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~ PhsiaasipAsa-lsb, NJ, $50 $40. ,to,se q 1a,
6Sq p. m. ..
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nv he DsIasqre R. R.-lab5, 3.4O and 1910 a. m.
q ~ D. m No StnAhy trains. Ns7 z.
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~ oDutcsofze-ss0 A. M.end aad p. N. The
arst tva Fvni throngh 70 keadtna. .anl., AZ.
Epr W. n W. r. R-lMarket ST. Depohl so
l04 9. m-s and $50 p "a sos 49, fsa De- -iI .si.i
LNAva PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
l44e $50, md fo.46 a. M: 1915 lasO, $50, 400,
sod es9 1915 and a SOP m tiundHys lc'ip p
wafRxfSs ARRIVE AT Wr1xrHaroN.i - .
rom Delaware 4 k.-soo g.om New pas go
TO- b a m. Rko ebo and 1850 pn cfee tWo ~ Fei
hreI freight With passenget car attsuhedl a ~ n.
~ MON w. & r. R-sih and IL s, "a ID and s1b
D. h. The SIS a. M. only nuns from Coatesvt lIa
!. Nom PhtadslphtsA "a 90. uSs q. m tseo,
MA 2O5 49,. hO7, al sea 1880. sunday l2as =
m land ia 30 n. m. u n - = ala-iAi 4sAt - ,
HoaE w. & " r. R-staIarket ST. Depot SbS a.
NJ b 10 and h10 m hla Nnq4i.ti .tt- i9 l-i' ~
-eee time tablss for further particulars.
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D 7 ,UIUI- II1O 10. on 30 =, Y,
Posr OFFICE cHANGE.-The office al BlAekbird
NeS Castle county. hane and site Is changed t.
Forest. and William p. Reynolds Appointei
Postmaster, vice. Wn. H. Money resigned.
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NE Legislature met ng am Al Oofert to-dAys
Iir. Curtis and his bride returned from Wash
ingion, last evening BY the $40 trAin.i 81 b.. :. NJ
The Fifth Annual ConSocstion OF the Grand
iChA pteriA.F +. 4 A. NJ, will be held at Dover,
70 hoTSw1a3 A XOOd OF. 90,
Tina STOCK holders in the new Democratic daily
for Wilmington meet at Dover, to-dayjto complete
the y arrangements for stating the same.
he animal session of the Grand Lodge, X. Of
p, will be held in this city Tomorrow. N
mo Board Of Trade Managers win meet at the
room, this evening, at 'T45 O'Clock A full at
tenhapceis desired. -
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4 NoR RRNT-A furnished ONCE in the sRSchange
IL Building. Apply 70 y n. =. GIlPlN,
lknl4-2w --...a COS Market street.
T. nor hBNT-The desirable grocery and provision
opposite the new FarInefs Market The stand Is
on} Of the best In Wilmington and s only rented on
account OF the proprietress retiring from business.
jEnis-St .-i....l "A" on the premises
lNuR REST TWO nine-roomed houses, Nos.
Il eos and aO5 West 10th street Apply to
lhnls.a ll.y. d THoS. ]. MAHAFFY.
foh REET-Hause and store in a good 10 a
Ini8-St ~ NO BID W. SEVENTH 81.
IfoR RENT-A hue second-story room in our
j building t2l2 King street,) size 2oxso feet
to ianli-tf cAPELLE 4 BID.
Efok hENT.--A small farm OF land in MIL Greek
y Hundred. about ~ miles north Of Newark.
Buildings In good Tepsir, App y % or address.
A AokkoWAN d AlGHFlELD.
Jhnll-st Newark, Del
nor KENT-A three-st0Ty brick dwelling ~
IL with two-stofy back building on Gilpin Ia
avtnue and Adams street, containing ten rooms gas
and bah, large yard. A desirable neighborhoOd,
mibes. or at Jani1-f 10 WEST ST.
l. oR IENr--A three-story brick house, No. n
~ b West Fourth street Apply 70 n,vo, IL
at b. R: Rosinson Il Co.'S, Fourth aud Market 'sts
| 4 NOR RENT-A dwelling and few acres OF n
| ~ lhnn IN brandyWtne Hundred, line, healthy ~
lOthtion excellent view OF Wilmington, Delaware
RIVER and great extent of country. suitable for
su1lmer residence, Also, truck farm South OF the
| city. Apply TO BENJAMIN ElliOtt, or to
| 'If-u4 .U.'.t.4 A. =. ELLIOT,
doos0-dtf&w2t Third and King streets.
| NNoR RENT-We offer for iignt Mountaineering
~ and other purposes, elegant ID Sd ana 4tn story
ROBINS OF various Sizes, over our new and old stores
to rent CD very reasonable terms, for one or more
years. Will rent rooms separately or several together
/ ana II needed to accommodate renters, might put
/ In small engine.
some can DC had Immediately and others March
Please call early and examine rooms.
| d. II. KENT 4 CO.,
| dec1S-tf No 2ob TO 2is Shipley street.
| NOR Notwithstanding House No. 1905 Delaware
/ ~ Avenue, II rooms, with ali the modern i'm
pr0velnents; possession given the 10th OF March
| next. Appyto CLEMENT b. SMITH,
dec2,tt. SIS West Street.
/ INoR RENT-LArge fourthstOry room with anti
| ~ rooms; suitable for societies. Apply TO
| RICHARDSON d HOPES,
| 4oV25-u 1908 Market street.
| INoR RENT. = The sOuihside room, under the
H. Mansard roof OF the Masonic Hall. The room Ia
| ABOUT 6JA9O IT. Apply 10 Ii. b. MCINTYRE,
| noS.l6-tf 2O4 Market street.
| lNoR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
| IL Of upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply to
@. WORRBLL,
| ang24-u 800 and 223 Market.
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Theme Castle members of the Legislature
went down TO Dover, this morning,
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AFTER A BURGLAR--AN EXCITING CHAsE.-For
some time past, the vigilance Of the police has
not been equal to the emergency of arresting
the burglar or burglars who have been operating
80 extensively around the city. A few nights
since a shoe store, kept by Mr.. Lafferty, at 9th
and Tatnall streets, was robbed, and yesterday
the perpetrator was discovered and chase en-
sued, which ended in the escape of the party.
The search was not to be given up so readily,
and four officers went out on the New Castle
train, yesterday afternoon, to farm house
along the railroad, Just below the Chrstiana
bridge. AS the officers left the train, the thief
left the house on full run across the swamp,
the policemen following, A shot from revolver
only had the effect to increase the speed of the
refugee. 1t was an exciting chase witnessed
from the train made more so, by two gunners
joining the officers in the pursuit. The burglar
led the way across the creek, through Folly
Woods, on past Newport, and around by
Felrs spice mills, near which point the officers
lost sight of him, and the chase ended for the
time. The burglar lis a colored man, and is con-
edered the most expert in his line Of business
Of any one ever coming under the notice of our
officers, In his escape, yesterday, he was bare
footed and when out Of sight was tracked by
the bare foot marks. OF the sixteen pair of
boots and shoes stolen from Mr.. ,Laiferty, some
i've or six pairs were found at the house out the
railroad, known az New Liberia. anyrE I..
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~ Wauiea.

