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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

EOR RENT, FURNISHED, CROSSE
COTTAGE" i'll Sidney, on the Grove road,
with its fine garden, stable and all necessary out
buildings. For terms, apply on the premises.
no SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

Chamber Hill,
Several fine Horses and Mules
One Carriage and Harness, in good order,
One Spring Wagon,
Onpvery superior Spring Dray.
no III ssTHOMAS W. KEESEE, Auetioneer
By Tardy Williams, Auctioneers.
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond. Va
4 UCT1ON SALE.-On THURSDAY.
IA the 18th instant, we shall offer at auction a
large assortment of
MANUFACTURED and SMOKING TOBACCO,
SUGAR,
COFFEE,
MOLASSES,
SALT,
"A and 10 DOMESTIC sHIRTINGs,
COTTON YARNS,
with a variety of other articles
T. W. KEEsEE, Salesman. no IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

EOR SALE, an excellent CARPET, on
u lie corner Of Twenty and Broad
street Gail soon, the owner will leave the city
in a few DAYS no lite
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

~ important to DRESS a,xa
mo so anoAsMAKEks snd others wishing Stitch
mental; Quilting diamond OF plain. done at - -
shortest notice. at moderate prices, by 80
Mrs. TERRELL.
Grace street, between Madison and Monroe
no If-2ts onioe:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

EouND.-On the 7th of November was
= taken up by me, as an estray, HORSE,
~mcn the owner can obtain by proving property
AAle PAYING charges. JOHN +. HILL,
no ST Sixth street, near Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

CORGHUM FOR SALE.-I have a. lot
- of choice SORGHUM, thick and very superior,
for sale by the barrel and retail. Y. LUCAS,
corner of Franklin and Twentieth streets.
no ll-3t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-11

NOR SALE, good BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS, ON the corner of Twenty-third ana
Broad streets. Amy person wishing one would do
well 10 call no ll-lts
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the Virginia, the Etna, and
the Chin4, We have seven days later news from
England
All the English papers were commenting upon
the war news from America, though their opin-
ions differed as widely as possible. All agreed
however, III acknowledging the ability of Gen.
Grant, aud the bravery Of the Union troops
The notorious rams built BY the Mossrs. Laird
have been purchased by the British Government
No PARTICULARS are given.
The London Conference held another meeting
on the 9Th OF May. IL is believed that Aus
Iria, Prussia, Germany, aud Eogand will con-
sent to the plan Of France, to take a vote o.
the people of the Duchies \ large number o.
other reports are circulating, but they need con
tifmatlOn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

INV HAMPSHIRE SENATOR The Republican
caucus OF the New Hampshire Legislature has
nominated Andrew II Cragin for L ). Senator
10 place OF John p Hale, and he will doubtless
be elected, Mr. Cragiu was a native Of Weston,
VI, and has long been n active and influential
politician. He has served three years in his
State Legislature, aud two terms IN the lower
branch OF Congrcss-the lust in 1859 lie is
10 the prime OF liIe, un issumiug in manners
possessed of clear and vigorous intellect. and
Of undOubted integrity and patriotism.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

HuNrER's Victory. Hunters victory
and occupation OF Snunton are Of immense impar.
lance at this me. lie thus breaks up thu tx
IRENE len If Lees liot, and uueoyeFs il To oar
adta'ee iiom that direction. From Stanton 10
Is ltss than forty miles to Charlottesville, where the
road hom Lynchburg comes into the Viftiaia
Central. We take il there is Gow no rebel lofoe
Of consequences between General Crook, aad
Huster, 30 that they csn soon eiie CT q iuu -,i5n
and lh,n advat c. upon Lynchbrrg, thus closing
one Of the main lines VI retreat from Richmond
ind Of reinioreements thilber. Or they can tax
Oordon'vule on their way, aud destroy any sup.
plies aud stores which may be collected there.
AZ any rate, there Is 10 be 40 more app ,hension
u trouble through the Shenandoah Valley, unr
weak spot hitherto. Hent.f les made that all
right
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
sEcoSD Ny,

