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Mexico.

HAVANA, September lS.-The steamship
Florida, from Vera Cruz, has arrived. Her
adviccs represent moro tranquility among
the Mexican people than for many years.
An0ther Dispatch.
New YORK, September l8.-Adyiccs from
the city of Mexico are to the 18th instant.
Escobcdo had arrived. Juarcz had formed
a new Cabinet. Most of the old members
of the Supreme Court, including Izelas, arc
retained.
The trial of the military conspirators
had resulted in the sentence Of three of
them to ten years imprisonment.
The railroad to Pcubla had been COM
plctcd.
The capituation Of the rebels at Tamau-
ipas is confirmed.
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Several houses were struck by lightning
in Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday night.

Several houses were struck by lightning
in Cleveland, Ohio, Thursday night.
Henry L. Drayton, the new basso of the
ard-Richings Opera Troupe, was for
merly clerk in the Navy Department.
Fred. A. Talmadge, cx-member of Con-
grcss from New York city, died Friday
morning in Litchfeld, Conn.
1t is said that the President proposes, be-
fore his term expires, to recommend TO Con-
gross m increase in salary of the Executive
and salaries of members of lis Cabinet.
4 mechanic in New York fell fifty feet
Friday afternoon, striking the bottom of Oh
empty bin beneath him, and got up and
walked Of! without any apparent injury.
A collision occurred on the New York
Central railroad Friday, smashing a num-
Der Of coaches and seriously injuring seyc-
raj passengers and employees.
Joseph Apple, whose distillery has been
closed by Revenue Officer Brooks, has been
arrested in Philadelphia on charge Of
being implicated in the recent attempted
assassination of that officer.
The Clinton House and several houses
adjoining, in Saratoga, were destroyed by
Ere on Thursday. This is the first fire that
has occurred at Saratoga this season. The
loss is about $40, 900, but insured.
The single and box factory of Page s
Killburn, st. Louis, was burned on Friday
morning. Loss, $50, 000; insurance, $l0,-
800. The undergrad adjoining was
damaged 81 900.
The freight depot of the Pittsburg rail
road in Cleveland, Ohio, was destroyed by
fire Friday morning. The building was
unusually clear Of freight, and the greater
portion OIL hand was Cleveland freight. Loss
ynriouGly estimated at from $4,000 tc
$4,000 No insurance Oh building or con-
| tcnts.
The last fashion is the bird hat, which il
copied from the English modes for ladics
this fall. The round hat is entirely cover
Cd with the breast Of q partridge or golden
pheasant as il was stripped from the bird
and to add to The toW ensemble, the head OF
The creature, with uplifted bcak and angry
eye, is put OF as a crest, peering aud peck
| ing directly on the front.
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The following resolutions were passed by
the Democrats of Mercer, one of the strong