UTANTBD-A purchaser for one Of the best ar
w ranged museums, in point OF numbers, that
can be fodnd, consisting OF BIRDS animals, reptiles
Sci from all parts of the known world. ALSO, a
ne collection Of life size wax figures, correet Ike
nesees of Bome4of the mdst cruel and mysterious
mufderers and other noted characters in war, crime
and history on record. Also, very rare cohectlpn
of other wonderfu curoetles OF great interest," this
is a chance seldom met with.
L Old or young that have not seen the Museum
shOpd not tan N do SO while opportunity is af-
fmded 1t open for inspection from I, A. NJ, till
10, =. NJ, No 2UT and 200 W. Fourth stress viii
mington, Del. -
lahT-2m W. II. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
.WANTnDccA BALLS. C2
For which ne highest cash price will he PAID. APP
ply 10 p. HASS0N,
49, End and Orange Streets,
"a oct 23-d&w,r Wilmington, Del.
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=. -.
4sa x. Third street Apply 10 Vi. NIL
Ianl4o,. '- '' on the promises.
zEop al u an T7Fys1i A ANAL ftu,s farm near
* Melton. Del. contSlns about 90 aesea, 10 WOOD
nt nuuhs az H ma hsar,no ~ondi,nn and the
~Iole pToperty under course u improvement, For
terms 81 eadreSs uSa%tng KANT IN ptl
]hhlA-ltultW - WJoni is' hent t vs. ~ - -
! NOR SALE OR rRADEaa;Tw9 mail iar lIn,6 one
OF sixty and one OF lOt HcIes, near mlhoIps
DelhwAre s,OvV puasn srSsS ~ IN Nm viii
o. gei, wvv r anv ~, ~ k Verne "a anx one
~ VI mauv 'nese tnrf ~ p,EaTs1 ~
'hgy VIII SUIT ll a. "c6ni,nlssian Metc1Sb..
ilI rI oo-nar isrnn, ana i.rangts sfreeta
Pnl4-stnw- Wllninseoa, De-.
a 10 oALk -Ins dweliing no lll9 Market st
~ Inc iot Is ~ Ieet sont on an,,la ~ ~ e aSa
luq teet ueen. Inc LOUISE ~ uvup,s S,t, ~
stories aun aluc, WIN ~ rooins hni ms Is
snp DALI, lion, yaIu anu PV,s, IN tns ,,v
0hH Oh tno ost Yeafassu , ns1 ~, ,n,rn Anns
WIZ oeautiiui vie" Oh river ana ov WiIi "a sadRPp"
o,rtpt,s -, ,ha ,,rs M ten,e.i,,ns
orr X. A. dllLfln, on tle premises, Jan srlin-
WNOR SkLR-A three-st0ry brick house, NO. q
~ W. Tatnan street. inquire t.l,. xrrrnut -
hnls wv 4-.----t...-lM...l. =, -,
TNOR BALE--Capa May, N. T., 'OCEAN HOUSE"
fuT9ls6 she d S6d e9appsS tSf sale r on essy
season, az usual, by II. ". Sawyer,
-.----- DAVIS a SIMPSON, ='
Rnis 2O-2T III Walnut street Philadelphia.
ii sr,,StsT ~ upp
"A V2n ~ V IN ppIv ATF 3ttE me- nn,Ier
-! 49, hnfnass IN IN naisSaIe eafx nal AZ
~ ir W. ,na stant tsns,v ~ the
NY oiu sssa9hsneu seshu; Ky y ~ 1ogs
nris, saI coosjstIns Of IN soos notions sro
ceiies qgeensware %c and the gSod wili and mS
bld terms witfftSe pt siiese Of buying iTHiGiE
rate opportunity for any one DESTROYS OF going into
bniness, as Just 1t ths time the Del Penna r. i.
is 9bout completed, which promises aree BUSINESS
ana % be shipped in vessels from the place. For
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tha mnrninn
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EEAThs PuTest and sweetest Cod-Llver OIL is Hs2
ard Caswells, made on the sea shore, from fIeshi
selected liyars, By Caswell Hazard 4 Co New York
IL is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken II prefer it to all Others Physicians have
ket, - 90" ''-'l -'--'W
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aeartmrship aJotires.