The theatre was opened at O'clock Ever,
available foot Of room Ia It was speedily filled
The number OF ladies ia the galleries was much
larger than yesterday aud The UPPER CALLER,
sas one solid mass OF masculine humanity
Ihere were many strangers On the floor VI h,
hal.
fac { invention came 10 order at half.pas
10, and prayer was ilered by Rev. Mr.. Ellis o
Ohio.
The President announced that until other
wise orterei he should consider the cell of tn,
National Convention as tie l.w OF the Conven
ton. This admits as members to act cnly lhos,
delegations which have Representatives in Con.
ertss.
The Commits un Urde.oi Business reported
ia dsnli They report that the Convention
shall. dispose FIRST ut the report of the Commit
tec "a Credentials, lien the tepolt on ResoIn,
tions, before the nominations a,e made Speak
ers are limited o. five minutes, dniess by unani
nous cous,n, they have leave 10 proceed.
Mr. kte OF New York presented the report
Of the tommlt,ea on Credentials They recon.
meni that the radical Union delegation of Ms
sa1ii be admitted. (G,eat applause They
port in favor OF admitting the delegates IRON
Virginia, Tennessee, Louisiana, Florida and Ar
kansas, With all the rights OF membership, cx
cept the right to vote. That the organic q
Territories and the District Of Columbia be adj
mitled wlthou. thc right to vote. South Caro-
lna is no 10 beatmtted
Mr.. Smuh Of Virginia made minority report
agreeing with the majority, except that iaey
report IN favor Of allowing all The delegation,
The right to vote
MI Aiusley OF Kansas made a second mnori.
~ iep0t ia favor OF allowing tho Territorial
delegates from Nebraska, Colorado and Nevada
tovUto
Mr.. King d New Yorh presented a substitute
Tor the minority reports, tnat the Unconditional
Union men from Missouri be Admitted that
where they and the Radicals agree, the vote Of
the state thali b. est. Where they cannot
agree, the vote Of too State shall tot be- cast
liz further moved that an deeg les who shall be
admitted shall BE- entitled 10 all rights, including
that OF voting, und that the District Of Colum.
bia and the Territories each cast two votes.
motion was made TO hear a few words from
the Unconditional Union men lfom MiesOuri, hut
Il was rejected
Mr. King spoke earnestly l.vor If his mo.
lion to amend, atd M Bfandagoe Of Connect.
cut warmly opposed IL. lla said that tbs Ms.
sour radlc'ls wefo the only ones who represent
a party IN the State. The question is whether
you Will perpo,uate this ieud in Missouri IL
ecu admit both delegations you will 10 50.
Re, Or Breckenridge II kenluoky moved B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

VERMONT BATrERY.-We slcarn from the re.
port of George T. Hebard, Captain Of the LIT
w. battery, connected with the Gull Department
and which has been in the Red river expedition
under Gen. Banks, that they started from Frank
lin, La, Mach 10Th, with the first division Of the
l9A COPS tina, after having participated 10 six
engagements, and marched nearly 500 miles, they
arrived at Morg mi, May 23d, in good condition,
having suffered but slightly The officers and
men are reported to have behaved With deter.
mined courage, as indeed Vermont troops always
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

BLAoKwooD's EplSsuRoH MACHINE for May
contains the following Chronicles OF CARING.
ford, the Perpetual Citrate, Part Xl Fosyih's
Lite Of Cicero Tony Butler, Part VIII a
song On Matrimonial Matters, A Cream over
COr!d The Great Indian Question Cornelius
.0'DO~d upon Men aud Women, and other
rolngs IN Gesera, Part Ill How to Make a
Nosei The Posi,ioa VI the Ministry. Publish.
cd by Leonard Scott, a Co., NV York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
COMM EIttIAL.

