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HARMS FOR SALE.-l60 acres Of fret class pra-
ne land seven miles north Of the city Of Dixon, and
mi the village Of Woosung, the Illinois Central
r. S under cultivation aud enclosed by good board
fance Tor IS co. Every Of this farm first quality
pillow land and in good neighborhood there n In the
ltate. Mostly new land having been recently improved
part of the purchase money can remain term
eeurcd by mortgage the land. sepl+-tf b. erase
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EnrOrlllatlOn.

Information guaranteed 70 produce luxurant growth c
hair upon laid head or beardess face also recipe m M
removal of Pimples Bluches, Nruptons etc the kin
leaving the same soft clear and beautiful be Obtained
without charge by addressing
TIIOS. r. CHAPMAN CHEMIST
May lily 80. ".'I s2S Broadway, New Yok
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-MPROyEn LANps FOR sALE.-I have %

IT IMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE.-I have for
sale OF the best grain farms in La Sale county sit
lated four and onehalf miles southwest Of Ottawa
aims l6O acres all under good and in good state
cultivation good house. cribs &C., and is offered
figures that cannot fail To suit In the town Of BroJkfed
the best stock and grain farm in this county,
hot be Leat in the State Of Illinois, contains 400 acres, 800
lnder good fences good dwelling and tenant hnuse, barn.
H. One Of the finest springs Of water that appear
llbove ground Is this farm Any person wishing buy
arm WALL make money hy calling before purchasing
have also 80 40 lots In Ottawa for sale very cheap
/ Ottawa. Jan. 19. ls67.-n WI WHITMORE
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Sc. Louis Market.

st. Louis, April 2.
Flour-Dull and weak supertine ranges at
$3.50 and SS.75S9; Xxx, $9.40nllOO.
Wheat-Held firmly, but holders stood off,
and business small. Prime and choice red and
winter sold at $2.GO@2.75; prime spring $215.
Corn--Firmer at SGaSS.
Oats-Sold freely at 69a71c.
and SO for choice. 30
Rye-Firm at S1GOg1.G5.
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Neutrality-suspicious. Agents to with
w Prot Trnm bulls Fine Engraving Family Record
ecrted with p-n Ten Thousasd Copies sold in short
time by few agents. good agent sells to nearly
every family Plenty Of good territory LETT assed
Exceedingly large inducements offered Snd three cent
stamp for circulars, fortyfve cents for photograph of
ecord Exclusive territory given. Apply and
Your choice territory Those that have the record
With It's beautiful aud graceful angels do Rt wonder at its
ralii ale. Address TRUMBULL& CRUVER Room IL, 3s
Dearborn II. Chicago, III. ., Feb 29-ly.
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surgery for the rye ana Ear.
Dir. OLIN,
n.ArE or ST. INNS \


And GRADUATE the Philadelphia University oflMedei,.
and Surgery has for the last eight years given h a,,
to this mporan. specially, and prepared 70 trea, Al. ar
ses Of Ike eye and ear whether surgical or othsrxso p
cons suffering from Cataract Cross Eye, Tsr,e rumo
Closure Of the tear Duct poypns, Enlarged Tonss C.,arb
ana all Diseases OF the head and throat would do wei, 10 con
suit the doctor. Examination Free.
00nce /, Post Once Build t. over bakery m.xA.,
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nu,ceor Sale anu to kemt.

