davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-20
cincinnati Markets.

OnoSNAr1, Nov. l9.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; midding 15@l54c. Flour
demand good at full prices at ) 0O96 w:
Wheat-demand good at full prices, at l, II
al 20. Corn steady at 43@5Oc. Rye SOC.
Oats 4O@41o. Pork irregular. Mess
nork 81, 25. Lard 123@134c. Bulk should
ers 7a@8c; sides 114@114c, for half to
two-t6irds cured and demand very light:
Green shoulders-demand good at full
prices. at SIC on spot and &c forfeiture de-
livery: sides dull. Green hams 11@ll4c.
Hogs-demand fair and higher at 6.4Oe
65: all sold. Whisky-S2@S3c asked.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-20

F1ANSF1s fiannels fiannels cheap
cheap! cheap! ct the Trade Palace, IA
Public Square. JOHN 0lLGAN q ~;
AN immense stock of the best and finest
Asnuels at low prices at the Trade Palace,
"a r,bI;c Suuara John GII.GAN IL 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-20

VT. BERRY & Co.-Wedding cards and
envelopes. noVZo Nv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-20
gew africans Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-Flour firm and de-
mand fair: supe1fne winter 4.20@4- %.
Wheat dali and lower pc; No. ? red win
fer 20. Corn-easier. mixed 50G72c.
Oats 42@46c. Rye 69@7lc. PROVISIONS
lower and irregular. Mess pork Zl.OOg
%. 90. Bulk meats-for order lots, should
ers 9a9Je; clear rio 121@13c; clear sides
134c Lard is now held lower. Cattle
dufl and unchanged. Hogs dull at o. OOG
{. 25; packed since Nov. l, 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

The crops in New England are suffering
greatly from drouth, as there has been but little
rain since May. A correspondent writes US
from Maine under date of August
The drouth in Maine has been unusually
severe. and, although rains have now COM
menced to fall, some Of the crops must be more
or less damaged. The heavy rains OF the spring
gave every indication Of large quantities of hay,
but the heat and drouth OF June and July has
injured the uplands very much. Many of the
uplands have not yielded more than a one half
crop. Meadows and intervales have not suffered
much. The entire hay crop of the State will
probably amount to about twO-thirds as much
as usual but it is gratifying To know that this
amount has been preserved in the best condi
ton, causing some farmers to remark that what
they lose in quantity they gain in quality
In the Spring every one predicted an abundant
yield of apples, but the dry weather has caused
large quantities to fall from the trees, and the
growth of the remainder retarded, and perhaps
so much so as to prevent their attaining their
usual size, Potatoes are usually far advanced
by this time, but in consequence OF the drouth
they have not grown much thus far, but there is
every reason TO believe that with moist weather
we can have about the usual supply. The Weld
of corn and other crops will probably be about
the same as usual should the rains continue"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
Exposition at Indianapolis.
Iele1HQphed kxclnsireln 70 fAs Eue1fno Stn.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Aug. 4.-The annual
ming of the exposition of textile fabrics took
place yesterday at the rink. W. G. Tankinpton.
president Of the Board of Trade, made the open3
ing address Of welcome. Mayor McCaulay ey-
tended hearty welcome to the visitors on the
part OF the citizens, and George s. Bowen, pres
ident Of the a-sociation, responded, Gov. Baker
sroke briefly. He was pleased to see 50 great an
exhibition Of manufacturing skill. The people
Indiana welcome all manufacturers, and he was
grained TO learn Of the interest he saw mani
tested by southern manufacturers. The indus
trial interests of the west and south were one
he joined the Mayor in extending hearty well
come 10 the city and State. Addresses were also
made by j. G. Stevens, Of Augusta, GA. q. n.
Stebbins, of Detroit, T. b. Norton and John s.
bayes, Of Boston, and others, made brief ad-
dresses. A considerable amount of goods and
machinery arrived to-day. There is every indi-
cation that the exposition will be q complete
success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
Fraudulent over Issue OF Ra,rro.s
stock.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Tbere we're rnmor- vs.
tercsy or an over issue OF the stock OF the Norm
Western Virgin railroad, commonly knoxp A
Parkersburg Branch OF the II. n ~. X n i
leased and worked by the latter company.
The over issue is stated in the morning papers
20 the amount OF Ss0o .ee0. made bv the serretarv
OF the company, Jehn ID. Crawford, who has
resigned his Office. The amount AZ which the
over issue y tyei y a suppositiOn merely. a. no
statement has been made by Crawford and the
directors OF the road have not concluded their
examination The over Issue j. al hypothecatcd
IN insamore At about els on the share, the par
value OF which Is $50
I: Ntawtord, the secretary OF the company.
. iol many Years confidential clerk in the
Ss.s.s |ouSe 0t Alexander Brown Il Sons FN-
sehatr an Ntnkle, Of West Virginia. presi-
ueht OF the connsny, IL Is stated entruSted ne
secretary with blank certificates OF 81 ~ ha.r-
ing his 81 Signature. - 'NA '0NA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

