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wss likely to-soon.be ready f0fSfnfn TO
the ConFention, witha view to taking
recess, or If said delegation still needs
further time.
On suggestion of Mr.. Nelson, of Ten
nessee, Mr.. Brown, of that State, was
invited to present the memorial of the
Democratic State Convention of Ten
nessec, setting forth the sufferinss of
her people under Radical rule.7 z
Mr.. Brown took the stand to state IN
brief the points of the memorial which
the committee had prepared and which
he had been deputed to present.
While Mr.. Brown was still speaking,
a delegate from Indiana interposed as
question of privilege, and stated that
the delegation of that State were still
in consultation, but that he was au-
thsrized to cast the vote of Indiana on
the fifth ballot as before, for Pendletou;
this increased Pendleton's vote to l22.
Mr.. McMullin, of Virginia, moved a
recess until five o'clock. Lost.
. The roll was ordered for the sixth
ballot. ~
Mr.. Tilden asked leave for the New
York delegation to retire for consulta,
ton as to its members of the National
Convention. Lost.
A motion to adjourn was made and
lost.
SIXTH BALLOT.
English, 8; Hancock, AZ; Pendleton,
1921: Parker, 10; Church, 33; Packer, u;
A. Johnson, 81; Doolittle, II; Hen
bricks, 80: Blair, 8. Missouri cast one
half less than her full vote.
A delegate from North Carolina said
it was evident that the Convention was
accomplishing nothing, and he moved
to adjourn. Lost. ~..l,,E.
Mr.. Clymer, of Pennsylvania, moved
a recess to 7 o'clock tonight. Lost.
Pennsylvania asked and was refused
leave to retire fer consultation.
A motion for recess until q o'clock
tonight was made.
The vote was ordered by States.
Before the roll was called. commu-
nication was received from the Soldiers
and Sailors Convention announcing the
adoption of resolution approving and
endorsing tue platform of the Demo-
cratic Natiopal Convention 1sa..,
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, this
communication was ordered spread on
the minutes.
The motion for recess tillsix o'clock
was then, on the call of the States, re-
iected by yeas 90, nays 2ls.
Maryland moved adjournment.
The vote by States was ordered and
adjournment was carried by yeas 22O,
nays 81.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

This INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept ,, 1867.
FACULTY:
Row. -. f. Dittle. ID. d., President and Prof
Nor. and Int. Science.
s. C. Wells, A. NJ Prof. Nath. and Nat Phi
losophy.
Rev. w. r. Yonce A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guagcs and Literature.
Rev. J. Is, Davis, A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
id. Norman, II. d., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L. h Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot Languages
and Prn. Prep. Dept,
IT, +. Klinger, A. NJ. Pref. Modern Languages
J. L. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep Dept.
TERMS-ExpeBses in all departments, In.
GLIDING boarding, tuition, room-rent, fuel and
lights, and incidentals, s2056O. For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BITTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Cincinnati Market.
...r CINCINNATI, July z.

Cincinnati Market.
...-.. .,r CINCINNATI, July z.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
.WHEAT-Dull and nominal.
CORN-Sales at S5c for ear.
OATS-Advanced to &c for No. l.
RYE-Sales at 60.
BARLEY-Malt in good demandj
sales at 240a2 so.
COTTON-Firm at 31ic for mid
ling.
TOBACCO-Uuchanged. '-.r
PORK-Sales of mess at 2S 90.
: BULK MEATS-Sales at 1lfa13f.
BACON-Held OF from l2ic to l6al6ic,
but the demand is light.
LARD-Sold ut 16c, but is generally
held at 16ic.
BUTTER-Steady; sales at 2Ga3Oc.
EGGS-Dull at 17c.
Observation-Disclosures and auiet.
OIL-Linseed held at 02al Oh, but
the demand is light.
GOLD-1 40t buying.
MONEY-Market ca ier.
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atal Accident.

New YORK, Jaly Last night, as
Peter Cagger and John +. Develin were
driving through the Central Park, as
they were turning q short curve, a
wheel gave way and the carriage was
capsized and Cagger and Develin were
dragged several rods under the wreck.
Cagger was instantly killed and Deve-
lin severely injured and it is feared that
be will not recover. They were on their
way to attend the reception at the Man
haitian Club.
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Chnse,s Prospectx.

