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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The County Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at Their Offc" in the Court House. in Elkton on TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. the 18th, 10th
and 18th. and On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. tho
End AMI "rd Of February. next, for the purpose of
making Transfers aud Correcting Assessments. aud
notice is hereby given, that after the said Ord day Of
February. next. no alterations will lie made in any
ass"s -mrn' for tho wear 1870. BY order.
WM. L. MILLER, Clerk
Commissioner, Cecil county.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court If said
county letters Of Administration the personal esat.
of SARAH b. EGAN.
late Of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned To exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the Jth day of January 1871;
they may otherwise, by law. I've excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. All persons indebted I, said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment the subscri-
bcr. Given under my hand, this Sth day of january
1870. JAMES c. EGAN,
Administrator Of Sarah b. Egan, decd.
T-st-REuBEs b. JAMAR, Register
Jan 8. ls10-Gw
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PROPOSALS. FOR
Stamped Envelopes and Wrappers.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

January 10, 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received until . ~
Oh the nrst day OF MARCH, 1870 for furnishing all the
Stamped Envelopes and Newspaper Wrappers
which this Department may require during period Of
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

TTNIIE regular meetings Of the County Commissioners
i will re held on the second TUESDAY Of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County will please
file the in the Commissioner Office, with legal
voucher: $ account will be allowed not properly
chargeable to the same
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply the Clerk during the of the
Board. BY Order
WIN. T. MILLER. Clerk
Commissioners Of Cecil County.
De u 1ssy-y
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RF IT. ES,1 1rE

REAL ESI4 TIE.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARM.
BY virtue Of Deere. Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, the under .gn Trustee will sell at Public
Sale,
Saturday, Goth day OF January. 1870,
on the premises, all that
F a r M,
of which Elisha II. England lately died seized This
property is situated mile northwest Of Brick Meet
ing House. and contains
60 ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
in high state of cultivation except 5 acres in good
Timber The location is healthy and in a good neigh
lorhcoi, convenient 10 churches. mills, &c.
The improvements consist of Two-Story ~
FRAME DWELLING, with small Kitchen 1Ih
attached No. Cellar Barn. 10 x So nearly
new; good Nagon-hoise and Granary; and 4 s.}
thriving Apple Orchard Of choice fruit Just in hearing
There is splendid Spring Of Water near the door
THE TERMS OF SALE are One-thir,i in cash on the
day Of sale onethrd in Six Months. residue in
Twelve Mouths The Credit payments bear interest
from the day of SALE and to lie secured Bonds or
Notes of the purchaser with surety approved by
the Trustee.
SS~Sae 10 coin,unrcc at l o'clock Pm
J. r. MCCULLOUGH
JAM, loIo-is Trustee.
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tlNIuHn, For Circulars, address l.. SAGE, Vinegar
Works, Cton,well. Conn. sw
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NEW ADTERTJSEJTEyYS.


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F0H FAMILY USE-Slnpte cheap. reliable. HINTS
EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED Circulars and
sample stocking FREE. Address HINKLEr KNIT
TING MACHINE co, Bath Ne. 4w
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS.

4 \ LAD IIDSGs coSsuNpTIvEs.-A GRATEFUL FATHER
" will send to all who wish it, the directions by
which his daughter after being given up by ply
AMI desparrd Of 10y her father restured from CON
FIRMED CONSUMPTION TO perfect health. without
the se of medicine. Sent free. Adlrose
W Nj GREEN D. Franklin Jersey City j
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DIED
HfT NVTT''" "
name and address.

