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~ ]. R. SOLOMONS, NJ. D., DEN
TIST, has returned to the City. seps
~ A GOOD THING.-A REMEDY
that win relieve women Of those complaints that:
are peculiar to ladies, Is remedy without price
This DIR. J. BRADFIELDS'S FEMALE REGULA-
TOR will always do. For sale by
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.
jun27-stuth6mos
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w UNITED STATES DIS TRIOT

~ UNITED STATES D is 7 RI % 7
CoURT-soUTH CAROLINA D1sTRICT-IN BE
THE LAURENS RAILROAD COMPANY, BANK
RUPTs.-IN BANKRUPTCY.-The creditors Of the
Laurens Railroad Company, Bankrupts, ere
ouired, by order Of The Court, dated August 70,
1870, to render and establish their respective
liens, before O. O.. JAEGER, Registrar, at New
berry, South Carolina, within thirty days ffonaf
the publication hereof, or they will be precluded
from any distribution Of the assets OF the said
Bankrupt. JAMES NJ. BAXTER, Assignee.
Newberry, s. O., September Q, 1870.
1ep6-lmO
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Obltnarp.

HoBBS.-Died. in Aiken, s. c.. Mrs. MARY ANN
HOBBS, wife Of William Hobbs, aged Sc years, for
merly OF Charleston, 8. C.
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@ NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF
the Town Council Of Moultrieville Sullivan's Is..
land, held THURSDAY. August 25, 1870, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the Clerk OF Council be instruct
plication for Lots prior to August II, 1870, will
receive their certificates by calling on him, at
No. Is Broad street, and paying all charges, in
cluding road duty for this year.
Resolued, That all persons to whom Lots have
been granted must apply for the certificate Of the
same, and pay all charges therein within thirty
1901 days after publication Of notice heretofore
ordered and that In default thereof the privilege
granted be forfeited.
Extract from the Minutes.
D. B. GILLILAND,
Clerk Town ConpciL
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YOU CAN
SAVE MONEY BY HAVNS YOUR |
| PRINTING
EXECUTED AT PIE NEWS JOB
| OFFICE.
rORDERS PROMPTLY F1LLED.-&
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and seventh divisions of the ninth corps, here
tofore in Schleswig. Holstein, and two dlVle-
IONS of reserves and landwher, being the army
formed at Homburg, in the Palatinate, ls on
the way to Par1s. Here and elsewhere all line
troops and reserve battalions are gone. Guard
and garrison service is performed by the land
wehr MASTERING here, and at IerSau, ~
Silesia, continues. Landwehr ofhcere aosoiTea
from military obligations years ago, are noei
fed ~ hold themselves ready 1or eVen'ua'
service
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r,pc. THAT WILL CRUSH RESISTANCE.

Bismarck has said he will have such tre-
mendors force in Fralce as must crush resist
ance. and especially prevent everywhere the
organization of new forces. But for the nation
al clamor for Alsace and Lorraine, it Is certain
Bismarck would be content with Metz and
Strasbourg held as national fortresses.
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sep1+-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25
GEORGETOWN.

