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Saratoga Fair-The Annual Address
"A Political SDeech.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept lO.-Gov. Seymour
delivered the annual address before the Sara
toga county fair to-day. His speech was
wholly devoted to agricultural topics. Eight
thousand persons were present. In the eve
ming Gov. Seymour was present and spoke on
farming subjects. He came, he said, in pur-
sGance OF an old engagement. He felt some
hesitation In doing so In his present position,
but he was glad he carried out his promise, as
the courtesy received from persons politically
opposed to him WAS very gratifying.
1t had been pleasant occasion. They had
devoted the day to subjects In which all are
coneerned-the prosperity and progress OF the
land.
After the meeting, Governor Seymour was
serenaded at Union Motel, and called out BY
his political friends.
He thanked them for the compliment, and
said they must not expect much after the
labors of the day. lie would ever remember
with pleasure his visit to Saratoga, and that
Ia the time Of an exciting election, they were
able for a day to lay aside differences OF opin.
ion, and unite In discussing measures calcu.
lated to benefit the interest OF our common
country.
He concluded by introducing Gen. Gordon
Granger, who made a short political speech,
at the conclusion OF which the crowd dispersed
with cheers for Seymour.
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OrTowA, CANADA, Sept. fo.-The court
opened to-day at ten O'Clock.
The principal line of defence Of whsieu's
counsel was t@kmpesch the evidence of the
Crown witneeses, especially Lsersix and
Turner; and a attempt to prsse aAst tie
barrel OF whsDsn's pistol had seen neclSen.
tally dischsrss1s SHORT tine ssebre the dur.
der, by which ibey aeeount for tho cartridge
freshly put In just afes McGee's deeth. -
An imPressioa prevails mat tho defence 20
far 10 very lame.
The court adjourned at Q O'Clock, to mte.
to morrow.
Thc LineoIn statue at springneId.
nav YofKy sept. io.-A private ditpteh
from sptinsfeld, Illinois, states that the Dc.
sign % the American sculptor, Lsrkin q.
Mead, has been adopted for a national Lincoln
monument. '0-..-
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SOCIAL SCIENCE AssoCIArIoS.-A number
OF prominent men In Illinois, headed by the
Governor OF the State, have given notice that
there will shortly be organized, in Chicago, a
Western association for the promotion of
social science, the object Of which will be to
disse inmate information concerning the organ
ization OF society In the Mississippi Valley,
and to discuss the great subject Of education,
public health, finance, and jurisprudence. 1t
will call attention to the necessity for bet
ter mutual understanding and closer union
between the heterogeneous elements which
compose the Western population, and will
elicit practical suggestions with reference to
the ameliorstion OF existing social abuses in
that section. The objects OF the association
are good its benent to the West will depend
upon the intellect and character OF those who
become Its members.
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DIE ID,

BURNS. On the morning VI the 10th Instant,
dors Burns, aged u months and % days.
LEWIS. -September q, FLORENCE MAY, infant
yearAnd l2 days
PUMPH RBY. On the 9th Instant, HATTIE COS-
hBLLr, infant daughter Of b. =, and belinda
Humphrey, aged months and days
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BALTIMORE, September iO.-Hon. Samuel
Hambleton has been nominated for Congress
by the Democratic Convention in the frat dis.
trict.
The fourth district Democratic convention,
after balloting unnecessarily for two days,
adjourned to meet In Frederick City on the
22i instant.
Major David Il, Brown has been announced
as an independent candidate for Congress In
the third district, and william T.. McCauIey
for the same district 10 announced as the car.
didate OF the working men, or labor reform
party.
Gov. Swami Is theTegular Democratic nom.
inee In the third district.
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SPEECH OF, Kx-sovKRHoR SEYMOUR
Tho DARCY MoGeo Murder
LATEST POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE

fOHEIGN NEwH NJ SAbbh
PARIS, September. fo.-Quceu Victoria hiss
arrived here. She leaves by the way OF Cher
tourg this evening.
Lospos, Sept lo.-The strikc OF the cab.
men is ended.
1t 10 said that the King OF Italy has asked
France to withdraw her troops from Bulgria.
A provisional government has been formed
In the Balkan Mountains.
PARIS, September l0-The Emperor re-
Viewed the troops at Chalons today. The
whole army, including cavalry, artillery, In g.
fantry, engineer corr 5, pontoon and baggage
trains, were drawn up on the plain. After go.
ing through a series OF evoiutions, all the
corps marched by the Emperor In review.
Each regiment As 1t passed him cheered with
great enthusiasm for the Emperor.
The Empress and Prince Imperial and an
immense multitude OF SPECTATOR covered the
mel ghboring hills. The Queen Of England,
who 10 now In this city, 10 the guest Of the
British ambassador, Lord Lyons. No state
ceremony ia observed by Her Majesty or her
attendants, but privacy OF party is strictly
maintained.
FLORENCE, Sept. 10 - It is reported that
Garibaldi has left Caprera for Naples to at
tend the Congress OF the Democrats, which is
to be held In that city.
CossrASrrsorLE, Sept. 10 The extraor-
binary concessions made to Admiral Farragut
by the Sultan, in permitting the flagship
Franklin to pass through the Dardanelles and
enter the Bosphorus, has given rise to vast
amount OF comment In the diplomatic circles
here.
The report that permission had been denied,
which was extensively circulated a few days
ago, was utterly without foundation. The
consent OF the Sultan was accorded in the
most gracious manner, as a compliment to the
Admiral and the country he represented.
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THE Boston Advertiser says that the physi-
elan OF the Chinese Embassy, pr, Tso, is very
much in favor OF having some American ladies'
sent out to China to act AS physicians among
the women Of that country. This would be like
"sending Goals TO Newcastle !" fof the women
there employ none but female doctors, as a
general rule-a very old fashion, in which they
have the advantage Of our civilization In a
great degree. Still our educated female ply
sieians may know some things which the 9TH
ers would like to learn, and the idea Is worth
considering. The gentlemen OF the Embassy
and Mr.. Burlingsme say the project Is good
one and promise that any OF our lady profess
sors would be welsome In the Cinque Ports
and Pekin. Such missionaries" In fact,
would be the most effective In establishing
social relations between the two nationsj and
no doubt, there are great many Of our clever
women who would not be bit afraid to go.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITsp STArEs PATENT 0PTIcE,

