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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

THE Haanibal (Mo) Gazette says that Mr.
Richard Golden has joined Mr.. Greeley in
his journey to California. ri
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

The Valley Tan learns that contract to
furnish flour for the use of the army of Utah
has been let at the rate Of $2S per hundred.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

PHILIP GLADSTONE has been found guilty in
Stockton of brutally beating man who had
entered his store.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

The wheat and corn crops in Missouri
promise an abundant yield.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

Col. SrAMBAuGu, of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Surveyor General for Utah.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

GEN. DODGE has written letter declining
the Democratic nomination for Governor Of
Iowa.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

STATIsTIos OF TRADES IN SAN FRAyc1Roo.-
The new San Francisco Directory has the fol.
lowing statistics:
Number ofattorneys in San Francisco 27l
physicians, 1859; commission merchants, $50
hotels, boarding and lodging houses, 2s6
cigar dealers, 1870; carpenter shops, 75 dry
goods establishments, III fruit dealers ~ /;
groeers, 32s; hair dressing saloons, so; ba-
keries,63; Greweries, Is; butchers and mar
kets, 1875; furniture and bedding, 10; cloth
ing, including tailors and drapers, 256 res
taurants, Sc; watchmakers and jewelers., so
wood and coal yards, 65, upholtsters and
paper hangers, 30; bathing houses, IA
brokers, l50; cooper shops, 80; hardware
dealers, 32 lumber dealers. 32 millinery
stores, 4S; painters, so; dress making estab
llshments, Sc; stoves and tinware dealers
Sl; agricultural stores, 4; apothecaries and
druggist, 81 assay establishments, s; auc
tloneers, 20; bankers, l6; billiard table max.
ers, cabinet makers, 81 camphene di =
tlileries, confectioners. l6; daguerrean
galleries, IA; dyeing establishments, 4; gun.
smiths; II; harness and sadIlery, ls; hat
ters, l6 printing officers, 13; produce deal
ers, 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

AT Red Bluff on Tuesday. the thermometer
rose to I06 in the shade.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

MusoRovE's tannery, at Baltimore, was
burned on May ED; loss, $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

CAPTAIN VIM L. Sinms, is candidate for
Congress in the Eighth District of Kentucky,
lately represented bY james B. Clay.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

SMUT has made its appearance in many of
the wheat fields in Tehama county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

The model of Soloman's Temple in San
Francico, is still attracting crowds of visitors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

"a negro boy of that county, we under
stand, will present his petition at the next
meeting of the Court. to be returned into
slavery"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

New YoRK PAPER says that Gen. Shields,
U. S. Senator from Minnesota, OH arriving at
Hastings on Su day, the Sth inst, found
himself minus his pocket book, containing a
draft on New York for $4,000, and $500 in
cash. 1t appears that, having taken his
pocket book cut, he left it on the deck of the
steamer, and somebody rewarded his care
lessness by making way with it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

PoLITICs IN CARSON VALLEY.-A correspon.
dent of the San Francisco Herald writing
from Carson Valley, June lSth says:
1t seem that the object of the Convention
to which delegates are to be chosen here on
the ID of July next, is to be the establish
ment of provisional government upon the
Arizona style. The thing has been gotten
up by few men who, after trying to get into
oflice all their lives in other countries, seem
to think their only chances lie in creating
offices for themselves
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

The elephants are performing in sacra'
mento
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

THE grain crop in Shasta Icounty, will bC
an average one.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24
ARTESIAN WELLS.
&. p. SMITH.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION
go FOR SALE.--VVe offer for

l,isSkt& Sale STORE, BUILDINGS and STOCK
Esdk5& of MERCHANDISE, situated In the central
part of the town Of st. Louis, Sierra county.
The location is Of the best in this section of the
country, the buildings Of the best defcrpion, and
every convenience required In mercantile establish
nent There Is also attached to the premises good
and substantial re-proof Cellar suitable for storing
all kinds OF Merchandise. To any person wishing to
engage in the mercantile business better oppOrtuni-
ty could not offer The business Of this house Is one
of the oldest established in this section and has al
ways done good and profitable trade. Our only
reason for dsposng of the above property, is that
inteno leaving for the Atlantic States.
Possession given Immediately II required. Any
information concerning the property can he had by
enquiring of DEPEW TELL,
my20-tf ST. Louis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