Eon SAkE.-The subscriber offer: his 6as rssii<hcs
In Est0Hva On Msin street. This ope efeAe hnest
residence PROPERTY in Ottawa, having aae house. well,
sr S. with and es s
% q one scre Of ground set out with bearing fruit trees
nd ehoe afuhefy- being four lots with streets
on three Sides This property will be sold cheap,
cash and the balance ibers terms Parttes wanting
"a "..~~ s'YsD oLMsrEAD.
offer nv warehouse property for sale on the hydraulic
beA Ard kpoWp the Olnstesd Warehouse. This y the
'front.' seat and Of the best stands in ottawa for s
Sikbe ssSSaEh al Of t1sli~schIa . ins,adins good
engine In complete running order with the good will Of the
houses aaat bargain. One half cash the balance time
OF one and two years. with approved srcp, AID will give
Possession .sihe opening Of the canal ftsd;si,sd
itSsr.4f, ,ov 81 f70',qr'2 M r. sale strs., :,
.S--ss- :. :. H. IL =
ElARM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE.-I
-, eRsrY91crsofjhIdto for SALE rfuated1 mitss south
u. farm will within mile Of the junction Of the O. O.
RV. X. r. and tho Chicago seneca Lisbon u. K
when cQmpsted) which both under contract and being
pashed Forward Completion fast the Of the
ettawsSO F. i R. from wenena on te r. Rto
swesor tQPg OF this hrmare nndrlad WITHIN vein of
tsbas coal IN 1fns being to feet thick andrless
than hundred feet from this surface TIE surface land is
best quality of prae except 10 of which is
tan'ek ssres ssVation, Spacrstel fenced with
new dwelfag house with rooms ana good dry cellar
tfSIss fruit nearly full rross having
been plxAseSnd carefully years before the
hgse built
seinng this f,fI sShcnTIss KIa Vars will increase
ITS value To double tho present price,
Bruce, March li-tf. W. r. MILLIGANi
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Spetial alutires.
DIR. j. h. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST.
MAY BIZ CONSULTED ATGRE
GElGER HOUSE OTTAWA,

Anu AZ all other times at the Dspcnsary for Dscases Oft
Eye ana Ear Mc'ickers Theater building, Chicago.
Jan. IS. 1865
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His tad Of the ladies Of France that class they ara
he handfomest in the world With their rosy checks anil
black Lair, who can help hut think SOL Dr. vcpass PHI.
ssver fail to make the complexion Of healthy sed row
Ssung Tnes, try them 1old by all Druggists sep2slnw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

NONJUGAL LOVE, And the Happiness Of True Mar
" rage. Essyi for Young Men, the Errors, Abuses
and Discusses which destroy the Manly Powers and
mpemcnts Marriage with Of relief Address
DR. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard association PhiadeI
phia, Pa. It Mar ely
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THE Markets.

1.-The general gram market is represented asJ
"easy," with a declining tendency in prices,
while in provisions prices advancing
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1000 600 Usage HEDGE PLANTS

TlVVVSVVV good size; a large STOCK Of Apple
frees to yrs. old embracing 10 varieties Of the hardest
and best for the clmit Evergreen large stock Norway
Spruce to feet high; ecoch Austrian and White Pine,
Arbor Vita Hemftck, IArch Sc Silver Maple, Box Elder
Ash Snow Ball. Hoses, &c. Grapes Currants, Strawberries
and Raspberries ;--ali for sale, at low prices by
Farm Ridge, Oct 10, 61.-6mo* ELMER BALDWIN.
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POISON! POIsONH

