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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

We are glad to know that General
Beatty voted against the bill which re-
Gently passed the House Of Represen
tatives increasing the salaries of
Washington clerks twenty per cent.
Nineteen Democrats voted for it and
only three against it. OF She Repub-
licans 81 voted for it and 81 against
it. Mr.. Bingham voted for it in order
to move its recall from the Senate
which he has done. There is now a
good prospect that the bill will be kill
led as it ought to be. It never should
have been passed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

The membars Of Congress from Ar
kansas were admitted to their seats on
Tuesday. The Senators are Alexander
Mcdonald and Benjamin c. Rice.
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AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON.
Reports of Committees on Credentialr
and on Order of Business were received
and adopted. The COMMITTEES on Cen
tral Committee reported the following
names as members of the Central Com,
mittee for the ensuing year, which re-
port was adopted, viz: 7. F. JOY, J. S
Jones, /. J. Richardson, of Delaware
township J. B. Jones, of Radnor; J. F
Doty, Of Oxford E. kim ball, of Berk-
shire, and NJ a. SacketB, Of Berlin.
Chas. Neil, J. T. Doty and T. p. Myers
were announced as candidates for. Aud
itor. On first ballot, Neil received A
votes, Doty SO, and Myers 9 /; where
uDOu J. +. DOtY was declared the NOM
inee Of the Convention. On motion his
nomination was made unanimous.
David g. Crafty, VIM. Brown and
David r. Morgan were proposed as
candidates for Sheriff. On first ballot,
Crafty received p votes, Brown IS, and
Morgan Il. VIM. Brown was declared
nominated, and his nomination was
made unanimous.
Gen. J. S. Jones was proposed as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, and
on motion, the rules Of the Convention
were suspended and his nomination
made bY reclamation.
The names of A. NJ. Fuller, G. +.
Bradley and T. f. Joy were presented
as candidates for County Commissioner.
On first ballot, Fuller received A votes,
Bradley 40, and JOY II. The name OF
T. f. Joy was then Withdrawn, and the
second ballot resulted as follows: Full
Ter 81 votes, Bradley 80, Joy L where
upon A. NJ. Fuller was declared the
nominee, and his nomination. was made
unanimous.
James Cox and B. n. Willis were an
nounced as candidates for Inhrmary
Director. On first ballot, Cox received
.. Hr,r,w
James Cox was declared the nominee,
and his nomination made unanimous.
BENZ. A. Banker was nominated for
Coroner by acclamation.
Delaware township having failed to
select delegates to the Congressional
Convention, the delegates from the
township were authorized to appoint
delegates to that Convention. The fol-
lowing were chosen: w. Il. Watson, T.
f. JOY, II. NJ. Carper, J. S. Jones, Jas.
Scott, Jas. Mooney and A. ii. Jennings.
J. Nipple, Esq, offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
RSsoIUed, That this Convention ap-
proves the course ofNHOn. John Beatty,
our present RepreseTA ative IN Congress,
and that we earnestly request the del
egates to the Congressional Convention
to give him their unanimous support
for denomination.
On motion, Convention adjourned.
TT. JOY, Chairman.
". T. WATSON, Secretaries.
M. r. SCOTT,
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Hol[E ANp FORETaN NEWs.

As a news centre for the entire Mississippi VAL
ley, Cincinnati has superior, and has facil-
lilies which defy comps tition fron even the great
commercial eentars Of the East. The lAtest eWs
from all parts OF the world to the hour Of going
press, will be given from two days to week IN
advance Of the Eastern weeklies. The news from
Europe by % ocean cable - published at the
gRue moment in Cincinnati "a in Hev York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

We are gratified to learn that Gen
eral Garfield has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans Of
his District Gen. Garfeld's services
are too valuable to be spared at this
time from the seat ne so ably fills.
The Republicans of the Fourth Dis
trict have re-nominated Hon. William
Lawrence, a compliment worthily be-
slowed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

To the owners of Lots bounding and
abutting on Liberty Street, between
Third Street, and the South Corpora
bion line.
The Council OF the InSor pOrated Village OF Della
ware by a resolution adopted at the regular meet
ing held June Ist, 1868, determined to improve
Liberty str from Third street, south 10 the COR
poTation line, by gFaFelng and guttering the
same.
By order Of the Council.
@. H. MCELROY,
June 26, '6s At. Recorder.
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Surratt's case was called in the
Criminal Court at Washington Monday.
The charge OF conspiracy was chosen on
which to try hinas Whersupon he was
discharged on the Indictment for MUIR
der, and the prisoner held in so. 900 for
his appearance next Monday.
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THE SUCCESS
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It is stated By the friends Of Presi-
dent johnson that he intends In the
early part Of July to issue an amnesty
proclamation, covering those cases ex-
cepted by the last one
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STO M II

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Notice.

To owners of Lots bounding and abut-
ting on Franklin Street, from VIII
liam Street South to the corporation
line.
The Council Of the Incorporated Village OF Del
aware at the regular meeting held JuEo Ist 1868,
BY resolution then adopted, resolved to improve
Franklin street from William Street south 20 the
corporation line BY grading the same and paving
the side walks with brick, six feet Fideg leavi ng
three feet from the lot lines unpaFed.
By order Of the Council.
c. h NCELROY,
June26, It. Recorder.
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Abiiah Gilbert has been elected as
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ron STATE OTBTCERs.
ron COUNT OEEToBRs.

The Mississippi election commenced
on the 22d inst.
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LITERATURE. gcIENCE AND ART.