A Mr.. Noteware is mentioned in the Ter.
ritorial Enterprise Of this morning as an op-
ponent to Judge Crane. but am under the
impression that Major f. Dodge. our Indian
Agent, will be chosen TO take charge of our
territorial business at Washington, by n
large majority.
The approaching election will afford Judge
Crane n fair opportunity of proving the
truth OF his statements at Washington in re-
gard to the population of the proposed Ter
rtory of Nevada. think he came within
fourteen thousand Of the actual number.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24
Misrellaneous.
Notice.
MARY VILE w ATER
COMPANY.
mNRVSVIUT

FINHE MARXSVILLE WATER COW
i PANY beg TO notify the citizens Of Marysyile
mat they aie now ready to supply limited quantity
of water along the line OF their street Mains under
regulations and at rates as follows
Price for tap and service pipe to curb Of sidewalk,
y men ...'.'.' '.''.......... ..,.............$I 90
"a men h'..'..-.... ...'..,.............. 10 90
For tap and pipe larger than inch. Mt speeia rate
as per contract.
The following rents, per month, for use OF water:
Por,n,.. MONTH.
fam,ies-Eaeh family Of not more than
/ n persons 80. --.,................... a. OO
! over eight and not more than twelve mn
! UVer twelve and not more than twenty 09
/ notes and Boarding Houses--For eacb
boarder, and lodger, Including servants
transient boarders aud families keening
/ ue mousse. '.................... 05
! Day bOarders. ............... . -
Lodging houses, per bed. ........ ~
Hotel Bars. Saloons, from. A. % IN M
Bathing tubs In hotels ..... " y V0 U0
stores, Warehouses, &c.-for each tene.
meht occupied as warehouse Office,
shop or for any purpose not included In
any other classification, and not requ-
! ring more than ordinary supply Of water
from. t.tO 10 o.
per Dbl, per month; .......;......: 30
For irrgation-For all Lots ofless than 100
square yar0s. ........ ............ 3 OO
More than $50 and not over 200. ....... O0
For all lots more than 200, at seven and
one-haf mills per square yard.
Eoi IcatdulantHs NOhltCllOnefleS, Eating
Houses, Markets, Groceries, according
to quantity of water used, from ..... So to 10 90
Building purposes-For each 1000 brick
lald.. ......- -....... ....... 10 cts.
For each 1000 brick wet through
hose or otherwise. e................15c 10 cts
For plast,ring, each 100 yards ....Sl
Hose-For the right to attach hose not ex-
ceeding = Of an inch orifce, for washing
windows, carriages. and other purposes,
except sprnkling streets, in addition to
charge for other uses, not less than.... . OO
Fountains-To be used not more than six
hours each day, of 1-f6 inch jet...... 2 90
Is inch jet........ 7 90
4 inch jct......... 16 90
y inch jet........ 35 90
staoes-For Livery Stables, including wa
ter for washing, each horse ............ &C
For Omnibus and Stage Stables each
,iViSc see. ...-.--- .................. &C
For Draymen and Team Stables each
animal ............,....... ....... 90
For all other purposes not mentioned herein, the
Comnany are prepared To furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates. Application made at Office of the
company corner of Fourth street and Maiden Lane,
viii meet with prompi attention.
Marysyile, June lst, 1852 ic3.lm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

PEOPLES CoNvESTIoN.-0n Saturday last,
n Peoples Convention was held in Nevada,
at which nothing was done but to appoint
two Committees-one to call a County Con-
yention to meet at that place on July 3Oth,
FIR the purpose of nominating a county tick.
ct. and the other to write an address to the
people of the county setting forth the object
pf the Peoples movement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24

A Texas PAPER states the fact that free
negro woman, named Caroline, has petition
ed the District Court of Wharton county,
praying for permission to choose master,
and ada.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24
WANTED.

MA FOR RENT.-A BRICK HOUSE, corner
sA& OF and Sixth streets, opposite the Court
house. with fine Garden attached, suitable for an
Ice cream Saloon Enquire at the fremont Saloon,
corner OF Second street and Maiden Lane. jclS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24
TELEGRAPHTC,
BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND STATE LINES

BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND STATE LINES.
-
Lime Point-Gwin State Convention.
SACRAMENTO, JGne 23d.
Convention organized permanently at 81
P. NJ, r. p. Hammond, President
First ballot taken at o'clock for Cover.
nor, with the following result
FIRST BALLOT.
-, st'aih W ''''' ''''''' ....,.,.......lZ9 lZ9
hugent. .'..............,.... .......... 20
Denver and Dudley were put in nomina-
ton, but both declined.
SECOND BALLOT
Wehet. .........., ...............lO4
NuBeh'''''''. '''''.'.. '...-.............. ~
Latham declared the nominee.
John G. Downey. of Los Angeles, was
nominated 10y acclamation for Lieut.. Cover
nor.
Convention adjourned until to morrow at
10 A. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-24
LIVE AND LET LIVE SALOON,

