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II Fhey are Honest They will
AnSSyeri

To Or Beaale. and Lewis Lewton. Re.
publican nominees:
GENTLEMEN: As You are, each one
caLdilates to Represent the reople of this
Corn'y in the Ohio Legislature, we take
tie liberty, in behalf of those interested, to
make an inquiry Of you, touching matter
which we hold to he param0ul. in interest
and Importance. II is perfectly fair, rca.
sonah'e and legitimate inquiry, and unless
you are the veriest demHgogles and trim
1ners, you will answer US squarely and unc.
quiyoca''y.
There ia, as you are all aware, PROPOSE
tlon pending in Congress 70 provide for
UNIvFfFAL M4Sup0D SUFFRAGE las YOU
cali il in all the States or this country, hv
a. om2a1nent to the FGD7GA1 CoVsTIrr
TON. TIE prospect is, as the measure j.
in the dir"ct lin Of yoar party policy, and
essentia ~ its tul' ley ,Iopmant, that it will
pass at the next session. We undpr>tlnI
you all to be favorable to the proposed
STATE Constitutional amendment looking
to the same end, AMI W. take it far granted
also that yoa 90 nprehenl the import of
the lalg,mgs ot yolr State platform. by
which it is asserted that the people If the
States (''the local or State organizations, +"
will not be allowed to 'ahridge away" the
rights which are claimed for the negro.
Now, what we desire to know Of you.
and what We DEMAND to know, is this If
the people Of Ohio, at the approaching cleo
tion, vote mo" on the negro suffrage
amendment, and thus record their opposi
iion to it, or, in other words, 'abriige
away" the assumed right of the negro to
participate in their elections, will you, or
either of you, lin the face Of this public ex-
preston Of the will Of the peoplel ae a
member Of the Legislature, vote for the rat
iication of the FEDERAL AMENDMENT. to
which we have referred as now pending in
Congress? viii you. in short. vote to force
negro suffrage, by National authority, upon
the people of this State, against their ex.
pressed wish? ..-..
Now, gentlemen, one and all, if you are
worthy, either Of the ctnf flenc,, support.
Or respect, Of those whom you 40 X TO rep.
resent in a public capacity. YOU will answer
promptly and without equivocstioh.
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The Fasi Elections.

Tho spring AMI SIMMER election9 BE- ng
now over Kentucky finished up the lat,er
on Monday week. The next State election
that will be hoId will be IN Vermont, on
September 3d. California follows on Sep.
tembeF 4th. and Maine on September 9th.
On October 9Th, Pennsylvania. Inliann,
Ohio and Iowa will vote; and on NGvem-
Ter 5th, New York, New Jersey, Delaware.
Maryland, Massachusetts Michigan, Wis
consiB, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Missou-
ri and Nevada. Colorado closes the list Of
fall elections m Norculhe. I2th.
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S. Z. Chase, Eho but 4 few years ago
was resident of Cnlunbus, and was not
worth $1,000. has been at Washington a
few years in oifl,e ou a salary per year IN
sufficient 10 sustain him in tn" style he lv-
el AMI although he has been engaged in
no Legitimate business outside Of hts offices,
has ANA sed tie handsome little fori pne Of
ST00 900.
Upon the disclosure Of which, some Of
the RI licais are kicking upa rumpus -
Nor because they cen.urc ChIse for what
h. has his done, but hecInSe h got more
than hi, shar". ThuYlow We'd made some
very disAgreeabe disclosures as to how
Chase got his litIe fortnla, AM therrupon
the Ae.0 Y~h Hsr1H c>mes 0 Chase res
cDb, in the folio wing style:
"Rnmor has it thar Chief Justice Chase
within Il few years has in3tra 'ad his fortune
lrnm SiD.0J) to $7OJ01J whcrrupon the
verabie fhurIoW Weed brtrays som curos
ity touchiD these suggestive stati,tics.- =
But IL the cid Iobl King we're to give Us
the clear profits Of his free WOO, statistic 3,
ms HtHtlsl2r Rl hat an ahSHd0lIai Trip to
Eurnpn, his steanhoat statistics. bis cana
and raiTml lobby statistics, AMI ansvo all,
his whisky tax statistics, it wnall ha easy
tn show how Mr. Cna4 might have realized
500. 0OO Or S. 09l0DJ in the last seven
years on the same principles Of turning an
honest penny
Radicals Of Ohio, think Of it. 300 000
Of your money gone to public servant,
whilst yoa have TO labor to refund it to the
Treasury.
Let US comment. Let them tell. We
will soon be wiser if not better than we have
been. The Herads theory of cxcuSing
Chase is to prove Weed pu.hned more
than Chase. A new plank in the Radical
platform.
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The Loyalty of JOi1n A. Logan.