The following, which we take from "Hese-
kiel's Life OF Bismarck, )" shows how the great
Prussian captured his bride. His love making
tactics were characterized by the same CELEBRITY
and promptness which gave the Prussians yicto-
~ at Sadows:
In the society and at the house of his friend
and neighbor, Moritz Won Blsnckenburg. Bis
marck had often seen friend OF his noble
hostess who greatly interested him. But he frst
became intimately acquainted with Frsulein
johanna Won Putkammer n trip which both
OF them made In company with the Blancken-
burgs. Bismarck soon became aware OF the
affection he felt for the young lady, but
he naturally found maly obstaclesIn learn
ing-as may be readily understood-whether
his affection was returned by her. This
would easily explain the inluietude OF his
behavior, for even when assured of has attach
ment being returned, there were still many dit-
hculties TO be surmounted. We have already
mentioned the reputation which Mad BIs-
marck had won for himself among the elder
ladies and gentlemen of Pomerania. The con-
sternation and horror may easily be imagined
In which the quiet house Of Her Won Puthsm-
mer was plunged on the receipt OF letter in
which Bismarck directly and frankly asked for
the handof his daughter. But how much greater
must have been his horror when the gentle
daughter of the house. in modest but firm man
ner, acknowledged her affection. "lt seemed as
if had been felled with an axe" old Her Won
Putkammer said in describing his feelings at that
time. Even the story Of the wolf, which always
devours the meekest lambs, did not console him.
However, he was far removed from PLAYING the
tyrant father. and he gave his consent, although
with heavy heart-a consent he never had rea-
son TO regret. Her mother, OF a more spirited
nature, protested until Bismarck appeared in
person at Reinfeld and before her ewes clasPeJ
his bride TO his heart With q dood OF passion
ate tears she then consented 10 their marriage,
and from that moment became the warmest
and most Jealous friend of the man 20 whom
she gave her beloved daughter after severe a
struggle. In a letter TO his sister "a Arnimeck,"
Bismarck announces the fact under the motto,
aAll right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

PARADoL AND FIsH.-The London STANDARD
has the following story:
EOn nj. Paradol's ARRIVAL at Washington, MIR.
I lsh, an old and Intimate friend Of the French
envoy, said to him, Gas Minister OF France
welcome you; as man and a friend forbid yon
to enter my door, Mr. Fish, it should b.
understood, was the person who induced NJ
Paradol to deliver the lectures by which he
achieved % great q reputation in the United
States some two or three years ago. The cause
tor this cool reception is alleged to have been
the fancid detection of NJ Paradol from his old
principles; and it is stated that it thoroughly
paralyzed and crushed the unfortunate gentle
man.
Of course, this is all false. Mr.-Paradol never
lectured in the United States, and Mr. Fish is
not the man TO treat a French Minister in the
manner alleged.-N. Y. CONNER idl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

ATTEMPTED RAPE-The Frederick Esamia, r
OF yesterday contains the following 50 On
Tuesday of last week two men attempted to out
rage the person Of a mulatto girl, about fifteen
years OF age, at point between Berlin and
knoxville, in this county. The girl had been
sent for a neigh boris cows. and meeting the two
men on the towpath they deceived her into some
bushes near by. Her cries, however, brought
her father, who happened to be within hearing
distance, to her assistance, but not in time to
capture the perpetrators of the deed. The men
are known, and we understand that warrants
for their arrest have been issued by Justice
Goodman, and it is hoped they will be caught
and justice meted out to them.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND IIoUoRs

Dinav,ns made arrangements with some of the hest
s,ierles lE the country for Old whiskies, 1 offer
re following well known brands st very low prices,
w w Tho celebrated CID Crow, seven years old. S5
PcI sMn!th y \. Bcwen's. years old, 81 per gal
icn: Ropt rtson years old, $50 per gallon Old
~ Ssetar years old 81 80 per gallon The eel
lne apple rectined, 80 per gallon Len
eon old Town Gin, SS per gallon Stoughton Bitters
W;nps per gallon; Dry Catawba still, from Urbana
niilrom North Carolina, S3 per gallon. All the
sDoSe Is At least per gallon cheaper than can be
s1t elsewhere Tor the same grade.
Liberal discount TO the trade. &. GAUTIER,
froprletor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bittsrs
No. i2lI and 1919 Pennsy vania avenue and 81
NOrth Charles street. Bal ltiInnre. sid. Ie IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

