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liar properties ofrsstopg grey hsir TO IT. Original color
and causes Il TO The color IL possessed before n
turned grey. It y permanent cure for 6sDdra2,
sniivshs me roots ofthe hsif ves tAe
har lasting and nstu mi mofstsre ecnfZ
itching Aal Of theskin Persons
tina :tson tAas they have tried ~ knds q
Ind any article that would pvodsce the dsd result
until they had tried ny Hair Tonic II has curs1 per
cons who had solid Of dssdru al kntteA ~
ceuentrd topsthsr ~ the shAIs.of cap covsiag the
whole head and the OF thirty days after nsHg
my Tonic the and dandrn all disappeared and the
hair which had until that time been prevented mon
growing resumed 10 fermer healthy srowth.
In the Of one James Mershou the In
fautry whose head was covered With thick coating OF
aasArun and scnrf mentioned abpyc. and whose hair
had almost completely fallen ont Is show virtue Of
this Tonic for IN the Of three wek3 application
oft his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
eommenced to beautifully. ThA only one case
Of the kiudin thousand could mention many ofhers
but for and cost prev epted from de-
ing so.
SOLD by 9EORGECABTS. corner Of Second aud Main
sreet Price cents per bottle iberki discouna
he trade. oczd6m
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Iowa and the Rebellion.

TN PRESS OF J. h. L1PPlNCOTT X
n, ph,isd.lphis Btsloryo Il Io~t frofs in the
wso,,hs Tniof a an.t eli eion, lsel ., by L l.. II
GrRsblL- ,., :. -. -, a., -,
.s snt into the Il Id fr,u the State Ct Iowa With
s.., a4.crit ,iops battles In which thos- tro ~
have borne prominent part. AmouK ITEM may be
n,med: Wilson's Crees blue Mill, belmont. FORT rcn-
luka q rfnts Ptair sro,et hickassv BAYOU, Port ib
son H. kan Ch@nyon Hills the big hlaek Assault Vi
WICK sbsyg th4 sieg H. Cherokec. CD ttsnoega,
,h~ PRINCIPAL gag. nrnts 81 The camlAgn o. Aus =,
a. ii. r., Riv4r Exp ditnn nkin- fery. and ether
ereagemrnt. in Geureia Alsban A~f~>ff1 hfshh as
Nj .aut and Virginia S.yersl Ca airy sias arr hi-o
d-.c, with ou tersb itts aud about I, Ell piahs
of la tie Illustrate thete1t & -.
The WORK has been prepa ed wth no little du'Rehce
and nains ith y co .ss-d hove ~ the subject fvm o
Hciai acc UNITS arrsti,es of many est-~isrfe sha
oth.r eogr go emitted credit d. IL sh psd VII coz
rain no IN accu ef the career our
the war which the, did much - biug to
Gloss
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representation Of the hon rable. the sfor','s ~
the vol-nteer soieery OF Iesa, ~ d. unisss De ~
1, fsiI,d in hi. de- ign il cannoi be withs." 500
nf int.r4t TO Ios.. No kn9~ whai brfgn' iee hs
soldier, made ~ N Nhsns Cts ek s1 Aaeuss, o'' "
Not il. and o'umtn-. IN Aptil, 1879 +,
Z IN. tIysce 81 the shst VII ps i''sr y
a,.,u, .o, ase. viii be % so.
,4hr.i ~ d,et;, N N, sre the trade, thrtugh whom
the vork will be rrinc,psiy sod Acdrss
aos 2 0 Box 1i4, Ws-hiustoa, Dc
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,HERIFFs sALH.--state of Iowa. lie

