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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-03-13
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
AT RANDOLPH CENTER.

For the next Spring Term
The First Quarter begins Tuesday, February 49, ends
Friday, April IS
The Second Quarter begins Monday. April 29i ends
EDWARD CoNANT, Principal.
Randolph, VI, January, ls72.-O5f
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VIII anxious thoughts and busy .oenes 0puaslt
hfel1ng falcnsc shall reach thee. A lHOf pain.
Ihcn-kcst
Watch still. % heavy ovce
\ uuIe longer must Sc vigil kscu.
huh In Your lids shall close af mornings rl.r
ln sleep.
Thr0h SOC, OaehIn- hClrE
SUI pulse The nnggln- curfQui vs. ihuut ceHfe.-
When b Du d few hours more have played Nour part
Comes fcucH
Boar up then. weary 1uIi
short q tio path remaining to ho tr1i--
Lay afnn ihchcahly shruud and touch thc goal
~ Jlen-Gud
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DIS fnyA W SNOW
hll noN-1akos ore gaih'r|nE thrkN
Wild winds 90 cnch other call
Voc hear 'mld their weird complaining
That brave little birl.uotc n0l
u ! not The rich out.poufIug
ui glad and Iuhilant song,
Winding us VI the hl9ss0m.tInIe.
when the summer day arc l0u.
u1lya short and homoly iuuc
hfcathed ont on the wlntri a|r
Will che0ry hops. and simple mth.
AIkc littlo child OF prayer
80. liiHo brown hiriliug of trust
tomo into my hoaTt and sings
INTO is storm Of doubt aud riIu,
breath of The fprIug-t.m' nrIuE
5 vnrn sweet breath from ihe dcopu.s.
ui our Fathers steldmsf cmre.
N-If from the earnest welcome
INlf hcams In our fltlDrs iHr
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lSIIfIillN Races.

BUFFALO, n. y, August 9.-The attend
lnce ut the races to-day increased to fifteen
thousand. The weather WAS fine and the
track in good condition.. In the first race,
tor 2:25 time horses Rosalilld burst blood
vessel while scoring for the stand, and in the
first heat the james II. Burke, who was
,head, dropped dead Of heart disease on Ell.
| tcring the homc-Strctch. The race was won
| by Judge Fullerton in three straight heats,
| beating Lula Derby, Nonesucb, and Triumph
| in about the order named. Time-2:25,
2:24}, 2:25.
THE TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR MATCH.
The great race of the day, tree for all, was
called at 40 Z. NJ. The entries were Gold
smiths Maid, the American Girl, Lucy, and
Henry.
Before reaching the first turn in the first
heat The Maid skipped-the American Girl
shot ahead and kept the lead to the half:mile
post, when she was overhau)ed by Lucy, who
won the heat 10y Il length, the Maid second,
and the Girl third.
The second heat proved highly exciting.
The horses started after considerable scoring,
the Maid again leading; but breaking badly,
.he American Girl got the advantage, and
Kept it, being hotly pressed in the home
stretch by Lucy and Goldsmith Maid, and
coming in by half head, winning the heat
in 2:lII.
The third heat was called, the Maid again
taking the lead. After the usual breaking by
all, and much iuctnation in positions, the
heat was given to Lucy.
On the fourth heat heng called dead silence
prevailed M the bolses came into position
and got word. Henry led closely, followed
by the other three, 10 quarter, when 4 hot
contest occurred between the Girl, the Maid,
and Lucy, to the llomc-strctch, when the
Girl skipped, and Lucy and the Maid shot q
length ahead, Lucy winning the heat by
head, the Maid second, the Girl third, and
Henry fourth.
Sun,muy--Pur:c, $4,000, free for all
horses. Lucy, ! l |; GoIdsmith's Maid,
223a; American Girl, 81 %: Henry,
t444. Time: 2:S4. 2:l7I, 2:l9i, 2:2a.
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LONE Rras,eI, ffncex.