DHILIP DEPANGHER would inform
Il his friends thatShe has taken the above well
known and popular SALOON, and has entirely re-
fitted the same in the best STYLE making Of the
most cool and comfortable places of resort In Marys
Vile
The Billiard Tables Of the best make, and the
Wines and Liquors are not surpassed
The proprietor cordially invites his many friends
to call on him, and he feels confident he can please
them PHILIP DEPANGlIER,
je2l-my Proprietor.
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DISTRICT NO. IL.
DISTRICT No II.
DISTRJCT No is.

Allison, J II.
Allen, ID. J....-..........
Anderson, j C...........
Anderson, W. G..........
Charlton, W. C.........-.
Slayden, A. Mrs.........
Waller, A, heirs. .-......
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Sick Babies Wanted

VNHE numerous deaths among young children,
= show that the powerful medicine usually pres
cribed for them is not suited for their weakly condi
ton. The best FebTfage in the world for children
from one day TO five years old is the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18
Ties. Stocks and GlOVeS.

TTST received a choice lot of Nerk Ties, Stocks,
j Gloves Pocket Han kerchieis SuspendeTs, &c.
embracing all the latest styles, for sale by
mar2S J. h. MCGuL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18
Churns |! ChurnS :!

I AM now making a most excellent churn, Fran.
ciscn's Patent,' two sizes. u and "a ga Ions -
Price SO 90 and s. 90. The above ChuTns are used
throughout Pennsylvania and Mary land, and gives
entire satisfaction making the butter with but yer,
little labor IN 5 or minutes. As all ] sell will b'
warranted 10 do well, would say To all Interested
Oiue tkeD a TRIAL. j. W. WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18
ChilOren'S panacca,

Prepared by TIE Grefenburg Company.
The true worth Of this extraordinary and valuable
Medicine, never be forth in words, but il
be felt and appreciated by Mothers whose children
have been snatched from death by its use.
The Celebrated nr. Williams who has devoted
life study has analy zed this remedy and says the
GrefenbeTg Children's Panac"a, is compounded with
especial reference the immature state Of the
nerves. blood vessels glands aud bones of the chids
body. Should a mother neglect TO provide herself
with this invaluable remedy, she may chance TO be-
hold death claim her children and have one 20
blame but herself II a certain for all dis
eases If childhood, and receives il deserves uni
versal appreciation. lr Martin, Of South Carolina
SAYS 4" Ii is the best general medicine for infants
that ever saw" Or. Watts, of New York, :
a. In all diseases caused by teethipg it is certain
remedy" DR.. COlsOn, Of Indiana, says - In
of Group have d it with marked success also in
Measles fevers from teetng, diarrhoa pains in the
stomach, bowels, &c. | should be guilty OF great
neglect did not mmend itin the highest terms
RS- Fifty cents per bottle with full directions.
ALEX. MACKENZIE
mayo Agent Graf Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27
For Attorney General.

We admitted, some days since, into our columns, q
communication favOring the holding Of State Con-
Vention for the nomination of a Democratic candi-
date for the Office of Attorney General aud RepOr-
ter for the State While we did not express any
opinion to the propriey of this course our feel
ings perhaps Influenced by the conduct of many Of
the Opposition at the last election for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, conceded with the views of the
writer The communication in question also spoke
in complimentary terms of gentleman of this city
for the office To the extent that it was a call on
this gentleman to become candidate the publication
was violation of rule we had found it necessary
adopt IN regard to calls on gentlemen to become
candidates fer political offices. While this rule must
be iufexibly adhered TO by US in regard to candi-
dates for such offices, it would be unjust to the
friends of other gentlemen for the office of Attorney
General to deny them the same privilege which we
yielded in the case of the gentleman Of this city.
We therefore in this paper print two such cOmmu-
nioa,ions
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27
mACDONALDsS IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator,

