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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-05-13
Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.

ImpOfIanC announcement
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
Il such as SpermdtO,rhda, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhaa elect Ssphilis, the vice Of
Onanism, or Self abuse, &c, &C.
The Howard Association, in view Of the awful
destruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
cases. and the receptions practiced upon The un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon as char
liable act worthy vf their name, TO give medical
advice gratis to all persons thus afflicted who ap.
ply by letter. with description of their condition
(age occupation habits of life, &c.), and in cases
of extreme poverty and suffering to furnish med.
icnes free Of charge
The Howard Association is benevolent Tnstitu.
lion, established by special endowment. for the re.
lief of the sick and distressed. afflicted with Vr-
ulent and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has now sur
plus of means, which the Directors have voted to
to eXpend III advertising the above notice. 1t is
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of The age. and will fur
nsh the most approved modern treatment
Just published, by the Association, report on
SpermatOrrhGa. or Seminal Weakness. the vice Of
Onanism Masturbation or Self Abuse and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting
Surgeon. which will be sent by mail lin II sealed
envelope). free Of charge, on the receipt of two
stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN Consulting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of the Direct
ors. EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. ly 2S4
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-05-13
GEORGE PARKS & Co.,
General Land Agents.

WILL attend to selecting, locating and pre-
wv empting Government Lands, also to the sale
and purchase of other lands, and the payment of
taxes.
We have complete sectional maps of Ottawa,
Oceana, and Mason counties, which are carefully
corrected each week.
We are able to designate Pine and Farming
Lands, and will do so at reasonable rates. and war
rant the lands to be as recommended.
We will make selections for those for whom we
may locate lands at the State or the United States
Land Offices, when desired. Also we will make
and correct plats of the above named counties on
short notice.
All business entrusted to us will be attended to
promptly, and for moderate charges.
Office second door below the Washington
House, GrandHaven, Mich. I203 tt.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-05-13
BOUR'S CORDIAL,

A safe, speedy, and effectual remedy for d.
arrhea, Dysentery, and Bowel Complaints.
THIS medicine may be relied upon as one of
i the mildest and safest of remedies, while at
the same time it is eectua in curing this class OF
diseases.
% By observing the directions on the bottle, it
may be given to children with perfect safety.
Sold wholesale and retail by H. ID. Post, Holland,
also for sale at Griffins Drugstore.
Sept. Is, 1855. l2O9 tt.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-05-13

CULTIvATER TEETH.-Steel cultivator tee tn,
~ in quantities to suit purchasers, from one 10
one thousand with or without woods
". d. Foster e. Co.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-05-13
G.. III. PECK'S
Mill Point Drug Store.

\ GENERAL assortment of fresh Drugs and
"A Medicines, Patent Medicines generally used
and sold by druggists, just opened and for sale.
Also, the best quality Of Cognac Brandy, and
other liquors, for medicinal purposes.
Prescriptions carefully compounded and put up,
by Dr. James G. Singer, thorough, experienced
druggist.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
asrTa., Ia in the Towmslsips.

Dem6crhts Next Tuesday is election day. -
Are you working? Is there anything you can do
that YOU have not done? Is there any neighbor
who yoal, could influence? Is there any honest
we'll aneahng man whom you couhl persuade tc
leave the party that is conducted by the demo,
gogues, wire, ,pullers and treasurer plunderers'
DO alt yoa can? Act individually and, act in con,
cert Meet with your democratic friends and
neighlers. Consult with them. See how yo,
can most advance the interests Of the party o
the Union! IL you laboras you should Democ
racy will again be triumphant, Let all OF aou
efforts u honestly but faithtdlly put forth thi
&sll and try TO contribute TO the greatness
that victory. s".9 y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
rs LIUL UL E
|K3 G Jg D Il 81
WHO STOLE TIE MONEYS
Let the Records Decide!


