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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-11
GALE MORTGAGE.

Note" - hereby giyou thai Jesuit having teen
hi'd" ~ ih' Payment % 80" amount secured To-
I" Ttld ~ tvft"fss sh' mortgage executed by
John T.. Tagy. sud Phub" 4 TRgart lis VII
o. vurIIs q. Wiley ds'"i the third las of fane
u. -, AMI recorded va the 1IfgiIt Clerk
Once "i ihc county ~ Alexander aud stat. Of
llhn"is' 900 book !Li q sale p0tty,aa-. Z, So,
a." amount nos tue AIt payable ielug tl,lS5 -
principal, together wlth Interest thereon tom IN.
ihift lhy ~ February, A u. ls.', Hs Irr tenor 81
Urumi--py uuto bearing even date with sad sae
mortgage, anil given Tor said rufu n ~ is -, !
tu" Undersigned 10 whom saI sale mortgage was
male, ty virtue uf IA" terms AMI prDyl-Iuns -
tu" same, VIII, On saturday, the .uh dsy q July,
u, l-1W, between the hours 81 Do o'clock ,.Iii,
hut 9 O'Clock pm. 81 sad day, under and by
virtue ct th' power u sale contained IA -tii al"
mortgage, sell ~ puddle Bur'iOn, Go III" highest
bidder, iuI"t-A, On the premises, the following
d'-rrih"d property 20 wit i.o' numbered tven,y.
two 81, "a block numbered iuTty'F"ysu 80, IN
the nrrt addition 10 ~" city - Cairo. county Of
Alexander, and Stat" OF Illinois, With %, splur.
'enHnc's 'u satisfy N" purpose and conditions 1i
sad -slc mortgage. NORRIS u WILEY
Mortgage.
Jun" ~, ls'n IoZ,dti
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$4,000 IN premiums: saa''Is e.
1870. sPsING MEETING 1870.
PRosPECr PARK FAIR GRoCNDs ASSOCIATION,
TUESDAY, MAY 81,
WEDNESDAY, JUNal,

TUESDAY, MAY 81, Is70 "
No. Purse II ooOs 600 frat, $500 sscond and lco
TO third horse For that hsve never money
L. s. samnI,s enters b. IA. Chip ti,rl. long all
Daniel Mace 4. Gwynae, white marks behind.
NJ Roden enters b. Z. Charley Green.
Daniel Phfer enters Honest Dutchman white face
AMI two white legs behind
No. 2rus 50es Oco to irst, $3.50 second and sl5)
W. H. horst enters chestnut stallion Honest Allen black
2. Daniel Mace enters mare Idol, brown stallion
); Hiram Woodruff black Jessie Wales, black
=. Nv WEpy n Y EspAY sl1s icn JUXEs / ls:e
$leU third horse; horses .aa. have beaten 2a0.
H. W. Howe enters bA. tempest, al black and switch
Z. Daniel Mace enters bk. n Tempest.
g. NJ. Rodcn enters b. Q. renols scot Chief
II. B. raichen. dam Red Bird.
o L. l.. Dorsey eaters b. g. No Name, two white feet
Purse ss soC $500 to FIRST seco to second sscs
z panisI Mace enters I'm s n Id2.
o.ni m pr william j. IL t. r. T.y asa.. o-m.ry Dan
N. rs.. . ds s second and ss,
& Fssas per,s sss satsr' * & M s fsss Essssa sss
g. John Murphy enters g. g. Carroll Sformerty Century
N. Roden enters g. Prince. .
Samuel ell, jackson enters 9i, ,a eay e. Bep,
$500 to third horse Free for all horses.
J. BENJAMIN Daniels enters bay M american Girl.
2 W. Borst enters bav s. George Wilkes
g. Budd Doble enters bay ri. Goldsmith Maid.
harness. except double and will be conducted uu
der the rules OF The National Association for the promotion
of the interests OF the American Trottns Tur Good day
and track.
Admission Field, 81 to Grand Stand, 81 for gen.
Cars leave Pnion Ferry every Sye minutes Tong to
commence at 0ei0fa nAkTiS Il II On President
f. o. READ, Secretary.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERT Users.

