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A LFRED $. LEE,
~ FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT

II
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
In addition to my Forwardiug Business, would
inform my, friends and the public that | have a
rectiy on the line of the York River Rail road
whsre may be found general assortment of Vir-
ginia LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr.. T. W. PEERS will attend to sales of Lum-
Der on my account.
Consig nments Of Lumber solicited c. which
hherat advances VIII be mada. LEE
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A. FOR RENT-The HOUSE and MARKET
A,::i GARDEN around Buchanan Spring. The
House is now in comfortable repair, and will
pe rented with or without the land. There are
about u or + acres OF very productive land. APP
ply 10 Or; POLLARD, or DR.. CRENSHAW.
fn
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fR.s tOk Ken IA BkiCk HOUSE IN oIu-
Ill hey, containing rooms, brick kitchen well
=, OF good water; also, 2acres of good Land be-
longing 10 me above. There are acres adjoining
the above that can be rented AT a moderate price
- 49, VIM. Il. SMITH
Ie 2N--1tT Al he IiaNaIL MilLs
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N: STORE IND DWELLINGS

IMI HEN list, The STORE on Cary street, be
tween 18th and i4th streets IS by 10 feet. s
stories, now occupied by Conrad 4 Crew. Posses
sion given 2sth April next
"a. The upper part of the HOUSE on 18th street.
between Main and Franklin streets next door to
James sInton, with kitchen and back yard Pos
session at once
3D.. A small DWELLING, corner Leigh and Car
rngton streets near Magnolia, with any desired
quantity Of rich garden land and good well Of
waterin the yard. Possession immediate Apply
by note, through my box: at Lipscomb's stable, on
I'd street; or IN person at Magu
fe 2s-W&Sts l. ROWE
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a. FOR RENT.-That large and canrsnleu

EF"s TVN hFN Il hat Idfge and cUnVenlen
Ei four story BRICK HOUSE, on Grace street,
Just above Foushee, for several wears past
occupied as parsonage for Centenary Church
rms house has recently undergone thorough re-
pairing and Is, altogether, OF the IN pst drsira
ply located and conveniently arranged houses in
the city: Is admirably suited for large family
POSSESSION car be had on the 18th inst For terms
&c, apply TO La s-2Awtsl PETER TI&SLEY
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~ Baths! Baths.. Baths!!!
H0g E0IN III SADWER RATuS

~ Baths! Baths.! Baths!!!
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 p.
N, at the American Hair Cutting, shaving, Sham
Rooing aud Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on 18th street. Single Bath rs
cents or ave tickets for 81 oc is
You'll not Regret Trial.
bEMPLEs lSFALLiBLE BAKING POWDERS
Light, sweet and wholesome loaf bread, pas
ny, batter and bnckwheat cakes, made in few
minutes, without any trouble.
JOHN w. GARLiCk, Mani' or and sole Prop'r.
E9r sale By Druggists aud Groeers f. 70
pi Gee Tylel will ipssrs the Use o. Sens
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: Il EAUTIFUL REAL ESTATE

L.::I SIN Ell, AT THE CORNER OF GROVE
AND CULNERT STREETS, FOR SALE
we we are authorized to sell the beautiful Real Es-
tdte' located as above: The Lot has front Of l55
on it two excellent BRICK DWELLINGS-one of
WHICH Is occupied by Mrs. Walder, and the other
by Mrs; Arinstron2-each renting for SI75 per an
mum. There is no better location than this in the
Town oil Sidney, being nearly opposite the resi-
shater. Apply to
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81 FOR RENT, FOR s5o-A good BIZ


l:. HOUSE, W ith two large rooms and small
list Church. In order to secure a good tenant |
Will rent the house and lot For $50 from the pre-
sent date I'LL LIST OF January next. Inquire of
lie 2s-St GODDlN y ApPERSON
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e. FOX SALE very desirable FRAMED
Ei DWELLING, on Union Hill, near DR.. O. A
-, strecker's, recently occupied by Mr.. A. A.
HusteTson; containing rooms-6 with fire places
lhclnding Basement, kitchen with rooms stable
carnage house, wood and coal house and pump
81 good water, with large lot attached For
terms, apply to
L. d. EACHo, near Exchange Hotel
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WOOD, EDDY &CO.'S

