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$25 Reward for the
Detection of an
Illegal Vote.
To the People of Fairfield County :;

l." wv SUV'O " 1'''J'S" ""'J
We invite your attention to the fol
lowing provisions of the election law,
found in Swan and Critchfeld's Stat
utes of the State of Ohio, Vol. Up. 544
Sec. " ANY person who shall
wilfully vote in any township or ward
in which he has not actually resided
for twenty days next preceding the
election, shall, on conviction thereof,
be imprisoned in the Jail of the proper
county not more than six months, nor
less than one month.
Sec. X. Any person, being resi-
dent of this State, who shall 60 or
come into any county, and vote in such
county, not being an actual resident
thereof for thirty days next preceding
the election, shall, on conviction there
of, be imprisoned in the ponitentiary,
and kept at hard labor not more than
three years, nor less than one year,
Sect XII, Any resident of another
State, who shall votein this State, shall
on conviction thereof, be imprisoned
in the Penitentiary, and kept at hard
labor not more than five years, nor less
than one year
SEC. XII. Any person who shall
vote, who shall not have been resi-
dent OF this State for more than one
year Immediately preceding the cleo
ton; or who at the time Of the cleo
ton, is not TWEEN y-one years of age,
knowing that he is not twenty-one
years Of age; or who is not II citizen of
the United States, knowing that he is
not such citizen, &C., shall on convic-
ton thereof, be imprisoned in the coun-
ty Jail of the proper county, not more
than six months nor less than one
month.
SEC. XIII. Any person who shall
procure, aid, assist, council or advise
another to give his vote knowing that
such other person has not been resi-
dent of this State for one year immedi-
ately preceding the election, or at the
time Of the election he is not twenty
one years of age, or that he is not a
citizen of the United States, or that he
is not duly qualified from other disa.
bility to vote at the place whero, and
tho time when tho vote is to be Sivcn
shall on conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not exceeding five hundred
dollars nor less than one hundred dol
lars, and be imprisoned in the county
Jail of the proper county not more thar
six months nor less than one month.
SEC. Y. Any person who shall pro
cure, aid, assist, counsel or advise an
other to 60 or come into any county
for the purpose Of gaining his vote ir
such county, knowing that the person
is not duly qualified to vote in such
county shall on conviction thereof, be
imprisoned in the Penitentiary anc
kept at hard labor not more than five
years nor less than one year.
The undersigned have caused a care
full poll to be taken of the county,
Every legal vote is known, and every
man not a legal voter marked. Chal
lengers have been procured who viii
be at the polls to preserve the purity
Of the ballot-box, and mark and re
port every attempted illegal vote.
Any person attempting to vote, no
being legal voter, or any person at,
tempting to procure an illegal vote
will be prosecuted to the utmost limit,
of the law.
UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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Throw Everything
Aside.

Throw everything aside and go to
work, from this time until 6 o'clock P.
NJ. on the second Tuesday of OctobeN
The Government is in danger OF being
overthrown, and our gallant soldiers
in the field are in danger of being dc.
serted by the State which sent them
forth.
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The Scheme OF the Copperneads to Inn
port VNlIandigham Voters to Carry the
Ohio Election.

OHIO Election,
The following is an extract of pri-
vate letter which we have received
from gentleman from Southern Hi
nois, whom we believe to be we'll in
formed Com.
" l am well convinced that the cop
pcrheads of this State and Indiana are
going to make an effort to aid their
traitor brethren of Ohio to elect Val
landigham. ThiSthing triU be attempted
and everything depends upon your
triumph. If you fail, our lives and
property are not safe in Southern Illi-
nois. WARN THE UNION MEN OF OHIO
to WATCH this thing end PREVENT IT."
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THE ARIsTOcRATs OF EUROPE FA-
VOR THE ELECTION OF VALLAN-
DIGHAM.
All tho aristocrats, monarchists, and
enemies of Republican institutions in
Europe favor the election of Vallan-
digham.
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Prolong' the w ar.

Those who vote for Vallandigham
and Olds, vote to prolong the war, and
to establish the Southern Confedcracv
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The Union and the
Constitution.