AxUsEMENrs- ELrru PAoE-Fourth, NTH and sixth
Asb ss
III 'sfsSS soSGisa
sSS ssT2a Ss s1RsH~s
BUSINESS PAGE Fourth
asH1Sr S5s sT
CLERKS AND Statesmen PAax-Four,h
ASp sann
UoAsTwis. sRRAMsuIrs PAor-riA and sixth
Fsossa
SHEsh column
BwkGsG o SIS 70 L spS%F AND
FURNIsHED-TwxLyTn FAGE-second and third col.
EUROPEAN srEAMsHIps-FrHsr rAcr-Finh column.
EuEE0p,EIFIssr i,ssl T rAos-Fourth column
FaarTa rAfhsssh eou%n ssrmo
EfnMRAsNNILALFIssT nR ssIA iAsE-Fsa;rth ;r osq, column
FREStM xDvERTisEaESTsHEI HEIsSnsTa PAeH-sirsh
HELf WANTED --MALEs-ELrvEsru PAeE-Finh and
HELP WANTED~FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH PAcE-rourth
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o.-FIRsr PAar-secOnd and
uorshsd shId columns, columns. ss.or, .o,r,,r
HodsEs ROOMS &C.. wxSTED-FInsr PAer-Third
ICE cKEAM-ErrvysTu pAoE-sixh column.
INSTRUCTION PAGE-First column.
JERSEY CITY. HOHOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TwELrIH PAGE-
First column.
LOAN OFFICES .FrEsT PAGE-Fcurh column.
LOST AND FOUND ELEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
NACH1NERY-SEooND PNGE-Tllird column.
MARBLE MhNTELS ELEvrHTH PAGE- Sixth column.
NEplCAfI-SEcoND PAGE-SIxth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAklNG--FiRsr PAdE--
MTsCELLANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGK-
Sixth column
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Third column
EUSICAL-TwELFTn PAGE-Third column.
nsr HEM ruBllCA 81 TlONS-FIfsT fAdE-Fourth column.
IihNOFOKTES-fwE PAGf--fifth coluIan.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REhT-TwELFIH PAGE-Firs and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELFTu PAGR-
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELF1H PAGE-secon
column
REWARDS -ELEvENTu PAGE-sixth column
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTu PA0E-
Third column.
SALES Ar AtCTIoS-srooSD PAGE-Fourtb hfth and
SITUATIONS WANTED -FEMALEs-ELEvrNTH PAGE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MA LES-ELRvENTH PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-TiRsT PAGE-First column.
SfoRTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.--FIRsr PAGE-Second
kTALLioEs- -Flnsr pAex-second column.
kTORAuE ELEVENTH. PAGE-s!xti column.
SUMMER RESORTS--SECoSD PAGE Second AMI third
THE TRADES--FLEvENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TUkF-FIR3r PAGE-Secn md columns
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELrTH PAGE
Second column
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE-rrrsr PAer--sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, SC.-FIRsr PAeE-First col
umn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
ED-SPEED-AND STYLE.