NEW YORK June II. AAREsr..-- flour 10 cts. higher
sales $3.50 bbs state 81 81 to Ooi Round hoop OHIO
$3.50 4Oi Western, 81 s. to 10 soaIhrrn-'ale'
sOObba extra Is u II Canada, sales 900 bbls extra
Il 95 10 e95 whsat2 hgher sales 10 600 bush Chcag'
spriae 81 n 10 7s rcd Western 81 81 to e. Corn
dali Provis ne quiet and unchanged whIskey Cru Al
sl32,
MONETARY ApEAIRs.--Sloeks firm. Z. 3 $40 Coupons
1864. q. ). year Gold lg6 to lsa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

\ correspondent asks why Wadon's Daily
Journal Is ike Nebuchadn, znr Of Old, 1t must
be because 1t runs 10 grass TO much oil late.
When last heard from " the haste " was filled
with grass over five feet tall, with smart ex.
pectalion of ieasting On stalks gone 10 seed "
by the 4th Of July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

e. T.e fact that the editor IS at the West,
this week, will account for the absence OF any
editorial comments upon the Baltimore Conyen-
ton, its nominees aad platform. We trust he
will be at bis post again next week, to make
full amends to the readers Of the FREMsN for
any errors Of omission or commission by the
printers in this weeks issue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14

BAttou's DOLLAR NJ SraLr Tor July has made
lie appearance. The 6rss aeliee IL Az interest
log one on " EgyI, and The Nile It has
very truthful engraving Of tho great cathedral
at Cologne Published at Bosion.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
CONGRESS-

SsSArE, June o The consideration Of tie
thermal Revenue bill Wa resumed After some
discussion, the Senate adjourned
louEE.-Ihe House went into Committee Of
the " hole on the TarlG bill large number
ol amendments were made aai then the Com
mit,,e ruse and reported the bill, with the
amrndm, nIs, TO the House. All amendments
we're ouncuIred ln The bail was then passed by
leas 81 Nays Is. Adjourned.
SlNATK, June I. The bal giving 100 900 acres
OF lanu ~ the Safe OF WISCONSIN to aid in con.
struotlng the Ship Canal from Green Bay to
Lne Michigan, was passed.. The Internal Rev.
enue Bill came up, and tue clause ia The old bill
establish ng col ectiUn districts according to the
basis OF Representation 10 Congress was adopted
An amendment making tax on passage
ticket. OF $500, 90 osnts. and on passage tickets
q! $25 10 slOO, 81 was adopted IL was also
W I'd - lncreusa the Income tax on sun, from
500 10 20 0OO to five per tent
HOusE.-Mr. Garfield reported bill for the
more speedy punishment OF guerrillas as mur.
d,icra and yiolstets Of the law and customs OF
war. Mr.. FL fridge moved to lay the bill on the
table Disagreed to--35 against 81. The bill
was pass, under the operation OF the previous
quos lon--72 to 81, MIR. OK offered resou.
ton condemnlng the extfaditon of Areuellas.
IL was referred to tho judiciary CImmttee-72
against 10. TIE Senate bull Tor the summary
trial Of minor Ohrss against the United States
was passed. Mr.. Wilson reported back the Sen;
ate bill, which was passed, providing that no
member OF Congress shall, after this election
and continuance IN office, nor any head Of de.
partnent OF bureau, or clerk, rece,e or agree
10 receive any compensation, directly or
indirectly, Tor say service rendered or 10 be ren.
dertd either by himself or another in proceed.
ings relative 70 contracts, &c. MIR. Wilson re.
ported the House bill % prevent the sale trade,
or exchange OF any false or counterfeit CON,
Treasury notes, or postal currency. Mr. Wilson
reported bull to exclude traitors and alsn
eueinies from the OWL Courts ~ the United
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-06-14
Addison County Convention.

ANsss Convention Of the Freemen Of Addison coun'y,
Eho are in fvor Of sustaining the fov rnmeni In IT.
Efforts suppress the REBELLION ard maintain the Union
In ~ Il teerliy will be hsd In Middlebury Wednesday
ne 22d al II O'Clock A. NJ 10 nate candidates for
County ami Probate Offices TO be supported at the ensu
ing election.
81 ORBER or COMMITTEE
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