The PoroAAc Roar CLrs held a meeting last
evening at the Union Hotel. and beautiful hags
we're presented to the CLUB, one by the ladies' OF
Washington and the other by the lady friends of the
members IN Oeorgetown. They will be dis play I'd
from the bost-house on the day Of the race. The
coming boat race Was talked over with committees
from the other clubs, and the following judges
selected ORION II. Bestor for the gig race, and
Frank Lowe for the gig and she'll contest
MoRTUARy REPoRT--The number az in termapt.
for the month Of September FEMALES H. females
T. Of which II were colored usder ten years, IS be
tween twenty and forty years. 4; between forty ana
sixty years, !: and between sixty and eighty years
MERCHANTS ExCHAN6E.-The sales of grain this
morning were brisk, yz:-l0S bushels fair at IS.
900 at SlIls; $50 good IT 8 90; So AZ , 90 Ia
prime ct 81 s., and $50 at 81 90.
The Town HorsE, known for the past few years
Cap rton, 1sq, trustee, for the Corporation Tor
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-NEw TRIAL
Tenn ne IN he Of George ssSena
sSnsiStsd Of I rape n the Criminal Court was cen
the court, reversing the judgement below and award
fhs case Of Evans, convicteIin the Police Cour,
the Criminal Court in which hs was Also eonvieted
moved % set aside the verdict and for trial on
the ground that one Ct the nry wa: an Alien. ihis
Mr.. A: ,. willisms, for the government, moved to
%s'an sn: yspt and the
Judge Cartier pronounced the opinion OF the court
T. ss shs S.s tns S c015
is final, and the appea was dismissed
The Gaze o, Cha, wife soa Jo,.,s Thomas,
yced in the Criminal Court on the 18th instant and
JoSs 0 90 %
Sfe.iins IN The store Of Js:sls , Wii:sa9 few w
cepon: Hsf hs1 On II: trial
TO ct aside a. and for ,s
ground ~ house. H .1r no
Ssed q Iodsins house, and Notwithstanding room
ss teS Up for s for
no burglary was committed. -, = =. -
v ded ha As sh S' s s
q TINS a Seae hsn in s state
THE POLICE COURT JuRIsDICTlOy. .
fen sS S W; s e.: Ch.r.: Gross vas
d the Th;
~ esoo VI peut larceny, ana WAS argued by
Ut Williams, ana submitted BY the Government.
wtn me Recommendation that the case b. sent 10
the Government wonld be better subserved is koch
served it's decision.
POLICE COURT, Judge Sssu-ro dsy, Richard
DE Lacy, charged with con tting an assault on
Robert McNally; poatpohed till to morrow. Rosette
johnson aud Mary CHAMPION. charged with making
rude and insulting remarks to persons passing on
the street, fined IS each james Borreli colorei
Willism Walters colored. snniitting assault on
William Coleman, pleaded guilty. and was ined So
and costs Georse Dent colored char ged with ste al
ing jar OF preserves vsiued az 81; fined TO- and
~ ae'aSn Y shrty ss,s n s An APPEAL was
MRS. fAJrERsoS AoAN
Msry Ann Gbscn was charged By Mary Ann PAT
terson fwho fgnred in tie Emerson divorce casel
with enticiDg an apprentice named Ann Mary Glib
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ALEXANDRIA.

Road WoRKIyG.-DeputyS sheriff kerby, II Fair
fax county, served q warrants of ARE Z agains,
parties in Falls Church township for refusing 10
work on the telegraph road in N cunt Vernon town
the parties arrested was tried Justice Geo MssSn
decided against defendant: l.. Smith. q of this
city, appeared counsel for defendant ana 81
tanned stay % proceedings for ~ days in order 70
lay the case before Judge Keith, Of the Circuii
Court.
SEVERELY INJUREp.-A young man named Samuel
Johnson, carpenter engaged on the o., A & M r.
X. bridge near Ly nchburg, seriously and nar-
haps dangerously Injured on Saturday, by piece of
timber falling from he top OF the trestle work and
shoulder. W. '-
SCHOOL CENSUS census of all the children
IN the city white and colored will be taken AT
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1.-THE CANAL ID TO BE CLEANED.
work Blocked Out.

General Michler and Messrs. Dixon and SWEET
land, the canal committee, have been over the
line 20 block ont the work for active operations
They have decided to make the deposites In
cleaning the canal: LIST, in the dyke near II sh
street; I'd, near the monument, between the
island and the monument grounds; Sd, on
the Botanical Garden grounds; and, 4th. in tho
marshy grounds near the mouth Of the canal
on the Eastern Branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

son away from her tPatterpoul and harboripg her.
said apprentice being under age and legally bound
10 her. Mr.. Norris appeared for prosecution, and
Mr.. W. u. Kdmonron for defendant. Mrs. Patter-
testified that the girl bound 10 her 10 learn
the art of Housekeeping, and related the circum-
stances Of the kirls nother enticing her away and
harborpg her at her house. After arguments by the
council. the court decided that the remedy OF com
p'ainant in the civil courts and dismi ssei the
cas-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

