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IEEsIr- fsyE CEsrs ron uEIca Avn n Az
rHHs' baszl--lhe notes of thas tns rrn--
,seni . e sieadilY declming. sd 81 49,
bank has over millicn Of circnlat|oa an
9ei1 tney Fiii probaoiy deciiso = 3 800
n .ae aol -. ihos. s. Mar. Broker. oor
2el q 1nion aad College strsets, however.
has several lares efaers. ubies - ~, ~.
20 give eonaidsrable more than 49, 49, !.
present. Send your raonov Ia b5m 5sr,-e
The orders are flled. NJ
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The Condition Of the Black Laborsrl
In Lower Maryland.

The National Iutelli gsncer hos he foll5w.
ing report Of the eQudii on Of the Freedmen
IN Lover Maryland, nom "a wealthy pian.
ter Of Phi &c George eouaty."
He himself employs q hundred coiorsi
iaborers, most Of whom were former slav, 5.
some OF them lately returned lrgm lha cit "a
% live again with ''cld masters" be gives
aoie- bodied males pcrmaHent wages al Els
per montni With quartefs % live in, wool,
&C. he say that this state Of lhinst exist
generally amocg planters. The la5orars
have teams 10 draw weed gratl. They or
teu raise chickens aad garden vegetables i5f
market, Of which planters have often d
purehaae or Their table, We are alaf %
state upon The aathority 3 the same a-niis
man. that be gcta on pretty well with hi
iaborers."
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NoTIcH.-Wo would inform all persons
having claims against the Government.
which we're fled With tho Board Of Claims.
Of which william Driver vas Recorder.
crnvenod b. Special Field Order 10. ga.
dated Mach l3ih, 1888, Department. Of the
Cumberiand, can have their clains prop
srly adjusted By calling ct our Office.
We VIII also have their Vouchers, Re-
caipts, and Aceounta ordered back from
Washington, d. O., for the introduction Of
other proof, IN order 10 subsian Gete the en-
tire claim, that the parties MAJ get their
just Indebtedness from She Government
je50-u ~. TuupNrEg 4 Co.
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New YORK Market.
We clip tAssorlovins from tn. latest New

We clip the following from the latest New
York papers;
CorToS-There~hs been g fair business
a9iug, and priSes are without essential
chEnge, closing ~ 6l@02c. Cor Middling
ssiea aad resales Of about $500 bales.
CorTER-No Transactions Of any impor-
lance sre repo.ted to-day prices are steady
FRovISIoNs-rhere has been a fair busi
nsss IN PORK to-asy, but ct lower prices,
closing dull and heavy at our inside figures.
Tor 70 urs delivery we hear Of sales Of SEQ
ooit. Mess, seller Novem Der, at SIS, and soc
do.i buyer do, a. SIS SIX the sales, cash
end Regular ere SAYS bbls al Ss4 50Gs5 Is
iof Ness, the latter rate early in the dav +;
~ fer Extra Prime, and Ss0Gs0 Is Tor
Western Pane Mess. Beef Is hrmsr and
m coed demand sales Of 500 bbls. at slsta
Il for Plain Mess, SlE6l6 Tor Extra do.
sud SSSilo for Stale Sect Tie-ce Ref
Beef Hams, Cut Meats and Bacon are very
dull, and in the absence Of sales priess a..
nominal. Lard is dull and heavy; ale ii
SIS pkgs., At 26k@2shlc. for No. Ito Prine
steam and Kettle Rendered, and 2ss<0see
10Y smaller lots choice. do.
NEIsEv-The market is steady with q
isiE demand sales OF 400 bills. at s. 2sil
ioE Western.
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WIVES g CouSo. aud We are giad q TO-
form the citizens that we are now prepared
TO furnish them with choice article Of Coal.
selected with great cure from that lately
owned ev the Government. Our Coal =
hard' pure, and G ear, ald prices 81 low aa
auyiu zee market All orders let with u8
viii resolve our immsd atc and rerser al
attention. Don't forget Knight Ero's oficu
70. ~, Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oct28-tf
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NAsavIllE, October "a. lsss

