
black Republicans will be ''down on it," but
then every Democrat who knows Gray (and
who dont? witt say amen to it. Such appoint
ments are always well received by the masses
they 60 in for the ,cothies all the time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22
Doors & smOEs---Removal.

Our old friend and citizen, James Means, has
removed his shoe shop to the brick building,
first door west of McFadden's store. He in
tends to keep in addition to work of his own
manufacture, good assortment of Eastern
work for ladies', misses and children. He will
warrant all work to be Of the best kind And
we can say without fear of contradiction, that
if you get pair of boots or shoes from Mr..
Means you will get an honest job. Remember
the place, and give him call when you need
any thing in his line.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

6.rThe farmer whose pigs go SO lean they
would crawl through the cracks of their pen,
stopped their "un' by tying knot in their tails
07r"Wel John" said man to his son on
the day he was onc-and-twenty, 'you have got
fool for master now" "Yes," said John.
"and have had for these tweRty years"
CETFhere is town in Pennsylvania called
YoungwomanstowR." What duee of q place
it must be for the felIers.'
0rTLt is calculated that the clergy cost the
United States $120O0O00 annually; the Grim
inals $40OO0OO0; the lawyers $70OO0,oOO;
and rum $20O,00000O.
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j. BNUW N,
J. r. ROBERTS.
=. J0LLEY.

No MORE ScRAwLs-Mac Laurin's "Patent
Process is effecting revolution in the methods
OF teaching Penmanship The New York hi
0une of March Both, speaking of a recent Pub
lie School Examination in that city says: "The
exercises in penmanship (Mac Laurin's9 were
conducted in concert, and gave the most flatter-
ing results. The rapidity and freedom of hand
were remarkable" This Process, complete, is
sent to any address for 500. See advertise.
meat
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

The following glorious news we copy from
the Stenbenyille Daily Union of late date
Wesay "heads up tooi-
5. u |. RAILRoAD.-We hear good news with
reference to the Steubeville and Indiana Rail-
road and its connections. daily express train
from New York to Cincinnati, which Shall make
the distance in less time than by any other
route, is about to he established over the road,
and in many other prospects are vastly impro-
we'd. This much we can say now with certain
~. When the details are completed we have
been promised full account Of them. Heads
up!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

FRANKLIN PIERCE TO BE A PREAcHER 10
said that old Lorenzo Dow, the celebrated eler.
cal exccntricity, prophesied when Franklin
Pierce was Representative in Congress that he
(Pierce) would be elected to the Senate, then
to- the Presidency, and finally, that he would
become minister of the Gospel. Two thirds
of the prophesy have been fulfilled, and we sin
eerely trust that we may soon hear that Mr.. P.
has set about fulfilling the other third.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

6TWe direct the attention of all those who
need anything in tbs Saddle, harness or Trunk
line to the advertisement Of James Knox in to-
days Sentinel. lie is good workman, and we
will warrant his work to be just as he repre-
Sents it.
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO. 2.


Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
OHIO, Three titths OF the members elected to each
House concurying therein that it be- and hereby is,
proposed to the electors OF this State to vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment, MS a sub
stue for the fifth and sixth sections OF the fourth
article of the Constitution, Wis Sec. 5. District
co urts shall be held in each county at least once in
each year, by one more district judges elected by
the electors of seperae districts be prescribed by
law, who shall hold their offices for five years; and
during their continuance in office shall reside in the
district for which they are elected The provisions
OF the fourteenth section of this article shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize tte judges of the District court, and
OF the courts of common pleas, to fix the times OF
holding their respective courts until District Judges
shall have been elected and qualified. District
courts shall be held by the Judges OF the Supreme
court, and of the courts Of common pleas. as now
authorized. Sec 6. The District court shall have
such jurisdiction as may be provided by law, aud
the judges thereof shall have and exercise such pow
er and jurisdiction at chambers, and may be requi.
red to SIT as judges of the courts OF common pleas
as shall be directed by law.
N. Il. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-22

6TJudge R. P. Ranney has been appointed
District Attorney of the Northern District of
Ohio. This is an excellent appointment--One
that will be well received by every Democrat
in Northern Ohio