Every. man who votes for John
Brough, votes to restore the Union and
to preserve the Constitution.
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vallandigham In tho Gun Trade.

NhluhuiSham IN the Uuh Irhue!
On the 10th of January 1861, Mr..
Clark's substitute for the Crttenden
resolutions was adopted in the U. S.
Senate through the refusal of half
dozen southern Senators to vote altho'
present, On that same day these
Southern senators tolegraphed to their
constituents all over the Southern
States to prepare for war.
On that same day Mr.. Vallandig-
ham, on behalf Of u traitor friend of
his, addressed the following letter to
the we'll known gun dealers in
Cincinnati
GEMS: A friend of mine n member
Of the House, desires to purchase
seventy five or more mimic muskets of
the same kind you furnished Col King
of Dayton, for the Zouave Guards, and
at the same price 80. lfyou can
furnish seventy five, or perhaps a good
many more, send me one here by express
as sample at once.
Very truly,
G i. VALLANDIGHAM.
p, Slow about the accouterments?
Nobody dares to deny the genuine,
ness of this letter, the original, which
may be seen being in the hands of the
gun dealers, Mark the suggestion
contained in this letter "If you can
furnish IS, or perhaps good many more
What honest man, or dishonest one
either, can contemplate the contents of
this letter, ard not feel in his heart
that the writer was at that date in com
plicity with the traitors?
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c L. VALLANDIGHAM
Don't Forget

That an excellent Photograph Of the
Hon. JOHN BROUGHcan be had at
the GAZETTE Office. !:
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UNION sEATE TtCKET.

N ~SS@AAb OSNSOSA ~ AOSSs
ONION SKATE TICRET.
(E2ssti0a Day, October 18th, 1869
FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN BROUGA,
OF Cuyahoga County.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
oHAS. ANDERSON,
OF Montgomery County.
FOR SUPREME JUDoE
HOOKING Fl. HUNTER,
OF Fairfield County.
FOR AUDITOR oE STATE
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Of Marion County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE
G. VOLNEY DORSEY.
Of Miami County.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JOHN II. BARRERE,
OF Highland County.
UNION SENATORIAL TIoKET.
For State Senator
JOHN M. CONNELL.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative
OLIVER P. LANDON.
For Cerk of Court of Comm on Plea
] Ohm D. NOURSE.
For Probate Judge
AARON P. ASHBROOK.
For Treasurer
OLIVER g. DAVIS.
For County Commissioner
MICHAEL A. LEST.
For Recorder
PATRICK II. McGKEW.
For Surveyor
JOHN W. FLOOD.
For Infrmary Director
JOSEPH MEISSE.
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Remember

That if VallOndgham should be
elected new hope and new courage will
be given to jeff Davis and his infer
nal crow and civil war will be brought
to your own doors.
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Come to the great onion basket
meeting on the 1O,h,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
Peace.

Every man who votes for John
Brough votes for speedy and honor
bic peace.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
Civil War

Those who vote for Valiandigham
and Olds vote for civil war in Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08

THE .INFIDELs SUPPORT VALLAN-
DIGHAM.
The infdols and enemies of the
Christian Church support Vallandig-
ham.
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Remember

That never before in the nations
history were such great issues, such
important results depending upon your
vntn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-08
Remember
That if you work faithfully the
blessed martyr will be beaten.
Remember

That if our wholostrongth is out wc
will ovorwhclm that prince of traitors
and scoundrels Vallandigham.
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Remember,

suppressing the rebellion.
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Go to the Election {!

Go early, stay late, work hard, work
earnestly, work long, work strong,
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
MEDICAL.

owins 70 the erowda state Of columns We ar. CON-
heodiaa.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NIarrietl.

CuArmAS-GRITEN. Tuesday evening, November
10 by the Rev Mr.. Ruck, Mir. George W. CHAPMAN to
Miss ESTHER T. GRnFES. all OF this city.
SAsDs-EAsss. On Thursday evening, November IL, at
No 81 Tiary street. Brooklyn, by the Rev. H. f. spa
ford minister of ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church. Mr. HoRAro to Miss AMEA EAssk, both or
this city.
English and Scotch papers please copy.
WIcur-I.AkARcE E-on saturday, November IA, by the
Rev. George McClosky, d. H., EDWARD Wight TO LOUISE,
daughter Of the late John La Fargo
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
AaTROLOQY.

