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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

STATE ELECTIONS we're held in Alabama, Ar.
kansas. Kentucky, Mississippi. Missouri aud
Texas, on Monday last; and on Tuesday in Ten.
nessee. Missouri, we believe. 10 the only one Of
these States that has four full tickets In the field
for State officers, representing the four candi-
dates for the Presidency. and the result In that
State will consequently be looked for with
much interest The ticket headed by Claib. +.
jackson for Governor, 10 supported by the
friends Of Douglas, while that headed BY Han.
cock jackson is supported by the friends OF
Breckenridge. Robert Wilson ls the candidate
for Governor Of the Union, or Bell and Everett
party, aad Jas. D. Gardenhire of the Reputl-
cans. The votes cast for these four candidates
will give pretty good idea Of the strength Of
the four parties in Missouri, and we firmly be-
lieve that the friends Of Douglas will carry the
State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08
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Health depends almost entirely upon the state OF the
blood II the vitAsing uid which pervades every tissue
membrane hbre nlament gland or other organ primary
and subsidiary be charged with the elements Of disease
sickness must be the consequence and until the cause IL
eradcaed permanent relief can be expected II IL
here that the powerful health restoring properties Of
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forms therefore radical and thorough. Read the ss-
tlmony In smother column.
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CO., San Francisco RICE COFFIN harysvilie; r. II.
MCDONALD Il CO.. Sacramento; H. II. wICKEs CO.,
Nevada and by Druggists generally. 1Sly
Newelrs Cough syruP.-we have just received
few bottles of this Syrup from the Manufacturer 1t
comes to us highly recommended remedy for Coins
COUGH SORE THROAT, BRoEczsus, any other affection
Of the throat or lungs.
RUDOLPH 4 HUNT,
ll-U 81 Main street, Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

S. FHERALD.-G. W. Guthrie. Federal OF.
fetal Of San Francisco, has purchased the in
terest of Mr.. Page 10 the herald. thus giving
him control of the paper. On Monday John
Nugent published his vaIedictory. declaring his
intention to support Douglas, and withdrew
from the paper. The Herald will Of course now
come out for Breckinrdge. A gentleman late.
ly from San Francisco informs as that Nugent
will start another paper in tina. city.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

WALL Il NEWMAN, HAVING PURCHAs-
w ed the Stock in trade Of g. WAI SIS Broad
aud will continue the business at thh old stand Of J.
Wall In all Its various branches under fhe name and
style Of WALL. NEWMAN.
Nevada, May 10Th 1880.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

Price 81, 90 per bottle, six bottles for $500.
Prepared and sold by A. IL. ~ ID. SANDS, whole
sale Druggists 100 Fulton street OF William, New
York.
For sale by II. JOHNSON & CO, and REDINGToN Il
CO., San Francisco RICE COFFIN, Marys,ille; R.H.
MCDONALD CO., SACRAMENTO and By Druggists gene
rally.
II. H. WICKEs & CO., Agent Nevada.
July 2bth 1SGO--3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

ByrrfNo.-A bet Of one thousand ooliA's ''1'
was made in San Francisco on wednesday iaS1 up
On the result Of the Presidential election IN 'ni'
State. The wagers were put up by Jas DennistOn'
ofHsKM Moon Bay. and VIM. J. Hooten, Of solano
the former betting that Douglas VIII pOn inoie
votes in this State than Breckenridge
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

II Ia rather early In the canvas to make pre-
dictions as to the result. and our estimate In
some respects may be wide Of the mark; bat
the official returns win show It TO be nearer
correct than either Of the others. The estimate
is made on the supposition that the four tickets
will remain 10 the field. Shoald Breckenridge
withdraw. the IS 600 votes assigned to him will
be about equally divided between the other
three candidates.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