Authorized by the States of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY,
Draw daily, in public, under the superinten-
dence of Sworn COMMISSIONER
kts The Managers Offices are located at Will.
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri.
PRIZES VARY FROM
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L'DWIN WORKMAN s. CO.,
A GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL
Solicit consignments Of T o ACCO, WHEAT
| CORN, FLOUR, &c. to the sale of which EDWIN
"OkTHAM will give his personal attention.
EE Advances made eonsignments.
Eg BAGS furnished when required.
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O. FOR X f MA desirable BRICK
E:I DWELLlNG with garden lot in Sidney one
square above the old Fair Ground on Main
stfset. Apply 10 REDWOOD KEACH,
d Main street, next to p H. stark's Agricultural
store. lie 26-ts
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fEa FOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on Tpion
Iii HI with or roOls, aud 1t spring of wat er
- on the lot Possession given immediately
TO good tenant the rent will be very moderate
Apply to JF kFESEP
lie 27-dts AT the Collectors Ofice. civ Hall
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VI II
GREEN & DAVIS.
" PRACTICAL
q r 4 " I j. L II T E RS,
SIXTH ST., NEAR THE ARAoRY, RICHMOND, VA
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK,
Executed at short notice, nd in the best manner
NH l2-l2m
DOBERT WESDENRURG,
IN SHIP BROKER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT
GROCER AND SHIP CHAN DLER,
RICHMOND AND CITY POINT, VA
Is prepared to take Goods STORAGE at CITY
POINT, on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of drayage, either to or from store
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

TNOf o01ON AL NhNDO.
GEORGE G. EGGLESTON,
80 ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
viii practice regularly in all the COURTS
OF AMELIA aud the ad Joining counties.
N. B.-C0LLkCTlONS promptly made.
EtE Address, Amelia Court house.
te 2l-law3ms
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D PURCELL, LADD q CO.,

ia a Drnggists, 1855 Main strest, corner III
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-07

IN, u.
To MEssRS. CHAs. BACKMAN & Co., NY.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of this method to In
fom you that we have repeatedly made examination
of Brandies, Whisky Gin and Wines, with which the
Chttenden County Agency at Burlington has been main
y supplied from House for the past three years.
specimens from other Agencies in the State procured
from you.
We have found them invariably of full strength and
uniform purity and quality superior in every respect
specimens from other For dicnal they
they have fulfilled expectations and received un-
qualified approval and without hesitation confidently
recommend them to all who wish supply themselves with
Liquors upon which they rely for purity and strength
We are,
Your most obodent servants,
SAM'L W. THAYER, JR., N. d.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
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William EsaiTss1s gIsfnSc.

TIL Subscribe $ having been appointed by the Hon.
Probate Courl for The ictof Washington Com =
msioners to receive examine an ad ST all claims and
demands of all persons against The Estate Of VILLAIN
Ba I'd late Of Watseld in said District deceased. repre-
senied and the Of six months from the 20
LAY of March, 1861 being allowed by said Court to the
creditors said deceased eXhibtand prove their
spective claims before usgive notice we wllaend
the duties of our prominent at The dwelling house f
Jcnat han H. Hastings in Watsied, in said district, the
second Tuesdays Of June and September next at one
: dock III the afternoon, on each Of said days.
DAN RiCHt DSON, lc,m,r,
CORNELIUS Z. JOSiYN, N'-'' '''
N,aitsieId hDr, Cd, 1861
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CHARLES BACKMAN & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
Droudies, Gins, Runs, Wines, &C.,
No. SO, Front Street, No,v-Yorls.
Sole Importers Of G. B. GoguaC, Old Holland
and Geneva Cordial Gins.

