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bbls pork s5 hhds bacon Is hhds sugar and sundrs.
LIVERPOOI.-Per ship Congress-2s64 bales
LIVERPOOI4-Per ship Sandisky--3039 bales
cotton u hf do 1900 slaves.
HAvRE-Per ship Henrietta Marcy-3s1o bales
cotton 5000 slaves.
BARCELONA ship Ter.iti-1O50 bales cot
BARCELoNA bark Mapo-l2oo bales cot
ton 1000 slaves.
BREMEN--Per ship Bay state-17o5 bales cotton
So hhds tobacco bbs flour.
NEW IORk-Per ship Liberty-S6 bales cotton
80 bales moss 46 bales hemp Ii do rags do metal
do snake root 1867 sacks cotton seed 222 hhds to-
bacco SO hhds sugar 1868 pigs pes lead l066 bbls
rosin " bXs mdse do oil stones 1913 bdls hides
PENSACQIA-Per schr Martha-20 bbls pork 6
bbls whisky 80 bbls -four coils rope 10 pcs bag
ging and sundres.
MOBILE-Per schr Sarah Burr-576 seeks bran so
bbls pork.
Imports.
INDIANOIA and G.ALNESTON-Per steamship
Mexico--22 bales cotton Tareton, Whiting & Tullis
SO J NJ Roher &co-43 A ID Kelly &co-l3 Will
Jams &co-10 A D Grief &co-22 J hugely do
Farley, Jurey &co--l2 Friedlander & Gerson-42
r Mills &eo--l pkg cotton samples trunk j Car
penter-l pkg money Perkins &co-l do Bloom
&co--l do Schmidt & Iegler-l20 head cattle to G
Welken.
GALVESTON and TNDIANOLA-Pcr steamship
TeNas-l3l bales cotton A Ridgely &co-G3 do to
Walker Hutchinson .&ce-l6 ] Williams .Sco--l5
j NJ Rhorer &eo--l2 S 0 Nelson &co-lO DR. J j
Morgan-S Coleman, Brtton & Withers-7 Fries-
lander & Gerson-7 Moone x Bro---6 Slaughter,
Smith EMcRae--14 R c Cummings &co-53 bales
Henderson, Terry &co-25 West, Where &co-l7
A Kelly &co-l3 Phillips, Nixon &co---l0 Jas A
Turner'S Frierson, Conway &co-S Farley, Jurey
&co-2l Carroll, Hoy &co-6 NJ Lowe &eo-l4 9
Thompson-24 bbls pecans G l. Dosen & Sons
hhds sugar tee sugar Warneken Kirchoff &co-
Total AGA bales cotton.
BRISTOL Eng.-per ship Lisbon--railroad iron
to order.
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Per steamship
Granada-assOrted mdse.
Receipts Mt the Carondclet Canal.
BAYOU LACOMBE-Per schr Lagrange-3OO
bbls sand to order.
BOFFOuCA-Per schr Alcyon-35o bbls sand to
| order.
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NEW ORLEANS AND WICK

NEW ORLEANS AND VICKS-
IT, h burg y. s Mail Iine-for Donaldsonvie PA.
Slemine Baton Rouge. ort Hudson bayou Sara
sssrsssss Rcd River Landing Fort Adams Nache1 Wa
erpropf, Rodney st Joseph. Grand Gulf, Wsrenton
Interchangeable steamer Chnrmer, Capt T. c. Holmes
will leave above every TUESDAY o'clock, r. NJ Re
turning will leave NickslnrC FRID AY,
Thu stesnet Lucy IgDieonnbe, Capt. W. O. Wilson
will leave rs above every WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock H.
running in connection with the steamer CbHrmer
oeo IL Carondsiet street.
piyThe connect at yicksbrg with The steam
ers nh Rocbtck for Ya,on riy o
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LO Err co "A ST.
ALABAMA RIY Err :.