~ county, Sly virtue of .peciai execution 10 me
directed issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
co1nty in favor.c hi ard wright, and against
no. Nn ecutof n estate Of John Court
wright dcessei will cell the highest bidder, at the
front door Ct the Clerks Office of District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa. st hsoSuk, in said county on the
O'Clock a. m and O'clock ?. Communicating at ?
o'clock p m q said day. the following property, towss
est also the north set Quarter II section TO-
ship g. west alec the northwest quarter OF the
southwest qnareT Of section 30. nship o. range
wet rito the half OF the northwest quarter OF sec
ton y, township %, range uet, also the northwest
quarter OF SECTION IS township g. range rest also the
norihea. quarter 81 section 70. township ca range
containing all ST. acres more Les, in Lee
cocuty. Iona.
T. 10 sold hy order ofcouft to satisfy said writ Of
ecGtion. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
rrintsr's Zee 30 90. Sheriff Of bee CO. fewa.
keokuk. Dec. ~, 1865. we'd
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- HERfFF'S SALE State Of Iowa Lee County 81
- y v'rtae Il special cuton, drco tad.
srtd ~ the tet Of the District Court Of ssi
il f.spr o. II Barker. executor OF the estate OF Led
yard Linel deceased and against james " Nit he
aus III trher, viii s. II 10 the HIGHEST bidder, at
the font door ~ The Clerk ofic" OF tie District Coar
Of Ice county, Iowa, at Ike kuk in si county. thu
Isl Gas 90 thrAry. 1865 bet2 the hoBrs al ocl,k
a. n aai O'Clock .. IN. commencing O'Clock D.
u said dAs the foowing pr perty e-aii Nv MY feet
fronting Main street Of lots and beirg 10 feet of
each adjoining each other. and extending 20 feet In
Width through sad lot to the alley commencing ~ feet
from the 81 Main aud Sixth stret in block % in
the ely of hsakuk lee county, Iowa.
To he sold u order Of Court satisfy sail grt ofeX
cutilu ISRAEL A$DERs n.
Pr.tte-'s fe s. o. seerif of Lee Co.. Iowa.
Ke3knk, lau ID, ls5 WED
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lee County Poor Farm.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accord
silh resolution OF the eoard OF snpervis. re-
of onuty low, sealed proposal III ha rec+iyedhy
the Undersigned committee till tae first Monday In Feb
ruary 1906 in regtd Ia letre the Poor Farm. tog-tter
alt the appu nances and ali othec property there
to ei1neiuE SCH pr sails v Ill STATE the length Of
yrr.ea desires lease the iarnl; sso the price
egre bn pad To- the rtHrd Of the sane, tgsiher
vita tao prize fr sIdsg this poar per week tor lhe
person IL up sd that she p-rssn who rents the
hail charge II ali the poor in The poer
House I'D give gcaF and sufficient securv, u be aP
prove. this cnmtfre f1r th- faithful perio N
% h- la Ter contract 10 he entered into b~e-n
thu tenaut and IA committee beaaf 1T the county
Propo als nu be directed this oomui tee in Of
the CLERK Of the snpervi-ors Fort Madison,
Iowa 9 HYDE.
" II. HOLLAND Committee.
Ians,lln ELIAS OVERFLOW
n r4ry q .vMrr.ur SAMPLE
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SHERlkFs sALE.--SrArser Iowa, LEE Counts
- BY virtue Of special execution 70 inc Gireeeu'
ned by the Clerk ~ the District Court OF SAID county IN
favor " Hiram Barney, and against s,hs" Low
-nstein I viii seil 70 the highest bidder, ~ me
frn, door NJ the Clerke Office OF the District Court
OF Lee county lows keosus, in said county, on the
.otb sy of January A. ID. lso6 between the hours Of
o'ro.k A. NJ aud 4 o'clock r NJ, commencing al
o'clock p NJ of said day tho following property to-wt
Lots o eleven M aud t~eive ~. il block one
hund ed and tyniHe 7s in the city OF keokuk
Lee county. LAVA
To sod ny order ofccurt TO satisfy said writ Of
ecutit ISRAEL ANDERSON, -f
Printer Pee ~ % Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
Ke0kuk Dec -, 1895. ve3
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CHERItR'S SALE.-STATE 81 Iowa, LEE CouSrl-ss.
- b. virtue 0f special execution to directed
sued hy the CLERK the District Court said county in
favor 81 Hiram BARNEY sud against j. " B-rk-r.
If A. c. Barpsr. deCr tseG. will SOL t. the highest
bidder the tr door of the Clerk Office Of The DIS
# lee County, Iowa. at keokuk, in ri,l
County the 10Th hay Of Jan. A. H. lnt between the
hour. ot octOck A. NJ and4 0clpck p. n,
clock Z. NJ et said dsy. the following property TO-
The south ba Of te4Iur th-stst quarter ~ Fl
section uEetaen taf taaIshp siAtv-~eseu f17 range
nv 81 Hest. IL les county. Iowa
Tote 3l orer ni ccart Z, satisfy ssid writ of exc
cution.
heoSus. Doc. 70. ls65. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers roe - CO. sod shrIih ri i.ee Co. Iowa.
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- UERIFFS ALs.-Stst, OF Iowa, Lee eaunty-ss
~ Ny virtue OF special execution - directed, IL
saei by Clerk the District Court Of said county,
II lr3ro Hiram BArney aud against Alfred Robert
viii sell to tue hi chest bidder the front door the
Clerks oh Of the D,arSt Court of Lee county Iowa.
at Keokuk, said county the 1T day OF February.
lNuh bet the a. If o'cicck sud q, 10
= nme hcies st o'clock m cf said lay, tn 81
oSg roAerty to-~it Lot y ia becA LIS, in The city
81 ke4kuk. lie county, loga.
T. b. Ia by order Court TO satisfy said writ OF
oeHtion ISR.EL ANDERSON,
X kuk Iau3 1855. w sh,Iir Lee Ca Iowa
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- HERIFF's StLE-State Of Iowa, Lee County, g..
y By virtue OF sp al ition t. directed s-
sne 10y tbs Clark Of the District Court Of said county
in favor of nrapr Clark 20. ant against McHin-
ey wul sell TO the CHEST bidder the front door IF
the CLERKS Office Of the District Court 4 Lee county
vs., at h-okuS Ia said cannty, the lst day Of sb
rn.rv. 1886 .e-tw.rn the hours ~ . clock md i
o'cl ,ck p m mmsncing nj ocleck p % said day
the tod wing property, to-wt Iot AID :. IN liock
~. in the chy Of Reoknk, Lee county. iowa
tn be sold ty order Of Court "a satisfy said writ Of
ecation. lSR,EL ANDER~OS,
Prinrrsf.N - 90 Sheriff II Lie comfy, Iowa
keoxuk Jan 81, 1865. wrdj
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KEOKUK INFIRMARY
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