As John &. Logan has lately delivered
himself of yinlent invectiVe against the
South, in which he took occasion TO say
that Lad he been the cap,or OF jefferson
Davis, he would have hung linn on the spot,
it is well to inquire who is hogan, and what
claims can he rightly set up to loyalty"
l. is well known that in 1861 logan was
di>loyal, the most ultra seceSsiutist in
Southern Illinois. He made no secret of
his denlmcatiuns fthc war and its objects
In May of that year, he was attending cnurt
at McIAansb1ro, in Hamilton County =
Bills were posted around town announcing
that there would be a Union meeting at
the Court holsn, and that the meeting
would he addressed BY Hon. S. s. Marshall,
then Judge of this Judicial Circuit. In
anticipation of the meeting some Of the Buys
raised the stars and stripes over the Court
hnuse. Shortly after this Logan came out
Of one of the hotel in company with the
late Chester Carpenter, and seeing the flag
waving over the Court ho1enr asked. with
an oath, what it iaeant2 Upon being in.
formed, he conDracnced in the most vehe-
ment manner to denounce the war and Judge
Marshall, aiding that he would not speak
Under the Cd d-n fag," and at tbs same
time pulled out his knife ana started 10 the
direction of the iag. with the evident in
tention of clHtiHg 1t down. He was re-
strained by the counscls ot Mr.. Carpentcr,
Cloyd Cronch, and Others. Noe, this is a
fret, and we make thu charge publicly -
We can furnish the evidence Of better me n
than Logan to sphstntiate what ws charge.
Accorliuq t, his own idea Of the p nalty
which shonld attach tn treason, he ought
| him of to he ''hnng without Judge or jury. :"
--- Mount Fernoa LII Free Press.
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WHY Il Esf
Here ara samo facts which the public


Here ara snmo facts which the public
wight to consider:
|. The pnhlic dpht in Mly. 1875, vas
- $50. 5oS. 526. Two wears later IL is 81.
$50. 5Sl. .2S9. Two years of Ralical peac.,
have increased the ruhlie debt. Why is ~
2 In Nav. 1888. American 'ccuri,les IN
Lcn ION were wnr,h 73lr and nov. Ii4.-.
Two vaars nf Radical pence have iessened
the ercl,, of the (fwernnrnt. Why Isit?
3. IT, Nav. 1865. gold in New J ork wa,
worth lsl; now 81. Two wears Of Radical
peace have Deprecated the currency. Why
sit2
We can tel you Why: within one week
after the Surrender Of Lee. it was obvious
to every body that the North had won ev-
cry thing it hal proitssed to fght for; and
that peace, harmony and prosperity we're sll
within our reach. just about that fine Il
few leaders Of the Republican party con
csiyra the idea If keeping the South ont of
the Union until It's poi'tioal power could he
controlled ior Ire benefit Of the thieves in
Office. An 'he w,angIine, depression and
expcase which have resulted are due to this
purpose alone. A few Williams and thieves
in Congress arrest the business ofthiS great
nation until hey can suEuGate intelligent
white mon to the rule Of barbarian blacks,
who will rermit them to steal perpetua)ly.
There is no other reason in the world why
our debt is not greatly reduced, our bur
deHs lessened, nurcrndit enh1ncad, a. our
currency appr ciated to nearly the value of
gold. We desirs that our raadors shall
kenp it pcrpetually in mini that as war re-
shifted from wicked means tn obtain power,
so do the burdens we hear now result from
eqnally wicked persons to keep power
How long? ..
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aay, Resolce,I. That the 100000 Dem