The following resolutions were passed by
the Democrats of Mercer, one of the strong
est Democratic counties in Ohio:
Resolrcd by the Democracy Of Mercer
county IN convention assembled, That we
arein favor of the repudiation of the bonded
debt of the United States.
"RcSolrcd, That our members Of Con-
gress be requested to vote against appropri-
atoms providing for the payment of the
salaries Of the assessors and collectors Of
internal revenue, or the interest on the
bonded debit
The extent to which the idea of repudia-
ton has entered into the Democratic faith
is illustrated by the following extract from
the Salisbury IN. c. Examiner:
Reputation means liberty to the masses.
Reputation means freedom from the
enormous taxes imposed by most Infamous
and accursed Radical legislation.
Reputation means the best remedy
against tyranny and oppression.
Reputation means opposition to official
swindling Of the people.
Reputation means protection against n
moncycd ristocracy-against Government
frauds and usurpations.
The people all know the so-called M
tional war debt is a swindle. They know
that it is child of usurpation-begotten
outside of the Constitution to carry on an
unholy and ungoGly war against the unof-
Tending and much-wronged people of soyc-
reign States.
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Az IRoy SuIr-A NovELTY.-Thcre is
now lying at Ramsay's wharf, Thames
street, south end of Caroline street, q ship
which attracts much attention. She is
named the Montrose," and is commanded
by Captain MSin hS1s fr nme ES J
about 800 tons burthen, but will carry al
most twice that amount of freight. The
hull is entirely of iron, her masts and
spars arc of the same material, and great
portion of her running rigging is OF IRON
wire. She is as near an iron ship, IN all
her appointments, as could be well Ia ar ;,
ranged in these days. The : Mon'looe
as an "East Indiaman." She came to
Boston with cargo from Calcutta, and
thence to Baltimore for cargo. She has
been the object of much curiosity among
sea captains and those interested III marine
affairs baltimore San, 18th.
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1 RADICAL SCHEME 10 DEFEAT RECON
STRucTIuN IN Observation-Disclosures AP-
rvINTE&S To RE Confined IN OFFICE
EEN. BUTLER ENGINl.EEIMU THE pLoT.-
UuiinJioH, September IG.-rhc follow
in- has been received from Richmond: y
most infamous plot, set on foot by Radical
leaders to defeat the admission Of this State
INFO the Union NJ the meeting OF Congress,
WAS disclosed to me to-d2T. Its main OBJ
icct, after the fifteenth amendment Is ratl-
lied, is by strategy to flihuatcrthc Virginia
question oycr 10 the next session Of Con-
grcss, and thus keep the present Radical
aprointccs Of General Candy in Office an
othcr twelve months. Under the constitu-
ton. elections for Judges, sEcriffs, and city
and county officials, take place i'll May, and
the officers elected enter upon the discharge
Of ;Icir duties the following July. II the
State is admitted before May next all the
present otiicc-holdcrs by military appoint
,ncut would be oustcd. In order, therefore,
10 save their Radical minions ii has been
determined to keep the State out another
term if POSSIBLE. with this view, Il number
Of letters have been received from several
Radical members Of Congress cOunSclllng q
strenuous opposition by the party here TO
the restoration Of The State. Among these
are several from General Is. T. Butler, chair
rnan Of the Reconstruction Committee and
even Mr.. Boutwell, has volunteered his
services in the same direction. Butler
writes TO d former member Of his staff, but
now discharged military employee, direct
ing that he should be untiring in his efforts
10 get Up" evidence of violence Ut the
polls, intimidation o. loyal men," &c, by
The Walker party in the late elections, and
IL lay this before the Reconstruction Com
mittce when Congress meets. Further
more, Mr.. Butler instructed his agent GER
;aiuly 10 remain in Virginia three weeks
longer, and 10 cxpcnd 5000 at least i'll get
Ting up the required testimony, with an as
Suraucc that the funds so disposed Of would
be returned. Mr.. Boutwell,, though net so
explicit, writes in The same strain to Porter,
Radical congressman elect, whom he i'll
yitcs to Washington to talk over the matter
and determine the course OF policy FOR the
party in this State. Recent Developments
20 10 confirm the above, and General Can
br's appointment Of Whitlcscy, Il defeated
Radical candidate for Congress, as Attor-
ney-Gcncral, atthis late day, is quite signiti-
cant. Other interesting disclosures are
locked for daily -Va&hj1Yton tctc9rdm-
A'r Iorh Herujd.
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MADRID, September 1s.-It is thought
the Washington Government is more con-
ciliatory since Minister Sickles's dispatches
to the effect that the temper Of the Spanish
people would compel the Government to
continue the war for the suppression Of the
Cuban instruction.
The King Of Italy consents to the sclcc-
ton of the Duke Of Genoa as King OF
Spain.
The workmcn's strike at Barcelona is as-
Stunning alarming proportions.
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Opening Of the Mississippi Cam
yass---The State Fair.

JACKSON, MISS, September 1S.-Therc
was large and enthusiastic National Re-
publican meeting tonight to ratify the
State nom nations, Judge Amos R. John
son presiding. Judge Jeffords, Colonel
Mccoy, j. F. Harris (colored), and many
others, spoke.
Judge Dent, General Lainy, and Thomas
Sinclair, opened the canvass at Corinth to-
day. Their appointments are made up to
election day.
The Fair Grounds here are being repair
ed and extensive preparations made for the
State Fair here October Goth to 30th.
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RT A & III | n Il S Ii 0 Z.
SLOAT 81 ADD1NGTON,
ATk rIIINJSfrN

WORKS AND OFFICE lIl5 CARY STREET, NEAR
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEaM-ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds of steam-fttings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDSON,S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE Gov
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACkISG, Utica Steam Gauge Company
are warranted for n year. We know them to be
tie best gauge now In use. They are LESS in price
than apy otlci make. A full line Of the above ar
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-EEEDIEG OIL-Cup, for shaft
ing and all kinds of machinery which saves ninety
per cent of OIL THIS Is the newest and best thing
now out. Come and see IL and us.
GEORGE ID. SL4OAT
myIe A. JACKSON ADDINGTON.
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Railroad Block I'm the Southwest.

