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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

Illinois census is completed, showinga
population Of 2,557,O S2, a gain OF S55,O7s
since 1860.
John Allen, the wickedest man in
New York, " lately died at his old home
IN Perth, Fulton county, New York.
Brick Pomeroy talks at the Summit
county fair, nex Friday. Are they not
hard up for a loud-smelling something
over there?
To-day "wednesday is the Israelitish
Day Of Atonement. The Mosaic law re-
quires adults to devote the day to relig-
iOus exercises and abstain from food
from evening to evening.
S~trasburg, AFTER a siege of forty days,
surrendered, on Monday evening, Sep
tember &c, at i've o'clock. Four hun
dred and fifty officers and seventeen
thousand men were captured. The sur
render caused great rejoicing through
out Germany.
On the lst inst, the custom house au-
thorities at New York seized $1,000 worth
Of French silks, dress goods and minin-
cry, consigned to Gen. Wade Hampton,
and supposed to belong to one Of his
daughters. This is the old Democratic
style Of fleeing the government Of rev.
enue.
The French appear to DO rising en-
mGSse in all the districts not occupied by
the Prussians. The English journals
are filed with military movements in
different parts Of France. The Prus-
SLAMS insist on a reign of terror in Paris.
The French, on the contrary, say the
city is as orderly as could be expected.
and that the people and soldiers are re-
solved and united.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Campaign in Trunbull County.

Republican meetings will be held a
follows in the v&sious townships. Othel
announcements IS soon as arrangement,
can be made and speakers procured:
BacOnsburg, Thursday evening, OctO'
Der 6. Speakers, J. II. Fluhart and J,
n. Cowdery, Esqs.
Brookfeld, Friday evening, October I
Speakers, T. J. Milan, Jr., and w. B,
Porter, Esqs.
Hubbard, Saturday evening, october
S. Speaker, ]. II. Fluhart Esq.
Mineral Ridge, Saturday evening, Oc-
tober S. Speakers, W. B. Porter and 7,
J. McLain, Jr., Esqs.
Braceville, Saturday evening, October
S. Speaker, Capt. a. J. Dyer.
Girard, Monday evening, October 10.
Speaker, Capt A. ]. Dyer.
Pennington, Monday evening, Octo-
Der 10. Speakers, T. J. Milan, Jr., and
W. B. Porter, Esq.
Gustavus, Monday evening, October
10. Speakers. s. 7. Casterline and J. n,
COwdery.
Kinsmsn, Thursday evening, October
6. Speaker, r. B. Barnes, ESQ.
Johnston, Friday evening, October :.
Speaker, r. B. Barnes, Esq.
Niles, Saturday evening, October S.
Speaker, r. B. Barnes, Esq.
Hartford, Monday evening, October 10.
Speaker, r. B. Barnes, Esq.
Greene, Thursday evening, Oct. 9th.
Speaker, NJ. c. Hart, Esq.
Burg-Hil, Friday evening, Oct. 9TH.
Speaker, W. A. Reeves, Esq.
Champion, Friday evening, Oct. 7th.
Speaker, NJ. c. Hart, Esq.
Mesopotamia, Saturday evening, Oct
Sth. Speaker, W. A. Reeves, Esq.
Bloomfield, Monday evening. Oct 10th.
Speakers, W. a. Reeves and NJ. c. Hart,
Esqrs.
These meetings will be held at seven
o'clock. The auxiliary committeeman
in each township are requested to make
the necessary arrangements. tits hoped
that the Republicans will turn out and
welcome the speakers with good houses.
By order Of the
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
TTom Insurance Monitor Of AuE- IzoI

The services OF this sterling old mpan
have been 50 long and 70 wen tested, andits
wealthandwflingnessaT are SO widely known,
thatwOrds of mere endorsement q COM
mendationare simply s~uperiuous. II Is
ever been conservative and careful, and at
the same time vigorous. energetic and sue
eessful beyond an precedent its history Is as
prominently solitary even among the huit-
full records Of American IRE underwriting IS
is the tail summit Of its namesake above the
vineyards and orchards Of sea-gfrt sicily,
andits policies are regarded BY the lovers OF
choice securities somewhat as a financial
epieure regards a government Obligation
Todeny that the Etna is entitled to this
proud rank istO deny q Just reward 10 the
successful victor In many hard fought fields,
The company that can point tOs loss list
that now appraximates TWENrY-sETEN MI
LIONS OF DOLLARS, and at the same time
point to q steadily increasing income and
an unfaltering aecreti0n Of wealth until It's
present assets reaOhFTvE AND AHAEF MI
LIONS, may be pardoned for looking back
over the fiery path with c-omplaesney, as II
reads therein record that has never been
traced on his or the Eastern Continent hy
any other similar institution
For more than ahalfceutqFy the Enahas
fought the ere fendi In its earlier days with
varying success. but, on the average, with
satisfactory results to those who haverisksd
their capital in the enterprise and, during
the last halfof its career, with conspicuous
ability and thrin.
With a national system o. ageneies mana
ged with cOnsummate care,the Etna carries
toevery town Of note in the entire country
the benefits OF its superb organization, and
hrst-elass insurance within the easy
reach or every property holder thai may
desire to avail himself thereof Both tndem-
nifty from loss By are a1d security against
by the peTils OF Inland navigation ara
anOrded In the several departments OF the
Etna's transactions. We shall look to h
for a grand continuance OF that ca
has made the Ktna's name IN the
past and the present a household word
throughout the nation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
Repubncan ToNnship Committees.