kIoTICEE-I have this day retired from the um-
IN her business having disposed Of my entire in
tereet to l.. A. Harris and W. W. Harris who Will
continue the business at the N. 4 corner OF Front
and Tatnall streets. y. A. HARRIS.
ArOTICE = The undersigned have, this day,
IN formed a cO-partnership under the nrm name
OF lester A. Harris Brother SUCCESSORS to j. A.
Haris, and Will continue the lumber business at the
N. =. cor OF Front and Tatnall streets.
LESTER A. HARRIS,
jRnl4-lm WILDER W. HARRIS.
nISSoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
H. WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 81. 1879.
The frm OF Pussy Scott d Co., n this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
ISRAEL PUSEY,
JANIS SCOTT
JNO NJ. SCOTT,
W. Y. WARNER.
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Sale OF Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery, at
Ogle d Miller Rooms will continue for three
days longer, and will positively close on Thurs
day evening" January 18th. Those DESTROYS Of
securing bargains, would do we'll to attend the
sale. Among the goods there are some beauh
full designs Of the very latest patterns. The
sale has been very satisfactory and well attended
throughout. Sales commence at 10, 2.30 and
~ p NJ, each day. Seats arranged for ladies'
who wish to attend the sale,
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SitnxtirHs aud gJeIp zFSutFA.