i a.H /.
The Black Republican papers Throughout the
State are publishing white-washed reports ex-
culpating Gibson from the charge OF rObo'ng
the State Treasury, but they never let the peo-
ple see the o6icial documents, TAKEN aFhoei
THE RECORDS and SWORN to by the prop
er officers. No, no--this would convict their
thieving pet, Gibson, and most effectually SINK
the black Republican party into oblivion But
let us take peep into those records and see Il
the documents, made out by the Black hepuoll-
can State officers, and Smelling Committees DO
not completely and efTectually fasten the Treas
ury robbery upon w. H. Gibson.
GIBSON'S RECEIPT OF THE MONEY.
a. STATE TREAsURER's OFFICE, ..lf
re- 4 Columbus March 20, 1856.
Hon. A. Kelley, Chairman, &c:--, 'ra'a.
Dear Sir: Below find statement of the gross
and several sums of money paid me by John e
Breslin, Esq, late Treasurer, on account Q
balance due from him: rlIH,, ant.' i.l ..4 rlr
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
sssgAa4-4 - = - : 49, 4-A1Sa
es Have the item Ocracy Changclll

Gov. Chase, in bis late Cincinnati Speech,
made use Of the following deciarationi ttu
"Sevcn years ago the Democracy were the
party Of Freedom i was of'them. Theycon-
| tinuaIly adopted resolutions in their meetings
and conventions, denouncing slavery, and asser-
ted their determination to resist its extension
by all possible Constitutional means" 4 edoI
In the above declaration the beliefissattempt-
cd to be created that revulsion of feeling has
taken place in the minds Of the Ohio fDemocra-
cy in relation to the subject dof. slavery. Than
this nothing can be farther from the truth
Years ago. in State Conventions, the aDeriocra-
Ecyy resolved against slavery and that they would
use all Constitutional means to prevent its, OK
tension; but the party did not commit the fool.
hardness III arrogating to ithengelvss all thu
wisdom fSdm in country--did not usui ae functions
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States and
kdegide what'ussaus wsreeG CONSTITUTIONAL They
did rot saygthat i was Constitutional 70 srgfus'
ANEW state admission into the Union its con
stitutiou recognizes African slaverY.ss They dic
not PROPOSE to interfere with the Institution Q
slavery in the states where it now exists, The.
committed themselves to no such absurdity.-
and to-day they stand wbereJ they hsretpforr'
istood--opposed to the institution Of slavery ant
in favor of any constitutional means 10 pfeyen
its extension; but they prefer to look to the su
! prsme Court otthe United States for decision
} as to what those Constitutional means are, in
Sle@ad 6ftd sucff higher iaw tsachers Us Cid
} diugs, Chase, Spalding a Co., who strain, .
,lthSts shd swaliow ieahisis Wtehi these geh
, tlemen are constltutedin in the, proper manner tn
sx p0uhdsss sftkeg gsaesautioas svsHin Aefsr t
; them; but until then we shall be guided by tn
! decisjops ofthe legally cpAstitnted tribunakr-
|. lTAe canstiEhtionb our p6liticapchaft tandswhc
ever is not willing to live up to the requirement
fsbat ipstRpaqt y hsrven : slpa z. e1e. 3.
where he will find 4 c0Ngeriality Of fsiipg
, relati6fi.to that instrument n 5V'l1 "1 ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
Order Of Exhibition for the EKarri-
ID son County Agricultural Society
to he held eissf ,CadiA; on the 9th
7th, Sth, and 9th days of october