HNHIS Institution is situated in the most
L pie ssstt aud healthy part Of the city u keoknk.
Iowa well in every respect TO the
comfort Of in.aIds
The following admitted and treated in this
Institutiof:
ls Surgical diseases all requiring Surgical
operations
~ Diseases Of the Eye and Far
81 Discusses Of III. Lung. Throat and Heart.
4th. pisesses o! Women.
Drs SANFORD & CURTIS having retired from the
genei practice medi jpe will give tbAr entire time
! and attention -se- o. the ki nd enemsrat-d-
The Dep rtneht OF Surgery aud hssesses Of the bye
AMI Ear will he under the special charge o. DR. sAs
FORD while that Of Dsssses of the bnss, Throat ana
Heart and the Diseases of Women will be Hnder the
special chsrg- Dr CURES, though either viii asslst
tue other in d teult cases.
This enterprise has insucce-sfH operation more
than wear and il is Believed private Clinic In the
Unitr States prrsentsa larger uHmoer NJ interesting
and important rs-te sk&
Physicians dasaiug through or s'iournng III our city
.rs in.c4 ~ Fitif the nsrrnsrv sa2 div
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- lERlFF'- StLT-state of iowa. Toe connty-ss
By ylGtue OF "A spe 'ia eaecntion directed,
sued by the ClAi III the district onrt Of said County
III favor of v Ramsay and spoford executor Of
c Rl nscy. daeassd md agsnst sai'ie Nsrston, will
81 the hghe-t bidder the front door Of the Clerks
If the strict ourf of Lee untv Iowa, at keo-
~ -aid colntt the 1-t day ct February. 1880
l. tween the hours ~ oelack AMI o'ci Ok ;,
nclng st O'Clock OF said day, tie foloaing
propsfy, ait lots 10, H. aud H. block lao IN the
city o. Keokuk Lee county Iowa.
To be sold by order of Court satisfy said writ Of
cutpn. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Ps trr's fee, s. 90. Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa
Ke kak, Jan 3, 1865. wed
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CHERIFF's Atk-stste II Iowa, Lee couniy -.'.
- ny virtue Of q se1at execution 10 me directed, L.
sued v the Clerk of the District Court Of sid
favor # Hiram Barney Aua .in.t Grorge colman
will sell the highest bidder. ut the front door ot the
Clerks Office oil the District Court ct Lee county Iowa
he5kak in sail ths lst day Of February.
j. S h.is-4n the hours Of o'cioek IA aud oci"ek
p IN comm nrng al DEL ok of said DAY. TIM i'l-
lowing property, to-w The euihwe+t ~ iter AND ae
half the unrtw quarter Of recton q spd the
southeast quarter Of section p, ali Ia nsp ~ rn
wet. in Lee county, iowa.
To by order Of Cont to satisfy said writ OF
ecBton. ISRAEL ANDFkSttN,
E..kaS Jan 3 ls66 we'd Sheriff Ice Co Iowa
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G-UERffE~s SALE Stat X Iowa. Lee County -ss
- Bv virtue of sieoid execution. 10 ciFe-ted -
sti IS tn CLERK ~ the District Cuutt It sie -3uut ~
favor x Nul Is Collin assignee rs Ntt, caus au9
against Wm Niueumey,r Will .ei tot hizhest bid
de- * tho front dor - the Clerks oicc II tie nitei
Court ~ La county, Iowa At heokut in sufficiently, OF
the lei day 81 FEBRUARY, 1866 between tie boar. q
o'c,e,s IN. sni p rs commeuoiug n O'Clock +
Of sad dav the f ,Wi.g rra Grey ., Wit: I.s II ard
Il IL beak If IN ihr city Eeohuk, Lee county. Iowa
70 be sold y order o. Court - .aii'f ~. ~it Of exc
euti3n 1sRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers foe e. 90. Sheriff Lee eeGuty, Iowa
kuk 1854 fualf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31
DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENTS.

