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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Philadelphia Markets.

TUESDAY EVENING, March go, 1870.
COTTON is dull and lower small sales
of middling at 22s@23c for upland, and 23ii
@24c for New Orleans,
GROCERIES.-Suga is steady, with
sales of 5l5 hhds Cuba at ss@9c; 900 bags
of Laguayra coffee were taken at Isle gold.
FLOUR.-The demand for flour has i'm
proved, both for shipment and home con-
sumption, and fully 1900 bbls changed
hands, including small lots of superfine at
$4.379@4 90; $50 bbls extra at $+.62a
400 bbls Northwestern extra family at So tor
low grade, up to 1918 for choice l,200
bbls Pennsylvania do do on S.. 25@5 So;
some Indiana and Ohio do do at So. 25@G,
apd 100 bbls fancy Western winter wheat at
| $6.75@7.25. Rye -four is steady at $4.62t
Di.75 per Dbl. In corn meal no sales were
| reported.
GRAIN.-The inactivity Which has char
| acterized the Wheat market for some time
past still continues, but with light receipts
and stocks, prices are we'll sustained sales
of 1000 bushels good and prime Penrsyl-
vania red at $l.23@1.25. Rye is In better
demand; 1000 bushels Western sold in the
elevator at 93c. In Corn there has been
considerable movements sales of 6, 900 bush
els yellow in the cars and from store at a1c
800 bushels do. very choice, at a9c; 1000
/ uV. duOht dr JiVDJoC uHu iNopu
els white at 92c, ailoat. Oats are firm aud
in moderate request 1900 bushels Penn
sylvania sold at 56@58c-the latter rate fol
light 1000 bushels choice Canada Barley
sold ut 81. II, and 1000 bushels do. on private
terms.
FEED is somewhat stronger and in bet
ter demand sales of Bran AZ $a5@27 fine
Shipstuifs at $a7@a9, and Middlings at s..
@S33 per ton.
SEEDS.-The activity in Clovciseed con
tinues, and prices are fully I2ac per bushe
higher; sales Of 400 bushels $S.laa @S. 81;
for fair and prime, and 49, 80 for choice, ant
800 bags, to 60 out of the market, at $3.50
Timothy is firm at the recent advance; 81
bushels at $625. Nothing done in Flax
seed.
PROVISIONS are in better demand, AM
the tendency OF prices is upward; 400 Dbl
Mess Pork sold at $26 50@26.75. Mes
Reef is stoady at $40. 5ocraa, aud Beef Ham
at $32@33 per Dbl. 800 tlerces pickle
. Hams were taken at liJ@l5Ic. Smoke
, shoulders command 1l4@ll9; sailed do.
lO@IOJ, and Lard l4s6DI55 cents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
THE DEAD MAN NOT 1pENrirIEp.

The Philadelphia Ledger, to-day, says in re-
ference to the conclusion that the murdered man
was named Thomas Hogan: San effort has since
been made to discover IL pedder of that name
had made this city his home, but nothing has
besn asccrtained to confirm that superstition.
In the directory there Is but one peddlar named
Hogan Thomas, but Naihan-and he has no
brother in this country, or any other male rela-
tive of the came name engaged in peddiing."
| the deceased had In his pocket card of cloth
ing and dyeing establishment, No. G32 Pine street;
| On the back was written "Thonas Hogan"
There was also an express receipt for goods ship
| ped for Milford, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

MEssRs. EpIToRs: = Permit me TO inquire
through your columns to whom did your cores
pondent allude, few days ago, when he spoke
of "a foolish fellow named Blake" suggested by
the Democrats Us candidate for Sheriff There
are several colored men OF that name; which Is
it? 5rH WARD CoLoREp MAN.
rive know of but one person by that name
spoken Of in this connection. His name is John
Blake, who, we understand, is a barber on 2nd
strect-Eps,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
OUR LETTER BOx.


