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SYRACUSE, Nov. ,2.-TayIor, of New
Jersey, won the pigeon shooting match
to-day for $1,000 dollars at 100 single
birds. Taylor secured 81 out of 100 and
Newell 90. Three of Newell's birds
fell dead outside of the bounds.
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1 y <. ~ w.
10" !" ''f next EOtigreas.4@ sIIt7sl
sWAsHrNeTotI, Nov. 2.-Thei leading
Journals have recently Published a
statement of the law governing the
Clerk of the House of Representatives
in making up the roll for the orCaniza-
ton OF the next house.. who CONSTITUTES
the law so as to preclude him from
placing on the roll any, names of, repre-
sentHtives who shall be from the lately
rebellious States. The statement they
have Incorrectly attributed to the Clerk
HIMSELF, and it was written by Mr..
Whitelaw Ried, the Liberian of the
the Poor, for a western journal with
which he-is~ connected, but there are
Sulncleut reasons for believing that it
faithfully and exactly States the.view of
the law on which the Clerk will act. It
may therefore be considered as settled
that ln-the organization of the House
no member elect from the lately insur-
fectlonary States will participate after
the organization. Their cases will come
up on the presentation of their creden-
tlalS andWill doubtless be referred in
tions.
rMr. Mcpherson himself, however.
has published nothing on the subject
and is not likely to volunteer n printed
explanation of his intend course in adj
vance: In the Senate the organization
was effected at the cxtraordinarv ses-
sion following the Inauguration, and
consequently the claims Of the Senators
elect nom the lately rebellious States
we're duly considered by that body on
t me presentation of their respective ere
No Pardons have been granted for
several days past, owing to the Presi-
denEs time being devoted to other bust
ness. Applications continue to increase
III large numbers.
friedrich W. Seward has suniciort,,
recovered to'resume the duties of SccrS-
tary of State. He has not been in All
tendance at the State Department. but
has transacted official business ut his
residence" To-day, for the first time in
SIX months, The attached his signature
to number of dispatches.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
CUMBERLAND. Nh

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This HOTEL. Is LOCATED NEAR TrEJ1r
|5s; railroad Depot and in the centre of the
'ussihess portion OF the CITY. u ''4S
ali trsinl Lnodating pOrters in attendance at
Sep27-Gm
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We have just opened a large stock of
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE.
Comprising many rich
ress Silks, Merinos, Repps, All Wool De
Lains, Black and Colored Alpacas,
Thibet Cloths, Popltns, Ginghams,
De Lains, Prints, &c, &c.
$50, Cloals and Cloalling Cloths, All Wool
Shawls, Long and Square, Small Wool
shawls, Black Shawls, &c, &c
rown and Bleached Musllns, 81 and 1914
Cotton Sheetings, Linen Table Cloths,
Table DamHsks, Napkins, Towels,
Wool Blankets, &c, &c.
We have large stock of Kid, SILK and NIerI-
no Gloves.
Ladies SILK, NIerino and Cotton Hose,
Embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop Skirts,
Bruners' Balmoral Skirts, French
Corsets, best make.
Flannels and Cassimers for Boys wear, &c.
rgest lot of FURS in the city Just opened
ladies are especially invited to call and
ook over our Stock of Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON d CO.,
Successors to
w. B. SENSENEY & co.
epic
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AT THE
Indiana State Fair

Just closed lat Fort Wayne, after active COM
petition and n close contest, the Committee.
composed of Thorough Mechanics, awarded
the Wheeler & Wilson
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All Of which Willie sold at the lowest prices,
We solicit orders. Terms CASH "a
SeplG CAMPBELL & M'DERNTO,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Power of Humbug.

An individual who owned a small tavern
near the field of Waterloo the scene of the
last great action of Napoleon, was frequently
questioned as to whether he did not possess
some relics of the battle, and he has invariably
and honestly answered in the negative
He was very poor, and one day while la
menting to neighbor not only his poverty
but the annoyance to which travellers sub
jected him, his friend cut him short with:
"Well, make one help the other. Make
some relicsP
'(But what can do ?" inquired the poor
man.
Tell them that Napoleon or Wellington
entered your shop during the battle, and sat
on that chair.
Not long after, an English tourist entered
the tavern, and, inquiring for relics, was told
the chair story. The next conner was in
formed that Wellington had taken drink,
and the Wellington tumbler" was accord
ingly sold. The third arrival gazed with
breathless wonder on the nail on which Bona
parte had hung his hat. The fourth pur-
chased the door posts between which he had
entered and the fifth became the happy pur-
cuaser of the floor upon which he had trodden.
At the last advice the fortunate tavern
keeper had not a roof to cover his head, and
was sitting on bag of gold in the centre of a
deep pit, formed by selling the earth upon
which the house stood
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Meat for the Million.

