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From Louisiana and Texas-scnators
Elect.

NEW ORLEANS, July lO.-Mr. Kellogg, U. s.
Senator for the long term, 10 from Illinois.
Mr.. Harris, the Senator for the short term, is
last from Wisconsin.
The Senate yesterday passed the House rcso-
luton ratifying the 18th amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States, and imme-
diately afterwaId passed the Metropolitan
police bill.
This mornings papers announce the names
OF the police commissioners already appointed.
-Four OF the supposed alibusters arrested at
Fort Livingston, last week, have bonded to
answer. The others were discharged yester-
day by Commissioner Weller.
A special telegram from Austin, Texas, says
the question OF the division of the State 10
indefinitely postponed.
The subject OF the cession OF FL Paso to the
United States is set for Saturday In the con.
vention.
Mr.. Varnell introduced a resolution reauir.
Ing residence OF Ave years as a necessary
qualification for the State Legislature, and
seven years for Congress.
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data" the correspondent OF the Baltimore
SEE, in that paper Of Friday morning. says:
THE defeated candidates now In this city
are very cheerful over the result of the New
York nominating convention, and II Is be.
lieyed that all, including Mr.. Chase, will
unite in hearty support OF Seymour and
Blair.
"Gen. Hancock called on the President this
evening, the latter receiving few other visi.
tors. The President subsequently took a
long drive. Mr.. Hendricks was in his seat In
the Senate most of the day, and Mr.. Chase
spent the evening away from home"
The country will be glad to know that al
these worthy gentlemen are so cheerful ~ ovel
their defeat. They will all support" MIR
Seymour, even "incIuiiag Mr.. Chase" Good
very good
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HAPPY ISNocEScE.-In reply to the un-
bought and spontaneous enthusiasm OF the
Democrats associated in New York, when
they forced upon Horatio the nomination, he
said "hc could not be nominated without put.
ting himself and the Democratic party in
peril" Happy inspiration, when a man like
Seymour can tell the truth.
This combination of modesty and childliko
innocence In this warm weather Ia really very
refreshing. Horatio is young ambitions lad.
der-Shakspcare.
And now, o darling hoffman,! wilt thou be
Governor The cities and the Turalities are
all in favor OF thee and as the other specimen
of childlike innocence, can we not persuade
thee, on pinch, to go in How sweet 1t will
be afteI election to sit on pier No and sing
"Meet me by moonlight Slone"-you and
Horatiol
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HoRATGo SEYMOUR has been called by some
crazy newspapers Of his party since the nomi-
nation a statesman. We shall be glad at any
time to publish any evidences Of 1t II they can
be furnished us.
Does 1t consist in his approval Of the Mont
gomery constitution, the rebellion, and the
New York mob, or In what does 1t consist
II this will not do, what were the oflcial
nets of Seymour as Governor of New York
which weigh him down with the superineum.
bent dignity Of Statesmanshipl Let us know.
II dcbased English, as applied to muddled
ideas of currency, finance, social and political
problems, means this, then his claim is good.
II Brick PomerOy had been the nominee he
would have been called ga statesman
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The FOLLOWING LETTER from General Shcr-
man to Chancellor W. b. Wood, of AutaugR
county, Alabama, has been made public:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION or THR
MlssouRI, ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 23.-GcncrdI
". u, WOOds.-Dedr Woods: have been out
on the Plains as far as Santa Fe for the past
two months, and during my absence in this
rapid country OF ours many events have Oc.
CURED In which, of course, | had n personal
interest. You know my antipsthy to politics,
but there are two bodies OF public men to
which know any honorable man may aspire,
viz: The Senate and supreme Court. l am
glad that Warner Is spoken OF as Senator from
Alabama. | should personally rejoice at his
success, for believe he will strive to Ill the
post with honor to the whole country, and
credit to himself On my stan, during the war,
found him ever Jealous and enthusiastic. j
have hardly seen him since the war closed
but have watched his progress since he settled
in Alabama with great satisfaction. Please
write to him and say for me that | should be
rejOiced to learn Of his being elected to the
Senate. l hope the South will make good
crops, to satisfy their natural wants, and turn
their minds from politics lnto material chan.
nels. Once get prosperity restored, men will
soon reconcile Themselves to the changes that
war has brought about.
AS ever, your friend
W. I. SHERMAN, Lieut.. General
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The Difficulty at the PennsyIvanIa
Galleries Increasing.