Is tie Derirs Plan TO Heal the Dying Man.
DR. L. NJ BROWN the we'll known Magnetic
taken Room Deanos Block north side OF Court Housf
Square, in Ottawa where he inends to an unl
tied time for the purpose Of the OF
Kind, without medicine. ga -sd os ~ - |
Dr. Brown has many long years Of practice ana
observation become satisfied that the human family re
oures something besides do spo 11W dldgs Tor s6l
perfect health and long iits ofGodS nUbaessworfsT
MAN. KNOWS Not. NIMSE&F, ~
And when the powers Of mSn are dand te gres
Magnetic Battery properly applied for the relief tthe
seased the most wonderful and unlocked for
been and daily bengperformed the great wonders
the world Thousands witnesses might be called from
human family to testify in behalf Of the great Matnett
Power have been lying on their beds Of sckkcss ID
many long years of horrible snterings who have bed
obliged toi'te about upon sticks crutches whose s4
ferings greater than the pagof death, who hay
been made to rejoice set aside their sticp
have received from animal magnetism bestowed upon tho
by Dr. Brown He is treating the sick andadcted.a
will perfectly eradicate from the SYSTEM without the
poisonous drugs, bot hscusc spd sumption hc4
Diseases rheunatcs spinal complaints, diseases of tire kt
ney arrangement of the system neuralgia sc@
ua dyspepsia gout gravel paralysis paralytc strokd
torpid liver, spsms, chronic or acute darrheai Fsvq
broken up In from one to two days and all curabl
No matter how long standing, the Treatment vi
speedily relieve and cure them. Il
PS would say the female that will pay twent
FIVE dollars TO any patient that will present single cal
OF the falling of the womb splacemsnt Of the utert
that speedily relieve and under the Magns
treatment. have already many in the city a1
country of that destroyer under treatment and IN
mediate relief las bean feundfn every hstare.
Terms moderate Patients in the city that able
the office for treatment will visit at their rel
dences. Office hours all day and nlght!A ~,
Nov 30. '67tf Or M BROWN, Of Joliet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-04

Two TINE HE+lczED 4noaasvf
DRS. KNAPP T. SON, !
fitLa3.5 ~ SSsses. sor,r.iy tit IA are stss

WH1AA EASSAAD kUON-lgTf
DRS. KNAPP L SON, a
, rss.ss$s - S5s'e '0.-.iyptl@ HI ~3'qssss
CHI RoNIC DIS e AsEs Y
ENsE ssbs.o. E. ~ a, .ds .s - /. tai
treat successfully all and Neuralgia affections an
IN Skin Diseas Pulp ,narv Consumption ~ It's early stages
Diseases. Dsssss. Il Children '' and ~ :" ''s'f'
seminal weakness 4 sexual Diseases,
Which carrying thousands their graves annually
EYE AND EA z. ''%Ti
EYE and MAR They have iS practice and
hsttsF sascessl A. the pestnpHt Of all
DISEASES WOMEN. ~
ThAa any other Physeans in America They have ured
Women VINO have been confined to their bod Tor ystf
RHEUMArIsM! .go.5 q
In ell stages; matter Of long standing Thsy cure
ASTMA SO sever retnrns They Sure cure s the
distressing drsase, iARAlMORRH0IDS, OR PlLKS. Theyl
Cure all Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
cure STs all ps ss. q ths Ireaf sna L.ay
CANOEkS-Ty have had an extensive practice and WON
derfu in the treatment which they cure
without eating them using knife Let those who
have Humors 3r dwellings, VI red apot Loco tie in
having attended te tney treatsisnt ney save tham
from the horrors sufsing and death of cancer
CATARRH CuRED-They are treating eaIayrh On a new
systens which sufaeufe for d.spissseA
Their CONSULTATIONS for yess lave averaged from five "a
seven thousand year. which gives them experience
passed ~ any, and equsiei only W few. pE'IIa
We wish 1t distinctly understood that Dg. KNAPP is .
lie only visits few places ~ .s....uA,s hi.
numerous patients in the country, and others who cannot
Conveniently visit hG, IN Chicago, - 4.
Disease, While all sese, are c,abls il Lsk W W ssn ali
stages not Your may bs his Ess Sotnaxt
emy, not Tomorrow hence the danger .et delay
Ne case Will be- peceIy cd = w lse m ,vvy< r.
al n IL nj 1~usr RChs .Se
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Ottawa wholesale INarl1et.

