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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
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We learn, through the Knoxville
fhroHicie that rich lead mine has been
discovered in McMinn county, on the
lands of Ham. Pierce, and that tho peo-
pie are good deal excited about it,
The excitement part, We suspect, is in
correct, as we have been making those
sort discoveries in McMinn almost dali
~ for the last forty years. We can point
ont dozen different localities showing
indications of rich deposits of lead. On
the north bank of tho "gently winding
Eastanallec," on the lands of our old
aud esteemed friend, Alexander Cleagc,
yalcna crops out in abundance, and even
the surface dirt seems to be thoroughly
imprcgnated with PARTICLES, as any one
can ascertain by lifting handful of it..
This deposit is less than hall mile from
Athens, near the site of the old Indian
Forge, built and used by the Cherokccs
many years ago, and is supposed to con-
ain large per ccntagc of silver. We
are confident it would yield rich pro.
iii, and hope some one with the neccs-
sary capital will soon engage in the bu-
sincss. Mr.. Cleage would, no doubt.
either lease or sell the locality at rca.
sonablc price.
We will add, that there is close by an
excellent water-power, sufficient TO turn
agood deal of machinery, which ought
TO be utilized and put TO use.
THE Circuit Court for Knox county
commences next Monday. There arc
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
T. q NJ M y X CIAI..
Athent Market.

ATHENS, Jan. 81.
Wheat LOCAL 40; Flour. family. 400; Black
Oats 40ai5; Bacon Sain; Fruit-Apples . cents
per Id, Peaches 4; Feathers 30; Butter Is;
dull; Eggs l2ls; Dressed Chickens \; Turkeys
10; Lard = for new Corn 80. in brisk demand;
Meal %. good demand; Hay, loose 10.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

THE United States Senate passed the
House AppOrtion,nent Bill on Monday
with the single amendment that States
depriving male citizens of franchise,
shall suffer a proportionate loss OF rep
rescntatiOn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

TIE Mexican Border Ruffians are
making things very lively on our South.
ern frontier. Meantime, the Heralo
says, as neither Congress nor President
have any time to spare for these Mexi.
can depredations, they will probably
go on until they ripen into a border war,
with a Texan volunteer expedition in
occupation OF MatamOras.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
The Southern Security Railway
COmDouy.

The Rogcrsvile Repor,er closes an
article on the operations of the above
Company with the following remark:
1t is thus seen that the Southern Sc
curity Hallway Company is a power in
the land, which will exert controlling
influence upon the internal economy of
Tennessee, either for good or for evil.
AS time shall determine. We believe it
will be for the greatest good to the
greatest number
We pretty well agree with our llaw-
kins county contemporary IN its belief
that "it will be for the greatest good to
the greatest numcr." For we are con-
iident that. when the object in view is
accomplished, we shall see such i'm
prOvcmcnts in our material prosperity
as the most sanguine have hardly ever
dreamed of. And in saying this we
know what we are talking about.
The REV. john S. PORTER, who has
had charge of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church, Athens, Alabama, leaves
that place to accept pastoral charge ut
Cleveland, Tennessee,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

Prof De Witt, the celebrated '.hOss
DOCTOR was here last wcek-and de-
parted without liquidating a small oh.
legation due this office. The Professor
is no doubt "goodsh sort of man."
but unfortunately afflicted with a short
memory. We have met with few such
before in the course of our somewhat
prOtracted and cheuuered life.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

r. II. McFALL, Esq, of Sumner
county, killed Chester white hog re-
tcntly, two years old. which Melted COZ
pounds. His swineship will grease the
inside of several lard stands.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
Cold SnaU,

The mercury stood Mt four degrees
above zero at sunrise Tuesday morning
The coolest weather, by -four degrees
we have had this winter. The SHOWS
are reported heavy among the noun
iains, and the weather the scvcrcst for
several years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

A BLACK woman was badly burned
last Sunday, at the residence of Col. A.
ii. Keith, in this vicinity, by her clothes
accidentally taking fire. She will pro-
badly recover.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

A CHICAGO genius is engaged in writ.
ing new play, entitled "Mrs. O'Leary,
or The Kcow that Kicked the Kerosene
Over
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

A GOOD newspaper does more to-
wards building up the town and county
than any other public institution, ard
gets less for it either thanks or money.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

A CONNECTICUT gal has sued Brick
Pomeroy for breach OF promise. She
says he promised TO marry her Ammo
Domini, 1866. and alleges damages at
1900 which Is yaluing it rather high.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