tVHY AHTED.-A middle-agsd man OF good educa-
wv ton wishes some light employment In store
or en- once; cannot stand heavy work. Can give
good references Address " j. c. THIS OFFICE,
Or IS Market Street, Ninth Ward. lanis.u
WANTED--Ag good cook. Apply g -
w janii-st- 9Ss hARhkr 81.
"TANTED-A young man IN an ONCE; must be
wv good writer. Apply at
janil-StG1 FOURTH AND MARKET, upstalrs
VyANRzD-By young man, snsie room,
wv wttahFeakfast and suppnr, iu prtvate fam
ily.F Address, " J. j. b.
Jqnll-St.1lz COMMERCIAL OFFICE
Ny Anal, = colored girl IS years of age wisaes
jsniO.ct AFF' THIS OFFICE.
NtYANTRD = EXPERIENCED sRwTRo Ma
wv CHINE CANvAssRRs WANTED,
H.. F&uZ We pay
LARGER COMMISSIONS THAN ANY OTHER
COMPANY.
III Apply to the SNb
WIRED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
jshT-u 49, bl4 Market street.
WANTHD-Afew good men TO canvass for new
w and profitable business. Apply ImTedlateT
" dScis-i@s no sg1 r. Seventh ST., Wil, Del.
VEYANTED = IMMRDIAEELY. = Active young
w mek 20 canvass for tue Grover Rakef Sow
lnglM achlnn. Amply at el6 81 ARKET ST.
oSto-tf Wilmington Del.
AIRS. TAYIoRS SELECT INTEL IGRNCE
WI OFFICH M K. cor. Second and West streets.
Families sapplied with white servants az short
notice. Iyle-fm
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tn dividend Iaydtitcs. I

nIYIDEND.
~ BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYWINE,
WnMfN0ToN, DBL, Jan. q 1sT3,J
The Board Of Directors have thi6 lday declared a
dividend OF per cent for the last six MONTHS pay
able on and after the 10th inst, clear of taxes
Jana IL T. - . = IL. RICE, Cashier.
KIOTICE-The Committee to settle the affairs of
IN the Agricultural Society OF New Castle County
have declared a Dividend Of Fourteen Dollars per
share, payable at the ON % Of the Treasurer.
A. II. GRIMSHAW,
No. AWest Third street.
[ lan1-2w Wilmington, Del.
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan l, 1872.
The undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership, and will continne the Morocco bust
ness, at the corner OF ThId and Madison Sts, VII
minGtop, Del. under the iirm name OF ,Ppssy, Scott
& %. III ' ~ = JAMES SCOTT
~, = JOHN NJ. SOFT,
~ - - WIN Y WARMER.
ianl-1md WINFIELD SCOTT
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IL THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD CO., I
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2lst, 1872,
The Board OF Directors have decla ed semi an
nual Dividend OF four per cent on the Capital stock
Of the COMPANY, payable on and after he sth of
January, 1873.
dec2l-lst A. HoRNER Secy.
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CdsS'All. gsIVH : 8 Ir..o., I. Z,
Ar N. Jackson, n. s.
Pyias,pai Taylor a JasEson's Academy.
1919 ~. WILMINGTON, DKI-
Dear sir--1rhat an Of the young meR who have
entered thia Institution from your Academy have
passed 80 ereditaby on entering and have main
ly honorable 70 the thor0ughnees and fidelity OF
your Corps Of lnatfnctors, Iremain, my dear air,
novSo, iyd4W ANDREW D. WHITE, Pres.
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20 nam su7TTI777f f'iI5 5T7T7i'if l-.QITLl
fa q !, s' 6 HAarsks HsAf .sa s b5G 3.
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aftss lari4ltniapas. &c.
MRS. z. 5. JACKSON a co.