The Central Committee deem it best to
announce the names Of the committee
men in the various townships, for the
present year.
1t is expected that all Republicans will
aid their local committees to the utmost
and with them work to get out our full
vote this fall. The campaign is opened.
Old Trumbun is expected to do her full
share toward winning another triumph
over the hosts OF disloyal democracy.
Bazetta-D. D. Marvin, A. Gilbert.
Bloomfeld-A. B. Smith, F. P. Green.
Bracevine Elisha Walker, l. T.
Humphrey, Seth Lee.
Bristol-T. r. Harshman, j. Norton,
N. S. Clark.
Brookfeld-H Hamilton, R S Hart
Thos. r Thomas.
Champion-Edward Pearce, H Ru-
tan, Edward Jones,
Farmington-Orlo. L Wolcott, o K
Wolcott.
Fowler-Wm. Cratsley, H C William
son, Hannibal Taylor.
Greene-R C Rice, L Coleman, E
Wakefield.
Gustavus-RB Barnes, John Johnson.
Hartford-L " Clark, J E BrOckway.
Howland-Z 7 Ewalt, James Phillips.
Hubbard-w J Jackson, w Dexter,
DIV jenkins.
JohrstOn-H D Holcomb, \ Beebe.
Kinsman-S c Neice, R K Hulse.
Liberty-SC wilkins, D D Owens, J
B Mcclellan.
Lordstown-John Lauder, J Jordan.
Mecca-N W Palmer, n Cobb, WV
Cowdery.
Mesopotamia-C n Bates, C A Brig
don.
NewbonJ f Porter, Nelson Spencer.
neutrality-suspicious. Norton, o x
Beemsn.
vernon-H J Bates, E A Reed, Fran
els Haynes.
vienna-Job Holiday, is TruesdeI,
IB Payne.
Weathersfeld-osiah Robbins, Jr.,
David Morris, Joseph Stuart.
Warren-osiah SOule, Warren Hail.
J Smith, He Taylor, NJ Peterson, L
Burton, John Wheatly, N C Straight
Published by order Of the
REP. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
Latest from Furope.

The PEnssians are steadily in around
Paris. The feeling in Paris is reported
as calm. People pursue their usual oc=
equations, but with weapons at hand
and ready for service at the tap Of the
drum.
The vote in Italy shows $4,000 votes
for unity to so against. Rome seems re-
generated. People are hocking from all
parts Of Italy 70 Rome. Five newspapers
have already been started in that CITY.
The Pope is to go to Malta.
The reported Russian war movements
are said to be false.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
European News and War Items.


The Roman Jews are exulting in their
release from Papsl rule.
The national guard now in active ser
vice at Paris, numbers $4,000 men,
This immense force rapidly consumes
the supplies OF food on hand.
The French government is reported
unanimously against peach on the Prus-
sian terms.
u London, on Sunday Last, Arch
bishop Manning, of the Catholic church,
preached a sermon that excited consid-
cradle attention. In speaking OF the
present aspect Of the Roman question,
he said that Rome was to-day in the
hands of a mob. he upbraided England
for her indifference to the fate Of the
Pope. The Roman question had not
ended; it had only begun. Revolution
airy feeling was spreading over Europe,
The world might seem to triumph for a
time over the church, but a dreadful day
Of reckoning would surely come. A
great many people are Of the opinion
that a day of reckoning for Papacy and
Infallibility presumption has come, and
that a righteous verdict has been rem
dered by the Italian troops.
Gen. ~Beauregard is reported to have a
command in the French army.
The number OF French prisoners in
Germany is about 10000.
A Berlin correspondent OF the N. Y.
Tribune writes that the idea is strongly
advocated that Napoleon or his son, IN
der the regency Of the Empress, will be
reseated on the French throne. This
view is said to be supported by the i'm
perialist soldiers, the middle classes and
the peasants. Doubtful.
Bismarck formally denies that Prussia
desires to make France a second rate
power.
The reported French victory at Yer
s%aiIles, on the 9th, in which the crown
prince was reported defeated, is discred-
tied by later dispatches.
The report that Prussia is preparing
for wal is now officially ~contradicted.
The duke Of Nassau was killed on the
24th, while riding with the king and
staff. In passing through a wood a
French ambuscade opened a double vol
ley Of musketry, Kidding the carriage
in which the duke was riding, mortally
wounding him. The kings carriage was
struck by several balls, but no n in it
was hurt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

