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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
One Hundred Dollars

Thar oas tst. rsI.sor fal OF ESGILsH RT1dALF BIT
TKIlS contains ~ ln1oh medicinal properties
bottle of oi the pleasantly tsed common ndveT-
t-ed bttess Ut the day The medical profession b
decide the Sveslon, Re II underwood that the Enssh
Female Mttsss Is not beverage, bat u a powerful
Iron and Vegetable Tonic com ed earnS long stand
ing chronic female plaints In every direction.
Put up in lArso bOtIes at t50 per bottle OF 1 bot
lies for SO and add b. drussiss and merchants
T. P. DRoMG0OLR 4 CO.. Prop'
Msmphk, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
Chaucery Court---sale Of Land.

j. r. D5ylc. Guarisn, TO- W. susannah CruIe ct ais
~ OBEDIENCE TO DECREE PRONOUNCED
in said cause by said Court, AT its September tenu
1870, 4 yA offer for sale at the court house door IN
Knoxville, Tennessee on saturday, NOVonber 2oth
1870 tho 8ud mentioned in the plcadiugs in said
for dstri6Iton DO, lying in the Dist Detrict Knox
county and adjoining susan HOuser and others, Gaid
will bA required 90 be- paid down, and the rtnaip.ng
tTp-rhy.s sD two 4UIL installments il one sId mo
y.uEi .hB purchase executing hu notes Elth lntefes
lrou ubss With E3ol security, aud lien will - rJSain
AL ..i -r'N be purchase money Is iaiiy gaAd
.s.Nl--4y H. l.. PArrkRSON. {. ". To-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
Sickness, Pain and Death

Legtmatsly rceu penalties for Violations Of na.ars
laws from which none esoApe.
The faded chsoh the pale and featnrye, the doll
eye, The oOpdod intclleet the deep heaVing sigh the
feeble and eacia,od frame, the detected brow the tot
torng gait all midwife previous tranegrcseon OF lay.
Knowing Ihat prOCraatnatio IA the thief OF time" ali
intelligent bongs apply for remedy or
oumetancee rnit while those who do not act tho
principle that delays dangerous generally hager
lOee more hSse and pay h.Opey.
Thousands OF mOthcrs aud dau ghtsrs Ia all satOrAs
and conditions q lde, snnernE. lingering and dy
ing from tia easNts " soMe dreaded aud deeAdfal
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
DrOmgOOle & Co. Buchu.

Tho bst All cheapest coubinAtlOa sOr Gl AdoSt0nE
OF the kueyi and Bladder offered 20 the public.
Il prepared 81 realGr ply sieiARs and used by the
profession.
PIioe 81 or az bottles iSr s. Bold " druggists and
'-''''-'''- Up. DRoMGo0Lz AGO
aa9-ly ksnDhh TsEg.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

ID, Of Poor Rum, Whia'1oy, PROOF sptr
iLs, and Refuse LiqCgra, uos.. 'sy,l, -lHSsi.
and awe tened - Ilcas5 ga. ls' rs ,.l I 1u..-
d, Nrpetisers " '''Reetc~a,4 - & thtt l..t .i1
t,ppler on 70 drunkenuas a-l "a, but ~. trar
Medicine, made nom Cine h..Na TO- an
Herbs OF California, fres from ala aot-l.c
9timularts. Tneyh 't.u G. .tF' N'N HOOD
PURIFIER and JiIF8 GIVING Penn
al lie system, carry 1sct D. r,1.-oegus NllL,r,
and restoring Gns tl1-tip q j .-.F condition.
No person can t1EG thass b.. .-5, aocoralus -
direc. iona, and rem tu long unl~.O.
600 will 10 given for an Iueg-1lle Ht7H, yHrs.
yjdinZ the Noues ere not des.r1g-l .v mineral
r1ig0uB CU utEor means end - 20. "- ms
.g.#Nd hcv0ud tho po ne OF repair.
For Iunamn Org and Chronic 2heu-
mati7u, and C5out, Dyaporsll, or lnGg-
gafLiGu, Bilious, RemltteEt, ard Inter
rnitfg1f ge-o-H. Diseases OF tho BLOOD.
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Biz
eages sr. clasrl br Initiated Blood, vhiah
as gen, ally yn'al.I - judgement or H.
iSn.g tnyiJnr,r~ tar ,'pruarl,, anil stimulate
otrnsr,l1i, a ,'s ...v .s.. ..rs.n. tho blool OF
slliuuur..t p. erI papa u9N tie snd yssoT
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache,
Pam ia 'hu SL0ull-r-, CDIghs, Ilghsnest OF she
o'r.,.. I.,6-r-s. Sour Stomach, bad Tests IN
10. a.. "a, a.. i1ua a rracks, Palp,t9ti0n Of Sha
IS ,plo1s p.'..nlses Of mo, Pam 10
thr ..- r-Sof rs h'ary'I. and . hundred other
~ . ..78,'rr1s y u arc tho ofspSinss on
u .... g., o.. .r.r-l ~ 'hess Bitters.
'..,u-e tl.a Filstst - 1od Vkgn over you and
lnuJ,i' - bursting through the skin IN PIN
r.., Erlpilops, vt sores! cleanse Il When u Is
,,.l, and your feelings will ten you when. Keep
,he blood I,uy- and ths health OF the system wiA
follow
PIE, TAPE, rul other WORMS, lurking ~
the system Of - On ny Thousands, are 0fhScsnallT
Ac,trnyal and rru SOd,
Yur full directions, read carefully tbs circular
around each bottle, printed IN four languages
English, German, French, and SpaniAh.
J. WALKER, 80 q; 50 Commerce Street. ". Y.
prorrietor. x. II. MCDONALD & 90,
Druggists and General ATsDts.
rlu Frt1yieco, California, and - Rnd54 Com
meta Strrgs, II. y. - -
b1- SOLD ny All DRUGGISTS AND
JEAL4Eh5.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
gDsEPEs al. WILDE,