Ovine 10 the crowded ssAae Of eur columns vs
heading 1
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
THE LrCTURH SEASON.

q A MERfcA AHD EUROPE. "A NEW LECr,
nseum, on Monday evening. November ls. at oelc
mission IS oenn, Reserved seats. IS cents EXTRA.
~ the usual PLACES.
VVOnEN's LOYAL LEAGUE LECTUREs "A ,
w OF slr lectures will be given un<c or the Auspic
Women's Loyal Naiisnal League, In the arge ha
Cooper Institute. Their object is To promote Juss
vh,ss ne Rsv ps seiious sn r's VII, prss,ss 1,l
NosdAy evening. November 10, by Mra Frances
late ouperintsndent Of contrabants at Port NJ
vn, D. keller. n. O.. Of fbiladeiphiA on rrid
ina november %; z: 2 whlgpls, Of Bosom, on
Decsmbsr l. and By Geo. NJ. Curtis and wendell
Whose evesiAss viii Be duly announced. Courss
9ss,isrs. o.. ladies z csc.s; 70 = cs'.,nsd :.
noass; Miilsr Msshsws'. conner BrssAvay an
street. and Crewea'a ~ Broadway; also q the on
Isasus Roc0, No % ccsDw instiiuAs, where
ticksts oAn - obsained.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
"A females want stua ions as cooks chsmoermsids and
lsundIesses girls for general house &C. al
Mrs LOVES German inskute No IL Stanton street
the Bowery.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16

----.--.
hoo FOR sALB-i BULL rRRR1ER, SKYE TER
IL rier Newfoundland and g. Bernard Pups Also.
Back and Tsa Pups Also, Back and Tan Terriers
Terrier oil OF the breed and good rntscrs
Pair iAi gwen Gall ., No II Roossvs srsst nrs nc.r
JOHN GRAY.
the choice breeds fr sale and Aock Buffers nfaibse
nAngs Oure and Plea Erterminasor. 0e per bottle Bat
ees new work D. Dogs boarded. trained &c medicines
for al dtseassa
CRrTBR Doc roR sALB-rwO YEARS OLD. WELL
- broke and retriever. price tto To be seen ~ Hen
rs s,asis, - twenty -ssvsnih street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-16
NAVAL PRIZE MON EY.

DRIZE MONEY.--PRIZE MONEY NOW RE-
il the oaces of WALDEN a WILLARD 70j Sos
sire g. Phia 'elph a. 81 Water street, CharlestOwn.
York street Brookyn, for the following new prize
tAuia . "vctory." and columbia for "Santiago d
memphis" for 'Magnolia;" Magnolia" for I'll
THE CREWS OF The SANTIAGO DE CUI
i Magnolia can obtain their prize money at onS
plying 10 WALDEN 4 WILLARD, 1877 YORK stree
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31
FoUNDRiEs.
xmE H0OsIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

"AvfcG COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY, WE ARP
nov prepared receive and satisfactorily
orders fc. and castings generally. The senio
partner tvs lust returned from the East, where he Ia
pro- pc desirable and perfect patterns for cook
and e. ntothe marke. Wee>pe
eisy INV attention Of wholesale stove dealers to
this arsp Of business. with request that they VIII
Civ. rs .ssn Our other work will embrace iron fronts
and esnu-as (which desire make prominent fea
turein manufacturr railing and mill castings, sugar
mills and kettles house work. such venaiors win
caps ills and hoOw~sre fact everything lrOiuced
in foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only vnise what we we'll and promptly per-
form
once Foundry. io3 south Delaware street. adjoin
Ing indianapolis and Cincinnati aud Indiana Central
Freight p~pots Indianapolis Indiana.
myi5- cox LORD 8 PICK
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NOTICE
OCuLIST.