-SPEED-SPEED-AND STYLE
Executors sale OF hne oitng road and family Horses
wagons Harness, Blankets &C. at public auction, Tues
oay ss NJ stable No u Great Jones street, a. II A. M
hassei and all TO be sold without limit reservation
Inc team OF FAST well known Trotting Mares, Alice Gray
anu mate cross matche ana brown l5A high and
years 3D. Alice has lroei IN 36 in public her mate has
uotted on Fashion track In 2s8 to wagon. They well
mstehec IN CRYING, stylish and drive like horse
suu without pulling or agsing they have troed together IN
sai without skip or break and considered the most
Scntec and fastest that goes the road. They
nte1 sound and kind and TO show s5 together and faster
single They VIII be sold separately.
Ihe tne high bred dark chestnut trong Horse Cold
water was raised a Codwater Mch he ttoed last
s IN AZ to country wagons is l5 high, years old and,
wnout exception the fness most eenee best gated ana
best behaved gentiemsn's roadster the city He has
vice or tricks fears nothng has great sye fine symmetry
ana can ot 10 tho end OF the road without being distressed
e has greatly improved In speed since last fall and with
lew days preparation beat 2 :35 and pull road
wagon better than 40 gait is warranted sound and kind
. Also one OF the finest Teams OF black coach road
wefs pred IN Michigan, are nne FREQ drivers are extra
stylish fashionable and gentce team they have vices or
tricks cantrot Ia 81 together and altogether rugged
hardy stylish and fashionable team young horses Are
warranted sound and kind, and of tho finest teams
in the city.
Fashionable finely bred and handsome Blood Bay family
or road Horse l5 hands high 6years old Is stylish, hne
driver good raveer fears locomotive Can be driven
by n lady. Warranted sound aud kind.
Also two other Horses full description OF which Al SAFE
stock be and examined now unt sale at stable
Full particulars &c, Tuesdays Herald. This sale COM
VIII be fully represented at sal. and all will
be sold to the highest bidder without roscion limit or res
ervatlon.
JOHN L. vANDEwATER. Auctioneor.
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FASHION COURSE, l.. I.

EVASHIUN COURSE, Z. T.
TR0T1Iy0.
June 30 Purse S2 S2o to arst $500 to second 1900
to third. For all double teams.
July Purse $s oO a 800 hrst $3.50 to second siO,
to third $500 TO fourth. For horses that beat
July 2Purse $1,000 S200 TO irs. 81 oJ to $500
TO third $500 10 fourth. For horses thar beat 22e
July 4Purse soooo So $50 TO irst; al 200 to second $500
to third $500 TO fourth. Free for al horses.
Entries will close or before May 3 1870 at O'Clock r.
NJ at kieys Saloon, Twentyeghth Broadway.
Entrance 10 per cent to accompany the nomination The
above race. be best In .. to harness
WM. SAUNDERS SONS,
Proprietors.
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FOOLS WILL BE SOLD AT EILEY's REsTAU-
IA. rant Twenty eighth broadway this
and evening during the sony meeting az Prospect
Park. THOS. b. JOHNSON.
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FINANCIAL.

A PRINCIPALS ONLY.-MONEY TO LOAN, ON
a. good New York and Brooklyn property; Frat and
HASTINGS, CoLyIN SALMON,
Nos and 9 Pine street.
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DENTISTRY


nR. CRANES OsTE0PLASTIC AND PLATiNA FILL
- lines restore dccaycd broken and sensitive Teeth to
their original shape beauty and soundness without pain.
lo0c0 testmonlas Rooms 258 West Forty-second street.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-THIRTEEN
years. bclu,nbng application (nsrcotzation): gas ad
mnstered beautiful teeth 81 set SlU; gold sets purchased
plumpers for thin fsccs
J.JAi vILLERS, i5s Grand street, near Broadway.
WHALEBoNE RUBBER-THE LATEST IMPROVE
w ment in dental plates being stronger lighter occupies
less space moro perfect ht contains mercury, and will
ouwcar three ordinary rubber plates Beautiful ses 49,
xj, f25 Gold hinsA, SO upwards Gas administered Az
the New York " 1Atal Rooms. 264 Sixth
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THE TURF.

