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RHNIgNEs Disc gsStss
With ali Bad Effects arising thsrairom, including
nrp1r.rrv nP NrRVnrs pRnsTR ArInN-

Al lll eAalAd alAalAa A-A-A--AAl--f A-llAAA-A
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRArlON.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city sons
Of whom had expanded hundreda o. l1ll4ll with
sslf8tylsd physicians who pros 70 treat al prEstf
maladies With success, and without receiving the
least particle Of bensht.
Dr. IBSON does not boast that he is a member Of
some College in London or Paris, as perhapg somo
and who hold ont great eLpeclalioE5 never % be re-
allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON night boast Of i
this, that be ia able 20 give entire satllction C
those who reuose confidence In his ability and luteq
rity, and that be has perfected American y siem
Of treatment which challenges any Physician o. Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine TO equal iol the
radical cure Of seminal weakness and al diseases a
dsrangements, both mental and physical arising
from sexual or secret abusa-
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his ueE treatment the
tollOWing adTantages over all othsrs re dlcoFeredi
and rst, the agents used in no spact disagree
able; be uses no relics Of the DARK ages slcn g
Mercury, nor any other dalateriou1 drug 1acQldlI
no restrictions in dies business d llf Lhrd-
y his treatment Is positive and certail ln al cel
e stands preparsd 70 60 into any pJblic1r private
hOspital II the United States and demonstrate The
immense superiority Of his new treat1ent ever any
other now known TO the world In point 1i prompt
ness, permanency, midnas1, safety and oonVaniencf
10 the PATENT. ~
and has during the past nine moHths performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted ~
other moe8 Of treatment. Reference can De given =
individuals Of the first respectabiltT In Clefelanq
Boston, New YORK, and other ctle5 % regard =
skill ard integrity In ell professional trans9ctlo
Dyspepsia, RhueInatism, Scrofula and ell chronio
diseases treated with superior 5uccasa-
- Medicine sent 70 any part Of tna country
rsceipt OF ten dollars.
Dr. 'GIBsoN's New Work on Physiology for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
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DEBATES IN CONGRESS |
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2eaAl Aotites.

STATE or ONO iH'hg gsa5s 9 es@mG3 Pleas
Mary Z. Dringl
~,
Oliver Dring. J
-THE DEFENDANT, OLIV Err
DHfNG. vii take notico that % the sfh day of
Euvember, A. d 1850, said uary L DTinF filed her
petition 10 said Court eetlnst aim praying that me
dGloived5 lsgiDg cauae tnartUr tnat De has heeu
Willfuy absent from piai1tll lOI more saan three
years prior he ding Of said petition. Also drunk
anness and gross neglect Of duty ior three years.
She also Eskl that she b restored 70 hef naiden
name Of Mary Louisa 0ampbolL The deienaEnt -
required g. appear snd anaWer within six ~ lron
49, GAGE BRUCE.
dec2i.320 Pln'sAttYs
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He said there we're two very important
points for the consideration Of the Govern
ment-either 70 make war or peace. If it
make war the South will seize all the for
tifcations and not psy dollar Of the pub
lio debt laughter. If coercion was st.
tempted, the South would fght and never
submit to subjugation till every while man
was exterminated. Cotton is king. II the
Government blockade ports other nations
would interfere. II noWar ensues the. South
might consider the subject Of . rseonstruc-
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NNHuuH 0IIIEI'0N II'--
Cqnrlestoui
LARGE SALES on COTTON
DEBATES IN CONGRESS :
KANsAs BILL PASSED BOTH HOUsE'I
Further FroteetIoH Of the District Of Co
iumblui
FAREWELL BLAST FROM IvERsoN
SPEECHES OF MASoN AND HENPHILL
Message from tho President
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DIR. GIBSON,

