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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

Tousands leads miserable lives, suffering
from dgpepsia, a disordered stomach and liver
producing billiousiness heartburn, costiveness
weakness, irregular appetite low spirits, raising
food after eating, and often ending in fatal
attacks Of fever. They know they are sick, yet
get little sympathy. The unfaillng remedy to
prevent these efalctions and restore health ie
Simmons Biyer Regulator.
CAUTION.
as there are a number of limitations offered. we
would caution the public not to allow some
other compound to be palmed off under simiIi-
ar sounding name, with tho assurance that II Is
as good. Bear in mimi that the only object sncb
dealers can have, is the tact that they can make
few pennies extra profit by selling the snvris
Gus. None genuine Unless in our enersvad
wrapper, with Red q" trade mark, STAMP and
signature uubroken. -p anu
J. q. ZEILIN & CO.,
LIVE Sl'VO. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
HSoLp BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS. 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15

roots and Lerbs, wD4oh an ALI Wise Pro-
yldence has placed in countries where Liv r
Disc ses most prevail. 1t will cure all disea cs
caused by arrangement of the Liver and Bowels,
Regulate the Liver and prevent
MALARlAL DISEASES.
Summeris the season of the year system is iia-
to get out of order and severe and dangerous bill
lou attacks frequently fol ow. fhe principal
cause ct nearly all sickness at this time Of tho
y'ar has it. origin in a di ordered Liver. whica
i not res ula in me- great suffering, wre CHI
edness ana death will ensue. little precautinn
taken in time in the shape of a reliable and eff
caciou1 Liver Regulator will prevent illness and
fatal consequences No medicine in modern
times has gained a wider reputation than
sIMMGNS' LIVER REGULATOR
and by being kept re dy fr Immediate resort
will save many an hour of suff ring sud many a
dollar in time and doctors bill.
An efsetua snec fc for Constipation,
Pain in the Shoulders, Head che. Liz
illness, Sour Stom 4ch. Bad Taste in
the Mouth. Bill us Attacks. Palpita-
ton of the Kidneys. espondency.
Gloom. and Forebeding of Evil
All Of which are the offsprin4 Of a diseased Liver
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15
live StoClz Ma1k@s.
lcoRRECTKp DAILY.1

Reported for the CHRoHIULs by Jooes, Lse
Caldwell, Butchers.
KNOXVILLE July IA
--s REVIEW.
The supply of fat stock OF all kinds il
sheep are hardly coming in enough to sup
ply the local demand.
FZ~a BKEF CATTLE.
No. &c.; good fat steers and heifers. 500
pounds and upwards. q; small, fat cattle,
aa2i; common, dull.
Best, 2ta2ic; good, &c; stock sheep, $1.OC
Per head; lambs, 2aa3c. Z p -l.
vEALa.
$1.Oto $A60. according to quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-15
Extract ola letter from Memphis. Tenn. April

c,n. II, 1879
dsmTes tb nsT yeI sC0 the storm of four ep
visitation; but during the other i three N nsed
Sfp the @ Sex Sn and GsnsO
had several to ask me how / esepnaa have,
them it was all owing TO the ViTi%s l tora
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. S1HSa
fever was to break out again, and T She
bottle of your REGULATOR, would f esH a. q
safe as II was one thousand miles aWaU S
Respectfully, W. B. Yates y
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Wholesale Grocery Market.
DAILY

lcoRRECTKD DAILY.l
KNoxvILLs, July "A.
Coffees are still advancing on account of
unfavorable news Of damage TO crop in
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TIA E
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR.
The Favorile
Home Remedy

L warranted not to
contain a single par
icle ofM etcury or ary
MUIR GUS mineral sub
tan re bat il PURELY
V rGEfA B =, con-
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RSoLD BIZ ALL DRuee1sTs. 81
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KNOXVILLE SOAPS

Laundry, 60 los..... So S5
Family, 65 Id boxes ) 90
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WEEKLY CHRONICLE.

Clubs Of Twenty, or over, per copy.........., 90
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GnU AZ.
Cigars.