Political PREDIcTIeEs.--The San Francisco
Tines, the principal RepablIcsn organ Of CALI
fornia. predicted. some weeks ego, thai l1o,oe
votes would be cast in the State at the next
Presidential election, which woaId be divided
among the several candidates - follows:
Lincoln and Hamliu. .42,O0o
Breckinridge and Lane. 49,. 10000
Douglas and johnson. ....... $4,000
Bell and Everett. ......... 5000
The Sacramento STANDARD, Of the 5sh instant,
ventures the following estimate:
The State will retura 10000 votes: Of this
number Lincoln will poll from thirty to thirty
five thousand, Douglas from ten to fiiteen thou-
sand. and the balance win be given to Breckin-
ridge.
0ne or the ether OF the above estimates must
Of course be very far from correct, and We pre-
sumo the editor Of the Standard has desiguedly
stated the vote Of Douglas at much less than he
really believes ID win be. Were we 10 venture
an estimate, we should put the total vole Of the
State at u.s. 900, and divide IL among the four
tickets "A follow:
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

co1uwprA AND SoEoRA.-The census marshal
REPORTS the population Of Columbia 70 DC -'V' anu
that OF Sonora LOO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-08-08

GsN. JAS. SHIELDS arrived at san FIanc''I2, y I,
Wednesday last, in the overland mai stage he
travelling for the benefit Of his health
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
That COLIlInlsslOR.

The last Democrat wants to know
what the Republicans did with T.
Shades Commission. Give the names
Of the persons who took it, you know
them, you c0ward. We dare you to
do it. And while you have your
hand in, just give us the name OF the
man who stole the County Orders
the name of the man who robbed DR.
Holland, and the name OF the man or
men who are responsible for the action
Of the county officers, in paying for a
safe the sum of one thousand dollars,
when the SAME safe has been pHrchas.
ed BY other counties for seven hundred.
Give us the name Of the county officer
Who received sixty dollars as a fee for
selling this safe. If you don't do it,
Mr.. Democrat, we will.-JOWrnaL.
ave are not uncharitable enough
10 suppose that because board Of Lo-
cofoco officers cheated the county out
Of thrc9 hundred dollars in the pur.
chase Of a safe, all the citizens Of the
county are responsible for the wrong
-JournaL.
Now, Mr.. Editor ofthe Journal, 20,
are just where we want you. We arr
able to prove that you, j. W. McBeth
said more than six months since tha
YOU knew who stole Shades Commits
mission out Of the Clerks Office in th,
month Of November, A. D. 1858, anC
that you said the men who stole i
were not then holding any Office il
Court House and did not act with th,
Democratic party. Now, Mr.. Jour
nal, you know who stole the commits
sion. Why don't you tell, "you cow
ard" We know nothing about it ez
cept wba! we hear as coming from yol
and one or two other Republicans ,ant
that information is that no Democra
stole it. Last fall, and at the time c
the occurrence, in order to make PC
litical capital foryour candidates, tn
Journal charged that some Democra
ab6ss the Court House had stolen til
commission. Ii even basely insinna
ted that George Laniz, as honest
man as the sun ever shone or, Or hi
then assistant, Il. S. Hamilton, ba
been guilty Of the act, when it kne,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Hon. c. ID. Martin ana the Home.
st2ad Bill,