If ever pure patriot lived on earth, all hon.
coin. The La Cross Democrat, coupling the
name of 'the Good President" with that of
John Brown and Jim Lane, speaks of him thus:
'FThe mystic three"-the trinity of crime
the Apostles of ruin-the awful nondescript
hags of Abolition, they have passed from earth
to-their reward"
A democratic paper in Crawford County, the
editor of which is Finefrock man, has the fol-
lowing:
"The internal Abolition thieves of the Nation
want now to raise 'tMoNUNENT TO LINCOLN. "
This is the purest nonsense possible, for Lin
coin raised one for himself before they killed
him, and monument Of infamy too, that will
endure forever and ever"
This same Crawford County Finefrock editor
tells what he would do if he were President Of
the United States, thus:
"If l was President of these States, would
CrOmlCellize the rump Congress of Sumner, Sa-
tan, Stevens d Co. within twenty-four hours
from this date. l would send one S back to
his native hell, and the other two S S would
hang by the neck higher than their prototype
Haman hung, as a caution to other traitors;
NOulu uOl puJuOft vi pdTOle OdVlS, 1OT
l do not think this gentleman, this hero, this
statesman and patriot has been guilty of any
fault or crime which demands either pardon or
parole or imprisonment and would release
him Immediately and unconditionally, and give
him the best place in my Cabinet. l would
remove every stealing, ltieUing postmaster in the
United States, aud put in their places faithful
Democrats who love the Union as it was, and
the old Constitution as it was before it was
tinckered by the Black Abolition hell whelps
in Zion"
After dwelling with enthusiasm on the beau
tiful harmony of the Sandusky Convention
which nominated Finefrock, this editor winds
up by affirming that the Convention was actu-
ated by "no desire for any thing but to restore
the rights of the people, the Constitution as it
was framed and the Union as it was before the
accursed rebellion of the North against the
South ruined the country by enslaving and
numbering the people"
This is the sort of men who nominated Fine
frcck, with whom he is in sympathy, from
whom he expects his warmest support, and
whom he proposes to represent in Congress-
We let the facts speak for themselves. Com
ment is unnecessary. If simple statements Of
the truth will not move the loyal men of San
dusky County, and the Ninth District of what
ever party leanings or isms, to stamp such doc
trines and such a candidate with the brand of
utter defeat and political infamy, then exhor-
tation, argument and appeal were useless.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31