All BIRDS .9Msl2 COas2.'00
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Yellow Springs Hotel.
THE LARGE HOTEL
NOWN AS BIRDS SPRINGS)

12.mileS from Newport IA miles from cambridge
II miles from Severyilic, viii be open for visitor
JUNE !, 1880.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-06-12

In the U. S. Senate yesterday the
joint resolution in regard to the re-
moval ofthe Northern Cheyennes,
the bill making Indianapolis a port
of delivery, and the House bill
amending the statutes in regard to
payments for land certificates, were
passed. A committee of thirteen
Senators was appointed to attend
the Yorktown Centennial. Confer
cnce Committees were appointed on
the Sundry Civil-bill and the bill re-
lating to trespassers on the timber
lands. The SpOAord-Kellogg reso-
lutions were discussed. The Gene
raj Deficiency bill was reported with
amendment and placed on the calen-
dar. The Mexican Pension bill was
taken up. After an executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned.
In the House, the Senate bill reg
ulating the appointment and pay Of
deputy marshals was taken up, and,
after long debate, was passed
yeas ITO. nays S5-by party vote.
Adjourned. -
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Wilmington Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. june SIP.

WEDNESDAY, June 3, 5 p. M.
fLouR-Tne demand continu s United
DhrreIs, including Minnesota extras. -
~ Q; Pennsyivania family at 81 rs q q II.
western do. at d % a u, aud Patents nj
g. qua Rye Flour lis steady at "a s. u a
GRAIN.-Wheat is dull, unsettled and
lower. Sales of 1000 busheis, INCLUDING
r9d 81 1sl ~ aid amber at a 81: No 2
sed i,1 IA elevator, at 81 ~ May, 81 zSk June.
81 lzts a 10 July, and 81 w August, RIVE
~ sceice. We quote Pennsylvania ut sSc
OH u IN lair II quest and over Sales OF
~ ~ bushes, including rejt cled at 6ic. ;
steamer at 6la52c. nj \ cd al 81 lkah;ic vel
low al DC, and white at DOC. Al the call
GARD $1,000 busheis kaIl, mixed. August
eplo al 4S4c., and 1000, May, At 81 &c. Oats
ate Det'ef. ssles C.otOO bushels, Including
mixed, nj 4Oa41c., and while al AL, IGc
ne receipts to-day we've as follows: q n
Dds Hour, T,UUU bushels " heat. M al,
bushels corn, l6.40O bushe is oals. 825 bGIs'
malt. l45 barrels whisky.
WHISKY.-lbU barreIs OF Western iron
pound sold at 81 ~ per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
BOMBAY May IL + M.
The cattle MAJ ket has b. en- dull duIin.
tn ne PasI %eeh, aid prices were a fraction
lower. 5zOO head arrived nd sold nj fhe
dltion. 49, "' W Gun
SHEEP were dull and lower. COCO head
soiu AZ tne oiHefent yards at 5La7%r
oa9c. per ID. az
HOGS were dull, but rricss were mn.
changed b5OO head sold al ga 7ISc.per h,
AoS .'ss were unchanged. lyv beau sold at
b%O aeoO per head as 10 condition.
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
Park DroVe Yard. West Ph,ia., Moulb
oant, EahP'ohaira, 70 TO lS MS, s5 30 TO 10;
oo1 ~ ~ 10 I! iss' ~ to re; lair 50 10 s.
Iamt e :; TO @ S'S ea sfi%ss 10 e " common
ialr. Arrivals. 5U0U head
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F" fsrst, East a..d An the Times,