NEW YORK, September lS.-As the rail-
road lines south of Louisville, Ky, cspe-
cially those running to Nashville, New Or
leans, Memphis, and Mobile, arc blockaded
with freight, the agents in New York of the
different lines are refusing to give rates or
receipts to points beyond Louisville. This
blockade does not interfere with passenger
travel. The meeting of railroad men in
this city early during the past week on the
subject of increased rates for freight re-
suited in nothing.
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Shocking Accident on the South Caro-
lima RailrOad..-Train Prccipitatcd
into a Swamp.

CHARLESTON, s. c., September lS.-A
terrible accident occurred to the nj ght train
from Charleston, on the South Carolina
railroad, before daylight this morning. 4
large tree had fallen across the trestle at
Congarce swamp, which threw the engine
and part of the train into the swamp.
The engine exploded, setting the cars and
trestle on fire, and burning about six hum
drcd feet of the latter. Engineer Hargrove
and fireman Gilbert were killed. Fireman
Burns was seriously wounded. None of
the passengers were injured. The treasure
in the Southern Express Company's car was
saved.
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NEWS.
Washington Letter.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,
WASHINGTON, September II, 1869.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, September II, 1869.
Owing to the fact that the impression is
widespread concerning the senatorial
election by the Virginia Lcgislaturc) that
the law docs not require postponcment be
vond the first meeting of the new body
much interest has exhibited itself in official
NJ well rs political circles with regard to
who will be the candidates. The great ia
yor with which the mention Of General
Robert Wilhams's name in connection with
senatorial honors from the Old Dominion
has been received in the highest official cir
clcs must be q source of very great gratiti-
cation to the friends of that able and cour-
tcous gentleman. Among those who have
EXPRESSED a sense Of satisfaction at the evil
'dcnccs Of favor with which several promi-
rcut NirCinians regard the election of GEN
era, Williams to the United States Senate
from Virginia are President Grant and
General Sherman.
The late Secretary of War, than whom q
more honest friend to the State Of Virginia
in her present condition did not exist, was
equally anxious that the State should select
A. one Of her senatorial representatives Il
gentleman so honest in his cndcavors to set
aside everything like party feeling in the
restoration Of Virginia to the Union, and so
comuctcnt TO influence at this capital the
proper motives for the completion of the
strict recognition to which the patience,
fortituIc, and wisdom of her people entitie
her.
Vow that the President and the entire
Cabinet are expected to he together in
Washington very shortly, public expccta-
ton regarding the intentions Of this Go
ycrnmcnt concerning Cuba is becoming
greatly excited. Many speculations exist
with regard to the action which will be had
in the Cabinet in this matter; but none of
them arc to I've relied upon as the inspira-
ton Of official authority.
The humiliation 10 which the clerical
employees in the Treasury Department arc
subjected by being required to respond TO
Mr. Boutwcll's lengthy catcchism, rcQur-
ing their ages, homes, middle names, how
long they were in the army, and why they
didn't 70 into the army, ETC., has resulted
in the designations of several who could
afford to relieve themselves of the humilia-
ton sought to be imposed upon them.
TINON
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MACHINERY. &c.

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE,
" At THE BRIDGEWATER FACTORY, AT
FREDERICkSBURG, VA, consisting OF The fol
lowing: ring spinning frames, $50 spindles IL
3O-inch cards, fiat tops, clothing good railways;
card-hcads twsters, 90 splndlcs each; sets
drawing Il new, Jcnks's make 2 list sreeders; l
double reels warp mills l turning lathe, new.
feet Is inches swing; turning lathe, old, feet
Is inches swing; | yarn press l large press
Tor balcimg / picker sprcadcrs, OF brater
each .scts scales full set cans, spools, and bob
bins; stcam-boilcr and pipes for heating; shaft
Ing, &C., Sc. All Of which Is in good running
condition, and is capable of making 500 to 900
pounds coarse yarn daily. The above property
will be sold II: bargain. Apply to
RUGGLES 4 TALIAFERRO,
AuctionccrS and Real Estate Brokers,
ST lN--"tlwiw fredericksburg, Va.
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The Weekly Cotton Statement.