On EASY TRRMs.-Those in want of Sewing
Machines We recommend to examine the Will
cox q Gibbs. 1t is certainly the perfection of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
Inherent work at Baums Roopskirt and Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented on liberia
terms. 408 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25
FALL AND WIHT8R DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN,
The LARG EST and MOST COMPLETE AssoRT
MENT have OffarAd = :

CONCORD AXLES AND SPRINGS.
TTpr and sppGXn AsT ESTEkL sAHDERsONs,D
hoops naxns ana s sAsodRo IRON. tBsst Refined }
ANGLE and T IRou.
-. K11NkDY = CO.,
METALS AID BUILDERS HARDWARE.
6l0 pOunsylyania Avenu.
sctm VDDoalte 4etroDolitsn Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

FROM J. Shfllngton and from pin.
mons We have Harper's Ba<dr for Now, = $40
also, from Shillington, Petsrsoai. Ie'I.1; on;
fi0ndi Magazine for November va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

III. JOSHUA l.. GATcHxLL. of mi. ole, -.
been appointed inspector. wei1her LII eity, nas
% ga sha wood for the Post on &c Dsnart.
nent' a. per act Of July II, isTo. DePar'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

ehue, betWeen 1Uth and 11th streets.
Now OPENING, very large assortment of the
g. q. II. Shirts.
The greatest variety, in many styles, and re-
Gently improved by the addition of liner bose ms
$3.50. ' - "A"
They win beat comparison with any Shirt in
Boys Shirts also for 81 and Sl.5o.
GEO. q. HRNyING,
No. 40 Seventh street, ", W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

Poor muddled Connery has Just found m.
that Gen. MichleT has made report. ou'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

, OPERA HOUSE was opened With the
dsn nsia company last night, and a large au-
forns, .eshhed their appreciation of the per
- ,sn es ~ hcaTty applause. The COMPANY
,eiy sOou enc. There Is tine hill To- niaht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

ROAST GOOSE FOR THE PooR.-Yesterday
omcers Daily and Bradengeyer, OF the seventh
Seenci, captured thirty-two geese found run
mag al large in the streets and turned t!.em
over 10 the Intendant OF the Alms-house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

AMUsEMENTS. 90.

National Thsdter-O. Dowd Byron IN the ex-
citing play, +" Lost in London"
Walls Opera Hesse.-The Iingard Ironpe IN
Wedding, :" and the Lingard representations.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4ss It'll street.
Bsrlov's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

i DOUBLE OVEN RANGE,
witho or without Shaking, Rocking and Dump
ins Crates. -
Nothing equal this.
EFF. SIMPSON,
Stewart Stove Agency.
ocs 1908 Penn. ave-, bet 10th and 18th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25
CITY ITEMS.

LOOK! LOOK! LOOK Melton Suits. four
different shades, for $40, worth s25 at A. Straus
popular Clothing House, l011 Pennsylvania ay-
enue, between 10th and 18th streets.
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RY THOs. BOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown.


