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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-28
May o, ISN-d
Legal Notice.

Legal NOTICE.
To Robert McMurdy:
VOU are hereby notified that there ID now q
i file In the ofhce Of the Clerk Of tho Distr1E
ccr-. CO Lee ccrcty, Iowa. :. Kcckrk. r..s.!..cs
of Samuel B. Scoles, claimin Of Rufus Wilsey
the sam Of twenty-seven hundred dollars, and in
teres I. az money due on promissory note. Said
petition prays for the foreclosure of . certain
mortgage executed by said Wilsey to plaintiff 70
cure the payment Of the said note and others d.
ed j une rs, $50, which mortgage conveys the S-W.
Of the NE. Of Sec n, township So, ran sc west,
In Lee Co.. Iowan which said real estate you have,
or claim to have some interest. There is also on
file in said case an amended petition, alleging
mistake In thu description OF above named property
in said mortgage, and praying correction Of the
same.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of The
next term Of said District Court, commencing 81
Keokuk on the fourth Monday in June, 1859,
Judgment and decree will DO rendered according to
the prayer Of said petition spd all your interest Id
the above described real tate will BE- cxtinguished
and your equity Of redemption foreclosed.
McCaARY BRUCE,
May II, 1S59-d4w Soils for Petitioner.
Nitrate SILVER Capitalized.
Onn OZS. chemically pure, in store, and for ssle
AUU very low by l
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
my-2d t8% o6 Main street.
EXTRA Family Flour, warranted. s~E9aaT
IL mh55-d COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
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Trustee,s sale,

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given that on Satur-
l. day the l3th day Of June next, I will sell At
public sale in front Of the banking house Of Wn.
Thompson Co, in the city of Ksokuk. Lee county,
lows the following rea estate, TO wit the eastery
half Of lot nine t9). block hundred and six
t106l Of said city, rs feet front on Main-st. and
lao feet deep.
The above sale is made by virtue Of Deed Of
Trust from Thomas Bruce to m J, for the purpose
Of securing the raym ent Of promissory note made
by James Bruce to Grinnell 4 Jenkins for the sum
of 42,33l "a, and said Deed Of Trust provides that
the property may bs redeemed from the sale to be
made by me by paying the above debt and ten per
cent. interest, ~ any time within one year after
sale. The sale will be for cash, and deed will be
made to the purchaser.
JOHN w. RANKIN, Trustee.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
I WESTERN GROWN TREES FOR
THE WEST.

WIT Fl several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A n ID
SHRUBBERY, Geciima-
ted, and found to succeed
in the West.
Many of these Trees
are of extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea
son. These interested are
invited to call and cx-
anime for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear,
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lRANGES, Lemons, Figs, French and German
~ Prunes NJ. Il. and Layer Raisins, Currants,
DC. GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
mh2o-i
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The KnickerbocKer Magazine.

ELutt HupbcII d HIItuH.J
keokuk, Sept. 8, 1S5S-d6w
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a MES SHOVELS.-- A large stock of Ames'
IA Shovels for sale low by
mRyia s. w. d III. TUCKER.
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N OTaCE.

March "a, 1859 d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-28

GCYInE 5roNES.-scytho Stones, VI different
- kinds in quantities to suit.
maylO s. w & H. TUCKER
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-08
NEWs QF THE WEs.A.