Professor Of Eleetropatiy and AsdiciAs,
~ Omcs No. III Ontario street, up stairs AZ
doors from the Public Square.
Odice hours nom 9 TO u and nom 70 20 o'cloel
daily, (SundaYs eEoeptadl augs
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KANSAS BILL PASSED BOTH HOUsE''
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNH SALE-Pursuant to an order Of sale ISSUED 10
n, from the Court Of Common Pleas for CuyahEa
county, Ohio in an action pending in said uogrt,
wherein Joseph X. HaTtWeu Is plaintiff urd sllas
5 stone, MAJ zarette stone, Asa Mahans ana Mlli-
lam a. Eortn, are defendants, snail, on the lsth
DAY OF February, ls6 at o'clock P. n. expose fur
ale al ths door OF the Court House, in said county
the lands aud teuements described as iooMa' % Wiz
''Subdtvision lots Numbers %, ~ 6t5 e1oo4l9io
si9 65 In s. s. btOn- survey Of College Arrcti De-
ing part Of lot uumber ls7l In the IOWA
shib o. Brooklyn in the county Of Cuyahagas IN the
Fl5S each !. s. GHANNlst
X. ?. Spal5iDg, Mater Comm T.
Pitts ATTY. lanl6-Z
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-NoTIoE
& = is hereby given that the undersigned have
b-sn duly appointed and qualified a. EEpcuiors on
CYRUS HUPLE,
JAMES 3. RUPLE.
Cleveland, January 2, 1851. banza2z-l
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Further Projection Of The District Of CO
lumbIni
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50 sanford's Liver inTigorltor and Catharlio
Pulls for sale 81
CHDRCHILL 3 BRO, nruesigt1s
BIO 8. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario 81.
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d. located in a
hereby oferem
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Of living wa0 ssirfI
and fenced; 80
re is in the ss'nrsi
land lies about i'oso q
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young stock .,' T, I
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1860
HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH r. n

Packet Linei
TINE Shortest, Quickest, Cheapest, and only
i reliable line from Kansas City TO any of the
Eastern Northern or Southern cities.
+ The Companys Packets will leave Kansas City
every afternoon at o'clock, connecting at Atchi-
son with the Railroad. Only 60 miles of steam
boat travel. Time from Kansas City to st. Lous,
twenty-eight hours. Three days saved over any
O.nSr route c. as ENG VII hnG 1t to sf sa
Joseph Railroad Company, corner Of Delaware
street and the Levee, near the U. s. Express.
i,e So So, and buv Through Tickets, and save
money. Baggass checked through at Atehison
Meals and state rooms free.
f Through Tickets for sale by E. ". PIERCE to
all the principal cities ii the United States and
Canadas.
G-Freight taken at the lowest rates at all times.
Passengers can take their choice Of routes to ST
Louis via. n. 81. R. r., or take steamer from Han
nibal to ST. Louis. i-f e. w. PIERCE,
1871 Agent Ii. Il ST. 10. R. R.. Kansas City, Mo.
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CIR Gn'poria Nelps .
80 "a ADVERrrsrNa.

First insertion. per line, ten cents: each subse-
.aseRt insertion. fire eellte; one dollar line, per
.annum- OnesSogrth column tiiree months, SltJ;
AK months, ST: ore year, $50. One-kAIE ooiuEna
three months, 81 six months, S20 che rear, go.
All transient and foreign advertisements nust BE
accompanied by the cash, TO insure insertion.
JOB PRINTING
OF ell kinds, such as Cards. Circulars, Ball TAX
cts, Handbills, Posters, de- executed in the ssvv
best style, and on liberal terms ~
l5e Blanks of sill kinds constantly m hand.
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land in this part of the Neasho and Cottonwood
valleys l now offer fo- sale, at low figures, The
foIloru1re, Pal Eafa&ns e4#sea.
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No. 1880 acres land Gu Dow Greek,
25 tmbcr 81 acres under cult gation, living
! water and comfortable log house. This place
| will be for rent if not sold soon .--
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that my wife ,ss OF
s : ae or prlOrOissssrY :
n III hnarboring De siebi'
3 I will yaa I'LL d
FDERsos iIsss
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COLUMN,
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CENTRAL KANSAS
Land and Collection
AGEN Y
Office Removed to LAT Commercial Street,
as EAPoRIA, KANSAS. s zss.
e. P. BANCROFT.
Real Estate Agent Conveyancer,
.s-. AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

MILL ATTEND TO THE ABOVE BuSI
w ness IN all its branches. suoh as Entering
buying. and Selling I&ad, Paying Taxes Rcstira
veyancing.
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Connects with L. s. Express and Lines of
Railroad for all Points
az NORTH, SOUTH AND EA str

THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED AND
i furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the U. S. Mail. Leaves Lawrence
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings
passes through Bloomington, Clinton, Twin
Mound, Ridgeway, ITO, Burlingame, Superior
and WaterIoo-arrives in Emporia in the evening
of same day. Returning, leaves Emroria every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings Al
4 O'Clock. arriving at Lawrence same dav.
Express packages carried between Lawrence
and Emporia, and in Connection with the U. S
Express. on reasonable terms, and safe delivery
guaranteed.
u TIL line is over the only direct route tc
Central, Southern and Southwestern kansas.
Fare-Reasonabe.
--. lie aa- HARD & REYNOLDS.
August 18, 1s60.-Iy Ian ..-...-. -, .t.-s
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Chronic Cases Treated,
T,imef Limnf

r HAVE FOR SALE large quantity Of supe-
i rior WHITE LIME, at my kiln, Eve miles
west of Emporia. This lime Is much stronger and
more beautiful than che common article usually
sGPpbsd hsFs ar - sI De sold a1 aSHi m see
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EnfPoRIA, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1861
THE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Ague
WOODWARD 9. ElNLEYss
@ UaE @ U r. Z

- And Antidote to Malaria.
|THoSE unaoquainted with the virtues of this
4 cheapest, safest and best specific for that pest
of Kansas-AsUE, would refer to the following
testimonial OF Col. WV. II. Lawrence, of the firm
of Lawrence, Christian & Lane, Attorneys at Law,
as well as to the individual experience of the
thousands Of others who have used it:
MISSxoLA May 5, 1850
'tDuring the summer and fall of 1859 was
troubled with the Fever and Ague. in its most
hoTrid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming every shape, both regular and
irregular, common and uncommon To arrest it,
made use of the common remedy, QniRine, in a
most faithful manner but to no effect. also used
diligently N numerous other MedciEese said e be
Ague Cures; IN fact, tried alnaost every thing
could think or hear of. but all to no purpose,
and as ''dernier resort" sent to Messrs. Wood
ward & Finley, of Lawrence, for package Of
their Ague Cure, and it is but justice to them and
the medicine they sent me. 10 say that since
commenced taking it, l have had but one very
slight chill, and that was the next day after got
the medicine. / used one hottie of Pills and part
of another, and part of bottle of their Bitters.
My health improved rapidly, aud to-day am en-
joying better health than before for years. there
fore cheerfully recommend both the Pills and Bit
tiers as sure and safe Ague Remedy.
s-.ssfs W. W H. LAWRENCE.
u Woodward & Finley, Lawrence, Kansas,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. ata*.
Fer sale by Flick q Eskridge, Empolia. d
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

TIE Overwhelmingly published at Chicago
and dated VALPARAISO, Indaua, we are glad to
Learn is hereafter to be sued az Valparaiso from
ths Ga=-te Office This we have heard from m
nor. II may not be exactly correct AT last, the
proprietors have secured til. best Of workman 20
take charge Of the mechanical department OF the
paper. having employed our young friends, T. and
J. Mcdonald of this place. Mr.. P. Mcdonald
under stand is to be fore an. II thisis the
-e will in sure the propretors that things will be
gotten u in the best of style, and a typo John
10 'hard to he beat. being very fast sets good
"proof.''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

tention to the new and extensive advertisements I
Mr.. Myers that appears in this issue. He hasjust
received nsv supply ofViolins. violin bows. Cult
a-,, Accordecns, Flutes, Fifes. Watches, Clocks,
Jswelry. Yankee Notions &c. &c, which be will
sell on COED terms, and those purchasing OF him
will find his articles of trade recommended He
Ia. in his employ first class workman and will
not fail to give entire satisfaction in this line
Cell a. his store and examine his stock and prices.
and then you will find things VIC have stated
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@IASoNI
LUMBER,

4 NY BILL FOR POPLAR LUMBER
~ Dry or Green am prepared to fill at the
LOWEST PRICE. and ofthe BEST QUALITY
also, SHINGLES on hand constantly.
msr1s-a tf H. FIERCE.
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OBITUARY


