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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

PARIS, Aug. I0-A dictatorship is anticpa-
ted, with General Trochu acting as supreme
head. The Emperor has been invited to re.
turn to Paris, and await the reconstruction OF
the government
PARIS, Aug. 9-Midnight-Enormou
crowds are on the boulevards and streets
tonight. The people are much agitated.
The shops closed early in many places.
The authorities are taking precautionary
measures by both police and military.
Bismarck, before leaving Berlin, was
asked whether, il successful, Germany
ought not insist on Napoleon's abdica-
tion. He replied "No; Germany can
only fight for German objects. not for
French" ur
1t seems true that the Emperor, who
was solicited TO return to Paris, replied
that he would return dead or victorious.
La Pdtrie, describing the scene in the
Corps Legislatif, yesterday, says that
when Olivier attempted to speak sec
ond time, the deputies Of the left rushed
in upon him and would have murdered
him bad not tile members of the right
lpromptly interposed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

w ANTED AGENTS-To sell the
HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price $25. II
makes the ~Lock Stitch alike both sides) and is
the only licensed undereed shuttle Machine sold for
less than 500 Licensed by Wheeler Wilson, Grover
& Baker and Singer a Co. All other underfeed Shut
tie Machines soid for less than 500 infringements
and the seller and user liable prosecution Address
JHdNSON, CLARK q CO., Boston Mase, Pittsburgh,
Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or ST. Louis, No, l0Ndm'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13
Prompt. Honorable. Reliable.

AGENTS WANTED in every city,
town and village for the largest and most successful
DOLLAR HOUSE In the country--oNLY ONE endorsed
by the leading Papers and Express Co.'S OF the United
States Our Guods give universal satisfaction, pre-
mums to Agents CANNOT BE BxCELLED, and our checks
are free. Having two houses-Boston and Chitago-onr
facilities unequaled, and business exceeds In
amount all other concerns in this trade combined.
eH- SEND FOR CIRCULARS aud FREE CLUB to
S. G. THOMPSON & CO.,
1876 Federal Street. Boston, or
1915 4w 15S State Street, Chicago
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

Advertising.

N Book of 125 closely printed pages,
lately issued contains list OF the best American Ad
vertising Mediums, giving the names, crculatons and
full particulars concerning the leading Daily aud Week
y Political and Family Newspapers together with all
those having large crculations published in the inter
of Religion Agriculture, Literature, &c. &C. Every
Advertiser and every person who conteEplaes becom-
ing such will find this book of great value Mailed free
to any address receipt of fifteen cents. GEO. II.
ROWELL 81 CO., Publishers, No 40 Park Row,
New York. - -
The Pittsburgh p Leader, in its issue ofMay 90 1870
says: "The firm of G.. p Rowell Il Co., which Issues
this interesting and valuable book IL the largest and
best Advertising Agency in the United States and we
can Cheerfully recommend to the attention Of those
who desire to advertise their business scientifically
md systematically in such way; that is, SO to Sc
the largest amount of publicity for the least expen-
diture of money" lOIo-4w
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

SALESMEN.-Send for circular. A
nrst-class business and steady employment b. F.
HOWE, 81 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 4wlOI5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-08-13

w E WILL PAY AGENTS a salary
of $35 per week allow large commission to sell
new Inyeptions. Address j. W. FRINk &Co, Magshal
Mich. 4wf0I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

A COOP YEARS woRK.-we published state
nept yesterday showing that sIS3 ,ssi ,sOi 81 had
been paid on the pur chase of United States five
twenty stocks for the sinking fund, in the fiscal
year ending June 30th, 1s70. In order to explain
how the Administration was enabled to accom-
plish such desirable result in one year, we give
the following figures from the Treasury Depart
ment, showing that il was due to activity in col
lectirs the revenue on one hand, and economy in
the expenditures of the government on the other:
The receipts from all sources for the year ending
June 80, 1870, amounted to 500, sos, 04ji.; for
the year ending June 80, 1860, to S62i $3.50.
Increase in 1870, $50 600, 2l55s but of this s3I
955,O7O.2i was from loans. Expendi lures in
1869, $50 ,eO3 .s77.I3; in 1870, s.IO,9s5 ,9Ii42
showing an apparent increase in 1870 Of SILL
Os1 1852; but of these expenditures Si3j, $685.
OO5.19 more was paid on the public debt in $50
than in 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