AYE would call the attention of commissioners Town
w Agents, and the Medical Faculty Of the of Yer
mont to we'll selected k Of Imported Wines and
Liquors which we offer reasonable and satisfactory
terms.
We are permitted to publish the following Chemical
Analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists of
Liquors.
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lie celebrated New England remedy for igbtual Con-
stipation. Jaundice, Fever and Ague Genesal Debi-
ity, and ALI diseases arising from doreTed Stomach
Liver or Bowels.
ILey used and recommended by (le lending Thys
icians OF the Country and ali who use them pronounce
them Invaluable.
Dn JAMES l.. LEEPERE writes from Navarro, Stark
Co.. o., 1.-THE Bitters praised by those differing ON
indigestion dyspepsia ard liver complaint"
E :. DAVIS, Ostmaser at Viii liamspoit. o., says:
" They give tatistaction use them mysef having Ia
ken cold, become PROSTATE aud lost my appetite 1t
eved me, and can recommends with great assurance
Of its merits -
they are the most valuable medicine ooI ed lie has
recommended ;hem with great success and with them
made several cures of papaion o. the heart and gem
era debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, ESQ., Biountville, Henry Co.
Ind writes long letter, under date Of May 4, 1860,
He was much reduced having been afflicted for thee
years with great nervous debility, pap,taton OF the
ter using few bottles was completely restoIed and ain
in robust IealtI.'
q. w. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted with rheum-
asm fot twenty years in al its various forms, and at
The date OF this letter he has leen Yeas well The
Bitters electng cure when several Phys clans attend
ing him could do him no good He says, "1or rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, liver cOmpla mt, kidney affection
dropsy, It's specific certain remedy.
j. w. HUNT writes from Del phos, Allen Co, Ohio,
"a section where Fever and Ague prevail that he most
cheertuly recommends them ofdetided in al
OF Fever and Ague, tlepsia and General Debility.
j. X. q kRS ". b. writes from V an Wert o.,
. must respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine BIT
tiers to the locc ofd sp pic persons, aud all who
quire stimulating incidence
Such News are receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS AZ CONF Any EACH BOTTLE
Sold by dealers in medicine generally. fMar. ms
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Many since the great discovery of Prof, Wood have
attempted not only initiate his restorative but pro
fees to have discovered Sonle hrg that onld produce
res u Its identical but they have all come anu gone
being carried by the wonderful results OF fr1i
Wcod's preparation, and have been forced TO iea'e inc
field to its resistltSs sway Read The foloMng
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STATE OF VERMONT, PROBATE COURTS ! within
aid will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
Id District Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having busint with said Court
qUested 10 attend to the same on said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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BRADFORp. VT, March 2Stb

BRADFORD, W, March 18th, 1861.
To Wh0m nay concern II hereby certify that have
Commissioner of Orange County for the 1860
and 1861, and have procured the Wines and Liquors
with which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co..
rom Charles Backman, No SO Front Street. Newly York
chat have had careful analyses of said Wines and Lii
quors made by Cha t. Chamber ESD, Professor of the
Analytical Chemistry, Union College Schenectady, "
and that in all and every instance the result has been
prove them be perfectly pure and suitable for medci
nal purposes
therefore m ost confidently recommend the mouse
of Charles 3ackman Co. to all those who prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious
GEO. =. BALDWIN,
for Oran ~
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We permitted to refer to the following Commission
ers, Town Agents, and Physicians of the State of Yer
mont and in doing guided by desire to place be-
fore the public those facts that in themselves evil
dence that in every instance but the purest most
desirable articles in our line will be offered for sale
customers.
References s. w. Thayer, NJ. D., Dean of the Medi-
cal Faculty in the University f Vermont Carpenter
Prof etc, III the Vermont University; s. Pierce, Agent
Burlington. County Commissioners james Mitchell,
Cnittenden Calvin Blodgett, Israel Goodwin, Alonzo
Pearce, Washington Charles Davis, T. Sanborn, Caedo-
mia; W. H. H. Bingham, NJ. H.. Thomas, Lamoille );
Chester Spencer, B. Frisbie Rutland A H. Gilmore
Hon. Geo. p. Baldwin, Orange /; Geo. Fisher, Wndham
Horatio Needham, Ira Clifford, Addison Hon. R. H
Hoyt Franklin Co. wf279m3*
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gIlEsaaa va. hoeTry'S AIstate.

STATE Of VERMONT, Ia Probate Court holden at
aid District, on the lch day of Nay, A. D. 1861,
IRA STONE, Of The last WI and estomeht Of
Elijah n. Perry, late Of Fairfield in said District, de-
ceased presents his administration account for settlement
EFhereupon, it is ordered that the be referred
10 the llth day of June next at the Probate Office,
in said MoHtpeIier fol examination and allowance aud
hat all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
If this uaer in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed
Montpelier, three weeks successfully, may
be- thai they may appear and at said time and place if
lhey cHise, object thereto.
BY the Court. !SlW3 4. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
glXGg2asea zSagrEaEs:s aaa's Estate.
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the Ionora
/ be Probate Court for the District of Washington
sioners receive examine, and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate of Ezekiel Burn
nam, late of Calais, in said district, deceased repre-
seted nuvent and the of six months from the Goth
day of A. r 1861 being owedby said Court to the ced
TORS of said deceased exhibit and prove their respect
i've claims before Give notice, that will attend to
the duties of appointment al the dwelling house of
ephZibah Blu rnham in Calais, in said district on the las
saturday OF June and October next, at 10 O'Clock in tn
forenoon on each oil said days.
PHILIP SHORT,
]. p. CARNES, Comrs.
Calais April 26, 1861. 202fw3
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Southern Items via Louisville