To show the utter recklessness Of assertion
and entire disregard of truth which character
ICES T. P. Finefrock's speeches, we cite state
ment made by him at the meeting last Friday
evening at Clyde. He said there that the Jour-
nal had abused a man named Tyler, a johnson
man ofthis place, who was wounded in the army.
Now, every reader of the Journal knows, and
Finefrock knew, that there was not word OF
truth in the statement. We have not before,
in any way alluded to Mr.. Tyler, or even print
ed his name, and print it now only to illustrate
this outrageous mendacity of the CO, 7erhead
nominee for Congress. For Congresst What
sort of man is he for Representative to Congress,
who before an intelligent audience will be
guilty of falsehoods SO barefaced that nearly
every man within hearing knoos them to be
false. Such conduct disgraces even the party
which nominated him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31
MORE NIENDACITY.

The Messenger says that Gen. BUcKLAND Ga
few years ago said that all foreigners ought TO
be driven out of the country, and that there
should be gallows erected at every seaport
to hang all who came over" The editor fur
ther says, 'the gentleman who gives us this in
formation will certify to the fact if the accusa-
tion is denied" The stupendous absurdity Of
this falsehood of course defeats its own object.
Nevertheless we are authorized to deny il IN
toto. Bring out your witness. There is not a
shadow of foundation for the lie. 1t is made
out of whole cloth. Gen: Buckland never was
tinctured with Native Americanism," So
called, nor was he, as some of those who are now
prominent copperheads were, member of the
@Know Nothing order. Nobody, either, ever
suspected him of belonging to that other secret
political order, the knights of the Golden Cir
cle." Finefrock can't say SO much.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31

ter of the gay throng wore fancy costumes
Robert Heller personated some six or eight
characters during the evening. Kings, Queens,
Courtiers Knights, Nuns, Mandarius, Clowns,
and in fact nearly every variety of costume was
to be seen. The ladies mostly wore full-dress
and were attired in the choicest apparel and
their persons ornamented with glittering jew
els. The dancing lasted till half-past one
o'clock, but the carousing held on till break Of
day. The cost of the Ball was $500, and the
receipts some $4,000.
Friday morning paid my bill and started
FIR Atlantic, where 1 think you will likely hear
from me again. HOTEL INSPECTOR.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31
DIR MEETINGS

Are almost everywhere attended more largely
than the same kind of gatherings have been
eUer before! At Norwalk, on Saturday last,
5000 Union men were in council. The copper
head paper there put the number at 5000; but
some estimated it as high as 10000. And this
without any special effort to get out large
crowd. Last week the cops had "Grand Mass
Convention" at Tiffin, at which they advertised
Gen. Geo. W. Morgan Geo. W. McCook, Vice
President PendletOn, and half-dozen more
cOpperhead celebrities, as speakers. Pendleton
was there; but the Mass was not Afterwards,
without any "blowing, and when no foreign
speakersIwere expected, the Union men held a
most enthusiastic gathering, which in point Of
numbers and spirit threw the copperhead con-
vocation quite into the shade and sent despon-
dency into the Seneca county unterri6ed. The
meeting at Monroeville on Tuesday was SO
large as 10 astonish both friends and foes,
In fact, from all parts of the District come re-
ports of the most determined and hopeful feel
ing among the friends of the Union. They
mean that copperhead shall not be returned
to Congress this year from the Ninth District.
Amenl Now, let us-EvERY NAN-look abo ut
and see what we can do to ensure the impor-
tant result. Is there man who wants light
and knowledge and encouragement? Help himl
Give him documents. If you see a speech or q
statement of facts adapted to his wants, see
that he has access thereto. These things can fire.
qusntly be done without much cost of time or
trouble. But let US be indefatiguablel Thus
shall victory crown our banners, and the last
scheme of copperism ignominiously fail, and
with it the final hope of traitors to obtain con-
troll of the Government with traitorous designsI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31

