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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
VrOm eur Late Edition Of Yeatorday.l
From Geneva.

AMERICANS HOPEFUL FoR TEE TREATY.
LONDON June "a.
Dispatches from Geneva that the Americans
are hopeful of a satisfactory termination of
arbitration.
Both sides have received important depAtches
since adiournment.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
SrefiaI Natiffs,
Great Discovery
NkEL's BITTER
w / N e OF IR ON

w Il ~ II " 4 4 N ID IN
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON will effec-
tualy cure Liver Complaint dyspepsia, Jaundlce,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Chronic Diarrhea
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from Disordered Liver. Stomach or Intestinea
such as Consultations, Flatuence, Inward Piles
fullness Of the Blood to the head, Acdity OF the
Stomach Nausea Disgust for Food, Fullnesa or
Weight In the STOMACH, ,SinkinR uttorinR at the
pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the mead. Flutter-
ing at the Heart, Choking or Runocating Sensa ions
when In lying posture. Yellowness OF the Skin
and Eyes consl ant imagiQinps Of evil and great do
pression OF SpiiitS THEY ARE ENTIRELY
VEGETABLE and tree from Alcoholic StmuantA
and all Injurious Ingredients, and are pleasant in
taste and SMELL mild ia their operations will re-
move Impurities from the body and give health and
vigor To the frame.
KUNKKLB BITTER WINE OF IRON,
This truly valuable Tonic has been 30 thoroughly
tested by all classes OF the community that It Ia now
deemed Indispensable Tonic medicine. 1t costs
but little, purines the blood and gives tone 20 ihe
stomach, renovates the system aud prolonRs life.
only ask trial Of this valuable Tonic,
Price 81 per bottle. 3. f. KUNKEI, Sole Pro-
grietor. No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
Ask for Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
For sale in wilmington by r McInall Jr., Second
and Market, and K. B'inghurst Co, sixth and
Market. my24-4md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
BatoheIor,a ua,, nv

SOFA Soda water Soda Water
rChE AND COLD HIGHLY CHARGED.
Gas generated from
Pure Bicarb Soda
water drawn from POrcslain-lined
Fountains.
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar
Pure Cream, daily, from the country
Ice planed In each glass of soda Water
Arctic Apparatus SnaTsijng ma hr,o,,
'''Penou M Ior tne season. Soda Water.
FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS sYRUPs.
Caroonic Acid Water, or Soda Water az il ia ponu.
laIiy called, when properly made from pure mate.
rias and kept out Of contact with deleterions
nke m copper, lead or brassis refreshing and whole
some drink grateful alike TO the thirsty and 10 the
ihVAlld. such soda Wate- is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatns, where we shall be glad TO see ali who
enjoy this agreeable beverage ~ ~
Fountain. iiVh oui
SMITH PAINTER, Pharmaceutista.
Seventh and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

Gold closed yesterday at 11s96. Government
securities mostly declined j1sa1a. Philadelphia
stocks were inactive, the market closing steady,
Cotton was steady at 26l6,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

The June report of the department OF Agricul.
ture estimates the wheat crop of the present
year at 22s 100000 bushels, or 100 OOo, 900 bush
els less than the crop of last year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
Genuine scotch oat MeaJ-

This Important and valuable article OF food ia
nighly nutritious and easily digested; 1t contains
more oily matter than any other Of the cultivated
cereal grainA while Its heat and fat-manR and ita
nesh and blood-maklng properties render il well
aoapted aA food for persens OF sedentary hAbits
dyspepticA, invalids and convalescents
One part of this Oat Meal contains a. much mua
cle-making material as i've parts of ane nour and
furnishes more OF the requirement for hard work
mental or physical-than any other known grain
Made into porridge and eaten at breakfast il will
relieve habiiual constipation.
Also finest pin head oat meal the hest hrand NJ
Irish oat meal Bethlehem oat meal and fulliine of
dieties for tho sick. ~ Va
n BRINGHURsT d co, Apothecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market streeta
Wflufu1fan
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
PresIdenr Granl.
HE MoyEMrNra TO-DAY.