The general election OF West Virginia will be
held to- morrow, when State and county Off GERS
and Representatives in the Forty-second Con.
gress will be voted for. The Candidates for
Governor are William E. Stevenson, republi-
can, the present incumbent, and John j. j acob,
democrat The candidates for Congress are
Nathan Goff, Jr., James q. McGrew and John
;. Witcher, republicans, the last two being
members OF the Forty-hrst Congress. The
democratic candidates are John j. Davis, o. P.
Downey and Frank Here iorc. In 1888 VIM. f..
Stevensou's majority for Governor was 4,.T,
and the three congressional districts are now
represented By republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

Official returns from all the congressional dis
tricts in Pennsy lvania, show a republican ma
iOrity Of 2r3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

The population OF Philadelphia, BY complete
census returns, is 65 ,I79 In ls69 it was SIS 52J
an increase Of 9i.GJO, or Is l3-lO0 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

Horace Greedy IS confined to his bed by fever,
resulting from exposure on his recent trip
through the West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

Ex-senator FreIDghuyseD, General Ktlpst-
rick ard Congressman John Hill are canvass
ing New Jersey for the republican ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

damned and etammed with advertising to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26
@OfFIOE OF NATIONAL FREEDMENS
US SAVINGS AND TRCST COMPANY.
No. s01 SeYanlh alraef. npnnsife the Post llNira.
@COLLEeTORS OFFICE,
uS GEsr WING CRY HALL,
WAsHINGION, ID. c., Oct. Il. $50.

WARRINGTON, ID. e., Oct Is $50.
OFFICIAL.
Notice - hereby given. that the TAXES FOB
IhE leak 1870, levied upon the real and per-
.opal property IN thecity Of Warrington District
t"iumbis VIII be payable and after October 18th.
I>.V scIuht ct ten per cent. will bs allowed
ND II al payments made thereon prior to November
Igfh. ls.v Also, Q di count of Ave per cent fir ON
November Hh to December 10th. $50.
P-rsons upon whose property there il q special
faN and DESTROYS OF the same will state at
the time OF applying Tor the gener Al tar bill.
any person or persons general tax which amounts
10 the cum OF two huddred aud fifty dollars met can
pay one ith OF said taN in certtfl ates Of ind sbted
ness Vf the Corporation of Washington, II G..
NO sffeution will be paid to IL cal letters request
ing tax bls neither csn any bills be made before or
sitter Office hours The Collector is cor,c .lled to
TINS Course IN cogse9uence OF the late law
CURING q distribution Of the funds daily.
Persons calling for tax bills will please present
last ear receipts, which viii greatly facilitate the
business 81 the office, and also time tho par
ties applying.
All checks offered in payment for taxes must be
drawn.
On the lst Of February, 1871, the books will be
closed, and all taxes due and unpaid will be adver
tised for sale. p A BOSW ell,
ocB at Rep. &Chrop City Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

~GaIiagher and Tom Allen. the puoiIis..
Will have their ''mill'' near ST. Loai< on Tnes,
day, November LIST, according to original agree
mGnt.
~The race between the Sappho and the
Dauntless in New York harbot care of yester-
day, and was won by the Sappho by twenty
three minutes, over a course OF tweuty-fiye
miles 10 windward and return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

