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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-11
NoTTCE.

- ~ ~ , ~ ~ 2
Regular graduate Of the jefferson Medical
College, OF Philaaelphia, Pa. Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and for the last Twelve years have been
praeueing in the East.
Having now permanently located N CadH win
the intention OF prseticng Medicine and Surgery IN
ell thsr VaTinus branches; he offers his services
TO the citizens of fCadz and surrounding country IN
general hoping to share part Of their public pat
TOnage and support.
Office ON Market Street, few doors above the
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3In.
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FAN Style Of SILK Hats for 1855
sHERIFF'S SALE.

VS. In Partition.
GuieIma Guynne, ct al. sis..u ASH. Il.
10y virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed by the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
OHIO, at the Spring rm thereof A. D., 1851 will
offer for sale on Monday the goth day Of March,
1857 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4
O'Clock M. OF said day, on the premises, the tol'
lowing real estate TO wit: Lot No l. in the town
oflarrisville, Harrison county Ohio, with the ap-
purtenances tbereunto belonging, and appraised al
the SUN Of nine hundred dollars.
The conditions OF the above ale inTe ne follows;
One.third in hand third in one year, third
in two years with interest on the deferred pay
ments from the day OF sale Hfs A9
rI'-. ~,lsf i s. ANDERSON, Sheriff
Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff q Office, st. Clairsville ssEtJ 2.
M February Is, 1857. r. grIt
Feb. "a, 1857 57-ts-prfeeS400
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ctTATIONERY-Fin Fancy Note Paper, color
- ed Note and Letter, Commercial do , Fancy
and plain Envelopes, just opened at
sept "a. BARRETT'S.
TtOMBS--Puff, Tuck, Redding, Fine Tooth and
" Pocket Combs at
sept "a O. B. BARRETTH.
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New Fail aud Winter Goods
s. & III. McFADDEN,

Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Stationary aud
portable .. ..a- r...-.
Steam Engines,
and Boilers Mill Gearing; for Saw and Grst Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shaiting and pull
lies, Turning Laihs for iron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws cutting, turning, boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sills for houses, railroad works &c.;in short
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Fonndries and Machine Shops, Also,
Horse powers, ScpaFatOFs,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters, horse rakes, aud cast
plows of all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also,
LeaVitt's Corn and Cobb Mill.
This received the first premium in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Mill''
at the late State Fair in Columbus, thus proving its
superiority over all others. They are manu- aciured
by us only for the counties of Coshocton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscarawas.
ThreSslinS Machine, and PIOw
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &c, always IN
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH & DIXON.
Nv. LennOx, SUp't.
Iuue | |. 1S56-tf.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
AARON FORMAN.

'TNAKES this method to inform the citizens h
L Harrison and adjoining countless tIat fa
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams, in the
COACH MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand a superior stock Il
Carriages and Buggies,
Which he intends to sell on the most reasonable
terms. Persons from distance NAV rest assured
that they can do as we'll Mt my Establishment al
they cnn west OF the mountains, as | am deter.
mined not TO be exceed in timber orw orkmanshi3
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on III
most reasonable terms.
have purchased the Right of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons Edward e. Charles Ev.
erett ltneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
l hope and feel confident Of liberal share oT
patronage. A. FORMAN.1
cadiz, october 1886.
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sY;atisl a Free Gift to ALI!
MISERY REIJEV Ed
n RUGm q MccUTCIEON,

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
A ND dealers IN all klnds 0i Paints, Oils, brnsh'
N es, Fine Paint, Periumery and fancy articles
Of all kinds, Steubenvile. Ohio. ..a,4 ~ !,
4 large stock lust received, which we are selling
cheap Va saG a.
Great care Wilt taken in packing goods to be
sent by the railroad;
StenbenviIle, Sep. >, 55-ly'
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, ENTY TWO YEARS.