CRoyK-A sirg Sing n T. Apl7 1870 Rev De e""C ofosA.
int The re Of his
bis funeral at the Baptist Chub in said place ssnS tns Ds
inst at lOlt}cock HIS remains Viii De taken WINE
n Y. for internent
pIysu.uv on Wednesday April at bis residence at sisibes
Relative, And friends family invited 10 attend the tuner nss
esmpster Church Elizabeth Saturday April At 'ei'es
M Trains leave CourtlAudt and Libertysts, at oe"sk
pusRyBRRRY-On weduea the 9th inst James Dueuber' ages
His relatives and friends Invited attend the fane'a without far
tber notice bis late residence. No Jl Wooster - on
mOrqns tfs 9Th ss ..'s s,s. Al c'0eA 'Dd "' '''
gLLERY-In BroOiyu April Capt George Eery in the SA rear
of bis
Notice offuneral hereafter.
LIsK-At Grsnitevi April Bgbert Lsk aged u yesrs
invited attend the funeral from hs late RESI-
deuce on Friday, April 8, at 2 O'Clock p.
LOCKR-At wheone L. l., the 9th nst Of paralysis Jas A.
wife of John d. Locke. aged % yesr, . 49,, a., ,,
family respectfully invited 70 stend the fnnef
her late residence. Sunday the 10th nst at u SPECIAL
FushiDg North Deps<
returning the conclusion OF the funeral services
OHARA-On Thursday April OF pneumons Mabel daughter of
Cuarles X. and Kate 0Ilara, aged months and days .
The funeral will take place Saturday. Ap a. u oeoef iron NO
Is West Forty sevenhSt
pRRUDHoMME-At White Plains Tue.isy April Peruetts
Pr.ughomme wife Of Eugene Preudhomme, aged %
Tie friends family respectfully invited TO sead TIE iaoss
White Plains, FRIDAY
ID. Train Harlem depot Twenty siIihst, at 10
sUGDBN-on Wednesday April Irene ysHywater wife Of Benjamin
The relative. family respectfully invited s.,esd
the 29l West Houston Sunday
Apr TO- o'clock m Her remains will be taken 10 houss
Pleasant Cemetery. Newark, n J.
sHINRRAt Junction n j. April Isaac Warren Sinner of Nsssh
H. j. son Of Euoch T. MARY Sinner, aged Jesn
Funers services 70 be Egh,h formerly ou.ry..
friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
TAYLOR-At Brooklyn "Wednesday April Florence bfln. d.asN
ter Consa c. Taylor aged weeks sod diJ
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
MICHIGAN.
CHARTER ELECTIONS.

CHARTER ELECTIONS.
Charter elections were held in several cities
and villages Michigan the 4th nst which, 50 far as
heard from, resulted as follows:
Adrian elected N b. Eldridge Dem) Mayor, while tho
other city officers we're divided with the Republicans.
Ann Afbor elected Charles Hartman (Rep) Mayor, as
well as the entire Republican city ticket. by increased
majOrtes. Council largely Republican.
Bay City elected the entire Democratic city ticKet
Battle Creek elected Thomas Hart lRep) Mayor also
the entire Republican ticket for city officers Il, =
Corunna elected every Republican candidate upon the
ticket except one. - ,,,
East Saginaw was swept clean by tho Republicans;
also Flint. ~
Republicans, was elected. 49,,
Grand Rapids is strongly Repubcan-Moses " Aid
rich, Mayor ,
Hsdale elected the Republican ticket by large ma
J0rity. >. ,,,,,,.- =,
jackson was carried by the Democrats-Wlliam NJ
Bennett Mayor. -
In Lansing the result half and half-w. Wright,
Dem., Mayor. A.,
The Democrats carried Marshall Monroe Niles. Pontiac
and Port Huron. The Republicans succeeded in Muske-
gon and Saginaw City. The honors were divided IN ST.
Clair and Ipsilant.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
STEEL RAILS.

MR. FELToN's RESPONSE TO COM. VANDERBILT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1870
DEAR SIR: Your esteemed favor OF the 2ith
uIt is this day received, and hasten to reply, very
briefly to your reasons for Withholding your signature
from the petition 1t Is true that at the time when We
forwarded to you Of the sgners were interested
in Pennsylvania railroads, but now inclose you an
other copy with numerous additional names, showing
the general interest which felt in the subject in other
parts Of the Union.
presume that all the petitioners as well as yourself
are decidedly in favor Of sustaining competiton-not
home competition alone, but both homo and foreig n"
But the time has arrived whom the homo manufacturers
must close their works. unless additional protection Is
granted them, and in that event the monopoly which
you dread would be enjoyed by foreigners.
We ask for no American monopoly. The duty OF TWO
cents per pound would not add ten dollars un to the
present price Of steel rails and would not diminish the
importation OF foreign rails But it would give encour-
agement TO q valuable branch OF industry.
which ia still struggling in its infancy for an
American foohold 1t would secure home competition
which always cheapens orfces; 10 would heP 10 cnflch
American raroads,by the Increased ra1c when always
ensues from the successful establishment OF domestic
manufactures and 10 would benefit our Government Dy
iudcions aud useful increase Of It's Customs revenues
Yours truly .. H. fLLioS'
Com C. Vanderbilt President. &c.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
NEW-.IERSEY.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION or TIE NEW CON
soLIDATED CITY OF JERSEY CITY.