New York, July THE name Of
Chase was not presented to-day, as his
friends thought that having small
vote cast for him would lessen his ulti-
mate chance twill probably be pre-
sented tomorrow after three or four
ballots have been taken. The Southern
delegates say they are prepared to cast
their votes for Chase, as Pendleton's
vote has apparently no chance Of in
ereasing. Personally, they say they
would have preferred Pendleton, but
they believe the election Of Chase would
inure more to the benefit Of the South,
as any measure originated by HIM would
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Mexican Newa

New YORK, July City of Mexico
letters Of the 18th state that Rivera has
been deserted By many of his followers,
and several of the officers whose names
were signed to his pronunciamento have
denied the authority of the signatures
and disclaimed all sympathy with the
affair. He, himself, has disappeared,
and is reported as fleeing towards the
North. ....-
Canales, Carvsjal and others are said
to be in Texas, preparing for a raid on
the Rio Grande States.
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University of Virginia.

u,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTIrU
ten will begin ON the first day of October
1891 and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, 1865.
must be sixteen years Of age. There is no pre-
scribed cslrycl,tin OF studies in this tnsttetion
Every student may select the schools he Will at
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless ~ LeaSe o. VIC
The method Of instruction Is by lectures and
textbooks, accompanied by daily examinations,
The University Is divided into three depart
ments
1. Academic.
VIM. T.. Peters, A. NJ Prof of Latin.
H. L. Gildersleeve Phi. d., Prof. o. Greek
NJ Schele De Vcre LID, Pref. Of Modern
Languages.
Leopold j. BOeck, Adjct Prof Of Applied
Francis II. Smith, A. NJ, Prot. of Natural
s. MaRpin, A. NJ, Prof of Chemistry:
ITO he appointed Sept. 4th,) Prof. OF Technoi
ogy and Agricultural Science.
". II. McGutley, I'D, LID, Prof of Moral
Geo. Fred. Hslmes, LID. Prot of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John b. Minor, LID Prof. Of Common and
Statute Law.
S. o. Southall, Prof. of Constitutional and In.
ternational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity
Hi. Medical.
40 be appointed Sept. ith,) Prof. Of Medicine
j. L. Cabeli, NJ. D., rref. of Physiology and
j. 5. Davis, N. D., Prof Of Anatomy and Ma.
terra Modica.
S. Maupin, NJ. d., of Chemistry and
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Communicated.
BRrrncksyiile Democratic Celcbra-

zion.
You will, no doubt, have a detailed
account of the grand and glorious gath
ering on the Fourth at BarrackSille,
and of the thousands Of fair women and
brave men who joined in the celebra.
tion of our National Anniversary. Yet
there is one incident wish to mention.
Colonel w G. Brown was speaking. as
the young ladies who represented the
different States and territories marched
upon the speakers stand, each one carry
ing flag bearing the name of the State
or territory she represented. The Colonel
suspended his remarks until they were
all seated. He then called for the flag
of Virginia. Suiting the action to the
word, some beautiful young lady, whose
name we could not learn, gracefully
waved the flag and the word Virginia"
fluttered TO the breeze. He then called
for the flag of West Virginia, when
Miss Maggie Smith, charming Miss of
sixteen summers, and daughter OF
Fontain Smith, Esq, unfnrled the
flag she had been selected to car
ry, and when from its haunting
folds the name of West Virginia
was caught by the crowd, at the
insta nee of Colonel Burns, three cheers
were given for the old State and three
more for her youngest daughter. They
were given with an JUNCTION and will
that made the very forest ring. SO
touching was the scene that before the
cheers were all given hundreds of per-
sons were shedding tears. A few
moments of profound quiet pre-
vailed and the Colonel re.
sumed his speech, l have attended
many public meetings, but never wit
messed a scene more affecting than this
The venerable speaker was not the on
ly gray haired old man who was thus
overcome. Many patriots of the war Of
1912 were upon the stand, and mingled
their tears with his. Long may that
celebration be remembered.
GRAFTON.
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RIam Nav lrleann.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6f-To- day a bill
was introduced in the House by Mr..
Mcmillan, which creates the, Office OF
State Printer, to whom shall be given
the entire State and municipal print
ing. The bill was denounced aSa ire
mendous swindle. It provides that
this official shall hold Office four years,
two years longer than. the legislative
term of Office. q = ?. %
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Prom Hnyti,

