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CONDESss8 TELKGR ANS.
TUESDAY, Nov. 5,

TUESDAY, Nov. 30.
Joe Coburn challenges Tom Allen to
flght for $4,000, and not less than S2,sOO, he
10 pay Aliens travelling expenses To Cali
fOrnta.
Henry NJ. Dunn, bitten by q dog last Au-
gust, was taken With hydrophObsa on
Thursday, in Albany, New York, and die
on sunday, after intense suffering.
Alex. McConneIl, of Albany, N. V. who
was kicked in the abdomen, y few days
since, by Lorenzo Murphy, died Sunday
night. Aurrhy Is In custody.
Richardson, shot IN New York, a few
days since, Is reported In q more precaTtous
condition than ever. The ball was eX-
tracted at two o'clock yesterday morning.
Cornelius stall, a German, was brutally
murdered on sunday morning, in New
ark, New Jersey. Five persons nave been
arrested as impii Heated, but the real muir
derer, tt Is supposed, hHs escaped.
A negro deacon. In Louisville. was IA
tally stabbed in the neck with n Bowie
knife, on sunday. by a negro boy, wnom
he was ejecting from the Church, on ac-
count Of misbenavior.
Louis Arlz, conductor of a freight train
on the Toledo, Wabash & Western Rail.
road, was instantly killed at Logansport
yesterday morning, by falling from the
top of the cars and part OF the train pass
ing over htn.
Navy Yard, San Francisco, is estim ated q
defaulter for $4,000. He has turned hiss
property over 10 the Govern menN, Dub III
Will by no means cover the defalcat.On.
It IS said that th e Columbus, HiHsboro &
Naysviile- Railroad Company viii be in
cOrpOFated In q few days. and q meeting
in the interest Of The rOed viii be held al
the Burnett House, Cincinnati, to morrow
A set Of sharpers. calling themselves
TOtteu & Co. having an Office in William
street. New YORK. succeeded in SWindllns
about $50 labOrers out of 50 each, undel
pres lnse of furnishing them passage tC
Ne Orleans, at which place they were tx
be Il to work at So IS per day. On Satur
day, the day of sailing, their office was
closed. ond TOtten & Co. failed to put in an
appearance.
A new phase of drawback raScalIty IL
the New Y0Ik Custom House is now unde
investigation by the District Attorney
These new frauds differ from those previ
ousiy discovered. In fact the goods OF
which drawbacks are claimed were Osten
sibly shipped. although the packages Were
An reality, bogus barrels of water, fo
Instance, being substituted Tor barrels @
OH. The culprits seem TO be a dlIeren
set of offenders from those concerned ~
previous frauds. and so arc known. NJ
officials are implicated Their extent has
not been fully ascertRined and no arrest
have yet been made.
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rlncInnafl Ian.

CINCINNATI, November 29.-A bill
lard tournament for the State cham
piopship vas commenced this after
noon BIZ a carom game, bar push, of
800 points or upward, each carom to
count three. ] Casper, Of Eorwalk,
396; John Grunkmeyer, Of Cincin
natl, $50; largest run by Grunkmeyer
sixty-thIee. James Cherry and John
Williamson, Of Cincinnati, play to-
night. Asa Brainsrd, the remaining
competitor, will prob bly, go East to-
night. Owing to death In the fam
lily of the. umpire, Dave Kendall, the
the tournament closes Wednesday.
The stockholders of the Indianapo-
lis and Lafayette Railroad elected the
following Directors to day: Gen. i: A.
Morris, of Indianapolis; A. R. For
sythe. Of Greensburg, Indiana: l.. b.
Lewis, of LawreDceburgb, Indiana
II. G. Lord and W. w. Smith, of Gin
cinnati; VIM. A. Booth and John s.
Kennedy and George Bliss, of New
York; j. S. Fay, OF Boston.
Judge Force, of the Common Pleas.
in the case of the State of Ohio
against the Cincinnati Fertilizer
Manufacturing Company. indicted for
nuisance, to day il was decided that
the corporation could not be so in
dicted. on the ground that by the law
of 1857 only parties whose persons the
Sheriff could bring in Court were
indictable.
In the Superior Court, general term,
o-day, Judges Stover, Logans and
Taft were on the bench hearing the
arguments on the merits of the case
wherein John ID. Minor and others
pray for an order restraining the exc.
cution of the resolution of the School
Board prohibiting the reading of the
Bible in public schools. The counsel
for the plaintiffs were Ramsay, Sage
and King; for the defendants. Hoad-
ley, Stallo and Matthews. Ramsay
argued in the forenoon, and Stallo
argued for the defense In the after
noon. The Court adjourned before
the case was through. The argument
will be COMPLETED tomorrow.
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ToRoNTo, Nov. ga special from
St. Paul says: A letter from Pembina,
received Saturday night, states that
the insurgents are arranging to hold
council of Representatives from diff
ferent districts, to consider the state
OF the country, and to determine as
to future action. ff
Governor McLanisk is very low,
and Governor MeDougall is still at
Pembina.
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"a GENTs WANTED = For How no