On the 18th Of July last, & great meas.
ure passed the House Of Representatives
On that day over fifty million dollars Of
a reduction was made in the revenue
taxes Of the country and over twenty-siX
million dollars Of reduction in the tariff
duties on tea, coffee, sugar, spices, fruits,
nuts, pig and scrap iron, &c, &c. In
those things the people are interested.
The Representatives that voted for such
a measure Of relief tO the tax payers
will be remembered with gratitude.
Now who were they? Hon. James A.
Garfield in his Mansfeld speech, tells
us. He says, speaking Of IT! ''The ayes
and nays were called, and the vote stood
IA ayes to SO nays. Fifty-fve Demo-
Gratis answered TO their names. Eight of
them voted for the bill. Forty-seYen
voted against it. Not one Ohio Democrat
UOted GOT G.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

Free-Traders are making desperate eff
forts to defeat Mr.. Schenck in the Third
district, considering him as a representa-
tive man among the friends ofAmerican
industry. The Butler county liquor
Fing, has made up" ten thousand dol
lars to put IN Lew Campbell.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

There is a courteous circumstance in
connection with the Congressional cam
paign in the Sixth Ohio District. The
Democrats are supporting one General
Denon, who killed Mr.. Gilbert, editor Of
the Ata California, in a duel in 1852.
Unfortunately for General DIS political
prospects, the constitution Of Ohio, adopt
ed in 1850, renders any one engaged in a
duel ineligible to Office in the State, and
the faithful must now repudiate the
constitution or their candidate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

GOOD PAY FOR DOING GooD.-A wide
awake boy or girl, or older person, is
wanted in eUery torn, to canvass for one
of the handsOmest, cheapest and best
youths papers yer published-needed
everywhere. Write for particulars to T..
PORE YOsR. Publisher, Rockland,
Maine
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

The Republican majority Of Congress
has, since 1866, abolished taxes which, Il
still imposed, would amount annually
70 $3.50 900, 900, reducing the taxes the
last session alone by $~SO,OeO,OOO. The
Democratic minority Of Congress voted
soldly against this reduction.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

A child OF Nj. o. B. NeWcomD, Of
Parkman, two OF three years old, was
drowned on Friday, the 10th, by falling
into a cistern which had been carelessly
left uncovered.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05
The Democrats are in favor Of:
Toe i-Do-tofs,- of R,-,;- ~

The Democrats are in favor Of:
Free importation Of Foreign Manuac.
lures,
And as a consequence:
Stagnated Business,
Abandoned Workshops,
Ruinous Prices,
No Labor,
No Money,
Hard Times.
The Republicans prefer a brighter pic
ture:
Home Manufactures,
Brisk Trade,
Plenty Of good Money,
Busy Shops,
Good Prices for Everything,
Peace, Plenty and Prosperity.
Remember this when you go TO the
| polls next Tuesday.
We print q splendid speech, by Sena-
tor Morton, on the first page Of this
paper. Read it and observe how graph
ically he portrays the achievements, the
6NmldAAAo1 anu LG Rd4AOLAaW VI A4t
Republican party, and the perfdy and
baseness of the Democratic party. He
shows that the Republican party has
abolished slavery-established universal
sufrage-gaye liberty to all sections
protected the civil rights Of all men
defeated repudiation-gsve republican
government to the south-built the Pa
cifc railroad-passed the homestead law
opened new roads into the uninhabited
public commissioned pensions and
homesteads to Union soIdiers-reduced
the national debt one hundred and forty
six millions in sixteen months, thus GER
tainly securing the extinction Of the
whole debt in less than fifteen years
reduced taxation eighty millions in one
bfn-passed a revenue tariff with full
incidental protection to American labor
reduced the prospective interest on the
national debt.
And here is Democracy:
SYMPATHY with the rebellion-deYo-
ton to slavery-hostiIity to universal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the fraBd peO-
ple-opposition 10 the civil rights bill
favorable to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to the
reduction Of the debt-votes in Congress
against reducing taxation-prejudiced
against the Union soldier-eommitted to
low wages and free trade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