1 4
Exoerienco has rendered DR. X. a most successful
practitioner In the of all diseases of private
nature; manhood's debility, as impediment TO
marriage; nervous and sexual inhrmites, diseases
of the tktn, and those arising irom abuse OF mer.
cury
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by
beys, in solitude, often growing up with them TO
manhood; and which, if not reformed in due time,
not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial
happiness but gives rise to series OF prorated i'll.
sidious, and devastating affections.
Few of those who give way to this pernciGns
practice are aware OF the consequences, Until they
find the nervous system shattered, feel strange and
unacconntabie sensS tions and vague fears in the
mind. (See pages, II, ~, ", OF Dr. k's book on
"self- Preservation" .@
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is
unable to labor with accustomed vigor, to apply
has mind to study: his step is tar dy and weak; he is
dull rresolute, and engages even IN his sports with
less energy than usual,
| Ifhe elnancipate himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrinomy, his marriage
is unfruitlul, and his sense tells him that this is
caused by his early oies. These are considerations
which should awaken the attention OF OF all who are
similarly situated
,nsaa REMEMBER.
| f1e who places himself under Dr. Kinkelins treat.
ment, may religiously confide in his honor gem
eman and rely upon the assurance, that the secrets
of DR.. X s patients will never be disclosed.
Oun9 nla0---lel HU luis6 HiUutSty USteE you uOHi
making your case known to one, who, from educa-
tion and spectabiity, can certainly be:riend you
DR.. Kinkens residence has been for the last
twenty years at the N. w Corner Of Third and I'm
ion streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at Distance can have (by stating their
case explicitly, together with all their symptoms
per letter. enclosing remittancel DR.. 'smedicine
appropriated accordingly...
Forworded to any part of the Unitd States and
packed secure from damage or Curiosity, by Mall
or Express. 7
i READ! YOUTH AND MANHOODll
i A Vigorous Life or a Premntvre Death, Kmkelin or
Self Preservation--Only 25 cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps. will en-
sme copy, per return of mail.
GYatisl a Free Gift to ALI!
MISERY RELIEVED!
"Natures Guide, y a new and popular work, full
ofvauable advice and impressive warning alike
calculated TO prevent years OF misery, and save
thousands of lives, is distributed witheut charge
aud forwarded by mail, prepnid to any Post Office
ia the United States on receiving an order enclo
sing Two postage stamps.
Y July 9, lS5h-ly as
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AFFLICTED READM

Philadelphia Medical House.
Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. klNK-
ELM, corner Of Third and Union streets, Phila.
delphia Pa
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- Benjamin Watkinson.
OFFERS his services 10 the citizens OF Csds< anu
surrounding country, in the artof
TaOuse Painting, Graiming, Paper
Hanging, vanishing,
sna Ill Minds OF Imitation in Wood Stone and Mar
bic, Also, Sign painting attended to, on the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing to have Painting done in the best
and most modern siyle would do well TO give ham a
ssI ~ he endeayors to do his work in neat, sub
stsntial, and workman-ike manner.
Cadiz, Ohio, May II, le56ly
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. VI. JACKSON, Phiiiad'H, PA.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER Complaint, Dyspepsis, Jaundice. Chronic
or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF the Kidney,
and all diseases arising from disordeIed
Liver or Stomach.
Such
esConstipa-
ton, Inward Piles,
Funess of Blood to the
Head, AcidiIy Di the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fulness or Weight in the stomch, sour Eruc-
tstions, sinking or flultenng at the Pit OF the
stomach, swimming OF the Head, hurried and
difficult breathing, iluttering at the heart choaklng
or suffocating sensations when in lying posture
dimness Of Vision dots webs before the sight
and dull pain in the head, deficiency OF per-
smration, YellOwness OF the skin and
Eyes, pain in the side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., sudden Flushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
constant lmaginings
OF Evil, and great
Depression OF
apirits
The,propTietor in calling the attention Ct the pub
liz TO this preparation, does with feeling OF tn
utmost confidence in Its virtues and adaptntlon Il
the diseases for which it is recommended.
ltisno new AM untried article, but one that hs
stood the test of ten years trial before the Amen
can people, andits reputation and sae is unriyale
by any similar preparation extant. The testmon
in its favor given by the most prominent and wei
known Physicians and individuals in all parts OF tn
country is immense, aud a careful perusa of tn
Almanac publishad annually by the proprietor an
to be had gratis of any OF his agents, cannot but sat
isy the most skeptical that this remedy really de
serving the great celebrity it has obtained % ,pC,
! Principal Office and Manuac tory, No.99 ARCl
street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
RrSold by John Mclean and John Beall Cadi7
! l. +; Cranlblett Deersvillc; w. p Saunders, Ne'
| Market; T. j. Brown, Moorefeld, and by all dealer
| in medicine. - apr ZS-ly
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MASONIC NOTICE.