p e y = - ~
The small pex= is .vers- preraient@in Pike
county, Ala, causi' great ularm-~
The srecief in he Philadeh.biat banks. de
creased S4eQ .3s8 during the past week
Smith OBrlen says this is a great country
for shaking hands. He has been nearly shak
en- 10 iea b. ~
The aggregate amount of specie shipped
from New. York last week in round numbers
-f.or> III, IS 600 600 = .@-s
The amount raised for railways in India on
which the government has guaranteed 4 and 5
per cen, iptprest is $3.50 600 900. OF this
abour sl05 600 600 ba, been paid up.
Edward Fl Benedict, convicted OF the man
slaughter OF his wife. in Detroit, was sentenc
ed on Monela morning TO 6freen years i'm
prisonmfnt-the. full extent of the law.
Rev, Mr. Perry. Baptist preacher from
Name died suddenly in Boston, on Friday,
where he had been attending he, anniversa
ries.
Mehi,able, wife of LEROY sand Hand, the
niesmerist and spiritual isl. has sued for di
vorce. accusing him Of wqntonly and cruelty
refusing and ntgectirg % maintain her.
Bis-el Davis, whie 10 king al ICarlincourt's
balloon ascens,on from Utica became so ex
cited that. he vent into f. which relapsed
r?to madness, az j res led in dealh
Five sons of The celebrated Count Ce ar
BaIho are arcbing under the Sandman STAN
dard Q = of them received severe wound
tin he f ; skirmish with the enemy.
A tht recent term Of the. circnit court, at
Galena, H., six couples we're divorced, lhree
IF fhe conplanants being the husbands and
three the wives % 2'i'9- 4''
TIE F Wafne passenger train ran eff the
track a, Plymon h. Ind, on Tuesday, breaking
two psssenge' cars, ami yonnded about 9 OF
no passengers. No one killed
There is a reported defalcation in one of
the departments Of the Nea York board OF
education which is husbed up and kept from
she press
Tie Farmer Bark Of Brdgprort, Conn .
has note of P r Ba nuns for 1913 OOO and
hold no securities therefor The financial
agent of Mr. B'rnum offrs IS per. cent for
the face of he note 9i{i i9q5 lEa i
Mrs Ltlefeid at Wells, Me-, the mother ot
| t'le Seanrar at Norsh Adams, has gone crgzs
fiE Consequence Of her sons conduct
.rr7S-y- EssRNV T,I1rE cor n vyu re f.
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pafti-s aud started 10 diff e"i rec. ior,s--
Ne wee over the 5slais- h =, ersssse 90 ID
hear q poii, q TOT c"Ho.s ~, rs aa'u
,aius--.y ryn here5iisr th II as heSleh1e t
rnrnorssf hoe .,f finding gold. 0rihe5law
q ot.niissa,d in sps' OF TIE str am we could
find t4etcolor. The color' i e'ibr miners
TO dPsiena'e barely pereepti ie infusion OF
gold in the soil Tor saad. but hoibisg that will
pay nor ANYTHING like it. In the mountains
We seldom. could sraiee the color at t7alt ,aud
when We did. it vas in such small qnan'ites
rtIst II was arsnrIs- worthless We first look
ed TO fBd cold on Cherry Creek AID ihe more
BeFeft mining regions so much talked a'Seut
hef1re=w sestzoat. but we foand Just meth
ing al all. People didn't pretend o nine
there, or that.there was anything more ths N
The 'color' in pisces. We then went up on
Giear Greek I2 miles west of Reqverz t1itS.
10 Arraphoe. (proponnced Rappaho) Al
Deoeer CITY tlser had old us we cont'l get
froH. So to S25 dav at Arraphoe and We
ound We couid. hardly get from 6ve To tFen'
u FIVE cents day. Indeed that's toe high a
fgure The most gold We eaa anv one man
have was stbont a dollar-tkat his whole com
i'aev had ding. We saw q srorekeeper who
had four or five dollars and that was tie most
gold we ever saw any one man have Iii the
Cold r giot:s
Messrs Robbins and Boyce give most
.sorrowfal aecornt of The deslituuon, misery
and suffarieg which they saw among the re-
turning Thousands on their way back. s-
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Ohio Democratic State Platform.