BS Baaks-s', Byokys asd COnnsrctal TssFrapa t
Lewis johnson a Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEw YORK. Aug. l-First Board-U. 4. Sc, 1851.
coupon, l3 1s ls62, coupon, ,ll0 3ss 1854,
pom. no 53s, 1s6s, coupon 1i0 3le. new, IssS
coupon, les sas ,lso7 coupon, le9; sses. lsss
Pon, lUs 10 *s, coupon, TO-; currency ss, ll0a
berland, 40 ond; Western Union telegraph, 81 : !.
quicksilver, "a: Pacific Mail, 30 Boston Water
Power. =; Adams Exprese, g.; Wells, Fargo q
CO.. EXP, i3h American Exp, a.; United States
Express. =. Merchants Union Express, =:
New York Central and h Hudscn, s2ss; do. do. Scrip,
va Erie, 3.s do. pref d. 31s OF a. Harlem, E2fa
ma; Lake shore and Michigan southern, - /:
Illinois III Sentrai Isl Cieyelsna and Pittssurs,
land, Columbus Cincinnati, =; New Jersey
Central, lco<; Rock Island, rs Milwaukie aud
7sh Wabash and Western. Egs; Fort Wayne. ~.
Alton and Terre Haute, =: Chicago and Alton,
Mississippi Certificates Ss Tsnne.see state sc old,
O.: Tennessee state 6s, new, ss's; Virginia state
.; Missouri s's, ~. Gold, l2lsA. Market -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
Ths Markets To-Day.
fela9raphed Ecclssspelr % The koewsas N~,

BALTlnoRK, August 4.-Flour frm aud active
Wheat firm for high grades; sales &C Maryland r. 4
ct -. 70a IS: fair 20 good red sOa IS:
fair to prime white. s5as l.so; Western IS
aS 50, receipts .2oUy bushels. white corn 81 I5a
q 70: yellow, I 0Sasll Is. Rye, 9Ol9>,. Pork nrn
at &5lac3lfO. Bacon unchanged. Lard unchanged
Whisky unchanged Cotton dali and numin Al a. 4 a
l91zc
bid, 20 asked; do ly5s, So bd, 60 askri: do. Isl,
sts bid. "a esked; do, coupon, Old "a bid. d..
new, s6 bid. North Carolina's, new, 8lis bid.
NEW YORK, August 4.-FIour Is a shaie irmer
heat quiet and steady. Corn lie a shade firmer.
NEW YORK, August 4.-stcoks quiet. Gold, "a
Money, sai Per cent. Exchange. long, 81 short,
hA Bonds. I01s Virginia ., ex -cun pom, 50. D.
-; North Carolina e, old, AZ; new, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

GEN. SHERIDAS's VISIT TO EURoPK.-The
War Department authorizes a contradiction Of
the report that Lieutenant General Sheridan
has gone to Europe to engage in the contest
there between France and Prussia. When war
was declared between those countries Gen.
Sheridan, then in the West, telegraphed to Gen.
Sheru an for leave OF absence to visit Europe
III an unofficial capacity. The President aud
Gen. Sherman, after conference, decided t.
give Gen. Sheridan An indefinite leave and GO
notified him. He pays his own expenses and
goes out with no instructions whatever. The
department has no Information of his NOV,
meI Is and it is not known. whether he viii go to
Paris or Berlin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

PENSION FEEs.-COmmissi0ner Van Aermsn
Of the Pension Bureau has issued circular re-
quiring all claim agents TO file in his Office du-
plicates, properly attestec, Of each agreement
with the pensioners for the collection Of their
claims. and this by law is subject to the revision
OF the Commissioner in case it appears that the
fee charged is too great. The cost of this du-
plicate is to be paid by the agents. A schedule
of prices is also appended, within which agents
are required to limit their fees. In no case can
they exceed twenty-five dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

USELESS APPLICATIONS -Hundreds of anpli-
GATORS have been received at the Navy Depart
ment for the position OF printer there, the Sec
retary having purchased n small press Tor circu-
lars and orders, aS recentlv rotced in the STAR.
1t is entirely eless to apply however, as but
one printer is required and the Secretary has
already determined upon man for the position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

