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Mursler I'm Hassachusefts.

WORCESTER, Mass, September IL
About 8 O'clock this morning an intoxicated
man, named Fallon, murdered his wife.
She was asleep when he entered the house,
and awokc her. High words ensucd, when
he seized an axe and struck her with it,
Instantly killing her. He has been ar
rested. -
Massachusetts, is not in fit condition to
be represented in Congress: evidently.
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And thus, with Butler for the tail end,
We close our report Of this grand affair.
A JOHNSON Meeting at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September IA large
mass meeting OF the friends of President
Johnson was held at Pennsylvania Square
this evening. William S. Price presided,
assisted by number of prominent gentle
men. Two stands were erected, and the
demonstration was very large one. About
1000 persons participated in the torchlight
procession, and 10000 were at the meeting.
Speeches were made by Judge Porter,
William II. Wallace, Colonel Charles j..
Biddle, and others, at the main stand.
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Floods i'm Indiana.

IyDIASAPoLls, September ls.-Heavy rains
have fallen In central Indiana, damaging many
railroads by causing the bridges to be carried
away. The lower part Of this city is over
flowed, and private property is damaged In the
streets and dwellings. Many families have
been forced to abandon their houses. The wa
ter at Union depot is q foot in depth. Atnoon
the rain continues, but the water in the stream
Is subsiding. Two men and boy were
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VIRGINIA STATE AGR1CuLTU-


YiON-It Is gratifying to observe that the general
sentiment Of the country Is In perfect harmony
with the views Of the President and the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia State Agricultural So
cisty In respect to the vital importance to tho In
erssts OF Virginia In her social, agricultural and
industrial relations, that there should be aganeral
council of the friends and representatives of These
inte rests convoked To meet In Richmond ut an early
day for cons uitstion and scu.sion on these all.
Important subjects. The State Agricultural socie-
iy. born Of the enthusiasm Of the people, and en-
lowed with an unparalleled mum fcence, which
reflected the intense earnestness with which they
had determined TO inauguratea new era OF progress
and development in the industrla interests OF me
the acceptance Of the high trust committed Ia her
hands imposed, did she fall to SEIZE the earliest OPP
portunity indicated by the condition Of the coun-
try to resume that high career OF public useful
and which was so disastrously and suddenly ar
rested by the late war.
The subjoned notice from the President shows
that the officers OF the Society are fully alive TO tha
importance OF the considerations adverted to above,
and that the cherished Interests commi,ted "
them will suffer no detriment in their hands.
CHARLES b. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Having been repeatedly requested by leading
aQriculturists to call q meeting OF the virginia
State Agricultural Society, and OF iarners s,m-
orally, to assemble in Richmond at an early day
for consultation on the many important subjects
that now so urgently demand the calm considera,
ton Of the wise and true men OF the State, ana
curing entirely in the proposed object, have
thong hit proper on conference with members 81 the
Executive Committee, to appoint the twentieth day
OF November next for such meeting, ana c"rilal-
ly invite all the farmers Of the state, whether
members Of the Society or not, To meet Us IN couh
rienca. WlLLOUohDi shWiuN,
President Virginia state Agricultural society;
LINDEN, September IL, 1860. SO is-ts
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Terrible Railroad Accident

RsADIxa, Pa. September ls.-Through the
misplacing of switch, supposed to have been
done maliciously, the coal train last night was
run down q grade into the cannon proving
grounds of Seyfert, McManus Co.. plunging
into q hill. The engine. the tender, and
twenty cars were dem olshed. The engineer
was buried beneath the ruins OF the cars. and
when taken ont to-day was dead. rive should
Judge SOL The fireman became wedged in be-
tween tho fire box and tender. He was taken
out horribly burned, after undergoing several
hours OF torture. His injuries ore supposed to
be fatal
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FINANCIAL AND ConnKnCrAI.
REPORT or rRs roBAcco xAHKEr YoH re lsrH
sj AND 10Th ISsTASTs.

