Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-27
CoVfNarON NESVs.

AUGUST ELEerfoNs-At the election, on the
9Th of August next, the polls will open at six
o'clock AM. and close at seven o'clock p
M. The officers 70 be elected areSa Clerk Of
the Court oftAppeals for the Stateeat large;
a Colonel and Lieutenant-Colonel- for the
Regimental District Of kenton County; a
Sheriff for Kenton County; also a Magistrate
in each of the Districts, No. and 8, in the
county, outside Of the city; also a Constable
in Third, Fourth and Fifth Districts; also a
Mayor aud Marshal for the city of Covington,
Kenton County, KY. & vote will likewise
be taken for or against an additional levy Of
three cents on every 500 of taxable property
in the State, for the purpose of increasing
the Common School Fund. tt
The following are the officers of election
who have been appointed TO act at the sew
eral voting places, to-wit;
Stevensons Cross Roads-Sheriff, s. G..
Sayers; Judges, Jno. Ellis and II. II. Mullins;
| Clerk, 7. NJ. Mullins.
StaiFordsbrirg Sheriff, N Stafford; Judges,
| Thompson Sanders and VIM ReddeUk; Clerk,
VIM. Threlkeld.
Koche--Sherii, Warner Wilson; Judges,
r. NJ. Bruce and Jno. Cox; Clerk, D. E.
| Sellers. tb,f n.
Independence--Sherih, John Armstrong
Judges, H. Wayman and Geo. White; Clerk,
| II. II. Plummer.
Seotts-iSheriff, f. Yates; Judges Absalom
| Ellis and VIM Gallant; Clerk, r. @. Flora.
Buena Vista--Sheriff, r. II. Perry; Judges,
o. Blinn and Preston Davis; Clerk George
Patton.
Second Tollgate = Sheriff, F. Hughes
Judges, Jas. Dugan and j. Harvey Clerk,
H.C. Timberlake.
Rush's-Sherif, W. A. Kennedy; Judges,
j. Kyle and D. G. Kennedy; Clerk, A. P.
Sanford. E ~ ~ e
Ludlow-SheriG, S. Maltis; Judges, Jas
Robinson and Jno. Wesner Clerk, H. d
Stratton.
City Hall-Sherif, H. wayman; Judges
J. Foster and w. W. Allnutt; Clerk, Jno. NJ
Bonds stoneyard-S6eria, ~. E. Lett
H. F. Bowen.
Drover's Inn-Sheriff W. H. Wood
Judges, J. G. Howard and Jno. McKoy
Clerk, S. K Hays.
Farmers Hotel-Sherif, W. Z. Ashbrook
Judges, BENZ. Egleston aud J. 7. Vansant
, Clerk, J. E. Stevenson.
The election of Mayor is for the fractiona
term of two years from September next; Col
onel and Lieutenant-Colonel, for six years.
STATE PoLITIos-CANDIDATEs FOR CLER
OF THE Court OF FAPPEALs-Three candidate
for the Clerkship of the Court of Appeals ar
, | now in the field, and the votes they receiv
|
of the State in November. Mr.. McCarty wa
nominated by the regular Democratic Cor
: ventiou, and will be generally supported b
the Breckenridge men, though he can nc
, carry the full strength of the party. r. l
q Boiling is the Independent or Douglas car
u didate, but will get at least 5000 votes frol
his Democratic competitors, on account of h
e personal popularity. Gen. Coombs, the UniC
q candidate will about poll his party strengt
u = Should Coombs be elected by large msjorit
u the State will undoubtedly 90 for Bell; shou
E his majority not exceed five or six thousan
le it will, without doubt, go for Breckinridg
q Boiling will receive about &c, 600 votes.
il Cry OoUNcIL--PRocEEDNG YESTERDAY.
e The Council met at the usual hour yesterdf
afternoon, President Goodson in the Chai
d The minutes of the previous meeting we
D read and approved. 's n ~. s'.', ~ .., &
m The resignation of G. H. Mooar, as Chai
,f man of the Committee on Internal Improv
d ments, was received and accepted.
ID Appropriations amounting to 1922 so we
ia passed, among which was one for $93 80
e. Ringwalt & Avery, Of. Cincinnati, for carp
m for City Hall. Adjourned. IN -