The Democratic State. Convention which as.
sembled at Columbus on the 26th inst, adopt
ted the following resolutions as the State
Platform of the party: a l.'. ~. -.
3 The Democracy of Ohio by their Dele
gates in Convention assembled hereby affirm
the platform of principles adopted by the
General Convention Of The Democraic party,
at Cincinnati. on the 4ih,of June 1885, :.
@ Resoiped, That the o+ganized terrific
ries Of the United States although not en-
#dowed with all the attributes of so7ereigntv,
are only held in the terri oral condition until
they attain a sufficient number of inhabitants
to authorize their admission into The Union as
States; and. therefore are Justly entitled to
to the right of self government, and the un
disturbed regulation of their domestic and lo-
cal affsirs subject to1 the Constitution of the
United States and that any attempt by Con.
gress or any Of the States, to establish or
maintain, prohibit or abolish, tie relation Of
master or slave in Jerfiforv would be de
par'nre from the original doctrine of our
American Institution /; aid that we adhere irn-
movhhty 70 the principle of Non interVtaiiion
By Congxess pith Slduefg ia he Suites and
Territories,' as declared in the Kansas Ne
braska bill, and openly disclaim fellowship
with those, whether zatotbe South, or the
North, or the Vest, who counsel the ahan
donment, llmitationaor avoidance of that prin
fciple. 3 na ~ '9ss'-sst ssg .,.
l. Resolped, That the suppression Of the
foreign and African slave trade, by the Fed
eral Government; afi er the year eighteen hun.
dIed aud seven is ose offthe compromises on
the faith of which the CONSTITUENCIES ADOPT
ed aud our Upion of slavehoding and non
alavehoiding States firmly established;s that
! a revival OF that trade would not only renew
those cruelies which once p evoked the indig.
nation OF the civilized wdrId, but would ex
pose the Siavehodiug State to the copsr an,
terror of servile insurrection, and the non
lslaveholling States of the border like Ohio
10 all the misehefs and annoyance of a free
black population; for these reasons with 9th
ers, the Democracy of Ohio are opposed tc
any such revival and 10 any measure tending
in hat direction s:
| Resotted That the rendition of fugi
s live layes upon demand Of the persons emil
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TIE Fugitive blttrefield.

G R L'tefeld, the fleeing North Adams
villain gasin Mempfis. Tenn. ahont the 11th
nIt for several davs. The n Y Tribune
says he has made. pretty extensive -toar since
leaving n A dams. He sottled with VIM E..
Brqvton hv note. for the $500 which he ap-
propyated of monev that Mr. B had made mp
to the Bark, for an apparent (not real) def
cheney that occurred in his accounts as Cash
ier4a The settlement was made last summer
The Cineinnati Gazette says Iittlefeld has
been identified tracked, and probably arrested
before now Gl
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s.a June Appointments. en-
DIR. H. TUBBS. -.