ny THOs. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
IhUsTsYsssA4E E- 9E yNAqGAgLEHo HOUSE ON
IL BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date the
Is: lst day Of October, a. d. 1854, and recorded
iiS.r The 1 y, :, ,s ;a sSF this
written request Of the party secured thereby will
ell at public auction in front OF the premises on
o'clock ?. M, parts Of Lots Nos "a and rs, Il,
1esifs edition 10 Georgetown, with the improve
THE. properly fronts 60 feet on the west side of
Hashington street. and has depth Of 10 feet. And
j. improved hy. a fine and eommodious Frame Dweli
lrOvements, and is now occupied By II. p. Csusin,
Terms Of sale: $500 cash. Of which ssoomus. be
residue in i've days ster ale The REMINDER 81 tSe
purchase money to Be paid in and years, with in
M Gay e sS Ss rs y "a ss
dspSst e Ie forfeited "a the properly 70 Be rssoid
Or .osce IL sns Sspe9 suS1lshsd n fSe
city OF WashinGtou. Cenysyancins and stamps At
the expense Of tse e SSrEehhs'sF. ..r,.
ocIl dts TaOixS DOWLiEaoo Az.
FALL AND wIHTIR DRY GOODS
NOW OPEN.
The LARG EST and MOST COMPLETE AsSORr
AENT We have ever offered our customers.
D1Iss GOODS, eonastins in part Of.
SeSs Sns.s se s. ss; n i dlsss 6oln nmIrs
PcSns Deisss from 70 esns Ssn sSs eS ss,s r.id
pieces Cloth Oassimsres and CHssiness ,Sfrcn 81
cents up; Wa9er proof Cloths for Cloaks and SUITE.
JusS osls6rsted KID CLOVES Jo..,n. x,r
GLOVES u. BENJAMIN MILLRR.
se0-tr 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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THE GRAND JURY OF the June term of thu
criminal Court closed their business this morn
lDg, having been In session about ifty days
during which time they acted on about 400 cases
PREVIOUS to leaving their room, vote of thanks
70 M. Jenkin Thomas. foreman, for the able
msnner In which he had presided over their d.
ioeratsons. was adopted; and Judge Olin on
finally diseharging them. thanked them for the
ness which had been brought before them.
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IHE BLOCKS PoR THE AVENUE PAYMENT
ne steam saw mill erected by Mr.. Lewis Gle
Ihane Ior cutting the timber for paving the
avenue between LIST and 9Th streets with the
Stow and Miller patents, is being put i'm order,
anc IL Is expected that on Thursday saving will
commence In the meantime, lumber is rapidIy
slIVng by ran from williamsport. Up to this
each, have arrived, including II on the track
TINS morning, making total Of over so 900 feet
70 date- 1he engine erected by Messrs. GRAY &
Moves, Of this city, to drive the MACHINERY mt
up oy MI: a; Q; Cogswell, had steam on yester-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

BURGLARY IN THE CoUSrY.-The house of
Mr.. Baker Smith, a butcher living ON fha 9,S
street road, just beyond Boundary street, was
entered last night by robbers, Who took from
the bed-chamber Of Mr.. Smith his clothes and
carried them into the yard, where they were
found THIS morning. minus his pocketbook con-
tanning 500 in greenbacks. Lieut.. johnson,
THIS morning, arrested . man on suspicion Of
beng the thief, who gave his name as Frank
oConnor, a stranger In the Deighborhood, on
whoee person he found Q quantity Of bogus lew
s snj rings &c. which he had been selling as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-25

TABLE KNIVES And FORKS, =
IEEKEIvEs, fror . es g % =, ~
fklNCks Loan once Bales room,
sue-o loeSPnnUtvsah eve - -
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-The
Baltimore American saws: The contracts for
the construction of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad through Charles county are now being
made. The right OF way has been secured but
IN a few instances in which the land belongs To
the estates OF decidents. condemnations by iIries
are required. This will be attended to durino
the recent week. On next Monday the con-
tracts ior the grading OF the Alexandria and
Ere dericksbUrg Railroad a branch of tbe RaIti
more and Potomac, viii be let. As soon as the
construction OF that part OF the road running
through Charles county Is provided for, the
grading between the CITY limits and tTa De-.
tapsco will be begun.
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G 26th at az ocleck, will sell. in front of the
.premises, part of Lot No. Is, fronting 30 fest
with depth Of si,. feet and nproyed by two Frame
Dwelling Houses.
Terms: One-thiId cash: balance in six and twelve
month"; with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the property. Convey ancDg and stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. $50 will be required when the
property 10 struck off.
oc1 THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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STOVES, FURNACES. &c.