see by his printed card, that Joel /. Lacey, 0
one-armod soldier, is q candidate for the nomna'
ton OF Coroner soflice, on The Republican ticket
Now, in order to secure the nomination OF Mr
Lacey, We think it will only be necessary to give
notice to the Republican voters OF the county
that he was for three years engaged in the strife
that made this Tin the full sense OF the word) {
flee country. lie enlisted and bebame mem
her of Company q, I'd Delaware Regt., and
lust fourteen days before his term expired wa,
wounded In the engagement at Cold Harbor, ant
by that wound lost his right arm. Mr.. Lacey i
a strictly sober man, has wife and two or three
children leaning on him for support, and W,
therefore bespeak for him the success he desires
VOTER,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Marria1fa.

FARRA-CARSON.-A Chester, March ~. by Rev
James Cunningham, John W. Farra al d Maggie
Carson. both Of Wilmington, Del.
AMgOLD-SCHuLTZ- AT Chester, March ~. by
Rev James Cunningham, Philip Ambold Of wash
ington, D, G., and mary A. Schultz. Of Lsncas en-,
washington, D. c. and Lancaster, Pa, ,pers
please copy.
PARyIs-HART.--ont the 10th inst /, at the NJ. e..
Chu ch near Oh, stertown, by the Rev. Mr.. Ras e.
way John II, Parvis, M. d of New Castle county,
Di, 10 Miss Henrietta v. Hart, Of Kent county,
Md.
GoOpLEY-CONNER-O the 18th Of March At
the Continental Hotel Phiadelnhia, ny the Key
DIR. It. b. Miller George w Cooley to Miss Annie
Conner, both Of New Castle, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
me Kent County Levy Court.

POLITE AND cREpirADlE BoDf.
The Smyrna Times, of the Esd says: "onr
Levy Court are so frenzicd over the efforts oil
some of the Republicans to have the negroes as
eessed, that the members have lost their dignity,
and some of them have thrown aside their good
hreeding. Their session last week was disgrace
ful, Instead of performing their duty they seem
ed rather to seek means to evade it and took
more pains TO insult the gentlemen who were
looking after the ne ,nnn 70 thp;
thew cnpagedin politicaland personal discussions,
aud even indulged in profanity in open session
without rcproof."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Local Brevities.


rho Milford Mutual Friend is two years old.H
smvrua streets are now lighted by gas, instead
OF oil.
/, wilmington hasn't any land lottery, she has
two or three policy shops.
Tho fodder pen of James Deputy, farmer,
living near Milford, was burned recently.
Samuel p. Wright. of Smyrna recently gradu-
oted NJ Inc Philadelphia College of Phormacy.
r Bridaeman, late Of the Black Horse Hotel.
has taken the National Hotel, lately kept by 3.
Rianhard.
Rev. A. Dick has been reappointed to the
1eIpsic Circuit by the Baltimore Conference Oh
the NJ. P. Church.
minstrel troupe, composed of native talent,
has been organized In Georgetown. 1t exhlpaed
recently in Milton.
Francis s., Dunlap has taken out letters OF
administration on the estate of Francis ID Dunlap,
deceased, late of Red Lion Hundred
The usword of Bunker Hill'' lie not about here
now Init William H. Natf bas the sword Of Gen.
Anthony Wayne, of Revolutionary fame
VIM. A. Stroud, formerly of this city, but now ,,'
of Wbeatland. virQinia, is now. WIN us 'al'ns'
having brief visit to their relatives mere.
Rev. j. r. Hamilton, lately pastor Of the Pres,
brlerIan church, at Newark, has accepted call
from the congregation at Red Bank, NJ. d.
lanes REYNOLDS has taken out Letters OF ad-
ministratlon on the estate of Andrew G. Reynolds,
deceased late of Appoquinimink Hunareu.
number Of the most elegant day cars ever
built have recently been put on the accommoaa-
lion trains between here and Philadelphia.
George Manlovc Davis, of Slaughter Neck, near
Niieord pot drunk and fell into fire last week.
lie was badly burned, but Is likely to recover.
Milford has two two-legged pups. They, are
rat terriers, and were born without any lore legs,
but are perfect In every other respect
The Milford people complain that the Chop
tank fishermen are trying to stick them with
htter-heads for perch, at 20 cents per dozen, anu
mud shad at so cents pair.
r. Rev. Bishop Becker, of this Diocese Is
listing Chicago, having accompanied Bishop
Foley, recently consecrated Bishop Of Chicago to
his new Diocese.
Chancellor Bates before whom George VIII
jiams, committed to Sussex county jail, on a
charge of stealing turkeys, was taken on writ
Of haJeas corpus, refused TO discharge the prison
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