WABHII0TON, bepl. Z, 1913,
On the petition Of SAMUEL n; MtLEH, OF Ded :,
patent granted him on the 9th day Of jane, 1852
f9T an Improvement In Combined Anchor, This APP
plieation having been authorized by act OF Con-
gIess. approved July %, 1852
y Is oIeeIsd that SAID petition b. beard At this
son may oppose this extension. objections, dePo-
Altons. aud other papers should be nled In this
ELISHA fOOTR,
sesruSU Commissioner OF Patents.
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In REGARD to the perpctrator OF the late
horrible outrage in Philadelphia, In which a
little girl was outraged and murdered, n young
man states that on Tuesday morning about
four O'Clock he saw a tall man on sixth street,
near where the body was Afterwards found,
passing along with bundle, which 1t Is be.
lieyed contained the body OF the little girl.
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The WORK OF raising the Weehswken,which
was sunk In Charleston harbor during the at.
tack on Fort Sumner, has been suspended for
the present, owing to the Interruption caused
by the heavy winds and storms. An effort
will soon be made to raise the Housatonic,
which was sunk off the bar by the famous
eigar-boat during the war.
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PARIS-AsHPORD.-S September S, at the rc,l-
dence a the BRIDES father, by the Rev Mr..
Tudor. CHAs, fARis to Miss ESAA ASHFORD, both
formerly Of Virginia, now VI this city.
GIBSON-BINNIX.-O the sth instant, by the
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, GEoRGE O. 0IBsOS 10 Al.
PHRRrIA BIssIN, both Of this city.
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CoLoRAD DO responds to Vermont. The cleo.
tion In that Territory resulted in a glorious
victory for the Republican candidate for COZ
gress. In every county heard from Union
gains are reported. At the last congressional
election Geo. NJ. Chilcott, Republican, was
elected by los majority-he receiving $500
votes, and his opponent, A. q. Hunt, 3,42I.
There were scattering votes to the number OF
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II has been usual tn state the reduction o
our public debt at s250, 900, 0o0 that being the
amount hY which the ascertained debt liQui.
dated At the Treasury by the issue OF bonds OF
other securities has been reduced. We have
been careful to couple this statement with
the fact that, beside this reduction Of the
ascertalned debt, we have paid about $500.
100000 In back pay, bounties, overdue con
tracts, transportation, and the other expenses
OF closing up the war. These were really in.
CURED and due in August, 1865, and should be
added to the amount Of the ascertained debt
Of that date, in order to arrive at the maximum
amount Of the debt and the total sum by which
II has been reduced.
Mr.. Edward Atkinson, In a speech delivered
Yesterday at Worcester before the Republican
convention OF Massachusetts, presents the ac-
tual facts In their true light, showing that the
actual Indebtedness, liquidated and unliqui.
dated, was on August ], 1855, 1925, 1873, 1926
that 1t was on June 80, 1903, t2,+s5 900, 900,
being actual reduction Of $500, 733, 800 In tn
principal OF the debt. BY the same rapidity
u payment we could pay OFF the entire debt
within ten years. The figures are AS follows;
The total amount OF revenue received by the
Government for the three years from April /,
1865, TO June 80, 1865, has been tl, $40, OBS SIS
Out OF this there were paid for back pay Of
the army and navy and war contracts, within
fifteen months after the close Of the rebellion
t774, 1906, s5l. And there were paid for bounties
pensions, prize money, Teimbursing States for
war expenditures, claims OF loyal men, Freed.
mems Bureau, expenses Of recOnstruction,
and national cemeteries, sli5 ,9l2Iol, These
two sums amount to total sum to be added
to the national debt as II stood on the books
Of the Treasury April ], 1865, OF $3.50, IT'S 2j2
The Asoertained debt was ", 355, 955, OF,
the aggregate Of - PSI, T35, $780, as above stated
We have, therefore, actually reduced our debt
We can now arrive At the ordinary expenses
Of the Government, exclusive OF war expe ndi-
lures,
In.,,,a a, .-u SO,
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MINISTER BrRLtSGAMg assures Gov. Cur.
tin, In the fullest terms, of the validity OF a
telegraph grant made by the Chinese Govern
mcnt to tho East India Telegraph Company.
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AEsr IT M %Ekt cS SEB TS6S Fk
THAN ANY OTHER AXE MADE.

SIRs; | have fully tried your Patent Axe and hnd
that II IL Ai that you claim for u. IL will chop
faster than any other Axe that ] ever saw, aud
leaves the wood without sticking at all ! would
moi chop three days without one for tho cost.
need mol say any more, for any man that tries one
viii be satisfied, ,,,,, v,,,
McKEgsroKr, Dec, 10. 1857.
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Georgia Legislature Protest from
the Expelled Members-Armcd Or.
ganiEations TO be DIsbnnded.

ATLANTA, sept p.-ihe resolution 10 re-
eonsiaet me iesoiuuoh auopleu yes.efuay,
tenec'ihg on 'ne oo'efhots message' was
iost.
Inc negro members oil the Legislature mteiy
ueeiafeu 'nensiple' nave puoHshea protest.
huufesseu 10 the speaker anu memperso t the
mouse, IN when they enter solemn protest
assihs' the Outrage perpeuateu on their raeei
and say they VIII appeal at the proper time to
congress- Inc paper Is signed oy the twenty
s,sn' expelled h members ana ey WE'VE kepuo,
hcan members, accompanied by the demand
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[TNITER STATES PATENT OFFICE.

ITNITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsuGSgTnS, d. c. September 0, 1873
On the petiuon Of JAsEs 4, SIMPSON, Of Brook
Ign, New York, praying for the extension OF pa e
tent granted him on the 9th day Of December, 1884,
for an Improvement IN Dry Docks:
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may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi-
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twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
sepIl.P3w Commissioner Of Patents
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Nominations In Geor.