NASHVILLE, October 20, lse5.
Consigned BY Railroad:
Preach A Co.. Is bales cotton.
hamilton A CO. bales cotton.
.efrsss a Brother, 3 bbis. whisky.
= j. Il. paceares.
a. e. a. Farrish, -hf Dbl. butter.
rs, @eAliisier 4 Co.. 10 bales cotton.
R seS, = pkgs. furniture.
n, =. tlsue, lot Turn ture
sS'- d seiple, lax do1. caairs.
Igk. p..,.. lie package.
Is - S --.oa
a. Noe, lss Pkg. far -,i.SS.
= - y, Martin, Is pkrs, fsss .S-n &C.
hoo- Thompson. 6kgs -T- -..liie.
Siraiion. Pointer a -. an ss.t .'aFe-
hheA A smith, s6 hbls. op;s-,--
54bbls. potstoe.
/. Nose, packages. '-'s'
,. hh.two-th, ptgs. Il. H..
9. h. VESSEL, ~ bdls. aocrips wa
Ihos- s, BAYS, ierkin butte
Nm. hoilerman, / car losa ln-,,..-
J.. ,. o'shanghnessey, 81 haies -,
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The Chattano0ga Gasstte, Atlanta Inisui-
gsncer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Coaati-
laiionalist, Chronic.e and sendael. daily.
BsoEn.ow's knoXvile Wig. spr.nafe Il
lhasa.} Republican. Boston journal. BaHi-
more Ameriesn5 seeslF, reesiged regularly
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Notice.

oFFICE A. .. n. No. s. euU1u CHrsar srarrr. }
NaszvilLr, lrSs-. Get. Is, Is05.
n AN authorized 30 sell a. Private sale, 4 large
/ quantify q Piif.burg Cod, IN quantities. Of nct
iass thaa tea 40 tons, ~ ths rse q IS cents per
1lshe in the goFeraIasBi fards ana ~ cents eellH-
A. ". WILLS,
ocua-F Bvt MsioT and = n
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GEEzF AfEHsorIos ~ Cameron, Gisn A
co'a-s-Supsr SIX Broeais, French Gfona-
dine e. 1851 Also Printed Linen lawns.
DOlPhus Mag's French Jaeoneia.
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AIIEsfioS IarsHHzE i-Chscks on ths o.
ster BANKING Co., Belfast. ireland, la runs
Of Al % sic ior sale at g. NJ Ordwsga Bro
ksrs once. Ne. AZ College street. m
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just resolved, Per Express, fns loi Of
swisses, tarleton, uainsook, muslins, a. pri-
Fate eolo. Gao. sHIELps Go.
ilyi-f 70 aud ~ College street.
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R-ssidslf, "A. q. SANFORD.
Pres't ist Nationsl Bank. Nashville.
pios Rcsiiolt.--A. O. WELLS.
Seeraarg,-F. r. COTTON.
Troaarcrs--WM. C.. BuNTs.
n..-.-r-f-.If...a rHrafsrrrTanrrasrras.a.