A l. A B M A RI v ER
COX BRAINARD ( rs TRI WEEKLY I'll, l.NE;
FOR MOBILE, MONTGOMEsN :,
$50 = Weumuka Selma and all landings on I'm ny w
RircrThe superior lake steamers soii'
INI-s,,@I,n gmIey John g. Snnott master;
"a rnnjcfet. Richard Sinnott, master;
IIc,srxy I.cxyis.--m master.
Owe II M above steamers will leave from the Lake end o. The
JG,son and Carrolon Railroad every TUESDAY, THURS
N W sna :. TiTRDAY arrival OF the $50 r NJ
H t unhe with Cox Barnard & Co.'S daily line Of mag
ni6cent passenger packets for Alabama river - ,
SInns and passengers rely this boat connecting at all
times With the the Alabama river Freight received
nrery day nj the Depot. Tvoli Circle Through bills adn
given to MI of the above points.
r e j. T.. HARRIS, q Nacbex street,
or 10 JOHN E. HYDE L CO.,
oil If IS Grayer street.
r letter bag 2 Natcez $40 r NJ.
days Of departure
FOR BLADON AND CUI.LUM
HEg = SpIiugs-The steamer Advance, Sam Ables
s9fHsSSma will leave Mobile for Bladon Cuum
ssssfSprings and Demopols every Saturday evening,
1 O'Clock.
-Reumng-
Badon and Cullpm Springs every "Wednesday
ing o'clock arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning,
q O'clock.
| For passage. apply to
t. b. SMITH, Tchoupitonlas street,
| e26 Am or SIMPSON i COOKE, Mobile
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-31
leaves every TUESDAY aud SAIUKDA4, AZ ~. n.
q f. Kouns Il Bros' I.aw-Water Through Dispatch Line
~ - FOR SHREYEPORT AND ALL


sNAg passenger packet steamer Era No. 4, G. l.
Guns, master will leave New Orleans every
T1fSTAY connecting the Falls with Era No, Ben. H.
Kouus for shreveport-Ern No. 2, John Kouns master,
viii leave New Orleans SATURDAY. connecting ths
Fals with Era No. W. seovel, for Shreveport Fassen-
ers md shippers will consult their interests by patronizng
his line as the above boats built expressly for the
trado and being Of light daugh fail to put freight and
hrouSt 10 lheir WITHOUT deihy'
For freight passage apply TO
L q. /. KouNS & BROS, 9 Front street,
81 opposite Canal street Ferry
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
OUAGHITA RIVER.

Leaves every SATURDAY. at O'Clock r. NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA SATUR-
~ n day Packet-The elegant fast running passenger
l44saTs5h packet II. W. McRae, Jno W. Tobn,
err will leave - above for Trenton monroe, Pine
B Castor Landing Columbia arrisorbuFg Trinity all land
ings Black river Red river andn Bayou Sara Port Hui
Baton Rouge Paquemne Donalonvie and all nterme
dae landings For freight having unsurpassed
vIRGINIuS G. DENTzEL,
OBJ Advertising Agent.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
The Difference.

While the Republicans, as party, would bs
willing TO purchase Cuba at fair price. The
Democracy only want her negroes. The Rcpub-
licans would be willing to pay few millions
Tor the island uuincumbsreL-lhe democracy are
anxious to pay hundred millions (anl more il
necessary for her colored population. the Re-
pnblicans would gladly receive her into tho
Union, but for her black CurSe--the democracy
would sell her as they did q port tion OF Maine,
or give her away as they did porthern Oregon
were her blacks removed.
But tho democracy don't love the niggers
The Republicans are tho niger kissers--ths
niger worshipenl IL.
BowuN0 GREEN, July 10TH 1850.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

"These prevents were received by John C..
qrsnnis on behalf OF the donces aud Mr.. @.
made hsppy aud appropriate response, grace.
fully, IN behalf Of those bo represented. teceiv-
ing aud acknowledging the gifts. The pressnia.
iion, from beginning TO snd, was well done,
the speeches were models and also the whole
affair admirable"
Prof Morgan, after the ceremony OF presen .
tsiion, read a resolution Of thanks TO Messrs.
Spnlding, Bsckus, Riddle, and Griswold, for
their legal services in the Rescue cases, for
which services oil remuneration was declined.
Speeches followed by Mr. Goodwin, Of Sandus-
Ky, John Lsngston and Prof, Peek
The llecker Band gave tune. the crowd re-
luctantly, after five hours session, left the house
the citizens threw their doors wide open. and
went into the streets to find any who had net
been Offered shelter and refreshments and il
every man didn't eat at least three suppers, /,
was that cnpsciy-not pportunty--failed.- -
On bospitIlity, even the supporters Of that ini-
quious law--our Democratic neghbors Of morn
ing aud evening issue-gracsfully acknowledge
0berlin kindness.
The day was concluded by the departure Of
tho Cleveland Military, the band and the Delegs-
tional of which were handsomely escorted to ths
cars by the Fire Brigade who, on parting gave
three cheers and tiger.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
The Great Battle,

