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CINCINNATI.
The Buckeye Races.

FH12 E -Hfs1.
GINcINsATI Sept. 3O-At the
B6ekeye races, third day, the first
race was for.the st. Nicholas purse of
$500. dash of two milesgfor all ages
Two horses were entered-Richards
& Kilgour's black ffly. Kitty Free,
one, aud Buford's Chestnut colt.
Marions two Times 3:424. a
The second race was tor the Club
Honse purse of $400, nile heats for
all ages. First heat, Richards 4 Kill
gour's Locust Post, one; Ford's chest
nut FLY, four ycarszold, by Lexing-
ton, two; Col. Cooks brown colt,
Venus, three; Cox Smatton's Four
Lancer, fve; Colossus, six. Time,
l :464. Second heat-Locust Post,
one; Venus9 two FUrdas chestnut
FLY. three; STATIONS. -Four Lancer
and Colossus sdistanced. Time, Al.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Soldiers and Sailors C0nVen-
tiOn-Large Delegations Expected
BASE Rall.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30. = Dis,
patches received to-day announce the
following: Companies of Boys in
Blue are on their way here TO attend
the Soldiers and Sailors Convention.
From New York City, 1000; from
Delaware, 500; Pennsylvania, 2,700.
Supplies are now On hand to feed
70, 900 for two days The New York
delegation have secured the City Ar
mory for their headquarters. A mass
delegation of 500 strong have charter
ed q hotel. Several distinguished
Generals are already here. The
streets are beginning to be filled with
strangers, and from present indica-
tious most of the houses In the city
are to be decorated with flags. 9-ta
PHILADELPHIA. September 30
The Cincinnati Base Ball Club con-
Guided. the game by defeating the
Olympics by score of Al to 20 in a
game of Z innings .e @
In the game with the Keystones
yesterday the Cincinnati Club was 2
ahead, but it being too dark, the 9th
inning was called, which gave the
game to the Keystones by 2 runs.
The Cincinnati Club left for New
| York this evening.
! PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-The Cor
oner's inquest in the case of Mary
/ Mohrman, resulted In a verdict that
she came to her death from strangu-
lation after having been violated at
the hands Of some person to the jury
/ unknown.
The application made to the Su-
preme Court for permissionstOc copy
! the names and vouchers for naturali-
iZation papers was granted this morn
ing, the said copies TO be made in the
presence of the prothanatory clerk.
/ The object of the applicants is to pub
/ lish the names, which was at first for
/ hidden. rtaJ $50
/ q PHILADELPHIA, September 30. -
4 The committee for the reception of
the Boys in Blue - is busy 5prepar-
ing for the expected delegations. The
New York city delegates are to be
F'lbdged and fed at the numerous en-
gine houses, the Horticultural, Com
cert. and National Halls. In the lat
ter the volunteer refreshment saloon
\ will be opened-our merchants havs
ing contributed literally the neces-
sary supplies of provisions and grocer
les. Tomorrow morning will be occu-
/ pied in the reception of the delegates,
who viii be formally welcomed by
/ Mayor MeMichael at B O'Clock In In
dependence Square. il'..t6@e
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ST. LOUIS.
The LaGlede Races.

ST. LOUIS. September 3O.-There
wefe>two races at the LaClede Course
to-day. The first was the butchers
and Ndrovers' purse, mile heats, free
for all, the first horse to have $500,
the second $l00 The starters were
Jack Gamble, Pat Cleburne, Little
Mack and Jim. Walker. Little Mack
was the favoriEe at large odds, and
won the race in straight heats, Jack
Gamble taking the second money.
Times 1.514 and I4ea The second
r race was ? .,y ,syEeepstaksss for $50, f for
Association added 81 900. : There
were FIVE entries. but only Shutdown
and Elgin Started. Shutdown was the
iavorite ten to one, and won the race
without an effort Time, 3 494 and
3 549. Weather very fine, and attend
ance much better than yesterday.
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New York Dry GOODS MarRetII Z