Morris Dickinson has sold tho washington
House and stables to d. Il. Kent, for $4,000.
Myers HIVES has sold to William T. Westbrook
loi on Washington street. below Ninth, at sll5
foot
Samuel Miller has sold to John Carroll, late OF
the White Hall Hotel, West Chester, IA, the
CITY Hotel In this city, for S13 700.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, March a9.-Cotton steady at
2ltc. Flour dull and weak Howard
street supcrtine, 81. 624@5 do extra, So l2l
@6 /; do family, $6.25a@7; City Mills su.
pertine, $4. 75@5.50 do eXtta, $5.5O@G
do family, So. 75@S.75; Western superiine
$462l@5; do extra, S5.I2l@5.50; dc
family ,$G@G.75. Wheat quiet Pennsyl
vania red, $l.29@l.3O; choice Maryland
$l.45. Corn steady at 95@97c. Oats dull
at 5Gc. Provisions firm at yesterday Is prices
Whisky quiet at 97sc for wood bound.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Financial Quotations,
Furnished to us by JoM MoLEAR d Son, Bankers
602 Market, Wilmington, Del.
QUOTATIONS., MAR 80, 1879.


WEDNESDAY, March 3O.-Butter sold at
50@55c. Eggs 27@3Oc. Meats remain uu-
changed. In the vegetable market there are
evidences of returning spring; new lettuce
has appeared, and sells at 5@Sc head new
onions &c bunch; rhubarb l2c a bunch /;
satisfy Sc bunch potatoes S@l0c per halt
peck, or 5o@60c per bushel apples 25@+0c
per half peck.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

re- The place TO go ii you want boots and shoe
that will wear is Nicholson q Foulks, No. 100 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can ind an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe or fancy pump to the
heaviest brogans cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and meme
who wish to buy fail to DO suited, while to get
shoes for your children, it is Just the place to go.
| Romember the place. 100 West Second street, vii
usrifr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Tne Kent County Murder.

WHAT THE MuRDERERs CONFESS
The two men William Iober, and Young, alias
Daniel charged with the murder OF Hogan, the
pedder, are in Jail at Dover.
Daniel is the one who confessed. His state
ment is 10 the effect that he and Lober and the
murdered man were together walking around the
mill pond Mt The time of the murder. Lobei
struck Hogan repeated blows with fenee.rail on
the head, from behind until he was dead or in
sensible, when he. or they, searched his person
and dragged him into the mill pond Hogan
appears to have had no previous iutimations o.
intended violence, nor were there any difficulties
| known to exist between the parties. The muir
derefs supposed that Hogan had money on hi;
i DersOu.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

sv- The Ladies' Sorosis Club. Of New York recently
changed their discussions from womans simrage 70
clared that where nature had not endowed Them
with beauty, 1t was their right-yea their dnty,to
MsgnDlia Balm oyercame sallowness. rough skin and
rinsmarks, and gave to the complexon a most
dsiingue (Soran) and matble.like appearanee ldan-
hon made the hair grow thick soft aud awful pretty
sIa MOREOVER preyaatsd 1t from turning gray the
nssrYatarY az tAssz ellielSs dig MI seti "a fss'e
II. 1870. s..Y .at l..t S:nif.I :. - y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

GAS Lisnr FOR THE CousrRY-The Portable Gas
Burner and Illuminating Fluid (by which fright
full explosions. expense of chimneSs and often
siye oils are avoided) are now sold at the
following places Delaware City. Geo. A. Clark q
Co: St, Georges, W. L. Janvier; Middletown. Geo.
W. ingram Z. Co.; Odessa, r. B. Stevens Newark
pighfeld Il Moore phIstiana, TIL. Eccles. Prp'
e'"H' 40 Wl,sisstapS pal; 8,
s:sSf-sas si,SsiisS. n Y a!'sisisN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
Markets by Telegraph.