LONG BRANCH, June a.
President Grant and wife and General Porter
left for New York, this morning. The President
goes to Boston this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
In the SprIn1 of the Vanr

VI tno SpFtuR OF tn0 Year
Many persons, particularly those whose occupation
II senentary suffer very much from general physical
prostration, loss OF Appetite dstase for food vast
OF energy, languor, paleness, cmanciatOn, &c, for
the relief Of all saoh cases we would cali especial
attention 70 the
PHosPHo-FRRRATED ELIXIR OF cALIsAYA
BARK.
UrOn, PhosphorotIS and Cdlisays,)
AND BITTER WINE OF IRON,
made by K Bringhuret a Co. These elegant prepa-
raons are palatable and grateful to the taste ac-
cepta0le 10 the stomach and uniform in strength,
possessing decided tonic and anti-perodio proper.
leA Tney improve the appetite, assist digestion,
increase the strength and relieve the exhanstion
and fatigue arising from excessive mental or physi-
ca labor, and are particularly suited for the use OF
convalescents, dyspeptcs delicate females Children
and lnyalids generally. Prepared by
K BRINGHURsT CO., Apothecaries,
Sixth and Market HtreetA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
The columbns Couvsn.lon.
ITS RECALL FOR CONFERENCE.

BOSTON. June n.
The President Of the Columbus Convention,
which nominated Davis for President, ,is to recall
the Convention for Conference.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

Tho Maryland Court of Appeals has rendered
decision adverse to the State in its
prosecution of the baltimore d Ohio Railroad
for not only the gold claim for dividends on the
preferred stock, but also for the arrears of one
tifth the passenger receipts on the Washington
branch, which amount to some 1920 OOO The
gold case being decided in favor of the railroad
company, relieves it, of the payment
of the s2s5,OOO claimed by the State a.
establishes the fact that the company is only
obligated to pay the dividends on the state pre-
ferred stock in currency.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

The location OF the extension Of the West
Chester Railroad was to have begun yesterday
the President, Superintendent and three Direc-
tors having gone over the road last Thursday,
and given orders to that effect. The route will
De little expensive, owing to the hill, nature
OF the country through which it passes. It is
proposed to continue the road from its junction
with the W. & r. r. R., at Embreville, to the
Penns. Del r. r., and thence to Cochran.
vile.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
GuxutiaI.
NIRsT NATIONAL BANK,

EIRsT NATIONAL BAegKs
OF WILMINGTON,
DepOs'Ses-y Of fgsS Public Msnlss,
PTlSANClkL AGENT Of THK UNIFIED srAam
HOWARD BELTS PRHsfpMrr.
aRo. D. ARMsTRoN0, oAmuM
Paid Up Owpsts1.. Observation-Disclosures. a1OO, zoe
PhpAdelphia and New YORK Rxohanmv fur
Riahod 20 regular dspsmtorr without oAasge
Disc0uAt dayH Mondays ana TnursdayA 81 s1 A a.
DiREOTORS:
oLEhmf b. bxrrM GaoEs1 W. BuBR
tsRARL PUgKY, i' Ell GlRnHxT
HKHRy y. hOtoanA JoaHUAT Main
bAhUhL JAMHA wuIIAM TATEAIi
EDWARD BMTTA ocsi.N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
TNBR AKTIsANY SAVINGS BAnR.