a GENTS WANTED - For HOW TO
II MAKE THE FARM PAY.-A sure,
Stock Raiser, Gardener, and Fruit Cultur-
ISL By this book yearly profits may be
doubled, land increased in value Door
men made rich, and honest labor re-
warded, English aud German. Every body
buys It. SIX hundred SOLD in q few TO wn-
ships. Hundreds in a single townships.
Agents can find no better work during the
Fall and Winter. Farmers and their sons
can each make SI0O per month, send for
circular. Address
ZEIGLER, MCCURDY & CO..
Cincinnati. Ohio. or Chicago III
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Ca For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face. use PeT-Ty's ConIedofle ard PIN
pie Remedy. prepared only by DIR. b @.
PERRY, 49 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnol7 d3m SpN !
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 20. - At the
meeting of merchants, to-day, Mr..
Burns, President of the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad Company,
proposed to run that road if they
would advance him $4,000. If they
declined he would resign The mer-
chants declined, and adopted resolu.
tions asking the Legislature to ratify
the lease of said road to the Nashville
& Chattanooga Road.
The Senate passed on the fnal
reading, to day, the bill reducing
the State tax fifty per cent.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome prospectus of
our NEW ILLUSTRATED r AMILY
BIBLE TO any book agent. free of charge.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
philadelphia, Pa; Chicago, ILL.,, or st.
Louis. Mo.
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Counterfeit United States $40 bills
Man Knocked Down and Robbed
Injuries probably Fatal-RGbbers
Fscape.

Injuries probably Fatat-RGbberS
Escape.
Boston, November 29.-Counter-
felt United States $40 bills have just
made their appearance, and are an ex-
cellent immitation.
In Peabody, Saturday. Nathaniel
Lord. a we'll known artisan, was
knocked down and robbed. 1t is
feared that his injuries will prove
fatal. The robbers escaped.
Early this morning, boiler in the
mauufactory of James Curtis ex-
ploded, dangerously scalding the
engineer, named Barnes. One or two
other employees were severely burned.
The Catholic Church, in Weymouth,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
No Insurance.
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RT UNTER'S GUKDE."-The REAL
L. "or1gtnal." % 900 sold. Tells how
to hunt, trap, and catch ALL animals
from mink TO bear. $40 tanning secrets.
SO pages, well bound. Every boy needs It.
1T WILL PAY. Money refunded IL not sat
tshed. Only % cents, postpaid. Address
HUNTER 4 CO., Publishers, Hinsdsle,
New Hampshire.
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I" CTAR-SPANGLED BANNER,s'--It
- still waves. better than ever. Rich,
Rare, Racy. Ledger size; 40 columns Wit,
Humor, Fun; Humbugs Exposed. Elegant
So el-plate Evangei1ne " gratis to eUeT,y
subscriber. Only 75c. for a whole year
steel-plate FREE. Specimens &c, Address
BANNER, Htnsdale, New Hamnshire.
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Common Sense I!

UYANTED-AGEN per mon tn
w to sell the only c GENUINE IMPROVED
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great In
ducements TO agents. THIS is the most
popular Sewing Machine of the day
makes the famous " Elastic Lock Stitch !"
will do any kind of WORK that can be done
on any machine-N0O, 600 sold, and the
demand constantly Increasing. Now is
the time TO take an Agency. send for cir
culars. SO -Bet0dre Of t7lfringers! -taa Adj
areSs = 5eCoA ~ q CO, Boston, Mass. Pitts
burgn, Pa, or st. Louis Mo
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COmmerCIaI Matters.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The decline
In gold, with its attendant depressions
in all directions, was the great feature
In financial and commercial circles
to-day. Governments and stocks are
lower; the produce market is depress-
ed, and values are unsettled, and
there was a general indisposition to
enter into new engagements in the
line of merchandise. in consequence
of a general impression that the gold
premium would touch a lower point,
on account of the large supply of coin
to come on the market in December
ind January.
Late in the day, the street was
filed with rumors that the Secretary
would amend his programme for De-
cember, by decreasing the gold sales.
These rumors could not be authen-
ticated, and originated with specula-
tors In the Gold Room and Stock Ex-
chapgs, whose interests suffered by
the decline. They had considerable
influence, however, on the market,
and checked the downward course of
values for the time being.
Lockwood & Co: resume business
on Wednesday.
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OMETHING in the STAR for every
- body. STAR IN THE WEST. 1870.
An eight page Univer5aIist family weekly,
giving current secular news. Edited by
heY. Dr. w WILLIAMSON and ]. y. CASTWEI.I.
S2 % per year In advance. Premium 10 aelO
StsoScT10eTS. send for specimen. Address
WILLIAMSON q CANTWELL, Cincln-
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NAIOMEN OF NEW YORK