PHlIlAIIEEFffIA MAHhHIS.
PHILADELPHIA. March 30.-Cotton; middling
uplands 22lsc.
Flour very dull superfue d 371l@4 so; tx
trns "a. 6219@475.
Wheat very quiet Red $1.23@c'. 20.
Rye 91093 cents.
Corn good demand ycllew 9sg09s1.
Oats dull h6GblSc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
LOCAL NEWS.
u.nu,,,e.u ooun,y convention.

Republican County Convention
Tho County Convention of the Republican party OF
New Castle county will meet in the Court House. IN
New Castle on Saturday, April 9th. at II O'Clock A.
M. for perfecting county organization, and 10
,a,ae time for the nomination election. BY order
A. H. GRiMsnAw,
Chairman Republican County Committee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
OWING TO THE GREAT FALL IN
y GOLD,
am now selling my Large Stock of
Paints. Oils, Glass, looking Glass Plates,
Varnishes, Oils, Cement, Cal
clned Plaster, ETC.. +.
ATGREA TLF RED UCED PRfCES.
JAMES BHADFoRR.
| No .. Third street.
| msrli .e.dstw Wilmington. Del.
TO REAL EsrATE OWNERS.

ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
Land In Delaware Couhty. because Of ~ ESsS
close proximity philadelpn q, ia selling AZ 500 LII
TO $1,000 Der acre. The proceeds OF nty acre iarn
here III most instances is Sufficient to purchase nun
nred o. more acres In most parts Of Chester county,
while the price for produce y ABOUT me .a,ne; u
yirw of this hundreds in Delaware county are look
lng fer cheaper land and we therefore invite tns
attention of those having 1t to SELL 70 the DELLA
u .aavertisc. 1t is the only paper published at the
County Feat, aud has far gieasr eiTSaaSn tran
cents per line for FIRST lNSEhTlON. and six cents
per Inc for SUBSEQUENT INSERTIONS; Eight
| lines three months avo dollsrs. Address, mo pnD-
fGaS,i,i Mana fs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
I1'yL[Il|'l|SSI|Isllg|

Why Is 1t that so many children die under the age
of i've years? That large proportion OF children
die under that age, has long been subject Of re-
mark. and without satisfactory cause ascertained
1t Is certain.
~iso, IL is known that oxist in tho human
system from it's earliest infancy therefore parents,
especially mothers, who are more constantly WIN
their children cannot be too observing OF the frnt
symptoms of worms; for 20 surely as they exist
they can be SAFELY AND CERTAINLY removed
from the most delicate infant by the timely use OF
b. A. FAHNEsTOCK's vERMIFUGE.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with the utmost Safety to
Children of all Ares.
Worm Coniections made more for the purpose Of
pleasing the palate than overcoming the disease,
have been manufactured all over the country. but
their short lease of life Is nearly exhausted and -.
A. Fahpestock's yermifuge continues to grow III
favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you to purchase y. A.
Fahpestocks Vermifuge, be particularly careful TO
zee that the initials are B. a. This is the article
tn 1t has been go
Favorably Known Since 1923,
And purchasers must insist on having it, Il they do
not wish to have an imitation forced upon them.
SCH WAR1,Z d HASLE1T,
o. A. FAHNEsTuCKS SON b CO.,
SOLE PRoPIIEToRs.
Pttshnrg. Pa.
deco- cod &w1y--,nh
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