Order Of Exhibiti0Nl for the Hkarri-
"a son County Agricultural Society
TO he held iDi.CadiA, on the 9th.
7th, Sth, and 9th days of october,
1857. L"s,. @.-.e' '''N
Cu1Er MARsHzT ELI PEACOCK.
AssIsrANT MA AKsAALs-4JNO O. u. j JAMISON
and JACOB JARVIS
81 syFantyg Ticket Gate eatraaoevJos. Clark and
Martin .kennedySaps glls 10 es4g !.
Single Ticket, Gate ent'unce-James B. Jami
son. d s75m 8 fala1u ~oa&ssb G9D
| Edit Gate--Rob't. Mckee. r,d, .o-g,iias.
| 4 Esit apq Entrance gate for carriages--Gsrtet
Shank and ] at0h Marshall. ''' '-~ 9-''
Outside Gtatrd--James Means, A. Ferrell,
A. w. Dent, and Abram Coleman. ,tf
| Police 4 Night Gssant--Jno, Barcrolt, Thos.
Furby and Jas. Maholm.r ..,..s s..,,... Am.
'a 7s'',l '.'''' FIRST DAY.
Exhibitors will be required to have all .arti.
cles and stock for exhibition entered before IL
o'clock this day The Flowing Match will
come off at 10 O'Clock. Boys Horsemanship al
70 clock. ao Eadtes' Driving at O'Clock. 2'
SECOND DAY. ~ /,
+ z The Committees will be called at 10 o'clock
at the Floral Hall, and will at once proceed Il
business. The exhibition of Horses will ther
commence in the order as named in the preini
iuIn llSC 1aQle5 DTiViDR uE CLOCK.
+ md 5H r. THIRD DAY ,Y t'fo
4 The exhibition Of Horses win be continued
throughout this day. Committees will be re
i ouired to report to the Secretary before thre
4 O'Clock Ladies' Riding at O'Clock. JH2 y"
q 'eH ,tilas a,l FOURTH DAY ~ .G ~
Fast Horses will be tried at 8 O'Clock. La
dies Riding ct IL O'Clock. .'a' -, @.s$ Aa'
The ofemiutns will be read at l2 o'clock, ate
-il.l ;ih han
:. awarded will be broughtinto the ring, At on
lo,cIock ai,y article or stock that has been o.
exhibition that the owner wishes, will be offefe
for sale, the Society charging one per cent 70
a all sales that amount 70 over twenty doilarss
sssssFs bass ytss5 ENTRIES = sts- -tsss'Ssh
.pl Exhibitors win eoiffef favor by making thei
lentries at as early a day as possible They ca
,Fdo SO III asy time befo,e tie Fhfr by app,icatio
4 10 the Secretary On Saturday and ,Monda
preceding the fair, the Secretary can be 6un
at VIM. Knox's shop.
IIo No pefson except tho officers of the Societ
! will be allowed to SEQ entries tbst have bee
: made until after the awards have been made b
q the Committees. si'' istailq ~ Liass@5a E'a9
iat oial = NJ EXHIBITORS, @los W.fs
n If tits ascertsined. that any exhibition Ia
. made any false statement in regard to any Ami
nal Or article exhibited, or shall attempt To ID
terfere with tho judges in the performances
At their ddty h 1ans ssap they shalt 30 exclude
e1 from competition. Uptii after The comm tee
l,shAil have reported, any indication Of owner
Z ship, nom any one, to the, Judges, win not
allowed unless sanctioned BY the directors N
n ,.s'e's sssG GENERAL ARRAN GTEfENTS. Il \,
Oats, Hays &c,can.bs hadon thel fair groupl
Z AZ market plice. I Water IN abundance on 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08

BRrsroL,s ,SARsAPARttIL st fhs. i Pimples
blotches, cold sores, and other disfgwsments te
which the sudden changes y Temperature j.
this climate, render the gsntlsr ser peculiarly
subjsct as well AZ the most malgnant forms i q
S;rofnla and other ucsrous diseases are ssadica'
| tsd BY this powerful detergent and anti-ipfam-
matoIy msdicine with wonderful iasility. AS
spring medicine for purifying the blood end ths
lsscretienss ills without rival IN Abe, Pharmf.
copnia. Another, msdieing-iift snticiig comics
tionery can Be socailed d-also claims our .atteD.
ttiop Al this seas0P We S FseE e ss fsmps Worn @
J, ,Pastilles. which are ppqaestiohably an absolHi'
Is wsl = hasAlsss speifc fpF sAs disesss saila
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08

AtsaEaFEEs siiuasBtJesa w Chase psisatcly
denounces the last Black Republican Legisla.
turgHax psIx5asl Q RlEyFgyxT HUMBUG OF
TEE AGE" lie should except the whole Biack
Republican Partxa shsp he.willsb b rgh5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
FACTS ron THE PEOPLES
tsssqs Striking Contrast, q :
RetWeesa the AdmIlissFatiou Of
Wm.HEeaiIi and ilknt Of snim0fi
II. Chase. -l -t. .-rs tt4.s.flf.,..J j ,ft