TOBACCO ErcHAsaI,l
RICHMOND, VA, September 10, 1860.
The breaks continue full for the season, and
are comprised principally Of very inferior
funked tugs ana leaf and prices for thoss
grades are decidedly In favor Of the buyer.
while good shipping and manufacturing are
in active demand and prices are better.
Below we give the transactions for the two
days: lss hogsheads, tierces, and boxes open.
ed 1888 sold at auction few hogsheads sold
privately as follows: low funked Tugs, light
weights. at % to IS; common funked iugs,
good weights, at t3 to ~; medium working
and shipping lngs at - TO IS; good working
and shipping lugs at IS to ~; common work
Ing and shipping leaf (funked) At ~ to %;
medium working and shipping leaf (funksd)
at - to sl4.7s; good working and shipping
leaf at SIS to ~; common to medium manu-
featuring at sl2 to SIS; good to fine manufac.
turing at SIS to $2s; extra manufacturing at
$50 to 80; common to medium fancy wrappers
at go to 400; good to fine fancy wrappers at
1920 to $50; extra fancy wrappers, nominal at
5000 TO $3.50. A few boxes Of new fancy wrap.
pers have been sold at t75 to $l25 This Is a
very uncommon occurrence In our market, TO
be receiving fine new tobacco thus early.
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Vnterview with Mr.. Davis.

Fortress MosRoB, September S.-Bishop
Green, of Mississippi, and Rev J. w. Kelley
OF Petersburg, Va, friends Of Jefferson Davis.
were permitted to have an interview with him
to-day. The Bishop Is en- rou. South, and
leaves to-day. although it had been supposed
he would accompany DIR. Kelley to Washing
ton to endeayor to secure Mr.. Daviss release
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WIN. KNABE & CO.,uue%u
w MANUFACTURERS OF ~H"
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL.u w
GRAND, SQUARE,


p A N o s.
These Instr uments having been before the public
for the past thirty years, have, upon their excel.
lers alone, attained an usPuRcBAsED PRE-gxI'
NEScR that pronounces them unequallsd. Their
s TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fns singing quality, az we'll a. great purity OF
information and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their:
Is plant and elastic and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be sxcslled. Their action Is con.
structsd with care and attention 10 every part
therein that characterizes tho finest mechanism.
None buthe best seasoned material is used in their
manufacture. and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that OF the psrlor upon
An equality--unafsctsd In their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"NOT FOR YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHNSON & CHAMBERLAYSE.
Sole Agents for the sale Of the above celebrated
Pianos, No. 500, corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond, Va. YE-om
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DlSsOLUT1ON6.

rOREY& LUBBOCK, CORNER
TWRNTT.PIRs AND DOCK sTKg!Tg,
WH0LEsAL! AND BITAIk DEALsgS ~ A.
would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally thas they have this day Iormeo
2 CO-PARTNERsHlP for the purpose OF con-
dus,ing GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUSlNtSS.
e f 1rs Rs'paIsd to Ps the highest cash pr1sMss
PkRrECTl0SS, SCRAP PAPER, MANILA
hOra ana bAoGis9. and everything else sppfs-
partner, Mr.. COREY, Is we'll known In Rich.
mond az having been engaged for several years In
the trade. The junior partner, Mr.. LUBBOCK,
Was for several Years sscIstsry and treasurer Of
the p,.nklin pspsr M sGS%p.py and ,pbss
viii BE happy = serve tas customer Of both
establishments. We Pave made srrang emsnts With
the P.p:s 4i With .sGss and :ro 3,
sa1iiss r. whsfe Il win be kept ct home. Country
dssiafs and merchants sending ~ rags, &C., can
IVY W p'0Af' B. CORkY,
H. W. LUBBOCK.
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TRENTON, September 1.-the New Jersey
Legislature, in joint session, to-day elected
Cattell United States Senator, forty -four Radi-
Gals voting. The Democrats refused TO parti-
cipate in the proceedings. The Legislature
adjourned sine die.
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, CORPORATION Norris NOT TAxABLH.-U
has been decided that the issues Of corpo-
rate, bodies (outside of banking institu-
.tions) do not come under the ten per cent.
tax. A city or town can therefore issue
bills Of circulation Of pleasure, and the
same .be ~ tfee Nom atAxatloalas theuni'
yss fssabaek Z, f s,< s, g.s II. FL n
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MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
lN Merchants OF Richmond who wish TO secure
the custom OF mel hants and others living In the
popuious and wealthy counties In the Valley OF
Greenbrier, Monroe, Highland, Allsghany, Pea:
hontas, &c, should advertise In the STAUEION
SPECTATOR, one Of the oldest and most widely
circ uIstsd papers In the State. .-..
It's locality, and the substantial character OF fs
pstrons-vktch equal In number the patrons Of
both the other papers published In Staunion com.
bined-make Il most excellent medium for adver.
Users. Address b. AAuLf CO
"a 7-2Wt t.. otAunton, vs..
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Wendell Phillips Nominated for Congress.
Bosroy, September l9.-Wendell Phillips
was nominated to-day for Congress by the
"workingme !" Of the Third District.
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Bolts has been writing up, rsThe Great
Rebellion. its Secret History, Rise, Pro-
sress I" and from the fact that the title
als0 includes aIts Disastrous FAILURE" VIC
oplpe' that tho work, which Is In press, re :.
fefs 70 therecent attempts 10 getup Q Radi.
cal revolution In Lonidsns, apd 70 the later
AID te = assls = fhaaaslphis'-;rN
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THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
l. AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS In CHANCE-
RY, practices In the Courts OF the City OF Rich.
mond and the County OF Henrico. Once on Frank.
lin second door from Sixth street. ia Its
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DIsSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER-
SHIP.-Ths arm Of LER cox u 'niS aAS
dissolyed by mutual consent, .,- :, 81.
A. s. LEE Win settle up the brsinIsss CIV 81 fns
concern. -
Richmond, July II, 1Sse. ..s -
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MARINE FoV Ns1Eaa s.sssr..
BELOW rHg YORK. RIvSE DEPoI.,