ON practical and scientific prncpeshe best and most con
vepisns article for cooling and preserving meats
milk butter, fu wines ETC. They are 90 arnseu " &C.
f s solv through each Shelf and, bens confined from
The Effects o. the air. keeps them az the eoite pon e-
sefgerang influence % oe M same ne
LOST b All other rgerators They on the ront ana
t0I-make neat piece Of Re placed IN ny
and have water ar BY which perfectly cold water can At all
tures b lad without additional Ihsss TfGeTdfOrs ara
experiment They have been n successful operation or NJ
~ n Ten years. % he Zratca OF those who have them Ia
s a. the rcercaes will shOw, and the most appoE
he most psrct ventilation insured great saving Of ice aH
re otsined more rgii air produced and durability eaeee
raoIv pase In advance Of anything ever o1eid @
pube psronage Galvanized has been substituted for Ne
evne 10 lien Of thereby enabling % Odr them an er
entirely free from oxydzati0n and cOT0son and consequently
Void OF that sagreeahIe odor which has heretofore ben o on
etioable IN ether rsEeraors- Ia addition 70 hsir nehs -
vastly superior othr. owing to The convenient
.d seope rcps They are more servicable, as u s loH
Conceded tsat rsiyanzsd iron is more durable than any 9I
'e'-' -" N'H u W. MACDONALD,
.aa ss..t-. Ne 40 Fourth St, Louisville ny
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

UECn the occur nee Il the r.een difficulty be-
tween Mr. BEAUMONT and myself, expressed the
detire taai wbaleyer notice it might be ought ne
cssssry TO make of the matter through the papers,
should be such q statement could be agreed by
the friends Of beth patties in order to avoid any
injustice to 81 her.
The r'afensni prepared and submitted by friend
Of Mr. BxAUMozTs and which afterwards appeared
In the Bonner, objected to grossly unjust to
Re. Differences Of opinien existed as 10 ne fscts,
which could only be avoided by omttir details and
conhning the statement to The main circumstances
upon which both parties could agree. To thisAths
gentleman represent ng Mr.. BEAMoST dissented.
EaOa party was let, therefore, to pursue his own
course If any thing has resulted from this policy
unpleasant to parties calculated to increase The
difficulties, the fault is not mine nor my friends
The BanaT gave its version of the affair at
length, to which had previously dissented. The
UNION AND AMERICAN gave such corrections as
were deemed necessary in justice to me- It's state
Rsnts were authorized by me, and are in substance
correct. The facts as given through the Banner
were not satisfactory to me. The facts as given
through this paper are not satisfactory TO Mr.
BEAUMONT. s4- -..ar $3.50
The character Of the card published by him on
yesterday, precludes me from making any allusiOn
TO the "inferenees'' prejudicial to him, which he
thinks are Suggested" in the statements that have
appeared in this paper.
AL that the public can feel any proper concern
in has now been given them, I do not regard the
press tn proper medium for the discussion of mat
tiers of mere personal and private interest," and sin
oarelv trust that ANYTHING that NAV be deemed
necessary in the future, touching this matter, will
be conducted through different and more apprO-
pirate channel G. G. POIEDKXTER.
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PRoPosArs.

# Nafr Dz7azrHExT.
Barcsa % Yards aad Deck, Nay 90, 1853.
sEALED PROPOSALS for cach separately, sndorsef
Proposals for CAs No name the c Tor he navy yard
fHame the yardl z-a be reoTei Ibis cce until s
2th Day Of june ir Furnishing ard delivering The
eral nayyyards named the materials AID articles enbraed n
printed sciuies which VII Be furnished sppaiion zn1
b. NALL req1sste, persons deirag osr
tract sny ali Of he eixss haed therein. y ne con
mandsn 81 the several naas, for the ass Tor The yards
under their command By the navy agents nearest thereto,
b. The bureau for All tle yards
70 rece1t cofsf0a 1tifkes fe sc1ifnG he crS.
bids l0H Be rscsiUef 6icA eoafaiag closes more Gn
yard IN Sarsp and each irdlYiua Of arm nost
sign the bid and
Bidders hereby caationtd and particularly notified that
their offers must Be in the form heEsr prescribed, and 10
mailed reach their destination before The tine expired
for resolving them I'D U Be considered 1iet Gail -
resfrsa after ths period st1fd ard a0rdnes sCiB -
made for fgiures Of thendN.
To guard against offers being opened before The tine aPPoned
bidders e1Gor he envelope above he adj
dress and draw a lire under ne endorsement thu.
"op0sais far eldss 10, (zds ts ciass for tis GagS-
Ydrd at name tie gard
To the ohsf Of Bean Of Yas Docks Washington,
D. G.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27
Public Sale Of Free Territory.
The last square Of the College Proper
in market.

