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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07
nIicllignn kseIlocrat ts.

The vote cast at the recent judicial election
in Michigan exhibits large Democratic gains
since the Presidential election. The Democrats
have gained in every county, excepting four,an
in these their loss is but 5S3 while in twenty
four counties their gan was S,547, Net gains
in twenty eight counties, 1864 Other coun,
ties, the official votes of which are not yet pub
lished will, it is said by the Detroit Free Press
increase this gain. The signs ofBlack Repub-
lcan decay are as visible in Michigan as they
are in Ohio, in the gallant and growing State Of
Iowa, and in old Connecticut where the Demo-
Gratis surprised the country by electing half the
Congressional delegation. The black republi-
cans have had their balloon prickcd, and the
campaign gas has left the thing collapsed, fiat,
stale and improbable Lane and Stringtellow
have turned real estate dealers in Kansas and
are bleeding Spectators instead of deluded aid
societies, and the Scrcechcrs are out Of breath,
out of pocket, and out Of political capital. A
Gcad cock in the pit is Black Republcanism.
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---Az1s 'N--$%n.----
aEls,RaRHaipaneaaill.

Prof j. D. Williams, Of DalrS College, Pitts
burgh, commenced on last Monday giving in
structions in the art Of Penn shship, at the old
National House. Oar young men and maidens
would do we'll to patronize him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07
Glorious NJ rws from IOWA!

The glad tidings reach us that The Democrats
have carried Iowa by at least THREE THOUSAND
MAJORITY. Last fall Iowa gave Fremont about
1000, and now goes Democratic by 3o0o-a
gain of about 10000 In six months This is
glory enough Iowa and Connecticut have re
pudiated black republicanism and wheeled into
the Democratic line, Ohio will follow in their
footsteps next October. Bleeding Kansas has
lost its charm, and the people who were delud-
ded into the support ofblack ropublicanism are
nov getting their eyes opon and returning to
to the Democratic fold. e#
..Oh wIere now is heetEnt Kansas2 >,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

Are attracting considerable attention "Jim''
has nice stock, aod will sell at prices that can
not fail to please. Give him call when you
desire bargains, and You will get them. Adver-
tiSement next week
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

6TThe Pittsburgh Post, a most excellent
and reliable Democratic paper, has been sold
by it's former proprietors, Messrs. Gilmore and
Montgomery to james P. Barr, Esq, who will
continue to maintain its elevated character and
sound principles.
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RETURNING:
EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MFR. J. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his OLD
I'VE friends and customers in Cadiz, that he has
opened shop in Cadiz,and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
Hanging, Glaizng, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line OF business, viii find it to their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
to excel and to his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have place
ofbusn6ss in HopedaIe, and he hopes thoy will
continue to pa tronize him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the past year bestowed.
Cndiz. O.. nn22-'51 --------- -------- --...
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Enrni NntErc.

S. NJ. Stockton, Custer1 Before Frederick Kimmel
q Co., Plaintiff, Justice of the Peace, o
vs.. 1s.-s Rumey township tlarri
On the 18th day of April, A. d. 1857 said justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above action,
for the sum Of nine dollars and twenty five cents.
-s S. NJ. STOCKTON, CUSTER, & co.
Now Market, April 25tll, A. D. l857-3t
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3 BELMONT ADvEuTIsER.-Th This is the title of
q very creditable paper just'sta at the en-
terprizing town of I'ear, Belmont county O.,
by i. Il. Bartleson & Son, late of the Wheeling
Gfzette. 1t is neutral in politics. Terms 81 so
per annum. Success to the 4drsiiser
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GOV. fseary Ys. SD. Loais ncrm . cr:

Gov. Geary vs.. st. LOUis Democrat 4
The Pittsburgh Post saysi it twas authorized
by Coy. Geary to brand the statement given by
the St Louis Democrat as FALSE" The Bal
timore Sum- further states that Gov Geary il
conversation with Pierce at Washington City,
reaffirmed that the Democrat had stated FALSE
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New York AdversisenIenis.
R ANK"Ra.
PO,ICHoMANIE.I {