AUGUSTA, Sept. lO.-The Democrats have
nominated Thomas q. Lawson for Congress In
the Fourth district.
The Radical Convention here to-day nom.-
mated q. II. Prence for reelection In the Fifth
district.
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THE SUPREME COUNT OF THs DISTRICT OF
or TIE UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID

Notice " hereby ftveh, That on the l2th day Of
March, 1865 the Collector OF Internal Revenue for
gallons q spirits In said District, and the same
are libelled aud prosecuted In this court, In the
have been arrested by the marshei for the reasons
In the libel stated; ard that said cause will stand
ton, on the ar.t MONDAY Of Decers bsr next. when
and where all persons are warned 10 appear TO
show cause why condemnation shouid not be de-
creed, and TO intervene for their Interests.
SEPTEMBER 2, 1865. X J. MEIGS,
sepS&l0-H Clerk.
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TnSS s ggPIEs COURT * TIE PIssTssICTT
G3gRT OF The United STATES foR

To all ohorr q may conoen, greeting:
Notice IL hereby given, That on the lttb day OF
August, 1873, the collie ctor OF internal revenue for
Copper still and Fixtures, In said District. and the
same are libeled and prosecuted In this court. 10
and have been arrested By the marshal for the rea-
sons In the libel stated and that said cause will
ws,hin Fton. on the hr.t MONDAY Of December
next, when and whore all persons are warned to
Appear TO show csuse why condemnation should
not be decreed and to intervene for their rests
sep9&l0-N CLERK.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEIrEDsTArhs PATEkr OFFICE,

WAaHIkaToE, July 3, 1853.
On the petition OF ABIGAIL l.. WEBSTER, Of
Bipshan.on. \, y, adm!nistratrix Of the estate
Of benjamin. ID. Webster, deceased ,pray for the
extension Of patent granted to the said BanjAmin
b. Webster. the Sd day Of tober 1884, for an i'm
provement In Mosquito Curtains, for seven years
from The e.p,rstion q said patent. which takes
the Patent Once, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of
September next, at ~ O'elock IN. and all persons
are notified 70 appear and show esu,e, ifshy they
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Ufnee their objections, specially
set forth In writing, Al least ttoeny days before
the day q hearing AL tsstinopy hled by either
taken and transmitted In accordance With the rules
Of tho oniee, which will DO furnished on applica-
ton
. Dispositions and other psrer. relied upon as ,Ss.
fore the day Of hesIi3Ei he srlnments, II any,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the HEPgbLIGis and The Inteiiiipencsr. WashisR.
ton. d. o. /, and In the Atids, New York, y. Y,
once Fssk foy three SUGGEST weeks iIhe hIst Of
;s AZ az ai K be .'A''s ft
,jJH fSt Acting COmmlssiOnsr Of Patents,
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NEW YORK, Sept. lo.-The first game OF
me.andhome match between the AtlantIcs,
OF Brooklyn, and the Unions, OF MorriIania,
was played to-day on the AtlantiO's grounds at
Williamsburg, and resulted In a victory for the
Atlanties by score OF 81 against I.
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Tho Axo and the Label arc both patented. In
fringeIs these patents will be prosecuted accord
Ing ~ law. Vendors or dealers, aud persons using
any Infringement, are liable with the maker Of tho
lnfrn gement,
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CAREFUL and experienced politicians claim
Republican majority Of 1000 In Maine.
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Legal 4 Offices

TIE stR!Rssxs,gopkT OF The DISTRICT ~
pfsTRhIssro UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID
To az ,ohom q may concern, greeting:
Notice " hereby given, that on the l2th day Of
March, ls6s, the Collector Of Internal Revenue for
said district seired Tor breach o. the revenue laws
100 gallons Of spirits In said district and the same
are libelled and prosecuted In this court, In the
name Of the United States, for condemnation and
have been arrested by the MArshal for the reasons
Ia the libel stated and that said CAUSE will stand
for trial Mt the CITY Hall IN the city o. Washing
and where all persons arc warned TO appear 10
show cause why condemnation should not be de.
creed, aud to intervene for their Interests, -L,
SEPIBsBER 2, 1868, II, j. MEfDS,
sep3Slo.A Clerk.
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Special Notices.

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".NOTICE TO TRUsTEEs AND
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tn. treasurer Of public schools will be in his Cee.
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