W or, THE UNDERWORLD OF THE
~ class OF society exposed. AUofd ne
WW Railroad 10 Ruin. Signals of dam
ger are up. More money igg 10 J07. Lire
Agents than any other Book. Takes three
presses all the time to print fast enough
One agent took IzS orders in 10 days. 74O
pp., 45 Illustrations. Price $3.50. AGENTS
WANTED Address NEW YORK BOOK
145 Nassau Street, New York,
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments to NARgIAGr
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOU0HTON, Howard
Associatio Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 dam Tsp nj
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SnicIde-Man Niurderousiy Assault

CLEVELAND, November 20. - w.
f. Wise, Express Messenger on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad,
shot himself through the head this
afternoon as the train entered the
Cleveland depot. He left a note
stating that whisky and friends were
the cause of the deed.
Chas. Thomas, on the West Side,
was murderously assaulted yesterday
In his store by man named Jon es
alias Babbitt, and robbed of nearly
$500. Thomas lies IN critical con-
ditiop, but will probably recover.
Babbitt has been arrested.
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HOLIDAY J0URNAL far 1870.

Containing a Fairy Story for Christmas,
Plays, Puzzles, and Wonders. Sixteen
large pages, illustrated. Sent FREE on
receipt of 2-cent stamp for postage.
ADAMS q CO..
. Bromfieid Street. Boston. Mass
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OUEENsTowN, Nov. 29-The steam
ers Nebraska and Donare, from New
York, arrived to-day.
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KNET-KEET-KNIT
AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell
the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Price SIS. viii knit
10000 stitches per III In ute. Address A MERI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boston,
Mass, or st. Louis, NO.
DUSINESS CHANCE.--Wanted a man
- In each town and city 10 manufacture
and sell Weather Strips and Rubber
Mouldings. Patent run out. free 10 all. From
SO TO Sl20 worth needed u pom eVsry build
ing, from 300 to 500 per cent. prodt. Send
your address upon stamped envelope, for
full particular and price st of MdteFi0Ls.
ready to be put together, to KsEA BRAD
STREET, Box 265, Boston, Mass.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Com.
mittee on Ways and Means bad Q
quorum this morning, and proceeded
to business In order.
The House demands a report on
tariff two weeks from to-day.
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We have been at great pains TO obtain
the facts and circumstances attending the
remarkable life of this most extraordinary
man. who has been mainly instrumental
In developing the greatest crimes commit
ted In this country, and bringing their
authors TO Justice, besides rendering in
valuable service 10 the Government dur
ing the late rebellion.
The BIOGRAPHY of Liza Y PINKER-
TON is truly a ROMANCE of LIFE, and
the demand for 1t In all parts of the coun-
try will be 50 great that those who desire
TO secure copies, and who live at a dis
tance, should either subscribe at once or
notify the newsdealers from whom they
purchase that they may obtain A FULL
SUPPLY ON THEIR FIRST ORDER.
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nEREECE MAHHOOD.-Essays for
- Young Men. on the Evils OF SELF
ENNERVA1 ION, with certain help for
the errlug and unfortunate. Sent in sealed
ietter envelopes. free of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box z, Phila., Pa.
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Ra9~ To remove Moth-Patches. Frecklee
and Tan from the face, use PeTTg's 1foth
and FreckIe Lotion. Prepared only by DR.
B. Q. PERRY. Sold by all druggists.
povl7 dsra SrN1
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Circular Saw Mills,

'"11-1E ANNNF-N
With improved direct attachment, war
Eanted capable of cutting over 2000 feet of
flooring per hour, and unouestfonablv
BETTER, MORE DURABLE q CHEAPER
than any other Mill: also best ard cheap-
est STEAM ENGINES. manufactured bv
STEVENSON q SEARS. at Upper SAN
dusky, Ohio. Send to them for fun parti-
culars.
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DONsT SHAKE.
a Curi0us Man.

