OUR CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. There was a very singular omission in the address to the Democratic Electors of this county in the last Palladium. The name of our esteemed candidate for Sheriff, Mr. LAWRENCE, was not even alluded to. The omission happened in this wise: The individual who copied the address for publication, inadvertantly skipt the paragraph on this subject, which reads thus: "As a candidaaate for Sheriff your delegates have presented Mr. ALVIN LAWRENCE, of Mexico, a gentleman favorably known in the county, and a Deputy of the present Sheriff and of his predeccessor. The perseverance, activity and faithfulness with which Mr. LAWRENCE has discharged the duties of the Office he now holds, give full assurance that when elected to the more responsible station to which he has been nominated, he will do honor to himself and give satisfaction to the public." It is fortunate, however, that Mr. LAWRENCE is a gentleman who does not stand in much need of recommendation. Where-ever he is known, he is highly valued both as an officer and a citizen. Probably no man in the county is better qualified for the office than he is. He is eminently deserving of the cordial and enthusiatic support of the Democratic Electors of the county.--That he will receive it and be triumphantly elected, we do not entertain a doubt. Debbie