II ARRISON LODGE
BAA AE Il No. 2l9 of Free and
sSRl IssA AlIes accepted Mssons, meets
&s1NSEXkNNgaM.. regular on the first and
sss SSS third Tuesday of evely
SsSAas5eA,S fSais month at the Odd Fellows
,T< ":s ';'': (. VS.; y. s..... s..ssse' ...:,:
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NEW STOREHN CADHZ!
And all Entirely New Goods!
BROWN G. BRO

b0OW " & bhO,
Are now receiving and opening out in the Store
Room formerly occupied by John Mccormick in
Cadiz, one OF the largest and best assortmonts Ut
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to Cadiz Their stock is full and
complete in every thing neodful or desirable fot
Fall and Winter wear.
For tEac Ladies!
They have an extensive assortment Of Plain and
Fancy Silks Satins Ribbons, all Wool De LANES,
Wool PIaids &c &c.
Their stock of Cloths, Cassimercs vestings,
Ready Made clothing &C., &C., which they have
for the
GE%TS
Is second to none either in qnality or ouantify.-
To attempt TO enimerpte their articles would be
both impossible md useless Call and examine
them for yourselves, for we feel confident that a
more fashionable or extensive assortment of better
or cheaper Goods have never been brought to this
market thnn those now offered by
-... BROWN & BRO rDER.
P. s. he highest cash price pal for all Kinds Of
Marketable Produce, al our Store Room on Market
IT (ad2' ChIo, & BRO.
Oct S-lSa6u
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OdulLS oIuo' I7Sp. ot Io'y-t.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HATCHER g. CO.,
A RE NOW RECEIVING at their store-room
N in Cadiz. the largest and best assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Ever brought to Cadiz. Their stock is full and
complete IN every thing needful or desirable for
tall and winter wear.
For the Ladies
they have an extensive assortment Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, 3
RIBBONS, sATINs, ALLwooL DE LAINs
wool plaids, &C., &c.
For the Gents
They have an unequalled assortment, both in quan.
tity and quality Of Cloths, Cassirneres,' Vestings;
Ready made Clothing, &c, &c
But to attempt to enumerdte their articles would
be both impossible and useless. Call and examine
them for you rselves for we are confident that BET
TER or CHEAPER Goods have never been brought to
this market .pt ~.
Whether you purchase or not, call and examine
our goods, asst is no trouble for us % show goods
Remember the place, two doors west OF Bealls
Drug Store, and the store east Of McFadden's
| The highest price in cash paid for all kinds Of
marketable produce - 2"
Bring either your produce or your money and
you shall have bargains and no mistake.
HATCHER T. co.
! Cadiz, Ohio, Oct. /, 1S56-f i~y'a
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JoEr McCoRM1cK, SWM. HoGu,
+ Omaha City, ~ rs I Cad's, Ono
JOHN MCCORMICK & Co.
La nd a gen t %,

omaha City, Nebraska Territory.
Having established ourselves at this place for the
tyaneaction of General Land Agency,we will give
grornpt attention to sil business entrusted TO us-
Win select Government Land from personal inspec;
ton in Kansas, Nebraska and the western tern hhe 81
rive spscial attention the selection Of Lands Tor
satte RS and others desiring good locations. Will
locata. buy and sell Land Warrants, negotiate and
guarantee Loans, furnish Maps, pay taxes, &c
Entries made for foreign dealers favorable terms
and money loaned for Capitalists on Real Estate
security. We invite the attention Of Capitalists
and others desiring investments.
Dec. "a, '56-tf.
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WAR