POTTsvILLE, Pa, July lo-The strike among
the miners Is assuming threatening charac.
ter. Several mills In the neighborhood OF
Tamaqua have been compelled to suspend
operations by visits from miners, who force
workmen to stop work. The laboriRg men on
the railroad have also been driven Off,
The st. Clair iron works have been visited
by the proprietor, who refuses to accede to
the demands of the strikers. A company has
been enrolled to preserve order. 1t is feared
that there will be bloOdshed.
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The Libel Case In New York.

New YoRK, July l0-In the case of Sean
Ion and Bell, editors of the Irish Republic, ar.
rested for malicious libel on General O'Neal,
president OF the Fenian Brotherhood, the
defendants counsel waived an examination,
stating that his clients would not have pub.
lished the statements complained of II they
had known they were not true, and such cor
rection would be issued on Tuesday as would
be satisfactory. The defendants were then
ordered to furnish bail for their appearance
before the grand jury.
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DOES THE DEMOCRATIC party mean revolu-
toni Undoubtedly 1t does; else why nomi.
nate a candidate for Vice President who says :
at is the duty of the President elect to de-
clare these reconstruction acts null and void
compel the army to undo its usurpations at
the South; dispcrse the carpet-bag State gov.
ernments; allow the white people to reorgan-
ize their own governments" sc. II this does
not lead directly to revolution and anarchy,
then to what does 1t leadl
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WANTED-AGENTS

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Democratic Demonstration In the
sIate Of GeOrgIn.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July lO.-There has been II
grand and enthusiastic demonstration here to.
night in honor Of Seymour and Blair, A large
procession of 6rcmen and citizens, with trans
parenoies and music, marched through the
streets
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.

DEPARTMENT OF THk
PENSION OFFICE, May 10, 1865. !
Application having been made under tho act Of
June - 100, for the reissue Of the following de-
sCribcd Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
boon lost destroyed Notice is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each war.
rant new certificate or warrant OF Ike tenor will
DO ressued, II no valid objection should then APP
pear;
No, Il, 90, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March \, 1858, In tho name of Kellogg Perry, aud
was granted November ~, 1850. August ., 1865
No as O5l, for leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1885, In the name Of Harrison Corum, and
was granted October 2, 1856, september6, 1865.
No go, for 81 acres issued under tho act Of March
8, 1875. In tho name Of Glemcnce Haley widow Of
George HALEY, deceased. and was granted May2t
1856. August y, 1865
No, 90, 30, for lOl acres, issued undoT the act
February II, 1877, In the name Of Willis Leath
father and heir.gt. law sfClark b. LeAth, deceased
aud was granted May 20. 1919. August ", 1855,
No, iS,S2, for 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March ), 1873, in tho name OF Alexander Berry
hll. and WAN granted March q. 1875 July Is. lSfS
No O., ~, for 100 acres issued under this act Of
March $, 1861 In the names OF the minor children OF
NUArew Record, deceased, aud was granted July
1877, September N, ls5s,
o. 80 Isl, for LOO acres, issued under the act of
/ nary II, 1877, In the name Of Elizabeth ThOmp-
T. NotLer and heirrAt-law Of Daniel McAlistoT
W NOn, deceased, and was granted September
'yIR sgP9 JAMES a. MORGAN, E,
''' Acting Commissioner.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrgp STATES PATIENT OFFICE