H.rmem Marsh, Oculist,
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT INDIANAPOLIS
INDiANA.
nFFuy IN BI.ACKFORD's BUILDING, SECOND
" ro1. over the American Express ONCE.
J. Y. McDoxsLp indianapolis
A. l. RoscHx. Indianapolis
= 6rohsy Tovssf Indianapolis
JoHs PfsrrT. Wabash, J. ID AcDoskIp. Atffcs.
sVCksrY. wabash, NJ N. MJfFcsD, Atfica-
csAs sAfrx wabash. F.E. Purssr. Muucic,
Cskuss FAKr~KLI. Chicago. III
ykaEs Srxkss. Lafayette Ind.
Rss'd1 be No. ia. North Asr'di.n street.
apr3s-d3m
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/. MEDICAL. case
DIR. JOHN BULL,.. ~.
COMPOUND CEDRON BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Di'eovery
-, Of the slneiesath century-

Nvo MANS xAMR IS MORE INTIMATELY coy
nsctfd With the history o. tbs AaferlA hedca Of the
United States mcre fsvorsbly knnwn a. pi neer IN
vile Ky. His n,able pfepas.tien Of sarsspanls has
long stool AZ az had Of the various cornpoads 81 that
valuable drug His compound PICTORIAL Of Wild cherry
has become bousehsd uopd thru xhsuf tsss West and
south. ssa siswesm LazeHses IN fess than after
their introduction attained reyptaon az Widespread
a. the continent ~ North America. But the browning
vlsrx 81 his Ilfe be attained his latest dis
eovsrv. rather combination. for he docs clam
have been the d~coverer II CEDRON which the basis
Of the Bitfers offered the public That honor
longs the native snhabitants oi Central
whom Is virtues have been known FOR more than two
hundred years Armed with II. the Indian bids dearce
20 the most deadly nasra and handles without fear The
most veBsoas serpenfs - abslief with them that
while there breath left in the body the Cedron Is potent
70 cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While Or Boil r. not prepared Ia dorse this
giant prcensiOn he j. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating TO It's virtues,
that as remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
posure ether chsnges II weather and climate
or to the masmac Influences, Il stands without rival.
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
h ~ - n. n - VIA
and ts steudant train Of symptoms, 10 acts like
charm than medicine. There is nothing In the whole
range % the Matera Meca that can for moment bear
q comparison with tin this dsre sse.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the u s. Dspensatory pages 1887
and 1885
series Of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engaged has just been brought to successful
termination, and h Is enabled 10 offer 20 the public
combination OF Cedron with other improved toncs. the
whole preserved IN the best quality Of distilled
Bourbon whisky, which he confident has equal in
the world.
Re m, ht furnish volume % certificates but the pub
lie long since learned estimate such thing
their value The safest plan IS for every
for himself the virtues OF new medicine Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-31

sot Proprietor AMI Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
rr-i>S, uRicr RirSs 4 ti~-iysa-s Patents
The II rl Rlla--r Truss Il unlike anil SIlrrr 10 all
ohes In the f,!i.ging r'-Tts: VII neser hr,slk rus
cnafe. gull or hli~t.-r ie made stn or iii-r vii
cure llrfia Il y,arS stsi~s: d-rs nat prs injure
the corl anil i alaays clean anil essrl as
Patients - arcuruisiy fitted by s-ndinS size In
inches ar'Hini b,~iy IN line e rusfnre-
REFERENrE> as IT, slli-rirsy over o,isrs Tie fol
lowing only o1.rsd: Ir"fs Mst, artso~lru: and
Parker New York: rrufs i"larl and As7.v rldlasie-
pha Or. u. Jsin~f surgeon t;enral BUREAU, Wa<-
ingion; Profs. Braintri Fr-~r R.a AWi--ws and la
Wis. Cifrasp; Dr. wulcott. Milwaukee,. Wis
Manufactures AMI INaler In Slsziiier braces Af-iorn-
ina Supporters six and Gotten Elastic Stockings fOr
varico-e veins. snSJ-ris-,ry RaniacsS, &c. &c
Dir. WILCONS PATENT ARTIFICIAL I.Ff; man.
fariured y c. SiaGsr has many advantages all
others AMI e, iflce of such IL las rrrive,i the
first premiums at the United states Fairs unier tie
animation " the hes surgeons w country Its mo-
tim Is received fn a rula-r core (which will never
brrk giving IL great preference te aal spring
used in oihrr limlS.
Send stamp for pamphlet Posf Once Box 435o
n6y- For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'G2-d 3m
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GENERAL FOR INDIANA.