As specimen Of the reform that the Chase
Administration. promised to inaagnrats upon It's
accession to power, we propose, says the Mt
Vernon Banner, to give few facts and figures
from the official record itself ai ~"
The total expenses Of the State Government
during tbs year ending November Is, 1856, as
shown BY Auditor wrighes detailed statement
of the receipts and disbursements of pnblic mo-
ncy at the State Treasury. amounting to- the
snug little sum of geiEf 1856, ARGOS
For the year ending November 10, "+
1855, being the Democratic Ad- lai s..
mnistration of Gov. Medill, they ,.... <,
amounted to, ftpSdz,Se
Lost in one year by Chase's ADJ
ministration .rt4...r r...s ..t.,s,;E .5Vo,oOo, le
The expenses of the Columbus Lu- ., T.
Administrator o.11'a s-li 6o,5o5,2s
tratiOn, thew were - -. 1926 ,oC
Lost by Chase's Administration "a, ,2402
State Printing 1856 Chase's reform ~, 10, q
State Printing 1855 Medill.s term b,4o3, i
Lost he cbase,s reform 'Hraa 81 1926 s.
Stationery for public printing 1856 21,o5z,l
Stationery for public printing 1856 e'ZSS,o
Lost bv chass7's economy 1871
Expenses of Ohio Penitentiary, 'nh p.
Salaries, &c. Tor 1856 e-g f5,' 7o,622,2
During 1855 l.,ssEs- b4,o92,5
Lost bv Chase,s reform na 5eo 6,529,6
Expenses OF Dayton Lunatic Asy. 100, . ig.
Inn for the wear 1856 -.-.,, -. 76, ,494,6 6
Same purpose, 1855 i. ..,..a 81. ... ,13,845,0
Lost by Chase's reform Admins igf
tration in one year 4, vi. 62,64e;5
Expenses of Newburgh Lunatic g-r.ay,.
ASYLUM 1856 8O,439,2
Same purpose 1856 a'sl ;" -'- 21,995.1 ]
Lost in year by Chase's economy So, 1850
and salaries Of officers .0''' " 16,6o1,e 6
Same purposes in 1856 "''3D''. lO,454,z
l7-,fllH -+.fsfni + .tg1' t..g y I t----~------
I'm n one wear 6,147,1
: Gov. Chase's Contingent fund, 1856 2,489,C
: Gey. Medilps q "17,oe n" 1855 1884,!
a sget,.d rrsI!.iursN Sg.'t .5a.sa-g -----------
Y bIeeding Kansas - .'7'73 y" ,' go 951,t
We might go on and enumerate long cat
logue Of similar reforms introduced by the pre-
ent ruling dynasty of Ohio, but the above
s ken from the official documents will be SUI
: cient to expose the hollow preteptions Of the
! heartless cormorants that have been preyi
7 upon the state treasury for the past year. I
, fact that the expenses Of the state governme
;; are are more than doubled under Black Republic
n rule, sufficiently answers the question, "th
'f has the money gone?' 10 open the eyes Of
/ farmers; Of old Harrison. '' D. 'so
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08

/, HoILowAys P1LLs.--We live in an ovsr-doc-
tored world. Every sick man who calls in q
physician Is liable to be experimented upon. =
1.-THE drug first administered does not answer,
another is tried7-and that falling another. and
50 on " Is it not insanity to subnlit to this hap
hazard treatment when there is within the
reach Of all, d remedy that ,penetrates to the
scources Of Che most dangerous, internal com
plants, and cures them by destroying the NOR
bid materialinthe blood which produces infaE
mation. pain debility laud decay? That Hollo-
way's Pills thus sxterp paies ths sustaining pnin
ciple of disease, lnoUhuman being who has irses
itigatedthe facts can douhp!i Bear thisnn mind
Edyspeptics. iOOhsumptivesh and all who suffer
from internal iderangementsfRI@isA ssG.1 sdi
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
april 1856.