Hon W. Gilpin, who has participated in
nearly all the early explorations of the remote
West, said in recent lecture:
''On those immense plains, once popularity
supposed to be deserts of shifting sand, found
thirty-fve million head of aboriginal cattle,
and we consider the wild horses, the elk, the
bear, the antelope, and the badgers that roam
over these tracts in boundless confusion, we
may arrive at an idea of The number of domes-
tic cattle they will support. Fifty sheep or
five head of domestic cattle can be supported
on what would be necessary for the sustenance
of one buffalo. The soil is dry and dusty from
the fact of the rainless atmosphere, but they
are beautifully smooth Great rivers, which
collect the eternal SHOWS of the mountains,
course through it, and their waters can be APP
piled in irrigation. The vegetation is fine
delicate grass, that that forms the carpet of the
plains. This the heat and draughts cures into
hay, on the ground, and it is on this that one
hundred and fifty millions of ansmals, between
the Mississippi river and the Pacific sea, are
fed. Here then, is the great reservoir where
the constantly increasing population of our
great cities are to find their fesh-food"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARACTERIsTIC.-Abo two years ago,
when the Prince of Wales was soon to marry
the Princess Alexandra, Queen Victoria sent
letter to each of the sovereigns informing them
of her sons betrothal, and among the rest to
President Lincoln. Lord Lyons, her Ambas-
sador at Washington, and who by the way is
unmarried, requested an audience of Mr. Lin
coin, that he might present this important
document in person. AT the time appointed
he was received at the White House, in COM
paDy with Secretary Seward.
MAY it please your Excellency," said Lord
Lyons, hold in my hands an autograph let
ter from my royal mistress, Queen Victoria,
which ] have been commanded to present to
your Excellency. In it she informs your Ex-
cellency that her son. His Royal Highness,
the Prince Of Wales, is about to contract a
matrimonial alliance with her Royal High
ness, the Princess Alexandria, of Denmark"
After continuing in this strain for a few
minutes, Lord Lyons rendered the letter to
the President and awaited his reply. 1t was
short, simple and expressive, and consisted
simply of the words: ''Lord Lyons, go thou
and do likewise" We doubt if any English
Ambassador was ever addressed in this man
ner before, and would be glad to learn what
success he met with in putting the reply in
diplomatic language when he reported it to
Her Majesty
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ARMY News.