q THE LATEST NOVELTY 90
LADIES HATS.
1.-THE NILSSON"
THE GEM OF THE SEASON.
OF GOODS sSs .d se Of Ssss
LOOK A1OU PRICE LIST.
SILK BEAvERHArs( At Is cents. selling s,,..
ofths Latest Shapes where at slas.
FELT HATS in all CAT slas. selling else.
COlors ard shops where at sa.so
81 :sP
hoN" At 50, selling elsewhere
do do at $3.50
P sHsH E HBbSSST rs cents, selling else
Inches wide, per yard ""oie d. s-'
FANCY FEATHERS a. less than half price
BLAOk and COLOBED yELVErS and VEL
'TiEEk Ess ihs shssaHe pest IL the ely,
aLEAANIPEhs pest MD GLOVES leach pair
TIE THEE ccIEEEBRATEp JosEpH-s KID GLOVES
Thirty NEW STYLES Of SASH RIBBONS, the
prettiest ever shown in the city,
AT IL. BLOUrs,
40 SEVENTH STREET,
Between and H.
Sit will double pay you 20 examine our
STOCK ard PRICES before purchs.ing
Hate and Bonnets Trimmed GRATIS. oc25 Ct
pLA1ED TEA SETS, OAsroBs.
FORKS AND SPOONS,
Of Superior Quality and in Great Variety
At Ho5.E Nv yH BREfIEE 4 sE6s
oc Is Ct Under Met,srott Hail.
w Those for which there is the greatest and We
Increasing demand throughout the civilized World
HOWE'B
LATEST IMP ROVED
The Company are nov manufacturing 900 machine.
rs ss uush o Be- n. :ny other %.shs
Derofity Of thess ssesiient nachinss ''0'' Oh the
sss Agency az sTsR1 From,
EsrAnL1sHEe .sas.
COACH S aHsssI2Hsasssai lssGsii
iSs ssS o. aos
CARRIAGES nrs ntissI1s' tn
KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE.
= The most perfect LOCK STITCH MACHINE ever
invented, the only Machine that will ruie. gather,
a plat any description Of goods and sew between
drms.
Agency, SIC 1t +, CPD. Patent Once. oc12lm
JOHN SAUL OFFERS AT HIS HORrICULrU.
raj establishment an immense stock Of
FRUIT TREES, consisting OF Apple, Pear,
Peach, Cherries, Grape Vines, &c :, &c, Of fneet -
quality and ct low prices. Also, 1vergreens, Shade
fress; Roses; shrubs, &c. BULBoUS FL0wnR
Dutch Flower Roots are 10 hand, viz: Double Hya-
cinths, Tulips, Ranenculua, Crocus, &c; bulbs
large and fne; prices moderate. CHOICE EXOTIC
FLOWERS made into Wreaths. Crosses, Bouquets,
/ Baskets. &C. JOHN SAUL, Sal 7th ST., Opposite
Y. b. Patent Once. Waship gton, D. q.
No agents wbatevss employed. ocH-eo5t'
REAB IN MIND THAT you CAN GIT THE
| finest and ~ octave
| PIANOS, "NVv
| AND rae BEST ORGANS,
twenty i've per cent cheaper, By spending Eve cents
| POE sELI0sOHD,
| New 4usicA and Literary Depot,
I oc5t6W,u 9eOrg0toRn, ID, u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26
No. 743
DY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