DlHD NJ the residence of her parents. Eve
milet south Of this place. JUrrA BELL daughter OF
} and Sarah Gilbert. the 26th Of January le 1t
eyed one year and ten days.
No bitter tear. for the be she'd
blossom ofbeing--seen and gone.
With flowers alone, We s.rew thy bel
o. best departed ons
Whose all Of life rosy raw,
Bushed into tlawn--then passed away.
Yes thou art fed, sre guilt Lsd power
To stain thy cherub soul and form,
Closedin the soft ephcmeral flower
That never felt storm;
1be sunoeam's smile. the zsphyr's breath
All that it new from birth to death.
Thou vert so ike a form oflght.
That Heaven benignly called thee hence.
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
Der thy sweet innocence;
And thou. that brighter home to blsse.
Art pass'd With al tn. ioviDess.
Wolssreek Feb IL, 1861 sIpsN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

MAnRIED--Cn the 18th inst, by the Rev. Aus.
.n ruler az me residence ofthe brides father
mr. hESar Ncf ARLASD 20 Miss Franz d THosP-
son.
Our friend Henry la, been seine time selecting
his Valentine, but he is undoubtediv believer in
Creckets motto, We believ il was:-"First be sure
you're right then 90 ahead, :" and accordingly, on
last ST. Valentines day he took to himselfhis val
entine for life. We congratulate him on hi. se-
lection, as she is one ofour most worthy young
ladies, IN ne also congratulate her on having OBJ
tanned for husband one of our best citizens and a
very agreeable gentleman.
"esineerely wish them the happiness and pros.
peri that will undoubtedly be theirs,
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~ We are under obligations to Hon. s Coz
PAX for public documents, for which he will please
accep; our thanks.
Making mention Of his maze reminds MS that
he is coercionist and though rather a good
natured, well disposed gentleman generally, vet
ne is for "war, and thinks j, necezs ary to the
preservation and honor ofthe Trion. We will
now frophes, the next time ne is before the people
of this district, he vii! deny ever having been Ia
favor OF any snch measures and viii contend hat
he was for Cancellation aad compromise. In 9TH
or words he will back down fron tho positior he
occupied few weeks aso. Hs doctrines have
have hssn weighed in the balance and found
wanting and he to gether with all the rest Of
the leaders Of 'he Republican party will have to
ignore them In the future
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2UFEyS.wARE = GLASS WARE
EOoKYnG cLassEs stci,, pr.oss
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500 eantifal Works Of Art

comprising valuable paintings, mar t'U. Ia
outlines, etc, forming truly national benefit
THE SUrERB ENGRAvISG, which every subscriber
will deceive, entitled "FAI.srAFF MASTERING HIS
RECRUITS" is one Of the most beautiful and pop.
ular engravings evnr issued IN this coun.rv It ia
done steel, five line and stgple and is printed
on heavy plate paper 30by IS inches, making :
most choice ornamen, suitable for the walls of
| either the library. paror or office. Its subject
is the celebrated scene Of Sir ohn Fastat receiv-
ing IN Justice Shadows office the recruits which
have been gathered for his ragged regiment Z"
1t could not be urnshd BY the trade for less than
1--WE dollars.
The Art Journalis too well known to the whole
country to need commentator. tits magnih.
Gently Illustrated magazine of Art, containing
Essays, Stores, Poems, Gossip, &C., by the very
best writer's in America.
The Engraving ia sent to any part of the coun
Try by mail, with safety being packed in cylinder
postage prepaid.
1 Subscriptions will bo received until the Eve
ming of the 3Ist of January, 1861, at which time
the books will close and the premiums be given to
subscribers.
No person is restricted to a single subscription
Those renting SIS, are entitled to FIVE member
ships and to ond extra Engraving for their trouble.
Subscriptions from California, the Canadas, and
al Foreign Countries, must be So so instead of
50. in order to defray extra pastaxo, etc.
For further particulars send for a copy of the
eiegently illustrated Art Journal pronounced 1.-The
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Catalogue Of Premiums, and numerous superb
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wishing to subscribe, on receipt of Is cents, In
| stamps or coin.
Address,
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54S Broadway, New-York
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roofs AND SROES.!!