WAR ~ e'
Between France and England
Il can no longer be concealed that Franco sn5 Fne
land are at -
L0GGERHEADS
With each other. and although we cannot FoRR.
TELL THE CONSEQU ENCES We can say with
out fear Of contradiction that JACOB CRABB ain
remains on themos amieuble terms with friends
and patrons ard in order to irsure continuance
Of those Friendly Relations he has filed his
Temple OF Fashion
with large and fashionable stock of READY.
MADE CLOTHING, Cloths, Cassimeres, vestins
and Gents furnishing goods. He has received foI
the Fall and Winter trade Rocky Mountain Over.
eonts, Beaver and Proadcloth overcoats, Cassimefe
Business coats, Sattinett coats and Paiits, Plush
Velvet, and Satin Vests, Fine Doeskin Pants Fam
ecg cassimere Pants. silk plush Vestngs, Black arfd
Blue dress coats. HATS. CAPS, etc.. etc N 'ITs2
Ihsis the most magnificent stock ever openet
to the People Of SHS-SH
HARRISON COUNTY. l4'
invite the public to call and exaniineltnv s,ocA
as am determined to give bargains. l - -
cadiz, Oct s-lS56. JACOB CRABB
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Ausiness Gar6s.

GEO RGE & VIII SON,
WHOLES ALE GROCE r S
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN PRODUCE,
Cadl1, Ohio.
Warehouse at the DepOI
iCadis, OHIO, July, ;6, ls56-tf
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NEW FIRM.
MCPHERSON. & ROSE.

IJAVING entered into partnership in the business
III of manufacturing Marble Monuments, Tomb
and Grave Stones of every description now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor them with
their patronage at the shortest notice and in the bes
style; as Rose is one of the oldest and best workmeI
in Eastern Ohio Their shop will be found on Raj!
road street, opposite the Probate office. Please call
before purchasing elsewhere. -
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LIVE RY STA B L E.
PRICE q CESsNEY,

sNpH H<eA-Aa TAKE Pleasure in Informing
81 ltsaSlysA the travelling public. THAI
e1k4ksszsl - they Keep constantly for hire
- the best BUGGfEs, CAR
RlAGEs and HORSES, that has ever been hep.
in Livery Stable in Cadiz.
Their stock is Fnst, Gentle and Safe. Their
Vehicles Of the latest STYLE and cannot be excelisd
in point Of ease for riding
Terms for bire moderate. Stable a few doors
east of the American Heu.e, where ali can be sc-
commodated az the shortest notice. -.
Cadiz October %, 1856
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CASH FOR WHEAT!

The highest price in CASH paid for good Mer.
chantie VIII at at the Grocery and Provision Stofs
of CHARLES PATTERSON, Cndiz, Ohio. ALSO
the highest price Tor Rye and Oats.
Cadiz Ohio, Feb. lS=tf
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March 4; lss7-Gtprfee7,OO
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-10
The Royal Family of E,g,on5

London correspondent of the New Or
eans Ficayune thus describes the appearance
OF the hoyal family at the Princess Theatre
Ihe Queen was attired in superb black
oress, with short sleeves, which exposed a
pump, round arm; white kids. with
black bands around the wrist, and mapni6-
cent bracelet. On her head was a wreath of
white flowers, which contrasted finely with
the remainder Of her dress, and set the white
oil very richly, and yetnot gaudily.
Inc Pnncess Charlotte, of Belgium sat
next to the Queen, and was attired Similarly
10 the latter-black dress, short sleeves. white
wreath DC, and superb display of Jewels,
tne sparkles from which, under the pasli0bt,
flashed far and near. The Princess Royel of,
England sat along side the Princess Charlotte.
ana, ike her mother, was dressed plainly but
richly. Her dress was dark drab. and her
chief Jewel was a diamond necklace she wore
no wreath.
" Behind her was Prince Frederick of
Prussia, her affianced husband, who showed
her every attention.
" In point OF beauty, the Princess Charlotte
surpassed either of the others; she is small in +,
stature, and has face and figure that would
caPtlvate Cupid at once. The Queen is pleas
ant but not good looking, and were she at
tired In ordinary dress, would pass by unno-
ticed. The pictures have seen of her flatter
her very much. Her daughter is more home
y stlll-being short and fat, and having more
OF German than an English face. But then
the beauty is not an essential element of roval-.
ty as the latter always commands its worship,
pers in almost countless numbers. 1t might
be personal matter with them, but in no.
other respect is it necessary"
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Life In the West.