New YORK, September lS.-The follow
ing is statement Of the cotton trade at
the ports of the United States for the last
week: Receipts, q ,3o5 bales. E1ports-To
Great Britain, 274 bales; to tho continent,
,0G3 bales. Stock on hand and shipboard
not cleared, 2S,705 bales.
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SECRETARY RoUTwELL's SPEECH IL New
YorK.-It has been stated that Secretary
Boutwell, was entertained on Thursday eve
ming in New York by the Union League
Club. The company was composed almost
entirely of prominent merchants and bank
crs, who of course insisted upon speech
Of this the Times says:
- The Secretary spoke III cheerful tone
Of the financial position OF the country. lie
said there were two things necessary to give
our country tic strongest and most cnNla-
bic position in the world. These were, first,
to secure the payment of the national debt
in gold, without qualification or cQuivoca-
ton: and, secondly, to secure the adoption
of the fifteenth Observation-Disclosures OF
which events was he disposed to consider
in doubt. The Secretary said that he had
reason to believe that if he had the autho-
ritv a good share Of our debt could now bc
funded ut four and onc-half, perhaps four
per cent, and when our interest account
was reduced to 500, 000, 600 We should have
a surplus from our present resources OF
from 500, 900, 900 to $70,000,0 900, which
would make it very easy to take care of the
demand debt. And that at our present
rate of taxation he believed our whole debt
could be paid off in twelve years.
The Secretary also observed that who
ever docs anything to impair confidence in
the ability and disposition of the country
to pay its debts adds to the burden Of taxa
ton of the people by compelling them to
pay a so much higher rate Of interest.
1.-THE Secretary also said that since he
took office nothing had been done, and, if he
could help it, nothing should be done, for
the purpose of giving any one opportunl-
ties OF making money out of the Govern
ment's operations. That could MOI always
be prevented, but it should never occur
through the aid or connivance of his De-
palimeut"
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CuBA.-From the best sources it is ascer-
tanned that the Government does not pro-
pose to push the Cuba question as last or
as far as is urged in some quarters. Ii Is
thought that by taking time everything Will
be accomplished that could be by hasty OF
seemingly hasty course.
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CHARLESTON, <. C..
SEPTEMBER l7.-Corn is quoted nj Sl.5SG$l.CO
weight, sacks included.
NASHVILLE. TENN.


weight, sacks included.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
SEPTEMBER l8.-COrn.-Rcccipts very meagre.
Buyers nre offering 81 10 for mixed and 81 l25 for
white; sales Of 300 bushels sacked from store at
$l.2l3 1900 bushels, sacked and delivered In the
depot. at Tl.25; and 300 bushels, sacked and de-
liyered IN depot, at !Sl.923.
Wheat -Dcmand very active Mt full rates re-
ccipts. GS2 bushels: shipments of 800 bushels am
her, sacked and delivered in depot, nj $3.50: We
quote Mediterranean. Sl.05WSl.iO; RED, Si.l"tD
Sl.25; amber, 81. 25TSl.3o; white and is"upton.
$3.50. The outside quotations are only for choice
lots.
BALTIMORE, MD.
SEPTEMBER lip. M-Grain. - Wheat Re
ccipts to-day, Ii. 900 bushels, composed chiefly or
the better grades of Maryland Included In the
sales 1000 bushels choice red at IL eo0&l.Gi
900 bushels good and prime red at sl.50@*l.5s ;
l,5OO bushels prime Pennsylvania at Sl.56 2,0c0
bushels good oprimc Indiana at 81 4cM *l.55; 1900
bushels fair Maryland ut $li9aSl:i5; also 500
bushels low grade so %h tn at a5@i5o rror
for white small sales only nj 1"S $50 bushels yell
low at sl.2i 1000 bushels yellow at $l.9o.
Oats.-lO 500 bushels received market inactive
and prices heavy 500 bushels only reported sold
at 6o@82c.; bulk. Glc.
J[iI Feed.-Wilh good inquiry we renew pre-
vious quotations, viz BrownstniR 2i@25c light
bushel. -
SEPTEMBER lip. M-BreadstuFS. &c.-The
Flour market is 5@loc. lower; sales g COO barrels
ut So 0OM 1915 for supcrfnc State, S63oGtSG.JO for
extra State. $G.55SG.G for choice state -. 7o 81
for supcrinc western. :e.2oFtSs.95 for extra west
crn. SG.3JlISG for rOund-hoop Ohio, and SG.GaM
- for trade brands. Southern flour Is dull and de-
clining; sales of $50 barrels nj &fjoMS6.S5 for
common to fair extra, and *5.9om $3.50 for good
to choice extra. california; -four Is quiet and nom
inal ut s6.5OI8s.2 Rye -four IS quiet sales loo
barrels at 81. S0Gi!6.35.
GrdiR.-Thc Wheat market Is l6I2c. lower : sales
70 900 bushels Mt Sl.io6 Sl5l for No. springs STA
for No. spring 81 53naSl.55 for winter red and
amber western; Sl.5jTSl.5G for white western
and $l.7O for white California.
Cor Is quite firm: sales 1880 bushels at Sl0
al.12 for unsonnd new mixed western. and Sl.leGi
81. 10 for sound nc" mixed western.
Rye Is quiet.
Barley Is dull and nominal
Barley malt is quiet and nominal
Oats are heavy and lGl2c. lower: sales $500
bushels al coo. G3c. for new southern and western.
BOSTON, MASS.
SEPTEMBER l0.-Gr0iR.-Thc receipts have
been IL. III bushels Corn. $500 bushels Oats, ant
l,972 bushels shorts. The market for Corn l.
rmcr with sales ut 81. 2GGi 81. ~ for western mix
ed, and :l.256Sl.23 n brishcl for southern IN,
western yellow. Oats selling at G5MIOc. 4
bushc! for southern and western. Rye, l25W q. SO
Shorts 527. Fine Feed. $50 Mlddings, S32GS
81 ton
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STANTON, VA, September lS.--Blacque
Boy, the Turkish Minister, with his suite,
passed through here this morning in q spc-
cial car, rendered by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, en- route to Wash
ington. His wife was quito unwell.
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THE DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN Con-
NEHuAL MISUNDERSTANDING, Pa,
September l7.-Goycrnor Geary has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen delegates
IRON Pennsylvania to the Southern Com
mcrcial Convention TO be held ut Louisville,
kentucky, on the 18th OF October next
Co!onel Thomas A. Scott, General George
II. Cass, General J. K. Moorehcad, Hon.
hlchard J. ualdeman, Colonel William
PHILLIPS, Henry Mccormick, Hon. q. Daw-
1'a Coleman, Hon. Stanley Woodward, Ed
ward Sard v. Gay, and Hon. Hcndrick b.
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Tho rouisviIIe Convention.

