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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

IMMIGRANTs RETURNING Mr.. Wardman
informs US that on a late visit to Salt Lake
he met many of the last years immigration
on the road returning to the States. Some
of them were from Oregon, Nevada, and 9TH
ers from Boise Valley. The restoration Of
peace at the East, the general depression of
business on this Coast, and other causes con-
tribute to this change of settlement. These
old settlers of the border, immigrating to
these Pacific shores, find rather hard pros
pect. They can't understand the Pacific, or
more particularly the Californian character.
Tie countTy is too fast for them. 1t takes
time to work into the groove. Idaho is, but
the colony Of California; and an old citizen
of that State coming here feels at home.
His life andexperienceis renewed. The style
is his own. The reckless energy and daring
of its people is his own. The whirlpool Of
business or pleasure which circles around
him is the same old current in which he was
baptised before the sprinkling of gray tegan
to silver his head. The tone of the country
accords with his own, and he falls in sympa-
thy with it as naturally as duck floats on
she pond. No other country ever produced
s1cK a character-and it is not wonderful
that these h0me-bred corners from the dreary
prairies, and secluded runs of the Western
States should fnd it decidedly unpalatable
10 eEart With especially wheE big farm
with rs old homestead retains its attractions
.heyUnd The mouRtAins.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

souxD.-There was found on Bugbee, the
bogus gold dust man, one Of the straight Re-
nnblican Tickets as voted. here at the last
election, twas in the same pocket with
the vial of bogus dust. He probably had
FORGOTTEN the result OF the last election and
though. the aatidote should, accompany the
'PIzEN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

SoUTH Boise ExPREss.- This institution
has recently been purchased by Mr.. R. B.
Smith, who will act as agent at the Office in
Idaho City. Mr.. Smith is also the agent for
Messrs. Morris 8 McGoey's Saddle Train to
South Boise. Office at Pouiade House.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

TIE OTHER SIDE oE JORDAN furnishes
is with another Of his letters from Owyhee.
These letters are lively, interesting, and
withal truthful and instructive. None bet
ter have ever been written from that country.
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From ..The other Side Of JORDAN,
s,,.vrr Cry. owybee Co., /. T. July 8, ,e5.

SILVER CITY, Owyhee Co., I. T. July 8, '65.
Ep1roR WORLD lin my first letter from here
mentioned as much that, owing to my internal
hatred Of hotelliving in Idaho in the course of a
week or ten days might be forever defunct. 81
still live.n but still have my suspicious. There
was Sat looking Piute Indian at my boarding
house when l arrived here, who was visible to the
hoarders through that hole.in-the wall from which
thew get their orders filed for soup: now, that
Indian has disappeared, and to me, very mysterl-
ousIy If nv worst suspicious are realized,
shall certainly bid farewell to clearinghouse
steaks and take high-life in the mountains, from
where l.may be able to give. You my opinion OF
crickets straight"
THE DISTRICT COURT
Closed it's June session in Ruby on last Monday
evening at II o'clock. There was considerable
business disposed of, but nothing of particular
importance. A few horse-thieyes were attended
to one or two timber and ranch rights were set
tied and some quartz interests put under way for
further litigation. There are hundred and one
disputes about quartz claims here that are only
kent out of court by the extreme scarcity of
money in connection with the owners of feet.
Thus it is poor place for lawyers at present. an
Gent geography STYLES "all that country lying
Wsst of the Jordan as the Gland Of Promise y
that title would cover this meek o. llnDeF," sure.
This is truly land of PROMISE. But to the court.
AS said last week, it was place of amusement.
The last half hour twas midnight hour EN-
braced the enacting of "a new and laughable
farce, never performed here Cor anywhere else,
by the court and two attorneys. Judge M. was
the star during this engagement, while the court
and one Judge II. played the characters of dumb
walters to J6dge NJ. This Judge (eVery lawyer III
Idaho that can master six inches of whisky is a
"Judgen) limited ON several occasions that the
cortland Judge II. were in collision during the
session, 50 he concluded to give them his opinion
ere adjournment His ''make, up" would have
done credit to an old comedian, and his acting
would have eclipsed 'The Toodles" of Burton in
his palrniest days. Such string of doube-mean-
ing epithets, original, accompanied with such
natural gestures, is seldom known in the serio-
comico actipgs of court or stage. The second
hand version of this soene, as represented by one
of our.Siyer city lawyers, is sufficient to set the
whole town in a roar, and make every ole ex-
claim, that
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

LOSeCueI WIFI Ine improvements Cnereon, VIII.
be ratified for on
Sunday, August 9th, 1866.
NYHE ABOVE PREMISES have frontage of
a 26 feet on. Main Street, by 76 feet in depth
There are two tenements on the lot; one occupied
by Mrs. Duncan, and kept as a saloon in which
she does line and profitable business. The other
is now under rent to good tenant at the monthly
rent of One HUNDRED DOLLARS. There is q Bar
and Bar Fixtures in both tenements.
The above named premises are set up to be,
ratified for at the sum Of
Two Thousand Dollars.
Four hundred Tickets at Five Dollars each
On the day Of the rattle the parties present will
appoint committee to superinsend the drawing.
Ms. Duncan having lost very much by the re-
cent fire, is DESTROYS of returning to the Eastern
States-her old home, hence the reason for selling
her property. MRS. j. DUNCAN.
Idaho city, July II, 1865. f3Sw4
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THE telegraph continues silent a tombstone. Legal
tenders quoted in San Francisco latest dates at 72@3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-07-15