= saS' ResotCetL. That the 100000 Demo
Gratis OF Ohio send to the people OF the
United States, both North and South, greet
ing; and when tho people of the North
shall have fulfilled their duties to the Con.
stitution and to the Sou h, then. and not
until then, will it be proper for them to
take into consideration the question Of the
right aQd propriety coercion. 4
General Hayes, in his Lebanon speech, ac-
tnaly quotes the above resolution Of tie
Ohio Democrats, in 1861, Tor censure ard
condemnation. In other words, in his est
nation, it is quite proper for some States
10 refu'e to perform their obligations to the
Constitution. and yet enforce the obliga.
iions upon other Stntes. We wonder ftbe
Radical candidate for Governor ever heard
of that teacher Of law and morals who adj.
vised the censorio,,s to get the beams out
cf their own eyes" before they entered ur.
on that operation in regard to ''motes' in
Others. General Hayes will allow Us to saw
that it is indescribably mean for one party
TO do what it arraigns as n crime in anoth.
er. Those who set up as political purists
ought to have clean skirts. - En9,aior.
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WAR DEP'T., WASHINGTON c TY, |
AuJust 10 1857

Sir: Your nrtc Of this date has been re-
ceived. informing me that BIZ virtue Of the
power aad authority vested in you as Pre-
.ident hv the Con n-titution and laws of the
United States, | am suspended from office
as Secretary Of War, and will cease 10 expr-
else any and all functions pertaining to the
same, and also directing me at once to
transfer to General u. s. Grant, who has
this day heen authorized and empowered to
act as Secretary of War nd interii01 all rec
ords, books, papers, and other property
now in my custody and charge. Under a
sense af public duty | am compelled TO de
ny your right under the Constitution and
laws ut the United States, without the ad
vice and consent of the Senate, and without
legal cause, to suspend me from Office as
Secretary OF War, or the exercise Of any
and functions pertaining to the same or
without such advice and consent to compel
to transfer to any person therecards, books,
papers, and other public property NY Gus
tody as Secretary of War But ina<much
as the General commanding the armies of
the Uuied States has been appointed
Secretary of War ed interim, and has
notified me thai he has accepted the ap
poiutnnnt, have alternative but to snbss
nit under protes', to superior force.
Very respectfully. yours.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War
tn Tho proa;1ort
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A Woman suss'rageite Candi-
dafe

John c. Lee (GineraI) the boy candidate
for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio THAT is,
intellectually is somewhat troubled on the
Womsn qnestinn, and is an advocate of
Woman Suffrage. In his late speech in
Columbus he said: ~
''it ia said that the rebellion could not
have lasted half as bong as it did II it had
not been for the bunyant. determined rebel
women. / believe he'd il not been tor the
tire. loyal women Of the North, who, with
all ihfir nliEh,y powers, stood behind tn, ir
husbands. their fathers and their sons, and
gave them 20 much encouragement, We too
mpst have failed in this great struggle. -
iUbeers isY gfad they were so Ny
only rpgrst il that they have not he privil-
ees OF speaking In Tsierencs 10 tho desti-
niss of our nation, through the same ballot
bog that | do" Chcers.J
Dn fsIl.
Obi little Jchnny Lee
WhAtcnn the Iaafssr bs."
Where the hoop? tiiv'eB 10 John.
H -zsne<s------<- y.
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severe Rain.St 0rm-- Da images to
Property.