A. , IPUBLIC-No. Il9I
~ AZ 70 changs tn place of holding the courts of
me United States for the Albem ,rie district Of
North Carolina "
ne ~ enacted by me Strdfs and House of keprssen
nIctS U me o.ttsd STATS of AEHsTtc1 IA CoasrsSS
ssss.nolea That the district court of the United
sl"I'S or the AlUemarle district OF North Carolina
n,'~ fe9ulIed to te held the town Of EdentUn.
itil hereafter be held ia she town of Elizabeth City,
~ sHu state, and no rcCoEniZauce, writ, process,
riueI, OF rnilce now retur nabe in said court,
,u'hIoh sha be IN ct'd by said change, bat ehall
bt dtt mt reiurnabI- al Elizabeth City.
Approved, July ], $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

The North German Lloyd steamship Leipzig
from Southampton July 2Ist, arrived at Balti
more this morning. Mrs. VIM. Wall, of Wash
ington, and Miss Wilson, of Georgetown, az,
amongst her passengers. She was watched by
two French men-of-war at the Isle of Wight.
but Captain Jaeger, knowing the speed of ris
vessel, passed them without fear. The Leipzis
is the fastest Of the Baltimore line. and in fac.
is able to show its heels to any of Napoleon .
crack cruisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

FINANCIAL EXAMINATIoNs.-The committee
sent from the Treasury Department to New
Rork to count the money in the Assistant Treas
urer's office has returned, and reported officially
to the Acting Secretary that they find every
thing correct. j. ". Whelpley. of the Treas
urer's Office, has been detailed TO examine and
report an account of mixen bonds IN Baltimore
at The Assistant Treasurers Office, which are TO
he sent here for redemption. The amount is
ahout = OOO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

REV. j. SFLLA MARTIN, colored, has been
appointed Special Agent of the Post Office De-
partment, in place OF Fl. Ray Myers, resigned,
and will be assigned to duty in the South His
appointment was recommended By Senator
HsrIis, o. La, and o her .)uthern politicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
IprPrIc-N0 lis I

ASACI to defins the intent Of act entitled "A n
act allow deputy collectors OF internal revenue
acting collectors the pay Of collector, and Tor
other purposes approved March one, eighteen
hundred and sixty nine.
Be enacted by tas s. safs and Horse Of Rspreses
fnttrsS ~ fae Uated States Qf America Cbagrsss
assembled, That the true intent and me Aning OF an
act spproye1 March one eighteen hundred and SIX
y nine, entitled IAN to allow deputy collectors
Of internal revenue acting collectors the pay of
collectors and for other purposes Is rs follows
Wit: That any deputy collector of internal reycDue
who has performed, or may hereafter perform, nnder
authority OF Law, the duties OF collector OF Internal
reNenne in CONSEQUENCE Of any vacancy ia the ONCE
81 said collector, shall be entitled 70, and shall re
GIVE ihs salary and commissions allowed by iaw 70
such collector the allsv IN liea Of said salary
and commissions allowed by the Secretary OF the
l,t,,nry I., to such collector, and thst the Sc
70 the said deputy collector such allowance
htu OF salary and commissions as he wontd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

ASSESSMENTS RRDUCED.-On account of the
great dissatisfaction among Government en-
ploy ees by the recent circular of the Republi-
can Executive Committee. assessing them one
per cent. on their salaries for the approaching
campaign, the committee he's decided to reduce
the assessments to So, ST. and SIS each, accort
ing TO the grade of office. Over S25 OOO il is
expected. will be raised from these assessments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

THE COTTON CRoP.-The most favorable
reports are received from the South regarding
the cotton crop. The estimate at the opening of
the season at Savannah was that half millto,.
bales would pass through that port. Returns to
the close Of July show the receipt of four hun.
dred and eighty -four thousand bales, leaving
thirty DAYS Of the comm ercial vet to expire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

DIR. BLIss, Col. VIM. Shafer, Repre-, 2ntatiye
Allison, Senator Spencer, Cob Stocking, Deputy
Sergeant alarms Chr Representatives Fox
and Haight, James r. Young, of the Tbuae,
End W. W. WF-den, names well known in this
locality, are among those prominent at Long
BRANCH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

DIPLOMATIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. appli-
cations are daily received at the State Depart
ment, for appointment as bearer Of dispatche.
to our ministers abroad, but as the contingent
fund of that department is very low, very few
messengers will be sent out, and those selected
WI be prominent and well known parties who
will carry only very important dispatches. but
as general thing the mails will be entrusted
with diplomatic communications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

For ABOUT $50 each, city passenger cars can
be fitted with two India rubber bands two and
half inches in diameter, OF over a hundred feet
long, and which will supply power enough to
carry car load of passengers two miles, It il
the invention Of Solomon Jones. a New Orleans
mecnanic, and II has been applied there and a.
Mobile with good prospects. The rubber bands
will last as long as the cars themselves. but
whether they will retain their elasticity is
doubtful: They are wound mp by the driver
without delay at the end Of the route, and the
drums are used alternately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04
Scandinavian Meeting tn Chicago 9,
Sympatbtse with France.
YelecrdpAes Ercl.strelt % Tae Ere.sae Sow.