wAsHISarON, May 2s, 1855.
On the petition Of REDgCcA A, MARCHKR, OF
New York, N. Y, oxeeutrix q Robert J; Marehor,
deceased, praying for the extension Of . patent
granted 10 the said Robert J. Marcher the I'D day
OF May, 1883. for an Improvement In Tool for
Growing MOuldings, for seven years from the ex-
piration q said patent. which takes place on the
2ld day Of May, 1909;
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Onieo on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of De-
ceinber next, ut l2 o'clock, m and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, II any thoy
have, why said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
die In tho Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ti0entV days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony aled by either
party, to be used at tho said hearing, must be
iakeu and transmitted in accordance with tho rules
Of the office, which will be furnished on applica-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes.
timUny, must be filed In the oleo tlOuntD days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the KRruBLIoAS and the Intsiiigencer, Washing
ton, ID, C.. aud In the atlas, New York, N, Y,
once week for three successive weeks the first OF
said publications TO be at least sixty days PEeyious
jyl0-f3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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NAsBY.-At the meeting OF the Councils last
evening Petroleum yesuvius Nasty received
one vote for secretary Of the Board OF Health.
The vote when announced created much
laughter, and was considered by the members
present as highly nattering to the world-re-
nnw,ad aatIr,st
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Information has been received at this De.
partmeht from Mr.. J. Donaldson Long, the
Consul of the United States at Monteyideo, Of
the death, on the 2lst of February last, at sea,
OF JoRGER RAsMUs.
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IOFFICIAL.l


WAsHISGTOH, July 0, 1865
Information has been received at this De-
pAFtment from Mr.. ]. II. MCUolley, the Con-
SUI OF the United states at Callao, Peru, OF
me death on 10th of March last, At Callao,
Of Z. IT, YOUNG, Miss HARRIET NJ. PEIsER;
ga, CHARLES BRowSj q, J. W. WIrTED, Rev.
DR.. WITTED, and on the 4th of April, ! tiul.
mAMl cllIkens Of the United StAtea.
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south Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 10. - Legislative
business unimportant. The House was en-
gagged in completing Its organization.
In the Senate petition to remove disability
was laid on the table. Notices OF various bills
were given. Adjourned until Monday.
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ITALIAN newspapers give shocking accounts
Of the famine which is raging In Messina.
People are dying in the streets, aud the poor
are trying to keep themselves alive On Pota-
toes, grass, and even less nutritious and more
disgusting food. Crime Is on the inerssse,
briganiage prevails everywhere, and the crops
have almost entirely failed.
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Why Is the happiest Of the vowels2 The
answer Is: "Bscause Is In the middle Of
Bliss 9 10 in hell, and all the others are In
purgatory."
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METCALF-BLAIR,-Tn New Gloucester, Maine,
MEfciiF, Of Lisbon Falls, Maine, to Miss ALNiRA
NJ ID, MERRILL, Of New Gloucester. ..
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FRANK p. BLAIR reminds US Of that mortal
angel who went up in a balloon and landed In
the bottom OF well. Ills military record, as
he now stands, will not give him true SOL
der. His present political position, as defined
by his letter, alarms every man with family
and home In the country. lie seeks office for
the purpose Of inauguratiug civil war. Read
his letter,
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RAILROAD bridge on the Contoocook river,
at Baskerville, was moved thirteen inches by
the force Of the wind on Friday last.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, July lo.-A large and en-.
thusiastic ratification meeting was held here
tonight. The platform and nominations fully
endorsed, amid shouts, rockets, and the firing
OF cannon.
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SAVANNAH, GA, July l0.-Reports from the
crops continue favorable. The weather is
pleasant with occasional showers.
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A CONVENTION Of Italians settled Ia this
country Is talked Of, and those residing in
Chicago have held a Meeting and voted to pay
the expenses Of delegates II they will meet
there.
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The World calls Horatio Seymour suitable
candidate, and says that he represents the
Democratic party. Undoubtedly he does, and
SO does Frank Blair. We thank the World for
this confession,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STArEs pATgHT OFPICE.