That broken down politician and
demagogue, john SHERMAN, in his
speech at this place, stated that Hon.
10. ID. Martin, he believed, voted
against the Homestead Bill. Now,
John Sherman knew, as we'll as any
man living, that evsry Democrat
from the NOuhaoeSt vOted for that
Bill!
Mr.. Sherman feels very sore at Mr..
Martin and the Democratic members
from Ohio, because they refused to
vote fer him for Speaker of the
House. This is the secret of his das.
tardly attempts to injure them before
the people. Let him look ont
They can unfold a tele against him
that ought to make him blush for
shame, and condemn him in the eyes
of every honest man in the country.
But, let us refresh the memory of
the people as well as John Sherman.
On the 18th day of March 1860, Mr..
Lovejoy rose to question of privilege
in the House, and moved to re. consider
the vote by which the Homestead
Bill was referred to the Committee
Of the whole on tile state Of the Union,
and on that motion he demanded the
previous question. Mr.. Bonham de-
manded the yeas and nays, which
were ordered. The previous question
was sustained and the main question
put. II was carried, ayes 100, nays
.67--eyery Democrat from Ohio, @. D,
Martin included, voting aye.
Mr.. Loveioy then moved that the
dill be engrossed and read u third
time, and upon that motion demanded
the previous question.
Mr.. Branch moved to lay the bill
ontho table. Lost, nays 60, nays 1l2,
o. d. Martin and Democrats from the
North west voting nay. The ques.
tion was then taken on the passage Of
the bill, and resulted ayes 1l5, nays
Go. D. Martin, and every demo.
crat from Ohio and the Northwest,
voting aye.
Such is tie official record in the
Congressional Globe dated March 13,
1860, and if any one doubts this TACT
he can call on us for the official docu.
ment.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
TIlnf New Arithmetic.

STANLEY says that Nels. Richmond
has a new arithmetic. Lee.
How about yOur new arithmetic,
Mr.. Stanley, that takes FORTY DOL.
LARS more out Of the peoples pock-
cts for o trip to Columbus, than was
charged By your predecessor, Mr..
Murdocki
QUEBY.- Did Henry Payne com
pu.e his mileage by yoar arithmetic,
when he charged THIRTY SIX
DOLLARS AND SlXTY.FOUR
CENTS for his trip to Columbus last
Spring, whrn he kneo0 that Henry
Reynolds charged only sixteen dO!-
lars for tie same servicei
Don't sQuirm, gents, 50: fnco tho
music and give the people in.Oyma'
ton on these subjects.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Reduction OF Taxes.

The Republican party has prom
irod the people. time and again, to re-
duce the Taxes OF tho State. The
States assessment last year was 354
cents on tie hundred dollars, this year
they have run it up to 30t cents or the
hundred dOllars-an-increase OF four
cents on The hundred dollars. This
is reducing the Taxes with vcn-
geance. This assessment: is made TO
cover tie expenses of the entertain
ment the Republican Legislature gave,
to the Legislatures of Kentucky and
Tennessee, at which they made pro-
fessions ofloyalty to their constitution.
al obligations to the South, and which
they violated after the backs oftheir
guests were turned, or rather after
they had returned home. A great re-
form party is this Republican party,
indeed.-ChI. Ado.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Douglns before the PeopIe.

Douglas, our gallant standard bear,
er for the Presidency, has accepted
numerous invitations to visit in the
South and East. He has bearded the
nullifers in the South-has been in
North Carolina and Virginia, and met
with most cordia! reception from
thousands at every station. The
Union-loy sentiments Of the peo-
pie are being thoroughly aroused
again, and hundreds of Breckenridge
mon are daily declaring for Douglas,
non-mterSentien and the Union at all
hazards.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Nv Olives in Sleeps CIothlng."