Y ~ I q Nv Ottawa, April 3. =
There is no change in our produce market
since our last-not ripple to disturb the dull
Il Z H. l..,cct hona,nn 81,
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XNANrEui-reachers Students, and other intelligent
w Men and Women, business paying 500 ~ $500 per
month"; according 10 ability For particulars, address
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LARM EORxALE. The subscriber OFF,. his farm,
eituatsd in lorr township La Sale County, 2l miles
west OF lAeht Station tor sale favorable terms Said
farm contaj EIGHTY ACRES Of choice land with CONTEXT.
able buildn choice selection Of 200 apple trees together
with pears, currants, cherries aud other fruit.
Said farm unser good cultivation aud fence For
tcuars apply 20 the subscriber the premises
Mcllsnus, Lostant, or Col. McCaleb, Ottawa.
Hope. Feb. 81 W. II. CLARK.
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A VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
h-My Honsernd Grounds on the North Bluff "a
admirably adapted fruit raising and gardening comprising
nearly everything desirable in suburban residence
trees vines, Of acre Of improved raspberry,
we'll spring brook groves lawns ac &c Terms payment
easy DOT. Is. II. X. MHiTfLSEY.
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Bankimgst
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA

NATIONAL CITYBANK OF OTTAWA
h NV a,.gt Dnpcross: t.
! IHENRYE KANES sf WM O. CHURCHILL,a
LIZ EAkES ~ EDWARD EAMES
u -. JOHN D. OATON
THE CITY BANK OF EAMES ALLEN Co. has
Transferred it, organization from the State I. the National
systa and will hereafter conduct its business under the
haine end style Of g. W ri ...l
The National city Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal citirs East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND and
all important points in Continental Europe, drawn in sums
to suit purchasers.
Gold aWd silver bought and sold.
U. s. Revenue stamps of all denominations con.
stantly on hand and for sale.
Ae, vi give especial attention the surchase and sale
Of all classes Of (sovernm cnt SecUrities. includ.
D the scae Five-Twenty aud Forty bonds and the
popular Seven.Thiry loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the business
relations heretofore existing between tho City Bank and its
PATRONS and ~ the well such ones NAV favor
with their business would say shall be- able TO ex.
tena such facility and accommodation trust Will prove
tothem satisfactory and profitable.
EDWARD EAMEs President,
l.. II. E,NEs. Ecs Pres. w II. BuLLEy CasLter
Ottawa, Jan. is, lS6s-y.
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The Of this horse well and widely known that
only give the following pedigree for the information Of
those whose attention has not heretofore been given to tue
breeding Of fine booled stock
PEDIGREE Young John Richards sired by JOHN Rich.
ards by Samuel Trembe Warren, Ohio; he by the
famous horse John Richards; he by 6r Archy dam by Rat
dsn iy Nonpare out ~ an imported mare. Rather held
In h'y stee q horse, got BY Shark his dam
the celebrated Lady Leg who was Young john Rich.
srds DAM Consul mare owned by Daniel Mccoy Of
West Finley township, Washington Co.. Pa.
II. DAY, Proprietor.
'.r.1 lift HOaEA POTTER, Agent
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A GENTS WANTED SELL THE HIS.
n TORY OF
THE LAR BETWEEN THE STATES,
lts Causes, Character Conduct, and Results,