WARRINGTON, July l, 1855.
On the petition Of GARDINER y. BLoDuRrT aud
PAUL 4. SWEET, OF Burlington, Vermont, praying
for tho excns OF patent granted to them the 6tR
day Of December, ls5i, for an Improvement ~ oven
for baking, for seven years from tho expiration OF
said patent, which takes place On the 9th day "
December, 1855;
is ordered that tho said petition be heard at W.
Pntent Office on Monday the l6,h day OF November
next, ut " o'clock, m, aud all persons arc not-
fed 10 appear and show cause, II any they have,
why said petition ought not TO DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
flo In the Patent Once their objections, specially
sci forth In writing, ut least tIoshtD days before
the day Of hoarlngi all Testimony filed by either
party, to be used At tho said hearing, must be
TAX On aud transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the Office, which will be furnished on hpplica'
tiOn,
Dopositions and other rapers, relied upon as tSS'
timOny, must be hol In the sice ttoetty days be-
fore the day OF heArngi tho arguments, II any,
within tea days after hling tho testimony;
Ordered, a. su that this notice DO published In the
RRPuBLIGAS add the IHteliigsacsr, Washington,
D. O., aud in the Burlington Times, Burlington,
VI. once week for three weeks the hrst OF said
pub icatons 10 be At least sixty days to
the day Of hearing. A. NJ, STOUT,
jyiO.F3w Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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Garden Seeds.
IMPAIRMENT OF THBINTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATEyr OFFICE,

DEPARTMENT OF THBINTERIoh,
~ UsIrRD STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHiNuToE. June 10, 1863
On the petition OF HARRY Ii. Ey ARTS, Of Chicago,
Ill praying for the extension OF patent granted
" himself aud A, J. pRows, as assiguees, the Nst
day Of October, 1854, for an Improvement In Single
Machine, for seven years from tho expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the 3lst day Of
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of October
next, At " oeloek, N. aud all persons are noti-
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they have.
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO
nle IN the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ftoentH days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony fled by either
party, to be used AZ the said hearing, must be
takgn and TRANSMITTED IN accordance with the rules
Of the office, winch will be furnished application.
DISPOSITIONS aud other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony. must be filed In the office tioentv days be-
fore the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ter days after fling the testimony;
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
REPuBLIcAs aud the Iatelifoencer, Washington.
d. c., and in the Tribune, Chicago. Illinois,
ouee week for three successive weeks, the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
vious to the day OF hearing. A. III. STOUT,
je.2IWN Acting Commi ssioner Of Patents.
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FIVE years ago an Ethan Allen colt, pro-
nounced by his trainer good for nothing. was
sold in Boston for $l25. The buyer has just
refused $l2, 900 for him.
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A PORTION Of tho river at Montreal has bee
set apart for free bathing.
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W THE INTERIOR,
D""AiMENT 20 BTATRs PATgsr OPRtrE,
UNI. WAsHINGTos, May IL 1905.