NFRS. E s. JACKSON CO.,
l1h ;as.as1lsa4.a ilsiisua Z 5la- q
B25 MARKET STREET.
Hayeafun liIie o. crochet, velvet, silk and pearl
buttsns Gloves, KID castor, cloth SILK, &c. SIX and
bullion fringe, 6uipure lace, gimps, velvet ribbons
Childreu'1 yqlRel and Woolan legginai nc IAdies'
rzg4y III ii WHAuseTes. Dr. .UEtt
eailsgtiuHaI.
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DHILoPATR1AN Supper, JanuaTy 18th, Tickets
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y aT sIs lot az a Sss4 lIslss at

"a grEzgIAq TEA lz.Id ,noleiIogml nWo
.s81lIg NUi y!la1IhM1I
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TNoR sALR--Cape May, N. =, fOCEAN HOUSE
H furnished ana equipped. for sale on easy -
terms. II not sold by May ~, VIII DO run next LA
season, az usual, by III. W. Sawyer,
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a GREAT MISTAKE.

Planters in the cotton States have long
been convinced, according to their own
admission that it is not correct policy for
them to continue using all their energies
and capital to raise cotton. Every year
since the war they have made such admis-
sions, and have announced that the
next year they would raise less cot
ton and more grain. But Notwithstanding
they have made such announcements, in
good faith we have no doubt, they contin-
Tie to plant large crops of cotton, and to ig-
more other crops.
90 In East Tennessee our farmers have pur
sued similar course. For half century
our principal crop has been corn. Far
mers have gone on, year after year, rails
ing corn OH the same fields, until the soil
is worn out-much of it almost worthless.
They seem convinced, many of them, that
crops, of grass will pay better, and that
they could improve the soil by cultivating
grass, but they persist in raising corn. 1t
seems strange that this should be so, but
there is not farmer in East Tennessee,
whose observation has not taught him the
truth of what we say. A large proportion
of our lands will pay better to raise grass
upon them than corn, and yet We see tnou-
sands of acres planted in corn, when the
yield is hardly sufficient to pay for labor
expended. This looks to us like q suicidal
policy, and the sooner it is abandoned the
hoffor
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Important Questions About Che Road Law a
ATHENS, TENN, April 9, 1

Ell ATHENS, TENN, pril 9, 1875.
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The public press
reports the County Courts of Knox and
Davidson counties as having taken action
under the provisions OF. the new road law,
laying the county off into road districts
and appointing commissioners. This law
as officially published does not fix the time
that it is to take effect, consequently, UNI
der the Constitution and Code of Tonnes
see, it goes into effect forty days after the
adjournment of the Legislature that enact
ed it. That time has not yet expired by
about twenty days.
Now suppose these newly elected com.
missioners proceed to execute the law and
some road hand or tax payer denies the
validity Of their appointment, made at the
time it was, and questions at law their
power and the powers of the overseers
appointed by them. The old law being
still in full force had the County
Courts the right to ignore it and proceed
under a new law that had not yet gone in
to effect?
With due Difference to the wisdom of the
above named County Courts, we are in
clined to think not, and in this view of the
case the County Court of McMinn con-
tinued to recognize and operate under the
old law, as far as it falls short of the neces-
sites of the people, If wrong in this mat.
ter we stand subject to correction. Will
some of the Legislators inform !? SsSD
CHAIR MoMINN COUNTY COURT. s.
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to the thousand. The cards are to be put
up in packages of IS, and then will be in
closed i'm light pasteboard boxes containing
90 packages, or 500 cards each. - a =.
The contractors agree to furnish one
hundred million cards the first year, and
more if required. The orders received at
the Department already amount to over
80, OOO, 900, and are increasing every day, so
that the Postmaster General calculates that
at least l90, 000; 900 cards will be called for
the first year.
The cards will he for sale at every post
office in the United States, 'singly or in
quantities, the same as postage stamps are
now. A card will answer all the purposes
of paper, enveloped and stamp, in case the
message contains nothing of a private ma
ture, and the saving of two cents to men
and houses sending out hundreds of letters
daily will be no small item. It is not ex-
pected that the postal cards will be popular
with lovers, o. people in whom the organ y,
of secretiveness is unusually large; but
with the mass of the people they are sure
to become immensely popular.
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The New Postal Cards.