LOUISVILLE, September lS.-Millard
Fillmore, who has been appointed dele
gate to the Commercial Convention, will
preside at it's deliberations.
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Hank Manager Absconded.

QUEBEC, September 1S.-Tho manager of
the Quebec branch of the Montreal Bank
has absconded with $4,000 of the banks
funds.
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TIE GRAPE CEor.--Thc grape vines in
this vicinity have been very prolific this
season. Our people should give more at
tcntion to the cultivation oil the vine. Every
one who has small piece of ground could
have a few vines, which would richly repay
all the attention bestowed upon them
llincheSter NclrS.
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TIE CASE OF DR.. SCHGrPE.-CarilSlc,
Pa, September 1.-THE Supreme Court Of
this State have refused to grant writ Of
error in the case Of DR.. Schuppc, convicted
of the murder of Miss Stinncckc.-Bdli-
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Foreign 7Iurkcts-IBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, September lS.-NooH.--ConSois, 923.
United States bonds S3b Finc,kUsin, U.s.
LIVERPOOL, September lS.-Nopn.--Cotton
fat upaats, l3d. orleans, 13id estimated sales,
:. 900 bales Tiro o'ciock. Cotton IRREGULAR; up
quiet. Common Resin, Ss.@5s. Sd. Trpcnlinc,
los. 3D.
HAVANA, September l9.-Sugars have an aG-
vancing tendency. Exchange tirmcr, and tend
Ing up.
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FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PARIS, September 18.-The Empress
departs eastward October I'd.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, September 1S.-Thomas Ora
ham, master Of the mint and an eminent
chemist, is dead.
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.,o,ber sunposed FsIibuster

HAVANA, September ls.-The schooner
C. Dyer, from New York for Texas, which
put in at Matanzas in distress and was after
wards detained as flibuster, has been
raIaosed.
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNEHs.--T'c-c was jail
delivery from the cou:..''' i0ii last Friday
afternoon. John Blake, M,.r our citizens
will remember was imprisoned for one
year for robbing the moncy-;ill Of one Of
our merchants, and who on q previous oc-
casion made his escape, but was arrested in
Richmond and brought back, escaped by
pricing open the jail-yard gate. He was
assisted by negro man who was also a
prisoner. He broke his hobbies off after
his escape. This was bold movement, as
it occurred before night. Neither Blake
nor the negro has been reArrcstcd.-Win-
chester NerS.
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SEEDING WHEAT.-Wc learn that many
farmers in this section have commenced to
seed their wheat, and arc prosecuting the
work with unusual energy. 1t is contcm-
plated, we learn, to SOW n very large CROP
LvnchJurq NelrS.
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FINE CATTLE COMING FROM A DISTANCE.
4 letter has been received by the Agricul-
tural Society from gentleman now at SYRIA
cusc, New York, stating that he designs
bringing some thoroughbred cattle here for
exhibition ut our Fair. This will be quiet
an cyent.-Lwchbwg Fiyinida.