BY telegraph NEW YORK, Sept 30.
The market for Cotton goods continues
Fath depressed. as some styles of goods
shrink III value from day to day. The
Atlantic Sheetfngs, which last week
Ebzc. .ef l.t.ta HrS-s7- T,1r1-
Heavy Sheetings are steady. at I4SaI5Izc
Tor southern and best Eastern, which Is
time within a year. Printing Cloths
are depressed at 7@715c. Good and extra
Richmond, Pacific and Sprague. De1aines
are steady and in fair reqne,t at I9c for
Sprague's and Zoe for all other leading
makes. It q, -.s
WooIens generally are in improved re-
quest, but at slight concession ON fancy
makes.
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The Political Feeling In Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del. September 30
A considerable degree of political
feeling is exhibited in this city, and
in all the northern parts of the State
meetings have been held by both par
ties.- Last evening one thousand per-
sons assembled, at the City Hall to
hear Judge Bond, General A. E.
King, and Archie Sterlipg. all of
Baltimore, in behalf Of the Republi-
cans. Much ienthusiasm is mani
tested. -
To- night GoEsFnor Swain. Mr.. La
trobe, and Senator Pinckney White
are announced to speak for the Demo-
Gratis. GoVernersSwain. and General
King are rival candidates for Con-
gress, and their visit to Wilmington
is accepted as apart ofLtheir canvass
in the lower counties.
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MONETARY 4 COsssl ERCIAL
new York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sent. 30.
= SO 6SoTToN- Firmer.5 and less active; sales of
l,S00 bales at 2619c for middling upia rds.
FLoUR-k eceipts I7,ll3 barrels and 934
bags; market heavy and l0920c lower;
salgS 1f Syg9 5aeis r. g 49, 10 for
western; SS99 20 for good to choice white
wheat extra; 81 75gI0 for round hoop
Onlo' s,n eo' % 5O@l0 for extra st. Louis sI09
sio oO Tor good to choice do, closing quiet
Layton y o ia -four heavy; sales OF 400 sacks
rye EdoUR-Heavy; sales of $50 barrels
CORN NMEAL-Quiet. 5aa Il
,wSaHtsEYTseaIce vi IsS'F and held higher; sales
WHEAT Receipts 55 932 bushels: mar
KeL Zg5c lower; safes OF $4,000 bus els at
q o59l % for No. 8 Spring; 81 649I 63 for
S2 10 for red Indiana 80 Is for red Ohio 50 Is
,ef mfi amber Michigan; g 1922 81 for wnite
t,n1IE-Qulet; sales of 900 bushels of
BARLEY-Scarce and firm. bne
BARLEY MALT Qu ct.
Corn Receipts 46, ,2S9. .bu6llels;I cent low
er ana ratner more doing; sales of 98, 900
bushels at 81 12@I I511 for unsound !; 81 l6g
white West tern. = ~
,oATs-Receipts $3.50. bushels; about lc
for new Western af1oat - -
SUGAR-Quiet and easier; sales of 400
bushels Cuba atIlgl2c.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS Quiet at I5a25c for American t5a
PETROLEUM -DUazst I515c for crude; 291S
(J3Uc IOr reftned-i in bond.
~ 1EATHER-HemIock ia good request
sales of $500 pounds at 48951c for domestic.
II eee: S2G35c for unwashed; 40@a7c for
pulled; 35c for New Orleans pulled; 45c for
oeFs; 3293Sc for Cerdova; 2Ic for Kul-
muc. =s.- -. -, .-,..4-.. sF. " l-I-r
LINsEED oIL-steady at 81 osgI O5. .,.s'
TURPENFINE-Quiet.
Z sPoRK-EaSer 9nd in IN oderate demand: !:
sales OF $1,000 barrels at s28 3ltQ2S 90 for
mess szclosIng at S28 81 regular: S28 37Q
~ ~ for old ditto; S23 5092I so for prime;
S26 ZolgZ6 20 for prime mess. = N
-BEEF--Dul; sales of I25 barrels at SI3
GU 5O Tor new plain mes; $40 50924 IS
for new extra m eSs Tferce Beef is dull
and nominal at S2I 00g33 90 for prime
mess, and ESQ 00G36 00 for India m ess.
BEEF HAMs-DuH aud heavy at 2Og29c.
CUT MEATS-Heavy sales or I60 pack a. es
at ll129l2L3c for shoulders, and l21563ISc for
hams; middles dull al d heavy; saies of SO
boxes Cumberland cut Iisssgl415c, and 1000
oDls. rough sides at 1418c. f9.t
LA RD-Heavy and drOoping sales of 500
tlerces at l81491924c; steam 1890. p
aBUTrER-DniAf at 3l@3Sc for Ohio, and
40d46c for State.
CHEEsE-Heavy at I3ta161zc. rfsf
Freq HTs-To Liverpool firmer; engage
ments per steamer of 1900 bushels wheat
at SGD this week and I0d for next. ZV
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WARRINGTON.
Internal Revenue RI Appointments
Internal Revenue ReceiptS-ResO-
lHtIOns OF the Alabama Legislature
Endorsed. ea.5. f 39 -,

WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
following Internal AReYanue appoint
ments wero made to-day:
Storekeepers-Thos., McCIeary, II.
L. Pepper, John j. Richardson and
Samuel Montgomery, oath district of
Pennsylvanis; 4homasl b. Harrison
and A, Lower, for the f23d district of
Pennsylvania; James l.. Miller, 9Th
district of Indiana = r. NJ. Pollock,
ID district of Missouri; Thos. Davitt
and Charles B. Strain, '22d district of
Pennsylvania; A. Frazier, v1st district
Gaugers-Lewis We'll, for K ansas;
L.. NJ. Rexford. 10th district of Penn
sylvania; w. johnson. 5th district of
Kentucky; John A. Whaley, G. H.
Phillips, Mallon Fiske and George D..
Fiske, 9th district of California.
The internal revenue receipts to-
day amount to $475, 600; for the fiscal
year to date. $40, ,650, 800.
General Frank 2. Blair arrived
here last night, and left this morning
for the residence of his father at Sill
yer Sprin Es, Maryland.
The official copy of the resolutions
of the Alabama Legislature is in
dorsed. The first referred to the
Hon. Secretary of War, for his con-
sideration and action. signed by An
drew johnson.
= The second, War Department., Sep
tember 18th, 1868, respectfully refer
red to Major General, George g.
Meade, Commanding the Department.
of the South, for his action under in :
structions from the Department, trans
mltted to General Meade August %,
1868. It was the purpose Of these in
structions to confer upon the Depart
ment Commander all. the authority
which the laws. allow, and it is the
wish of the President that within the
limits of his lawful authority, Major
General Meade exercise full ldiscre-
ton in his actions, to the end that in
any event peace may, be preserved.
fSigned1 1Ji1 j. II. SCHoFIELD,
Secretary of War. -
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARaIY,1
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFCE,
= IS % j Il IL September 29, IS6S.
Respectfully transmitted to Gen
eral Meade, Commanding the Depart
ment OF the South, for his guidance.
By command of Gen. Grant.
CSigned. T 4. d. TOWNSEND. sa
-,1 Adjutant General
WASHINGTON. September &c. .-Ae-
counts from North Carolina, say that
the yield of cotton to the acre has
been decidedly Better than that Of last
year. s-lI br
Gen. Frank Blair, who arrived here
last night on a visit to his father, left
by the train this evening. 21.tf -as ID
A company of Fenians, uniformed
in. green jackets and blue pants, car
rying American aud Fenian colors,
paraded the streets to-day. 15
Several hundred people left Wash
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COLUMBUS, 0.
Ohio State Base Bali Convention.

