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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Look wsALisp IouR TIcKEr,--Ws do
no, wish .oinslaulIs .ha. any Unfair means
will be used BY OUT opponents in the disIi-
bu.lon Of ,icksu. But, a. the same lime, !, is
we'll enough % be on the look out. Il 10
wall TO zee and Enot for yourself ,ha. every
name on the ticket 70 right The ticket
over the hssd ofom editorial is correct, and
il our friends williake paper with them TO
,hs ppllss shsy can soon ascertain whether
Ianysl,srsaon hps been made.
We have disUibuled iicksls In most Of The
E,ownships A fsw, however, ere no, yeI
FsuPplisd. We hSlfhavs I pIshly on hand,
|,hai can bs ohltlhsd d any lime. without
charge, BY calling u our Office, Be sure
you hays enough
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

The CoUNTY IR.--The abundance at
The Fair was large, Notwithstanding the very
inclemenl wsa,her. The 6r. day, !, ralned
AlmoH. necessarily, and, as the baildings and
sheds erected were small. many Of the vis'
isors were thoroughly drsnched. The exhi.
bision Of animals was very meagre. We
were sorry 10 see this, We know that
Meigs County can produce better animals
than were exhibited on Wednesday. Ia
fact, we have seen better In the county. Bu
the fear ,ha. somebody else will ,ake the
premium, desers persons from exhibiling.--
This IL oil wrong, and until This feeling sub
sides, our fairs will fail TO accomplish their
design. We hope that another year ev.
|ery ocdy Who has any article or ami.
NAL thai Il even PaSSabIy good, wiIT eHasl
Il for sxhibi.ion. The grounds tsltsssd
afe, admirably adapted 10 the purposes u.
sigped. The buildIngs are moi sctaree a.
|shey should bs; but a. soon a. llndS suf.
ficieni are raised Ihey VIII b enlarged
Let all who feel an in,ereS. Ia this matter
assist IN raising funds for ,hip purpose.
The amount received for admission and
membership was over sR5o--we have for,
gotten the precise amount. About e80 will
be received from the county. These sums
are indepanden, Of ihe amour. raised BY
subscription for flung up The grounds.
The exhibition Of lady equss,rianism a,.
irac,ed large crowd, We hope Iha. mex
year our young friends will increase The
premiums for this feature, and indsce q
much larger number Of ladies 70 nompe.s
for the PRICES. 4
Wshaye moi lime nor space TO nobcs tho ar
,icles and animals on exhibillon separately
many of which deserve special Uolics.
We we're sorry 70 SEQ that, noivi.hsisnd
ing the efforts Of the managers 10 preserve
order, there was considerable drunkennss,
and fighting near the Fair grounds. w,
shiLk something should be done 70 preven
the sale Of inloxIcaliDg liquors near III,
|Rronnds Nan should no, be allowed Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS Gov. MR.
DILL ONE OF THE PRIME MovERs IN THE IN.
FAMOUS KANzAs NBBRAsKA SwiNDLR. - The
fact that Gov. Medill is proclaiming himself
q Iull blooded Freesoller az the Nonh, a
"ltitls freesoi" in the interior, and q dar.
ling champion ofSqua,,er Sovereignty in the
South, has brought ou. some Of Ohio's gal.
liant sons who DARRD to oppose the Kanzus.
Nebraska swindle upon the freemen Of the
Norh. We have II from good authority,
and now CHARGE, that William Medill, the
present Sag Nichi leader and candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, during the tendency Of
this infamous ousrago upon freedom and the
sacred compact between the States Of this
Union, the missouri Compromise" made
!, he business 70 viSit Washington, andhhere
urge personally and privately upon every
Democratic delegate from Ohio, the great
importance Of hisvo,s and infinsncs for JhiI
most hsllIsh outrage upon every sacred com.
pAci thar should connect and bind this peo-
pie together a. Q nalion, FOR the reason thai
!, would become the "chief curner sione" in
The cardinal principles that should bird to.
ge,her The ,onering fabric Of the presen, Ad.
minisiraionl We make this charge upon the
authority Of one Of The Democratic Delegates
from cur Stale, who had the manlinesS and
honesty 10 record bis vote against this un.
holy swindle.
We further CHARGE, end CAN PROVE thai
during lhis same visit. ono Of the refractory
Ohio Delegates was brought into direct con.
tact with President Pierce and Governor Me-.
dill, when both ihsse worthless threatened the
vengancs Of the Democratic party OF Ohio
upon his head II he dared TO vote agsins. this
damning blight upon freedoml
Such, Americans, Democrats, ID the man
whom lbs upprinciplsd Sag Nichl Treasury
Eating Gang in Ohio would have you vote
for the Office Of Governor of,ha third State
10 the Unionj
We find The above charges in The Lam
caster Gazelte, o paper published ., the res.
idence Of Gov. Medlll. Il is sdiied by 70,
spOnsible psvsons. The s,n.emsain are IAN
glble, and The Governor can st once admit
or deny Them. he has no, denied ,ha.
when a ,he Ma,ionaI ConyeaIIon ,ha, nom
ipaied Pierce, he volsd hgsinsi The Ohio roe.
oluii1ns, againa, Slavery, and also vo,pd In
favor OF the inali,y pro,S Slavery resolulions,
Of Thai Convention. Tha, he acled ,hs parl
here charged we have 40 doub, from what
|ia knoWn q iha character ol the man. Yel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