Having secured the services OF MI WILhLAI
L. cox TO superintsnd the business VIII con-
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
and will manufacture TO order PLOW CASTll1ss
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ANDlkoNcs
TO-, &c.
Particu lar attention paid TO JOB WORK, which
will be executed In the best manner and q TIE
shortest notice. [jy l2-3ml A. y. LEE.
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bacon! BACON 1! BACON H!-D
Is hoeshssds PRIME oN-SIDEs and
sale by
l6--fa a. Y. BTOh NJ q w.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

PRUFESSIUNAL CARDS.
JOSEPH WOODWARD, -
knowledsnenis to o'I his PATRONS pat ms 01Yp( =
for their past favors, and soiicits IIn
OF them q continuation OF the same at his plea
SAINT and commodous rooms, No. T2l Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth-having been one
OF the first to Introduce in our city the improved
popular, and within the means of all. He has an
extensive practical experience In the manufacture
and adjustment of whole and partial sets Of teeth
ARDS LOCAL ANESTHETlC, which has given
much satisfaction in the extraction Of teeth, will
be used. s65-lm
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TREsH CHEESE, FOR SALE ON
: e0A1'snns9Psi PALMER. HARTsooK co...
- ~ ats Fourteenth street.
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UTAGON AND CART AXLES FOR
w sale by GORDON y CkiNuAN,,
Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
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TtyoaH Takaaa YIIMA4 akfaSI
% ; sis9Ta Z 4 s.--sI = i
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NENU me ENGLISH MUSTARD
PuRtlLL, LADD, . CO., Druggists,
an n ecruHK lain and Thirteenth streets.
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u p. TURNER,
T. ATTORNEY At LAW
AND
NOTARY PUB Lie.
Oface in Law Building, rear Of Wig office.

Il. sURGEoN DENTIST, oof1
once and residence on Main street, between Els-
venth and Twelfth, Just below the National Ex-
change Bank, where he is better prepared than
aver 70 give his patrons the full benefit Of his pro-
Ssssion He will EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least five years. Those requiring
accommodate himself to their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can board
having work done, NH 2s-6m
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110RARHAIs Sugars Z all Esats.
I'M A&sA 4sa ~ H. H3pkl \ w 4
Y-tdafgW IkftMHD ri,
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II T. D. MYERS,
CIVIL GINEER.

southwest corner Eighth and Main streets, up stairs
fiy l7-3ml
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A voice." How about that canal!"
Mr.. Cox.-I will tell you directly about
that. The gentleman refers, think, to
the tow-path Of the Dutch Gap canal, and
the great military heroism which bl0re.l
out the blockade of that institution.
uaughtcr.l Napoleon said to his army in
Egypt, Forty centuries look down from
the pyramids upon YOU" The Lord knows
how many centuries look down upon But
Ter standing upon the tow-path of the
Dutch Gap canal. Excited risibility.l
Homer has sung of the heroes of antiquity,
and antiquarians doubt Of the existence Of
OH Achilles or an Agamemnon but But
ler's existence will never be doubted by
postcrity, for Grant bottled and corked
him up to an imperishablc Immortality.
Loud laughter.l do not propose to dis
crss Mr.. Buffers military character fur
ther, because he hasn't got any. (Merri-
ment. -....... --........< ......
And thus, with Butler for the tail end,
We close our report of this grand affair.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
DIED.