Hon. John ~sheraan, General Garfield,
and Hon. AlphonsO Hart, speak e ths
Mass Meeting at Ravenna, on Saturday
next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

In this class were shown. a not entered
lor premium, two fancy boxes by Mr.. Goiss
anu q specimen Of Peumanshlp by Mr..
Coiamihee-w + Porter. Mrs VIM Ritezel.
Mrs. H.. Harsh.
CLASS S-NECHANIC ARTS.
Two-horse Wagon-Drennen & GoIst.
One-horse WaEon-do do do % ~
L~wo-hOrseC arriage-EK WiseH Warren 5 0
One-horse Carrtage-Drenneu &Goist-- 90
One-horse Sloigh-do do de- 200
Sne-n9Tse Buggy-do DO DO 800
Mans s@dddie-PafF & Patch, warren. g
Bride and MartInSSle- do do 10
Leather Trunk DO DO 90 S0 do 5S
Cooking Stove-Kirk & Christy, Warren 100
6hEl1r stove do do do 100
blacksmith Work-A 7 Brown do 50
Cooper WOrk-Francis Rowan do 10
I2In brOOm- Taft, Braceviue----.I9
washing Machlue-E Plurlbus Unum
C1o,HHeass ner 20. GaTheld. M~ahoning Co-DiP.
DISCRETIONARY.
Picket Fenee-Josiah Dunlap, Wealth
Case Hardware-ParE q patch, Warren 10
C0MmRtes-SS King. AADrake, N VIII
CLASS s-NUsIcAL INSTRUMENTS.
Best and largest Display Of Musical Instru-
lst prem Warren Maltby. B~ristolvfle 500
Dana's Musical Institute. War
CgMIminee-Nathan Draper, DC Nelson, H
r Wilson.
CLASS S-CABNEr WARE.
No entries.
CLASS 38-ANCLASSED ARTICLES.
Bible Cushion-Miss Susan Elder, War
Iou ~
f Hirshheld had n nice assortment Of
stylish Boys Clothing. as well as other
hne articles in the line OF ready-made
LLb1AAA
DM Lazarus exhibited some fine. heavy
OvercOats and other articles OF men
anu uOg ; wear
COmHiHee-Wm Ritezel, Mrs VIM RiteZel,
Miss f Fleming.
The members OF the Society would express
their thanks TO those persons contributing
the many articles q novelty and interest,
which so much aided in decorating Floral
Hall.
me o premiums Will be promptly
paid by the Treasurer. A. D.. Webb, at his
once, on Main street, Warren, Ohio.
AUSTIN. II. +. AUSTIN,
President. Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

A wafer euse establishment is about
being established at RsEennG,
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NOTICE

A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
n At my Instance an attachment was
this day issued BY J. u. Lyons, Justice on
the Peace Of Vienna township, TrumbuW
county, Ohio against the property and Ell
fects Of Amos Austin, sn ascending debtor.
this I'D day OF September, A. d. 1870.
oct. 5, lS50-Sts SAMUEL RODRICK,
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New Advertisements
MILLINERY MILLINERY
AT ~BACONSBURG

MRS. NJ. A. BROOKS & HATTIE
IlMERRY, would respectfully solicit the
attention OF their numerous patrons and
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OF millinery. The extensive patronage du-
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FOR us TO bring on a larger, n better select
ed stock OF millinery than has ever been
brought to the place before. We are also
dealing In Ladies Hair Switches, side Curls.
Ghignons, &C. n are prepared TO supply
any calls in hat line. Our stock in fact
embrace every thing in the Millinery depart
ment, Call and see for yourselves Rooms
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HFaIegar made from Cider. &c, in I0hOurs
iwithout Drugs. send 10 cents for Cir
4cular TO r. SAGE.
AAs Cromwell. Conn. AZ
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Freer & Smith are so busy selling:
New Orleans Molasses, that they:
have not time to write an advertise:
:ment for this weeks issue. f:
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GEO, p HUNTER, Agent,
Once on Market S., WaFFen, ObIa
sept q IS-0-tf
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Wonderful M amusing. They please every
body. > cts. a package, 3 packages for ST.
Sent post paid. Send for some. u. Wemyss,
3AstOr Place, New York. (OcL6. D&CO-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-05