An acciden, Occnrrsd. BY he breaking Of
a box swing which injured one man severe
ly. The swing was soon shpr cut down
and dssuoyeds bu, several men were badly
Injured in body, mind, and reputation BY
whisky. and w, Inc whisky was no, mo.
les.ed OF removed
On the whole, We spahs several hours on
the Fair Ground right pleasantly and pro6'.
ably, aud were vel'plsased with what we
saw and heard. Our only hope is. .ha. lhe
managers will b seconded in oil their Of.
ror.s at improvement and that mex. year Il
will be much he,isr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

The REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Tor this disMic, (Gallia, Meigs. LawreLcs
and Vin,on) was held a. Gallipois, on
Wednesday, the 18th lnsI.. Horace HolL Of
Meigs, Chairman, and A. T. Holcomb, Of
Gallia, Secretary. We understand thar the
18th Of July platform was endorsed. On the
18Th ballo, the nominanon for the State Sen.
ate fell upon Chnuncsy g. Hawley. ESQ.,. Of
Iron,on. The other candidates before the
Convention, were Msssrs. Montague. Of
MeiRs; Perry, Of Gallia; and Jones, Of Vim.
ton. Lawrence county having had the can.
didsie Two years ago, the people here did
not expec, !, now, and the nomination took
everybody by surprise; the other counties
could no, agree upon one Of their own men
Mr.. HawIey 10 q lawyer, and 10 young
man Of very respectable talents and acquire
men,s. lie will be elected by large ma
jori,y. Ironton Reg.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

CouNTRRrEIrs. trunk was seized by
our worthy sergeant, one day last week. at
the suit Of one Of our citizens, which upon
being opened was found to contain &240 in
counterfeit bills on various banks. It was
supposed these were fac similes Of counter
feits issued BY some company of counter
feiters and had been taken as a. sample.
Persons Of the right kind. upon examina-
ton, could chose those be liked best and
engage such an amount as he thought he
could dispose Of.
We suppose these are a portion Of those
started forth from the den in Pomeroy, which
was broken up, by the arrest of two persons
engaged in this work. short time since.
These counterfeits are all noticed in the De-
tector.- West Colnm5ia lslsscops.
There are one or two slight mistakes in the
last paragraph. In the FIRST place, no den
of counterfeiters has been broken up recently
in Pomeroy. There have been three arrests
made, instead Of TWO; but none Of the in.
diyiduals arrested resided here, nor were the
arrests made here, although the criminals
are in our Jail. Two resided in Sutton town.
ship, Meigs county, and one in Harmer,
Washington county. Again, the prisoners
were not cunning enough to engage in coun.
terfeiting bank bills. If they had been,
their chance Of escaping punishment would
have been much greater; for, according I'd
recent decisions, there is no law in Ohio "a
punish man for passing counterfeit money
provided it is in bank bills, on banks out o
the state, Of less denomination than tel
dollars. The Destructionists Of our las
Legislature made it crime to pass goot
bank bills on foreign banks, Of less de
nomination than ten dollars, but bad one
may be circulated with impunity. Thea
scampswho are now in jail, however, wer
not in that kind Of business. They wer
eounterfeiting Locofoco money, such .
|halfdimes, dimes, quarterss halSes, DC.
and can easily be reached by our laws. !
that fellow whose trunk was broken opel
had been on this. side Of the river, he nigh
have made bis, fortune and de6ed the Ia,
to harm him. We have some fine laws i
i Ohio. s.3t, i9&s 81,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