VucE Faon VIcEs.rna.-
VIcEss1ns KISS. AUG. D. 1883.
d. Jotr Buu-nsa- su. an happy to atata %
you tlisi have I'd your rainanl- Cedron Bifte-s
NTH ersat benefi % myself. gecsral debility aud
proetrarIon Of ny system Eroducef 81 the IN
healthy nnd IuiasInstc iniueuce of tha ffseizqInu
river srouhd Viczahurr. haYu g been With eeasral
Grants sitny hroggnoui lis wng's southern cam
paEB. Icouh1ently recommend its nae 20 al per-
sons who are exposed 10 anasalthy el.Hales.
Agent 2. 5. ssItsfJ cornmisal0s.
LorsvlIrl, H., sspl is. less.
On re "a Or JulF i4gt a11uiiied ilrflfh a
aFsnsoi mire. % iha fed1a. nireetcr - lae De.
partmeui q ne my n tie Cumtuisnd. 3 asas-
pc q my Cedrun hI-els. 2 llsrec1ou. a11 re-
q1sstedi aiier aualfs r. Ie i1unf d saert1rdus %
saacfcr ncd approve ~ lae arrcrr cur s-II'srs.
he foilCsing = the Aedl-sI isfctors retiT, a1d
q oros. % hags e soli e suIisrl.
Il ~, saa-ass thsf Csdfsn Bi1isrs suI % 10
harm % a1y one g taksE prlpcIly sld BE- motefs.
ton. SEQ 10 gtscnoa = Dr. Bal 'sssi1s psrnit-
ted % dispose q z . suffer-.
suree-E sd asdicai usrsaioF. = c.
HraDqrzsIsas ssasF. o. rnr ousnrst,., !
NsgsFHrs. lrsE.. JAY Is. ltsa
b shp g. Nsshsilis Ten Is ~ a. - 'io'.--
q Bel ce-ron hi1ieri. - 81 % 1u1sls : sfs
T6s FszSuls' laas cf ths fro.uurF Dsusz,..st A..
70 - complied VIII strictly
Ay eonmand q "a. CEN E.secfsns.
MAJOR ard Pro4,.t rsS--l., -,
q s-ie' wholesale aud refs.l 81 nERRF. DE.
AONlLLs a o.. NaahsiIle. Tarr
ociiI-ta eat dFslm
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Choice Coal for sale b. knight Proa
No. az Church ST., opposite Ma71nic Han.
nrlal-L
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Sell your uneurrsut money, mutilslei
Notes, and eta. interest Notss--at &. 4
OrdHsJ's Brokers 0ihes, z8 College street
f
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The Columbus (Ga.I Sun IS IN favor o. al.
hitting negroes as witnesses in the state.
Courts, just as they arr ia The United state.
Courts. t. combats silly idea a. follows
The a9miitanee Of negro testimony in the
United States Courts does not Imply, "a
some have ignoranily contended. thst The
negro is recognized 81 those Courts Is thc
equal OF The white man. A man may 81
eligible as witness end yet ineligible q
thc Jury box. BY the English law. an
alien or eyou Hotientot nav b witness
before civl tribunal bnl ; Hotteniat il
not eligible az juror, aud 90 sane man en-
be made 10 believe that an English court IN
lufy considers him equal 20 the white man.
OF that they would acccp. hiss testimony a
conclusive against a white man. or even or
very great weight when n0t corroborafed bv
the testimony Of more enlightened ana ~
spectacle parties.
Any white person, alien, denizen orciti1cn.
however bad bis private character, may b.
admitted BY our law, % the witness staad /.
but the testimony Of Ell such persons viii
be duly siited, weighed bv the Jury. and
taken only for what it j. worth. But this
does NOT imply that cur civil tribunals re-
cognize no social distinctions or that thew
cousiaer the intellectual or moral status Of
al white mea a. equal or thst the fact 81 a
mans beng competent witness clalhcs
him with competency as a juror.
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MUTUAL

esns1t VII h1id oui 1sitsI, s1f b n1o1a asanasul
. ~ co1cerred We, &C. &C.. mssa n ear MA.
'zl . T. car Cherished plesinis 90 have every 5as
o. car tla1 ac1cua. ts 3 sflr 90 haze. o. 81 a.
s7iaassi n-ssa-iuiq. MuruALi" umgst b %
tsse e cHeu aol .ai rs euioy ias p'saa,lg s-zs.
'-1toa e. Psrc-.rl i1ti AS rl.s Of eg-sla hyhl1
aprrssiai-i 1I "a visa Ehon ~ asro tao Rlaslusu
@ so-r 11-,rr.
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Go 20 Bryant, stratton & Co.'s Nashville
Business College for ihor1ueh edusaiioa
in Bookkeeping, penmanah.p. Commsr-
cial Law, Commercial Calculations. Para
nefshiP, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper. Circular. g..
Address BRYANT, srRATr0N & CO.
eoctis-iy.
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IN ne trsatment 81 TIE Eya and IA. "a cthc-
Organs q ssnso, @ becomes necassarV 10 .svs !
sooo knog edEe Of every ihiaE perisninE 3 naefi.
el1e And surgery ahat ara called seEular PhvsI.
e9ns, may have gracuatei Ia either the % a. ~
ecnooi loliege, s1d eal toast a 4 one SIDED edu-
eelo1l ult yel n the treatmant cf the I've sna
Hal n p cure sllgie o1stnats cass--i,r a.,
Ee-1lens pfeslfloeo In their Hcrzs VII not a,ct :
c1Ee - aiazEe uaiorify o. cnsas
"a haecknAs = g-aduuie ui tn klsssouri rui-
ssfs.Y-llpoaas haugs IN h1s ofics, and - rIsnv
cert ncaiss iron persons cunad, Whloh aaT -
sen b. callng
Ine Dr gllala1iees cure1, Therefore 10 one need
iaar @ employ Inn, aar where ntct1r soes -.
neae N thia manner, rs good efidanca thst hng-r.
dsrsland siaa nat1re % The diseases he trasfs
AS-Al commisnloaaans. With stamp enclosed
promptly answered.
Reeasnees bis InaHmaly IL At No. 81 canrch
Street ?. Q. Box No sol
- pernasaion, he also reie-s @ the foiouinr
medieel men celebrated IN Ophihalnle sureerTs
Dr. }. = Quidoro, Cliuioa Place. New Yofr i pr
d. T. Z. DeForrest. n. y; d. Zaulrei, Phlaisi-
pai9i pr hirse Quiney, lil.i ID. Ciars1es Hsrrey.
81 LoGis, No -
augi5-slnc
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AdnlnIsirator,s NoiIc