A great deal has been heard lately
about how Delegate Smith, Brown,
Jones or Robinson was resolved To
stand by Grant, or Blaine, or Sherman,
M7ora Washburue, or somebody else first,
lAa and all the time We suall prob
80 ably bear some talk OF The same sort
from Cincinnati next week; but II will
not frighten any one more than IL
usually does; for generally such solemn
declarations are regarded as mere bOm-
.rzssbsstic, boaslings OF pro essional politi-
esans--boastings contracted like tie
hideOus IN .sks that Japanese soldiers
III a Msed TO wear, or the fiendish yell of the
Y ~ snail boy who sees another boy enteri z
t.e melon patch that he himself wants
Ito rob-fOr the sole purpose Of soaring
the enemy. But the expression, after
~ being altered by the friends OF Grant
at Chicago, was lived up to with faith
fuiness almost ulhssrd of in political
- warfare. The men who used 1t pOlled
their full strength from the first aud
maintained IL afterward With q stub
-lAUhor0usss utterly discoursging TO their
,,,, a hem Ga. When at last they were
yi-li,oyerpowrred by superior numbers they
we're still true 10 their header, and when
g. they joined in ths movement TO make
~ the nominatiOnunanimUus at last
they did it with almost IS bad grace as
. ifthey had been democrats instead o.
r, republicans. Such hearty personal de
~ lyotion Is the rarest of political specta-
sand the man who inspii ed IL can well
afoid TO be proud, even In bis defeat.-
Herald. re-,
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rpArNo YrAvE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOX PtiirxpKlPHfA.-i.56 2.2s, e.so. 100,
B!lO v.VIlV.4l1 1902. 1910, g. m. i2.4l, l2.3e.
400 AM. 10o; 5.4S, 7.00 s.is. e.6o, P; 10. on
sundays, i.lI, 2.Ss. slo,a. M; 800. $50. s.4s
For NEW yoRx.-i.s2.2saD 100. 1902,
am; 1919. M. 43, ll.4l, a. No.. IA, p. m.
On Sundays, la, 2.8 =, m. 80.
FoK BALTIMORE AND WAsHfNQToE..-,
lx;5l v0s. AIS, s.sS. 2. m; zss' - ~ 81
81. 7.os.p. m. On sundays lsei. z.os. All
FoR BALr1MoRE, tBay Line connection,
1.oS p, m. No Sunday trains.
y FoR Nsw CAsTIE.--o0O 92o,. q. M; l0o
Fas Dr. wARs X. RIB 4 m; LOS
y FoR WIEMINGroN i NoRrHEKN r. r.
7o9 .. m; SoO, 5.2s p. m. No Sunda,
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.-7.iI
1880 a. M; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l243 1 S.. 2.0s
e.'0i NO. Hiss. a. M, R.li. la, l.O2. 200
AN, ~, 5.l7, B.2o, 7.O0, S.OO e.1. lilo p. m
On sundays. f2.iS, LIS. 20s. 1910 9. m. ;7.S
FROM NEW Yonk.--l.Ss. a.os, $50. a. m.
i2st, hoa -. 7Oo p. IN On sundays
fFsoM BAIrrMonE. 2i7, s.ss, s.57, a
i
From WAsHINGToN.--L3b,2 All, q. m.
l225 1851, 1887, 5.3s, 9.43 p. m.
FROM NEW CAsTLE.--S.6O, p.s6, l20Ua. m.
6.25. bAJ p. IN. No sunday trains.
FROM DkLAwARE II. R.-Ab0, IL m.
Go p. m. No Sui day trains.
From WILMINGTON q NORTHERN II. r
$40, li.S q. M; o.46 p. IN. No Sunday
trains. ...y,... -. I. ~. .-.ry.g
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-S.OO
an. Is, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
70 'htas PHILADELPHIA.
FRoM BRoA STREET AND WASHINGTON
AvENUE--7.sU,' s.lO, 1889, 1915, li45 a. m;
l.s0 800, $50. 400 5.l5, 800. $40, 500, Gas
u 30 p. m. On sundays. 8.3Qa No.; 6.OO,
9.i6, il.30 p. m.
FROM Thirty SECOND AND MARKET
STkEETsl -7.SV, lbs n. m I; Haas. 4.ca, n.
M; l.U a. m. On sundays. l.O0, .. M |,
NorE.-The black figures represent the
lin ted Express" Un which an extra
tef cb trypu
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EGIsFER's ORDER.
REGISTERS oFFrcE.

New Castle Co.. May %, 1880.
- upon The application OF 1h0mas G film.
Executor OF William X. Foote. late 't,i
Nill Creek Hundred, In said county. d.
CEASED II l. ORDERED and directed 81 the
Register thft the Executor aforesaid
I've notice OF granting OF letters Tes-
tanenla upon the estate OF the deceas.
Gu, WIN The date OF granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO be posted with
ia i0rly days from The date OF such letters,
III slA OF the mest public places az The
count! OF New Castle. requiring all per
sohs having demands against the estate 10
present The same or abide by AN act ofAs.
seHloly IN such case made and provided
arg also cause The same 10 be inserted
WHnln the same period In the DAILY
1AEkTTE, newspaper published In vii
mlnglon. and TO be continued therein three
weeks, cod.
Given under the hand and seal
IL 3 OF ONCE of tue Register aforesaid
~ al New Castle, In New Castlt.
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
"ritteh' D. e. BlGOS. Register
NOTICE.
An persons having elaine AGAINST the ia =
tate OF the deceased. must present the eame
uuiy at,eshd, 10 the EA ecuUor on OF
b. fore May q. 1881, or abide the Act of
ASSEM- bly, In such case made and proyid
ed. THOMAS GiFEi
Address. New Castle, Del. jeicsweod
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TRAITS 60 PAuE CArALoeV'