ATT NEY AT LAW
a.H
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERE
o. .l-I.-lIr atu-0t,1n i.ail Collecting.
apr.-|.. DPDf7r; roar Of OSuFt HsESs
-ua-o.if-. .- tie CrRoNIcLp.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

The Senate and the House arc
now in suspense awaiting the agree
ment or disagreement of the con
ference committee on the Funding
bill, The Senate proposes loans at
4, Al and 5 per cent, while the
House, by Mr. Schenck, insists up,
on the single rate Of 4 per cent,
OF course the bonds must be taken
at par, for gold, in order to realize
any saving by lowering the rate of
interest. Schenok told the com
mittee yesterday, that he had the
papers to show that the loan pro.
posed could be negotiated at A per
cent, and the committee adjourned
to enable him to produce the pa
pers.
Oh, Robert, that was the point
in the case, and why did you not
shoulder the documents on your
first trip to the committee room?
Schenck told them that it were
better to wait ten years, than fund
at more than four per cent, since
if the people can only be allowed
ten years Of grace they will not
leave enough of the debt worth
funding.
1t was agreed that part of tho
loan would bo taken at home-all,
IL any, abroad If the committee
would duly consider the effect OIL
adding one thousand millions to
the several thousand millions of
other American securities that aroI
and soon will be abroad, they would
"shut up very speedily on this
business, renew the income
tax with rates graded up to ten per
cent, and provide for paying offI
the debt within ten years. Gin.
Times.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
Milaaea.

A Washington letter writer re-
marks on the "shrinking Of dis.
tanccs' which are travelled by mem.
bers Of Congress, In 1859 the
mileage Of Senators amounted to
$75,9l1; in 1860, with six more
Senators, it was but $29,312. 40.
In the House, the mileage, in 1859,
in round numbers, was 1868, 900 /;
in 1869, $159,000. The mileage
has been reduced one-half; but this
is less than that. The distances
have "shrul k" Thus Mr.. John.
son, Of Arkansas, used to charge
1000 miles from Washington to
Little Rock; MIR. Rice makes it a
full thousand less Mr.. @CpoRer, q
Missouri, made his distance $500
miles, while Mr. Drake now reports
1900 Mr., Gwin, Of California,
used to receive about $4,000 for
mileage; Mr., Cole now receives
$780, Jesse d. Bright made q
bill Of $500 each way, but Goven.
or Morton only gets $3.50 a year.
Doctor Fitch reported S2,s67, and
received $1,246; his fellow towns
man, Daniel Pratt, makes the dis
tance / 200 miles shorter, and OBJ
taius only $3.50 for both ways Da-
vid Turpie reported a distance OIL
9, csc miles from Northern Indiana
but Mr. Colfax finds 500 miles less.
Jefferson Davis used to take 81 ,600I
for q reputed distance Of 1000
miles; his successor, Mr. Revels,
lives 150 miles further away, re.
ports a thousand miles less, and re-
ceives o thousand dollars less, ~,
Y, Post,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
Cantellar on Lincoln.