ITO Dc ere.fts-s - - sstass cf5. A. McucrrIf
= dsreesaf haT.nr auF1fs.sl &C. iesaIgenr4 Il
az . aaf11a - 10 Erfr 81 -rl-l l1E1 II tarr -.
are hereby zoniad % - 49, ea'.l, duly a1iter
dsiors = Isla q - 80. = i1sy slibe 49,
tnsr prorziia-
s.Ds =. isss-cs.. n.isis'sis''7 ~ Aa1'''
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Sale Of 1000 GsTanmest Hones

r vsrrr. oFFFR FgE SALE AZ PUBLIC trfc.
fI.-or sach IneslsF aad Friiag durzH -
- q offchor ls1l be 81 Cove r1reut lr.r1
II iIEsrsli c..raas a. c1fliif ls41t. ElasfsIa
~ - VI yfotatlT b - - 3. ,r ae,.--.
u,1ri kersss 90. isl al - a. szsaIiIs. s1-.-..
ssPA t@Fl 80 A. Z y.
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Administrators Notice

AAiN0 quaiihed a. tdminisi-sicr of - -
u ss.eaFes oeceased. ! hereby notfs n IL r.
.eletsea 30 biz esisse, @ come f,rssrl - -
$500 lhose hsyirg g ans agansi - -
- Pie-sni then % ne siihin ne trls r--s,--ss.s
y a., o. they wi be haired
..,s, v. q. MAssEY.
Acminstrsior.
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By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Proclamation Of Gov. Wells.
ADPrehended IhsuFFeciloh In
Louisiana.
". l. ShaFkey elected Senator
rom Mississippi.

NV oRlEkNs, Oct. lg Sow. wsrs b..
I issued 3 Proclamation. calling Ia ,,r--r.,I.
Ter reconstructoa Of ievees a - s-',,.-s.-
Of the STATE.
Petitions have been received Nv GOV
Wells frcm ciiiEcus e Northern L.,,,...,-.
ssking him TO taks step % prevent 4 tb--,.
tened nesrs lasurFectoa IN that secfian
VI the i've negro rezimeots ~ 81 h.-,
y banks, one discarded yesterday ana IT, !,
heF ms week, The uegr1 paper here ~,
Anese regiments retain Their examination
nosNitnsianaing their distandiur.
9enerel fri eriqu has issued a a. iisr
ioing away With al restrictions ou transfsr
er sale % real estate. advising parties srst
- sseeriail whethef property : not under
zen q SEXUAL possession 81 abe bursau a.
aean,ioned on cOa1acatsd Dc 4 stated Is AZ
ne intends in few DAYS making inrre
restoraiions Of pr0pcrlv.
mere . much irrgsalsrity in the Fexss
inAils- The coutraclor has no beaf. "a
apPiied 70 Harris and M1rranra 10 ca-rv
teen cut, but they declared theurice inarE
neient, it being oalY s2o.0eo. when th.v
iormeriy received SO. eco.
NEw oHLEkxs, 0ci I9-Cotion unsettled
with sales Of SIX hundred bales miialin--st
sc. sugar trm prime Louisiana lTafc.
fre'enia 70 New Xork--by sail lis by
steam ~.
Cheeks on New York three per ceat. dis
JAcEsoS, Mss, Oct. ls.-The Lsrisisiars
to-day endorsed the course Of Hon. Wm. j.
sha1key, By eiectiug him United States
senator, 70 hll Che unexpiged term Of Jef
DAVIS, commcncing March Gth, 1858. By the
overwhelming majority Of one hundred.
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Get your wall paper al Merritt & HWs
corner Of Market aud Church streets.
octs-u
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REFrRs ~ PERMISSION 70
Hen. Rchsid ogelsby, Governor state Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. DAVIS, Judge supreme Court, q. s.
Hoa Wm. G. BEoEnloE, Governor Of Tennessee.
big. Gen Jas P. BroWnloW, Adj. Gen. state Of Ten
Eessee.
Hon. u. n. Brien, Nashville.
Hou VIM. NAihsniel Baxter, Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Nancy, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Norris strAtton, Nashville
Eeaars. Evsns a o., Nashville.
Rimrod Porter, Columbia. Tenn.
June1s Il
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BYE AND EAR!
nIaE4SEs q tie Efs azd Ear. N.-ror. -.
~ Ten, and C4n,erous Taulous' iresfsi ia n
parAllsd slccoes By
DR. LEON BRooKMAN.
AT EIs nSFIRNARY,
A0.5l 9nEth siresi. NashTllls. Tenns,Rs.