e .t
Ertract from the auditor Of States Annual Re
part, Decem5sr 81, lS56-page Is. -. oy{
The amount of the available balance in the
Treasury, on the 18th November, 1855, has
been stated ona preceding page. Il deem it
proper to say that the accuracy Of the amount
reported was ascertained not only by the books
Of this Office, and those of the Treasury depart
ment, but by personal examination, and count et
tie futas IN the 1ressHrors 5 yaqlts, as required by
the provision of the act of April 8, 1856. IS.
[signed.I FRANCIS, N, WRIGHT, ~. S@
December 81, 1856. V az lr,.s,o "ag1 ',.
Extract f,om Gou. Cbase's Speech IN, Cincinnati
4ng@st 7,185T 1ao & u lasi% El.'t 1asq
The examination, however, was made by the
Committee, and also by the Auditor and thes
found the money. 70 0as there, in tie Treasury.
But it ,oas q ssqm twas, there as money is
sometimes found in the vaults of our bankers
when the examiner comes around. They fly 10
some other bank, to, borrow funds for present
purpose The examiner sees that all is. right
ffIs fetires, when ptesot changei ard it aim
there Just 50 in this case; Just SO witt
| Gibson snDoil. lnata@ssHl ItisJ fdH ~
lbgulau 6. tssaiag --4----utgy eHtl aG sri ytt
4 et9dw Extract from SparFo,u's Report. '1la ~.
| In the Report Of Thomas Sparrow, appointet
! by Gov. Chase after the Defalcation was ascer
tanned to examine into the condition Of TIN
Treasury, we find the following, in which tn
unqualified admission Is made that the the %p'one
toas in the Treasury al The too last determinations.
The Auditor Of State made nadleSl an exaininatiO
OF the Treasury in Noyember, 1856, as requ
red by the ast Of April sth Of that year HaV
ing in the earlier part of his report stated tn
cash balance in the Treasury on the 18th
November to be $3.50, ,s4D,63. At the close
tthe same document he says: "The amount /,
the available balance in the Treasury on Il
7 If5th November 1855, has been stated ii 4 pr
ceding page deem it proper to say that tt
accuracy of the amount reported wasaseertail
not only BY the books Of this Office ana those
the Treasury Department, but BY personal 2,
animation and count Of ths9funds in the Trea
ursett's rsett's vaults, is required by, the provisions
ths act Of April 9Th, 1856, prescribing the d.
. tiet, Of the Auditor and Treasurer Of State re
alive ID tho receipt, safe keeping and disburs
) ment Of the public moneys and acccuntir
!, therefor. and In accordance with the special pr
visions ofgthe 18th section cf said Acs !!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
~ cADIz OHIO, THURSDAY III RS MORNING OCTOBER 9, 1851,

Of examinations during the year was unusually
large. The ability and experiencs devoted to
them were much larger than this kiEd Of ser
vice and the compensation, for it generally CON;
mand .HN - g LfN n
1t is generally clear that each and all Of these
investigations failed to expose any serious Off
cial misconduct on the part Of the Treasurer,
or any defalcation in the funds Of the State.
At the two last examinations the sums reported
were found to be on hand or satisfactorily ac-
counted for, money, drafts, or other evidences of
debt were exhibited corresponding in amount
with the balance shown by the books of the
Auditor and Treasurer. The Joint Committee
and the Auditor each counted the money and
certificates Of deposit. ,.at
| Ths manner in which these examinations
were conducted, the time devoted to one Of them
and the character and standing of the gentle
men engaged in all Of them, were such as TO in
spire confidence, ..... 80
-. What the Committee says Of Gibson
Sparrow and Wright speak thus IF Gibson
in their report. ss s....s .s. ..ga... .1gs ge
The statements of Mr.. Gibson, made on nu-
merous occasions, in his official character, and
over his official signature, make a very strong
case against him. ,7sr raoF, s. ats1rg =
In letterof March 14th, 1856, addressed tc
Mr.. Kelley, Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee Of the Senate, he says: "My predecesso
has provided means, from time to time, to NEE
these certificates, and but $4,000 are nov
outstanding; when he fails to place me in funds
will refise to receive these illegal Certificates
The certificates issued by MIR. Breslin in 1856
amounted to, ,S76o, 7l5,s 80. The foregoing state
ment is equivalent to an acknowledgement {
the receipt Of $3.50, 70, at that date, : r.
In an official statement of the condition (
the Treasury, (Which has not been publshe
but which IS in our possession,) furnished b
: him TO the same committee, he acknowledge
that he had received from his predecessor /
q office, up to the 18th of February, 1856, tn
sum of $5o8, 8,So5, 10. lta.aB,
His letter of the 2gtR of March, is more e1
plcit and unequiyocal than either Of the pr'
ceding Statements. 1t is, perhaps. the stront
est item Of evidence against Mr.. Gibson, whic
q has been submitted to our consideration. 1t
50 specific, minute and circumstantial in i
character that we deem it proper to give it
:. full. 1t is as follows:a# raU" zra4W ssr.la
! 1.-THE document referred to is published aboy
=" Gibson's receiptef the nso,sey.' ice s,on, oAa
In statenentof the condition of the Trea
h ury submitted by HINT to the Joint Commit
on the 18th Dec last, tie balance due from N
!. Breslin, exclusive of the suspended debt,
: $2o4 ess,e5 is said to. be. sS,se9,s2, which
: was understood Mr.. dibson was willing to 8
sumo, and for which he was liable to account.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08