The Third Provisional n Y, Cavalry, Sec
ond and Forth N. Y. Heavy Artillery, First
Conn. Heavy Artillery, and third Mass. Heavy
Artillery, are to be Immediately mustered out.
These troops are ordered to their respective
State rendezvous, where they will receive their
pay and final discharge
Brigadier-General E. F. Dent, brother-in-law
to Gen. Grant, has been placed in command
of the garrison at Washington, numbering
over 1000 men.
Col. William Telford, of the Fiftieth Penn
sylvania regiment, has been sentenced to be
dismissed from the service, and pay fine
of five hundred dollars, Or be imprisoned until
it is paid, for defrauding the Government
Brigadier-General Tillson has been trans
ferred from command in Tennessee to the
freedmen's bureau in Georgia
Acknowledgment s. H. Horror is ordered
to duty in charge of the Marine Hospital at
Cincinnati, Ohia.
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UNITED STATES LEGAL TENDER-ONE
DOLLAR CoUNTERFEITs.--L numbers of
one dollar counterfeit greenbacks are in circu-
lation. Exceptil-g few minor discrepancies,
the spurious note is an exact fac smile of the
genuine bill. The general appearance is also
very good. The green ink is of a somewhat
lighter shade than that used on the genuine,
and some parts of the note look scratchy and
blurred. The figures i on the green scrool-
work on lower right quarter of the note are
printed in green in the genuine they are
white. These, however, are defects which
will e.removed, and future issues of the note
will be much improved. Wheeling Register.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS IN RUssIA.--Fve
Springfield mechanics leave for st. Petersburg
on Saturday. They are engaged by the Rus
sian Government as assistant masters on
Government railroad. The road is five hun
bred miles long, and they will be stationed at
the different repair shops along the line.
They are employed at a salary of $50 rupees
iabout $112) per month, besides their ex-
renses to Russia and back, the term of their
contract being for three years. There are
now six Americans employed in similar ca
pacity on The same railroad. boston Herald
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RESTRICTIONS ON THE TELEGRAPH.-Iti s
stated that the amount of Geographic bust
ness being transmitted over the lines between
Fortress Monroe and Baltimore is very light.
not occupying much more than quarter of
the time inside of the usual business hours
1t is matter of surprise that Geographic IA
cllities are not extended to the press under
the circumstances.
A correspondent of the Washington Repub-
hcan states that Major General Hooker is to
be married on September 18th to Miss Groes-
beck, Of Cincinnati, sister of Judge w. L.
Groesbeck, ex-member of Congress. Miss
Groesbeck enjoys an income of $4,000 per
annum.
Gen. Davis late an officer in the army, on
accepting the nomination of the Democratic
party of Pennsylvania for the office of Auditor
General, denounces the doctrine of secession
and endorses President Johnson's RECONSTRUCT
ton policy He adds | am opposed to Negro
suffrage, as every white man should be-"
The agent of the Scotch Emigration Com
pany in Washington has succeeded in securing
twenty year lease of upward of thirty thou
sand acres OF land on James river, below
Richmond which will be taken possession of
etTOto q
hundred Scottish agriculturaists.
There was again preaching by Southern
clergyman i'll Cooper Institute on Sunday, the
Rev. DR.. Deems, of North Carolina, deliver
ing an able and interesting sermon to a large
congregation. The reverend gentleman re-
turned thanks for the restoration of the Union
and prayed for the President
A dispatch from Charleston of the 9Th inst.
says that the election on that day for dele
gates to the State Convention flor reconstruc-
tom was very quiet. A ticket got up by
combination of old politicians, and headed by
Mayor Macbeth, received nearly all the votes.
The delegates are mostly conservatives.
GONG TO BALTIMoRE-The dedication of
the Wildey monument in Baltimore, on the
10th inst, is exciting much interest among
Odd Fellows of this city; and a numerous dele
CATION will visit the Monumental city on that
occasion.-Ha'7fs6aTy Union.
ELECTION IN RocK1NGHAM.-In Rocking
ham county Va last week, at special cleo
ton. William H. Ehinger was chosen common
wealth's attorney and Rev Joseph Funkhouser
was chosen justice of the peace.
Washington is said to be overrun with pro-
tessional thieves--four of whom were ar
rested yesterday. Some of the overflow APP
pears to have reached Alexandria
The rumor cifculates in Washington that the
trial of JEFF. Davis viii take place immediate-
ly upon the conclusion of that of Wirz and at
Richmond.
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nLACK HORSE STABLES,

Is
CORNER CHURCH AND UNION STREETS,
NORFOLK, Va.
The subscriber has just received an addition to
his stock, in the way Of magnificent Park
Phaet0ns, and other Late styles OF car
Carriages, Buggies and Horses for hire at all
hours of the day or night. Terms moderate
Wa Orders solicited.
au2S-lm DANIEL MOLONE1.
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RELIGIOUS PERsEoUT1oN-We under stand
that Rev. Mr.. McCook, Presbyterian min
lister, who is pastor of the Independent Church
in the northeastern part of the city, was re-
quired to take the oath or resign his charge
The reverend gentleman, like true and
brave man, would not surrender the sacred
principal involved in the contest, and promptly
sent in his resignation, What adds significance
to this act is the well-known fact that Mr.. Nc
Cook has been thoroughly loyal, even accord
ing to the radical standard.-S. Louis Neaos,
IT,
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NOTICE.-I am prepared TO make TO
Y order
FIVE DRESS BOOTS, SHOES Dc CATERS.
Gentlemen are politely requested to call over
the store of ]. & T. Griffin, No. Market Square,
and leave their orders. Fine quality French Calf
Skin always on hand. l shall be prompt in I'LL
ing all orders. NJ
A good fit warranted in all cases. Remember
over No. Market Square.
july 24-ly G. A. DAVIS.
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Relics,