The Speech of Emilio Castel lar,
in the Spanish Cortes, on the i'm
mediate abolition Of slavery in the
Colonies OF Spain, although not so
fine a specimen of sustained elo-
quence as his great speech on the
expulsion Of the Bourbons, con
tains, nevertheless, several strong
passages like the following = o,
s, journal,
America had been born in order
that 1t should be a paradise Of man
free, Of man regeneratc; yet 1t was
there that slavery budded. The
evil was so great that it touched
the United States Of North Amer
lea, and so intense was it that it pro-
famed even the bosom of the Re-
public, Not all of it, however, fell
into the accursed den. jefferson
traced the line where the black line
Of slavery should be broken, But
the slave party had so grown that
they were on the eve Of passing
that line. Then the navigator Of
the Mississippi and the Ohio, al
Senator from the great West, went
up to the Capital at Washington,
and when the slave owners gave
utterance to their loudest defiance,
he broke the chains Of 100000 of
men; and that nothing might be
wanting to his glory, not oven mar
tyrdom itself, he died, as did So
crates, as Christ, as oil redeemers,
at the foot of his work, over which
forever humanity will shed It's tears
md God his blessings. IApplause
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

The Democracy in different
parts of the United States are dis
posed to favor the prohibition OF
heavy taxation of Chinese immi-
grafton. This is, ofcourse, for the
sole object OF catching the votes oi
laboring men. We desire to call
the attention ofall Democratic Jour
mails now taking up with the idea
to the following resolution long
ago adopted as q plank in the ma,
tional Democratic platform, and re-
Gently adopted in the same words
In the Ohio Democratic platform
"The liberal principles embodied
by Jefferson in the Declaration Of
eEendence, and sanctioned by
the Constitution which makesaours
the land of liberty and an asylum
Of the oppressed Of every nation,
have ever been cardinal principles
of the Democratic faith, and every
attempt to abridge the privileges of
becoming citizens and the owners
of soil among us, ought to be re-
sisted with the same spirit which
swept the alien and sedition laws
from our statute books -
The new doctrine will render
an amendment to this
resolution, so that it reads can asy-
lum of the oppressed Of every ma
tion ercept the ChiHeSe.--- Lebanon
Star.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

- The Register eays that we, in our
last weeks issue, usade weak attempt ut
defending theoourse Of John A, Smith IN
Congress. To this charge we plead not
guilty, Mr. Smiths course needs no de-.
fense fromus Again the editor says that
John A Smith uoisd ler The land theiYing
bills passed by Congress, or he a greatly
alaaaerad Mr, Smith did not vote for
the land thisying bills, but that he Is
greatly slandered, a. tho Register sng-
gests, We have no doubt. He has class
Of professed Democratic opT onenta who
would Islander The very immaculate Saviour
ofthe world he stood in the way Of their
promotion To official power,
Again the editor says we are in favor Of
the rich Banker, John A. Smith, and op.
passed o the solileF, Col. Loudenl The
Editor os the Register wiz please excuse
% iorsugssstiug thatit ia none Of hia bu.
slness Who voare in favor y ior Congress-;
bun VI can assufa our friends that il the
Republicans. at their district Convention,
nomlnats Col. l.ouleu "a their candidate
for Congress. they viii i6d Us warmly ad
yoeniing his election against any eandi.
caie Of The party that did an iheS could
q defeat and disgraee the gallant soldier
uho fou % save biz Government from
eesl By iae party that aa party
'rays sifs snd comfort TO The enemy
"snea ia loyaliy" Mr Register.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
a Te1aa Pnper Thnnk. God.

Thank God that we have never
seen nor heard Of any Southern wo-
men perambalating the country with
green spectacles and hermaphrodite
apparel preaching woman S rights" :"
''rree love" and "spirituallsm," as
We have often seen those lantern
iawed, thin shanked and forked-
tongued "strong minded women
do, who hail from thatregion where
of Boston is the social center. We
feel grateful that we have never
heard a Southern woman contend
that the holy ordinance Of mar
riage should be solely a time bar
gain, like contracts, Of hire and
partnership, and dissoluble by con
sent Of parties. We all feel proud
OF this, and at the same time, ifI
tllese green.eyed spinsters Of the
East want to believe there is no God,
and no fixed code ofmorals, and to
eujoy their free. loveism, and drink
hard cider on election days they are
welcome to do so,-BrgaR Appeal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

suPREME JupaE.--We notice that The
name Of Hon, james L. Bates, Of Column
bus, has been spoken Of In connection
with tho nomination of candidate for
Supreme Judge Judge Bates has expert.
ence on the bench, as Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, and proved himselfworthy
of higher position as jurist MiltonL
Clark, Esq Of ohllicothe, has aIao been
named in connection with the candiducy
for the position, Other gentlemen are
named, and there seems to be no probabili.
W that this Office will have to go beggir 6
for IN occupant,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
Dead Body Of an Unknown Man
Found in a Deserted Cabin,

