Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-24
The publication of the Sunday edition of 7hc
Press Is discontinued.

The publication Of the Sunday edition of The
Press Is discontinued.
Our telegrapblc market reports show contin-
ucd depression In bread stuifs, doubtless more
pleasant to consumers than producers and dealtls.
oyercoats to the kRecs very tight pants, like
those worn thirty years ago, and silk hits with
low crowns and broad brims; such are mems
fashions for the coming season.
Our exchanges continue to state that elections
will be held In various States Delaware included,
In November. This is incorrect; Delaware has
no election this year.
IN Cecil county, the Democratic candidate for
Senator William I. Miller, and for Surveyor,
james McCauley, have declined the honor. Jos.
A. Roman, Republican candidate for the House
of Delegates, also declines,
| \ New Haven mail agent was arrested Inst week
| for robbery of the mai-bags. One failing Of the
young man was the theft OF magazines and news
papers, whose direction he changed for the bene-
iii of his feminine friends. He is at least literary.
The Memphis Bulletin says that though Andy
johnson has not done just right, 1t hopes "thcre
is health yet left with him." The Memphis lost
says 1--WE join fcrycntly, though somewhat
uosp"hipsG' III 'he lopc 'ii''i he mas some hc'tn
WINCH n''s surNiVeu MrH' Todd anu pau WHISKY
Jay Cooke, who is staying at his handsome re-
sidence on Put-in-Bay, on Lake Erie, has written
a five column letter to the Sandusky Register, in
defence of the national banking svstem exnl,n-
It's ito
ihg its origin anu hierits, anu urging It's pepe'u
n.ion' --
| General Adam King, candidate of the Baltimore
Republicans for the State Senate, is n native of
this State his early home being in the neighbour
| hood of Delaware City. lie was one of the BRAY
est and most distinguished of those who entered
the Union army from Delaware.
| |
Housewives will rejoice nj the report that cram
berries turn out finely this year, and that the
price promises to come down to eight or nine
dollars barrel. The fruit picks well, and the
| weather Is excellent for its full ripcnlng. the
frosts holding OIL well.
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Jesse L. Nliills, Oh lnulana, lion. James Bruuks,
| of New York. Samuel Mckee. of PENNSYLVANIA,
government directors of the Union Pacific rail-
road.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer hoists the name Of
Geo. H. Pendleton as its candidate for the Presi-
saws h. IL ~, al .da, ,ha a,.a..a.,
thc Nor,h W., Ir,,,a sa'i'o
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| wolui howl Is being raised by all the secc,h
sympathlsers over the fact that nine Of the jurors
drawn for the approaching trial Of JEFF Davis are
colored men. Several Of the newspaper cores
pondcnts say that an effort is to be made 10 have
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Newspaper correspondents at Washington pcr-
sist in asserting that there is prospect of the re-
nomination of Mcclellan lw the Democratic par-
| ty for the Presidency We cannot conceive Of n
more convenient nomination for the Republican
party the same old SONGS snerches and namnb-
no,lina In, ,,an,,.. 49,, 80, "o''s
- .' ','''e .-"vp' ''no. 'he i''st
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A"' J's' ",'tNeu III "asiiii'S-
'oii anu VIII shorlly return To Kansas to take part
in the approaching election. He saws the cleo
tinns l., p.nns,.,,nn ~ an
wanna ''u INV n'Ne hNu iittlc
elect on the campaign in Kansas, except to make
the parties work harder. He had been canyassipp
the Stale. and thinks thc Rcunhlic,n ,cl,o, iii
- '" ''',h"s 'ie hupuphciii TICKET VIII
po elected by large minority. The Manhood
Suffrage Amendment to the State Constitution
NAV run behind. Int will undoubt.dlv bc oorr;od
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~ fe'i'alc ouhtage Amendment, he says, will
ri. was,,tn,,,on ,,1..,,.,,..-.,..-.
| Iost saw, letter has been received t,,ero frnn,
James +. Wilson chairman nj tho Ina;,ia,,
Committee of the Uousc in which he s,n,o. IN,
he has not expressed any opinion on tho .nh,oo,
Of Impeachment outside Of tb, co,n,,;,,.o -,