Columbus, o., September 3O.-The
Ohio State Base Ball Convention met
here to-day. The officers elected
were: Morton e. Brazer, of Capitols.
Columbus, President; FL. T. Birch, of
Antiarchs. Yellow Springs, Vice Pres.
ident; L. Hervey, of Buckeyes, Gin
cinnatl, Secretary; Robert n. Spry,
Riversides, Portsmouth, Treasurer.
Delegates to the National Conven-
tion-G. f. Sands, of Buckeyes; j.
Scaritt, Capito!s; Robert N. Sprig, of
RIversides; Il p. Hoover. of Xenia.
Alternates-F. A. Taylor. G.. w. Ma
drama, John Cooling and Eldridge.
The next Convention viii be held
at Cincinnati next September.
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EUROPE.
ESyAt1antic Telegraph.
: u'its4 f-. Il -..-
The Situation In SpaIn-1 Statue OF
the Queen Dragged through the
Streets of Madrid. ~. @I
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September 30-The fol-
loving important news. has been re-.
ceived from Madrid: 8oa I.s4J wa
I. Jose Concha, at the head of the
government at the Capital, and Man
luel Concha, at the head of an army
in the field, have pronounced for the
revolution. The people of Madrid
and the army garrisoning the city
have followed their example. "A
statue OF the Queen has been dragged
through the streets of Madrid, by the
rebels. Gen. Paiva, of the royal ar
n.y. who had been marshaIing his
forces for several days, had been ut
terly defeated by the insurgents in. the
province Of Clndad Real. His army
is dispersed and he is a fugitive.
Marshal Lerrano, of the rebel army,
Is marching on. the capital unopposed..
Gergentis has been captured by the
insurgents, 80. " .--s @-s
Is Abeproyisioual iuuta has been
formed. Perfect order prevails every.
WueEGs HFr. VA. sfr F... 81
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ington to attend the Soldiers and
Sailors. Convention at Philade lphia.
Gen. Gordon Granger started for
Tennessee tonight. He will have
temporary command Of the Depart
ment of the Cum mberland during Gen.
Thomas's attendance here on the
Dyer Court of Inquiry. afySa
Gov. Smith. of Alabama, says the
Interviews between the President, the
Legislative Committee and himself
were of an agreeable character
throughout, and that there is no
truth in the statements to the con-
trary, and particularly so as to the re-
ported .eenversation. Z. 4 sa.s 81 -.
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NASHVILLE
Sharp Practice Robbery and Muir.
i xCra- der.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 30.-A young
man named r. S. Curd yesterday pur-
chased large amount of groceries on
Front Streess, ard had them sent to
the corner Of Tennessee and Butler
Streets. This morning the merchants
went there with bills and failed to
find either goods or Curd. -
John Nelson, negro, attempted to
rob another negro named Spencer
Gray, whom he had discovered with
three dollars, In Fort Picker
ering, yesterday afternoon. Gray re-
sisted Nelson, and drew large knife
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New Orleans marker.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Sept. S0.,
I COTTON = Advanced; middling 2SLc;
sales of7I6 bales. -. T>&l'
EXCHANGE = Sterling l5I9I52L: New,
York sight ss per cent. discount. =
GOLD-l40. ueur
FLoUR-Superf1ne So rs. -atUa
. CoRN-F1rner at 94c9SI 90. s. -fffo
OsT5-Firm at 58Q6Oc. tt
BRAN-Scarce at Sl7 so per ton. D4A
HAY-Unchanged. hre
PoRK-Lu ul1 ut $50 so.
BACON Dull; shoulders I2sZe. clear
sides l61zcs a. #s
LARD-Tierce 191<c: keg 2lHc.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo.
First Cars on the Kansas City q Fort
Scott Railroad. bHa

: KANSAS Cry. Mo-, Sept. 3O.-The
sfrstlcars ofthe Kansas City and Fort
Scott railroad we're placed on the
track to1day,a and viii beiused as con-
struction train. Three mileslof track
have been laid, and the work will be
vigorously pushed forward. = Sufficient
iron. has been receiYed to extend the
track nearly to PaeIa. ..uA
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st. Louis Market.
By telegraph ST. LOWS, Sept. 30.

ToBAcoo--Duil and unchanged. -.
COTTON AND HENP-Nothfng doing.
FL9UR-More inquiry for low grades for
the Southern and Eastern marke cts: SUPER
fine. s. 0a6 25; extra, s6 25@7 %; Xxx, S7Q
So %; xxx to fancy, S99l2- 90.
WHEAT-Ffatht 81 1902 25 for prime to
choic red and white Fan: Spring sold at
81 4061 45. $50 a-a zzs-s1
CoRN-In good demand at 9499611c, and
fancy white at 98dSI.
OATS-F1rmer ats. 1SI55c.
BARLEY = Unchanged at 81 S0GI 95 for
prime to choice aex:rA: S2.G2 Is for extra
choice to fancy. = -
RYE-Firrn at 81 d8@I 20.
PORK-Steadyyw TN sales at SIS SOa29 90.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides can be bought
at l5c.
BACON Dull; slfoulders I2Z9I2ISc. and
clear sides at l69l64c for fresh Smoked
l713g19c Tor sugar cured hams N =
LARD-DulI at I91S20c in tlerces and kegs.
WHISKY--FiEma al 81 so.
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EurODean Market.

