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NASHVILLE, Aug. lo.-The Republican State
convention Nominated d. W. aunter and II.
II. Harrison candidates for Presidential cleo
tors; J. b. Rugers, candidates for the State at
large for the long term, aud IT. A. Hamilton
for the short term, and adjourned sine die.
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Progress of tho Union Pacific Rail
Road.

oy,AHA, Aug. is.-Fifty additiohai miles Of
ths Union Pacific railroad are completed
Waking seven hundred and fifty miles from
Omaha. 1t now seems probable nearly ono
Thousand miles will DO In running order before
the close of the year, and the whole limo to
the Pacific will be open for business during
1890
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The Contest for the New YSrk Gov.
ernOrshiD.

UTICA, Aug. l3.-The Democratic committee
have called the State Convention at Albany
on September I'd. The contest for Governor
Is said to be between Murphy and Hoffman,
with the chances for the former
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RroHMosD, Aug. IA street assault was
made to-day by Lemuel @, Bowden on w. d.
Coleman, the editor OF the Enquirer and En-
Gminer, for newspaper remarks about his
brother, the Attorney General of the State.
The parties were separated before any serious
damage had been done.
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SAvASSAH, Aug. ls.-The first balo of new
cotton received here to- day by Sloan, Grover
Il Go. 1t was classed as new middling, and
sold at 40 centB,
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IL side Of Twelfth street, between w and Bonn-
daIy streets 2Qxa6 each e Alley. Terms; $40 oS1h
BTARR 4 METCALF, o..
Northeast corner New York Avenue
Aull'0t and Fifteenth streets,
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y WAsHIEGroH, d, c., July q, 1865,
william Porter, Of williamsburg, n, Y, having
peIlIiUucd for An extension Of the patent granted
him or the 2ith day VI October, 1854, for IN i'm
prOYemont In SECURING lamps to lanterns;'
Il Is ordered that said petition DO heard at this
office on the 18th day Uf October next, Any per-
son may oppose thisexteusiOn. Objections, depO-
sitlOns, aud other papers SHOULD DO filed In this
office Iwenty days before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA POOTE,
augl2-W3w Commissioner Of Patents
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y WAsHIx0ToS. b. Q, ,August6, 1858.
0loRGE MILLER, OF Providence, Rhode Island,
hayiug, petitioned for an extension Of the patent
granted him on the 7th day Of November, 1851, Tor
improvement IN . Manufacturing Leather Banding
Is ordered that said petition DO heard at this
once Ga the 10Th day Of October next. Any person
nay oppose this extension objsetisps, deposit
once twenty days before the dssy q heaIieg:
aul4.Psw Csmmissioner q Patents.
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Political Ansir. in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-In the Senate, yes
terday, the committee to which It was re-
ferrcd, reported 'fsvorabiy on JEWELS resolu-
tion of the 7th instant, calling for a committee
to obtain from Governor Yarmouth informa.
tion respecting the murders and outrages
which he reports In his letter to the Preside mt
with an amendment providing that tho same
committee investigate the riots OF 1865. A
communication from the Governor was pro-
scented at the same time, requesting that said
committee be appoin ted. Notice was given
by Mr.. o'Hara that he would Introduce bill
abolishing the fro department Of this city.
The Senate to-day adopted resolution al
lowing the contestants OF seats OF Democrats
sitting as members who were confirmed yes
terdsy q per diem from the commencement Of
the session to date.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