HE has discovered a speedy cure for
CaGRFrh and cold in the head and sends
the reciDe free TO all sufferers Address
DR. A. s. KENNEDY Auburn, n. s..
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Perfection in BrOiIIng Meats
ATTAINED At LASTY
THE AMERICAN BgOILER,
Patented July 21, 1857
The CrOWn1ng Achievement
or, CHI rAr A ID 81 r.rrr Z. .rn.r...-.

Patented July 81, 1861
The CrOwn1ng Achievement
OF CULINARY INVENTIONi
Embodying, in a plain and unpretendinq
utensil-as SIMPLE AS A POT OR skill
LEI, and WEIGHING LESS THAN
THREE aPOUNDS-all the principles iu-
volved ia the perfect broiing OF meats,
with the greatest conveniences and ad van
tages ef practical use.
1t will sroil your steak over an AVERAGE
nre, In SEVEN TO EHGRT MINUGESl
and, over very hot 11re, WITHIN FIVE
M1NUEESI-other meats In proportion
RETAINS all the JUICES ana FLAVOR
Which no other Broiler does.
It totally revolutfonizes this branch Of
culinary art among Its results being: It Is
set on top OF the stove or range, over one
of the openings, whel the largest amount
of heat is Obtained from the sna aIlesf' onsn-
tity OF fuel;
It concentrates and retains all the heat
Prevents evaporation and loss or Juices,
and renders tough meats tender, by its
Runs the melted fat into the ere, doing
away with all smoke and smell OF grease;
Requires n preparation of fire-eiLher a
bed OF Goals or blazing FIRE serving tie pur-
pounding of steak:
Dlspenses with The necessity OF either
Broils equally well over coal or wood,
And gives. from either, the flavor of a
seas oLoIAeu over WOou Goals, Win all the
Answers for all sized stove or range
| openings;
And IS equally good for
Besfsteak, Chicken, Ham, Chops,
Fish and Oysters
Forming the most complete and admira-
ble combination of simplicity. conven-
| ience, cheapness and usefuiRess, ever at
| Lained in a cooking utensil
1t renders br0tling, heretofore so ysxa.
tious, THE QUICK EST AND EASIEST OF ALL
MODE OF COOKING, and meats broiled by it
more palatable, nutrtcious, aud uikestfble
than by any other mode Of cooking them.
IL not only eonters upon the rich a lux
ury heretofore unattatnable with money.
but It's small cost places it's benefits Within
reach Of the poOrest-Offering 10 the La
BoRER, the MECHANIC, and the FARMER
grateful relief and absolute emancipation
FROM MEAT COOKING ABOMINA-
TONS OF ALL DEGREES-INCLUDIN
THAT CHIEF OF CULINARY ATROCI-
TIES,
Fried Meat Soaked In Burnt Grease.
We place an
Unconditional Guarantee
Upon IL, EMBRACING EACH AND EVERY
REFUND FOX ANY RETURNED AFTER TaIAL;
and DEALERS ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL TO
THEIR CUSTOMERS UPON THESE TERMS; so
all can test the article for themselves, and
have their money refunded IL they do not
IND IL TO be wnat we represent it.
A Liberal Discount to the Trade.
THOMAS SCANTLIN g. son,
No. Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
nOvISdtf
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Number Of Tickets Limited to $4,000
CAPITAL PRIZE,
A Fine Diamond Ring and Pin,
VALUED AT
- OY

- 9 . o o.
QGAO OTHER PRIZES, ranging In value
UVVA from 81 to $1,000 each.
The Distribution. of Prizes will take
place at my store, 16 West Fourth Street,
DECEMBER 25TH, 1869, at 3 pm. The
committee Will be appointed by the
ticket holders, to make an i'm partial and
fair distribution. a List of the Drawn
Numbers will be printed and sent to each
ticket-hOlder.
RATES OF DISCOUNT on TICKETS.
/ Ticket -........SI 90 6 Tick ets.........S5 65
2 Tickets......... / IS Tickets......... q 80
3 Tickets......-.. 80 8 Tickets-....... Z 55
TicEetS......... 50 9TicKets ........ 8 SO
TcketS......... 4 20 10 Tickets......... 8 40
All money should be sent by draft post
Office order, in registered letter, or by ex-
press. Address all communications TO
r. 81. ELIAS,
POST-OFFICE BOX I,2I2,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
nol8 to de24 cod
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Which includes the CONCERT to be
given at
M9ZART HALL, Saturday, Dec. 25th