LOUISVILLE, June 29 A correspondence betwear
Geherai Buckner and the Quartermaster of the
state Guard is published in the morning papers
AN attempt is made to prove that Collector Gotten
ana W. r. Melien, the Special Agent of the Gov.
erhheht mere had refused to allow supplies for the
troops at Columbus to pass the river or railroad
route. " lam o"u
Six hundred stand of Government arms and tbo
necessary cartridges arrived here yesterday. It is
rumored that they are intended for the Union men
in East Tennessee.
The Journal authoritatively denies that Col.
kosseau Is recruiting troops tor the Government.
The Memphis Appeal of the 9th saws, in its
Nashville correspondence, that the Legislature OF
that State is endeavoriDg to conciliate East Ten
nessee, whose commissioners are at Nashville, pro-
posing that the Legislature allow the Eastern sec.
.ion OF the State to secede. Their memorial will be
PRESENTED pres on Wednesday. Harmony prevails in
anS nsgsiature, but storm is expected before the
ena OF the session. 'N'
tho 95pe despatch in the New Orleans Delta of
steamer ar ,roin Mississippi city says:-A Federal
scbonna- "ncnored off the point had captured five
val nj mith m, which she afterward sailed east
mau. . ne blockade of this point. the same nanar
m1D. .h adtn Hoats discontinued The Della init
mates tha1 India and China English
Will Will be ,ich prizes for privateefinei
The Ptedyune of the 25th saws that u q -.
. ot-war, carrying eight guns, was 80 u. o. sniPr
Chatalay bay, thus intercepting commnoi onoieo OH
via Berwicks bay, with Texas. nicatlon,
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themselves ia srge force Of the enemy had eDscopcad
avail could ii hess eG or,iSs SGianss of The city, Of what
down the walls of Government 0e; e Except to batter
ty? ana other proper
cannot perceive what especial ADVANTAGE tb..o
extensive fortfcatiOns can be to the cit 'nese
go0n ;o except itshopd be attacked from the Tip.
Rihia SIDE II is well known that the rebaj oI IT.
perhaps ten times formidable in one brooL al e e
n,ghhGg power as the Government, to it, cayoirV
III they not therefore be proporiionably superi3r
IN their facility for capturing artillery of all kinds
II taeir Infantry is sufficient to engage
most OF that OF the Federal Army? CouId Ibay o1
Possession OF the Arlington ard other adjacent for
oincatlons, ten hours could view this CONQUERED
OF OF crushed city. OF course hard and sanquinarv
uus $, sgements would precede such a result but
,ha I.ok at the history of European wars. or
the success Of General Scott at the cir of No.
we must not talk of impregnabiIity here.
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oThlchEN FROM THE ROLLS OF THE ARMY.-Tbe
names of Captain Dabney H. Maury, Assistant
Adjutant General Carter L. Stevenson, Fifth In
fantry, and Second Lieutenant Edward Dillin,
Sixth Infantry, all of Virginia, have been stricken
tr9m the roll OF the army for entertaining treason
able designs against the Government of he TTnitsd
States 1t is said that the evidence of their treason
was found among letters at the dead letter Office
and among the seized teegraphic messages.-Cor
~ Y. Tribune. O0''
Ihe names OF Lieutenant Van r. Morgan. Ken.
lucky, and Lieutenant Henry K. Stevens. Connec.
ueut' we near have been stricken from the rolls.
IaklDg with the editor of an evening iourpal.
Quiip inquired "What's the use of your second
edition. coming, as it does, soon after the regu
lar issue r. "User' replied the candid editor
"wny, 10 contradict the teegraphic dispatches in
tne nrst edition! OtherEise, the public would
nave to wait for the morning papers," Ouilp
Phil. Ledger. 49, -" '''
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: ,inn L are many and loud calling for his resgna
o "n because OF this alleged misrepresentation q
= [Cheers 0u' anu ne never WILL
vGlce-Three cheers for Bayard
or MIN let me say, if there is any tbing ro, buo
Won az salnst hlm speak freely, and he will beor
LegisIstnrpp pegIre shaI propose for him. that this
Iet m oies OF no, no.. In these troubIons ,inas m,s
tend t3e HaVe Tree expression of opinion. IF Won =;
will bno o""' mus Constitution shall stand then uo
on . aIe Legislature who shall spaak f,r Tep we
M a' ID "a and good will towards men. - eaoe
tired. vas Focl'erously cheered as he re-