s1a, Ex- -ls lsovERaoR GHARY s--We are glad to learn
from q WystmoFeiand county (Pa) tcorrespon-
"A df ths Illinois Rock Ilaader, tat I1g Cow
FE,Idaxhbr ieary ot Kansss, y not concefned ~ the
al his Sscretarys books DR.. Ghon,
rsIaaiNe u Kansasa Gov. iGeary gives tos RFes'
kifi3k Buchanar, Administration his cordial sup
ssSi8 lie also dsuies eyte having bsbh Y kncw-
&GI8iNxs e46eas9 NeHt Al itv0R
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
SS36,101,57

Total amount y NJ ----T--| S6oo, IUI,ui
This includes all that have received from
the late Treasurer up to this date. aant
There is yet outstanding $4,000 Of his GER
tifcates held by the Treasurer of Hamilton
county t.rs,,. d .a.a,.,...t. 49,. ...ss.. IS.
In the gross receipts | have included the re-
demptioI fund Of the Canal Bank of Cleveland
transferred aboye,, i am, respectfully, 4o
WM. ii. GIRSON, Treasurer,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08
S959,325

r., Nine hundred, ffty-nne thousandi three hun
dIod and twenty-five dollars! increase expendi-
lures in one year. under Black Republican rule,
over Democratic, rule, by reckless management
Of the State bonds, extra session 1.-THE Legisla
ture and increase Ofofficers and pay inourpub
lic institutions. The documents--the official
records themselves, show these things. Chargt
this home upon them, sg15is.rq h $50 /
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-08

Extract from Ae Reppt Of tie Senate Finance
Committee, Apnl7, 1855. taa' tsanr7aa
It appears from the statement of Mr.. Bfes-
Inns account by Mr.. Hume, marked +, that the
balance due the State from Breslin, on the 18th
day Of January, 1885, the date of the delivery
Of his office to w. II. Gibson ESQ, the present
incumbent, was u.. S965. 7o3.67. 8
10 this should be added the fund sr.H 'ae
in the hands of the Treasurer
| to redeem the circulation of the
Canal Bank of Cleveland, not
ment s2,83o,47,o
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Total @ @ . S1,o4S,6s4,4l, 3
Mr. Gibson, in communication to the COM
mittee dated March 20, 1856, herewith submit
mitted marked g. states that he has recelYed
at various times, between Januafy IA and
March s. 1856, from his predecessor, Mr.. Bres-
lin, the gross sum of $685. lol,57, leaving in
the hands of Mr.. Breslin, on the 29th Of March
and as unpaid $212, ,339,57,3.
."o a. ALFRED KELLEY.
VI ESigned,l FELIX MARSH, ra
..it. ~. r. w. TAYLOR. wy .
.s r. P. BUCKLAND. >o
3pr;, / 1856.
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$549,S92,21..

Petition Of attorney General Wolcott, ,chcreim Il
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Black Republican, Extravaganza!
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FACTS FROM THE RECORDS!

The following facts and figures, taken from the
official records, will show some of the "retor@as
Of the Black Republican partyed Leteyery voter