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION or THE NEW CON-
sOLIDATED CITY OF JERSEY CITY.
Last evening, the Republican Convention of
the consolidated city OF Jersey Clty-comprisng
In Library Hall, Bergen City, for the purpose OF nomi
mating Mayor and other officers under the new charter
After the roll OF delegates was called, the Convention
proceeded TO nominate a candidate for Mayor COM
municat.on read from the Citizens Association or
Jersey CITY, who desired TO confer with the Convention
with a view to cooperation The Chairman appointed
Citizens Association, and after hours consultation
the committee returned and reported that d. B. Gregor
was the choice for Mayor, but that gentleman having
peremporly declined, Dan McCloud OF Jersey City was
unanimously nominated for Mayor. Mr.. MeCloud ac
cepted the the nomination in appropriate speech
The following nominations were also made: Water
Commissioners-John NJ Corneilson Bergen City Gar.
ID. Van Reypen. Hudson CITY; Isaac sanderbeck.
Bergen CITY Police eCommissloners-Jacob Rlngle, Jer-
sey City Frederick A. Gettz Hudson City; benjamin +.
Walsh, Bergen City. Police Justices--James Van Horn,
Hudson CITY, NJ Q. Mathews, Bergen City. The nomina-
tiors received the Endorsement OF the Convention.
motion appointing Committee to submit the names OF
the candidates to the Citizens Association OF Jersey City
for their approval, was agreed 20: Inc Sommttee
didates and the changes made, the Cltzens'
Association declared that they only retained
one Democratic name In ticket often, ana by
in Jersey CITY Thomas Adrdge Police Justice in
Hudson CITY they refused have further intercourse
with the Convention. DR.. Corneils0n OF Bergen City
declining to accept the nomination as water Commits
soncr tho name OF John B. Drayton substituted:
Jacob Rnzle OF Jersey City, the choice OF the Citizens
Association for Police Commissioner withdrew his name.
The August IngwersOn OF Jersey City was then
substituted for that OF Mr. Rnzle after which the Con-
yentiOn adjourned
The following nominations have been made
ty the Republicans OF Trenton: For Mayor-Wm. Il
Titus: OF TaxeS--Johu j. BReOw school Su-
perntendent-H. Il. Howell.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
OBITUARY..
T.. 9. KETCHUM.

l.. 8. KETCHUM.
Leander Smith Ketchum died on the 27th ult.
He was born in Marion Wayne Co. N Y, Aug. 81 1873
His parents respectable and In good
but by death Of his mother and other ne
was at the age years thrown entirely upon his own
resourees Child as he was, he determined to qualify
himself for tho legal profession. Steadily continuing his
ndies In order 10 gain subsistence he devoted himself
Teaching school until in he had prepared to enter
the Sophomore Class OF williams College IN iSi2 he com
menced the practice Of law In Clyde OF his naive
county In this profession lie 70 distinction 50
that in 1852 chosen Surrogate ana Judge Oh froDao
In ds,fss pDGs G AZ the expiration Of this term
1860. he retired from professional io anu ons"seu "
Dnring the war he ardent patriot and rendered
efficient service In raising troops lie was ne,pel NJ
lie Constitutional Convention OF this state III oo We
at Albany he was seized with nervous deDllty Nhlch
finally caused his death Asa lawyer, no coulu DO ,e
m" adyocate of strict and impartial justice He was the
friend Of lhe poor and helpless. never maklng ueIr
ability 10 pay condition Of his undertaking their cause
As "A iudpe be was remarkable for the rapidly WIN
which he dispatched business and la the many own ana
wears not one OF his decisions reversed by higher
court As an agrioulturs he was among the foremost
i'm the Introduction OF labor saving machines anu iu
ovea live stock and In the formation Of associations
and every other movement for advancing a.icuitufh
interests.
The Rev. Nathaniel Langdon Rockingham,
ID d. father OF the Rev. o. j. Frohngham OF this city,
ana Of Miss Ella tho translator ana author
died t his residence In Boston, on Monday morning lie
s hmm IN Boston In July. i7VJ graduated at Harvard
urversiy classmate Of Edward Everett. and was or
dained p,stor of the Fret Church In 1873 lie resigned
this charge In 1880. after 80 years OF ai'iu nc o
accouut of i health Since that time Ills e mas Dcon
dyofrd 10 tbe culture Of scholarly taste ana 70 iite
r,ry pursuits During several years Past no "as
sufferer Ia the scclnsion OF ses "nsbaisd and he
wrs seldom idle except when entifcB IionI".,"' ~,
& 'oiry bo,ide contrbuillg frequently 10 The CHRIS
Ta,, Lrapiaer aud 7ht NORTH America" "h'~~'
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MR.. GREELEY AND THE UNION LEAG UE
COMMITTEE
STATEMENT BY A MEMBER.