w Wllbeiu attendance follows:
RAVEN IA, Prentiss II House. Thur day. 3uth June.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday 29lh J me.
Warren. National Hotel, TUESDAY ST. July. i=s
Cleveland, American House Saturday audM Monday. l1th
For CONSUMPTION UPON ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT
.Ses, HEART. LIVER, STOMACH, BowELs KIDNEYS
ASD SPLEEN Also. DRoPsv. GRAVEL. RHEuMArIsM
"a NERVOUSNESS, DEBIlITY, DYsPEPsIA, FEMALE DisEAs
- rs AGuE I'm FryER Frs lMpuRir1f;s OF THE BLoop
ERUPTIcNs, CANCERS, Ulcers, ami all other varieties
of long standing complaints, both External and In.
terual. sEE ssef e-T-G E 81 g..
time Chronic Diseases treating thousands annually
of whom had exhausted other resource with
BUILD Up AGAIN. The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may
eI and exercise. Hanareds have rec"veie ed under the
uent friends and physicians had iyen up all
hope in sputahe evidences of which can always
furnished. Invads, however retnced ordesparng.
invited tn call and he assured rhat noencouragement
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect of recovery.
DR.. H. TuBRs-Sr: lam glad 10 add nv testimony to
the nuher df those receiving. Il after ch
persuasion tnat Iaonsultrdyou Perhaps this may inu
other hesitate inval t seek relief at your
hands DtIrins the w OF 1885, WAS reduced
to he unable whrn to sit It the table My af
fetio was said h he disease of the lft lung heart and
stomach The cough was very severe mite ded With
shortness of hreath, night sweat. and sw~ln of the
feet and ancl Digestion was SO feeble, thai could
little ele thar cracker during the Winter. and for
successive werks, ahsSte'i on rice water gum
arabic water alone Sinking urT;S nearly every
and upaly several in ON daN detrivg of
perch, aud ines of sigh. Also, PHlpi alton was
distressing The heartappearedto sop a. times causing
a death-like sensation, though the breath gone,
the circulation arrested Thus suffering IN irscrisa
bv. and to all appearance hala cling between life and
d4ath fingered until relief obj ind under your
tren mem vas at that line residing at Northhed
Summit Co, whore The crcum tances here given were
known generally am now eI,jnying prtahe health
and though vigorous man anu able t." pet7 rm
household duties without Inconvenience. aud have walk
ed niles witt suffering uothing more han IA
tigue at tn time The Erea benefit derived from YOUR
treaIment, aud he interest have manitescd for me-
grateful
Respectfully yours.
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QratTE, LY agEkrI>Gs F zTHE iApIFs' A>D
3 Gsy1LsstsNs Al HSct tELD rs AvsNx M,xsra 1s 8.
1I Gen ems Alliance met tie own Hall a,
elcyen soloc called 10 ordr =! Pr 81
dent Rev 7 wsIsr-.r rlng The Re, Merr la open
ed te niee'i NH prayer, M
- The esmnat;s CT The las meetilg were read na ap-
s proved E .
and WIN w. st6skweii appointed committee q
report naes OF Officers of the Alliance for the ensuing
year. ssh 30 g.gEtu5gSE7sS sAS
The President then announced the following Commit
o. Bisiness-o. Brown, NJ Strong ard VIM W.
stoclw II.
On ReSoiuons-o. P Brown, Dr. Bqrron, Rev. j.
Merriam. N. F. Spenan, az d Rev j n. Norton
On next place of 'eeting G Keen, Alvin Smith.
Reports from Edinburgh, Randolph, Rnotstown RAJ
VIENNA and Wndham. The AHianee then adjourned till
halt past one.
AFTERNOON SESSION 80
The Ladies' and Gfntlernen' 'sAl met at he Town
Halat half pas and sIed order by the Pres
ident The Rev. Mr. Hart addressed the Throne of
Grace -~'s-~----g-H ~ tf
The Business eommittes. reported the following order
of business:
1st, Prayer 2d, Report of Business Committee. Sd,
Report of Committee Nominations 4fh Election Of
Officers. 5'h Repori of Committee an mex place. OF
Me'tug. 6-h, Report of Committee on Resolutions.
7Ih. Remarks from those present 9Th Adjournment.
The Committee on Nominations repo:ted the following
names: ' 80 -'@- s7
Presi5ent-T. w Browning
Pice Presidents = Atwater. Miner Merrick; Aurora
Washington P"rkeri Brimf~'d, B. L Carter; Charles
town. Heo Sanford Deerheld Caleb Brown: Edinburgh,
Seymour Strong; Fra kiln. D L. Rockwell; Freedom,
W. Williams; Hiram. Francis Strong; Mantua, orvl
Blake; Nelson, Ferris Cuch Palmyra. Coles; Paris
R;dweu pipnev. Randonb Josenb NJar-;sIy, Ro,anrs
- - ''t-'-f. r - =, :, - -
u he~"; ho"tsto"h a Barlow shaer-V1ie' j. HaSes
Sreetsb A P Singletary Srfield, s. VI. Blake
windharn E p Clark N
Secretarv-D tvid Strong E
The nominees were elected.
The Committee on next place of Mae.ing rel orted
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DE.a7aHs FRo.W sT.aRH.4TIo.N,

DE>.a f1AS ~ "a "a O.u l . = VI VI n y n iO'N.
..... s.,,r ST LOUIS. June 8 y
Til" Republican has speca dispatch frodia
LPavt'nwor'h thie evening which eives the la
test news fromthe Kansas guld MINES The nc
eeHnrs are of The most npfavors bic character
The greatest distress prevailed ard numbers
continued TO die for want of provisions .H
IIalfthe cabins III Aurarih and DENVER CitS-
aere vacant and the So ksof provisions at
both nlaGes were nearlvexhausted g557
TIE miners bad lett,t the mines which yielded
liule Or nothing, and went to the mounts aims
in search Of game. tz
] 1'he p Eypress met thousand teams on the
road for he mines rss 17sts zoos zr'
A number of foot passengers who started
with III sufficient provisions, died from starva :
ton. Is
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settle UP!