The new and beautiful art Of oTnamenling the
Simplest Gass Vessel 10 resemble the Finest Paint.
ed Chnh. al a iiuee ct the cost is efeating an i'm.
nense exclicnieRl,Isadiss aud Gentlemen are alike
iacinatcd with this delIghiful occupation chnste
and elegant amusement ior Children and Schools,
cncourHsing lnste COZ grace ln design srl harmon
IA the arrangement OF c,Ilorss he whole art can
be perfectly acquired 10 balf an huur "a Book OF in.
suucuon separately -, Boxes containing Vases
press. ".n'aUg Er1a .sl3bsI
CONTENT, NEARY & Co N-holesate Store.
June lo-iy. 5(2 BroaC way n Y
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0%5-'IIs hope Adt oar sedsoibers at distant past
Offices lciR reait Us By mail or same other liuate
stasasr, De osnolnt hey one as on sRbscPtiOn.-
4dlld 1ose tclo tre IN CadiE or in tie county, ,ciO
o,ce as, ,oouH confer a great tavo upon as BY e.
6er bringing or sending tolat hey o,0e for either
aatestiSng, JOB eOrk or subscription i0uaefiqtely
This Is tkdbegianing Of The rOla@e; the time tbt
all ssgya square Up oaA he Printer. We are ii
actual need Of ecery dime due as, ".lJ N
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ID The following advertisement appears in
the New York Herald:
\ ESgO0, ,0O0.--I being old, will give my son. a
fine young man, aged twenty -four, 100000
provided some respectable man will give his
daughter, asensibe lady, to him in wedlock,
with $4,000. Mutual affection, Of course
Thisis sincere proposal His property can
! be made worth 100000. Address Junius, Her
aid office, for explanation. Good reason.
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GIVE are pleased to find the following in a
late number of the Steubenylle Herald
PittsbUa rgh and SteubeMviEie R. II.

0YWe are pleased to find the following in a
late number of the Steubenylle Herald
Pittsburgh and SteuhenviEIe R. II.
This Improvement is progressing finely to-
wards completion, A strong force is employed
on the bridge now being built across the Lnio
river, Immediately above this city. Some two
or three abutinents have been raised above the
water. The principal portion Of the grading is
finished, and some six or seven miles of track
have been laid down for considerable length oil
time. From the Pittsburgh Journal of yester-
day, we learn that the great tunnel 1920 in
length, short distance this side of that city,
on the line Of the road, is bored through. There
are ct present ], 400 feet Of the arching done,
and the material for the remainder is all on
hand. AS the contract is in good hands and
the work progressing rapidly this tunnel which
has always been the dragging point on the
Steubenvle and Pittsburgh Railroad will soon
be finished, which will, it is to behoped, ,at once
relieve the Steubenvillc and Indiana Railroad,
which has been suffering pecuniary loss for
want OF a direct eastern outlet. g. =. e. tsa
6AYThe last GAINESVILLE Aurora has the fol-
owing: sri i ..getl,saar T
MonE LOVE MoNEY.---A young lady has bro't
suit against one Of the oldest, and, at the same
time most wealthy, Ministers Of the Gospel, Of
this Valley for breach Of promise totlnarry:
damages, 5000. He is widower. q "a ~"
A young woman damaged to the amount Of
So, ,00oin being disappointed in getting q man
Of 90 or 20 to----marry her! Tastes will
differ. 4p
What's his naue Bro. Baker?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

.4s O3-0ur young bachelor friends of the Zanes
vile aurora, 'breathe OUT the following:-
< According to the most recent French styles
for ladies' dresses will take twenty two yard,
of anything hereafter to make anything like
pattern. Who is going to be such fool as t.
got married at this rate?
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NOh, where now is bteedn, Kansas9 y
El.c Democratic Victory i'm A gba

E'hc Democratic Vics@Ry i'm A AlbRny.
. The Albany Argts of Wednesday says ",lhe
Democrats OF Albany have achieved a most bril-
liant victory. They have routed the opposition
wherever they appeared, in detail or coalition.
They have carried their city ticket by nearly
5000 majority over the Republicans, and by
nearly 20O0 over the Americans. They have
elected seven of the ten Aldermen, ond the same
proportion of the Supervisors"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

0~y-Hon NE. Fink of Perry county, for
naerly and old line whig, has been named as a
candidate for Attorney General before the com
ing Democratic State Convention. Mr.. f. is an
able man, a ss .lsss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