TO n, Editor Of The Erenfng Post
SIR: The persistent Misrepresentation by The
Sn and other papers of Mr.. Greeleys action at
Albany in regard to tho Charter. constrans to
write you and request the publication OF this note
Twas OF the Committee Of the Union League Club
appointed to to Albany. and with Dir. Greeley all
the time he there. His statement published in this
mornings TRIBUNE is strictly accurate in every par
ticular.
At the meeting OF Republican Senator's, there was
present beside the Senators and the four members
OF the Club Committee II any else knows what was
said he got his information by listening at keyhoie
TO what emphatcay stated to be private meeting
Mr. Greeley at this meeting insisted. from first to last
that unless the proposed amendments accepted by
Democrats the Republicans should vote against the
Charter-usng tho very language quoted in his state
ment OF this morning He urged this although
suggested that II 1t was taken the amendments to
Registry aud Election laws might be defeated, Mr.
Greeley believing that the Democratic factions would be
compelled pass these laws in their own interest.
1t is perhaps but Just add that did not fully
approve his views this extent, 1t seemed possible II
not probable that tho factions might compromise and
agree which case reasoning from experience, they
would not be likely to deprive themselves by stringent
and effective Election the privilege OF manuiactur
ing spurious maorities. And, although the failure 10
the Charter is very much to be regretted mas
much as s passage assured before the Union League
Club Committee left NewYork the Republican party and
the community at large have, in my Judgment gained
vastly more I'm the Improvement OF the election system
than has been lost by the Charter acted upon this
belief at Albany and dom. regret it, Very respectfully
yours, sAaL D. oIAsshi'
PSI have no doubt Messrs Varnum and Iaimbcer
would concur with me- but unable to them to-day
No Pnest, Ne1- York, April 7, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
VIRGINIA.

MUNICIPAL TROUBLES IN PORTSMOUTH.
FoRT MONROE, April 7.-GOv. Walker ap-
pointed a new City Council for Portsmouth, Va. and
they were duly commissioned through the Mayor Upon
making application for the Council chambers and records
the old incumbents who appointed by Gen Candy,
refused to give up either the tho other Strategy
was resored to, and possession obtained by the new
Council and the bodies have held 1t alternately ever
since. Both dong business, and the city remains
quiet. An attempt was made yesterday to commit the
Mayor as which party he recognized, but he informed
them that the Courts would decide the question; ~ was
not his business to do so.
In Norfolk the City Council appointed by Gov Walker
had difficulty obtaining possession or the chamber
and records but other branches there trouble
anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

DECENTRALIZATION Thursday April at the est.acs Of the
brides parents by the Rev o. Murray d. D. Charles Bfeedes
20 MARY e. daughter OF Hsr Hall. all Of this eig
DB PUY-MBAD-on Thursday April bJ the Rev Joha Cssh
man Alexander T. De Puy to May Mead all Of this city
KNAPPBATBs-Tn Brooklyn, Thorsdy April 10. reoe"es
the By Rev Thes CaJe Edsafa Asspp
c. Bates. No cards
PaRsoSs-McCLELLAE-InM Moo'el't j. on IhSsish Ab'
The residence Of Mr. K NJ Henng by Rev MARX hopkah p
John Of Hartford Coma spc MARI dnsne ns AS
Samuel Mcclellan. N. d. Of PhiadelpaA
sTURGIs-HAZARD-On Wednesday, April a. Newport X l.,
s,urgs D. ofHewYorL o Martha DE WOLF daughter i"s
late Capt S. +. Hazard, U. >. N
BOstoo papers please copy
TRBADwBLL-LBB-In this city THURSDAY April T. ~ hex
Howard Crosby. D. D.. John H. Tresd~el to Helen Irene Sos
daughter Of tie late Leonard Lee
All Notices Of Marriages must be ndorsdd wtm ~"
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
THE WESTERN wooLEN MANUFACTURERS Asso
CITATION.

TIE WESTERN WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS' AssO-
CATION
The Executive Committee of the WOOlcn
Manufacturers Association OF the West and South met
Chicago on Tuesday for the purpose OF arranging plans
for the next exposition Of textile fabrics, which VIII open
There was lively competition between the four
the next location. Each city made liberal offers.
indianapolis was finally decided upon; Inc Com,
Trade OF that city made the following five
offers by way OF nducementi i, to pay all
fregbt and drayage on goods exhibited to advertise
the exposition properly to provide ample room for
exhibition and power for all machinery L. to entertain
The OFFICERS of the Society guests of the cy to
All expenses incurred by the exposition such competi
ttion cities and such liberal oilers are evidence
tna the Society has assumed great Importance III the
West aud that it, meetings regarded exceedingly
profitable 10 the city which is favored.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