Long BRANCH, August 9.--This is the last
and the most successful day OF the August
meeting of the Monmouth Park Association.
The weather was delig htful, with IN immense
attendance.
First race--.teeple chase, handicap for all
dse:, three miles. Purse $1,000. The fol-
lowing were the entries: Ucnohue's Blind
rom. Barnatiye's Duffy. Tullis's fesuyius
md Astronomer, and Chamberlain's Impe-
cuuious. The race was well contested, and
the jumps taken in splendid style. Blind
rom refused the water jump, and though
punished severely, could not be induced to
AXE it. Astronomer threw his rider. Duffy
won the race by a neck, with fesuyiiis
second. Time, 7:55.
Tue following was the betting on the Sc
:ond race: kiugtisher, 500; Susan Ann,
800; Lit!.eton, $50; NiiIesian, Sl20. The
race was for Il purse OF 81 800 for all ages,
iour miles; first horse to get 81 200; the Sc
cond 800, and the third 800. The race
was won by Susan Ann. Little second. and
Miesiau third. Time, 7:iO5. Tbe start
was effected ut the first attempt, the horses
getting away in abunch, Littleton leading.
On passing the stand at the second mile Su-
,,n Ann was in the lead, closely attended by
Littleton. KingtiSber broke down Mt the
Two mile and half post. The race was very
close for the ren,aiader of the distance be-
tween the other three. The finish was eX-
citing. and it was thought at first that Little
ION would win, but close to the string SUI
| san Ann rlapped on steam and won by about
neck.
Third race was for the Consolation hapdi-
cap purse of $500, for beaten horses. one mile
| md half. lii the pool Lochie sold for
$50; Jury, 500; Henry, sl60: Gayo, 800.
The race was won by Henry. Tine, 2;f3.
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Louisiana Politics.

New ORLEANS, August 9.-The Democratic
and Reform Committees proposed that the
Liberals ratify their nominations for Cover
nor, Lieutenant. Governor, and Attorney
General: and that all other officers on the
ticket-Slate. congressional, and electoral
be made by the Liberals. This. as a final Of
fer of compromise, was refused, and the
Liberal Convention nominated d. u. Penn
for Governor. and then adjourned until to-
morrow. The Pinchback Convention did
nothing important to-day.
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POLICE Court, FgIDaY-Jusiice W.
liam Rail Cre,C presiding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Moses Clark, Peter Taylor, Vincent Cam
phor, and John Thomas, charged with steal
ing So from the person OF Smith Cook, were
discharged.
George Hendey and John Collins, charged
with lighting on the streets. Hcndlcy fined
- and Collins discharged
Lcitir Gladnan (colurcd), charged with
being drunk ami rIahi. 10 take care of her.
self. was committed for six months in default
OF 500 security.
Susan Walker, charged with vasrancy, was
committed to Jail for three months in default
OF $50 security.
Jennie Edwards, Francis Smith, Annie
Williams, Maggie Wade, Louisa Randall,
JAMES Marlborough, and Elijah JaInc>,
charged with Keeping all il!-govclncd house
Of ill-i;llue. Continued TO 10th.
Granville Riddick (coloredj, charged with
a>>al,ltD", abusing, and striking Lucy
Thompson. Fined -.
Peer Juhason tColoredl, charged with
stealing lot nj pickles valued 1T -, the pro-
prly Of ". W. Walker. Continued to sat
ulilay.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Euafand.