For the general reader We shall give each week
degested summary Of Personal Items, Literary
Intelligence, Notices OF New Books and Magazines, 8,
Scientific Developments and Discoveries IN Art.
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No. Q. A defirable dwelling house william
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Union County Convention.
DE1AwARE, O., June o, Is

DE4AWAEtEs O.3 June Y, 1000
Pursuant to a call OF the Central
Committee, the Union Republican Con-
vention Of Delaware County assem- bled
at Templar Hall, and was called to or
der by J. S. Jones, Chairman of the
Central Committee.
On motion, 7. F. JOY was appointed
Chairman of the Convention, and w.
T. Watson and NJ. r. Scott, Secretaries.
On motion, Committees were appointed
on Credentials, Central Committee and
Order of Business. Convention then
adjourned till one o'clock p. m.
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Laryngoscopy & Rhinoscopy

Of the Voice and Diseases OF the Larynx generally
and the employment Of an improved and perfected
form OF
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THROAT and LUNGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Dr.. LighthiJl requires to see the
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AYer's CherrY Pactora ].


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CAMPAIGN CHRONICLE.
A PORTRAIT OF
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Sent to Every Subscriber.

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ALLEN, HAWFs & Co.

P, o. Box O. 80
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fdhby Goods, Cut
Iory, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather u0uds 80,
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No. g. Several large tracts Of Western land Tor
sale very low, OF for trPde FOR town property in
Delaware or farming iands in Delaware County
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NTARRTED

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

No S Two enc building lots on william Stree
very cheap.
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No, 4. A good lot on Washington Street a.
SIC - .eN
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Fowler and johnson.

The Cincinnati Gazette's Nashville
correspondent has had an interview
with Governor -Brownlow which he
writes up in that paper. The follow
ing extract relating to Senator Fowler
and Andrew johnson viii be found in
teresting. To the correctness of its state
ments Of JohnsOn's unpopularity with
East Tennessee UniOnists we can vouch
from personal knowledge:
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FoR sIX MONTHS.

TERMS OF THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-06-26

ron PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
1sABL- GALLOWAY
ELEcToIas At AANl-esi-s DAVID TOD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
Political Items.

Nat. CUNNINGHAM, Esq, is a can
didate for Treasurer of Vigo County.
Nat. can't well get along without an
office.
WASHINGTON correspondents K
press the opinion that Mr.. EvARTs's
argument in favor of Mr.. JOHNSON,
was apparently quite as much with
reference to the orator as to the Pres
ident.
MEssRs. w. P. APPLICABLE and
JOHN S. REID, of Fayette County,
N. RAYMOND, of Wayne, and B. F.
DAVIS, of Shelby, have been named
in connection with the Democratic
Congressional nomination in the
Fourth District.
THE Washington correspondent Of
the Indianapolis Sentinel says the
I~mpeachers are betting odds on the
conviction of the President. The cor
respondent predicts acquittal, though
he is nearly alone in doing so. The
correspondent of the New York Her
aid is also quite confident that the
President will be acquitted.
THE election of a Congressional
delegate in Arizona will take place
on June Sd. JOHN a. RUSH is the
Democratic candidate, and Gov. Nc
CoRMICK the independent and Repub-
lican.
The last number of the Chillic othe
Gazette announces the sale Of the
paper to Mr.. J. R. S. BOND by its pro-
pfietors, Messrs. G. D. and S. A.
FTTcH. The Gazette has always held
a prominent position among the week
lies of Ohio, aud Mr.. BONDS ability
and journalistic experience cannot
fail to sustain its reputation.
THERE are many indications that
impeachment is popular with the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
Hints to Political Meetings.

As the season for political meetings
approaches, it may be well to repro
duee the following excellent advice
given by Horace Greeley, some years
ago, which Republicans might do well
to heed:
1. Do not fix the day for your meet
ing and then look up your speakers
they will already, perhaps, have
been engaged elsewhere for that very
day-but secure your speakers first.
Let them fix the day.
2. Two prominent speakers, with
the local aid at your command, are
amply sufficient for any one mass
meeting. Let the people understand
these can be relied on, and do not
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11

lead your bills with an array OF great
names only TO disappoint your au-
dience.
5. have your meetings, II possible,
indoors. One indoor meeting, even
if packed, is worth half a dozen out
door noisy gatherings. The former
IS comparatively easy and the latter
dlhcult for a speaker to cOn rol.
4. If you must have out door gath
erings, then seek the grove or woods,
and fail not to erect a stand for your
speakers, and cover that stand with
boards, and with nothing else. Can
Vass absorbs and deadens the voice,
while with nothing above the speak
er's head, his voice will waste ia the
air above, and in FIVE cases out of six
he will break down.
D. Always put down upon your
platform. whether IN or out Of doors,
a piece Of coarse carpet to stand upon.
Never cover with oil cloth, unless you
expect your speaker TO be hfeless and
dull. "
o. Consume as little time az possi-
bic 10 preliminaTies, in marching and
countermaTching. Get your process
sion upon the ground with dispatch,
and proceed at once 10 the business
of the meeting. -A-
z. Remember, your speakers, espe-
claHy the ore prominent ones. have
families to support. Their time is
valuable. add it costs them money TO
travel on railroads and stay at hotels.
:" Thou shalt not muzzle the mouth
of the OK that treadeth out the coFn"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-11
The CINCINNATI commercial.

We startled the organ of the Van
derburgh Democracy recently, which
has been quoting freely from the col
umns of the Cincinnati Commercial,
by the declaration that the CONNER
sidl was not a Republican newspaper;
that it did not profess to belong to
that party, and that its opinions
could not be quoted against that
party. We were laughed at and
charged with reading the CONNER
cial out Of the party Every intel
Egent reader of that paper has read
lily seen that it does not acknowl-
edge allegiance to the Republican
organization. and that within the past
two or three years, it has done the