book for all sections and I'll parties. This nbsorbngv
Interesting book BY ''Tbs Great Statesman" Of the South
presents the compSte and impartial analysis Of the
the war which bus appeared from southern
treats without aud 10 the utmost mod
description OF the conduct Of the war II gives those
Interior lights and shadows Of the conflict only known to
those high officers who watched tie doortids of revelation
from ,s rings, and which accessible to
Mr.. Stephens from LIN position second officer OF the Con-
eras States The results Of the war, present and future
been treated ny any other author and Mr. 6teph
ems gr. sbAsp lvv hero tcsn their fullest play A
The i.snse desire everywhere manifested 70 obNA this
work M onc character and ready snle combined wh On
pul,sh6 MnISntrs tAgsats ,s hAsst oppofthahy 10
nska money eyer Rtsir oftk tho history Of books ~
Send for descriptive Circular and Terms to Agents.
Address ZEIGLER. McCURDY 4 CO., d
Mxtch Il Of % Lombard Block, Chicago. III.
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ITO RENTtor term Of years,Or sale exchange
a. the 800 feet of block 2 Ottawa Avenue, with
hcnse brewery aud thereon, suitable for residence
and any Manufacturing business requiring Apply
Y "A N z Ri. UREILLY y
fsb2n F-On premises, to D. i. Cameron p. O. Block
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II AND FOR SALE.-96O acres Of very superior
~ quality " riipc rr,ire lying in body iFtlytosn
- Br6okE Ma Sale County, Illinois and is tile kua
Of section % and the whole OF section % in said
The land belongs party IN New York who i'll sell it
at Ter acre Reasonable terms and desires sell
one pardelJ Apply to = I. A. SHERWOOD
Mar.l4-6w~.. Ottawa, Illinois
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THE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN / Co. has
Transferred ito organization from the State L. the National
systna and will hereafter conduct its business under the
Csn ~r<l~ AT
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LffKM F6K RENT Or SALE.-rhe under
signed oilers for sale rent his Buffalo Rock Farm, con-
ssng of so acres with good coal bank on it, Good dwell
Ing Ii farss orErd living water. Tkc All fenced and
in cultivation Apply to the subscriber at thu Killarney
House north of In Sale street canal bdre. et'awa
- ,blanh 14-lw MARKS MORIARTY.
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"A u, DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
IA SALE.-I offer for sale at great bargain tSe house
and Its occupied 10y myself, situated in East Ottawa
TIE pjeRhSiI 9Swalf NfAf Nihi hd SkJisef ofearing
ht efsvfai kinds, and great variety Of shrubbery.
The entire place Is in perfect repair For terms apply to
~ TO. MILLER,
Or NJ. II. SWIFT President of First National Bank,
bhrd4tfbaa p~NsuTtk ,y'f9sr g3tTS@e
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U,O STOCK RAISERS.

l. All lovers Of good horses
are notified that the thorough
bred horse YOUNG JOHN
RICHARDS may I've found nj
the Stable Of tue Ottawa House
in Ottawa, during The season,
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1tNARM FOR SSLE.-1he undersigned offers for
sale ms Yaf ktated mile west of tn city OF Ottawa
consisting of so under good improvements good house
ana uaNhouscS, orr hHrd Of bearing trees. &e.
Also house and lot south of Washington Hall, For
at 4s.E ypr~synfe, srcf ..-r .
AOltl(v&, March Ave. N$ - Jams ARMOUR.
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@ 4HENRYE KANES it WM O. CHURCHILL,u
LII KAkES ~ EDWARD EAMES
=. JOHN d. CATION.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!

May lily 80. "'H
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-28
TO the POIlss

Let nothing keep single Democrat from
the polls next Tuesday! t
Let nothing prevent you from casting your
ballot for those great Statesmen, Seymour
and Blair.
A sense of duty and the dictates Of Pat
riotisn should be your incentive to work
till the sub sets on the 3rd day of No.
vember.
Whether it closes on us in Victory OF
Defeat, we will have the proud satisfaction
Of doing or dutW
The election OF Gen. Grant will be the
deatb-knell Of the Republic? 1t means the
perpetuation Of Military Dospotism and the
subversion OF Constitutional Liberty. The
Peace which he promises the country is
the Peace which England gives to ireland,
and the Peace which Hungary and Poland
enjoys. 1t win be fatal TO our country and
its Institutions
Ii took Rome three hundred years to die,
but the death of Of Liberty in this county
has been nearly accomplished in hall
score of years.
70 vote for Seymour and Blair will testify
your love Of liberty.
II will show that you think more OF
principle then the, gliiteriag pomp Of
military renown.
Turn cut to the Pollsl IF you do, you
cannot be reproached in the future tor
having failed in the performance Of duty.
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The Presidential Contest.