Reports respecting the great battle Of Sol.
ferno, are very conflicting, The number OF
killed. wounded and taken prisoners was not less
than 40 900. The Fcench admit that 100 of
their officers were killed that 60 were wound.
cd aud that $4,000 prvatas were either killed.
or woundcl, The Austrian, report loss of |,
800 killed and 500 wounded. From the cor.
respondents of English journals, wa learn that
the two armies we're about equsl as to numbers
--about 2i0 600 men on either side. The same
letter writers estimate that 40 900 warriors were
placed hors dc combat. 1t was terrible strug-
ge, and for long time il was doubtful upon
which side victory would turn, The French
evidently sacrificed the greatest number of lives
aud thus gained thu victory. It was dearly pnr-
chased, and leaves tho two armies preparing for
future aud still more deadly strife.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

0CS-rhe editors OF the Toledo Times and
Herald are profound reasoners. They contend
that Paul Edwards should not be censured for
gambling, because some Republicans are sup
posed - be gamblers! We don't know Of any
person who has stepped forward to defend any
Republican for gambling certainly no Rspub
lican newspaper has doue 50. Bat tue question
raised by the editor of the Blda: was not one
rs TO the morality or impropriety of gambling Ii
simply asked Mr.. Blckns 10 remove from Office
a man who had been twice convicted of viola
ting the laws OF tas State aSai st gambling
during the past year. The Times and Herald
thinks convicted criminals make just as good
democratic officers as any other class of persons,
0nh the BIdds thinks they don't That is the
difference. one thinks office holders should I'd.
spett the laws, the other thinks they should not
Mr. BIekus thinks it N kss no difference what
they do provided they vote N. democratic
ticket He don't care whether thsy are law
abiding citizens or not.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Democratic Distinction Between
Foreigners aud Negroes.

The remains OF the democratic party, have
evidently adopted the principle ha, white man
il as good ns a negro, II he behaves himself
Not long ago, a respectable free coorcd person,
who pays his proportion Of taxes for the sup.
port Of government applied to the proper de-
partment at Washington for the usual passports
granted to those eitiE'us Of our government, who
wish - visit other countries. This democratc
administration refus d to grant his request, and
II he went abroad, he must have gone "on his
own hook" with no protection but his own
physical powers, snl without the right to say
that he even had country, or a mama among
m'n. Oar government, although willing to col
lect taxes from him to inrrcasa tho extravaganc,
OF its Off :crs, woull aflJrl him no projection
Recently, Iorcign-horn but adopted citizen o
our government, who had taken an oath. re-
nouncing allegiauo, to all ohnr powers aud at.
taching himself to our government. and whc
enjoyed all the rights and privileges belonging t,
native.bom oitiz,n, applied for passports
that he might vis, his native land and he wa
informed that the United States could afford hin
no protection while abroad-that he could no
claim security from harm in the name OF hi
adopted country. In Short like the negro, h.
could not claim that ho had n country, and
he went abroad, it was at his own risk, and othc
governments were not called upon TO respec
either his person or his property.
Honest dcmocrts, under these two decisions
will you tell us how much better adopted cti
zrnS arc. in the eyes Of modern democracy, thar
negro? At home, it is true. there is sligh
difference, but when abroad, which has the al
,antuge7 win You tell uS7
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
not spare either timo, roubo or expense TO procure
DR.. Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters, whose ben
chcia effects upon tho human system has been clear
ly proved TO those who have been stricken down in
short space of time by this dreadful curse, whose
cheeks arc wan and meagre, and whose nights are
seepess and restless, and whose eyes dim and
sunken, with death staring them in the face. this
pound must prove a blessing; snatching them as it
were, from the very mouth Of the grave. None can
know its true value until they have tested it. When
all others have failed, these tters have restored he
sufferers to pristine health. Their popularity in all
tho Western and southern parts shoul introduce them
to all parties.
Sold by all druggists in tho world.
GJ5~See advertisements. 1lwk.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Mass Meetings.

The Republican State Central Committee hnvo
appointed mass meetings in several counties
The canvass will open in Washington, Foyctto
County, on tho 9th OF August Hons. Wm
Dennison, Jr. and Columbus Dclnao arc TO put
tha ball in motion, aud they will keep ii moving
with forco that modern pro-slaycry locofocoism
cannot resist.
The nppoi tmcnts now made extend into the
middle OF September. Other appointments will
bo made soon, extending to the 81 Tuesday Of
October,
We hope 10 have Mrssrs. Dennison nnd Della
no with us during tho cnmpoign--pcrhups ut our
equity convention.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
nifch I.nffinn.