HOul4u III " De56I I5u Odplll,
A party of laborers on the Ma
rietta Railroad, were engaged in re-
pairing tho track about two miles
east ofBlanchester, yesterday, when
shower drove them to seek shelter
in a deserted cabin near the track,
After clearing away the rubbish
from the door, they effected an en-
trance, and were Mortified to dis
cover, lying on the floor, the body
of a man in an advanced state of
decomposition.
From the appearance Of the body
it was judged that the man had been
dead at least a week. The remains
were taken to Blanchester for buri-
al, whore the body was identified
as that Of q man who had tried to
steal ride to Marietta, on freight
train, about q week before, and had
been put off by the conductor. AT
ter remaining about the village for
an hour or two, he was seen to start
to walk up the railroad in the di-
rection of the cabin where the body
was found.
The body was fourd divested of
coat, vest and pants, which had
been rolled up and used as a pillow.
The body is that Of a very large
man, about forty-seven years oil
age. Beyond this nothing is known
Of the unfortunate, or the cause Of
his death.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14
"All About the War" ("

Gold spectators and croakeri
are greatly moved with apprehen
sion of a war between France anC
Prussia. OF course those deeply
interested in gold, stocks and bread
stuiIs are very apt to see grea
things ahead if there are any Sigh
circumstances ON which TO predi
cate a sensation.
Poor Spain wants a King-if in
deed she really knows what she
does want. The rich old blood OIL
her royal family had at the close OF
the seventeenth century run down
to so thin consistency that the
succession failed, and in 1902 the
Spanish succession created a war
between England, Austria and Hol-
land on one side, and France, Ba-
yaria and Northern Italy on the
other.
The war lasted eleven years, and
was attended with great loss of
and treasure-and all about the
succession to the throne of Spain.
France and Austria then attempted
to place a Bourbon on the Spanish
throne, and after fighting eleven
years a Bourbon king was acknowl-
edged by the powers in the treaty
Of Utrecht, 1913.
The Bourbons held the Spanish
throne down to the late revolution
which drove queen isabella from
power The leaders Of the revolu-
ton are SO divided as to the char
acter Of the new government that a
king becomes necessary; and the
perplexing question is, who shall
be King of Spain?
The Queen recently abdicated in
favor OF her son, the Prince Of the
Austrias. This has strengthened
the cause of the old Bourbons, and
The French are supposed to have
been at the bottom of the move
nent. Still, the Prince is unpopu
ar in Spain. l'he Prince is but l3
years old, and his accession would
firtually continue the Government
n the hands of some one of the [
powerful leaders until the kings |
Another candidate is the Duke off
Madrid, who has assumed the title
# Charles the VII. He is grand
on of Don Carlos. brother of Fer
inand VII, and would have been
cir to the throne had not the Salic
wv been suspended infavor Of Is
bella The Duke is weakened byI
eing bound to q rigid policy in
9th Church and State.
Another candidate has just been
orung in the person OF Prince LIE
pold, of Hohenzollern, who is oh.
oxious to Austria because he is a
russian, and also because he is (
from a cousin of Queen (
ortense, daughter of Josephine !
id mother of Napoleon III In I
lite Of this iilship. Napoleon OBJ >
cts to him because he is a Prus- I
I'm 3
II Is soia thct the candidatufc OF 1
lis Prince is the result Of Bis {
arck's policy but ouI dispatches |
lnounce that Prussia denies hay
g had aught to do with it, and |
at the embarrassment is none Of |
II funeral. 0minous military /
ovements by Austria and France !
e announced, and the exchanges q
tremulous with apprehension Of h
Iother war on account Of the Span o
b succession, Gin. Times, a
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