NEHOGSHEADS Dis and barrels PRIME OIL just
~SeS received at our I annery, which we are sell.
ing cheap, wholesale and retail. Tanners and
Dealers wilifind tito their advantage to give a
call S. GEORGE Il co.
Cadiz, Apri. 80 st
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Last week, we had the pleasure Of travelling
over the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad -
Mr.. G. w. Fulton, the Superintendent is a
kind and atfable gentleman. Mr.. w. d. Scott
one Of the Conductors, isjust the man to travel
with, he is agreeable and accommodating and
spares no pains to please all who may be under
his charge Tho travelling public will find this
road to be a cheap,sale and pleasant mode ofcon-
vcyance 1t connects at Newark Ohio, with
the Central Ohio Railroad for Columbus, Wheel
ing, Mansfield and Chicago Also, making con-
nections al SteubenvilIe, Ohio, with the Glove
land and Pittsburgh Railroad. ~
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GJ@ Barrett has just received auother stock
offne Jewelry, &c Glye him a call when
yousfnake vonr purchases. 429% &I&sA
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6TThere was 20 feet Of water in the chan
nelof the Ohio river at Steulenville, on Monday
lasf.....n-.. -. - ~. -. Il
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6TA'yaluable farm in Washington township
is offered for Sale IN to-day's paper p
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THE CoNNEcTIoUT ELECTToH--According to
the returns published in the New Haven Regis
ter, Ingham, the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor in Connecticut, lacks only tso0 hundred and
nineteen votes Of an election by the people--be-
ng a democratic gain of about en- thousand votes
since the Presidential election!
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The way KMOW NOthiMgS are Occa-
SiOMaHLy Sold.

The Ohio State Journal, the leading organ Of
black Republicanism in Ohio gives US the fol-
lowing sample Of how Know Nothings are very
frequently sold--
A SELL.-The New York correspondence o.
the Boston Journal, having sent to that paper a
statement that a large party of Irish Catholics
had attacked and demolished the walls of a
Presbyterian Church in that city, in the pres
ence Of all immense crowd attracted to the spot
| by the deed, and that no arrests were made, &C.
clergyman of Lawrence, Mass, wrote to May.
or Wood, inquirng into the matter, and recei-
we'd the following reply:
MAYORS OFFICE, N. Y, April H. 1857.
DEAR SIR: The statement made by the New
York correspondent of the Boston Daily Jour-
nal, and published in that paper, referred to in
your communication of the 9th inst, is gross
and malicious fabrication; not one word of truth
! is contained therein.
Had any attempt of the kind been made,
should have used every resource within my
power to prevent such disgraceful proceedings
and to preserve the peace and protect the prop
erty Of our citizens
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

&01Trhere will be a Masonic celebration a
Mt Pleasant, Ohio, on the 9th Of June next.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

0J-Col. Forney is about to take charge of
the pennsylvanian. "
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C-There has been considerable trouble with
the Indians in Iowa lately,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-07

HRArN.-.We have had one almost continuous
raih for the last three days.
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SteubeEvill4 6 Indiana Railroad
E gsf @ d 49,,

1xslT TGSasa Sssgg sgs 49,
Fare as Low rs by amy other Road
I'M and after Wednesday, April 22d, 1857, the
~ CADIz ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadz daily Sundays excepted) at 6 o'clock
a. M.-connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives Mt Newark at 6-l5 P. NJ,
making close connections with the trains of the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West; and
arrives at Steubenvle at 10. As M in time for the
morning train on the Pittsburgh Wheeling and
Cleveland Railroad. 'I"
| RETURNING:
Leaves Steubenylle AT 6-25P M.-connecting at
the lnction with the Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cad;z 8-50P. M. .E
| z ar e.;
| From Cadiz to Steubenve. ..............S 90
| " :" Newark. Observation-Disclosures. 800
T" " Chicago. .................... 1900
f." " Rock Island ,....,....... 100
| s Iowa City. .............. 1925
For through tickets and further information ap.
| ply to r D. .HlLBEL,T. Ag'L Cadiz.
! l.. DEVENNY. Gen. Agt CIV. FULTON Supt
apr, 80 1871
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Attachment.

Thomas Hopkins, Plaintiff Before Joseph Rea,
au against J. p of Moorefeld tp.
Tephtha Wickesham, def't Harrison county Q
On the l7theay Of April, p, 1881, said Justice
issued an order OF attachment in the above action
fer the sum Of nineteen dollars and forty two cents
apr 22-3t s5l THOMAS HOPKINS.
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Attachl.l cBat.