tiors in rhia then reported series Of rasoIr.
Of Ia "hlch they assert that in ,b 80 VI esoiu-
VI VI terror, which has been is,i tne present reign
oniniop ba'L We ueterred from expressin, thi,
icv of rscoanip;n and publicly as to the noI.
! ~ eC"S nIz'ng the Confederate Govarnne NC poI-
tnelF own Constitution; and tber NV 'erhment on
'"e ac'loh oi the last meeting, damandJn ~ mat
Ema'loh @ OF senator Bayard, was that Gf U W ~ re
the gentleman alluded to. -" SooFn oy
de nne resolutions were then adopted
meeting. I"R Tue entire
CONVENTION OF DEMOCRATIC ED1rons IN Nrv
10 "Ea.-A number OF Democratic editors met ~
snit ~ iouse on Thursday, at II o'clock to con-
aa;irn 'eSaru 10 the present condition of pubIic
anairs. Mr.. p. Williams, of the Hndso,p p"%,lo E
Ior6' "@S S appointed temporary Chairman. and Cav
retary '0N PofI A"eertt%er, as Sec
=, Committee, consisting of r. G. Hortou 81, a.,
Now .J l%'k pay Book; G. j. CLARK, of The IocI'
@ n".t H"oerf'Serj and ID. J. Hostead, Of tbn So
ti courier, were appointed to report on Croda
@ Messrs. w. Il. Merriam, Try DAHL, Troio,,. 1T.
CD, Vi Tue 0nkers Herald, and Gen F T. ~
Snr.r, =, ol the Troy Bmdget were anpoiptod
oot. uls.ee on Permanent Organization
u t "a "o 'ufnment then took place until 2 o,oIoor
- W. a i mat hour the Committee on CredantiTS
reported the Hon. benjamin Wood 90 CbtusaS CboiII
""u IT, j. Clark as Secretary. ''' nn'n'
among the resolutions passed by the Convention
was the following:
war in at tne enormous expenses Of the presant
,rmy - deliousIy burden people; that n stan5in
.xn,nsa =" TO the safety the citizen. tb.t ~,
yorI;in ces rom the toll of the agricultural and
NlE glasses; that the Morrill, tariff is sn,i, - al anu
~ nlery Of monarchy enrich tho rur >. Lait Vi
eiSe VI the many and that we enter nur e. a. Iie eA-
81 protest against all of these measures os n1 %
OF true democracy and destruc,ia 20 ~ " S',e
states. " '''' PeoPIe OF the Northern
ne convention adjourned to meet at tho oouor
'c chairman OF the Association of Damoorot;a NJ
tors OF the State of New York. At the rao,,I"-
11e'i"R 10 De heid during the present summer
D MORE ABOUT NEwSPAPERs.-The Boston Aaoo o,z
,ue mas nau 10 reduce its dinensio abopt one
20 foIt tLie usual size SO the effects of the war
= y, e ,e't even IN the Athenian capital ""'
~ tMp-cent sensation morning journals in Nau-
Va "lli' IL Is reported raise their price tn thra
Sn!S ~; copy, In consequence of the increase of
0't eAPenses' and the reduction of their receints
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nl lHE CLERGY AND THE WAR.-The Franklin lind. y
1emoerat notices in very severe terms sermon
dehyered In the chapel Of the Brookvile COLLEGE
on on sunday last, by the Rev. Granville MOODY Of
tnis CITY. The offence appears to be that the rev
erend gentleman confined himself more to carnsl
than spiritual affairs, if he thought the
condition OF the people thereabouts was of vastly
p"re Importance than their future and eternal
In reply to the newspaper charges, that the preach
ers had brought about the present unhappy condi-
tlon OF the country, the Democrats report him as
saying: ."
1--WE are charged with having brought about
the present contest. l wish it were true. | be-
lieve it is true that we did bring it about. and 7
brow W "
Inc plan for establishing telegraphic line con-
nec.ing g Europe, through Siberia, with the Pacific
Uean' tr mas been undertaken by the Russian Minis
fo, ., = marine 1t is expectedthat the entire line
ted IN a.. petersburg to the Pacific will be compile
fsst n'gnest mountain in the world is $4,000
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EXTRA SESSION on covC.,,s,e

Below we give list of the members of the Tbir-
ty-0eVenh Congress, who are to take their seats at
Washington on the 4th of July. The seeded State,
are, of course, omitted.
IN tne Senate list are included the names of Sen.
ator Nicholson OF Tennessee and Senators Polk and
johnson of Missouri In the event of their absence
the Senate will stand thirty-two Republicans to
eleven Democrats.
The number of members of the House of Renre
sentatlyes is reduced from two hundred and tbirtv
seven to one hundred and eighty. OF these, one
hundred and seven are Republicans, with one dis
trict in Pennsylvania and two in California to bso-
from.
"h''tv-sfsXyanth Congress.