THE students of Moscow who signed
the address in favor of liberty of the
press have been without exception BAN
ished to Siberia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

GEOIGE WILKfs, who was for some
time Grants right bower, isnow out for
Sumner, and is doi,'g every thing he
can defeat Grant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

The yarn entitled Indians Outwit-
ted though well enough spun and reel
ed off, is most too long for our columns.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

WE notice that candidates for county
offices are announcing themselves in the
Knoxville papers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
The Southern University.

a later dispatch from Memphis says
The University Convention of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South to-day
appointed Board Of Trustees compos-
cd of one delegate from each of nine
Conferences represented, whose duty it
is to secure the necessary charter, sub
scriptions, ptc., for the endowment of
the University. Nothing definite is to
be done, however, until five hundred
thousand dollars have been received.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01
The Georgia state Road.

The Atlanta SIN learns that the com
pany who bid S3G,j00 per month for the
State Road is now worth 81 100000, and
intend to contest the lease of the pres
cnt lcssees before the Courts.
AS the Road is in the hands of good
md solvent company, who are keeping
1t in excellent condition and promptly
paying into the State Treasury the siip-
ulatcd $4,000 per month, the Courts
will hardly disturb them. It's pretty
good idea sometimes to let well enough
aloup
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

w. j. ABEL, Esq, Decatur, has our
thanks for his attention.
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Athcus 2ust.
Athens, Thursday, Feb. 1, 1872.
Our Trade with Great Britain.

A late article in the London Times
says that the total value of trade be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States during 1870 was GSl,llO92i or
over four hundred millions of dollars.
This does not include bullion and spc-
Gle. The registered imports of bullion
and specie from the United States to
Gcent Britain cXcee,l fl0nOnn0n
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-01

THE Circuit Court for Knox county
commences next Monday. There arc
several importsnt suits to be tried.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

HEALTH or Cot. MAuRUpER.-Tho Injuries
sustained by DOL James A, MaRruder and Mrs.
COL Covlngton, rs reported In yesterdays RE-
PUBLICAN, arc not AZ serious as Al hrst supposed.
SALEa.-Tho sales yesterday were 500 bushels
Of white corn at " cents, 200 bushels Of choice
wheat ut tl.1l, $50 bushels prime wheat nj tl. SO,
80 bushels Of good rod wheat ut l.5O, and IS
bushels Of prime at tl.07.
THE OArAL-Arrlyed-BOa Seneca from
seneca, with 1000 bushels Of wheat, 800 bushels
OF corn, and 100 barrels OF -four for W, II. Dou.
gall, and 100 bushels Of wheat for u, Talbot 4
Boni Benson Talbot, from Whites Forty, with
$500 bushels Of wheat TO u. Talbot h Son,
FIRr.--The alarm OF IRE sounded yesterday
afternoon at l2'A5 O'Clock was caused by the
burning OF some old clothes and rags at tho
house o. Mrs, Childs, on Bridge, near Mont.
promptly on the spot but DID not 20 Into service.
A BURaLARY.-Last night an unknown thief
entered the coal office Of Messrs. Mayhold n
Ileston, on Green street and tho canal, and
stole theretrom black cloth coat belonging 10
Mr.. Hlsston. lie also Attempted 10 break open
tho Iron safe In the offeo, but failed. The thei
Ia still At large.
THH RIVER ,-ArrIyodSSte New York
from PhllAds lphia, with general merchandise
for District merchants; Columbia, from Bait
more with 900 bushels Of wheat TOR Messrs
Herr Woloh schOOnors William Henry, from
ly 4 Brother; Enooh Moore, from Boston, with
guano for =. L. Moore. Uloared-SteAmer1 .adJ
Of the Lake, for Norfolk, with 32S barrels O.
flour.
TRAsTERs OF RIAL EsrArE-superannu atot
Fund Society 70 John Wagner, part lots $50 and
1871, Beatty < Hawkins addition, tIOI5. +. J.
Brooke OF al, trustees TO Michael KegAn, south
halt 2O1, Thelkeld's addition, a., OOO II. NJ. Tay
Tor and u. ,. MackRll to =. a. Darnelllo, paTu
lots 2ls and 2Ig, BeAllo'S addition, $3.50 Oar
nellie to II. ID. Cooke, trustee, 1880. II, Cruli
70 M. $ Lowry, part lot u, Holmead's addition
$500. q. de Hodlsco 70 Il. s. Hodrlck, southeast
part lot lOS, Beatty 4 Hawkins addition, g.
Harriet dc BOdlscO ct hl. TO same do 1850.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
CITY ITEMS.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OP KENTUCKY.
Second Grand GIFT Concert.
DAY OF THE DRAWING FIXED.
No POS'pOntm mt fcOm September 2S