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"A jerome Park.
The Spring Meeting, 1870
will be held Saturday 4th Tuesday 7h Thursday, 9Th
ana saturday llta days q June -Four or races each
races Of heats and dashes. immense number of
IN attendance and splendid sport anticipated Extra trains
from Forty second street at and 80 each day.
A. BELMONT, President.
c. XuEATLy, Secretary.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
- A meeting OF the Prospect Park Fair Ground Asso
ciaon he'd May "a, 1t unanimously resolved, That
pubic days person be intro iuei to the Club House
without he has complimentary ticket and
members guests reedng more than sOines from brooklyn,
who may I've admitted by paying the admission fee OF p
Badges only be procured t the oce the Assoaton
l99 Montague street, Brookyn before II O'Clock the
morning OF each day.
no THE RACES-AT PROSPECT PARK FAIR
l. Crourds OF Nav 81. June and 2 1870, take coney
Island Ged Brooklyn karc al horse Fulton ferry
let hand SIDE, via Jay aud Smith streets Brooklyn.
TNIOE COURSE, Z. I--TgoTTING.- -pOsrPONEMENT
- o. big race Tuesday, aay II, az 2s r.. Purse Of
sg5co mie meats three n i've in harness y: Dan cs
b. m nerlcai Girl, Vim. Borsts br George Wilkes, c.
Ihampa!ns b. Geo. Palmer. Admission u all parts OF
the except Grand Stand, 81; Grand s.ani 81
extra. Horse cars leave South VAIL Fulton and Williams
burg Ferries every five minutes for the direct
WM. SHAW, Proprietor.
I1NIoN COURSE, L. L,-TRorTING.-MoNDAY MAY
y 80 Purse ouu; mile heats, o. in harness J. Fays
b. captain tit. u. Nacc's Dresden John GnrphY's
ch Louise. Ben Daniels b. sropsy Alex Pat,eisons
8. bIeadnausht f. j. Nodnr's Blk. Eastern Queen NJ.
Robins Prince. This will take place without rain
WM. SHAW Proprietor.
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T. STEWART CO.
IA. will make on Wnines lay and Thursday next,
June ami :,
grand exposition OF
Silks Sntins yeivcs irocne Grenadines, Iron Bareges,
Dress Gooas real India Cames' Hair Shaws Pnts made
SIX Popn Crepe Chine Dresses Ladies Outats Weds
ding rrous.oaui, H0s!e:y, 80.
The ADORE have been received
per
The creator part Will be exhibited around the domc which
will he lighted up the evening OF each day until nino
O'Clock. 80
Customers strangers the public generally respect.
80 RrnndxaY Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
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rNO SPORTING MEN.-JUsr PUBLISHED. A TROT-
tug Record full account cf trong scr inc year
and time made. 5s Centre street or Amercan news Com
pAny. ll5 Nassau street. Price ST. Sent BY mar
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sPORTING-DOGs, birds, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food Tor
OF Canal
N. N.B.-Ladics attended BY Mrs Dovcy.
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STALLiONS.

STAILiONS.
CTALLIoS COMMODORE VANDERBILT is STANDING
- for the season at my stables Sta mtord Conn.
JAMES Il. ADAMS.
Steamer Stamford leaves daily, at 4. NJ, from pier 81
East
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NDERsON 4 CO., NO CHAMBERS STREET.
"A Money to loan Immediately property In New York,
New jersey &c First and Second Mortgages Lessebods,
Builders Loans Stocks miscellaneous aecures prompt
" negotiated. Advances made
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:
EIIIlOPls.

VIENNA, AUSTRIA.
Hotel Archduko Charles.
Kept BY Mr.. JOSEF ZIMMERMANN the new Proprietor.
This rs class Hotel situated In the best part OF Jenna,
has been greatly improved in modern comfort, recherche
cuisine and excellent service, at moderate charges The
landlord Will spare trouble maintain reputa
on, and to give satisfaction the travelling gentry
nobility.
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A -A.-MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND
IA. Mortgages and TO loan improved and unimproved
Property. WASHINGTON X. NICHOLS, Counsclor.at-
Law, lis Broadway. room i2
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ts(NURE YoURsELF."-AvoID MEDICAL QUACKs,
- WHO rob and poison their victims. For a Especial
lis' Of 10 more Private Medical Works, Invaluable 10
those who need them send n three stamp to ). r.
WELLS, $50 Broadway New YORK.
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AT WOLF BROTHERS., $50 BROADWAY, FORMERLY
"A OF BIookyn-Norey literally advanced on Diamonds
Watches Jewery, silks, more particularly Pianos Bus
ness strictly confidential. Same bought and sod.
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COaSTyyIsE STEAMSHIP

DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
FRETGHTS AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
Through rates New York 10 San Francisco -
First class. Steerare
Sl25 TO $40. 500.
according to location Of berth
Those include ber board and oil necessares for the
trip. - ~
Steamers Of the above line leave Pier No. q North river
foot OF Canal street, at l.. O'Clock noon '
ON 9TH AND 2lST or EACH MONTH
except when those days fall Sunday then the
One hundred pounds OF baggage flee each adult Med
cincs and attendance free.
June ALASKA, Captain Gray, connecting with con-
STITUTfON, Captain Cavalry
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco July $780,
China and Japan.
All freight San Francisco win 60 as fast and be re.
cevcd until 4 =. NJ. Friday. June $.
Freight Central aud Sonth Pacific ports will
be until r. N. Thursday, June only. All the
usual facilities Afforded shippers in collecting inland charge
DC.
For freight passage tickets AMI all further information,
apply at the Office Pier No. u North river.
80 r. n. BABY, Agent
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DO E0 FOR "a WRITING LESSONS; BooKKEEP
.pA ~ ing Arithmetic Spelling French, Latin " each
summer reduce terms Private rooms, day and evening
fAINE's Busness College tcssablished ls4s - Bowey
ades' department.
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AT 1l5 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH Az
n cnue--Moncy advanced Diamonds Furniture Piano
furtes Paintings, Books Svcrwarc Furs Bronzcs Car
pets Carriages Mirrors Horses Storage. Furniture moved
city try.
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A "A FEW SHORT TIME FIRST AND SECOND MORT
IA cages FOR sale at sacfce negotiated splendid
Inducements In real estate W. MuhFORD CO.,
Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
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BROADWAY CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'5
- Buldng-Businoss established fifteen years.-NEW
MAN LEOPOLD buys, soils advances nberaly Dia
monds Watches, Jeweiy Life Policies Merchandise and
other Securities negotiated for
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A 7 JEwELRY STORE, 7ss BROADWAY, UNDER NEW
York CHEST prices paid for Damon !s, Watches
Old Gold and Silver, Laccs, Caols Hair shawls &C. Tho
Sold LYNCHS.
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7 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR WALLACK'S
"A thestreI the highest price for Diamonds Watches
and Jcwelry, or advance on the same.
ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
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n L. WILLARD CO., 3a5 PINE STREET WILL
". purchase Frst and Second Mortgates In New York
Brooklyn or negotiate loans Principals only need
apply
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-05
ILLINOIS:
Flre Electlo., tscturns.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Of The election oi
this State yesterday, which was on the
adoption of the new constitution, few
scattering returns have been received, but
not enough to make it certain that the
constitution is adopted as whole,s but
each of the eight propositions submitted
to separate vote have been adopted by a
large majority. If there be any excep-
tons to this statement it is on the question
OF minority representation. At this hour
there. seems little or no doubt of the sue
cess OF that proposition. In this city
about 20, 600 votes were cast, and nearly
unanimous for the constitution and the
separate propositions. a1t
In this (Sixth) judicial district, VIM. K
MeAllister, Independent, is probably elect
ed Judge of the Supreme Court, over
Charles Hitchcock, the regular Republican
nominee. ..g -g-rf- = - $40 Ire -
Booth and Farwell, Republicans, and
Rogers, Democrat, are elected Circuit
Judges in this circuit
In the Second Judicial District Anthony
Thornton, independent, is probably elected
Judge of the Superior Court over the reg
uiar Democratic nominee.
In the Third Judicial District, Hon.
John NJ. Scott, regular Republican, is
elected over e. W. Terry, independent,
and in the Seventh Judicial District, Hon.
benjamin P. Sheldon, Republican, with
out opposition. 1--
The Fourth of July will be recognized
here by the suspension of business, includ-
ing newspapers. There will be no general
celebration, but an immense number of
independent ones. The day promises to
be deliphtfnl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-05
DIstiIIers OF Brandy.