No % CAuIth sifeet Nashville, tennessee
Where he nay b consulted svsry dsv fro-s L,
y q ioeS, a, n, . Pm aud % pm. Co..
he cures all cursbls dissasss o. The Esea,s ~
nc performs az difac1lf cpcr1toas In srrEsrs.
hs ogerHies for estsraet, Eilhoat pain, 81 : nsE
Sc st5sishisas c7oss Eyss n enc uii.zis, n cid
ana appear nstural.
IA beo'cHEsH cures Scrs Tves wsth sid 49,.
cl1e1. Hnlch gF1 no pain.
he treAis arlAnrQsis. or nerTous tli,srn.4 IN
= success hereicicrs unknor-
He cures ever ceae Of o1hihalnia rar, ~
to.ere conscered incursbe b. he Prcfess'5r
he cures disc1arsssu q tie Ear. caussi ~ So.
LEI feser. Heesles, cr ot1er gissases
He ln1el1l Arilnlial EaT Drums. vhars ~, 49,
"a dlum .rleHcisnel has ben dssrcgcd. ahish
iunprcFas Re bearing imueitsielY.
he ororeies or aruicial punl. Ana - a..
Eye-ld be relccliea 1t once-
6e cures De mosi ots1nsis Arms Of c,-hte.l
ma IN tNo % eiTfi EeaSs-
Dsezsas II co Aersous system. "a. o..
NeIralllau 1plnel lil,1ilel- Nervous Prusf1rlio-,
trsalad eaccaE1itIV
Dyspepsls ast osnssf he ifsa,a VITA a.eoe-.
neretoiore unk1oHn.
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asIourtarg & Commercial

sATURDAT OCTOBER a. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-08
Miraculous Escape of the Passengers
Carelessness Of officials.
Novel Catastrophe in Tennessee.
An Ammunition Train Blown Up.

At : o'clock yesterday morning serious COLL
sion occurred on the Cumberland Amboy Railroad at
Hirhtstovn, between the o'clock Philadelphia passen'
ger train for this city and freight train running in the
opposite direction resulting in smashing up the loco
motives. damaging the cars to considerable extent
aud the Inurng Of eight or ten passengers, pro'deh
tally none of them very seriously.
There various reports as TO the cause OF the acc
dent. hut in all probability it the result OF criminal
carcessness AID thought tho passengers, some OF
whom were very much excited over the matter ana
made strenuous efforts to fasten the happening OF the
accident upon some individual person persons, de.
caring that could they have done So he or they Wouu
have been ynched the spOtas an example and warn
and engineers stated that the accident was caused by
difference in the time at Philadelphia and AmDoy
which is hardly credible from the fact that these two
points in constant communication by means oil the
COmpanys telegraph.
Citizens residing at the distance Of mile from the
Hghtstown depot state that they distinctly heard the
whistle OF the Amboy locomotive before 1t arrived al
the depot They also state that the instructions OF the
Company REQUIRE the Philadelphia train TO stop at tue
depot and remain there until the Amboy tram comes
up. The passengers were OF opinion that the InDoy
train was out of time and the Philadelphia tram was
ahead Of time.
As the trains were approaching each other the en-.
gneers discovered the situation OF aiaIs ana pew
down the brakes thus materially cssening the speed OF
the trains and undoubtedly preventing the destruction
of a great number OF lives As it was, the shock was
very severe and the conclusion is described as similar
to that Of the bursting of shell over ones head The
engines were badly demolished the baggage-cars were
piled upon each other and the passengercars were con-
deraby damaged the flooring OF the cars IN which the
New. York passengers were sitting being broken up
The following are the names OF the passengers IN
urod by confused and acerated wounds OF the head,
with more or less conclusion;
Miss Eliza b. Wells Of Port Richmond Staten Island
Mrs Samuel Cron, Philadelphia; L. Thompson, New
York; William Burke, Philadelphia; Major 5. b. w.
Mitchell. Philadelphia; Alderman Welden, Philadel'
phia; c. f. Rump. Philadelphia Hugh Hummell
Philadelphia, and one other gentleman. slightly. who
did not wish his name published Oh account of his
family.
and four hours the train due here at IL a not arriy
ing until $40 y.
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The Ncw-EngIand A gricuiinrni Fnir-Fine
Trotiing Matches.