NEW YORK, July 7.-Havana specials
of the 9th state that the TRY in
the neighborhood of Jacinel, Hayti, en-
tered that town recently and plundered
the place The American Consul calls
for a United States man-of-war to be
stationed at that point. So far, Salnave
is reported TO have been successful
against the insurgents surrounding
Port-au. Prince.
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NJ, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS. July7.
Flour unchanged. Wheat stiff and
choice and fancy grades higher. Corn
ranges at 75as2c. Oats higher ut ia
75c. Rye held ut 35al 81. Pork;
sales at q 7jJa2S 90. Bacon; shoulders
12lc and clear sides l6ic. Lard; moth
ing doing.
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York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July I.
GOLD-Firmer, reaching l4l, aud
closing at l40ia140I.
GOVERNMENTS OCKS-Heavy and
lower, closing steady; Coupons 81, ll2s
all3s; do '62, ll3all35; do ga, ll0a
ll0I; do '65, 1l1alll!; do new, lOsa
1884; do 'G7, 10s4alOSt; do Us, l0Stal0Ss;
1O.4Os, lO7al07t; 7-30s, l0osalOS!.
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Toledo Mnrkct.

TOLEDO, July Z.
Wheat steady. White Michigan 9 33;
amber, 2 ~. Corn active; fresh re-
ccipts, pc; regular, Ole. Oats iirmer
and lc better at 69c.
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Attachment in Assumpsit.
state OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Ctrcah Court
juno Rales, 1861.
K. q. Barr, administrator do bonis non cum
testauiento anneXo of the estate Of Mary
Smith deceased, George Smith John Smith,
David Smith and Joseph Sn,itb, heirs NJ law
of Henry Smith deceasod Henry Keenan,, ad.
ninistrator of the estate OF James Keenan,
who was the husband OF Elizabeth Keenan,
: Abraham Miller Pleasant Miller his wife
Richard Shively and Jane Shively his wife
William Richly and Sarah Richly his wife. and
William Richly, heir at law Of Mary Catharinc
Richly, deceased, Fergus Smith, In his own
right and AZ ioilt executor with Henry kee
nan, Of the will Of John Smith. Deceased, Hen
ny Smith and Mary Elizabeth smith, now In
termarred with Horace Ridgely, ohildrcn Of
Fergus Smith, William Craig Smith, Mary
Catharine Smith, and Henry Clay Smith, chil
xdren Of John Smith, deceased, Mary William
Mary Jane Newton, Rebccca Ann Roberts hnd
Fergus Roberts,
Joseph w. Morgan and william u Morgan al
illustrators Of the estate Of Josiah Morgan
deceased, who was executor Of tho last will al
Mary Smith deceased, Ebcnescr Mcculloch
Fergus Smith and Henry keenan,, ,ioint execn
tors Of the last sill OF John Smith, decreased.
Ia Chancciy
I'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT rs To COM.
pei the defendants Joseph W. Morgan AMI
William H. Morgan To account and pay over ~
tbe administrator all sums OF money In Their
hands belonging 10 the estate OF Mary smith
deceased and tO charge all the defendants Tot
devastavit worked upon said estate, apa 10 ap
pearing from an affidavit filed In the cause thai
William u Morgan Is not a rosideat Of che State
Of West Virginia, on motion Of complalnantS
counsel IL IL ordered that he do appear here
within ono month after the fourth weekly pnbli
cation snd due posting az this % der Al the ffoni
door Of the Court House Of Ohio gouaiy. and do
what he may deem nc TO protect his interest Ia
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Saicide.