Containing much valuable i ita" ID
also lisIo peaches viii Io ,. ~, len, !
peniug, and u list of southern evad,d a
Ing apples, a fiuit mush ~, his in
Rvery fruit grower should ser Ss ' New n
apples and buy no NOR Oh nj here
I or W estern. varieties 10 p, They ars|
winter apples, for grown mere ""
winter apples, oueen Of
Also Japan. persimmon' mi lipsl
market, raspberry with aancsd prls
nursery stocb nc greatly feou'
Afbo o receipt iera
% y - . WASH FOR TREE, ,hspss|
whfcn viii drive out borers II no III one 4
apple, d dfhce and ash ana ny ~ as %
Tie time or cost in apply lns.,,,sd sDnuA
move with q knife and u aPpt, ress aud
there will be 20 borers In Lne ,sa yellCl
one peach tree die win VIM, iv nov. n
wi ere THOUSANDS die annu alnls Va | alL |
pogtai card for catalogue. Ia, 20 WjDIl
ttock. All orders sent by
ceivs careful atts nti On. psTERs.
n n RANDOLfg1 ,I,n ipsioa lps
Observation-Disclosures
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a WALL sIREEf YksFERpAY.-S Stocks
were settled until the last half hour,
when they were driven down several
points, prTuci pally on run,ors Of trouble
In the Delaware aud Lackawanna com :
PAW. Money ruled at 81 per cent for
cali loans on stocks, and 2 10 g. per cent
on governments, The latter securities
were q fraction lower. Foreign ex-
change was heavy and unchanged. -It
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In New York last night Irving Hall
Democrat held rousing meeing- at
which, according to the Herald General
John OIByrpe formerly Of JDehwGre
msd%a speech NJ whicl}he arr igned the
party for its AdIpinis tTation of
ftlse peopie'saffrfrs and cong fatniated the
country on It's recent escapes from the
designs o. those bs = ebcse 70 sail i'm
J: Hope Cald veil. son of Rev. J. H
Caldwell, Of Wilmington, has been
selected to deliver the valedictory ad-
dress Of his class at Dickinson College.
He is the Youngest member of the class,
not yet being 20 years of age.
A Letter has been received from John
Pilling, Esq, of Newark announcing his
arrival in Liverpool, after brief tour
through Ireland and Scotland. Mr.. Pill
lug states that his health as better Than
thas been for years fact that many
friends will be pleased TO know
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SAME DAY-.rACINo RACE.
REHoBoTHcIM MfET1Ne

The Rehobo'h camp meeting will
commence-Jg!y 9th and continue four
weeks rev. W. Prettyman, Of Lewes,
is in charge. ! This camp bias not
oeen as popular for the past two years
as formerly: Since the. openipgof the
hotels at the beach, the attractiors
there have overcome the desire to at
tend camp. The grove is an excel
lent one to hold camp in, and this.
in connection with the splendid bath.
ing in tic OCEAN, 1 ought To make it
popuiar.H Eagp 3TiHw
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a = = 49, = y > EtIA .
DIR. rDuNNING'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF DR.. E. G. DunnIne
took place yesterday afternoon from bis
late residence, No. 704 Market 81 rect.
The rename were enclosed In q beauti-
full silver mounted burial casket. The
floral offerings consisted OF cross ana
wreath. The funeral services took place
at st. Andrews church and were con-
Quoted by Bishop Leo, assisted by Rev.
j. w. KAYE. The following were the Dali
bearers; Drs' Bullock, Bush, Draper AND
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FashionaI. lie FurnltureI
!. & j. \ HARTMAN,
~. AlO Aing Street.