10 @@N@A~AA@
NO. s0T MARKBT sTRRRT,
WnMmGT0N, DHI.
open 70 reoeiFe deposits daily {5unda ya excepted
during the usual business ,hsuTn, and on Tuesday
and Saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock, p n
All the PROFITS OF the Bank, after the payment II
necessary expenses, are devoted to the benent OF
the depositOrB and dividends are made sefni-annH-
ally In April and October. Since the Organisation Of
the Bank In 1881, the dividends have uniformly bSsa
AZ tne rate OF ak per cent per annum.
Dividends not drawn are regarded as deposits and
dividends. n -
No manager 10 allowed 70 borrow any Of tilelrnnGs
intEasted 70 the Bank Js7ll y .-1' III
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM ). hiLi.Es, GEORGE w. BUsE,
CLEMENT h. sMYrH, 9EORGE d. CAPnI.IA
GHAkl.Es ". HowLArD, N. I. LIoBTnlsrRIH,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, N. X. BENSON
HKNkY r. DUkB, JoB H. Jackson.
JOHN moLkARI WM II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. s HILIlES, PrendsHt.
GEO W. BUBH, Vice President
ectl2-ly JOHN p. MoLEAR TreaEurss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

The Washington Republican has recsiyed a
letter from gentleman in the South, in no way
connected with the administration and not ac-
lively engaged in politics. in which he says /.
1.-THE Democratic State convention of Georgia
Will meet on the 26th inst. Toombs, Stephens
and all that party declare they will never vote
for Greeley even il he is endorsed by thousand
baltimore conventions, and really think they
are sincere and mean what they say" Who
then, are Mr.. Greeleys supporters at the South?
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
SpffiaI aIntifes.
No. MILIvILIH, Fla, Sept, ~, 1850.


DT. Fm- n. Tut: ~
Dear Sir-ln my young days was rather wild and
become The victim OF a lOathsOme disease | was
Ieated by an eminent physician, and thought was
cured: After moving TO this State ! was mortified
anee again, in secondary form. Ulcers formed in
my mouth and on different parts Of my body /
also became afhicted with severe rheumatism |
sMpoyed dinerent physicians, and used various
patsnt medicines FOR months, all 10 no purpose
During visit TO Jacksonville saw your Sarsapa-
rila and Queens Delight, aud concluded to try H.
aaVe taAen dozen bottles and believe thai the
poison ls entirely driven from my system intend
vohunulGg IL however, to make a sure thing OF it
Az the request OF your Agent, send this T. Won.
iou are at liberty 10 use 1t as you like.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN II. GUlLFORD.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILLIoUsNEss.
Dr TUFTS Liver Pills exert a direct and powerful
lhnnence on the Liver and will with certainty re-
leve that important organ from disease and restor
l1s hSIihai IunctiOns je22-eOd&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25

STONR-UUTTIhG, MAsONRY, BONu.
- MENTs, AND RLAGGINis.
ROBERT SCOTT, MASON, STONE -CuTirER ANT
CONTRACTOR,
III SIMPLIFY sTREKT WILMINGTON, DEL,
supplies al kinds OF Cut and Dressed Stone; con-
tracts for foundations or whole buildin0s frhishea
monuments and tonb-stones, OF foreign and dOmes-
tic marbles, to order.
A large stock OF Tomb-stOnes on hand, to be sold
low. North River Flagging Agent for scotch
NthhibS mohumsnH apr25-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
pIsInfectanta and InaactInlaa.

Camphor, Blue Stone Carboc Acid, Chloride
Lime, Solution Chloride Soda, Fosters Bug Poison.
Costars Rat, Roach, and Insect exterminator, al
FOSTERS Drug Store
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-06-25
TailoFiaS.

1872 sPRTNG. 1872
QUINN q BONNER.
M ~ CHANT ILCRS,
No. 139 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON. DEL
Are now ready to take your measure for SPRING
and SUMMER GARMENTS. which viii be cut from
an elegant assortment OF Spring Goods In styles 70
meet the tastes of al and WARRANTED TO FIT
We also keep for sale Gents Furnishing Goods
mar2l,ly QUINN A BONNER
READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE;
AO JOHN DAVIS
CLoTHIER AND MERCHANT TAILOR,
190 MARKET EET,
wilmington, Del
Clothing ready made or made to order IA
care taken 70 please, accommodate and NJ m
PRICES REASONABLE ~
PROMPTNRSs A SPECIALITY. IaRs-em
ssfa
goal and aEDnd.
G o A L.
PYLE g. BECKER,
ORANGE STREET WHARF,
Dealers in nrit-olase co, only.
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
aAd prompt delivery.
GIVE ITS CALL, apraO-sm
GoALl coALI coALi
SHAWNEE,
PLANE. RIDGE,
MT. CARMEL,
LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL,
PIEDMONT and CLEARFIELD
RITuMIN NOUS GOAL,
OF BEST QUALITY,
under cover, and screened before delivery to fam-
CHAs. WARNER 4 co.
COAL, WOOD,
LIME.
Plaster Cement and Sand.
Wholesale and Retail.
Best Qualities Always on Hand.
Goo. II. Kelley,
jan9a-1y 7I3 Weat Front Street.
JONES e. FRIsBY.
tJavo o.ou.s 4. ,1r.r v.nr - :.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25
NARD, a IL