AttaGhIR cMt.
Virgel Mcbride, Plaintiff Before Joseph Rea, j.
against aw P. of Moorefield tp.
Jeph,ha Wckesl,am, deft Harrison comfy, O.
On the 18th DE- I OF April A. D. 1857, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action,
for the sum OF six dollars and thirty-seven cents.
apr 22-3t --et.-a fVlRGEL MCBRIDE.
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or Tor all, or any portion Of any .nb-equen.
deceRnial period sllaIl be divided INTO as
many Senatorial ard Representative districts
as thare may be Sona,tTs or Representatives
elective in any yrar Of the present, or any
subsequent decennia period, which districts shall
be Of contiguous territory, and each district snail
con'ain as nearly ratio for rSernor or Representa-
tive as is at;ginabe, without violating the rule
herein given as contiruity Of territory and with
cut dividing any township election precinct or ward
Ii any Represent ative or Senatorial district, com
posed of two connties ,sbodOy reason OF
excess nt population over rntio. be entitled 10 Gd.
dtionm Representatives or Senators Tor any portion
OF the present or anv subsequent decennial period
the dsuict shall be divided into two districts, for
each por tion of such iecenninl period, which shall
I be contiguous territory, aud each shall contain as
near aratio as is attainabe without dividing conn
lties, -.- .....t..
! If by reason Of the annexation Of one Senatorial
district TO another; there shall be any excess OF pom
uiaton oyer senatorial ratio, which shall he enti
tied additional Senatorial representation for any
portion Of any decenninl period. each district as
now constituted shall elect ona Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners snch other board Of off.
GERS elective and resident in the proper county ms
may he provided by law. At least tour months pri
to the general election in 1858 the counties en-;
titled To more than one member of either house shall
he divided INFO districts or the residue of the present
Idecennial period md At least four months prior
to the general election IN the first year of each
subsequent decennial period the counties
entitled tn more than one member for all or any
portion OF such deeennial period in either or both
hnuses shall be divided tmo districts Tor the whole
of the deeennial period. A cescrIdion of the dis
trict OF eaeh county shall be published may be di-
reced by the county commissioners or as may be
pres cribed by law. .
n II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
| THOMAS II, FORD.
President OF the Senate.
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SPRaNG STYLE
.lEt ..OF..
SILK A N D SOFT n A. S!
Introduced February rs, 1857.
11 AT Tue s5
STEUBENVILLE CITY
III A II g. CAP S TO X T. Z!

tFoutth street, two Doors North Of Market0
II HAVE lust received from New York and Phila-
L delphia the LARGEST land MOST COMs
PLETE assortment of HATS AND GAPS, ever
offered in this market comprising in part eSTA
IL doz Silk Hats, varying In price from 80 S8sk
to oiS5 Also 80 doz soft Felt Hats from 80 s,l3
cents to a.. Alison good assortment Of Drab, Otter
and Beaver Hats q Also very large assortment Of
CAPS, consisting of Otter, Seal, SILK, Plush, Cloth
and Velvet. Also ageneral assortment Of Youths
and Cbildren's fancy Hats and Caps Of every style
now muse These goods have been selected in
the Eastern Cities by myself with great care, and
will DO sold at greatly reduced prices. in addition
TO the aboye, Keep constantly on hand large as
sortfnent Of II ats OF my own manufacture. t
( aRQat 6 {ff3h J q. DAVIDSON.
April 90, le57-tf. "a tts a.s
4 sARPBflNG, ,-+lngrsin y Venetian, ior sale
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Another state Redeemed!

Huzza for little Iowa! The Democrats have
elected their whole ticket in this State! The
"sober second thoueht' is pervading! The
hoarse shreks ofthe Screechers have no longer
any effect upon the people. Iowa gave Ere
mont 1000 majority last fall. Now it elects
Democratic State officers! Alas for sectional
ism!-iSeR Adv.
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n NGTy Respectfully,
FERNANDO WOOD. Mn


The church referred to was the sod Brick
Cz,srh," which has been torn down, Chiefly by
Irish Catholics, we presume,) to be replaced by
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Iowa ELEcT1oN.-Itis is quite probable that
Iowa has been redeemed from the reasonable
black republicans and the entire democratic
State ticket elected. In nine counties heard
from, the democratic gain is about 4O0o.-Iock
Island Argus. s .....-t .. t
The victory achieved in Racine, WiSconcin,
turns out to be democratic instead of Abolition.
Mr. Paul, the mayor elect, is democrat and
consequently the Chicago statement that the
blacks had carried Racine must be credited to
the kansas outrage mill" Racine gave John
and Jessie 40 majority in November-now the
democrats have it by 246. .-BoSton Post
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nc. So, Wood street, Rittsburgh, "a
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
THE PEOPLE or HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES!