r. o N q u X st
~ COOK STOVE
Has the largest OVEN OF any stove made. L. Quick
in operation. Il easily managed, and the fire
AT al times perfectly under control. Guar
sntesd IN all Tepects superior 20 any stove IN
the market. n. I. GREGORY, 49,
oc222w 634 Pennsylvania ayent O.
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button Of funds in a new section g. Ii was referred
The nomination Of Davis as Lamp lighter OF the
Lamp lighter Of the third Ward rsected iHar % g
Davis as L%p aseT of the Third Ward
and james kswn a, Lamplishters Of the Fourth
number Of private and miscellaneous bills were
anS rse
Nominations OF the Mayor had been disposed Of. OF
Of Mr.. simons: for Lamplghter Of the Fifth w ard
was rejected The Nominations of A. Weens. A
Msrs es the and sih
b Tabler as Lsmpliehter. Of the seventh Ward,
as Superintendent Of Lanps was unanimously con
PHYSICIANS TO THE fooR.
ported favor ably the name q =. A Duncanson as
Johnson for the Filth Ward. Who we're co on
Il The 70, f sSs f.
SnS fsss EI E. E
the Seventh Ward, was rejected.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
nominsiions for the Board Of Health Il Dr. " 'es
Palmer, J. q Hartness. George N. Dove, B. q:
fu:n :nd ynS w. ven a1ssssa 1 sRS
Mr Chase, from the committee on asylum, re mort.
ed the name Of John Howard ss resident student Of
y ss Of
yeas, nays, blankA The COMMITTEES reDorted
adversely on the nomfD ation Of Samuel Norment a
Comnssioner Of the AsyluPs end Il was rejected
TO .. The ngmtnation OF Peter II. Bacon was re-
yectedStos =. The nomination Of .. n. Hilton was
FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Mr.. Hine, from the committee On fire department
reported fayoratly the name Of Jos Il Fletcher az
secretary Of the Board Of Fire Commissioner: re-
Hcted-7 to y. The nomination Of p. n. Dubant A
Fire Commleotoner was relected-S to 6. The NOM
ination OF W. q. Baldwin a. Fire COMMISSIONER was
rejected-l0t o+. = - ""eao
p.,.;.,o,n Sor.-.,. m ~ "A "A NAL.
neton Canal cenfI med-7 yeas, nays, blank
THE CITY AUDITOR,
Mr.. Connolly, from the committee claims. re-
ported the name OF John U. NICK eden as Auditor
with the recommendation that he be rejected A. fhev
considered him the best exponent In the city Of that
southern sentiment % adverse to republcanigm
che pht I'd paid deserved tlbute to the excel
lence and worth Of Mr. Mckelden, declaring that he
was ncs politician or brsvsr, and hoped that he
The nomination was rejected,yeas7 7, nays7. ~, .
ASKING THE MAYOR TO RENoNINATE.-
MIR. Davis introduced a resolution requesting tha
Mayor 10 return to the board the names OF Hiram
Brown, ID. Hutchins, and George Follansbee, Com.
missioners Of the First, Third, and Fourth Wards:
agreed to. At 8 O'Clock the board adjourned.
Board Of Common Council.
President Holden in the chair, and all the mem
bers present. Prayer by Mr. Freeman
The newsboys, ACCOMPANYING their committee
John Fitzgerald. Frank Carr. and Mike Lynch
With yettion asking thar no legislation be had on
the petition sakng the prohibition Of crying papers
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When the last vote was announced, Mr.. Stewart
sid that il appeared some of his own frienIs were
going to fy the track, and he would like to know
who was going to stand By him in this matter
MT; Connolly would say to the gentleman
tbaf intend to stand by him..
Mr. Stewart said that IL there going to be fiy-
ing the f OK, then he could y the track as much Is
any Of them.
After further debate, Mr.. Stewart called for vote
on bis resolution.
The Chair s.id il would require suspension Of
The yeas and nays were called until Mr.. McCath.
ran pane he'd. when he said Ia his opinion
his bringing Of other matters tn the nomn atons
In here which lead to debates, bre sch Of faith
spd IL the rules were suspended he would consider
himself absoivtd iron the agreement made, and
would Kill time until u oclock. He opposed to
enlarg'pg the powers Of the committee.
QUESTION OF oRDER.
MT Shepherd asked " neither IL req uired a snspeu.
siol OF The rules tn CONSIDER a simple resolution
The Chair said that he understood that the Rorni-
nations We re made the special order by rnanmou,
Cor sent OF the board and IL would require a suspen
sion OF the rules to tet 10 aside.
some dscu sion ensued as to the agreements during
whlen MT stewart again referred 10 the printed
psper he had In reference to Mr.. Crane whtn Mr.
moore again said Read it, read it, OBJECTION was
ses,n made 70 the reading. when Mr.. Stewart, con-
iIbuiDg, said that Mr. Crsne hile commissioner 81
~ pIoys msns ior the Fourth Ward. had done things
sheph' I'd, Discussing the point raised by him,
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THAT RELIGIOUS TEST.