NOTICE is hereby give rhat the n' es and accounts
V of tho lite firm If Cane 4 Reed are In my hands
for collection that all Payments of the same must
be made 10 mt. All persons indebted to sair firm or &c
mysef are Immediately requested to pay the he
fore the rst da, July next. all n,tes and
of said firm. of my not paid by that rime will he
rft in pro"r hands for collection illarend ON Sat
urty- II zach week, to ttt hue ut he store osGreeu
4 tirceuRl .er, r the purpose of setti, nrns.
,f pcs WA. GAME
RAyenua, May %, ls59-Sw. sl ;-s...,l y...,t#
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g NEW YORK cATT1F MARKET.


BULLS HEAD There isaRother in The tide that
hnctuafes atort week ~ the eat,le With
my visible rnuse why the price of upon
opening aay of the great market in fourth
this week full half cent below last week the best
stock selling NOT readily at l1 cents pourd
they did week la aud is alpavs tn.
N falling market hrvers not willing to give lI
estimates of weight; there good deal haggIing
hrfUre perties could terms ard large
salesnade were lsstverl1 Tuesday The number
of cate yarded is lareer than last rex hpugh
enough lnrRe- to make the Difference in price Counting
the lots that know going 20 grass. ard find
2556 in -he yards ready to pu IN this ming, for
sale; and could hear of only lot Of II head
TO in. To this be adde ahon $50 sold nn Sun
day--a practice hat brings sers he CITY and
would "ot he permitted if we had anything hut very
democratic Mavhr and nnlice g ~ 81
As q atty. never a many first rate
time in the New York rket and " this
opinion Above There - least thousa' d
head hat would he credit any fat cattle show in he
world. and hundreds thai would squaI sta
MUM of the hest State cattle shows. Some of these
will he particularly menionedin the regular cajt mar
report of tn" week IF hrgs con'innr throughout
as they were yesterday there will NOT he very large
number of drnTers FEELING jolly their this
week Some buyers on speculation were sadly sober
Yesterday. ~ t.e sll4f 3 -sr f-sils.
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severe ros. OF saturday night, June 18th, extend
ov.r the hole of ohio large part of Iniiana,W-st
W York. We>ter Pc ln.y.v- MIA ai,d Western Xir-
g1ua, iong much damage 10 fruit, whrat, and
potatoes and other crops The helIalnase
cannot yet be fully ascertaned the general belief is
that the damage is great trS apprehended.
The Pitts urgh Dispatch Of yesterday morning speaki
of the wheafsa s:ews think, comparatively little Of
it will be found t. be severely injured
Five whslr ships returned to New Be ford satur-
day, af Ter absence Of from four five years each,
all of which have made losing voyages. stno htng 10
aggregate OF $4,000 10 sso,oO0. s-saai7yaH 4
The house OF Col Stephenson. at Rel Bus was burn
ed on the nra, and h wife, another woman and five
children peri bed in the II mes.
The wheat harvest has commenc'd in Mississippi
Gsrrgt. and otlrr Southern States. This week wheat
viii be ready for ciltsjns m Kentucky SOU aera Hi
nois. ~ T.5,ro ~ no. ~ -elT
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cIvc1NN aTI MARKET.