About 10000 people were present at the New
England gricultnrai Fair, now in progress at Con
cord n. H. Among the special attractions was trOt
ting match between stations for premiums Of slO tlOI
and $50 mile heats, best in D. Three horses entered
with the following result:
F,rst Hea,--Ethan Alien, ! ; Feauaught p Iiconc,
g. Time-23s
Second Hat -Fearnaught. Ethan Allen. .; Tico-
ME 3. Time-24Ol.
Thi,d Heat-fearuaught. ]; Ticonic. .; Ethan Allen.
g. Time. 2;36
Fourth Hedt-Fearnaught ] Ticonic .; Ethan al.
len distanced. Time. 80.
Fearnanght won the race and the first premium Of
$50; Ticouic the second premium of SOB and Ethan
Allen the third premium Of so. The winning horse Is
about six years old sired BY Young Morrill, out Of
Black Hawk mare aud this IS his first in public
CoNcORD y. H.. Thursday, Sept. T. lsG5.
The third day Of the NeW-Engand Fair has passed
of finely. At least 5000 people were in attendance
Tie trot bv Empress Blackstone. Belle and Farmers
Daughter was won by Empress in three straight heats
Time. 2:33 23Gl. and 2:ad. Tomorrow the last day)
all the New. England Governors, with their stats
Rbode Island excepted are 10 visit the Fair. They
aye tue guests Of Coy. Smytb Of w-Hampsbire.
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The Mozart Democracy.

Mozart had regular meeting last night. The
delegation returned yesterday from Albany and met
last evening to tell their grievances and mourn one
with another at being left "out in the cold" No very
important business was transacted. Nobody seemed TO
know exactly what TO do The Tycoon said 1t was I'M
possible say whether they should ratify the nomna'
lions or nominate an independent State ticket lie
thought they were in aquandary. 1t wouldn't pay 10
nominate an independent ticket for the State and how
could they rstfy ticket they had had no hand IN
making Fernando Wood was present. dispensing his
smiles freely upon ALL ut must be remembered that
these smiles were OF the class usually known as
drinks but contraction OF the facial muscle-and
nothing more The meeting held in secret caucus,
no reporters being admitted
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PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Express Sale-The Frigate Congress
Murine Ntems-The EEeat.

FoETREss MoSgoE, Wednesday Sept 6, l5G5.
Between three and four hundred packages,
boxes, trunks, yalises, &c, unclaimed property
sold to-day at Norfolk al auction by the Adams
Express Company The packages brought extraya-
CANT prices, but the purchasers were generally
disappointed.
The steamer IIatteras has sailed for New York
The steamer Fanny GAMER has arrived from Wash.
jngton, and the 5. O. Price from Richmond
D. 4. UnderdOwn Co. contractors for raising the
frigate Congress have just arrived al Portsmouth
Navy-Yard with two pieces OF the hull blown from
the sides Of the Congress. weighing 20 and the
other 40 tuns. They are filed with copper bolts and
covered with copper.
The weather has been very warm for several days
thermometer 90 IN the shade.
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THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELE-
GRAPH.
From sitkn-The Anndyr River Expedi-
tion-youLou River 10 be Explored
The Prospects Excellent.

NEw WTsTNINsTf


NEw.wrsruSsIrR. Tuesday. sept. s. Ices.
The bark Clara Bell will sail from here to-
morrow for wWestminster.
The schooner Milton Badger viii also sail for Anadyr
Iay tomorrow with exploring party on board and
full supplies Of equipment Tbs party viii be the al
sance explorers Of the route from the Anadyr River TO
the AuoOr. o.
The barb Golden Cato will also sail for Fort 81.
Michael and TIE Youkou River with the steamer
Lizzie Homer on board. The parties who viii explore
The YoukOu River ARE all on board the Golden Gate.
The steamer Wright will also sail Tor the mouth OF
the Youkou River and the Gulf Of Anadyr Col.
Charles = huxley Engncer.inC blcf OF the Overland
Telegraph Expedition goes on the latter aud after
directing the preliminary operations Of the exploring OF
the Youkou. will proceed 10 AnadJr and Behring
Straits. 80
Everything pertaining 20 the great expedition Is pro
Pressing Gtyofahy and the Russian officials at Sitka
have extended every aid In their power. The health oil
the ExpeditOnary Corpais excellent.