'What is this?' said a traveller, who en-
tertained reasonable doubts as to the genuine
ness of certain so-called relics of antiquity
while visiting an old cathedral in the Neither
lands; ''what is contained in this phial ~
''Sir," replied the sacristan, chat phial con
tains one OF the frogs picked UP when Pharaoh
was visited with the plague of frogs"
II am sure, then" rejoined the traveller
there could have been no epicrlres in those
days"
"Why so?" said the sacristan.
Because they would have eaten him, he is
so large and fat"
The traveller took up another phial which
was near. ''This contains, said he
THAT is most precious relic of the church,
which we value very highly" i.
at looks very dark.
''There is good reason for that"
q am somewhat curious. Tell me why u
"You perceive it is very dark"
Il own it,"
"Fhat, sir, is some of the darkness which
Moses spread over the land of Egypt"
"lndeed presume what the moderns call
darkness made Visible."
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CosT OF EDUCATING NEGRO CHILDREN
The Frederick md Union estimates the cost
of educating the negro children in separate
schools, according to the plan proposed in the
resolutions adopted by the School Commission
ers who held their State Convention in this
city, at two hundred and fifty-eight thousand
four hundred dollars
Rev. Dr. Hall, Rector of the Church of the
Epiphany of Washington, has received call
to the Cathedral Church, San Francisco, at a
salary of $1O,O 900, payable in gold His pres
ent salary is $4,000 in greenbacks.
The ten regiments of eolored troops in Ken
lucky have been organized into division.
There are none other but colored troops in
that State.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNoD.-The Synod of the
Presbyterian Church of North Carolina will
meet in Fayetteville on Wednesday, the Goth
of October.
A newspaper writer declares that Mr.. Ow-
ems "Solon Single has proved genuine sue
cess in London, in spite of the abuse of all the
English dramatic writers who were sure they
could steal something better from the French.
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au2-1.y
To FARMERS AND OTHERS.

u - - a
take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock Of Agricultu-
raj Implements, Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., &c. l have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the . 49,; + +
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS,
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Flows,
Harrows, Hay and Shuck Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bar and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., &c. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. [ solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
of by those wishing to pur chase.
G.. BILLUPS,
farmers Headquarters
jy25-1y No. Ill Wide Water St., Norfolk, Va.
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Without regard TO value, and lot to be Id for until
you tnos what you II receive EAoH
10 Elegant kC,ew'd Pianos worth
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Notices Of Deaths Inserted free Obituaries. lnciudlo
poetry inserted for Ave cents to be paid for in id
vance This rule will be strictly adhered TO-
Ia Mortified, A ~ 9ji, Nsls Iuet only child Of
Franklin and Elizabeth g. Newton agsd 10 monttt
~ Bsrtsn, Ih,tde1' NeWIand u tar'on ofr srly Of
HydepAtA aged y years nontt, atd IL aAyt
II Montpelier, July 25ih, Miss Lucy gipey. AGED n
ysars A native si Fymp'on, Mass
h FlRHast, Aug 8 h. Of consumption. EathabisIFJ
son, ayed about 30 year,.
DH1 ~ sgsuoD, ", Aug. 5f, u corruption, Mrs.
Euniee D. bainsy, wife " Mf George Bsrnsy and
year u hefAe-.
Dn9 y tth-l, ~. July 2atb Mr judith Bird, VIII.
Of John BID. aged ~ yeafr
DAP 10 lyndon, Saturday NOR ms June 2tth Milton
Bur-, aged "a years nonshs and days
Ditbia Noahtst. July l7mi Nfs Sarah f. wife a
An. S Page, sEet 30 year,.
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If You Want 10 know
MQrriE0.

In IhLs v.sRs, Aug 44h, by Rev WIN. II, Lord, Nj
u n Wslls and Miss julia Arapela DeHert, bolh Of
Montpelier
In Gddle'sI, Aug 10Th 1865. ny James H. Holden.
Esq BIZ Albert ]. Williams Of Watsaeld and bliss I'm.
mA BAnt0rth o. WateTtury.
ia Barre, Aug 10 D, 1865, by Bcy L. l. CARPENTER Mr.
0. A. Boynton 81 Boston MAS. and Miss Martha L
Cook Of Barre.
In Barre, by Rev. j. ". Bems, M Harvey H. smith Of
Atvood, Indiana, and bs Ellen ~ Goodrich of Bare
10 Asn pelier Aug 22d by Rev WIN H. Lord, A. The
residence Of samuel Wells Mr. stephen Freemsn and
hs' Emma Leslie both 81 Montpelier
10 Montpelier, Aug. 70 n b. Rec. b. T. scott W. James
Montpelier.
AZ sloan Hospitai Montpelier, Aug 10th, by Chaplain
Webster Mr. Cornelius mc Vuln formerlv ~ M Az
ton. ~
IN Lanenourg A. ihe u. n Parsonage Aug 18Th. By
Rev g. S. Buswell, Nf. Album h. CurHer Of Bloomd.H
aud Miss Mary A. stevens ofTarfnr
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