By cab1e.l LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3O-Eve.
CoTTox-Active and advancing; uplands
101s@l0H; sales II, 900 bales. ii3
BREADsLUFFs-Californ wheat Id low
en-, closing at lzs I'd; flour 27s Cd for West
ern corn S0s ga for mixed Western. 11Gi'
PRoVIsIoNs-Quiet. u 4EUE
LARP-72s.
RACoN-At 57S -+a-N
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and stabbed HMM the, side, infieting
a mortal wound. He then started to
run, when some negroes, who had
seen the affair, pursued and captured
him, and delivered him TO the police.
who lodged him in Jail for trial.
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Louisville Market.

by IeIeBrAphdIe q LOUISVILLE. Sent. 30.
J. ToBAGoo- Sales AZ hhds rIugs to medium
1eaf, at S6dSf2. a ~ SA3'-s = ---.-...a
WHEAT-s1 S502 10. EaZGe
FLoUR-Soperfine S6 759S7. 7at.+-
- CORN-Sales at ST.
RYE-Sl 3Sell F40f
BARLEY-S29SS.
HAY-Sl6 75d1I IL 90.
MESS PORK -S29G29 50.
LARD-I915G20c.
BAGoN--Sho uldersI I2c, clear ribbed sides
1514G1512c and c ear sides I614@l61zc.
WHIsKY-Raw, free. 81 IS.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders 1l13; clear SIDES
1910. es q E.f--. .fssf-e -rtf-ffF e5HfF
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO, Sept. 30.
WHEAT-Firm No. 2 is held at 81 39a
81 391z. 7F[ ls7-7G Tdlf ETS
9 1;oRN-Fi irm; No. q 81 l29I 49, go
OATS-Qufet at sic. -zSsI
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New York cold and stock Market.

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Sept. 30.
NoNEY-A ctfve and decidedly. hrmer at
for call loans. This sudden rise is at.
tributed to the sPeeulators IN TIE 6ear In
IS sTERIING-Dull TI. at S1zGs54. rg l8
CsoI D-LoWel opFnlEg at l4IM, declining
II advancing to I4l16. and closing at I4OZ
66sSi56sI. asked. It is reported that the C4uVzz
ernGnent sold a million and q half yegter-
day and to-day, but. the. Assistant Treas
urer here refuses to give the facts to the
press. - s-A afl - 1fsA E5Efa.
GovERNMENTS-He and 1zG1$ lower.
closing steady. Coupons of sSf If3aII3s1
do. '62, ll2za@ll2s<; do. ga, 1O9I aiO5SS; %.
'65, IO95z8 Ito; do. new. IU7z69I08; do. '67.
1067s@l0S; do. '6S, t0S9S; 10 los, 1Of1zaIO414. :
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Bachelors Hair Dye. va

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless. reliable, instantaneous no ais-
appointment; no ridiculous ttnts; relney
dies the i'll effects of bad dyes; inV1gorates
snd leaves the Hair soft and DeautllulI
1kSck or broom. Sold by all DrugglsIs anu
eIor's Wig Factory, No. ID Bond Stl eet,
New York. lap5Odfy
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Moth Patches, Freckles 4 Tan.

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tol
hose BROWN DIsCoLoRATIoas on the lace
PsSTy's Moth and FFeckEe Lotion. Pre-
lared only by Dr.. B. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar26 d6m
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MOFHERSI MOTHERS MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE --afI.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

This valuable preparation has been used
with EereT failing success IN thousands sog
cases. tHs -sa,Se.
i ID not only relieves the child from pain
but fnyfqorates the stomach and bowels
corrects acidity, and gives tone and energp
10 the whole system. 1T will also instantly
relieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
Collie. z., p
edU IN the tO0rId in all cases of pafseglfe1n
and DtGyTh0eG in Children, whether arising
from teethlng or any other cause -.#-,
Full directions for using will accom- no nv
each bottle. rft - -
Be sure and call for " MRS. s.wINsLoWS
lie OF " CURTIS IL PKRKIrSsO - IN The onfsfde
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
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Colgate & Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED BY Skilled work
men from the best Materials, and are
KNOWN AS THE STANDARD BY DEAL. ERe
AND CUSTOMERS. ta
Sold EceTylOhers. [deo j
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OFrAwA.g OanaAa. Sebte

--4 * 0TTAtwAg Ga Hada,s September 30
SIR 8Aeerge l3 Carriers and Hon. NJ
is i-s ne1' 'p9sSl have been formally ap-
sNbjsct ef the Northwest Territory.
-l.saE TheXa sail On the 81 proximo. The
subject OF the transfer of this territo-
~ WIS under the consideration Of the
GabtHet Council last night.
%Ssnator Atkins has been offered n
aia se:tt insfhe Cabinet, rendered vaca ~
hytth6 appolntnent of w. P. How
81 5.a. land to the Lieutenants Gevernship of
0aEaric.I e.not 1eVs - Hasf
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Large Republican Meeting
in jersey City. e. E..
NEW YORK.