uUvnurznAy ,ba Ii dsv OF June, 1850, We viii pro.
csed 70 seli % the highest bidder, 90 ne PlS si
q1are Of groGnd lyns between he Na'3slls - an ~
ana Cedear street. and extending from ,,t.
Eas. 70 he Depot grounds Of the Nasn.e a9 ,i - 1
Railroad on the West This property 9a7 -. .s 40 ~
desp: no fronting on Folk street. ~ eet ae' i ~ 80 he
Mceore street, from iCs to III feet aeep AZ 81 - -
- bs iets IL conveniently the central Porti'.s "
city, and Immediately contiguous % ne sgs AZ ~ 4 tss
= s.iI-. - he Fenale Academy Of Nasasiils - 80
u, :, 80 - Prooersy . Be sold. Les al Who dss y -
gO9d nvestmsns AItena' 80 Ags1iis
naY26-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

~. s~s "a our uoIssieS ffisnds to keep constantly
/. 60. tbsm the importance Of securing msjOrity
i ,bs ext Legislature. and the danger Of losing
sucb maiotSty through conflicts smong Democrats
and bv the eFort which may be made by our oPpos
psnt 10 secure the asoendsney in that body q sne
oxDeuse Of their candidate for Governor Let II mol
be sorotten that the psescnt superintendent was
made to give the Opposition, on an equal vose
in the whole State, majority Of at least ten IN
the Legislature This was done By an unfair az
raneement Of the Senatorial and Floating RePresen
tative districts and BY the adrOit use CT the fIac
ticnr. We must carry the State by at least ave
thousand to have the Legislature at all; and even
with ten thoutsnd majorify We may lose the Legis-
laiure by few conflicts in the Senatorial DISTRICTS
or by the loss Of very few counties for rePrsssn
tatives.
That the Democratic party in Tennessee has the
strength to elect its candidate for Governor by If
teen or twenty thousand majority; to elect all, or
nearly sill the members Of Congress, and qdite two
thirds Of the members of the Legislature, we are
entirely ssnguine, Our Governor and majority
Of our members to Congress cannot BE- defeated.
But there Is danger in regard to the Legislature 1t
is Cur duty 10 warn our Democratic friends OF this
Danger and it is thsir duty to remove it, With can
ddate >nd only enc candidate, for each place We are
sure of as large majority in both HOuses as Ws OBJ
tanned Two years ago With the present divisions
unhealed We may lose this majority; and with suca
loss, tn ssms cause nsy us i've or three Mem
beYs Of Congress "ien and brethren, these things
must rot be 20 -
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FD1,ops OF UNIoy AND AMERICAN ::

EDITORS OF UNION AND AMERICAN:
The office of Attorney General and Reporter for
the State, being vacant by the resignation of the
late distinguished incumbent, the Hon. J. L. T.
Speed, it will soon become the duty of the voters of
the State, to supply the position so hOnOrsby and
SO ussfully filed by that gentleman.
In locking over our professional lists, We find no
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

We publish in another column the first part Of
speech delivered by Hon GEORGE W. JoEEs, in the
Congress of the United States, during the admins
tratiOn of Mr. FILLMORE. 1t exposes the origin Of
many OfthOse schemes for squandering the public
money, which have since resulted in such enormous
expenditures. 1t also shows how those schemes
we're resisted BY the Democracy from the beginning
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

Here dale he cler
l. mere Insert the name composing The hrrd
TIE toWn In the state Of name the iat hereby fur
nish underyou aiFsr dated asa aVsrtSeeu ana
al Of the Of the printed scha
ale 70 which 10 refers all the articles Class No.
name the class Tor the hayward a. (nne the yardl according
to said sshdue, viz (hefe paste the printed
schedule and opposite each article the price and carry
me aEountn the columns for dollars and and foot hs
aggregate amount OF the bid FOR the Glass; amounting herr
Wrte the amount IN words
propose a. ny agent here TIE agent, required
% the scsdce Tor the supply under the miscellaneous
b resident Of TIA place delivery and should No offer
aeceptei request the contract prepared
The navy agent Al ln4ne the agencyl ts an certcss
Here The bidder and each member OF the arm to syn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

The Baltimore Patriot Of May 18th, records the
desth Of aIrs Key Ielict Of the author Of the Star
sPsng I'd Banner" ard mother Of the unfortunate
Philip Barton Key. She wasa lady Of the highest
character.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

In this statement Mr. must be mistaken as the
following extracts from the Treasury reports clearly prove,
viz:
Payments made duriHgtSe year ending June 80 1896
For debentures and other 1922 Il
1or duties refunded under prote s599:4 a.
For supplying any deficiency in the regular revenues
from postage G5OOOO 90
bureaus . 100 e3I GO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-27

PnbIic Snenkinr.

Hon. J:;o. v. WRIGHT, will address his Fellow
citizens of the Seventh Congressional District as