CLEVELAND, July John Coole,
who killed two step-sons named Quayle,
at Warrensyille, June 27tb, cut his
throat last mig hit in his cell with razor
borrowed from fellow prisoner, Coolies
companion in the cell.
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Xavier keefer. a,En,

In Chancey
VSHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To Oh
i tain a decree for divorce from thu hond Of
with allmony. !, -
And IL appearing from, an affidavit fled in the
cause that the defendant, Xavier Kesfcr, is not
a resident Of this State, on motion Of the com.
piainant, by her counsel IL Is sriered thai hc
do appear here within ono month After the
fourth weekly publication Of this order and due
posting thereof at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, and jo
what he may deem ft 10 protect his interest.
Test; MICHAEL J, BREINIG, CLERK.
TAYLOR s BARE, Soils. for Comprt.
iyl-oawit IN ..
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Jaae Rsies, ISIS
-.....g Thomas Hughes
. ..st..f = va. .
Robert Henderson, Executor OF John Laflerty,
deceased.
Attachment In Assumpsit F"
FVHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is To RE.
i cover OF the defendant, Robert Henderson,
Executor Of John Lafirrty, decreased, the sum
~ o.. IS, with interest thereon from the iith
day of June, 1850, till paid and costs. The at.
tachment sued out in this cause having heen
returned served on the Agent Of the ID, 4 o.
r. r. Co. and u. c. List the Receiver of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, In the case Of the
B. & o. Il. X. Co. against ]. & W. G. Laferty
ct al. And Il appearing ffom an affidavit hled
In the cause that said defendant, II. Henderson
Executor, is not resident Of the 81 ate Of West
Virginia on motion Of plaintiffs attorney Il is
ordered that no do appear hero within ono
month after the fourth weekly publication aud
due posting Of this order NJ the iront door of the
Court House CT Ohio county, aud do what hc
may deem ut to protect his interest rs such
Executor
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG. Clerk.
q. b. Caldwell, ATTY for Plaintiff.
OF
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,CmR UNDEEsIGNED nERRn,

TIE UNDERSIGNED nERRRS
i gives NOTICE Of bis appointment q a ssignse
Of the estate Of W =. BUTLra, u, of wheeling
Ia the county OF OHIO. IN tbs District Of West
Virginia, aud who Vas, 70 wit, on the 10Th day
the petition Of himself, by the U. 8. District
Court Cor said District.
A, u. lsGs.
Iup3ooaw3w WI. RATES. Jn
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-EEGALfNo4foEs.
,,,HR UNDRRsIGNKD HEREBY
7aE UNDRRsIGNED HRRRBY
rrHE CREDITORS OF mCHAELsswER

i -SEY are hereby notified % appesr nc my
Office in the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, OIL
the 10th day Of July, A. L. is6e, az 10 clock A
NJ, and show cause, il any they have, why the
said MichaeI Sweeney should not be discharged
from his debts under the Bankrupt Law OF
March I'd, 1857. The second meeting OF sail
creditors viii be held at said Zine and place
and the third meeting on the day following al
SA'H' i'O "''A " GEO B. CALDWELL.
iuns3-oaw2wa Register in Bankruptcy.
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state of West Virginia,

Ohio Coaaty Circuit Court
Jane Rales, lsGS.
Mary Kecfsr, who sues by her next friend
Philip Winter,
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33; Packer, "a; a. johnson, "A; Doollt-
tie, -; Hendricks, l9!; Reverdy John
son, 81; Blair, 49,; John Quincy Ad-
ans, l.
While waiting for the Indiana dele
cation, the Secretary called upon the
several delegations to send up for re.
cording the names and postoffice address
respectively, Of their nominees for the
National Executive Committee.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, said that
before the expiration of the next four
years all the present territories would
probably be States Of the Union. He
moved, therefore, that member from
each territory be added to the National
Executive Committee.
Mr.. Hart, of New York, moved to lay
the motion on the table. Lost.
A delegate from Pennsylvania moved
to amend the pending motion SO as to
give one member of the National Ex-
ecutive Committee to the District of
Columbia.
An Ohio delegate said the District of
Columbia could never be State of the
Union, so he hoped the amendment
would not be adopted.
hho NoUe was tdheu anu tho aihenu-
ment lost. $50
The question required upon the orig
inal motion of Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. Tilden, Of New York, opposed
the proposition to give the Territories
equal infiuence in the National Con-
yention with populons States like New
York and Pennsylvania. Itwasenoush
that under the present rule the voice of
New York is neutralized by the smaller
States. -
Mr.. Riley, of Pennsylvania, offered a
resolution, which was adopted, .proyid-
ing that in the event of any new State
being admitted into the Union. apy
person appointed by the recognized
Democratic organization of suSa State.
shall be accepted as a member of the
National Convention.
A committee of three was appointed
to ascertain if the Indiana delegation
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State or Yves, 1Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit CoHrt-, .,.....
Jaae Raies, lses
u,ukaa !
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05
LITERARY ITEMS.