WILMINGTON, DEL,
asg. respectfully inform che citi
-4fS' Gems OF ''ilminKton, and The snri
- rounf ~ country thu i've continue
- 10 msnufacture and Keep on hand
our Large and long established ware
ohh, rufnlture Of every variety and
} lie, consisting OF Mahogany Rosewood
d walnut Furniture suitable for psrlor'
aning-room and chamber uses.
1ur assortment OF Furniture is larger and
d al articles sold at our establiah m on
9 warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds OF the most fashiona ble
esisns made TO order and kept constantiy
hand. We also manufacture and con
SANITY keep large assortment OF IN
Hair. Moss and Husk Mattresses
j. d j. N. HARAAN
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THE DoUGHERTY FAMILY

John Dougherty, who was before
the Mayor on Thursday morning
last, on thu charge of drunkenness
and cruel treatment towards his
children, was sent to New Castle
jail, this morning, for non payment
of fine and costs.
His wife, who was arraigned OF,
the same charge, was taken to the
Almshouse, yesterday afternoon. to-
gether with six of her children.
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FIFTH DITION,
THE SPRING RACES.

A LIST OF THE EATRIEs-A sPLEkplp
FIELD OF HoRsEs-sPECIAL RACES
TO BE TRoTTED. H..
The Spring Meeting Of the Della
ware Trotting Association, will take
place ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday next, at the Schuetzen Park.
Below is a list of horses entered, and
horsemen will see at glance what d
splendid field they are, in fact there
has never been a better class entered
at races in this city, especially Is this
SO in The 2 81 class. On Friday there
will be several special races:
FIRST DAY-wkDNksDAY, JUNE 10.
3minute class.
John Smith, Philadelphia, enters b.
g. Haney. 90
J. D. Edwards, Phila., enters b. m.
Mollie M. -nss
Burt Stetson, Phila., enters g.SeI
Wellington. .--s---
q. r. E. Lewis, Newark, Del, en-
tiers o. e. Blind Tom.
A. r. Ladd, New Hunting Park,
Philadelphia, enters &. Little Dick.
P. Plunkett & Co., Wilmington, en-
ter gray mare Jennie.
SAME DAY, 2 SO CLASS.
G. H. Elkinton, N. j., enters b..-m.
Jennie Moore. N----.
Geo. Scaltergood, Phila., enters G.
e. Whitefeld.
Neil Tamney, Phila., enters b. g.,
Prize.
VIM. II. Doble, Phila., enters b. m.
Kismet.
Wm sshs1ps -Phila9 enters Lad7
: iDsGonoVer,s PhAA!s, ehtefs b. g.,
Chester.
A:Patt Canterbury, Del. enters g.
g., Modoc.
G. W. Haman, Phila., enters b. 6.
R sSsss.li ka 8 .ssshstimGins,o en-.
tiers b: M, Annie V.
John M; Ford, Dover, enters b. g.,
Tom Bayafd. "'''' ~
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY, JUNE IT.
$40 class.iAni r., 81
:: VIM! II. Doble, Phila., enters b m
Kismet.
Neil Tamney, Phila, enters b. g.,
prize. 'togya.a
Chester. " " a.
Charles cattergood, Lamb Tavern,
Phila, enters b. g., Theodore Ficle.
A. Pratt, Bsnterburg, Del, eiIters- b.
e., Modoc. DYmTTS
CIV Haman, Phil, enteps b. g., He
public. ~
VIM. K. stokley, Wilmington. enters
Joseph Quinn, Phila., enters b. e.,
Frank Bowers.
SAME DAY-2:27 CLASS
Mr., Irwin, Phila,r enters c. m. Mol
VIM H. Doble, Phila., enters b. T.,
Niger Baby. TON
Granville Gillespie, Dover, enters
bay stallion Sherman Morgan.
j. M. Ford, Dover, enters b. e., Tom
Bayard. 10 ,an sino,baaa I =
'sAME DAY-+HKcINe RACE. ~
VIM. A. Ogden, Phila., enters b. e.,
Eddie G. 10
Oh, ohas; Graoey, Phila., enters b. e.,
On Friday, the 18th, Mollie and
Niger Baby Will trot to the pole for a
special purse, 10 beat the best double
team record, which is 2 1884.
There will also be a consolation
race" On the same day, for the defeat
ed horses in the other races. On the
hrst day there, will be a county race
for green horses, the entries for which
will be announced on Monday or Tues,
day. ,,..,,,.....'.
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A SICK ROY