The largest stock ever brought to the place. Which
| will cell very low.
Alsoa very large lot OF Competing. from - ess
tosl 90 Or I'd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

Crscurr CoURr.-LAst week Circuit Court was
in session here. Judge Osborne presiding Quite
number of cases were disposed of. the most inpor
tsnt Of which was the Mohlar case, that we spoke
of SEINE time ago. in which Jefferson Mohlar was
held to bail for bis appearance a. this term Of Court
in the sam OF 81 900, charged with having placed
a tie on the track of tie Cincinnati Peru and Chi
caTo Railroad with the evident intention of Throw
ing the train from The track.
For want OF witnesses necessary tor mis- defense,
as he testified. the case was continued until the
ne1, term OF court. At the same bail This will
probably be the last OF the case, il was brought
before the ssssion &c il goes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21
NOTICE FOR LICENSE.

Notice Is here BIZ given that the undersigned
WILL at the next regular term Of the Commissioners
Court of Marshall County, Indiana, make applica.
ton to said Board for license TO retail spirituous
and malt liquors.
The location upon which propose TO sell 10 che
premises known as the Vinnedge Tavern stasl.
on lots No lis and l79. in Plymouth. Indiana.
JOHN G. HASLANGkR
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
! = Co-partnersl'ip existing between Woodward
& Sack, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All debts contracted will be settled BY the success
ors, II. Koonsz q G.. Sack. January sth 1861
J. L. WOODWARD,
GEOGE SACK
nl7n5Iw3.
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THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT.

pBring Us those potatoes you promised US three
weeks ago We need them now, and there are
none in town.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

NORTHERN IynIavsS.-Thc Indiauan has late
y been enlarged aud furnis bed with new head -
The new heading corresponds very well With that
o: the edi,or-fenny Williams az j, Is a very
big head" and has empty appearance. Other
Use it is very nea, paper and contains quati-
~ of reading matter. Penny is trring TO publish
a more decent paper than he used to, end Is sue
cessfull to some extent. The last time ne at
tended Chicago Convention was the night Of
the fire in Warsaw few weeks ago, when he
thong bit the Experiment office was going to be
burned down 1t is said tina, lie got so sho. al
most anybody could have "knocke,i him doHn, -
that * let sloPe be would have gotten in that
posture without knocking.
UAnnouncing elsewhere change of Post Mas
,ers -eni pds us of the fact that Mr. Van y hose
boo IL are to be pulled ia "few days. has been
good Post Master as We have ever had in this
place. and believe ae has given entire satisfsc-
ton. Individually, we under many obligations
to him for past favors.
The old sayi.g, that 'nisery loves COMPANY
is 70 be verified in him-he ia to have his boots
crnwn 'son. a. we have before stated and he hopes
10 see everybody else in this vicinity, have their
old boots pulled that no can have the pleasure Of
selling them nc" ores erv low figures Thu.
magnanimous and phanthropic work is to he con-
;:nued At the stand he i. DOW occupying, Sc we are
informed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-21

N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
BY ID. McDoNALp, Agent for Plymouth and vicinity
when specimen Engravings and Art Journal
be seen.
nOv29nlltf
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g K q c Il R I e q.

Groceries at Wholesale ard retail prices Good
% cent tea for SO cents pr pOund-gocd 81 90 tea
for 75cents Coffee. sugar, molasses and ryrup.
cheaper than YOU can buy them at any other hesss
in town..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-15

mated for Lieut.. Governor. The 9th
er candidates were Ex-Speaker VIM. B.
Woods Of Licking, A. N. Jackson of
Crawford. and 7. J. Kinney OF Ashland.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Harrison, l4o; Woods, 1874; Jackson,
S2; Kinney, 49.
Second Ballot-Harrison git, Woods
124 and Jackson so.
John Scott Harrison's nomination
was then made unanimous by accla-
nation. Hamilton went solid for Har-
rison on the second ballot.
The first ballot for Supreme Judge
resulted: Thos. ]. S. Smith, of Day.
ton, S1S; Geo. Bliss. Of Wayne. IS.
For Secretary of State-W. W. Arm
strong, editor Tifin Advertiser, nomi-
mated on first ballot.
For Treasurer-Ex-Sena George
W. Holmes of Hamilton, nominated by
a decided majority on the second bal
lot.
For Comptroller--Wsyne Griswold
of Pickaway.
Board Of Public Works-Gen. and
Ex-U. S. Marshal ]. W. Fitch Of Cleve-
lend.
At first the Convention was not
specially enthusiastic. Members hope
if they can get the American vote, and
draw some Republican strength by
their covert opposition to the war, to
carry the State. All profess delight
with Payne's platform.