TIE Cincinnati Gazette In general maryets,
to.tav, business dull Flour heavy nrdrr the
foreign news, hut holders NOT DISPOSED submit
Buvcrs. however. at close disposed
to se6 50 fo superfne. The rnceips lnht.
whisky eady at 25c. Small sales pn, Of provsions
sls so for Mess Pork; 81 sac for hull shou ders nnd
Sides nrd '1szc for barrel Lard. Bacnr3nay e quoed
Mt and Or for Shoulders and Sides Gro-eres hut
unchanged Wheat inactive and heavy Corr In fair
den ID at s0 Oats declining again, and til market
clio ed unsettled at $4,000.
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Death Of a Member of consress.

The Hon Cyrus SPINK NJ, G. cleo, as the
successor of PHILEMON Bills, 10 the. 14th Con
gressonal District Of. Ohio, died on Monday
evening asf stricken down with apoplexy
JunGe SPIyKah had not yet taken his seat in
Congress He was personally very popular
and received last fall he very comrlimentarv
maioritv of 2,797 votes in the District com
posed If Lorain. Ashland Medina and Wavne
counties. A special election will he ordered
by the Governor for NJ G, and will probably
take place at he time of the regular election.
o. The TERRIBLE TORNADO near Jacksonville,
H.. May 26 b. was one of the most disastrous
To hnman life ever known in the West A
correspondent of he Springfield State Reg
istf,,, writing from Jacksonville, gives the fol-
lowing iariiculars:
Horses. mules and sto7k generally killed
or injured and fences sweat entirely awav.-
Such destruction has never heep kaow before
in ON, county. accompanied b so grent y loss
of life The storm OF wind was not so vio
leht here hnt the rain poured in torrents. -
NevertiD the recollection of the oldest inhahi
tant have he streets or Jacksonville heen so
deeply Inundated The de ur'ifp of fields
rirerinr Co. the harvest and the failure Of the
rrona nf Which We have had Just reason TO
conrlain sink into insienihcance in compari
on to tie WHOLESALE destruction of life with
Fhirh we have been visited .s
As far rs reported mn to this time, there
were sixtPen persons killed Tie names OF
I've klle' and wounded so far as heard, are ns
follows: Tive children of p Rarrows and
four Of j. Henrv's family, killed; one of B.
Browns family was wounded d and a son killed;
Mrs Rout. killed; John Carlisle and mother
ard two others seriouslv.injurcd.
Thernrnade wns confined 10 a spnce of from
one 70 1--WE huna,ed slards vide and every
tree horse r"rce &c swept away, nr total,
destroyed for Considerable distance.
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STATE ExEcUTIvE CoNNITTEE. 8.

p L. Benz Eeeleston: O. Peter Zinn; 3.
Don Mills; A.. John Walkup; s.. j. W.
Ross; 6. F.. Evan; Z. II Nv Smith; S
T. G. Brand; g.! 6 Leith; 10 II. A Wal
lace; IL lG.s H. Grosvenor; IL. j G.
Thompson; l3 John F. Dewy;. IA. Geo
G. Washburn; Is. Jos W. Dwyer; l6.-
Dan'l Applegate; II. J Douglass l8 =
Jno. S. Herrick ;dl9. John @ Granite; 20.
C. R. Hunt; 2l Jacob Heaton. %
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET

ss5s IS For Gosefnor, s. - ia
WILLIAM DENNIS0N, JR.
-i.4s - -ds Of FTanklis County. ss.s issss f
Z ssg For Lieutenant Governor, ~ -
ROBERT G.. KIRK,
ss = Of Knor County.
.fs-ne ~ s; For Auditor Of siatc,
si..ia ROB ERT w. TAYLER,
~ of Mdhonin0 County.
: ,43l ssss For Secretary of state,
ADDISON P. RU SSELL,
OF Clinton County. Va asi.
fsae sfsoas ~ For Treasurer of State,
= e. so RED p. STONE,
3 sa Of FrankIfs County.
- s - For Supreme Judge,
s4saW WILLIAM Y. sGH0LSON, -
go is z - of Hdmatoh 66uafy.
For Member Board of Public Works.
JOHN b. GREG DRY,
~ - - OF Sciote County. -s -.
For School Commissioner, ~
as - ANSON MYTH q
Z of Frdaskiat Cbnnty. s.;, .ls
!