a. r.--.,., NsuuA UIDDS, ul Canton i,
ON lhe petition Of j. uIlOn of patent granted
uhi9, praying for the oxtt Il 1854 Tor impT0 ye.
70 him tho 10Th day OF Angu Years from tho sxpra-
meht IN Ploughs, for seven NJ place on the l5th
lion Of said patent, which Ia
day Of August, 1865; " xla heard at the
IL Il ordered that the said petItI, MI day Of July
ralehl Vmee on MONDAY, the ~ Rro notified
neht, ~ 40 'eOek, IN. and all persu have, why
70 appear aud show cause, II any thp
SAID petition ought not to be granted Nad 40 hlG
u thG falont Otico their objections sna Ns day
d9Tth ~ writing AZ least tIoenty days before Y, q
~ nea5lhki all testimony filed by either mar ApE
be used ut the said hearing, uust he Iaksn pa, y,
mitea IN accordance with the rules Of lie ON
Which VIII DO furnished on application Wv oH
Dispositions and other papers, relisI imam ~ ,.s,
ntisl be Med In the office tDsntT DAYS hegnre
ten days after hling the testimony "u'' "Hh'h /;
u rIsTed also mat this ngtioO be published in the
a. Y and In the Herald, Cloyoand, Ohio, once
myn VI !nrre successive weeks the hrst OF said
day Of hearing, AZ PSsT Tnps " the
mYls-hS1 Acting Commissioner Of Pateuts
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, July l0-The Irish Reform Bill
passed the House Of Lords last evening.
The municipal authorities of the city of
southampton recently extended an invitation
to Admiral Farragut to grand comp limentary
dinner. He has written note respectfully
declining the honor.
LONDON, July lo.-A dinner was given last
night in honor Of Henry W. Longfeliow, by
the American artist Bicrstadt. MI. Gladstone,
Admiral Fsrragut, and others were present.
LONDON, July lo.-In the House OF Lords
this evening, on appeal THE Fenian Muieakey
a decision was rendered confirming his sen
tence.
A bill granting q pension 10 Gen. Napier was
passed.
PARIS, July lo.-Iu the course OF a speech In
the Corps Legislatif, to-day, NJ. Boreshcl,
Minister of Justice, declared that the separa-
tion OF Church and State was only a question
OF time.
The Pdirie has special advices from China,
which represent that the rebels In the Peiho
river have been defeated In battle, but that
they stili threaten Tientsin.
LONDON, July l0.-It is expected that Mr..
Bancroft, as soon as he shall have concluded
negotiations at stutgsrdt will leave for Baden,
to procure the ratification by the Grand Duke
OF the naturalization treaty with the United
States.
PurginE the Georgia Legislature.
ATLANTA, GA, July lo.-Thc Senate and the
House received a communication to-day from
Governor Bullock informing them that, by
orders OF General Meade, they will not
be recognized as loyal bodies until they shall
have expelled the members who are ineligible
under the ombibus bill. 1t is suggested that
committee be appointed by both Houses to
purge themselves Of such members. In reply
to Governor Bullock's letter notifying Gen.
erel Meade OF the organization Of the two
Houses, General Meade says:
"In reply / beg leave TO state that have no
instructions to give you further than to make
known that In my judgment neither House is
| organized legally until they have complied
with the requirements of the reconstruction
| 1868; all Of which prohibit any one holding an
Office under the State who 10 excluded by sec.
| tion third of the amendment to the Constitu-
tion OF the United states, known as article II.
Houses how or when they will apply these
tests to the several members; but, In view of
the fact that the Legislature, until the state
is admitted by compliance with the require.
ional and subject to the authority OF the dis.
trict commander, and in view OF the further
TACT that II 10 my duty, so long as military gov
eminent exists, to see that the laws be falth-
fully executed" etc.
Mr.. O'Nealc offered a resolution in the
House that a committee OF seven be appointed
to investigate the eligibility of members.
After long discussion, 1t was adopted.
In the Senate committee OF seven was ap.
pointed, with power to send for persons and
papers.
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Watches and Jewelry.

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lGe Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec
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sSS NATIONAL FREEDMEN SAVINGS

,<fxB q r 10 &c OF "r..
eS NATIONAL FREEDMEN SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, nH
Corner Ninetecnth street and Pa. ave,
NOTICE: All moneys left on deposit ut thb
Bank, corner OF Nineteenth street aud Pennsyly
mia avenue between now and the 2lst day Of July.
will begin to draw interest from DATE OF DE-
POST, II len In bank six months
Let all who have money by them drawing no In
terest, however small the sum, ut II at once In
tho Bank. 't.'
Sums Of $50 or over. II LEFT deposit thirty days
or moro, will draw interest at tho ct OF four rcr
cent. per annum. b ..'r.
The actual cash deposits OF this Bank on the 81 81
day OF May Were t7i7. 1881. Is..r
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J. W. ALvoRD, President.
II. d. COOKE, Chairman Finance Committee.
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Personal.

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HoLDn DIR ID ARBYS, 40 Seventh street,
posite odd-Fellop's Hall Separate rooms ipi
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