The following genuine woman's letter is from
,ho p,,,so,o,,h Trihnn. Tba Ia,,a. = r.on'
'"0 VI ,., ''' iIo'"
Strawoerry mn, hahsaS' ana dated May l6Ih.
In getting out there they all piled into one lit
tie wagon, stopped one night at log house. in.
roosn, If dont or ch;,ling and.b,d 70 holI ,ha
''''t '"e
oeo c'olheS Ill 'htl' 'ce'n u keep them from
blowing away. We quote the rest of the let
ter -
CIV wish ia ooo1,.ss that 7 oorl1 ,o,1 ,o,
" 5 ,'''c t., Ic.u s'u you
,ha he ie,io r. ho,,,, r,, Va" W uo
Wv ,",rG I"Iuo rh' mnuae 10 u'Hut aI la's
tio,' I'm .'eNeu
tt' "t''; h"'u'a. 'a oPl'euI'
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VI ;mi, T,,i'';, gF 1 XII SjIG uaou,' Tue wa's
.,r PI',a" y e 'm ,,, w." j ia ~ ds'
~, :, We - a''oN' we naae We
Nv Ou' 'J' Je Io.tneli1n'
u1h tb =! s.py "s s"laes ~ QUE sue
~, i, -. ,,',t h''.o Al. Pu' pT1 pUsi'
e t,,', ,,,,nI. l"e a h 'aot'
49, th,Ia,, 1'h ''t ,'nS a paeN
,ns 0"' L,I" ,'o9 ~, iuo"i .'le III
rI' H. o"' We 90 'na ~ na'e r t"o
W. Pu' o"' tn'ee M
y. aour u'ss ,'o'tS urou'"' a' "%ns i nt,P lle
"PPeea'""re VI '"e'h WV "'"0i. my S",'u' &c,
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For the Perrysburr Journal.
Specimen of the Eloquence and Honesty of
IL. u. Payne, Douglass Nebraska Ca ndidate
for GOVprnor


IL. u. Payne, Douglass Nebraska Candidate
for Governor.
And now, that plighted faith and honor you
have broken--without excuse, or shadow of OK.
cuse-bdsely, meaulg and disgraceftIv. All
moral sense and appreciation of good faith appear
to have fled from your breast. Have they taken
up their abode with brutes mol The very
brutes would turn away their nostrils from your
loathsome carcass in disgust. You are dishonor-
ed MANA perfdious wretch and while you live,
you must be an object of execration among all
honorable men.
And has it come to this? Can confidence no
longer be placed in the lCord of man? Are we
no longer to rely on the honor of Senator'S? +? Aud
you after obtaining your selfish ends, now glory
in the falsehood and perfdy for which, in all after
time, you are rendered infamous q? Your perfdi-
Gus, bartered soul cannot rise to a code of honor
recognized among thieves even"
The above is the language Of II. B. Payne, to
H. G. Blake while Speaker of the Senate, resi-
dent of Medina county and one OF the finest men
of Ohio, and yet, when Mr.. Blake resigned his
position as Speaker, that he might defend himself
from these slanderous and blackguard charges on
the floor of the senate, and offered resolutions to
have committee appointed for this purpose, this
same H. B. Payne had the magnanmity TO uote
against Investigation He well knew his charges
were false and that Investigation would but ex-
pose him to the contempt he so justly deserved
Yet this same IL. B. Payne Is the nominee for
GOVERNOR, by the slavocrats of OHIO. Fit tool
for so corrupt party
Mr. Payne has some antecedens that will be rich
to review during the present canvass. It is said
he has already appropriated ten thousand dollars
to pay expenses during the present campaign, but
this is a small sum for money Shauer, and will
do but little in covering up the political sins OF
this famous blackguard This indeed is fit nom
nation to be made by such a party. B.
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Dated April 3, 1851,

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, Three fiths of the members elected to
each house concurring therein, that 1t be- aud here
by is proposed the electors Of this State to vote
On the second Tuesday Of October next. upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
as al. additional section to article eleven Of the
Constitution. Every county which now is, or may
hereafter be entitled to than Que senator, or
representative for the eresdue Of the pre- ent decen
nal period, or for all, or any portion of any sub
sequent decennial period shall be divided into as
many senatorial and representative districts as
there NAV be senators or representatives elective
In any one year of the pres mt, or any subsequent
decennal period, which districts shall be OF con
tguous territory and each district shall contain as
nearly a ratio for senator representative as is
kttainable. without violating the rule herein given
ts TO eontguity of territory and without dividing
ne ,qwAshP, election precinct, or ward Ii any