LONDON, August 9--Tbe House Of Conl-5
mons last night resumed the debate on the
lnotion for the removal OF Justice keogh
from the bench for his decision in the Gal
way election case, which unseited Captain
Nolan on the ground of undue influence in
his election by the priesthood.
The most prominent Irish members
.trongly denounced the course of Justice
heogh, which was approved by the Govern
meut.
The debate was excited and did not con-
dude until o'clock this morning, when the
decision of the House was taken, and the
Government was sustained by 100 majority.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Falling barome-
tcr threatening weather with brisk south
westerly winds and rains on the upper lakes.
extending during the night to tile lower
lakes. North"rly to westerly winds ant
:Ioudy and clearing weather, with occasional
rains in the northwest and upper Mississippi
Valley. Southerly TO westerly winds and
cloudy weather III the. Ohio Valley. Partly
cloudy weather and southeaSterIy to south
westerly winds in the Middle and Eastern
States. Southeastcriy to northcastcrIy winds,
with threatening weather and rain on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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BEAurY's BEST huxuIAgY.-hsk: She belle ofthe
se.ison what appointment OF her toiet-tabc holds
the highest place In her esteem, aud she viii reply,
without moments reflection, HAGAN'S MAG
NOLIA BALM. Nothing. she j. thoroughly aware,
contributes so powerfully 10 enhance her charms
and render her irrcSstihle that most delightful
and healthy auxiliary Of bcauty. BY using 1t ladtcs
arc called long after they have passed the meridian
of life tn preserve the youthful bloom and purity Of
their roIItI,le Ions and whore nature has denied
that s,rlcrlltlve attraction, The BALM fully compen-
s.lr. for ller dClrienCicS.
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RtlTINfDI,E, MARK ErrS.

BALTIMORE. August a.-NrEiuia IS, old. Is con-
solidlrd. ja registered and peclcrs, iJ West Nir-
giuls. H. Bids tu-tlay.
Flour tirm aud unc,inn.rtl. Wheat firm. Corn
southern. 7GF,i ~ yellow southern. GdtGjC. 0ats
firm: w,4'tcru. i5G,iIc.. new southern iv Iac. Rye
1t sli..5 i;ulk meals VERY filn-soul,lcrs. &c.
FiI-sidS She; lear r--iclrs. SIC. Bacon active and
unchanged. with u io,iHg demand Sngar-cured
crn butter heavy: receipts Gerrc-S t. market
good 10 choice ia l"c. WEiSkey firm 1t 9!0o:2c.
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New Lersey Politics.

JERSEY CRY, n. j., August 9.--The New
Jersey Liberal Convention met here to-day,
and agreed 10 cali State convention for
S,.p.emEer 1lth. Resolutions TO displaee
Colonel Scoyell from the National Commit
toe we're indefinitely postponed by unani-
NOUS vote. National aud State committees
OF New Jersey are harmonious.
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H,utcst Grorn North CarOitn'i-'taid'
wells Mnjorify--AttcInpted Assassi-
sYntiafa.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 9.--The city is
quiet at last. CaldweI's majority will be
some 1900 or 1900. Al official returns
not vet in. The Democrats demand that the
matter be contested before the Legislature
in consequence Of alleged frauds in manly
sections.
The residence of Josiah Turner, Of the
Raleigh Sentinel, at Hillsboro', was fired
into tonight. the ball passing through the
window OF his wilc's chamber. The perpe-
traitors are notknown. Fortunately, no one
yyaS btirt
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ncnt,, oran old FEDERAL Official.

PalLADEIrHlA, August 9.-JacoD +. Eek
feIdt. aged seventy, chief as.s,yer Of the
United states mint fer the past forty Years,
died today. lie Was \ son OF Adam Eek ,..l
feldt, who was appointed chief coiner IN the
mint by President Washington IN II ss,a
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ttB pEISII%G.--Wr call the Jttentnn of mer-
chants. clerks nj courts sheriis, lawyers. railroad.
steamship and canal oicersa agents, and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities oiiercda
the DISPATCH PREsTISG ESTABLISHMENT for tho
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We c:n furnish 1T short notice Cards.
Eill-I.ads, Letter. Heads. Programmes Ball Tickets.
I:lauks. Pamphlets. Tags IlaDd-BillS. Catalogues.
Bills of Fare. Suw-B Bills. Checks, Drafts, &C. &c.
&r. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mark.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK. August 9.-Money easy, and
closed at . to 8 per cent. Exchange unset
tied, with sales at 81, less brokerage. Gold,
1lj5 to 1I5t. Loans, 2 to ) for carrying.
States closed steady: Tennessce's, "A,
new. "A. VirgiDia's, 4j5; new, 50t. Louis.
iana's, 80; new, 30. Lcvee's, 60; s's, 10.
Alabama's, So: 5's, 30. Georgm's, 73; rs.
Sd. North Carolina's, 81; new, 90. South
Carolina's, 81 new. 2S.
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NEN. Nntik AlA1lk EtrS.