BALTIMORE, August l6.-There was one of
the severest rain storms that has occurred
for years, lasting from Wednesday evening
till this morning, Many streets are A,od.
ed, and the water it running from one to
two feet on the first floor Of stores and
dwellings,, causing considerable loss. The
houses Of the factory people at the Clipper
Factory are all fooled, and the occupants
we're removed in boats. All the factories
and Touring mills in an adjacent to tho city
are much damaged. Woods steam sugar
refinery sus'airs hcavy oas
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6SWyE.F7sES'S LIVES SAVED
U FOss SO CENTS. a-.,

FENHUUSA y DS OF VIIIIUIkEN DIE
ANNUALLY Of Group. Nov ntoth-e
ers, if yort w lll spend 80 cents and al.
ways have a brftIe OF DR. Tobias Vsnetian
Lniment III the house, you never need fear
losing vnur little one when attacked WITH
this cG'np'ain It is now T. years since I
have put D my iin,aent, and never heard
of u Child dying Of Cr5up WREN my Hini~
lnant was used; but hundreds OF cases Of
cures have been reported to me, and many
stateif it was 8 per bottEeihsy would not
b. without It. Besides which, it is u GER
tain cure for Cuts, Barns, Hetdache Tooth
Collie, Diarrhoea, Dysen. cry, Spas,ns, Old
Sores, and pains in the back and chest.
No one once tries it who Is ever without it.,
1t is warr,ntel erfectly safe TO take inter-
nally' Full Dire ytions with every bottfe..
Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 81 Cortlandt
Street New York @
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Ii has 'ranspircd that most of the volun.
teer officers retained in the service were
keps at the suggestion of Stanton, and
nom;nally retained for duty in the South,
but really acting as mere tools and agents OF
the Radical party, and meantime drawing
their salaries from the Government. The
President some timo ago, gave orders for
their muster out.
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May Is, 1867.
A YER'S PILLS.


deranges the Natural operations OF that
part. This, if not relieved, will react up,n
itself and the surrounding organs, produc-
ing general aggravation, suffering AMI DO
rangement. While in this condition, take
Ayers Pills, and see how directly they re-
store the natural action OF The system, and
with it the boyant feeling of health. What
is true and so apparent in this trivial and
common complaint is al-o true i'll many of
the deep seated and dangerous diseases.-
The same purgative eXpels them. Caused
by similar obStruc ions and arrangements,
they are surely and many Of them rapidly
cured by the same means. None who know
the virtue Of these Pills will neglect to en-
ploy them when suffering from the dfsor.
ders they cure, such as Headache, Foul
Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious Complains,
Indigestion, D6ranyement Of the Liver,
Costiveness, Constipation, Heartburn, Rheu
matism, Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression,
when taken in large doses.
They are sugar coated, so that the most
sensitive can take them easily, and they
are surely the best purgative medicine yet
discovered.
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GEN. r. B. HAYES, member of Congress
from tio Seconl District Of Ohio, has ten.
dsred his resignation, which has been 40
csptcd, and Governor Cox has ordered the
vacancy to be filed at the October election
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A SrrMuLATING ToNIC--LrFE BITTERs.
Good health is IL blessing. Tho way to
pni)y such is to take u Wine glass full Of
STRicKLAND's Ln'E BTTrERs two or three
times day. They Create good appatite;
they strengthen the stomach; they cure
habtual Constipation, Nervousness, and
Headache; they make the old feel young
II you wish long life and gund health, use
STRICKLANDs LIFE BITTERs. For sale in
hotties by Druggists. and by the drink at
all saloons and groceries.
Aug. ii, 1867.
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The STANTON IMBRoeLIo
EDWIN WALKS THE FLANK
Correspondence on the Subject
sTANTON's SUCCESSOR
WAsniNaf6N. Angust il. Us

WAsuiNGToN, August i2. 1861
The following is c'py in full of the cor
reSpondeuce Of Il day between the PIeI
dent and SIr. Stanton, and General Grant
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.( /
August II, 1867.
Sir-By virtue of the power and authority
vested in Inc as President, by the Cpnstitu
tinn and laws oi the Uuitpd States, you are
hereby suspended fcom office as Secretary of
War, and viii cease to exercise any and all
functions partaining to the same. You will
at once transfer TO General U. s. Grant,
who has this day been authorized and em
powered to act as Secretary Of War a3 IN
teriRl, all records, books payers aud other
public property now in our custody and
charge
Very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON
Ta the Hon Edwin NJ. Stanton, Washing
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coNsUaEpTroN cURABAB BY