CkNAroh hApkkSON.--A uib BehuoMuh u
one OF the mos, inve,era.s canvassers we
have ever me, with. His unblushing impu.
deDce is only squalsd BY his unscrupulous.
ness. He has been spending gsome ,imein this
county lsce6ly aaIepdIng ,he FaiE ana
visiting she people 4 lhslr HOUSES. election
esrins fsr Aims We hass heard few
incideniD connecIsd with bic travels which
Gre 700 gosd.o be Ioa.
Meeting with our friend Mo-, he com.
menced his oraiion. somewhat % follows:
"Sir, ! am happy % meet you. My name
Is Anderson. am candidate for Senator
In lhia dis,ricL ! ama farmer. | under.
sand the Interests of The farmers in this dis.
uic,. My opponsn. is q young mana
iawye gsntlemgs. He don, understand
the wants Of tho farmers. Now. cir, wha.
can you do for mel" Looking at him a
moment, Mc--- replied, "Wsll. Mr.. Ander.
son, II YOU are hungry, and will walk in.o
the house. ] will NY 70 give you something
20 ea,--if you are sleepy, / will furnish you
bed, II you are ihirs.y,I will give you
some water 70 drink; but as for pOting for
you, / cannot do tkas-I expec, TO vote lol
better man."
Again: On .hs Foreground, meeting with
another old farmer, he Introduced himself in
similar manner. rYout name is Ander
son, 10 III" says friend B., II knew YOU
fa,her--have known him for thirty years.
(Anderson's counienance brigh.ened) I'd
have known your father for thirty years; aut
he was always ,he same inconsisien. old Lo
cofoco. ] expect you are chip from .h'
old block, sir. and l can, supper, YOU"
So much for his impudsnce. We hav'
i, from good authority that his unscrupu
lousness has been exhibited on more thai
one occasion. We understand that, mes,
ing with agen,leman who had been livin
in Virginia for three months. he urged him
by oil means 10 come over on election da,
and vote in Ohio. telling him that ho wa
ensi,led 70 so.e here. although he kne,
the gendeman was Virginia larmer, an
expected 10 remain such.
Now, as man, Nc. Anderson would pas
any where for clever fellow. He neve
did US any harm, andwe presume he woul
treat US kindly II We should vish him al hi
home; but. somehow we have such an Ia
veleraie haired Of demOgogues, .ha. W
should vptesealns. him if he were ,he rel
, ulur candldaieo d opf own party. WssOul
not hslpie Wsdo despise This thing {
|, begging fOrsssess vA
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

would not do 70 allow The people 70 elect
their own officers. for sho0ld they do 90
there we're many dis,FicIs where psTsoAs
would be elected who would ssi their laws
q. defsnce. To avoid Ihls dilemma, iI was
finally determined 70 give Ihs election Of all
the county officers 10 the Legislature, and
allow them 10 hold over for four yesss. In
accordance with this arrangemsns We have
q swarm Of officers, lslec.ed By Espseseasa-
lives Of Missouri mob In our vicinity, 20
enforce the enactmenis OF q sei Of baccha-
nslians who are laboring 10 saact the laws
Of Draco. To clsp The climax ol their
Wickedness, sheriff and prosecuting suor.'
nsy were elecisd who reside in Wss,por,,
and have never been resident Of she Terri.
ri,ory Mr.. Jones'. the eleclsd sheriff, has
bosn, un,il wi.hin len days, and is probably
to-day. the postmaster ~. Weslpori. Mo:
Mr.. Hu.chison, the prosecuting aisoEnsys y
practicing lawyer there.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