A son of policeman Gibson, who
attended Calvary P. E. SUNDAY
school excursion to Collins Beach
Yesterday, went in swimming, and
staying in too long was attacked bv
a severe illness while coming home.
All possible assistance was afforded
him, and he was given over to 'tbs
home. i4'eo
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C0LFAx, GARFIELD, AND
% oRE9t1 AoB1LrfRl n

Schuyler Colfax, Granite first Vice
II sAa6 IL lSs time 81 ilis II sdss q u
into private life, eight Years ago
stepped up on Itheslpoftfco of the
Pennsylvania Military Academy, at
Chester, yesterday evening. The
query as to how The, reeardeds1tbs
choice ofthe'. Chicago Convention
beliclted the sreply:yl,b saJ 10 l,.,, 80,
~ think Gen. Garfield's nomina-
ton fortunate one. 1T secures one
of very apperiorL talents and thor
ough1y familiar with public affairs. a
gallant soldier and~ ania eminent
statesman. A dpa heartily eomratu,
late The people and the Republican
party, as we'll as Gen. Garfield him
self , ON anominatiOn so unexpected.
" conferred and SO deserved q
| d "Do YOU think he, VIII be elected?,
81 anticipate an exciting cam psierr aud
| close election said Mr.. Colfax, hesif-
atingly;; Mbnt L hope and -balisse- he
will be trlumphantly successful"
A final query, allow will the Credit
Mobilier charges against Mr.. Garfield
operator" gave a dramatic tu n 10 the
Interview. Its effort on Mr.. Colfax wa.
electric. He sprang up from the bench
! on which he was seated with a move
msni ihsi- at artledb his interrogator, =. anl
said hastily: "a y
"isd Ju't- know any thihg ubout fhat
Mr.. Garfield will have TO took on, fol
himself, as well as any other man.
don't want to talk aboutit, and have nj
| time"
MIR. Colfax had turned his back ever
before be flushed the seniepce...,vn a..
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An Old Mar -sestoredy,o Hsaith
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:, II. H. WARNER Il Co., RoCH ESTER, N,
r:-GENTLEMEN-"Fo forty years have
suffered with diabetes, beng obliged to
Void uri RS often as once In thirty min
utes, aud have also been great sufferer
from palpitation Of the heart. / am now
using your diabetes cure, and can truly.
lay at 81 venty years of age, that II makes
me feel like new man."
mmY l3eOd2W PETER SHnwRaMAN
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THE NOMINATION ELECTION

The Democratic nomination for Sheriff
and Coroner, for New Castle county, is
IN progress this afternoon. The friends
ofthe various candidates are taking an
active interest in the contest, and from
present Appearances large vote will be
polled. The polls will close al 7 O'Clock
this evening and before they are closed
every democrat should cast his ballot
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CLAYTON HOUSE ARRIVALS.

Adam 3. Hsrtshorne, Pa.
Misses HaFtshorne, l'.fh.Ifft o
y w. r.. II artshorne, "A t-.t
!, g, y. Ransome, Chester, Pa, SIS.
@. W. Zerr, Reading, Pa.
IN. Petefs, washingt6n, b. C.l"t
=. Z. Martin, Delaware, T., !
james Williams |" HGtaE Etst
II E E.S S.S1s; S Ken S Sss issn.Fs.
p. FeBchoield.rNew York. an
Watson Ellmaker. Lancaster Co., Pa.
Q. II. Brown, New York.
E3% sS sr,dsspdrtl com. q
e Hti S.lw Riisss, II Nsa s 9ortg Il.
H. N. Kreppith, Balio.r ~ -vit, .-.u
=. F. Morrison, New Castle,,.r-
r 9rtip and son. Chester co.YPa. 4,
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FOUKT,HJED4T4ON

3 EMRs5. H.BAFEts;N kwsPAPER ADyKR-
rfsIS q AqENT, Al Park HOW, Times Build
Tor AdvertisenaSnts il The DAILY and
eOEIAwARE 6AxErrE nd our best rates.
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e - CONFIRMED. ~,
The nonlinatipf1 brfhs PEND,

INSTRUMENTATION blythe President
OF Lewis Thompson, Esq, Of this
city, for Collector of the Port OF
Winning 6 YES yesterday after
noon promptly confirmed by the U.
5. Senate. This secures Mr.. Thomp-
son his official, berth, until at least
the fourth Of March, 1881.