Republican Meeting In GeOrgia
threatened by Il Mob and CoEl-
pelIed 10 Flee t0s The Woods for
Safety-Sale zOf Gun0OaJs at fhei
yseFard-Sulcide In q Station
House = EpiscOpm Convention
Foreign heH9. = @ -Ev
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NASHVILLE, September 3O.-The
river is falling slowly. with 28 feet
inathe channeE' Weather fair and
pleasant. Arrived - Emma Floyd,
from Cincinnati. VIZ
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eosToN.
eoRgrPsslOael E0minatiOn--A Large
~ ~ fsgattGn of .'Ffghting BOys In
Etue Ell FSute to Philadelphia.

7a.a i BesroN, September 3O,-Phe Re-
: Fabioane ponyention of the Sixth
Ms sehusetis District, to-day, NOM
iBatEd Ion4 N. j. Banks for Congress,
by acCiamatiOn. i-. -ol-H ~
a delegation Of over three hundred
MGss5 husotts veterans left to- night,
.4.1 under GTnunand of Brighten. Cham
hlrlain, o attend the Philadelphia
MISS Convention. Other delega-
.s tons Wiii'jQiu on the route. and the
~ whole Bunber will probably reach
T." 80 500 OF 900 imep, aud will be COM
mandUd 5y Major Gen, Bartlett. A
great crowd tllrC ugeI the streets and
~ cheered the Boys ia Blue as they
Aa startec-ir abA .h145
iBosroN, SeptsHlber 3OzThe Crick-
Ct match was coneluded to day. The
result stands All 'Eugland Eleven,
aa. .aa tiHuanFsy 100; second innings Il.
e.3i thitet, Srates Twenty Two. first in
- niDgs, 30; second innings, b. Total
for fol4ner,t1S0, for latter. TO-,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Note these Facts. q

The object of this article is to call the
attention of the feeble and aiIIng,to them.
seLUes. Ordinarily. business, pleasure, IN
short almo everything in this subIunary
world, obtains more consid Grafton than
the preservation of that blessing with
which nothing earthly should be put IN
comparison, viz, health This is danger
system In the best condition to defy its
perfls. To use a homely phrase, the torfid
Summer weather takes the starch out of
people," and leaves them limp and Ian
guild. The fires of vitality burn low. The
naturally feeble are unusually depressed;
the naturally strong ere not as vigorous
as they might be-. Seven-eighths Of the
community feel more or less The influence
of the atmospheric changes which produce
and November, 1t is as a protective
against the effects OF these changes that
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT E RS
have obtained no small portion of their
celebrity. The great vegetable tonic or The
age is not only a specific for Chronic Dys-
pepsia, indigestion, Biitousn ess, and Ner-
vous Complaints, bat also a preventive of
malarIous epideiDicS. Whoever wishes to
be insured against an a tack Of fnteTmit-
prevail TO a melancholy extent over the
Whoe country, will do well to esort,
without delay, 10 this famous inYigorattng
and aEti-blllOus specific. Quinlne has had
its day. 1t leaves sting behind, and ply
Sfcians are beginning to discard IL. But
HOSTE TIERS BITTERS become more
popular and command vaster sale with
each successive season, simply because the
produce q better medtcfndL eject than G1lg Of
at once safe and palatable preparation.
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- NV HAVEN Sept tegnSer 93O.-A
.Tll. 4, a. me ,of hase ball to- night. between
the Ya,e Mae and the Eekfords of
ta5y Brock W resulted in a victory for
qthe Aale Nine.u The score was 15 to
p. The game was very finely PLACED
r end much excitement was manifested
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. so. 8
CorroN-Firm at 23@2SZc Receipts, o154
bales; exports, 673 bales; receipts for the
monIn 2O25 bales: exports for the month
! 1863 bales stock in market Cos bales.
FLoUR-Dull. -
CoRN-95c. F hiHg
OATs-62c. r--f# --f
HAY-$22.
BRAN-&22. - 3 60
CORN MEAL.-None. sE-Ee 3 ---F,
PoRK-$29 co. ,.,5 II Al.
LARD-l81z919c.
BAcoN-ShouIders l2c; sides none.