GSGtJU XIX 4 an "a E{aEs&aJ 6.S.
DR.. sCALWcEs'3 MGDIGITTs.
TO CURe Cc.G3 q ApTtoN, tho ;ssen rnuut bs
prepared 80 hit The uuTa VIII hss,. 70 ac:ornp!ish
thls the liver and s.osh Inus ncst Re ctelved and
TIL spp3 craa ed 4or gccd hoetoUle sod, which,
by thps maAiciacl w!ll 10 dcojed properly and
good hca.hy hood made; ,huz bu!dinr up the
constitution. sCHETGK'5 MANDRAKE prLla
cleans; be stomach o. oil bious or mucous accu,nu-
lstIons; and, b. using The soa Hsei Tonic in con,
pec'ion. the npretlte is restored.
ScHENCn'S PUAAcNfC GYRTp's nutric;ous
we rleicirB and b. using ihe three ralIede Ca
ell inip1rities eXpoI ed ron the syEorn, and.
good wholesome b.ooa made, which will repel all
disease. nateata viii lake iaiS medicines accord
Aag to directions. Consumption yc-r frequently ia.
tie last stage vic dc readily toLe:r atioa. TIko the
pills frequently, to the liver Ind stomach 10
d0es not oiloH that bscsdse the bowels arc not cos-
tive ther are mt required, for sometimes In darr~
h1s ihay are necessary Fhestamseh,inust bc kers
healthy a1d an app,tite crested 70 allow the Pul
mono Siup to sci the respiratory organs properly
and aas snT irritation. Tacn ell thn sroA Auirsi ts.
peror'n q rertnGuoaS cure n to provstrt taking
cod. Exercise aLout the roolns "a much a. posslba
eat all the chsst rood mect, game and IN faet
any1h ng the appetite Graves but be particular and
nnasilcais well t.ud, W. eaitno w,
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aA-The majority Of Governor Helm, in
Kentucky, over both his competitors, will
not vary much from 45,UO0 It will take
the biggest kind Of 'reconstruction" to make
Kentucky vote the Radical ticket
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

Z" hAAe - FAS w AsGs
For the speedy and certain Ct@s of Inter
n,ittent Fever, or CtiiLs and Fepeq;, Re-
mittent BeUer, ChUt Feger, DUN
. Agae. Periodical HeGdAche or
i Bitious Headache, ami BIZ
tous Fever; indeed, for the m
whole ctoSs Of disepse
originating IN bitia-
(! dTy derdngement,
Al caused by The
malaria Of ntitLsDtGtic countries. f
This remedy hos rarely failed to cure the
severest cases OF Ghiils and Fever, and it
has this great advantage over other .Ague
medicines, that it subdues the complaint
without injury to the patient. It contains
no duinine or other deleterous substance.
nor does it produce quinisn or any injnr.
ious effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF
the army and the west, try IL and you will
endorse it. a '5nEH nA
Prepared by DR.. j. 9. AVER 90 co.
lowell, Mass, and sold by Shaip u Nc
Kinnie, DR.. John Beall, and DR.. j. Mo-
bean Gadiz, and by dealers ia medicine
verywhere. August z, 1S6742no.
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Very respectfully -ovrs.

ANUNIW JUL MUM.
TO General U. s. ,Iraat, Wls1ils;oa, D. c..
The reply Of Mr.. Stanton wt3 rec 'ivsl
about one clock, and General Grant called
meantime and conferred with Mr.. Johnson,
and then with Stanton and took formal
possession Of the War Department..
Stanton remained n the building during
the day, qaietly transacting business
There was u, oxciten cnr apparent in the
Departm mt, for very few therein knew
What hal tranSpirpa
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For State senator.
JAS. B. JAMESON. Of Rnrrison.
nEMCCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Opposed TO Negro Suffrage.