NEW YoHH. Aug'st a.-c0tt"n steady; saica, LIS
bIic-: urIaudS. 2ilc.; Orleans, "2ac. Flour-Sout-
fair eNlri $TiOW Sn.G5: good 10 choice S0.70GiS2.jr
Wliskcy Is in lnr re'IlicSt and steady ut H3c. heat
:"ry quiet and Scarce: winicr red Westrrn Sl.sJ1,
81 ~ Corn Il shade tirmcr aud fairly active III Glet
J5tr Pork firm at Si3.taM Sl3.75. Mess beef dull ::
plain. jT &C.: extra S6firc. Lard steady at >t9tr.
:3.7j. FrcightS quiet a.d steady.
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ARRIVED.
Schooner Baltimore. TAYLOR, New York, coal, A
Schooner iIartiscrabhe. Tails. Rocklani, lime. \.
$. Lee. , , ,,.,, ,
order. ,... r.,,,o: ,J,or
wheat Haxall, Crenshaw Co:
SAILED.
Steiner John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
,.,lnuGi,e aud passengers. l.. b. Iatum agent
STEINER Wyauoke. Couch. New York merchai,-
disc and passengers. j. W. Wyatt. agent
schooner +. f5 WmIrlon. Bonsall. stamford Con.
h,rt Wycrs 4 Ioodman; vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, W:lshnston' grail
Ito, Curtis s. Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
BALTIMoRE. August s.-Steamer Ellie hnshl
(rorlcuui,. Baltimore. merchanGlsc aid pisscisciS
fow,lafln Steamboat Company.
LIVERPOOL, July 2i.-Dark Dana, Dohos'
MEMORANDUM.
c,IyrsToS TEXAS, August 2.-3rriyed: Scilco-
urr H. H. Hunt. ilulincs Eichncnd, Va.
DISASTER.
The bark Louis, from Richmond, Va. has PUT ihto
Falmouth. Eng leaking.
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COMM ERClAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHhSGk.l
RICiIMuNp. Va. August Q. 1872.

OFFERINGS.
WIEAT.-Whitc. $3.50 bushels. Ecd 2,i5S BUSH
els.
tOKN.-Whitr, $50 bushels
DNT~.-l.lGl bushels.
SCREENISGS.--20 bushels.
OFFAL.--lu bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Whe. SO bushels very good at 3l.T0
20 bushels common aiSlI.2: 1884 illshcls prime at
Sis: 10 bushels good ut Sl.65, 80 bushels coui-
mon at Sl.5D 81 bushels at 81 Is 73, bushels very
pod ut S.72: Is bushels common ut 81 30: 2s2 bush
els common at Sl5l $. bushels common AT SlSI
bushels fair at SlG0. Red, 30 bushels common NJ
SIS: q bushels prime nj Il IN 3oS bushels very good
at Sis: 3IG bushels good at $3.50: % bushels COM
mon SI.j il0 bushels fair at Sl.55: ~ bushels co
lun at SI.O: 50 bushels prime amber at sl.7.: leo
bushels good at el.Ga.
COEN.-While ls bushels very good at zoe.
OATS.-llj bushels new at 5Uc.: % bushels very
good 1T SIC: 40 bushels common at ijc.
DFFAL.--lHy bushels at I1c.
SCHEENISGs,-2p bushels at Sl.lS.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
.ouISvILLE, August 9.--Tubacco active Cor ri
ltcs. sale, 9J hcc heads.
"ACCo MARKET As REPuETI