NOTICE is hereby given that on the lot day Of
~ August next. will let. in sections sspsrat.ly
TO the lowest bidder therefor. at the house OF sop
mus Mawsr, in Washington tswnship. the mskine Of
sections 20 SO inclusive boing stations OF 40 rods
in length each, on dtcl number one, as established
by the commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio at thsif
June session Of 1859.
Ssd ditch commentes on the south line OF section
number ten UO), town five 10y. range nine (9 east.
forty rods east Of the quarter post and thsrse noyh
10 north line of said section thence east on south side
OF Kellogg Road to the south quarter post Of sec. a.
town and range, and thence north TO north quar-
ter post Of said section q thence following dows the
channel of sister creek 60 2500 chains sudthers ter
inmates.
The ditch sthree feet wide on BOTTOM with brnk
slope Of IL 20 l foot in depth. The dirt from the
ditch sections IL to 30 inclusive to be thrown or
north side thereof The cutting to be as indicated on
the engineers proflevar ing from to4 feet in depfs
and which profile be tn ia Office at all bust.
ness hours during the month Of July and at the place
ofieting at the time thereof The letting to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of above day The vort
on said ditch TO be completed according to he
1cstohs to the acceptance Of the County Commission.
ers on or before the l5th day of0ct next.
All successful bidders will be req uired to give bond
for the faithful performance OF the work within the
time fixed by the County Commission onsr.
AuDrToR's OFFICE, Wood COL
June 29th 1882 JAS, ROSS
June 30, lS59,-Sw5S5,40. Co. Auditor
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1lw4.
Markets,

PERRysDuRa, July 20, Flour, e6 to $3.50;
Wheat 90 to ll0 Corn, GA to 65; Potatoes,
7oc. to a7c.; Butter, l2c.; Lard, l23c.; Hams,
lie; Bacon, 9 to l0c.
TOLEDO, July l9.--Flour. Sc 90 10 6. so Xxx;
Wheat LOO; Corn, rs to rs; Oats 42 to 43c.
BUFFALO july l9.-Flour, S5,25 to rs for ex
Mich, Ind. aud Ohio, 600 to $50 for double
extra; Wheat, l.OS to Ito red aud white Ohio
Corn. 75c; Oats 45c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Sss:;cS View Notice.

THE non resident owners OF lands In ths east half
of section 80 and west half of section &c. in town
north, range IL east the west half OF section l. the
east half of section the north quarter of section
and the northwest quarter Of section ~. in town
seven north range IL east, win take notice that
petition has been presented TO the County Commis-
sloners ot Wood Co., o. for a CO. road, commencin &
at tho Toledo and Woodvlle Plank Road ON the sec
tiou line between sections IL and II in Lake town.
ship. thence north to north line OF county and that
viewers viii meet at the house of John Bailey the
18th day of August, to examine said proposed route
for county road. JACOB BERGE. ct A.
July 2l-llw4S2 25 petit;opers
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

SS-Mr William Wilmington, of Toledo, has
Invented a maehius which cuts. ,hreshes, and
cleans wheat at the same operation. The editor
Of the Blade saw it work on Saturday last, and
was well pleased with it. The machine weighs
$500 lbs. AMI is drawn by six horses. Il is
claimed Tor this machine that,it will cut, 1hresh
aud clean eight acres of whsa, per day, at a
cost of about VI sS--the same ampun, costing
&2S BY the ordinary mode.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
ShcrinsS Snle.

Isaac Hathaway va, Joseph Brown.
Dr virtue Of vend eNecu tion to ne directed and
ID delivered in this cause, from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Wood County Ohio will offer for sale
at public auction on the premises of James Smith
in Perrysonrg township, Wood County, Ohio, on
Monday. August |. 1859,
between the hours OF and IL o'clock A. NJ of said
day; tho following described property. to wit: A
lot of Oats in the sheaf rifle gun, powder TASK
part OF stack OF hay, supposed to DO ton, ~
geese and , hogs. The above described property
taken as the prop rty of Isaac Hathaway.
c. W. NORTON. sheriff.
H. II. DoDGE. atty.
July ll-low3S2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

LARoGsr AND BEsT.-George Powers, Esq.
has left a baske, of applss with US. taken from
the Perrysburg Nursery, which are the largest
and best that we have seen this season. MIR.
P. is giving his entire attention to his Nursery,
and it now embraces the most choice selections
OF every variety of fruit. Those who wish to
get young trees would do well to examine the
varieties which MIR. Powers can furnish.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

NosEoLodv.-Lnckay Harper, tho man who
attacked Hon. r, e, Kirk with cane and didn't
hurt anybody, has undertaken to abuss the edi
tor Of he Mount Vernon Republican, and among
other things charges friend Cochran with having
the dir'iest nasal appendsge "carriel by any
white man in ths State OF Ohio To this Mr
Cochran replies thus;
Provided the above assertion he true, and
tho dirtieSt tongue IN the Stale ought TO attend
TO the diriest nasal apptndage in the State. then
EGckys tongue is the very one that should be
employed 10 do the mena offices for our nasal
organ"
In our opinion, The editor Of the Republican
has the inside track
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