FAcrs TOR THE LApEs.-I purchased my Wheeler
& Wilson machine July 10th, 1877, and for the hrst
six years used It constantly from morning until late
in the evening on heavy cloth and Maiseies work.
and the remainder of the time l have used it for
family sewing, without repairs. and the machine is
IL so good condition that would not exchange 1t for
YOUR latest number 1t will wear Dozen years more
without repairing. have used one needle nearly
years, and have some of the doaen needles that re-
coiyed with the machine.
Mrs Il. EpNossos. Jersey City,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.--Beeves advanced |;
extra Pennsylvania aud Western steers, M az ~
cents fair to good, 8 a. cents comm Ds q 40
~ cents. Sheep firmer @ cents. Hogs,
s11.5o g $3.50, for slop fed; sl3 @ 1880. for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

NEw SAPE.-The New Castle County Mutual
Insurance Company has just had placed In their
office in the Institute Building, an immense and
very handsome Marvin safe said to be the largest
in The city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

SBBmsFFALTY.-Th der--xNMx
- signed, resilient Of Odessa, Del, but NY
formerly of Appoqunimink hundred,
New Castle county, that he will again offer himself
as candidate for the nomination for the office o.
sherif, hoping that the disposition manifested on the
part his friends, two years ago, to give him their
support will be renewed, with increase sufficient to
insure his But he experts to give the noini-
nee bis undivided support. US matter OF course.
w. A. HUKILT.
Odessa, Del Jan H. 1870 jan13,tn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

EoR THE VEGETABLE AND FLOWER GAR

Grass seeds, field seeds. evergreenr plants roees,
dahlias, verbenas gladous grape vines small fruits.
asparagus roots, early potatoes, onion sets, BOOKS
implements, &c.
Dreer's Garden Calendar for 1870 (second edition.
containing full descriptive lists Of the above. ga
pages.) beautifully illustrated with engravings and
two colored plates of '.New Colens.n and lorna.
mental Flower Beds," will be mailed on receipt OF
ten cents Address HENRY A. DREFR,
marsl 3mw ia Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pc.
NOTICE.-I hereby notify the creaitors Of Solomon
~ o. Day, bankrupt, OF Bridgeville, Del, that
the second meeting Of creditors will be held at the
office Of Levi O. Bird. Register in Bankruptcy corner
Sixth and King streets. Wilmington, Del, on April
6th 1870 at " o'clock A. M.
SAMUEL P. RALEIGH, Assignee.
marN 2tws
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
JAY COOKE 81 co.
90 WALL STREET.

Pamphlets, with map. may be obtained, and sub,
OFFICES, No 81 Pine street, New York; at offices
of JAY COOKE q co. New York, Philadelphia, and
Washington; tho BANK OF NORTH AMERICA,
New York, and in Wilmington by
r. R. ROBINSON s. CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.
And JOHN MoLEAR ~ SON,
802 Ma ket street
Bonds sent free, Parties subscribing through leca
agents will look to them fer their safe delivery.
Pamphlets sent l;y mail on application,
W,E EFAgFrSEl treasure,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

monoO YEAR AND EXPENSES TO agents to
NZUUU sell The celebrated WILSON SEWING
MACHINES. The best machine In the world. Stitch
alike on both sidee. One machine without mouey.
For further particulars, address Is N. Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. 3mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

VINE GAR.
How made from cider, wine, polssses Or sor-
ghum in 10 hours without drugs SEND toT Gfsaiaf
10 the DELAWARE VlNstlAR FORKS.
isris,ts .ia ship,cs street. WIZ 2,se, psi
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