=
:, moderate bustnrS; W.T.
a.. ". neltler sellers nor
buyer. ~s, ~.s.4>s Htur actual WORK.
sales wcf, ss ..5..,. I'D prices. bn'
transactions. fs%r d mainly
10 Goods for cur. =" the
market Il ilrin iuiir>. 80 ~.
cliingut aIi ahranCt Is *
trade. There /, i lie II a- t.*.ss
market than Will hc wanted lorn~-5$t rz
u,l.utity Ia cou!C forward iiiilSt ilcce~
~ that tlic amtici r:tlon of III udvaiice AZ.
we'll founded.
Their" Is 10 change to note in foreign marn~
trade gclcr"lly continuing apatlctc, ana tlic aSSort
mcuts hitherto wanted. and referred to In this
column. remaining tor The most part ulslpp!icd.
We notice that Mr.. X. a. Mills, of Richmond
Va whom we last week quoted on the crop pros
meet In lis cirrrer of July -. modiIics the views
expressed II, hi, previous COMMUNICATION. He nov
says: "trd,n Information recently received.
would qualify nv rt.m III rs In my last weeks report
II, saving that The district, in which the principal
t,,rt of the sirnr!ne aud natr shipping lc1f i
crown, has :;tt'rir; very ii'rrlally from dEonsn
lions raised. while lie reports rom The districts
raising manufacturing grades are very i'atcrln@
aud. barring accidents there VIII be average
rrnp OF ing tuiaCCo
1ii; view corresponds with the one already pub
r,hrd by us from III 0bscryant correspondent IN
virginia. +,
lc market. without. however. any noticeable. Ill
trcasc IN tho dc,nanti fair inquiry prevailed Tor
goods for co>ulIirticu. anu pficeS "'Be '6v'fIt'l!
irm for all tiadts
We observe that the commissioner ri Internal
;cvrnuc has concluded tn make an exception III IL
,or f one lot uf goods held under his late notable
railing Tor ~ cents tax. on account oi the ihrc Oh
the collector nj the place of mautactirc to iorwLrh
tie transportation pcrI II In time lo aulhil 0l me
bonding 0 the goods under the ~ cent taA. lhs Is
il should he; and it being considered right al
headquarters tn make proper concession III one III;
1anct. where no Gtiriirirn Of duty could lie charged
Upon the trade. why not in another? Why not az
rpt 20 cents tax on all goods bonded after june o.
Is well rs the lot in question: since II Il clear That
NOT a single pound wclld have been bonded after
that date If tllC ronSejutiicr thereof had been oil-
illlv anuolluccd In time: The principle Ol equity
involved is the same in both cases: therefore we ash
Ig.im. why not: It,
S,nVhial.-1hc trade In smoking tobacco is again
ncgnuing Ia show signs of !ie. business having been
better last week than during the preceding wcek'wlth
a few fresh orders coming i'll.
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Latest News from Washington.
Greeley in the West.


