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and Charles H. Porter, of Richmond, fol

and Charles H. Porter, of Richmond, for
| reelection to Congress. i, aiav IA. B /
The judicial election in Tennessee on
the 4th resulted in the success of the
| Democratic can6i dates. A Memphis dis
patch says there was great dissatisfaction
anong Republicans from the fact that a
large proportion of the Republican tickets
were thrown out by a. failure to state
from what division the State candidates
Hfor. the Supreme bench were, and also that
they voted for Chancellors and Judges
for which no, election was ordered. s6i si
| George 81, Miner, ,9ofc Tazeyell county,
is the Temperance nominee for Congress
in the Eighth Illinois District. Col. John
M. Crebs has been nominated for Con
fgress by the Democrats Of the Thirteenth
Illinois District. John Cartwright, of
VPomeroy,is the Democratic candidate for
Congress ring the Fifteenth iDistrict of
Ohio. ;zna nssd evad 3oi13sib sd} bns
"A Louisville, dispatch of the Sth says
the official returns Of the late QocaD cleo
tions in Kentucky give the Democrats a
majority Of about $4,000. o'. l - - e..
ln9A wilmington, N. e., dispatch Of the
|isth sayss1 "TNe Legislature win stand
about as follows: senateM conservatives,
80; Republicans 18sedHouse.+.C Conserva
tivess751 Republicans, ,45s Congressmen
rs ConserYatiYess, 2 + Republicans ssnsstl5Ng
The Democrats Of the Sixth Iowa Con.
gressional District have chosen. as their
candidate Hon. g. 9. .Smeltyer, of Fort
DodgesnOissoT2no0 9di diI" roiSossa0o
|ni HRaiIroga Aid AmeanSdment t to the h5ss,al con-
stitutionbof the State was agreed to by
the Michigan Iegislaturen OH the 9TH It
isl to be- submitted Ito the voters of the
State atothe next general eleetionEtoe be
holden on the Tuesday suoceedingtthe first
Monday in November 1870; ,issaod bae
The Democracy Of Alabama. Aa,lIsb n "a have called
a State Convention, to meet at Moptgom;;
cry on The 1st Of September - ;, -. -
The first bale of Alabama cotton, new
crop, was received at M ontgomnseryy on on the
Qtb 9d 5oiTtsib 9dl nj slT9m3s9 3dsDgoo
The Nebraska Republican State Con!
yention,a aon thed 10th insts renominated
David Butler for GOVernor.iwH John
Taffe was rrenominated for Congress by
acclamatiop.y Joseph Lancaster, present
Collector of Internal Revenue was nomi.i
mated for Congress, contingent on Ne
brasks kssS being rJ4 entitled to two Representa-
tives. -, .f,,orr ,,,r.qs VI
The iowa State Democratic G Convention
have nominated: For Secretary Of State,
Charles Dorr, of Lee; State Auditor, w.
w. Garner, of Louisa; Treasurer, w. @.
James, of Pottawotomie; Attorney Gen.
eral, H. III. Martin, of Scott; Register, D.
f. Ellsworth, of Hardin; Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, William M Lehman, of 5Dui
buque; Supreme Judges long term, o.
G. Knapp, oflVan Buren,; first Vacancy,
?. III. Smith, Of iDes Moines; second va
canoy, Reuben Noble, of clayton. asbtssfi
The Ohio Republican State Convention,
at Columbus, on the 10th, nominated Il
Gen. Isaac r, Sherwood FOL. Secretary of
State George W. McIlyain for Supreme
Judge ;tWilliam T. Wilson for Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury; Philip V. Hessing
for Member of Board of Public Works.
The Michigan Legislature adjourned
SINE die sonfthe dGth.I sdt iadW ssbDL a3 sH'
The. Louisiana Republican, State Con-
Yention, on the 10th, nominated A. Dubua
Dclet for Treasurers and James Graham for
Auditor. The Congressio onal Conventions
nominated J. II. sSypher, First District;