CHICAGO, Aug. "A Scandinavian meeting
was held lsst night. About i've hundred
Danes, SwedeS, and NcrNegiSns were present
The meeting was conducted in the Scandina-
an language. Revolutions sympsthizing with
France were passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

ga lady Of New Albany, Indiana, Is erect
ing $45 600 hotel In that city.
~The Dubuque water works are TO have q
capacity Of 1000 900 gallons daily.
:. ~ 1t Is getting to be quite fashionable among
the youths and maidens Of the Memphish bon ton
to drive out to the suburban garden In the sf-
ternoon and dring beer and eat sekmserkdsse
DIA swimming match Ii talked Of in Detroit
for a purse OF one hundred dollars. The Free
Press suggests that the swimmers had better be
saving wood for poor women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

1T Is BRLIRyED that the so-called "Chamber-
lain movement" among the democrats of Maine
will be abandoned. The democrats see no hope
of cosxing General Chamberlain to accept ttheir
offers. General Charles w. Roberts, ofBaneor
is mentioned 40 their probable candidate
although there win be Q struggle when the con-
vention meets on the 10th. General Roberts Is
Q young man, and personally very popular. He
Toysrnorship as any one they could nominate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

COMMODORE j. j. BOYLE, who died at Nor,
folk on Friday, was appointed to the navy from
the District of Columbia in 1893. He was pro-
mOted TO a lieutenancy in 1892. He saw no sea
duty after 1855, and was retired in 1862 In a
service OF iorty-seven years, he had seventeen
years Of active sea service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

And said deputy collector shall nn. he debarred
iton iecelSng said salaI aud commiss on., or a
IN lieu thereof. by reason of IIIe hohiiug
another federal Office hy said COLLECT ~ dnripg The
tar i prorlS wlea sad patty coil acts As collie
collector shall be upon ,luiy audited youchers
Approved, July I. IS7O
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The Trotting Mare Lady Thor, u,s.
bted.
Nsv-apAed Esclsnvely % n, g-,-.,o ss.,.

RoCHEsTER. August 4.-The famous trot,iDe
mare LADY Thorn met with an accident thts
morning which will probably disa ushfy her tor
the turf. She fcll from a bridge by which she
was being led into a car and dislocated her hi ip
joint. She trotted here yesterday aud beat
George Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

THR CENSUS RETURNs.-Superintend
Walker, OF the Census Bureau, has not yet re-
ceived full returns from any important city In
the Union. and the estimates from partial reports
have been placed TOO high. General Walker
has directed Marshals to send in partial returns
from the large cities and towns, and not wait un-
til the whole work is completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

CoNMIssIoNER DELANo, who fractured hi.
arm at his home in Ohio few days since, was
at the time in the hay field assisting in loading
hay on a wagon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

TIE SCHOOLS OF PRINCE GKoRGK's COUNTY
MD-The Marlboro Gazette SAYS the Board of
School Commissioners met on Tuesday list and
the principal business transacted was the fixing
graduated scale of salaries for teachers. An
order was adopted that hereafter schools having
an average attendance of ten scholars should
receive $3.50 per year, and IS per scholar for all
above that number until the salary reached
$50; thus an average Of 20 will bring s4OO, and
80 or upwards the sum of S45O
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IPJEIIC-NO. lf7.l
. ihs
circuit conrts.

An ACr relation TO circuit courts.
Be % eRaofed ty the Seadie and House Of RspTtNa
faftc.s Of As Catfsd States Of America IN Cossyes
assembled, That nothing in the Act to amend tn,
judicial stem CT the United States approved pri
Ten. eighteen hundred and sixty nine, shall be
rued TO require circuit court 90 be held in any IN
dicisl district in Viii IN circuit court was not re
auirtd TO be held by previously existing law.
ApIrOyed. IulY 1. ls70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-04

CHICAGO, Aug. THE republican Congress
aonsi convention Of the eighth district suc-
Merriam, Of Taswen county, on the is6th bal
The democratic Congressional convention of
the tenth district nominated Judge =. y. rice.
OF Montgomery county, for Congress.