MOZART HALL, Saturday, Dec. 25th.
Dir r. Fl. ELIAS has been advised by his
physician TO discontinue the Jewelry Busi-
ness. ts4-tza ~ Asrrs been pursuing fef 50
many years, on account of It's being too
conhning and injurious to his health.
Many OF his old customers and the most
prominent and leading men of Cincinnati
have advised him TO make GRAND
DISTRIBUTION of his entire Stock and
Fixtures, and have promised him their
ala and influence. This Jewelry Store was
established by Joseph Draper in 1882. He
was succeeded by H. p. Elias in 1853. X. III
Elias, the present proprietor, has been en-
gagged in the Jewelry BusiAess Twelve
Years. He can refer with just pride to all
the Jewellers of Cincinnati, and most OF
the principal business houses with whom
he has had the pleasure of doing business.
They Will all testify to his honesty and
straIghtforwardness. The patrons can rest
assured that the utmost fairness and hon.
esty will be the greatest aim of Mr.. Elias,
so that all viii share equally in the prizes
offered.
Prizes nOt0 on Exhibition and Tickets
for Sale at
r. II. ELIAS'S JEWELRY STORE,
No. I6 WEST FOURTH ST.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
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New Advertisemenfs.
Anlicted ERestored! !!

IGNORANCE EXPOSED! FALLACIES
in MASK ED Highly important to both
sexes, married ana single, in health and
disetsel DR. LARH 1NT's Paris, London,
and New York; Med cal Adviser and Mar
ria Guide. Sis edtticn. Nearly 800 pp.,
and l0l -ngEavings, upon Con orrhea ,Giset,
~iric' ureS, syphilis, seminal Weakness,
impot eBcv, IDflanlnation of the Bladder,
81 Ulcers Piles. Bright's IseaSe, &c, &c.
Eiab1rato treatnae ent, with recipes and Ger
tlncatss of currs. fTica q. Mailed free.
ofnce for treatment, S96 Broadway, New
York. ID rect Iettera--Box 81
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

OPP FELLowsHIP-John B. Harmon, Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge, |. 0. O. F., of
this State, has just returned from Omaha.
whence he has been to make arrangements
with The Union Pacific Railroad for the Trans
portation of the members of the Grand Lodge
of the United States, which will meet in this
city September 7,h. Both the Union Pacific
.nd the Central Pacific Railroads have given
liberal terms for their transportation, and
tickets fer all the members for the round trip
from Omaha here and return are now in the
hands Of Grand Secretary Ridgeley, of the
Grand Lodge of the United States, at Balti-
more. The Grand Representatives will be at
no expense this side of Omaha, being the
guests of the Order in this State. 1t is
expected that from $50 to 200 Grand Repre-
sentatives will attend the session. many Of
them accompanied by their families. A large
number of the Order who are not Grand Rep
resentatives will also take this occasion TO
visit this coast with their families. To all
such an excursion ticket from Omaha will be
issued, costing them for the round trip about
$3.50 in currency. This occasion will he one
of great benefit to the Pacific coast, bringing,
as it will, hundreds of the most intelligent
men of the East, and under such cifcumstan-
ces that they will take with them on their re-
turn farorshlo Impressions. IS. T, Hsro'2,
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

How He CANE TO BE tbs LUCKY MAN.-It
has Just been discovered how it was that
Jud Se Cavis happened to win the nomination
of District Judge from this county, at the pri-
maries last Saturday. An outspoken Repub-
lican. and a distinguished member of the par
ty, says that Cavis was given the preference
" "because he is able on the stump, and can
appeal to the passions Of the people, and arouse
the enthusiasm necessary to carry the cleo
ton" That this is the true reason, no one
can doubt but we have yet to learn that abl-
ity on the stump, and the power of appealing
to mems passions are necessary qualifications
for judicial officer. 1t has usually been
supposed that honesty, cool judgment and le-
gal acumen best fitted a man for such a posi-
tion. The people of this Judicial District will
decide to let Judge Cavis remain at home and
will place the ermine on more worthy shoul-
ders- Stockton Gazette.
The union Democrat., 1869-07-17

HEALrHY.-The Sacramento Bee says -
California has had ten Governors, namely;
Peter Il. Burnett, John McDougal, (who was
Lieutenant Governor, and became Governor
By the resignation of Burnett John Bigler,
tVho served two terms,) j. Neely johnson,
John B. Weller, hilton S. Latham, John G..
Dowuey lieutenant Governor, and who be-
came Governor by the resignation of Latham
when he, Latham, was elected to the United
States Senate Leland Stanford, +. F. Low
and Il. H. Haight, the present Governor.
All these gentlemen are now living. in good
health, and are active, save only McDougal.
And every one of the living. rave only John
son (who is on the Supreme Bench in Ne
yada, resides in California.