A Janesville (Wis. printer cir
recently set 10000 ems Of soliC
nonpareil in ten hours.
Between three and four thous.
and American boys are studying
in European schools and colleges
One OF Dickens sons is in liter,
ature, one in Australia, one in the
British navy, and fourth at a uni
yersity,
Chang, one of the Siamese twins,
is pining for North Carolina, but
Eng will not leave Europe, and
Chang does not feel as if he could
come home without him.
The railroad men of the lines
ccntering in Baltimore are discuss
ing the feasibility Of an under
ground route through that city
Its cost is estimated at 81, ,5S3,000
The London Athen@um says
that Mr.. Woolner is to execute, by
request, a bust of Mr.. Charles
Dickens, and that he has the adj
vantage Of a mask which was cast
for that purpose.
Accounts from all parts of the
Provinces of New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia speak of injury to the
growing crops from the long con
tinued drought.
At Port Austin, Michigan, a
grindstone weighing 1890 lbs. was
recently quarried.
Orders have been received at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to fit out two
war steamers to join the Mediter-
ranean squadron.
Since the insurrection in Gu
ba, the Spanish Government has
confscated over S400, 100000 worth
of property.
S4,229 has been paid to Presi-
dent Grant as the late Secretary
Rawlins' executor, being the hal
ance of tile years salary voted by
Congress.
Our Government has received
notice tnat Prince Leopold, of Ho-
lenzollern consents to become a
for the Spanish crown,
and nothing remains but the action
Of the Cortes.
Three hundred brigands are about
% be tried in Hungary, of whom
two thirds will be SEN
enced to death.
On Saturday the President sent
he Senate large mass Of docu-
nents on the Cuban question.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

Col Sam'l Pike, an hineram Democrat
ie newspaper editor, aud publisher, We
learn, issabout to engage, for the 4lsl
tim, In the newspaper busness--thia
time, at Danville, ILL., Pike writcsa pretty
strong Democratic article, and for short
time, makes pretty interesting paper,
but he seems to lack the gift Of eontinu.
anco, is restless and uueasy, and soon be.
comes dissatisfied with his loeahon, He
can neither remain in or out Of an editorial
position long at time, although be has
an dea that he was created expressly for
that profession.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

- Our neiebbor says that thousands
upon thousands Of men, heretofore known
as Republicans. aro beginning to see the
folly Of longer supporting .the policy o.
Radicalism." Our ncighbor has vision
of this kind every year just preceding an
election; but alasl after election is over,
and the news Of Republican victories
comes booming across the horizon, he is
suddenly awakened to realize The fact TINT
twas all dream, and his pleasant visions
of Democratic victories vanish into thin
air. So mete it ever be.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

From all we can learn up to this date,
there will he but two candidates before the
Republican Convention for the nomination
as candidate for Congress, to wit Hon.
J. A. Smith, the present incumbent, and
Col. Loudon of Brown county If there
are other candidates we are not to this date
apprized Of it,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

The qualified voters Of the Union Re-
publican Party, Of Fayette county, will
iold Mass Convention IN Washington O,
H., Saturday July 10th. FOR the purpose
of selecting q County Central Committee,
to serve during the ensuing year, and to
-stlect a. four Delegates 70 the Ohio State
Convention. to BE held August 10th, 1870,
and to select t2O) twenty Delegates to the
Congressional Convention, to be held in
Ilillsboro, Wednesday, July 9th, aud to
transact such other business as may be
presented for the consideration Of the Com
yention. A full attendance is requei ted.
By order Of Ex Committee.
II. B MAYNARD, Chm,
e. C. UAMtLToN, Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

The labor question is to the ques-
ton in the future, The rumblings
and mutterings Of its agitation are
beginning to be heard. The wo-
men want labor, and they are go
ing to have it, too And they want
pay fer what they do equal to what
a man receives forthesamo services,
The boys seek good situations car.
ly in life, and want full wages
from the start. The Chinese are
willing to take the contract for all
our work, but then we are afraid Of
the bahy-faced Pagans. They cut
so fearfully on wages, who knows
how soon they might try the same
process on our throats ? In the
our intelligent labors are
agitoted, and are forming societies
to keep everybody from labor unless
they receive such wages as we fear
the country will be unable to pay
very much longer, We are verging
toward muddle. Labor always
did worry US, from our youth up.
= Cia. CAroaicle,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

France aud Prussia are brstling ut
towards each other, in hostile attitude,
and are talking war. All Europe seems to
be looking on, trembling We expect there
will be more talk and shoddy bravado
displayed than real hard fighting, though
there may be more than mere rumors Of
war IN the Old World. Should there be
war there, the United States are now in a
goo condition to look on.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

- We are glad to see that Hon. Jas. A.
Garfield has been nominated, by acclama-
tion, for reelection to Congress in the
Ashtabula District. Mr.. G is an able and
efficient legislator, and the fact that he
has been re-nominated, by acclamation, is
proofthat he is properly appreciated in
that district of magnificent Republican
mojorities.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-14

The Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee has organ
lied with Senator Wilson, chair
man, and Representative Platt, of
Virginia, Secretary of the Execu-
tive Committee.