GENERAL FOR INDIANA.
Conrad aker Col. Ist indiana cavalry and A.
A. Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
hc~, Bisckford's Block. southeast Me-
-idisn and Washington streets, upstairs;
boards at No. i32 North Tennessee street.. ASA
James G. Jones, Col. 42d Ind. infantry and Su-
perintendent Cor Recruiting for Invalid Corps
and commander OF camp OF rendezvous. or
hces 3uci Headquarters; boards at Bates
John y. btu, Captain 7sth Ind vOlunteer in
fanfry III A. A. A. q. and Inspector. Office,
with Al =. ". G.: boards at Macy House.. LAG
Orris Bis Captain, 3eth Ind volunteer infan-
try an ASSISTANT Superintendent OF Recruit
Ing II bector, &c. Ofhee District Head
quarteN boards at Macy House. I,46s
T. J. de l. Hunt, Lieutenant aud Adjutant 26th
Ind wSlnieer infantry and Superintendent
of arr, = dsserters. Ofhce, with A. A. p.
M-G-S.----.---..-..-.-. ---.-.--.-...-. l-s2s
II. n FfnSr Lieut. and q. NJ, sd Ind volup-
teer IN e2afry, A. A. q. NJ. and Inspector W-
fc~. 10 A A. T. N. G.: boards at Patterson
House Observation-Disclosures. Lass
BOARD 4 ENROLMENT OF THE SIXTH ENROLMENT
-Fa.S: n,srptcr
u. BradeS Captain and Provost Marshal Of
nce 81 sSford's Block. Sd floor boards o.
Johnscss, three miles north Of the city, b.
railroas, ..s................s..... LAG
VIM J. Wallace. Commissioner Office Black
foti's siock; residence No. l6l East Market
street. ........................... Lac
Thomas : Harvey. surgeon. Office, with Pro-
vcst n = shsi; boards at No. T9S East wash
ingtonS reet................... 2.2ss
/; 1855.
Ada seTf- Darlington, ONCE in State House.. 4o54
so sa4
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CEnRON BITTERS

trial, and you will never any others
II Is not necessary to publish long list Of diseases for
which the Cedron Btters a specific
In, all Diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
OF LIVER;
Ia all afectionsof the BRAIN depending upon dersnge
msnt Of the stomach or Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
I'll destined 10 supersede all other remedies II not
My cures all these diseases but II prevents them
wine glass full Of the Bittersstaken hour before
each meal will Obvafe the Ill effects Of the most
healthy climate and the person taking it against
disease under the most trying exposure
Sold by Druggists and GrOcers generally.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in Indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomiinson
4 Cox, and J. W. Bryan jy20-d3m
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rRUSSES. &C.

Z B. 8 EEB EY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. lac CLssE 81. Cmcseo. III.
Branch Ohee-No. 81 yarh Fsrh Street ST. Loua. No
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mintsry Directory Of Indianapolis
Ind ana.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p Mosson, Governor: Office, State House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois sts % 900
W. X Holloway, Colonel and Privste Secretary
20 GoAsrnor. Once, State House; resides
With Governor Morton 266l
". n. n Terrell Major and Military Secretary
% Governor. Once. state House; residence
Loves 3ock, on Ohio street. ....-......... AIS
". ~ - later, MAO - Regiment, Indiana
volunffF A. u. e. 20 Governor. Office,
State use; boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Lar. So'Ae. Adjutsnt GenersfE Of Indiana. fef
Office, tate House; boards at Bates House,
600 fam the state and O., 6ss pay Of Col
o"~' 49,. ''fof
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