LAuNcnEp.-The new steam collier, built by
Reany It Co, OF Chester, tor the Reading isaii.
rnad Compauy. was launched Saturday. She is
Of The satne dimensions as the Achilles, now on
her first trip to Boston, with 1000 tons OF coal.
Another of similar cap ,city for the same road is
about ready to launch from the stocks OF the
HARLAN IL Hollingsworth Company, OF this city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31


johnson Palmyra New ho the Original
M Es
and deMous mcenS
to motdi
have ever
sndofe prir
beauty compare WIN ' "
Merchant.
The nS psi p9fsy % aa m sys seen;
Oher had in
II. A l. ID r. I Q H
FAIRVIEW,
m..oam poet me
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

nUILDING LUMB BIER.
ID White, Red and Black Oak, and Gum Building
Lumber, mixed or clear. White and Red OAK, Wheel
wright Plank, etc. be had at short notice, on the
Chesapeake 81 Delaware Canal, or Delaware waters,
at reasonable prices. by Addressing
j. b. Kenmore,
fablT. Am Mddlefnwn. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

NOR COt1NER.-James Steward, --
n Sr, of White Clay Creek Hundred, 3
Offers himself Tor tie nomination of
Carener subject 10 the decision of The Republican
party II New Castle county.
Newark Jan, 2T.-Wtu
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

| DOR CORONER.-I take this method w.
| L of informing my friends md the public INK
in general that will be candidate for the nominay
tion Of Coroner of New Castle County subject to the
decision of the Republican party, pledging ray sup
=! port to the Successful nominee
| UHAS. A. WINSLOW,
| First Reg. Del. vols
| fcbld&w,n Wilmington Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

= HERIFEALTY.-Th undersigned, bling u
pcaBdidate for the office Of Sheriff Of New Castle Co.
at the coming nominal election OF the Republican
patty, respectfully soci,s the support and Influence
Of he voters Of said party. He will checrfny abide
the best Of his ability for the success OF the entire
ticket. JOHN W. GRIFFITH,
feb11, DAWN Wilmington Hundred.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

G HERIFFALTY.-J take bis me-~sNAsD
y thod of informing my friends and the 4
voters in general that will be cand-
date for the nomination of Sheriff OF New Castle
County, subject to the decision of the Republican
party. pledgiug my support To the surressful nomi-
| nee. EDWIN IEWIS,
janis, d&wtn Wilmington Hundred.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
OUR CAMPAIGN RATES.

For the purpose of keeping the facts OF
this important and exciting canvass for
Governor, Congress and the General As
sembly before the people, we offer the
DAILY and WEEKLY CHRONICLE during
the canpaign, and until full returns Of tae
election are given, at the low rates given
on The third page of our paper, 70 VIII IN
we invite the attention of our readers.
We urge our friends everywhere TO get up
clubs, so that the people may keep
thoroughly Informed Us TO what is new in
the campaign. The rates are so low that
the paper is within Tie reach Of the poor
est. No more effective way Of arousing
the people to the importance of the cleo
ton can be found than i'll circulating cur
campaign paper.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
OUR CANDIDATE FOR FLOArER.

We present as the candidate of the Re
publicans of SEWER and Knox counties Tor
Floater, in the next General Assembly,
the name OF Gen. Joseph a. Cooper, in ac-
cordance with the action of the Convention
at Trundle's Gross Roads. -F
1t is entirely unnecessary that we should
say anything commendatory Of the nomi-
nee to the Republicans Of the twocounties,
for he is well and favorably known to
them all. General Cooper accepts the po-
sition from a sense of duty at the repeated,
urgent solicitation of friends and at a per-
sonaI sacrifice. He will be elected without
trouble, and will make an efficient, atten-
tive and fearless Representative.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
WHICH II RIGHPi

The Wing and ReDta9' Of yesterday
says that all the Deaaoorssio candidates for
Congress, In ths Fifth, on Nashville
District, ''sre Union Men." Tom Benton
Smith, one Of the candidates, addressed a
letter to Hon. Edward Mcpherson, a short
time since, in which he says:
was n Brgadier General in the Confederate
army and wa. pardoned by one of the special
act OF President johnson, through the Hon.
Ed. Cooper
Now, which il right? The fact is that
all the candidates were rebels. except
Baltic Peyton, and, perhaps, Motley,
neither of whom stand ghost of chance
for the nomination.