New Muac.-Horace Waters, the great Mnsic
Publisher and Piano Dealer, 333 Broadway, N.
Y, has sent Ms the following po pular piece Of
Music:--
"JENxs MARSH OF CHERRY Valley" Song and
choras-Words by General Morris; Music by
Thomas Baker, Price 25 cts.
JEANNE, (who, by the by we understand to
be no ideal personage) has excited the poetic
muse Of General Morris, and furnished new in
spiration to the most original and melodious Of
all our ballad composers, Thomas Baker, Who has
produced an admirable melody,-light, sparkling
ana graceful as is the fair theme Of both poet and
musician. THIS song possesses ali the elements
Of immense popularity, and wiil soon be found
on every piano throughout the country. For the
benefit Of our fair readers we copy the wordb'o
the song, as written by the General:-
JEANNE Marsh Of Cherry Valley,
| At whose call the muses. rally;
or all the nine none so divine
As Jeannie Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
She minds me of her native scenes,
Where she was boln among the cherries
| OF peaches, plums and nectarineS.
Pears, apricots and ripe strawbeniesI
JEANNE Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
JEANNE Marsh Of Cherry Valley,
In whose name the muses. rally;
or all the nine none SO divine
As Jeannie Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
A silyan nymph with queenly grace,
An angel she in every feature;
The sv eet expression of the place,
A dimple in the smile Of naturel
Jeannie Marsh Of Cherry Valley.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

TEH GALLlA RkRuBucAH.--The. first
number Of ihis papaI has just been received.
I.s publishsd BY join. stock company and
edited BY Anselm T. Holcomb. I,is good
paper, aid we iblkt calculated TO do grea,
good. Sudcess ID ne enterprise.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

SPskca AT WiLxRsviLLE--We are re.
quessed to say than 6. 9. Hawley, ESQ.,. our
candidate for Senator will speak a. Wilkes
ville> next saturday, -Oc. 9Th. He will
probably speak a. o,hsr placesin Msigs and
Vin,on counties before election.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

Premium Lisgs lin another column we
publish the Id. Sf lsmiums awarded a. The
Co unity Fsjr. will only be Published
one week. sbess wish 10 preserve Il will
'AEo good care b paper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

MAJ, JOHNSON Up . TRSE--Msi VIM.
F. johnson, one of The Loccfoco candidates
for Representative, nominated BY The Slave
Democracy of Ifamil.on county, has GOT
himself inlo nice place. He has told o
tale in Know Nothing Lodge, which Bish'
op Pusesll braads ne falaehood. Johnson
comes ou, with card and admits he told
the story, bu, says he told II on a mere ru'
NOR, and thas he does noi remember who
told i. 10 him. The falsshood has thus been
traced 70 his door, and there Il has gone to
roos.. But this is no, the nasIiss, view ol
the case. This Democratic candidate ad-
mils that a short Rme sInee no was q mem
ber Of Know Nothing Lodge. The Ga
zeie charges tina. he not only told the story
aLou, his visit with committee 10 Bishop
Purcell, where the alleged conversation and
transaction took place, bu. he went thtough
all the motions Of the Bishop when he arose.
took The key, unlocked the drawer, and took
from il tho famous list Of six thousand !wo
hundred Catholic voters. who will vote just
as he tells them. He ac.ed out the pro-
gramme TO- the satisfaction OF the persons
present.
Now, he attempts 10 escape oil this by
saying he has no remembrance as TO who
told him the story ho though, true, and i'm
por,ant enough 10 retail In a Know Nothing
Lodge; but 10 surc that he heard 1t some
where. He is nice specimen Of man.
according 10 his own admissions. II ne
does no, got badly DsaIen al the coming cleo
lion then tho people ofthe Queen City, both
Ca.hOIic and Protestant, will not do their
duly. He 10 a windy, INSCRIPTIONS. asplr'
| ing demagogue. He joined the Know Moth
ings for Office, and when they failed 70 nom'
mate him Tor Congress, he deserted them
He is now rampan. Locofocc. and has go'
a nomination 10 the Legislature. -
+ p. 8. Since writing the above We learn
from the Cincinnati papers tha, The evi-
dence Of Johnson's falsehoods and treach.
cry has become 90 palpsble .ha. The Locoio'
CO Central Commiuee have Passed,a reso'
luton asking him 10 resign, that they may
pu, bel,er man in his place, There is nc
prospec, Of his doing 90. bu. ,here 10 pros.
pee, iha. he will be badly bea,en.--O. q
Jour. 49, ca
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