BY THE PREs, Sa, 49, or THE us,rr,
STATES.
PROCLAMATION
In pursuance Of law. 1, CLYsssS g. GRANT Pres-
Ids LIT 81 the United States OF America hereby de
be held at the undermentioned land One in w sha
STATE OF MINNEsOrA, at the period herein.
aftt de sIenated to wit ~
on MOSDAf, January 80, 1871, for the di-pDssl Of
vacant lands In the even numbered sections within
Uni.ed States thin ten miles on each sie ri Tia
railroad Ire m St Paul to Lake Superior kaown "a
ihe Lake npsIioI and Aissssippi Railroad" sub
and nifty cents per acre, viz
FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIIY.
townships ~ aud IS, II range H.
townships II, ~, AZ, "A and as, Of range Is
I,wDsbips IS So 20, Al a. 43 ~ and as OF range 10
hoxrssips 81 81 S. 81, Is. 81, 5, 80. %, Al, q q
townships. 81. q 80, 81 IS 50. 81 30, 20, 81, a. %
T.wn.hip. 81, 81, So 81, a. - d. 3, 80, 80 40. a and
Townships %, 81 j, 80 "a. s.. %, 81, s.p1p O,
Alec. at the same tine and place, all tn. yac.n,
cubic Ian ds IN the evea l.ber-d section,
Of The aforesaid Limit q ten miles AMI vifbin ,Se
und rmentioned Townships, su.i-ct Ia ,hs ,nr .ne
price OF one dollar and twenty 1--WE cents per acre.
Townships - and a. Of rspgeaI
Township Is OF rapge p.
Lsnrs appropriated by az for the usa OF schooI.
Indian niiltAry and other purposes, will be exciu
The offering Of the above lands will be comn.ncas
on The day appointed and sill procsed in the order
In which they are siyertiseS until thu VII lie shall
have been offered aud The sales thus os d. bu, the
sale shall not be kept open Lonser haa fro rssIs
mitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, ct the Cifv Of w sshington
this 18th October, one thousand eight hundred and
By '6e President: "HANf'
jus. .; MLLovc,
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Every person entitled the right Of pre- EN- pton To
any 4 the lsa DIS within the to!nships and parts OF
ss the ssme 10 ,he 81 fSs 70 e'taI
Ieceyer and make psyment tn refor - soon q pra
tcabls after seeing this notice. and before the dsy
appointed for the commencement Of the public saje
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed Otherwise
such claim viii be forfeited.
Commission r Of the General Land Office.
oc6 laWlCw
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WAkTED.,To purchase !. SHOW c,sE. A
Apply sI6 sih sIeet, tween and Q. IT.
WAkriba,A, LADY e work At. Tai Or shop
.os ~ ~, da9 - stree between Virginia svsnr'
WAkIED-The Citizens q Vas 1ing,o n - Lnos,
W they wsut good, reliable SERVANTS. -
Gil at $40 street, tween s b slfs' oc76 "a
WANTED-A BAkER 70 work ass cond hsod.
oc:6-2tt!F . '''H'' ' PEOPLES BAKERY.
WANTED--A good REsTAU Rant COOK; must
'.He well JoHs RES ?!Gis mt
oc5 ST Corner 9TH and ID sta
WANTEp-Two settled COL0BED wOMEN,
~ one TO cook, WISH and ircn the other IT, nur;e
street between sth and 9th. oc26 81
WANTED-By respectable giri, SITUATION
w TO do chamber work and sewing, nurse. or
4l9 New York avenue, between an and 5th Bts.
Rev WANTED TOLEARN rae DRUG BCsI-
~. NESS. Honest willing, and must reside wi n
Competent apply at ID and . streets, n. W IL
WANTED-To rent to agreeable persons, several
Nv pleasantly furnished K0oMs, with Parlor and