"We are informed that j. j. Shock
ey still pretends to be Republican,
and is asking Republicans to vote
against Francis Shades and David
Jones. We warn Republicans to be-
ware of this man, as he is not to be
trusted, and is now in the pay of the
Locoioco Court House Clique, as a
musicisn and a promised Deputy
Sheriff. We have nothing to say con.
cerniag Mr.. ShockOy person ally; but
we warn all Republicans against him.
Like the viper warmed, he will turn
and sting you. J. j. Shockvy signed
the Constitution Of the Democratic
Band, which compels every member
it to vote for Douglas. His broth.
er refused to sign it. This notice We
CONSIDER necessary in order to place
the man in the position where lie be-
longs. ."-JouyaGL.
The above is pretty fair specimen
of the truthfulnesS ofthe organ Of the
Navigator Clique, there being no less
than .fce lies in il. 1st--Mr. Shock.
ey Is not paid by the Democratic Cen.
tIat Committee. 2d-Mr. Shockey
has not been promised the Deputy
Sherifship. 3d-J. j. Shockey did
not sign the Constitution of the Dem.
ocratic Band. 4th-That Constitu
ton does not compel every member
to vote for Douglas. 5th-"His
brother" did not refuse to sign thai
Constitution, because he never was
asked to do SO.
The Messrs. Shockey have greatly
offended the Navigator Clique be-
cause they would not submit to 6
packed convention and bow theil
knees to the action Of that clique IN
all respects. This is the secret of the
abuse from the journal. Thank
heaven, that there are men in the Re
publican ranks who are brave enough
to oppose the unholy acts of this cor
rupt clique, despite the abuse and de
nunciations, that are sure to be heapeC
upon them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
citi.ens; they were either citizens for

citizens; they were either citizens for
every purpose within the meaning of
the Federal Constitution, or they were
not citizens at all.
"Mr. Sherman replied by saying
that he (the negro was 2 citizen for
other purposes; he was entitled to life,
liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness
Mr.. johnson stated that he desired
a defnite-yes, or no-that the ques.
ton was a plain one, and that it ad.
mitted OF definite answer, and he
dared him to give an affirmative or q
negative answer like an honest man.
At this point, Sherman flew into a
rage and stated that the Republican
party were not in favor of negro
equality, and says he, (sticking out
his long finger and pointing at Esq.
JOhnson) 'Yon know it, and You
know it, SIR He founced around
like cat fish in hot water, and it was
thought for awhile by some Of our
Douglas men that he wonld bite HIM
self
$50 John Sherman dodgel the
question and would not give q def
mite answer-Simply stating as had
Mr.. Shearer, that the Negro was q ci-
tizen for the purpose Of sueing ia the
Federal Courts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
The JoarnaI Garbling.

The following was published III the
Democrat of last week in reference to
the cutting down OF the Democratic
flags at Prattsville and Allensyille:
"Just such rascality is characters.
tic of the Black Republican Court
House clique. We should hot at all
be surprised if they had hand, either
directly or indirectly in the operations
When you see any OF them {meaning
of course the Black Republican, Court
House clique sneaking around III va
rious townships, look out for some
dirty trick" "
The Journal publishes the last sen.
tence above quoted, and, instead OF
the words we have inserted in brack.
cts, it inserts the word Republican, y
so as to make it appear that we had
charged every Republican in the
county with being sneak. Any pa.
per that will deliberately perpetrate
such piece Of rascality is a fit organ
for such domiueering and corrupt
clique as pours forth its abuse cfeve.
rybody who won't bow in humble sub.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06

to the contrary. We ask the honest
voters Of Vinton County whether they
can place any reliance in paper aud
in men who will be guilty ofsuch
baseness and fraud-aye, of such
crimes.
Asto whctook the county orders and
who robbed DR.. Holland, that ia o
matter that has undergone three or
four judicial investigations before the
p cople in the Court House ofthe coun.
ty. We know nothing Of the matter
beyond what was developed in the tes-
timony on those trials. The people
of the county know just as much about
it as we know. Perhaps, as You
know who stole Shades commission.
you also know, to use your own Ian
guage, "who stole the County orders"
aud "who robbed DR.. Holland" Ii
you know why don't you tell, you
coward" or else keep silent
And now, as to the matter of the
SAFE We denounce as . lie thc Is.
sertion that Vin,on county paid "ou
thousand dolars, when the same safe
has been purchased by other counties
for seven hundred" We dcnounce
as a lie the insinuation that any coun-
ty officer " received sixty dollars as a
fee for selling this safe to Yinton Co. "
Other counties may have bought safes
for seven hundred dollars, but they
were not the same kind ofa safe; they
were q cheaper kind. We denounce
as a lie, the report that has been cir.
culated that the safe was bought by a
Democratic board of Commissioners.
John Kinney, Democrat, and John
Gillen, Republican, made and signed
the contract. and Samuel Magee was
lot present at the time was it bougdt,
and had nothing whatever to do with
it. So, if the county got cheated, Mr..
Gillen and the Republican party bears
half the blame.
We denounce as a lie, the report
that Reniy Reynolds lobbied with the
Commissioners or procured the Com.
to buy the safe at higher
price than it was worth. Mr.. Rey
nolds had nothing to do with buying
the safe beyond notifying the Commits.
sioners Of the provisions of the law,
and requesting them to comply there
with by furnishing o suitable safe,
leaving it entirely to the Commission.
ers to judge what was suitable safe,
and TO make the best bargain they
could in buying one. Call a meeting
ofyour clique and try again, Mr. Our
Dal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
Meeting nt WnKesvIiie,