The copperhead orators and press are loud in
denuuciation of the taxes. They omit to men,
ton that Congress made a reduction during its
late session Of one-fifth of the whole Federal
taxes, and all that on articles of universal or
general use, SO as TO favor the poor and those
in moderate circumstances. This the cops know
is true; but they never mention it.
Now, on the other hand, how would it be
should the Seventy Southern members be ad-
mftted to Congress without the ratification of
the Constitutional Amendment? How would
our taxes be affected by the unconditional ad-
mission of these men and the election of North
ern copperheads in place of the present loyal
members The Southern press and statesmen
boldly proclaim, that the Northern people must
Be tdred to pension their soldiers and families
and to pay the Confederate debt. They plainly
aver that they want to be represented in Con-
gress for that uery purpose. Should they get
the power this is what they will do. Why not2
They claim their ''lost cause" was just, and
their giving it up entities them to perfect %eq'Sai-
ay Of taration," as they call it. Remember
this, taxpayers, and lay the matter plainly be-
fore your neighbors and friends.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-31
Hol For California !

A NY PERSON NOT wishing to go to California can
n make good sTRIKB by calling the subscriber as
he is determined to give bargain in buying
his tRrm known as the Shube Reynolds Farm situated
about two and half miles south of from the -four
ishng village of Clyde and about five and half miles
south of east from the City of Fremont containing Ill
acres of land 81 under fence and the rsander
hmbered There is on the premises good frame house.
containing six large rooms, besides Eve smaller ones
such as butery, bed rooms and pantries also good
barns and outhouses two good wells Of never-fang wa
ter good csern; alse plenty of pure running spring
water for stock About 80 large bearing apple trees
peach trees plumb and cherry trees also about three
hundred buded peach trees large enough to set in the
Spring
Also another tract Of land Of about tweuty-oue acres
laying nearly southwest from the Depot Clyde There
is this piece of land good frame house as good as
He, well finished, also twenty -four Eve large apple
trees, which bear choice fruit; aso about twenty
small ones, set four years. all Of the choicest kinds
fruit also lot Of peach, pear plumb and cherry trees
and sugar orchard of about 90 large maple trees and
make the little place desirable still there is beau
tfu spring pouring out its cecold" water within few
feet Of the dwelling house, making such inviting
treat hot summers day beneath the large spreading
branches of an Ancient Beech and Willow which over.
shadows the Spring.
The above described places will be sold together or
separately to suit purchasers For terms and further
particulars enquire at the JOURNAL Office.
s. N. REYNOLDS.
Aug. 2. 1S66.-n32m6.
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County Ticket.
UNION PLATFORM.

Resolved, That the Union party Of Ohio, hav-
ing sustained the General Government during
four years of successful war against the united
efforts of rebels in the South and their partizans
in the North, now demands that Peace shall be
established upon, such stable foundations that
rebellion and Secession will never again endan-
ger our National existence.
Resolved, That this Convention fully endors-
es the Amendment to the Constitution prOpos-
ed by Congress to the Legislatures of the States,
as liberal, wise and patriotic adjustment; and
the Union party of Ohio pledge for it their uni
ted and hearty support.
Resolved, That the nation owes the heroic
men of our Army and Navy debt of lasting
gratitude for their patriotic services in defense
Of the Constitution and the Union, and we urge
upon Congress the duty Of equaliziDg the boun-
ties, and that while we cherish with a tender
affection the memories Of the fallen braves, we
pledge to their widows and orphans the Ma
lions care and protection.