WASHINGTON, y. c., August "a gentle
man prominently connected with railroad in
tereStS in the West arrived in this city to-day,
and, though strongly in favor of the present
Administration, has assured some of hi,
friends in Washington that there is feeling
Of enthusiasm for Greeley in the western
country such as he little dreamed of when
the nomination was made. TIMoN.
Ovations TO Greeley and Grant--Sa-
lutcs over North CnrOIisla--G Onserya-
tive Procession Fired Into.
WASHINGTON. August 9.-DispatcheS indi
cate that Grcclcy'S progress through New
England iSa persistent ovation. Thousands
of tlroats and hundreds of cannon roar wei
come wherever he comes.
Grant, rs Removes from place to place, Is
received by shouting crowds.
The Republicans are firing guns in nearl,
every city over the victory in North Caro-.
lima. The Democrats reply to taunts about
premature shooting. that 4 Conservative LIE.
.iSlatllre and q Democratic United States
Senator are worth firing and shoiiting over.
Four pistol shctS Which resulted harni-
Iessly, were tired into the Greeley torcIl-light
procession lust night.
The above epitome of events shows that
the presidential campaign has fairly opened.
Sumner ScrcMadcd by COlOred Peo.
I,lc--Nis Remarks on the Occasion.
WAsHINGroN. August 9.-Senator Sumner
was Sercuadcd at his house in Lafayett,
square by colorcd people tonight. There
was an immense audience, and unbounded
enthusiasm prevailed Mr. Sumner talked
altogether to the coorcd EeopIe. He said he
never Thought of them except Us his friends.
| among whom he had lived more than twenty
years. During that period great challgcs h d
rak.n place atfcrtiny their interests. Then
| they were slaves; now they are citizens,
with all the rights enjoyed hy their neigh
| hors.
Then they were degraded and deprived OF
schools, the ballot-boy, and the Street.car
now these were all open to them, neyeragaiD
| to close. Revolutions never 90 backwards,
| and they were secure iureycrmore III the
rights they now en'oyrd: These rights al
pulitical PARTIES nGw conceded and acknowt
edged, ana have yielded in their platforms,
and he doubted not that ere long il law would
be passed fully redecming those pledges. lie
advised them never to cast vote for il maj!
who i. not true to them, aud TO let the allie
wiance Of political candidates to them be the
measure of their support ut the polls. lie
closed h} aa5;iriig TIE rUlcred PEOPLE nc
would lr their true friend, and would never
be pushed. tr;lnpIcd, or bent from that posi-
ton aud FROM their support.
General Items.
WAsrINGTON, August 9.--lntornmtlon has
been received at the Treasury Department
J -, the Cuban steamer Pioneer has been dis
Shy tie au:friiment, tied to the
export, and placed in charge OF u
. srisdiction of the United
- :2.-sno more negotia-
tions i sr .he presi.
Irrtipl OH. -
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Republican, nominations ira Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, August 9.--The Re
publican Convention nominated y. b. Hart
for Governor. Major Stearls for Lieutenant
Governor, and j. L. Walls and W. J. Pal
man for Congress.
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NG or MAJOR RANpoLrH.--Ma I.
olph. ,Ir.. Il contractor on the ChcSa-
aud Ohio railroad, was accidentally
ar MiIIcr'S ferry on Thursday after
a. WAS ridin" towards spot where
sa were engaged in blasting rock,
sing warned, he checked his horse,
Eate TO avert the sad fate which
hiin. He was struck on the head
sei he rock and killed.
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PEoIlrIc YIELD or WnEAT.-Dr L. j.
Price. Of Hanover county, seeded simlI
quantity ofthc FultZ wheat. and without IN!
fertilizer made forly-ei-ht bushels for one.
He is decidedly in favor of >ccdin" all of hi>
crop this fail, provided he could get enough
genuine seed.
Mr. Bckcrion Winston, oithe same county,
aud adjacent farm to Dr.. Price, made thirty
six for one.
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To- TIE IApIES.-c"nIbiraiinn cnllarctte. bias
c"irrt'e. imperial collaltc Queen BtSS ccllacttc,
Collier dc Grace. and boxplaited trimming. all just
received hy ROBERT AnMISTEAD, dealer IN real
lacc3. notions. &C.. 9O9 Main street.
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PUNISHMENT LEsSENLD.-EdGsar Allen, who
was convicted al tIic May term OF the County
Court OF Prince Edward OF playing game
called Chuck-a-luck." and sentenced TO be
imprisoned four months in the county Jail
and lGly il fine Of 800, WAS relieved ol 30
much Of the sentence by the Governor yes
1crday lis requires the four months service i'll
i,;iI
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10. D.--The Grand Grove of the
ltatc., of the u. a. .. D., holds its
md annual session in this city, COM
MONDAY, 18th August, at Odd-Fel-
Il. There are already u number Of
| in the city,
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Conservative Nomination for the Eiafh
District.
IculIi.t IL '',a Dispatch.

Special tclcsEr1i.t IL '''" Dirra'ch
DAHv1LLE, Va. August 9.-Thc CC"serV;-
tive Convention met at Franklin Courthouse
on the eth instant, and nominated for Con-
.rcss from ti,i: Nth district Colonel AleAan-
der NJ. Davis, Of Grayson county.
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] Racing challenge.

New Ynss. August p.--' s'beInWne ai dim
Irving. w:lo won tile ~ rsiriss OF 81 1aio,
issues u challenge for two fiscs s---iniie and
two.,nile heals each for ~, COO side.