WE opposed letting negroes vote,
in our late Primary Election, and
likewise. we learn, did FRIERsoN, who
was nominated by it. But some OF
the candidates insisted on letting the
negroes, and continued to insist, I'M
til it was granted. And all the can
didates are now doing all they can
to secure the election of their sue.
cessful rival. If they are satisfied,
it seems that no one else has right
to be dissatisfied. However, we
take this occasion TO say, that we in.
tend to oppose, in the future, allow
ing negroes to vote at Democratic
Primary Elections; not because they.
are negroes, but because negroes are
Radicals
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
James NJ. Campbell ct aI.-Exparte,

James NJ. Campbell ct al.-Exparte.
Notice is hereby given that James NJ
Campbell, James HaddOx, Richard Foster
Washington Webster, Creed Taylor, Rufus
Wilkes, Soloman wilkins, John FriersOn,
George Cook, Riley Witherspoon, Duncan
Dale, Cap Hardeman, Thos. NJ. Irwin and
Green Foster, have filed their petition in the
Chancery Court at Columbia, Tennessee,
asking to be incorporated into a company
to be known under the name and style OF
the Maury County Colored Agricultural
and Horticultural, Mechanical Live Stock
Society, having for its object the agricul-
tural, horticultural interest, etc; and they
ask in their corporate name to make con-
tracts, sue and be sued, plead and be en-
pleaded, and to hold by purchase gift or
otherwise any real estate or personal
property necessary and proper for carrying
on its operations, and with power to dispose
OF the same according to the rules and by
laws that may be adopted by them, with
power to erect buildings, hold fans and ex-
hibitions, and to offer rewards, prizes or
premiums, and to do all things necessary
not Inconsistent with the laws and Consti-
tuition of the United States or State of Ten
nessee; they ask for a capital stock of 5000,
with the liberty to increase the same to
$4,000. That five of the petitioners be au-
thOrized to act as commissioners with power
to open books for and receive subscriptions
for stock for the foregoing purposes; that
they elect of their number President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer, and
such other officers and agents, and they ask
for all powers necessary and proper for car
rying cut the purposes Of the company, etc.
Oct 10th. d. b. hooper, {. & n
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vote Tor the nominee.

RADICAL leaders are very soft OIL
ANDREW JOHNSON now, not because
he has grown in favor with them, but
because they see that the more votes
he gets divides the Democratic par.
ty, and makes MAYNARD's election
more probable. They are as wise as
serpents, and appear to be as harm
less as doves, but let no one be de-
ceived by them. OF one thing be
Observation-Disclosures they affect TO
prefer, JOHNSON or CHEATHAM, is The
weak candidate. Vote for CHEAT
HAM, the strongest Democratic can
didate.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