,Nxw Yonx, August ls.-ootton dull and IN
Cuba, IllSafiN cents, Porto, Hiso, lIN@isA
cents; Flour steadyi dcmand faitl southern,
Nl@haIs;s wheat opened firm, elesed heavy;
sils@sl1s cents. Oats quiet and weak saiS
cents. Rye quiet and steady att1. o4h9o Pork
quiet and STEADY ~ t1sib Gold, Gt!f.
BALTlMoak. August 1.-THE market oontln.
ues as last rspos'ea. Steens az rsseipts ere
lght, ana WIN astesey aemaha nom the loea ,l
hrmness. IL.
GnAirSHhea,-he w ousneh wn,e
and l3,us4 oushe,s req. ne ms,net r w. s.enay
az ssd s .elI,pSy my 10 rs. prices "o' Nna
cersARsesipts S,ss1 bushels e White End a,sos
bushels yellow. The MARKET cont mug, heavy;
Prime 70 choice white sold ~ si'i1tes''Ss' and
prime yellow ~ s ~ s,,.,.,. N.,... USr.vv
Sales: 100 bushels at o. cents a26 ~ 81 ceptsj
100 bushels az " centsi lSp Az W centsi ~ AZ 81
eentsi And go black at " cents; al we'gns;i
cnS,s, IN a. ws,Sst continues dull. EF
Provisfons note sales to-day OF some 50
shoniaefs, i7S@ia,% cents for ri5 sides, and
~ M tniE mest. olfe,,rs ~ ths m.,tet To-
day. Mcss pork u arm al 90. 263so so. Lard
RsaaSd Sagars are quoted as follows: Hard
ithSleH cents f9r whtci lSSgls'f S cent?
| for Oircie loIUioA cents lot Is, ana i$HVie
cepts for O extra. :,
aoidenst II cts; baltimore do. at " cts, and
| 'iYhi,hu THE market "a quite active inst
new reyenne law went Into operaf,on cousid.
| n m.
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The Case OF Cole, the Murderer.
HUDsoH, N. Y, August lathe court has
declined to admit Coils, charged with murder
OF Hiscock, to bail.
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I osT-ON TIE 2isr INSTANT, AT GLYMONT,
IL one pair Of Opera Glasses, They being a I'M
from friend, the finder will receive their full
value by leaving them at this once. jy20-as
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
j.. K. BARNES. Surgeon, General United States
Army, Washington. .....
P. J. HoRwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United ststes Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS. N. D., Washington.
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From Belfast Maine - Democratic.
Nomination for Congress-.

BELFAST, Aug. la.--At the Democratic CON
yention for tho District, Hon. A. wisewell, of
Ellsworth, was unanimously nominated for
Congress- ~
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Io,nou A,.,,,,,, N.,,.,.,. n,u,, 80,
husus' io.-a'N.'o ,l n.',i', "so,
49, ,o'g po, ~ o'., I"oaa
80, - "a. M, s.u ",n'n NY pt. M.
yu ~, ~, .s.',,. oy pen , ~a m,,.,.
ss,r ass..osu gu, 49,, W. pa o,,,..as
T,'. AZ 80 a.u NJ p''.,. e 80. ~.
go -. 1870 - -. Sa' - 80.
&C., nu p a '"' "'" ~" 'o"''''s ''p
n
- ,,e n"s
~ - s a Da' =. ' Ga".,
t.oon. 81 ' uo a. ,,,'as y, y, az ,nhs,.
nn,,.svr. anra.t "a P.rh. pr,n.. pov,.I
Rrab.nt A. ,onansd IA M. he'd nv iIlnes,'
Tho ,esn,, 4, con,idored ,,onhtfuI. : . -
-
Political AHairs in North Carolina.
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The Springfield RepuJiiedn, In commenting
on some recent rebel uttcTances Ia Charleston,
adds "What Rn extraordinary world this
would be II all the predictions made In South
Carolina for the last ten years should come
tTue.p
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Death from ChIorOf0rin.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. la.-Mrs. Richards, suf-
fering from neuralgia last night, took an over
dose of chloroform, from which she died. She
was dead several hours before 1t was known
Destructive Fire In Quebec.
QUEDEc, Aug. IA fire occurred this morn
Ing in Gross street, in MontcAlm ward, which
destroyed eight houses. Partially insured.
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IL being highly important that my old books
shall DO settled, respectfully request all persons
lnneDted 70 ne by open account or Otherwise to
jy % cost u. T. MORSELL
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ATTORNEYS,