As matter of information to the public
and In answer to numerous inquiries, As
SCISSORS of Internal Revenue furnish the
following
Parties wishing to engage in diStilIing
fruit must give notice to the Assessor on a
blank made for that purpose.
He must also give bond in amount not
less than $500.
He must pay special tax of $50 a year,
commencing May 1, or at that rate for a
fractional part of the year.
He must pay 80 cents on the gallon, and
must also pay 81 per barrel On al over 100
barrels produced nj year.
He must keep book in the form pro-
vided by the Revenue Department. in
which he keeps account of the hours of
labor, the kind, quantity snd condition of
the fruit used, and the exact amount of
spirits produced during the day.
He must report on the 25th of each
month the amount of spirits made, when
the Collector orders it guaged and stamp
ed, at which time the distiller pays the tax
of 80 cents per gallon.
These are the general requirements, be-
sides many other more minute, which will
be explained if the parties viii call at the
Assessors officer. -..-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-07-05
TWO FEDERAL COURTS IN TEN
NEGSEE.

Senator Brownlow, on the 29th of
June, introduced a bill in the Senate
dividing the State of Tennessee into two
judicial districts, with judge for each
district.
Section 2 provides that in and for the
eastern district there shall be held at
Knoxville, at Chattanooga, and at
McMinnville, each year, two terms of the
District and Circuit Courts.
That in and for the western district
there shall be held at Huntington, at Mem
phis and at Nashville, each year, two
terms of the District and two terms of
the Circuit Court.
Section provides that the Marshal and
District Attorney for the present Eastern
Division shall officiate at Knoxville and
Chattanooga; the Marshal and District
Attorney for the present Middle Division
at McMinnville and Nashville; the Attor-
ney and Marshal for the Western District
at Huntingdon and Memphis. When any
of these officers die, or vacancy occurs,
there shall be appointments only for the
two divisions provided for in the first sec
tion.-KnorUiLe Chronicle.
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HON. 4. III. EWENG'S DECLINA.
Ts0N.

~ We have as high an opinion of the
fitness and capacity of Hon. E. II.
Ewing, of Nashville, for the Supreme
bench as IL is possible to conceive. We
think that his requirements fit him to
adorn any station In the gift of the peo-
pie of the State. It is therefore not
without some regret that we have heard
of his refusal to submit his claims TO a
Democratic nominating convention. For
tunately, his refusal is not fatal to Demo
cratic success. We presume there are
other gentlemen, equally well qualified,
who stand better chance of receiving
the nomination, and that this considera-
tion may not have been without its in
huence in determining Mr.. Ewings
course. That he has done the people
some good in his well meant but ineffec-
tive labors in the Supreme Court at
Washington, on the Tennessee fran
ctise act, we are prepared to admit;
and we would gladly repay those services
by his nomination and election to the
highest judicial position in the State. But
If from any cause, he would now throw
obstacles in the way of the complete en-.
franchisement of the people, in the elec-
ton of Judges who are to expound the
the law as it is for eight long years to
come, he must take the consequences of
his ill-advised course, and seek his eleVa-
ton from those only who would manacle
freemen with the pains and penalties of
disfranchisement. 1t is the policy of the
Radicals in this State to run weak-backed
Conservatives for Office, instead of their
own worthless material; and it may be
that Mr. Ewing is one of the first victims
that they have doomed to political de-
struction. Memphis San.