We don't observe that while our Radical
friends loudly declare that the Democracy
have no chance of carry ing the Presidential
election, that they will be beaten every
where, that they in the least intermit their
efforts for vigorous campaign. On the
contrary they aprearlto be making every
preparation for desperate assault upon
their line. Their acts prove that they have
shrewd suspicion that the Democracy are
not near as dead as they have been pre-
tending that they were! They are evident
ly afraid that they are not out of the woods,
and that they have gwen a premature
crow. Since the State election, in fact,
they have given good evidence, by their
frauds and forgeries upon the Democracy,
that they have been more scared about de-
feat than ever. Before October they ex-
pected they would carry at the State elec.,
tion- Ohio by 10000 majority, Pennsylvae
MIA by $4,000, and Indiaaa by l5,0CO to
10000 majority. Having fallen so far
short of their calculations upon the first
election, they have good reason to distrust
their judgment relative to the second. The
Presidential election does not appear half
as sure to them with Indiana a tie, with
Ohio and Pennsylvania with comparatively
small najorities, as it did whea they
thought that October would show them in
majority of $4,000 in the three States.
1t is this which makes the Radicals so des
perately active and SO utterly unscrupu-
,ous. The shrewd managers of that organ>
ization expect to make verdant and unso>
phis 'icated people who belong to it believe
that victory is certain, but they themselves
know better, and they neglect no precau>
lion to save them from defeat.
If the Democacy of these three States
that base recently voted work with that
vigor, and turn out in that force which
present indications promise, the Radicals
will soon realize how empty have been the
boasts Of their leaders-how utterly desti
tute they we're of reasonable expectation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-28
s@- Bingham run behind bis ticket 227

t@p Bingham run behind bis ticket 227
votes in the district when excitement
was at fever heat, and the party lash was
applied without stin:. He is behind IA in
his own county OF Harrison. the majority
for the radical State Ticket is 522, while
Binghan's majority is only 44s. II there
had been less excitement, and party lines
had not been drawn so strictly, Bingham
would have run several hundred behind his
ticket. This Bingham knew, and this is
the reason he worked SO hard.
Mr.. Estep, the democratic nominee, re.
ceived more votes in Harrison county than
any man ever received in tho county, who
was running on the Democratic ticket -
Two years ago our candidate for Congress
received only 1888. and last year, Jamison,
who was beaten by his opponent in the
county only 326 votes, in that canvass
Jamison received but l7Ol votes. Mr..
Estep received 1853
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-28
Radical Lie on Governor Sey-
mOur-EraudS East and w est

In another column is exposed the Radi-
cal forgery of General Blair's speech at St.
Louis, which forgery was telegraphed to
the East for the purpose of creating a
y ejudice against that gallant soldier and
true patriot in that section. 1t was sup
posed that,ln the short time which now in-
terycues to the election there was not time
for it to be contradictcd. Its authors well
knew that lie travels seven leagues while
truth is putting on its boots. The Eastern
Radicals were not to be outdone by their
Western contemporaries. They have gotten
up lie about Governor Seymour, which
in baseness and magnitude equals that
which has been telegraphed about General
Blair from the West We copy it from
the teiegraphic columns of the Gaxette and
Commercial 1t reads as follows:
"a rumor is current that Seymour has
written long letter addressed to the Dem>
ocratic party, which will be published to-
morrow or next day. He is represented to
hore erpressed hlniseJf in fdror Of pay,tg
the jonds az gold, aud of establishing peace
throughout the Union, with mild and pa
cifc measures toward his friends in the
South
Paying the bonds IN gold is supposed by
its authors to be lie that will seriously in
jure the Democracy in the West Eng.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-28
Republic. Or EmpireY

The REpUBLIcl No EMPIRE! is the
Democratic watchword.
SEYMOUR and BLAIR are the advocates
for the continuance of the Republic, and a
return to constitutional liberty.
GRANT and CoLFAx are representatives
OF the Army and the wealth class interests
OF the country, and the forcrunners Of the
Empire Of North Amercd."
:, Which, voters, shall it be-Republic or
Empire2 NH