WIN. y. CHANDLER, Washington, d. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nv THE AssooIArpD PHKss.
EUROPEAN HEws IN GENERAL
EXECUTION OF 4 nuRDERBR IN LONDON
Illness Of the Prince Rsyal of'Bramri
Political AHhirs In General
PROGRESS Of heUsION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ASSAULT UPON AN EDITOR
Dedication Of a Republican Wigwam
II A = H h A LII NJ A It @ H
ASSAULT UPON AN EDITOR
Dedication of a Republican Wigwam
IRON EUROPE ny CABLE.

Il A Sc BALL MATCH
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RRAM-GUY. lin washing ton city. August l2th. 1
at the residence OF Major Perry fnIlef, by Rev
A. W. PitIer, Mr.. ROBERT L. REAs, ir., to Miss
ANNA A. OUr.. ..... .r.-.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
PROGRESS Of thsUsION PACIFIC RAILRoAI

Political Affairs In General
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STONE JARS, one, two and three
SNOWDEN YATES.
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soCIABILITY AMONG FARMERS

There is no class of beings where So
liability ought to be sought for so much
as among farmers. No farmer processes
to be proficient in all branches Of his
business, and as the plan OF operation
is more or less experimental to very
large number belonging to this class
an exchange of ideas seem all most nee
essary for the welfare of each. But it
is often the case that the position and
duties belonging to this class hinder
their sociability. Scattered over nils
and valleys often many miles apart
It is not so easy to keep up intercourse
with general society. Nearly all 9TH
er classes Of business men concentrate
In cities and villages where they can
enioy a daily exchange OF thought and
opinion and greatly increase their fnnd
information. In this way ambition
is aroused, thoughts are awakened
and much is added to the general hap
piness of life. Such state of things
ought to be more prevalent among far
mers. The longer farmers live in SOL
litary way, the less likely are they to
change their habits
Wealth is not always to be obtained
Inv mere ply sicial cXertion. The man
who has access to large field of thought
and information, and with much more
ease and comfort to himself than the
man destitute Conformation orany way
of obtaining it. Agricultural books and
papersa are designed to meet the wants OF
those destitute of formation, and should
be more widely circulated than they are.
In this age one might as we'll think OF
studying figures without agricultural
Information. 1t has always been q loss
to the agricultural world that so many
enter UPON its duties with no knowledge
of what it consists.
Farmers C lubs which are established
in many districts, exert good social
influence and contribute much to the
endowment and respectabillity of ag-
ricuitural life. 1t lightens the burden
of daily toll, relieves its solitarines
awakcns thought and promotes general
Improvement. Added to this should
be the social intercourse of families,
which would awaken sleeping energies
anb and much to the happiness OF life.
Farmers children would be less likely
to longsafter the excitement and gaitles
of town life, or spend their time in the
haunts of vice, but would be content
with the cailing'for which they were
born. Finally it is generally conceded
that to be we useful must be social
This will take from care and sorrow
much of its sting, and exalt us to posi-
ton where we may be sunshine to all
arouITd us'
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HONE LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned have this day asso-
L ciated themselves together for the pur-
poSs OF opezing Home Land Agency, for
the sale or purchase of lands in the Counties
ofCulpeper, Rappahannock Orange and Mad
Parties desiring their services are request
ed to furnish q description of their lands, to
be entered upon the books OF the agency. sta,
building. fencing, amount OF timber or
wood. and price Per acre, and terms of pay
ment.
be advertised, and every effort made to Sc
cure q purchaser, with the explicit under
standing that If sold al any time within six
either by the owner himself or the agency
the owner shall pay to the agency commits
ion of three per cent, ON the amount of the
sale for their services
To persons desiring to purchase lands in
the section above indicated, and which for
health, good water beautiful scenery, mar
keting Eacilities and fertile lands, presents
rare Inducements, this agency strongly re-
commends itselfffom the fact that the part
ners are all well known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties, and are familiar with
the varied soils of the entire section. Being
practical farmers themselves and DESTROYS
of aiding in increasing the number of ener-
getic agrlculturists in this beautiful region,
their object will be to bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and equal terms,
and with the kair understanding ON the part
of both of the only pecuniary interest which
can accrue to the agency as abovegiven from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure in showing any lands and giving
any information to purchasers desirable, to
enable them to make a profitable invest
ment
Lands surveyed and mapped titles exam
ined. and no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance to the purchaser of the true state
of the title
The agency would respectfully call atten-
ton of persons desiring to purchase, to sew
eral beautiful farms now offered for sale by
them, short descriptions of which will soon
be arranged for advertisement and distrib-
uted to various points North.
Applications may be made at the Main Of
flee at Culpeper C. H., or to j. j. Halsey,
Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va.
III. HALSEY,
Il. Il. HILL,
A. ]. STOFER.
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goetiat'
MIXED UP.