To me Public:
The trustees Of the Public Library Of Ken.
lucky being satisfied from the large sale OF tick.
cts already made, and the daily Increasing de-
mand for them, that there will be no coca sion
for postponlng the second drawing In the git
concert In aid Of the public library Of Kentucky,
have Instructed me, as their agent and manager
Of the gin concert to say to tho public and tick.
eEholdeTs that tho drawing will positively take
place on September 2sth pFoE., and will not 10
postponed. An active demand for tickets comes
IRON every State and Turritory OF tho United
states, and from tho CanGdas, giving assurance
to the trustees that no circumstances eau pro.
vent q drawing at the appointed time.
A sufioisnt clerical force Is engaged TO keep
up with the orders for tickets, and In order that
this once may DO relieved Of the Immense pres.
sure incident to the business Tor the week or
two Immediately preceding the drawing, agents
especially, and those DESTROYS Of procuring
tickets, arc requested To send 10 their orders
as sales will have 10 DO closed In
time to make the necessary Preparations iof
the drawing. II Is the wish Of the management
70 all every order for ticket, as we'll as to sell
all tho tickets, but those who apply nrst must
nrSt DO supplied; and, Il those who put oil buy.
ing until sales are closed, have their money re.
turned, instead OF the tickets ordered, as In the
hrst gilt concert In December last, when thou.
sands Of dollars that came too late were sent
back, they will have none to blame but them.
selves THos. 4. BRAMLETTB,
Agent Public Library kentnehy.
LOUnynLE, NJ, August 10, is7l
Branch once 900 Broadway, New York, In
charge Of Major Thomas II. Hays.
A. NJ. TURNAN, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper, window shades, sc, cheaper than
Auy one In the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
EIFrm DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.


denomination Of Hon. Charles IIuIse.
A meeting OF tho Republican voters Of the
Fltlh district was held last night At the corner
Of Twenty.thirl and l. streets, and was very
largely attended.
On calling the assemblage to order Mr. John
Minor Bolts, the president Of the club, made
lew remarks, stating that they had assembled
for the purpose Oi nominating candidate for
the House Oi Delegates, and urging that the
proceedings should be quiet and hArnOnl Gus.
On motion, the club resolved itself into mass
meeting, with Chas. Irvine as chairman, and
Alfred Day as secretary.
II was then resolved that they proceed at once
to nominate = candidate, and AIR. X. S. Brown
nominated Chas, L. Hulse, the nomination
being received with enthusiastic cheering. No
belng put Mr. Hulse was declared the unAni.
nous choice Of tho meeting rs the candidate for
delegate.
a Committee, consIstinE Of J. NJ, Bolts, vii.
liam Ferguson and George Phillips, was ap,
pointed to notify Mr.. Hulse Of the action Of tho
meeting.
During their absence short address was made
by Richard Brown. aud n series OF resolutions
Introduced by Mr.. q. W, Barnes, indoTsinE the
National Administration, the District govern.
menL Hon. N. L. Chapman aud Charles l..
Hulse.
About this time the committee returned with
the candidate, who, AFTER being heartily oheered,
made short speech, accepting tho nomination
Tor the third time at the hands Of his friends OF
the Filth district, 10 whom he felt extremely
grateful.
lie referred to the fact that ool ain other gen.
lehen VINO hhu IN the past enlOyCu tue conn
dence Of tho party hFi been named for the
nomination, and while he had been successful
he wanted II undeTstoCl that those opponents
were now his friends, al least he thought so, be-
cause they had fought within the ranks Of the
party. Those who Ia gone outside 10 fight no
tul LOd over 10 the tender charities OF tho meet.
ing He felt highly oOinplimented by the nomi.
nation because II was 10 him an Endorsement Of
his course during hts past two terms and no
would say 70 them that Il elected, and he knew
he would no, that bis aim should be TO labor
ZealOusly In tho cause Of the WOrklngmen rs
well as the property holder. He concluded by
again returning thanks 10 ono and all, and the
meeting adjourned with cheers for Hulse, ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27