oGInsr nsssachusetts avenue and 10Th strsstned
WANIED-A good COOK, lwhite;I mu.t come
oc25 81. HAvESHER 5 Bakery, aTS'C.t
w on Wheeler 4 Wison machine. OalI after
COPYIeG wANTEp-Eyery kind OF WHITING
N. II. W.. Star OSice. oc23 81
WAETED-A. SITUATION by a respectable
street, between M It and Penn:S. ave. ocis az
e.s Il I'a SR , w
price will he given, and excellent care taken Ap-
Ss..., e . .i.Ss: s
Wet Nurse Apply to $40 Georgia avenue ;, Navy
w respectful American f.Diiy. as e6.mberrnsid;
would also make herself generally useful in different
branches of homework. address Box /, stT Of
SaaIs ESEtfSSs H4I Rs.s
chusetts avenue, between 9Th aud 10th. oc2ist'
sUsI assse. s0 fI.i
once Box 6as, Stating condition, price, and where
w T6ss a. eoois snd eSSsmSermsids, 'H The bs.
OF references given. Apply at 164s street north
" w know that for the next two weeks viii sell
BsNbs aaS sstTsS q go 81
IN any f is?S , ss3s' ssrd
GNANVASbERS WANTED FOB FlRST GLASS
1 nj GOOD PSsss%:at: offered. Apply sssxsen
WANTED-NEw and CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w MATCHES, DIAMONDS, GUNS, BE:
St,Ks.I "a on 5c:. os'' 1894 p
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. 7Os
" ITO Ct bet. q and ii All .pfrsons in want of
help, such as Coz ks, CbamberDaids and Walters,
should not fail to cali, disreputsble persons fur
ME he'd. ocl2 lms
WANTED-Per.ons breaking Up housekeeping or
th whw snt ss 4ou Sae
or expense Of an auction, by adore ssing h. LEVY,
$50 Pc. ay, 5. K. corner 10th Ut. ocs In
Y those MafTE saiRTs for one nI dollar each a.
PkiNCkS Lean once Sales Room, 1906 Pennsyl-
WANDA GIRL to DO the housevork for .
ss Hss q Singer ss
A GENTS WANTED-The NATIONAL OAPI
a TOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, IlO1
!. 1sy sns
Solicitors to gentlemen Of good address, in wash-
n Ea and HEES at The ONCE
W know that the best LONE DOLLAB SPEC
ns ne satsa .s:
a o j. avenue Depot for sGsr
WAMTED-PARTIEsH HAVING HOUSEHOLD
y ealing ns q: . aSs 10Th street pest e h0auirs
Jelly Furniture Dealer.
WANTED-OOLTs REyOLVERS-An the
w, HsIgs SIZE; 81 HEMPLERS ODtacian Store,
UOCD MN DOINy~
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ISurs yoHr Properly ,aile yop hare 81: tAs coSt
very ruins compared to the vtsL yop Yun; IL also
DUTY ore TO ysUseJ, yosr family, and, " you
are IN debt, 10 your creditors. You ednsotGnd safer
INSURANCE than tina, schich A. s. PRATT Son are
really to furnish voss at rery moderate yates
Home Insurance Company Of Nec York, ,rhich has
CASH assets TO the omopnt Of -four millions fv, hun
dred and Serenity thousand dollars or IN the Ph9-
mar Insurance Company Of Hartford, ruth CASH
assets Of nea'iy t,ro millions dollars: IN the Yon.
ktrs and Nt,c Yo~k, vih a cash capital and surplxs
Of neary sit,on dollars in the Firems,, Of
Ns,c York, orsanized 1926, d,schars,ns al as o.
legations honorosy for PERIOD Of forty.srs years.
Call at their OFee, No. 5 Yoyns Mems Ciyiuian As.
soe,ai,on Bp'l1,ns, corner 9th and ID streets, and
take on, policy your properly any Of tie ADORE
Cos,paniss, or on your Hfen III, ErcsIsor LIFE In
snranes Company of N.tc York. Don't delay; do il
nor. ocE-I7,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