ADAMs-oa Thursday oh inst Gay Of Union and
F6ne tie residence Of bis parents No SO est Forty dhs os
Friday, az 10 O'Clock a M
M FT On Tuesday lsh inst, Maria Eethrop only daughter Of
tie late Rev. Phillip hiiiledowes Brei, d. d.
The relatives friends Of the family are esec yed 20 81
the residence Of her gandfitlet Martin w
Brett Lvngston-st Brooklyn Friday aernoon Slf
inst a O'Clock without further notice
COLGA TE-On Thursday morning Sept 2 at spuyten uyvh
the 9th OF his age Lsthfop youngest soh 0i " ~
Fuauces r. Colgate
Notice Of uneral in The Rverins Post.
ELY-n Detroit Michigan rdence Of his soninaw hoesrt
Hosie, esq, Monday, Sept H. 1905 Giles Sl Fly N MS 's
The relative. and friends sre invited bis funeral from hi.
residence, No. al Jayt Brooklyn on Friday 3't n' a.
O'Clock p IN
FyTRFTT-At Fnrlewood j. on Thursday Sept. 90 Sas K
Everett Ia the 66th year Of hi age.
Notice Of flf eta hereafter
FELT-On Thuday morning Sent 20 Lis Fe. vi Of Ed~S
Felt and eldest Of Washington Nheel~rght ESQ.,
The relatives friends Of the fny invited q attend
funeral from late Toad Lexiueou-lye coz Of fhyAn
st. on saturday the I'D inst. at ! O'clock
UARPFR-On Thursday the goth inst. Wellesley Mass ABBY
p sIeeper wife Of Joseph w Harper IT, o. NeWfokf ana
daughter q Jacob Sleeper Of Boston
Funeral service at residence Of her fther no fAhDufon
place. Boston on Saturday the ga inst, at O'clock p M
IYLE-The funeral the Mrs Robert will take place t"
dsy Friday) O'Clock from the residence hef sour
law j. ST. Ashton Monroe st. corner OF HarcyaVe DtooAyn
McCLALLAE-At Springfield Mass Tuesday Sept ~ Mary o.
VIM. c. Mcclellan, aud daughter OF Jonathan hun' OIL Dan
francisco.
NORTHUMIn South Bergen n j. Louisa Northum VIE OF Col
The friends the family ere sttepd her funeral from her
late residence. Friday, 2lst inst at O'Clock p. IA.
sMTH-A bloomfield "Wednesday sept ~ Richard son
Funeral Frdsy O'Clock p from the Baptist Church.
Bloomfield
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MEXICO

OFFICIAL ADvICgs BY TIE MEXICAN MINISTER
FURTHER SUCCESSES By THE LIBERALS-EyACUA-
TIOS or SEVERAL TOWNS By THE MPBRIALiSTS.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. sept 20 1866
Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister, received to-day
dispatches from Cruz New.Oreans containing tie
following news:
Tue Civ Of Huepoan in the Scate Of Oaxaca wgs taken
by the Msxicaus under Gen JqrerOa on tho 4h u me
Austrian garrison driven from tho city, leaving their
dead and wounded behind.
The Ausans had also los: the city Of Tacopoasa in me
STATE Of Pneb the Whcle garrison having been captured Uy
the Liberals. go,
Ii was reported Vera Cruz that Touca the capital Of the
State OF NJ xico had been captured by Cen. heg4es
Tusplu tie coast north oi vera CTLz was also
taken by the Liberals. =.
The report OF tie occupation OF San Las Poto by the Mex
cans Is confirmed
Mr. Romero has also received the following dispatch from
New.0reans, dated Sept 10:
communicate you the following information received
from Trustworthy The Imperas have withdrawn
from Guayamas and Mazaaa They have only two ports IN
McxcO-Vera Cruz and Acapulco. The Liberals Lo.d the
roads between Vera the CITY Of Mexico the French
being on the defensive There much quareng and alarm
between the Imperslsts and the French oil 'as II IS
Gen Blzline viii go 10 France on the next
steamer If he can get Vera Cruz without moving large
part 81 he 70 him There are also other rumor
that MaXmHan about % leave but Bazane would not
let him &C. From the Rio GIaude frontier have information
TO the 9th ins and from Monterey 10 the 2oh h zen
EscobeG0 about march san Luis Potos WIN ~
men, expecting be Joined by other commando Everything
east Of tue Sierra Nevada "a in the bands OF the Liberals
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NETTING or TUE UNION STATE COMMEMORATIVE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ENDORSED AND CON
FDETCE REPOsED IN COyGEEsS-ALFEaD DAcEEST
NOMINATED POR GOVERNOR
speclI Difach to The H. y. Tribune
RALEIGH y. c. Thursday Sept 90 lscf.
The State meeting Of the Union held to-day in this
city was not nrgcy attended, owing to the scarcity of
money but the delegates IL attendance from distance
were men Of influence and ability. ExGoy Holden Of
Wake was called to the chair, and Messrs. Logan Of
Rutherford and Doughty Of Craven, appointed Sccreta-
rics On notion a Committee OF ten from different
Counties of the State appointed 20 draft resolutions
The second resolution nd0Ises the Howard amendment,
and recommends its passage 10y the General Assembly ~
North Carolina. The third expresses full confidence in
Congress. The fourth expresses willingness to cooperate
without obstinate adheance 10 any special plan OF policy
with Congress and the TX Cutve O. secure rrs0ra on
Of the Union. The fifth rcpudiatcs the claims OF Coy.
Worth 90 reelection Union man. and the sixth nou-
mates Alfred DacKeny Of Richmond for Governor Theresa
lutiOns were unanimously adopted.
Alfreu Dackcny is man. and has thus defined ms
positions
prefer the Howard amendment anything else to the
results 4 u0n-reconsirucuon."
.xGov Holden delivered an address in favor Of the
Howard amendment and opposing The reputation OF the
debt of the State contracted previous 10 the war; or private
debts An Executive State Committee viii be appointed
consisting of - members Steps taken 10 INFORM the
people of the action of the meeting and 70 organize the
Union party more thoroughly.
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NEW YORK
Union NOMINATIONS