Miss Mitchell, the woman astronomer will
give a lecture tonight at Apollo Hall. Broadway and
Twenty for the benefit OF the Sewing Girls
Home No 262 East Broadway Miss Mitchell will speak
particularly OF her own observations, on the sun, es-
uecay during the recent eclipse. We cannot doubt that
the est stmabe lady Will have a large and appreciatye
audience not IN the habit OF speaking IN pubic,
fame "A deyotee and professor ot astronomy IS
world v Idle.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

monthly reception last evening at the residence OF Mrs
Manning. Nearly all the members were present ana
with large number OF invited guests filled the rooms
with waves OF nIurmur ana color. Miss Kate Hlliard
gave the literary OF the evening IN tue shape oi
an admirably written essay on "Ben Jonson ana the
early English Dramatists" Her subject was handled
with tact and much poetic feeling aud the whole essay
gave evidence OF careful study The eoarsenesses. the
rude auips aud crans OF the she eudcd with grace
giving the iinpr delicate expressions OF amor0us
sentiment Both tho essay aud hor manner OF readina
II were waImy appreciated
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, April THE equinimity of the
Senate was somewhat disturbed this morning by the re-
ception OF message from thei Governor yeOing the
Jersey Shore Pine Creek and Buffalo Railroad bill An
effort made have the na adjournment postponed
until Saturday but 1t proved unsuccessful ana the Leg
islature adjourned sine die about IL o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

LONG IsLAND-TOwN ELECTIONS.
The following is complete list OF the names
OF Supervisors chosen in Suffolk County at the presen'
election Republicans In Roman. Democrats Ia itaiio'
East Hampton-Samue j. Osborn.
South HamptOn-Wm. X. Post.
Shelter IslaDd-Samuel H. Nicou.
SOuthold-Franklin ii. Overton.
Riverhead-SimeOn 8. Hawkins.
BrOOkha yen-E. TuthtU.
Isip-Charles u. Gillette.
Huntington-J. A. Woodruff
SmithtOwn-L. Il. Smith.
Republicans. G; Democrats, g. Republican gam l.
Mozart Hall Democratic General Committee
has organized for the year with the following Board OF
officers: Chairman. J. McCo0l president, Thomas
Dunphy Secretaries Joseph McCarty and John Seguson
Sergeant. at Arms, John Folan.
The Irish Republican Central Club, Major
James Haggerty, President added number OF new
names night The Club proposes 90 or
ganze district associations after the OF the Union
Republicans and at present engaged IN plans for that
end.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
i os's, and srn sale. 80 bale.

Arorsr, Ca Apnl Tou closed quiet aud lrm sales ~ bales
Md his 2Hlllc. receipts 4JJ bsss-
AP MAes 10 morste supgy sale ear iresa~ ell 3.
nted susl sales oi ssse IA bsss AZ
81 Corr seed dehbd Nth small suppp Round yellow ~
81 Barrier dull Uas IA lr uQaes! 81 INC al
yasoe kfoes sAe OF Slate Oj1O.c
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

Hlv.sl April 7-Susr active wuh better feeiug Ma H. d.
se8t suobe kbange lonioa crpi premium
on UaiIed G days sight 10 eueu per 6coant shor
g per discount Ca Ay. ssLt sod IL ssa P'enam
short sight. per ceE pgemgA,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

FOR SALE Br ALL NEwsMEN.
BY mail s. per year. Terms. cash IN advance Address
THE TRIBUNE, New York
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

Pudclford over Pierce. 4.2i1 do. IN 1902 $50. =,
A dispatch from Providence April ], gves tho com
plco returns, as follows;
Copeto roturns Of tho State election give PAdeiford.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Inta Stamping Note Pssss
wv EyskDsLLs sons FTLrossr OLD DUrca CsUaen
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

The Trophy Tornao.-Twesy seeds s5 Send for se1iss
Addrs.s Gxo. K wARisG, jr. Ogden P,rm. Newport
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

weddinQ Cards. New Elegant s'esBt'mne .ud take -
tmate beoe orierng CBAPsas BLoosER Fas"sA -
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
OHIO.

We find in the Toledo journals the follow
,ng returps Of the special election held in the xth
District of Ohio for Congressman in place of Truman
IL Uoae deceased:
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

The Providence journal gives the following
as the OF the election FOR Governor OF Rhode island
ON Wednesday last
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08
LATEST EUROPEAN MARkKrS
HAVANA MARKET.

PARIS Apl mThe Boue continues excited but reoes
have recovered .Hd a. quoted ~ Tie
New-York tribune., 1870-04-08

R.publicap for Governor. 1898; Prince. Democrat
Il98 over all. 3.9l6.