Our fellow -ciiizcn, Hon. JOHN v.
WRIGHT, was invited to attend the
aCHEA7HAM Reception" at Nashville
last Saturday. Pending business in
Alabama prevented his attendance,
aud he wrote the committee of invi-
talon the following letter:
CoLUMEIA, Oct. 8, l372.-Gentlemen !:
Your KIDD aud polite favor Of the
I'd did not reach me uOtil yesterday. I
roget that can not be with you on the
18th, owing 10 engagements of impera-
i've necessity in Che State of Alabama
on that day. 1t would, indeed, afford
me please re of the highest character to
meet with you, and give my hU mile aid
in doiog bouor to the noble, generous
bear.ed, brave and unselfish patriot,
whom it is ;pieuded to receive and well
cone on that day. From my bOyhood
/ have loved and admired Gen. Cheat
haO. 1 have known him in The private
walks Of life as a plaiu, unpreteDding
citizen, and a pure, high minded gentle
man. L have seen him as soldier, in
his tent and at the head of bis COM
mand, amid the fury of battle, and in
all positions he has proven himself to
be the same Intelligent, self-sacrificiug,
brave and generous citizen and soldier,
whose heart was with bis country, and
whose services were always at the COM
mand of his country. In my humble
opinion The people of Ten oessee will
greatly dishonor themselves II they fail
10 honor him. But this last they cannot
aud will DOT do. Each day but adds
new lustre 20 his name, aud rallies
more friends 10 bis cause, and predict
such a verdict from the people al the
polls as will forever silence the mouths
of bis enemies, and show at least Tennes-
scans will not prove uugratetul to the
man whose sword has always flashed in
front when bis country's honor was at
stake.
Yours, ETC.. JNo. V, WRIGHT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

Soon after the war, the question
arose, should the "Old Issue" be re-
deemed2 1t was right that it should
be, and the courts 80 decided it.
Ths redemption Of the Old Issue
caused q ring of spectators to buy
up all the Torbett Issue, and then
urge its redemption. And TODAY
the millions of this Tennessee Con-
federate money is in the hands Of q
small but greedy ring of spectators,
who are pushing the question OF
State redemption. The question
now is, will the people of Tennessee,
already impoverished, redeem Con-
federate money, with greenbacks,
just to fill the pockets of the bloated
spectators who hold it? Ifso, then
push the matter 10 a consistent con-
| clusion, ascertain your prorata Of the
Confederate debt and pay that.
| 1t is a judicial question, to a great
extent but the Legislature may ex-
ercise moral, if not a legal, power
upon it. If decided against the
State by our Supreme Court, we
want Legislature that will fight
the operation of that decision to the
last extent, either by appeal to the
highest tribunal, or encumbering
legislation. :,
And now, in conclusion, we would
urge as of especial importance, thaI
all candidates for the Legislature
should be carefully catcchis ed as t:
whether the assets of the Bank O.
Tennessee, if there be any, should b.
liable for this issue. Remember
that the assets of the Bank of Ten
nessee belong to the people OF thu
1 StafA
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Ir CHEATHAM and JOHNSON divide

If CHEATHAM and JOHNSON divide
the Democratic vote about equally
between them, the election of MAY
NARD cannot be doubted. Who will
be to blame? Who but Mr.. JOHN
SON and his adherents General
CHEATHAM is the nominee of the
Democratic party, and Mr.. JOHN
SONS candidacy, snd that alone,
makes a Radical triumph possible.
1t is clearly the duty of every one
who does not wish to. see MAYNARD
elected, to vote for CHEATHAM. Vote
for CHEATHAM, and give JoHNsoN
the U. S. Senatorship, if he is the
choice of his porty. Don't vote for
him now, and thereby elect May
NARD, Radical.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

WILLIAMSON County, through her
delegates in the Senatorial Conven-
ton several months since, pledged
herself to vote for any man for Float
er that Maury County might nomi-
nate and put forth. Upon that pro-
mise and sacred pledge, Maury,
through her delegates, gave William
son the State Senator, and will give
him the unanimous support of the
Democratic party in November.
We feel satisfied that Mr.. L. w.
BULLOCK, who is gentleman of I'M
spotted honor and integrity, and the
other delegates, will stand by their
pledge, and fulfill their part of the
contract to the letter. But they gave
the pledge for Williamson, and their
mere silent support will not fulfill
their obligations they must be act
i've and outspoken, and see that their
county supports Maury's nominee.
Now, if there were no danger of the
election of Radical, We would not
be so urgent upon this point; but il
Mr.. TIMMoNs continues to run, just
SO sure will a Radical run and be
elected. 1t is not that we oppose
Mr.. TnIMoNs so much, but that we
fear the election of a Radical more.
We trust that none of our party will
listen to Radical leaders when they
say they will put forth no candidate.
Even if they be honest, some Radi-
cal, no matter how Insignificant he
my be, may announce himself can.
didate, two days before the election,
and the Radicals will vote for him
with uuanimity which Democrats
should all envy and emulate. Gen.
tlemen of Williamson! your honor
Is at stake in this matter, and we
hold you to your bond.
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The TOrbetf Issue...DO the
People Understand il:


The people of Tennessee are i'm
mersed to such an extent in the dis
cussion of the dead and buried Ques-
lions of the unfortunate and irrevo-
cable past, that it is hardly to be ex.
pected or hoped that attention can
be drawn aside to the consideration
Of financial matter, even of great
importance. And yet, in obedience
to duty, we are constrained to call
the attention of the people to what is
known as the "Torbett Issue" ques-
ton. To the proper understanding
and due appreciation of the charac-
ter of the "New Issue" or "Torbett
Issue" of what is known as "Tennes-
see money" it is necessary TO 60
back to the early days of 1861. In
February, 1861, the Southern Con-
federacy was established, with seat
of government at Montgomery. In
April of the same year, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN having called upon the
Southern States that had not retir ed
from the Union, to furnish troops to
suppress rebellion, Tennessee pro-
ceeded to take steps to unite herself
with the CoDfederacy. AT this juno
ture, Hon. II. w. billiard, of Ala,
was sent by the Montgomery gov
ernment as a commissioner to con-
tract military league with the State
of TENNESSEE. A military alliance
was agreed upon. Among other
stipulations, it was contracted, that
Tennessee should arm, equip and
provision ali men then organizing
for Confederate service, until trans
ferred TO that service. The Confed-
crate States promising to reimburse
the State of Tennessee for all means
thus expended, to the carrying out
of this agreement. Tennessee, in
confederate capacity, authorized the
issuance of millions by the bank of
Tennessee. Gen. w. G.. HARDING,
NELL S. Brown, and three other
gentlemen, were appointed by the
State as military board. This
board was authorized to call upon
the Bank of Tennessee for money
when needed by the demands of
military organization. This occur
red in 1861. Tennessee finally be-
CAME a Confederate State, and in
Joint capacity authorized the issuance
of all Confederate money, thus plac-
ing her proportion ofthe Confederate
debt upon the identical grounds of
the new issue of Tennessee money.
In 1865 the Confederacy failed to
sustain itself as a separate govern
ment, and all Confederate securities
were at once made worthless, both
State and otherwise. As proof Of
it, look at the brokers' quotations OF
uucurrent monies in the newspapers
of lS65-6.7-at the bottom you will
see the Torbett Issue of Tennessee at
per cent. 1t became somewhat
higher in later years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

WELCOME news reach us from East
Tennessee. Thousands of JOHN
sox's friends are changing to CHEAT
HAM, in order to defeat MAYNARD
We desire to present but one argu-
ment to them in favor Of their
voting for CHEATHAM, and it is this
By voting for the nominee, you Sc
cure the defeat of the Radical candi.
date; and by failing to do SO, you
run a great risk of electing MAYNARD
one of the ablest and worst of Radi.
calls, Vote for the nominee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

ANDREW JOHNSON BULLOCK made
q speech here on the day. of the inter-
county convention, in which he, as
chairman of the Williamson delega-
ton, pledged the support of that
county for our nominee, whoever he
might be. He is the. principle wri-
ter for the Franklin Review; but, so
far, has refused or failed to comply
with his pledge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-25

The Columbia reporter for the
Union and American, endorses the
independent" johnson candidate
for the Legislature, in this county,
against the nominee of the party, j..
H. AKIN. Does the Union and
American endorse its reporter?