YOUTHS AND BOYS BLOTHING
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN.
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CTONEy STONE n sTONEm
eIEECA QUARRIEs,

The MARYLAND Freestone n. and n 90 ara uov
prepared 20 furnish WINDOW SILLs and LIN.
TSLs, STEPS, PLATFORMS, DoORsILLs,
Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STOKE to order.
BUBBLE STONE for heavy masonry.
Tor Price List for 1870 call ct Oddce llre p
0reet, or Stone Yard, foot X street. Rock Creek
ae0w&s3m CIV. HAYDEN, secrsta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

POLAR SODA, KIssINGEN, vIUHY, SELF
FER, SARATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUE
LICK WATERS, ON DRAUGRr ALL THE
YEAR. ssstr
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lhosA siLA oAbhA r.saesd 20 e4n, -
To Close them ont NJ PRINCES Loan once
0alss- roo0s. 1905 Psnnsyiyants sys suAu
, 1870-06-27
be repses y Mgned BY Senators senurz md
u

1Ao report co1eluu0 WIN suo ioao~ln8 re8o1H>
WHkxHAs, Davis Hatch. N Ames7can citizen.
was uujustiy imprisoned By the GoFetnntns II
Of tine. and Ia Consequence OF such impr.son-
meut was srbfeted to great Inconvenience, suf-
ferng, and pecuaia1y Io0; and
WUSxRAs The treatment OF LAWS Hatch, -
this government Is orctaily Informed y ~, 4
N. Gaulier, Secretary Of state OF the Dominican
Republic, Was owing TO me apprenensou cues
talred by the Dominican GoSeEume1t tnat UavfS
Hatch, Il set at liberty, would e1efcf1e an unltas
influence In regard tc the treaty aone1n& 0e
Dominican Republic to the United stases: anu -
AuEEEAS, This constitutes 3 RfpSS o1llsa3t ~
Mr. Hatch and an lnd'Gni:y to this governments
therefore. be 1t .--.
mand OF the Government Of the Dominican Re-
pnb1ic full reparaton for the suffering and losses
Of DaEis Hatch as Aforesaid.
lsId on tie table, and ordered 10 be printed
TREASURY sTATHAEST. ..-.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, &s11, ,659 grand
total for The nscal year. $50 e sIirenS{ @
siis, | lss, IS: Is =; coin certtacatta a,sso,5oo.
THE CURRENCY BILL
The Conference Committees on tne tu1eacJ
cluslou. 1t Is probable that additions! facintsH
VII be given to banks south and Wesr, 70 ne ex-
ssat Of 81 y aSss'eaS md ee
from Eassrsn banks. II is likely tnAt there III ~
be no actual extension OF the currency only 80 N
as this may result from the anfhorszaaon OK soSa
TIE BR11sH x1ss1oN.
The President Staleu p)-ua} tl1As 1t uAta not w.
termined upon the successor 70 NJ Aotley R
Minister TO England II Is certain he does not IN
tend to send Mr. Fish, as that geutlemsns views
on several important questions do not accord WIZ
those OF the President
rHk tScONE rAx
The Senate Finance committee oaSe 90 ooen sn,GE e.
gagged for two hours u considering sne new 1aa
the income tax, but restore the tax On g.oss r.
10 any tncreAke OF on wntskey, but restore Inc
duties On sugar. This Is az far as thsy nave gon1
Wit; the blll. and they Will meet again On Aonaay
to complete IT,
THE NATIONAL F1EANCE3 -.-..
But for the fact that there Wilt be large pay
ment Ut navy and war pensions. and ne closing
r2 ii thu balances enltlnG with the ascA 1eass
there would te larger reduction Of the pubic
debt than has teen exhibited during any Prev ,os
month since the a,iy-n+ tt the present aanl!l5fra-
tlon. The Receipts flon Internal Resenne BureAns
aud other sCGstes a-e considerably ~ e1cesA OF
the estimates OF tho SECRET nf the Treasury and
the Commissioner Of Internal Eevcnuc- This f1ce
has Induced several Senators to urge reduction
Of taxation and duties. 70 the extent ot 500 co.,
oG0. Even st this large agu.e 1t Is believed there
would be Z considerable excess OF revenue over
expenditures, sufficient for the sinking fund.
, 1870-06-27

The four Supreme Judges that are to be
elected next Saturday will help somewhat
to bring out moderate vote. In the Third
Tor Bloomingtou) District the candidates,
are: Judge Scott, of Mclean County, and
Judge E. s. Terry, Of Vermilion Coun-
y. They are both Republicans DEM
I:rats making no nomination It is
cIai1ned that Judge Terry will get the solid
vote Of Coles, Douglas, Champaign, and
Yermilion, and scattering vote in the
uther counties. But we presume that
Judge Scott Will be- elected, as his friends
count on the vote of Mclean, Sanga-
mon, Macon, Logan, Livingston,
Tnzewen and other counties. In
the Second Tor vandalia) Dis
1ict, Hon. Anthony Thornton is the
independent candidate, and Hon Aaron
Shaw, the nominee of. the Democratic
Convention. Both candidates are Demo-
@rats, but the Republicans will generally
support the former,
The Judicial Convention Of the Sixth [or
Ga1ena) District, met at Dixon last Thurs
dAys AAC 44S4A4AA%A0A U0tHEEA
Heaton, of Lee County, and Judge Shell
Ion, Of Jo Daviess, hlr. Wheaton, Of Kane,
holding the balance of power. There were
one hundred md forty ballotings, when
Judge she1daqiRswas chosen. Before taking
the last ballosI'fr>was agreed that the can
Iidate receiving the highest number should
be the nominee, and Judge Sheldon got it,
the Kane County delegates voting for him.
In the Seventh (or Cook County, District
the Republican candidate is Hon. Charles
Hitchcock, tho able, popular, and accom-
plished President Of the late Constitutional
Convention. The Democratic candidate is
Hon. ". Z. NcAlister, Judge Of the Re
corderts Court. The Democrats arc work
ing hard to elect the latter, as it would So
cure them control Of the Supreme Bench
for nine years. They can only succeed by
inveigling Republicans to support their
candidate