GONE iS.--rhe Toledo Times has finally
swallowed the Herald, head tail and sll. This
salmagunAi mess is now called The Toledo
Times and Herald. Douglas Hnats ut the mast.
head OF Buchanan's recent organ, and Dan. S..
cur, the old Wing who gave the Toledo democ-
Tacy the itch, is supposed to have been kicked
out of the Tiass office by this transac 'ion,--
The editors Of the IimsS are decidedly plisJls
They scent TO sit on their thumbs, and thus
turn snl face s"y desired poiut of the political
compass at momeuts warming
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

nV Al Adrian and LcnAwaeS County. Mich,
there has been purchased, this season abou, $50,
QUO lbs Of wool ut an average cost of 50 cts,
per pound, making the total sum paid for wool
10 tina. county $3.50, 900.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Dcrangements of the Liver and stomac ch

Should at o ce he attended to.
UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by
DR., G.. NJ. Jackson Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere, will
cure all diseases arising from disordered liver
stomach. llw2
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILRoAD.--Ths
track layers on this road have passed through
" cod county and are now in Henry, The re-
cent very warm weather has greatly retarded
their progress. Its thought through trains will
be running by the 18th Of August.
A new and excellent locomotive, from Pat =
tsson, N 1.-The Pwrysburg, has been re-
eeived on this end Of the road.
A well is being dug OIL Third street, west Of
Louisiana Avenue, opposite the grounds selected
for the depot, to furnish water for the road.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Legal Notice,

hesHl NOttCes
ITO Margaret Clark, John Clark, Hiram CLARK VIII
Il lis Clark, Julius Clark, Orcelia Clark, Hsnrys
c. Strow and Clark w. Nc Donald.
You are hereby notified that on the 2tth day Of
June. A, ID. 1859 filed petition as administrator Of
she estate OF John Clark, sen deceased In the oniee
OF the Probate Court OF Wood county, Ohio asking
for an order OF said court settling the priority Of liens
and claims to the north half of the north east quarter
OF sec. twenty-five OF township four north Of range
nine east. in said county containing eighty and
to assign the dover of Margaret CLARK thersir snd
to sell said land to pay dece dents debs and for other
proper proceedings Which petition will be for hear
ing before said court the 18th of August A. 1852
8. JEFFERSON admir- Of
JOHN CLARK, sen.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

They had a lively game of ball at Ashta.
bnla. on the Fourth, and the venerable Joshua
R Gidings made the highest score, never IN lis.
sing tho bali when it came near him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

aD- The citizens OF Mount Vernon aud Mans
Frsdcricktovn This gathering was very large,
aud Hon Columbus DelsHo wss the oJator Of
the day
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21

The universally renowned Lung Physician,
who dsvotes his attention especially to the treat
ment Of Chronic Diseases of the Lungs. Heart,
Liver, Kidneys, &C., White Swelling, Serofula,
Chronic and Innamrnatory Rheumatism, togeth-
er with Nervous Debility, Femals Weakness,
So, and whe has met with degree Of success
that is altogether unparalleled. will be in
Perry sburg Monday Jelly 25th, at Howells Ex-
change; where he will bo pleased to See any
desired to be treated by him. Examinations
free.
DR.. p, will! be in Otsego July 9Th, and at
Providsncs July 2Sh.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-21
Application Cor Pardon.

Sta:s of Ohio vs.. James johnson.
A Nnppheaton will be rlade 20 the Governor OF
IA Ohio for the pardon OF James johnson VI ho xss
convicted for passing counterfeit money az the Nav
term, A. 1859. of the Court OF Common Pleas cf
wood County, Ohio and sentenced W the Ohio Peai
Nenusry Tor three years, ELECTA JOHNSON.
Ptryshurg, July I, ls59-louyslsS
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.EpuBL,cAN STATE TICKRr.

ron GOVERNOR,
wN. DgNNIsoN, Ja., Of Franklin County.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ROBERT O. KIRK, Of Knox County.
ron AUDITOR OF STATE,
RoBr w. TAYLOR, Of MAhoning County.
FoR SECRETARY or STATE,
ADDISON p. RU USSELL, of Clinton County
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ALFRED P. STONE, Of Franklin County.
FOR SUPREME JuDoE,
WIN. Y. GHOLSON, OF Hamilton County.
Toa MEMBER BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Scioto County.
For SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANSON SMYTH, Of Lucas County.