ur Swiuburne has in press two new V'.lumes'
,Rotbweu. Tragedy" and Songs Of the Rel Gbiic"
prpsea has offered professors cfairs to all
~ rrocn scientific men menaced with stracism by the
French clergy.
A pcw edition of Prof I.owell's BiglOw
Paper." has appeared in Londcn with illustrations by
Leorge Cruikshank.
Mr.. Robert Browning has new poem, on an
italian subject to be published this year II SAID That
,t will be one Of the longest poems in the language
Among the new publications announced as
forthcoming from the press Of g. w. Carleton are
-smoked Glass" by Orpheus C. Kerr; "The Negroes ~
Negroland the Negroes in America, aud Negroes GenDd d
sIlS bv Hinton Rowan Helper; Wonan Li0brTs LoN1 %
Marriage by rrederS saundgr-i ana socialism and
other iSniS OF the day. r..,-, Ono
The following story is told OF NJ. Li'tI1 @ ooro, 0+
day he had visit to pay to person III oHes' [ evet
oss Of etiquette he kept on his oYereo"' WI" T., tho
collar instead Of putting on d9f c cs,ne Hp TO him take
overcoat Mr. I1trG slI s. sDo Won wish me
A. co in and see His Excelency m my shrt sec'eS' '
1nd announce The OyercOat Of NJ LltIe'
A statement having recently gone the rounds
n, the papers that Sir T. b. Lyton NOW l0Td LytIop
Ad an prcvious visit Of the poet TO England gwen MT
Jopgfrllow the cold shoulder, Mr. Holden OF RQchdae hs
sent tbc following letter from ms LOrdSip Tor phoc5
tion Kuebworth, July 27-Dcar Sr-Ihc naraTI"pn g
VOuW
Fellow and myseIf is an impudent falsthOod from begin.
eIhs w. '"'' ' " LNTTON."
We are indebted to Tie Leeds Mercury 1or
new species of literary The editor has IL appears,
received large number OF applications to MI lhe poS
"spOrtinC writer" situation that hhppCns nv ~ rrr
IN donnertion with his journal and the following IS t
brfig COW OF letter from one Of the applicants S %
Hearing that you are want Of sporting WIlel IN.
mn ecrSircs have good knolcdge IN all haclns matle
na Racing Hurdle Racing and Last mo nor iC'S'
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odcr my services for pounds per week Hoping you WIZ
acknowledge this letter and let me know II IL sIs 9Ou-i
Remain vour Obedent servent ). IT,"
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TIE VAGABONDS By }. ]. Irowb1dge Win ILLUSTRATIONS W
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sept 10

THR TRAGBDIAN An BssAI oS THE HsTRioNic GRNrs oy
JUSir BKtrus By Thomas h Could IN Phoioguph
6om Mr. Gouds ba Of Booth. ~ volume l1n0
THE INSTRUMENT OF ASSOCIATION. Manual Of Currency
By A. Potter. In volume. limo
LlFB BELOW. ln Poems one volume, l6mO.
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S1th Qualifications.
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spirited music forms part Of the programme Ihey
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SMOKED GLASS
WOMAN. LOVE AND MARRIAGE.

Rurlcsque by Orpheus c. Kerr whose celebrated Or
pheus k~ Tai originality and raciness have ucyr heeu sur
pssl BY Illustrated with many side splitting connie
drawings Pice II 30
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

LIFE IN TIE Argentine REPUBLIC II THE DAYS OF THE
sNRANTS 10 volume 6vo cloth -
b r. Ssrmento has JUS been elected President TIE
Rspubic - - 49, ,.,,.
BRKMER. O. ou volume. 8yo. cloth -
New-York tribune., 1868-09-05

charming volume pleasant bgtt and graceful 'alk upon tol
tls ever fades The old twe" By Fred Ssuuden author
Salad ior tue Solsrg.' Puce. ~ 50