I'VE wandered through the village, Tom,
Along with Annie Lee,
To listen to the mocking bird,
In the cottage by the sen.
Reds bay mare can't be beat
While coming through the rye;
Let me kiss him for his mother,
Says the spider to the fly.
The colored sirl and poor old Ned
Now swell our national song;
I'd Offer thee this hand Of mine
But take your time, Miss Long!
Tin lonely since my mother died
susanna don't you cry;
We're aLnoddipg through the world,
Then root hog or die
Hark hear IN angel sing
AIT daddy, he's struck lie
Wsrs sosAing. fAtAsr Abraham,
Along With Aaais Lyle.
The ssna ny mother used to sing,
The wsAxsag OF the green
The stri bAn bsAiAd me,
To-day y sEeat AKtsen-
The nses young mAa and Fsiry Belle
Ars swiasiBg in the lane
The Captain vita his whisksrs
Has marrying % the brain.
We WI rally round the nag, boys,
For Johnny stole ham
Yankee Doodle, Hail Cotumbial
And don't care s-cent!
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Mit aud 1suHr

- When is sile nee likely to get vet
when it reigna.
ia small boyis lad, big Boy |
must be ladder.
Dinner for nothing Il pretera-
Bile 10 nothing for dinner.
What would this world be with |
cut women! A shlftless coneera.
when may funds be supposed to
be unsteadys When money is tight.
- Does man feel girlish when he
makes . maiden speech
WY Is . lawyer like asawyer!--
Becaus whichever way be ssoyss down
must coms he..dust.
- Flatery is like Q Gail, which. II
not adrOitiy used will box ysur ears in
stead Of tickling those Of the corn.
- The man who carried out his
neral resolutions did not bring them
back again.
- .sCsme in out Of the wet" as
the shark said when he swallowed the
aigger boy.
- why 10 . fathers nose like a
well-trained chiidf Because it Is al
ways usder . parents eye.
- How to take the census OF the
children ofs Reighborho0d-Employ
az ergaa grinder fer five minutes.
A girl with bringing laugh"
caused "a alarm Of hre in Peefis.-
They took her for = belle.
- Some wise man truly observes.
He that can travel well sf0ot keeps .
good horse.
What trade is that will scot ev
cry man who follows it? Ans. CHM
ney sweeping,
josh Billings the American phi
losophes says:-rhs best cure know
for tits boots ID small feet.
Twenty four grains make one
pennyweight. One dram makes Aftse =
penniesgo.
A company formed for the pro-
ducticn Of tar, may with prepriety be
called . target company.
A Misc Penny has been turning
herself honestly by writing book Oh
"wom.A' work and woman's pay.
A tender hearted railway engin-
gineer says Ne never runs ever mar
when he can help il, 1'hecause it mussei
up the track So"
- Inc OlO laOy WHO uScu w VI
her clothes on the eQuinOctial line, has
gone to Greenland to get the NORTH
Pols to draw cistern water with.
In Germany when paper says
anything witty, they kill the editor
and not one editor has been killed there
for two hundred years.
"A great deal has been said abou
death on the Pale Horse. but in view
of railroad mortality, people are now
beginning to talk about death on thu
Iron Horse.
Nc aud broder Haunse and twt
older tOgs vent hunting YOU day mex
week we triye nine wo9dchuck int
Won stone heap, and we kill ten out oil
de nine, fore one got in.
"A little girl in Portland wa
reading the parable of the wise ant
foolish virgins when she suddenl,
paused. "Well, what did they forget J
asked the teacher anxiously. The,
forgot their kerosene" responded Mis-
Bette.
On winter night, when tn
moon shone bright, and the snow wa
crusted DER with a maid as fair a
seraphs are, l slid from hill down low
err. Ere we reached the place, like
horse on a race, our swift gliding sle'
careened and with tresses tair, stream
ing back on the air, sweet Sallie ven
eend over eend.
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New Goods! New GOOds!I
WANTED.

NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has
IN Just received another SUNNY ~ new
Goods, consisting of Brown, Bleached and
Plaid Domestics, Twilled and Pain Prints,
&C.; also one barrel OF No. Cider Vinegar.
July 10, 1867. A. THOMSON.
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glistcllantous SObrrtisrmtnts
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BALLAR HO Ell,
RICHMOND, VA.


THIS elegant establishment is now
Il complete in all its appointments.
In its structure and furnishing, particular
attention has been given both to comfort
and style. 1t Is remarkable for its cleanli-
ness, and its furniture is of the best quality.
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard,
and reading rooms, on the office floor, are
spacious and beautifully arranged. The la
dies parlors, and dining-rooms ON the first
floor are easy of access, and free from the
confusion of business.
Tho table is supplied bounteously with all
the delecacies of the season that this and
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country.
The subscribers, in their new connection,
beg leave to pledge their best efforts to the
maintenance of this first-class Hotel, and
ask the support OF their friends and the pub
lie generally
JOHN p. BALLARD & SONS,
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L. STRIBLING BALLARD.
Nov. IL 1867
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NEW STORE

ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE undersigned offers for sale, at
Il his new store, Orange c. H., Va, next
door to Chapman & Co., full assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCER Els,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE, CAIICOES,
uu.... r--Frfs COTTON CLOTHS, &c.
The stock, which Is unusually large for a
village store, has been selected with great
care in the Northern Markets, and under
circumstances which enable me TO offer spe-
cal inducements to buyers. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. / bind myself to sell as low as
any country merchant in Virginia.
expect small profit on all my goods.
RS- The highest cash price will be paid for
all kinds of Country Produce.
Novembet 20, 1861. q. j. BROWNING.
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PetersOns' Phila' Counterfeit
DeteCtOr.

THIS periodical, which is a regular
Il safeguard in Banks, Offices, Counting
houses and Stores, is issued on the LIST and
18th of each month, and has become o neces-
sity to all business men,. Some few people
think that Detector is not of any use now,
as we have nearly all National Bank curren-
cy. This great mistake, as to-day there are
more counterfets, and broken bank notes in
circulation than there ever was; so you see
that Petersons' Detector is actually greater
necessity to all Bankers, Merchants and
Storelxeepers, and we would advise all our
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Terms of subscription to Pctersons Coun-
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single numbers, 10 cents. To agents, $40 a
hundred net cash. subscriptions may com
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ers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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nernfaI NaticeI

DR. j. NJ. ANDERSON, respectful
~ ly announces that he will be prepared TO
insert Aluminium Plates so soon as the ne
ccssary apparatus can he furnished from Bal
timore. He confidently recommends this
new discovery as equal, if not superior, to
anything that has ever been used in dental
art. When first inserted these plates are OF
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the weight of rubber plates-as strong almost
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manently.
Nov. ID, lS67.-1y. a-l &. v
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