DIs tPponrMHsTs..--Ths Trimble speak
ers who were announced in the Cincinnati
Times. failed 70 meet their appointments.
We thought THE FIRST. that these annouce-
r,a,,t. ,vsva ,.sAa ~ loy sbow than anv
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

The Norhwss, and all over ,he State 70 vote
for him for Governor, on the ground that he
was opposed 10 the rspsal ofIhs Compro-
mise and is In favor of free soil. l,may be
well for these voters 10 understand thor.
oughy their man before thew venture 10
throw away ,hslrvo.e BY assisting 70 replace
him in the Governors chair.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

An InPosrSR. The New York ObseEv.
or, cautions the public Againsl IN imPcsier,
who calls himself James Manning. The
story he told there when asking aims ei
Ministers twas that he wasa school teacher,
living below Chattanooga, Tenn, (about Q
hundred miles dis,anL ,ha, he had been on
visi, 10 some relatives in Indiana, and on
his return through Koniucky, the expense ol
Wayel had been 90 great as 70 exhaus. he
funds; ,ha. having no friends here 10 whom
he could apply for aid, he thought he would
call on The Presbyterian minister, and ask
Kim for money sufficient 10 take him home.
He promised TO refund Il, and after receiving
Eve dollars, was 80 very gisieiul and lIoer.
al 10 his feelings as 70 declare he would
send back double the amount. Iils Plausl..
BILE Story, appearance Of gendli.y, and his
lamensss, combine 10 make . pretty smooth
impos,er. ! hope the press generally viii
pass him around, and that tho sLord may
reward him according 10 bis evil work."
We understand that the scoundrel y in
Marieua recommending himself 10 the char
sc,er OF The people with the same salc.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

INFAMOUS FALsEHooD AND ATTEMPT At
DRcERTioN--Gov SHAEroN's SPEEcH.--The
Statesman, and the advocates ana aPolo'
eis,s Of the Slave pernocfacy are making 2
desperate effort so qeceive ana cneat we
people apcus'ne speecnss 81 onanncn slnce
his arriysl a. the iar Wess. nul every IN
ieiIlgens man .nows .nal Ineso snolw ~
base Irauds' ano are known 20 % sucn y
she Statesman, ana muse wnoa'e u"eNns
them. - q
We atnrm maj governor shannon = DID 90
clare himself in lavor o. slavery 10 nansas
Inc PROOF o. % y PeI'scnS o.elsne,.n,".
The sPesch quoIsd oy 'ne o's.e'%aa ~ = = . noa
the one o. as', wherein ~ maue 's'' ueo'al
alton. :.
lhs speecn more qso'eu W. ".oe =. :.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

MAFrRRs IN KAnsAs.--The Lawrence
Herald Of Freedom has The following peril.
Een. article;
The Quasi Legislature have passed q bill.
and called |, a'law, organizing various coun.
lies .hfoughou,ihe Territory, fixed the couh-
~ seals, elected The officers. msde provls.
ions for the collection Of iaxes, and devised
every measure. d they conceive. for setting
she en,Iss nschlnety Of GcvernFens ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02