The Democratic meeting at Wilkes
vile, on Thursday, wes we'll attended,
Notwithstanding the brief notice
The Church was crowded, AID from
fifty to a hundred being unable to ob,
tain seats, ranged themselYes On tho
outside. Hon, G. d. Martin, who
was present Unexpectedly, addressed
the people. Had it been previously
known that he would speak, the au.
dience would hays been more than
doubled. Messrs. Hewitt, Bfatton
and Hamilton, also spoke a short
time, and'the crowd dispersed highly
pleased with the day'O proceedings.
There are many lice Democrats ia
WilkesVille Tp., and they are doing
noble service for the cause. Long
may they egavei
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
HenryL. DicIkey. ESQ.

Mr.. Miller, one Of the Representa-
tives ip the Ohio Legislature from
Highland, having resigned, the Dem.
ocrats have put in nomination Henry
l.. Dickey, Esq, to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Dickey is a sterling Democrat, a
gentleman of fine ability and excellent
acquirements He will undoubtedly
represe int he interests of that county
acceptabE. We hope to hear Of his
having received large majority. when
the election shall have come Off
Chill. Aav. 9l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
The Old Navigator.

This old fellow was at Prattsville at
the Democratic meeting, and report.
ed for the journal, OF course. lie
has been whining around Democrats
for their votes, and attempting to
bribe some of them. In order to give
them an idea of the manner OF a man
he is, we quote what he says:
There were several things the
distinguished speakers" both forgot
to tell their audience. One was that
tue old hulk Of democracy has run
upon the rock Of the 'irrepressible
conflict and is completely wrecked
broken in pieces-and its living freight
swimming in all directions for deai
life. Another was that Douglas and
johnson cannot carry a single State
Another is, that Abraham Lincoln
will be the next President, ir spite ot
all objections, because he aoiH get thC
COtes Of honest men, UhO cannot ana
DiU nOtb be hunlJugged. Why did not
the speakers tell the people these HU6
tacts, instead OF gnawing away, by
the hour, upon musty distractions tha
have been laid away in the tomb fol
years"
From the above it will be seen thai
Old Dayy considers democrats dis
honest, and easily humbugged. lie
says, Lincoln will get the votes o
honest men, and Of course the dishon
est will vote for Douglas, Bell, Of
Breckenridge. Isn't be a beautifu
specimen of honestly Wouldn't ht
look well in the auditors office p
One thing the old fellow forgot t.
state, which was that Major Brattor
challenged him to debate the politica
issues, and that he refused to accep
the challenge A mighty valorou
man is he, to challenge Mr.. Rich
mond, who never made a speech il
public, and when q man who cal
speak, challenges him, to back dowr
upder cover Of the Central Commit
tnn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-09-06
TearingDown BilIg.

Matters have como to . pretty pasa
in this county. Democratic Aaga ara
cut down and stolen by some Of tho
corrupt Black Republican clique or
their emissaries, and even posters Tor
democratic meetings are torn down
and destroyed by the same fellowg.--
Shame on them