Stock Of Goods for the would be pleased "
IIATAND CAP ESIAI3IISEINIIINT,
iketo aiow myS
Fa honahdSi nla Wool
nsandBO onC I
aIiasp
nsinysta caps
All which lofH CH4S PAuiSoN
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JUSTICES ELEcTtoN.-An n election FOR Justice
Of the Peace was held in Mt. Pleasant township
on the 25th ultimo, which resulted in the choice
Of Reese B. Smith, black republican, who, how
ever, only beat our old friend Amos Jones by
20 votes. Not much for that benighted region;
and the majority would have been less had the
"KansaS'' screecliers not started report that
Jones wanted to be elected so that he could coll
lect militia fines from the Quakers, whose re-
ligious views might induce them to violate the
provisions ofthe new law. OF course this was
all false; but what mattered that? 1t succeed
ed and with the "Blaclls'' the end justifics the
means-Steu6. Cpi0R. -r .. . -''-
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ELEcTI9N NEWS.

:" . .
The returns oOme in slowly. In 3fcounties
the Democratic gain is :, SAG, while The Biacl;
Republican gain is 46, leaving the Democrats q
clear gain Of $500, or 36T more than Fremonts 5
majority in the State, which was 1888. In
the "a counties heard from, the Democratic ma
iorities amount to 4, 407 and the Black Republi-
can majorities to 1889, leaving the former a
clear majority Of loss. aIss
Add TO the foregoing four additional counties
heard from, giving an average Republican, ma
jority of 6S7, which will leave in thirty-eight
counties heard from a Democratic majority of
$751; A number of strong Democratic counties
are to be heard from, embracing DAVIS, Wayne
Appanoose, Decatur, Marion, &C., and It is
| thought the majority Of the Democratic State
ticket will range from 20O0 to 5000 So much
for Dred Scott, the Supreme Court, Congress
sional corruption, Freedom Shrieking and Kan
sas bowling and bloedingl Near 10000 gain in
| Iowa. Salesman .- =
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8. &T. R. r.

0ETThe Guernsey Je9asoniaa speaks thus Of
the t 9kglAIlt
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actual need Of eoery dime dae u.s. 'ilo
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tisement next week

RifiHa atf-
lAe a8sas#t I'D
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-14
AMERICAN COUNTY CONTENTION.

The delegates from the several town
ships in the county assembled at evil
liams' Hail." at the foot of Main and
Broad streets, on Monday, August 10th,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and was called to
order by the appointment of John An
derson, Esq, of Nevada, temporary
Chairman and John Pattison Secre-
tary.
On motion, the following committee
on credentials was appointed, viz:
d. Russell, of BRIDGEPORT; H. Moon,
of Eureka; G. Remington, of Little
York; R. w. Latta, of Washington /;
A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley; B. B.
Troxel, of Rough & Ready, and John
Pattison, of Nevada.
Same committee to report permanent
officers, also, order of business.
The Convention then adjourned to
meet at o'clock, P. M.
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The AMERICAN TICKET.-We pre-
sent in another column the county can
didates of the American party. 1t
would be an act of supererogation in us
to speak of the ticket. The men upon
it are we'll known and their claims upon
the SURFACES of the people cannot be
enhanced by any words of ours. 1t is
an excellent ticket, challenging the
production of better. In every re-
gard the candidates are worthy of the
votes and confidence of. honest men in
whatever political ranks they may be
found. The county convention did
itself, and the party represented, high
honor by the discriminating choice of
candidates made. We doubt whether
a more valuable group of candidates, in
integrity, moral worth, good citizenship.
and ability, has ever been presented in
this or even any other county of the
State. That the ticket will receive the
appreciation it merits from the people,
we trust and not without hope.