Dried peaches. prem Mrs. F n Andrews,
HOHAauQ ] o
Dried currants. prem Mrs Harvey Allen,
Dried biSsEberrics. prem Mrs L II Chr ~
tiss. / 0
Dried raSpberrles, prem Mrs LII Curtlss,
0
Dried eIderberries, prem Mrs Leroy full
lert ] 0
Largest collection Dried Fruit.
Prem Mrs Harvey Allen, BraCeVilIe---. 0
Largest collection Pickles.
Prem Mrs An Allen. Warren--I 1
Largest collection Preserves.
Prem Mrs y NAllen, Warren-- 90
DISCRETIONARY.
Metheglin, prem Mrs Joseph Chadwick,
Ounce pickles, prem Mrs Harvey Allen,
q
Crabapple pickles, prem Mrs Harvey Al
len, B~raceville. s.
Ground cherry pickles, prem Mrs Harvey
Allen, 8
SIBERIAN crabapple jelly, prem Ms Har-
Ney Allen. Braceville.--... s
flckled apples, prem Mrs SDavis, Eazet-
Picked cherries, prem Mrs A " Allen,
raspberry jelly, prem Mrs Harvey Allen,
&
Goose9er[y jelly, prem Mrs Vim A Ken
nedy, q
Burr pickles, prem Mrs VIM Kennedy.
hOWland 8
Tomato jelly, prem, Mrs Davis, Bazetta s
cranberry do do do do q
cGe12g DO DO Do % d0 2
Pear do do do ~ r
OlugE wine, prem Mrs Andrew Grove,
Canned corn, prem Mrs a II Gibbons,
Cider, prem S N McKi56en. BracsyiTe Z
1oI11Hee-B Fitch, Mrs Geo Parsons
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&c 90 DueASf soAA a4auAt AAomAAAu W
Best and most extensive variety Of Poultry.
Prem Cyrus McCully, Hubbard-------.. 100
GOmminee.-John LittlejOhn, Mrs simeon
Baldwin, Mrs Hugh Muder.
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CLASS S2-FINE ARTS.
OIL Paintings CCrawford, Warren. 200
Painting in Water ColOrs-Miss Mary
Cowdery, ] 90
Pencil Drawing do do do ] %
Crayon Drawing-Mrs Levi Smith, War
luJ
Photograph in OIl-Rice& Bliss, Warren
Photograph / n InK-do 90 DO go
Photograph IN Water COLA FRrOOksr
Plain Photograph-Rice & BliEs, Warren 200
Ambrotype-dO do do do go
Plain n Ornamental Printing-Wm
klteZelt
Specimen Of PenmRnship-NelsOn I
Jones, j 90
Wax WOrk-Mrs z p Greenough, War
Hair Work-MIss 5 z Gordon, Warren. 100
Bead WOrE-Miss Sauh NJ Moore War
DISCRETIONARY.
FiOwerS-NrsP PSI Dawson, Fowler 90
Medley Pictures-JOhn HampsOn, War
rem 4 "
Feather Flowers-Mrs J W Green, War
rem w
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-17

apeslike, degradid, inferior bein is a Meth
,odis preechers land don't drink d-n drop
NV nethin." - AR0V -
: And uttering snorts NV disgust at sich
Senators, they came home. -
The Democracy NV the Corners is not
ez harmonious ez Good be wished. The
Niger hez split EN- here. There are per-
,haps dozen niggers in the visinity who
take ,ther vtods reglerly, and heretofore
Sappl hez supplied EN-. The Democrisy
pertested sgin this, and refoozed yester-
day ipaternize bis bar eff he didn't stop
,sellin to EN-. .Willyum smiled a sardonic
smile and tole EN- to be blest. They did
withdraw ther paternage, but it wuz only
for two hours. Willyum hez the only bar
in the corners, and he knowd his power.
1t didn't take long for EN- to exhaust ther
cantor bottles, and then they he'd to re-
turn to him on his terms
ITS fearful thing for one man to- hey
the power Sappgwields, The only bar in
SIGH a community Thank Heaven,N he
loYes me. PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,@ /
bos lie. p, .,sd WITCH waz Postmaster.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-06-17
NO. 40.

Democratic on joint ballot, thereby de.
feating Williams for the United States
Senate, The negroes voted unmolested.
The colored citizens of Rock Island and
davenport intend to celebrate the ratif-
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment by a
grand turnout and banquet on the Fourth
of July. > '''.'...i"
The Democratic Executive Committee
in North Carolina have nominated Hon.
William M. Shipp, of Mecklenburg, for
Attorney General. .....,t
Hon. Lafayette S. Foster has been
elected by the Connecticut House of
Representatives Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of that State. ~
The Republican caucus of the New
Hampshire Legislature, on the 9th,
nominated Hon. Aaron Fl Cragin for. re-.
election as United States Senator