land reipeAI Of the RusslhnB. The Allies
have captured an immense amour, OF the
materials Of var. Il is Eeponed that the
Allied GehatAls have demanded the uncon-
di,ional surrender Of The Russian troops,
stores and delences in the Crimea, including
the town of Odessa.
The place was auacked In four different.
directions. The British attempted 10 STORM
The Redan. The French and Sardinlans
made united attack on the central battery.
The attacks were oil made simultaneously
and with great spirit and energy, bu, mos.
eminenlly successful. One was made BY
Generals Bosquei and Mcmahon. on Mala.
kotf Boih the Redan and central batteries
were at one time In the hands oi the allies,
bu. IL was found impossible TO hold them un.
der the accurate and murderous FIRE ot the
Russians.
A dispatch from the Sea Of Azoff states
TIM. the allies are doing immense damage
10 the Russian vessels aud merchantmen
along tho coast. The fisheries are almos.
entirely destroyed; the damage is essima'
sed a. several millions Of francs. Two Brit
ish steamers were about ascending the Gull
LOT Oukilouk TO destroy ,he government
stores collected on the coast.
| Belleman, the would.be. ASSASSIN, 10 un.
doublsdly maniac and will no. DO ,ried, bui
will be sert 10 the lunaic hospital.
The Emperor was 10 leave Paris on Tuss.
Iday, The l8,h, for ihe camp or 81. Omar. 10
review the troops destined for the CTimea.
4 Il is Seponed the, Austria has offered hei
mediation 70 Denmark 10 her difficulles Win
The United STATES. 'Ff q
4 A Russian dispatch from ST. Pssersbutgh
says the Gar in,ends going 10 Wsrsaw, on
the 18th, with Count Nesselrode, who |. ID
said will Arrange an interview with the King
Of Prussia. =
| LATksr.-London, Sept, l5.--Paris cor.
respondencs says II ID reported ihat 26,00C
troops embarked al Balaklava for the north
Of Sebas,opol, and also ,ha, the Rnssiar
forces were In full re.rea. towards PerekoP
The Paris papers are discussing the ques
lion wheiher Srbasiopol can be held by the
allies while the Russians are masters oil th'
|, forts on The north side.
A dispatch from Dan,zic. dated the 18th
says the blockade ships are expected 10 b
ordered home Immediately.
, I,is rumored in the Clubs to-day that tb,
= allies have found 1900 guns in Sebaasopol
and also tina! the Russians were falling bacl
on Serai.
French rumors say the Russians still Ger
.ainly hold the north Of Sebassopol, and vii
, 10 the las, extremity.
!. Il was reported in Paris ,ha. the allie
admirals had decided ,ha. j, was no, expe
! dient 10 enter the harbor Of Sebas,opol un
Ill Fon Constantine 10 silenced. !, is prob
! able that The all les will attack For, Cons.an
line from Fon Alexander and Artillery Bay
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-10-02
"PnastvHRE."
POMERoY.. o. OHIO.
fURsDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ., 1855.
REPUBLICAN 3 STATE TICKET


REPUBLlCAN STATE TICKET
ron GOVERNOR,
HALMON P. CHASE, Of Hamilton.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
THOMAS H. FORD, Of Richland.
roR AUDITOR OF STAIR.
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT, of Champaign
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
.a JAMES H. BAKER, Of Ross.
ron TREAsuRKR oP STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
ToR yuDoRs OF THE SUPREME COURT,
(For the Fun Tsrm,)
JACOB BRINKERHoFF, Of Richland
fFor tks Haeaney,)
CHAG. O. CONVERS, Of Muskingum.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
r. D. KIMBALL, Of Medina.
ron NHMBKB or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ALEX. G. CONOVER. of Miami.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET,
For Senator,
g. g. HAWLEY, Of Lawrence
FaF Representative.
ALFRED THOMSON. @
For Sheriff.
JOSEPH ". SMITH.
For Commlsalener.
WILLIAM LEDLIE.
For Prosecuting Auornay,
NATHAN SIMPSON.
- For Coroner.
MAJOR w. COLLINS.
For Infrmary i)i,ec,ors.
.i MARCUS ROSWORTH,
HORACE HOLT.
.a,. JOHN C. BESTOW.