As was noticed In yesterdays REPUBLICAN, a
disturbance occurred Saturday on PennHylya-
MIA avenue, between First and Second streets,
betWeen an employee Of the BOand Of Public
works and the Representatives Of the Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company 10 re-
gard TO preparing this portion OF the Avenue
Tor paving, which nearly eliminated In q serious
disturbances, but was prevented by the prompt
action OF Lieut.. Austin, Of the police, Yostor.
day morning, at the bOur Of beginning work A
force OF labOrers to the number OF one hundred
employed BY the Board Of Public Works Assem-
Dled on the ground, and began their days labor
by tearing up the work OF tho railroad hands
and shortly alter had the rails aud stTinEers
thrown over 10 the right side Of the Avenue,
from whence Superintendent Sailor removed
them on Saturday evening.
Sailor made his appearance on the ground
shortly Afterwards, and rsmATklnR that tie
board had the largest army this mOrnlng LETT 10
report the facts TO President Rikef. Tho tear.
ing up Of this road has Of course Interrupted Inc
through travel on the Navy Yard route.
The WOrkmeH, under the direction Of the
Board OF Public Works, after throwing the rails
and ties from the centre Of the Avenue (which
IL to be parkOd) 10 the sides from First 10 Fourth
streets continued down the Avenue, 10 Eighth
street east, laying the stringors for the rails
A consultation Is being held between the dI.
TeetOTs Of the company resdlng In PHILADELPHIA.
who arrived In Warrington yesterday upon a
telegrAphlc notice, and the chances are that theV
Will submit to the change proposed by the Board
Of Public Works.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

A DISEASE WITH A THOUSAND STMPTOMs.-
dyspepsia IL the most perpleTlnE OF all human
ailments. Its symptoms arc almost Infinite In
their variety, and the iorlOTn and despOnd ent
Victims Of the disease often fancy themselves
the prey, In turn, Of every known malAdy. This
70 due, In part, 70 the close sympathy which OF.
lists between the stomach aud tho brain, and In
part also, 10 tho fact that any disturbance Of
the digestive function necessarily disorders tho
liver, the bowels and the nervous system, and
aheots, 10 some extent, the quality OF the blood.
A medicine that, like HOstetter6 BitteTs, not
only tones tho stomach but at the same time
controls the liver, produces a regular habit Of
body, braces tho nerves, purihes the fluids and
ministers 10 q mind diseased, y 10 therefore the
true and only specific for chronic Indigestion,
such IL tho operation OF this famous vegetable
restorative. II not only cures dyspepsia but also
All eoncOmitAnts and Consequences. Moreover,
y Is Invaluable as preventive Of Indigestion.
No one who chooses 70 take half wineglAasiul
OF this agreeable appetizer and BtOmaohio habit.
ually three times day will ever DO troubled
with oppression aitor ealing, nausea, sour eruc.
tations, or any other indications Of want Of
Hlgor 10 the digestive and Astlmllaupg organs
The debility and languOr buperlnduoed by hot
weather arc lmmedi ately and permanently 70.
lieYed by tho blttoTs, and persons who are con.
additionally Inclined 70 look upon life "as
through glass, darkly,n will be apt to take a
brighter and more hopeful view Of the situation
under the genial influence Of this wholesome
medicinal stlmulant. M,W6F
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
AFFAIRS

NOrIUEs or NEw Adv SW rIsEHgNr-.
Tvs National University Law College opens
September ..
u. II. wARNER, real estate broker and auc'
uoneer, will soli, on Friday, August 20, Mt
o'clock, p. m, several fine lots In square 5O2
THE singing classes Of Professor l.. Corradi
Uolllore will open on Monday and Tuesday, sep.
tomber and 10.
THE Fllh, Sixth and seventh Legislative
districts will hold a mass meeting Wednesday
evening.
THE regular Republican club Of the Seventh
district meets this evening
LATINER \ CLEARY, auctionsers, will SELL on
Monday, September 2, at 10 O'Clock, a. IN, a
superior lot Of household furniture.
THE examination Of the newly appointed
county school teGohsrs.wIll take place wodne'.
day, RtpA m.
A PHYSICIAN, With a small capital, Is wanted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

J. OTmOnd Wilson, esd, and Prof Spencer, Of
this city, attended the Teachers Institute,
which begun It's session yesterday at Harmonic
hall Mr.. Wilson addressed the teachers Civ
Ing the teachers some useful and wholesome ad.
vice. Prof Spencer gave some elementary In
stTuctiOns on penmAnshlp, The venerable
Benz. HalloWell, Of Montgomery county, Nd,
presented 10 the teachers some new and inter.
estlng phases OF arithmetic, and VIM. 7. Carne
presented and illustrated the phonetic alphabet,
urging It's use as n basis OF the study Of sound
and in the teaching Of articulation 10 the public
schools The principal OF St. Johns A;Ala'
my proElhel At INC lnslltnLe..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
VISIT
wGllGeh's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. AV., below National Hotel.


THURsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder is the
best IDENTIFIES In use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy,
Price 20 and 30 cents.
superior TO anything known. Pits Is cents.
THoHrsoN's POmAds Optims ITeXquIslte. II
softens, beauties, and GtTenEthens the hair
Price - and 30 cents,
All for sale by druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The Departmental Rellef Association con.
yoned last evening at the lecture room, Y. NJ.
O. A. building, There was large attendance
and much interest manifested upon several pro.
posed amendments TO the BY laws, one Of which
was adopted, admitting all applicants undeT 90
eighty new applicants were elected, among the
number the honorable Commissioner Of the
Land once. This association Is In most pros
porous condition, and numbers nearly hye hun.
drod members, having received large Aocesslons
since the death Of Mr., Potts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

5, StamstAg \ 20, will sell, at 400 Seventh
street, between ID and + streets northwest com
nencinE at $50 o'clock, q. ~, $4,000 worth Of
dTy-gOOds.
Green \ Williams will sell At o'clock, p. ~,
jo4, improved by a tWO.stOTy brick house, front
Ing on New Jersey avenue, between and X
streets northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
THE sTRAIGHT-UUTs.
How 10 Get TO LOHIsViIIe-RRIIT0ud Ar
Tanaements for the Affair.


Those who intend visiting Louisville, Ken
lucky, during tho coming Democratic oOnVen-
ton In that city should not fail to take adyAn-
taKe OF tho Inducements offered via Baltimore
and Potomac Northern Central and PennsyivA-
mia Central railroads. Do which occasion round
trip tickets will be sold at tho low sum OF go.
On these trips Pullman palR 20 cars will DO sup
piled from Harrisburg through to Louisville
Without change, which viii make this tho most
comfortable route to take for Louisville. In ad-
dillOn, the scenery along those roads Is the most
beautiful IN the country, aud will repay any QUO
In takI1B this OppOrtu' 'ty Of seeing tno same ut
n small cost
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

There is at the Patent Once vast collection
Of models, and such Of them as arc not required
for purposes OF eferenoe In the ONCE, and such
as have not been consigned to tho care Of dlteT
eht Institutions Of learning throughout tho
country will be sold by the Commissioner Of
Patents at public auction, August -, Ia con
ioTmlty with an act Of Congress authorizing tho
sale. All who wish to Withdraw their models
can do so previous 10 the day OF sale. Il will be
an occasion Of considerable Interest. and many
OF the models are intrlnsi0allJ valuable, and
among them are real gems Of art.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The First District Yesterday.
This board Of REPATRIATION Initiated the new
registration Of tho District yesterday by record.
Ing tho list Of voters In tho First Legislative dis
trlct, which includes all Of Washington situated
east Of Lincoln avenue and Banker Hill roat.
At " O'Clock the books were opened at Martins
lowing result: Total, lss; OF which 3i2 were col.
orcd and lbo white. To-day the books will be
opened at the house Of George N. HOLLAND, on
HenuinBb BrldEe.roaj, near the Boundary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The following n the programme for the music
at the Capitol on Wednesday Grand Quick
March, Boyer; selections from Tell, ROssinl
IutrOd uotiOn and WaltEes " Narclssus," wade
tlschs, SurE; POtpOurri HeyduTlch; IntrOduc-
ton and WaltEs6 "Artus Klange,' HunEo
Ny own, my Guiding star Robin Hood Ma.
lLmnnl Airs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Suit was entered yesterday msrnlng by Clln.
ton Rice against Edward W. Hale, teller at
tho United States Treasury tor charging him
and causing him TO be prosecuted for forgery In
the Police Court and deprived OF his liberty
without any foundation for the charge. MIR.
Rice claims $50 600 AS damages. The case will
be hoard At the coming term Oi the Circuit
Court.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The Chappaquacks Of the Tenth district met
with poor success In their attempt to hold a
last evening, Only four OF the faithful appeared,
and hl OF them becoming dskuSted With thS
small turn out left the hall With a poor appTe-
citation Of the Greeley enthusiasm In that dis.