The following is description of the
new one cent postal cards to come in use
on May LIST: - -
1.-THE cards are to be printed on what is
known as "bound paper"-that is, paper
which is worked together in solid sheet
without FASTING. They will be five ana
wide, and are of two shades of velvet
brown, bearing on one side stamp with
{ ne "liberty" head surrounded by the
words ~. S Postage One Cent? in lathe
work. and having besides the words "Unit-
ed States Postal Card" Printed across the
face are lines for the address, with the let
ters az. s, P. O. d. one and a half inch
es long, in a water mark across the body
of the card. The weight is to be six pounds
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THE Richmond Wing doesn't want any
more capital or population in its State. Ii
suggests as the Democratic battle cry Tor
next Autumn's campaign, VIRGINIA
FOR VIRGINIANs.n If Virginia has any
more editors as narrow-minded, we pity
the commonwealth. We are authorized
to say for our people that the battle cry Of
Tennesseeans is, TENNESSEE For, ALI
HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS CITIZENS WITH
orr RESPECT TO RACE OR NATIVITY"
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is a woman.

THE Pennsylvania Railroad has just
concluded to build an additional double
track between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
at an expense of sixteen million dollars.
The road has now one double track. The
proposed improvement will give 1t four
tracks between the cities named.
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THAT the defeat of the Republican State
ticket in Connecticut was owing to local
causes, is evident from the fact that on the
vote for Congressman the Republicans
had large majority of the popular vote
Democratic editors particularly Growing
over the result, attributed their success tc
the dissatisfaction of the people with Con-
gress and the President. OF course II
their claim is true the dissatisfaction
ought to be shown in the vote for the
only candidates who run upon national Is
sues. The vote for Congressman shows
increased majorities for all the Republican
candidates. The returns show as follows
Gen. Hawley is re- elected by amajority o.
1885 as against majority of 63S two years
ago. Hon. Stephen w. Kellogg is re-
elected by 5S7 majority as against rs ma
ioritv at the last election, while Hon.
Henry III. weatherin the Sd district
defeated his opponent by l,52l as against
1,1s4 in 1872. ....-r .--. 49,
The only Democrat chosen was Hon.
William H. Barnum, whose majority is
but about 800 greater than in 1872. These
figures show that on National issues the
Republicans carried the State by good
majority.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-11
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of AM Daily Published in East Tennessee.

THE strong-minded women are pushing
their claims rather hard. Miss Antnony
insists upon it that the man In the moon
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-11

I'm Bankruptcy. 7el.91 9Ip
In the District Court Of the United States for til East
ern States for the Eastern District of Tennessee 81
In the matter of H. N. McLain. 4-sfx
Al Knoxville in said District on the 4th day of April
- A, D., 1873, before VIM. Akin. Register.
Eastern District of Tennessee. S.;
rJlHIS BEING THE DAY APPOINTED BY THE
Court for the first meeting of creditors IN the above
bankru ptcy and of which due notice has been given
in the Knoxville Chronicle and by special notice serv
I'd personally or through the mail, we. whose names
are hereunder written being the greater part in num-
Der and in value of the creditors of the said d. N.
McCain bankrupt aforesaid present at this meeting.
and have proyed their claims. have chosen and do
hereby nominate J. C. J. Williams. Esq, to be the
assignee Of the said bankrupts estate and effects. and
desire that he may be APPOINTED such assignee &C.
I do hereby accept the said trust or appointment.
api0d3t J.C. j. WILLIAMS, Assignee.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-11

In the District Court of the United States for the
"a AtA Eastern District Of Tennessee ~
In the matter Of Bromley Evans, involuntary Bank
- sFs88 - = - Tupts. ~ e E#Q EAF
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN third meeting Q! the creditors OF Bromley Ev-
city Of Chattanooga. Tennessee. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Wednesday April 80. 1873, before VIM. Aiken, Regis
- T. G. MONTAGUE, Assignee
April 10. 1S7s-doawtilap30