A telegram from Washington says a
memorial has been received there
from Universalists in Tennessee, ask.
ing Congress to prevent the adoption
of the proposed Constitution of this
State, which prohibits any one from
holding office who denies future state of
rewards and punishments. This, the
momorialists assert, is in opposition TO
the Constitution of the United States.
The memorialists, we take it, are rath-
CT q shallow set of Radicals, who are
Catching at every objection to the pro
posed Constitution which they see or
hear suggested in order to provoke Con-
gressional interference. If the new Con-
stitution should be defeated, the old one
stands, and in it, in the same Article and
Section Cart TX, Sec. p viii be found
the very same provision, word for word,
as that to which they now object.
In addition: The Declaration of Rights
in the old Constitution says, section 4.
ono religious test oath shall ever be re-
quiTed as a qualification TO any office or
public trust under this Statc.n The same
section of the Declaration of Rights in
the new Constitution says: ''No politi-
cal or religious test, other than an oath TO
support the Constitution of the United
States andof this State shall ever be requir-
ed as a qualification to any Office or public
trust under this State So that if there
be anything in the objection Of these
memoralists, there is TO them much great
er cause of offence in the old Constitu-
ton which they propose to perpetuate.
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FEEE q. 5. SENATE.

Cameron, of Pennsylvania, was first
elected to the Senate in 1916, and is there
fore the senior member Hamlin, of
Maine, was elected in 1848; Sumner, of
Massachusetts,, 1851; Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts, and Trumbull, of Illinois, 1866;
Chandler, of Michigan, 1857; Anthony,
Of Rhode Island, and Salisbury, of Della
ware, 1859; Davis, of Kentucky, Howe,
of Wisconsin, Pomeroy, of Kansas, and
Sherman, of Ohio, 1861; Howard, of
Michigan, 1862; Ramsey, of Minnesota,
Sprague, of Rhode Island, Wiley, of West
Virginia, 1868; all of whom have been
cousecuiively reelected, except Messrs.
Cameron and Hamlin, the former of whom
has served eleven years, and the latter IA,
and 1 as Vice President, making IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-08
NEW EEaMPsTTETEE ELECTION

The election for State officers aud mem
bers of the Legislature in New Hampshire
takes place to-day, Tuesday, March 8.
The Republicans have nominated Gov.
Stearns for reelection, and the Democrats
have pitted against him Gen. John Bedel,
who was the candidate of the party last
year. Besides the regular tickets, there
are labor reform and temperance candi-
dates in the field. Last year the whole
vote for Governor was G7,781, of which
Stearns had 35, III votes and Bodel 80,
O0f votes, leaving the Republican MAORI
ty 3,773. In the Legislature there was a
Republican majority Of 80 on joint ballot
the Senate standing 8 Republicans to 3
Democrats, and the House 1913 Republi-
cans TO 40 Democrats. There has been
a GOOD deal of uneasincss manifested in
Republican circles over the inroads the
labor and temperance tickets will likely
make in their vote. If these should re-
ceiye even a small vote from the Republi-
can party, it may result in the election of
the Democratic ticket.