Fssrx CqTY-Exs, Ilayens has been nominated fcr
Assemble bv the ltrpIblc ius Of Essex 'H}. lie A44
pGcup'oly refused 20 ~, bui tie peo.' Insisted and
81 Ltvgrycr,-Gsorre u. Gleason 8. Ir Republican
nominee ior the lH Assembly District ana Ito j. lDsm1'
44 .H tr H. Dor school Commissioners Al.W j. Laugh
~. rlt Cl7rk BlE.r
OsmnA-rlc Republican uonraHons are as follows Tlr
M.uU.. Of Assembly, III Dl.ic', Ellis j. EHD.ttf
IVth District, Leaulcr ". Ils.s For County treasurer
Lieut Col ChaIlrs Northup Tor tmonrr d. CHARLES u.
Ton For Justice Tor Sessions ID $ blrf
DuIel T. Wood. III District J. IIuH Lscocs; Ilid
Ds,rr, Samuel Candee. For Comfy Judge, Horny Ee'c
For Colay Treasurer J. Ih Ae5'eE I'i o.s'S' o. b
Clark md John Wells. For school Commissioner III d.
". irr-r,oS -For Soc-in James johnson ofClyon FOR
Treasurer Beniamn IotoLEin Of WATERFOWL For Justice
Of sessions Horace Nj. WiGs OF Lbmgh. For school Conn
missioner Ist District. 4. L. Co.r of Adams. Ill d. tc
Joseph 81 Beaman OF Antwerp lila District, e A. Kelsey
"E,,Gteh-The Roruhl.can CogvcaHon to the Ist Assem-
bis ID STRICT Of Nlgurn County met the 18TH aud pncd u
nomination Tor Assembly Alderman Elisha Moody oil Lock
port m ~, ri, ,,.
periutenl .uL I'aac & Hodges 'f sessions Joseph T. Case
Tor Coronors. Henry NJ Griho, George g. J-tup
Inflammation a scmb.y, aeti 81. I.iohmond
LEWIS For Assembly, Henry a. PHiilA
SCUUlLgH.-F1r Assembly S4mu. ". biker.
YArEs.-FJT Assembly Cha.cs HojL
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Tho Republicans OF the XVIII District have nominated
the Hon. VIM II Kelsey OF Livingston a. their candidate
for Congress Mr.. Kelsey has served two terms ia Con
press-fOm 1857 10 1871 lie is an incorporating sup
porter OF tho policy OF Congress.
DEMOCRATIC SOMlsATIONs TO CONGRESS.
UTICA, y. Y, Sept. 20 lSob.-Ihc Democratic Union
County Convention at Rome to-day, nominated Palmer
V. Kellogg OF this this city for Representative IN Con-
gress.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Albany Sept. 30-Thc DsmoclGlc State Central Com
nce moi I'm this city TO- isv and organic ID by eiec'iug
Samuel J. Tden OF Ncw-Xork as Chairman and Peter
Caggcr OF Albany for Secretary