For REPRESENTATIVE,
ROBERT RERNEV. OF Monroe N,
TFEASURER
5SO. N. HENDERSON, of athens tp.
SHERIFF,
WIZ. JOHNSON. Of Mooryfeld tp.
RECORDER,
1E0. VI. BURNS, Of Franklin IN.
SURVEYOR,
$50. &. HENDERSON, of North t,,.
COMMISSIONER,
ROBERT McFADDEN. Of Stock to.
1NFTRMARY DIRECTOR,
SAMUEL HEDGES. Of Cqdiz To.
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Warrented to last FIVE times as long, an
give better satisfaction than any steel pen
manufactured. Send for circular of testi-
monial from Professors Of Schools and
Colleges, and from prominent business
houses.
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DOAD NOTICE.

A petition win be presented to the Com.
missioners Of Harrison eotsity Ohio, at ttheIy
September session to wit: Sept. 2, 1867. ~ az
The object of the petition IL TO have vacat-
ed that part of the county roild leading
from Nottingham, to the Moore6eld and
Flushing road, which lies between the Els
bow ia said road, near the North East corr
ner of lands owned by the heirs of Andsr.
son, Wallace in Moorefeld Township 10
said county of Harrison. and the point
where 1t intersecta the said Moorefeld and
Flushing road. ld a4
Also 10 have said road alte ed and laid
out from said Elbow in said road. In a
Southerly direction, to intersect the said
Mooreheld and Flushing Road, at a point
neer the South. west corner OF Well Slan re-
lend.
a ~. July 81, tse7<4yv. .5l
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To the President.
EXECUTIyE MANSION.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August IL, 1857.
Sir: Tic Hon. Edwin VI. Stanton having
b en- this day suspended az Secretary Of
War. you are hereby authorz d and EN-,
powered to act as Secratory OF War ad at
teI5m. and will at once enter npon the dis
charge of the alties Of that Office The
Secretary of War has been 'ustructad 70
transfer to yol all racrla, books, pip9rs,
and other pabic properly no8 in hi Gus
toly ard G charce.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY.
ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS.


TNIIIS Star Shuttle Sewing Machine-An
i entirely new invention unlike any
otner Sewing Machine in the world. Pat
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a stitch alike on both sides, that WILL NOT
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durability and beauty. 1t Is. as large as
other first class machines, A child can
learn to work it. 1t will do every variety
of iamily tailoring. 1t will sew from the
finest ganse to leather. In order to intru.
Once the Star shuttle Sewing Machine into
every household in the land, we furnish
them complete, with one shuttle, ex ra bob
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driver, directions, &C. IT,. at the uDprece-
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receipt of which we will box (free OF expen-
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w, q. WILSON e. Coz
Manufacturers,
Once and Salesroonn--No. l9a PublioSqusre
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N, b, Each machine is warranted for
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and find that they are otherwise than rep-
resented, can return them and get their
monep back Fsa-bHents wanted, "gEA
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GsEMOCRATIC STATE TE{;KET'.

roE GOVERNOR.
&LEEN q. THURMAN, of Franklin
LFUTENANT GovENoR,
DANTEL 8. UEAL. of Holmes.
TREASURER OF STATE,
q. FULTON, Of Cromfon1
AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN McELwEE, of BaGl,.
ATTORNEYS GENERAL,
FRANK III. EsURD. of Knor.
SUPREME JUDGE.
gfEON NJ. KEY, of Fanu7t0a.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
sYSF. SHERIDAN, jr.. of FjRams
MEMRER BOARD OF PrBnC WORKS.
ARTHUR HEGEEES, of Cpuohoco
On Co"stt7,tnnr1 lfmpp1ment. cir7ng
Negroes the r,'t' 10 Vote and Hold Office,
mo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21

snX7oR HowE, WizporsiD, is going to
Europe.