LETTER FROM A CoEUR DALGNE VIcTEM.-
The Ceur d. Alene country is growing in
disfavor. The more is known of it the less it
is appreciated as mineral country. Several
letters have been received here of late from
returned victims, all of which denounce the
country as the hugest of "bilks." Thefollow-
ing is from Mr.. j. L, Roberts to Mr.. John
Taylor and as the subject permits of strong
language we give it verbatim, commencing it
to those who thought they had "a big thing"
in going further.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE CO-PARENERSHIP heretofore existing
between John M. Creighton anG 3. r. Button un-
der the name and style of Creighton & Button is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due said firm may be paid to either Of the parties.
JOHN NJ CREIGHTON.
+. r. BUTTON,
Ceuterville I. 7. July6 1860 3Sw4
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WALLA WA1LA, July 9Th, 1865

~ AIMS - ~A4ANI ~oA3 ~SSS
FRIEND TAYLOR Dear Sir, I arrived here
last night from the Ceur Alene Mission,
direct from the mines. Twas one of the first
that started for there, and ! expect it is one
of the d-mst steamboats, ever gotten up
This man Wilson never got the color in the
country, SO his partners told nae when Lsaw
them though there are SO many men in there
they may find something this summer. But
as yet they have not found even the color of
gold. want you to stop all the buys from
going that you can. Shon and Keller have
gone from there to Little Black Foot, and if
there is anything there | will let you know
Immediately. Yours in haste,
], L. ROBERTS.
PSI missed Sank Owens and Sanders
or should have turned them back.
J.. L. R..
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"When John Gilpin again doth ride,
May 1 be there to see,"

I
The court affected to treat the affair with silent
contempt, when every one present expected him
to fine the "Judge" heavily for contempt. Thus
had the third Of July scarcely passed away, when
the anvils along the creek ushered in the ampse-
ments of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28
The Turf.
FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTrrNo.
thursday, April 27-Purse 500, mile heats best three
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
BnI-CmNNocx.- rooklyn on Wednesday, April
~, by the Rev. H. d. Bell, n. d BELL to SiBIyA Au-
srsrA CHINOOK, both Of this city.
BowHAs-Mo'RE.--on Wednesday, April 80 by tho
Rev. Hiram Hutchns FRANKLIN BOWMAN 70 Hn.rS q.
AooRE both OF this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
ButI-GRloos-At the Mayors oflce, New York, on
khursday, April q, by @ @. Gunther, Mayor, DAyEL
Bus, OF Montgomery, N Y, 70 Mrs. AsS T. GRiocs
CoRsA-sroRn On Wednesday, April &C. nj the rcsi-
lsnce Of the brides father, by the Rev. A. j. sebrng
Aseisted by the Rev Alonzo fack, WILLIAM r. CoRsA Of
S%sdham, to Lucy j. STORM, Of Client, N y
April 81 at St. Johns church, by the Rev. J. W. Wiley
pRARLEs z. Holly, OF Stanford Conn, TO Miss LrzE,
No cards ' f' WV ''''' ''~
Chicago, H., papers please copy.
Gay, April 90 by the Right Rev Bishop Coxc EpER Z.
HAueuwoUr 10 EvEiJNA, second daughter OF Samuel
Shaw, Esq. all OF this city.
HAsKEr-TAYLoR-InN New York, on Thursday, April
"a, by the Rev. John knight, wARDrL THOMAS HasKgT,
Eq, o. Canada West to Miss ELIZA TAYLOR, OF Jersey
MoRRr-D ,rLE-on Sunday. April Is, by the Rev.
William Hart JoHs Nouns, Of this city, TO Miss ASS-
Dons, OF FairhGyen, Conn
April ~ by Rev Alex. Reid, v. o. MArrTxsEs OF Jer.
key CITY 10 ExxA, daughter Of James Boyles Of Phia
Boston papers please copy
MAusn-JAouxs AT whitehall, near Railway, n j.,
q wednesday April 20 BY Rev. r NJ Abercrombc,
bEynous MAnsr, OF Houghtonve, tosUsAx NJ, daughter
~ VIM. H. Jnques No cards
Osrnaspm-CoskrIs.- On Thursday, April 21 At tho
Eighteenth street NJ r. church. by the Rev X s Fos.
YER D. D. HsyEy osraAspsa 70 HArru E. daughter
- John W. Conkln, all OF this city.
RowBornAn-FRErae.-On Thursday April 20, by tbs
Rev. A. H. Partridge, rector Of Christ church. at the
fesidepco OF the brides father DANu RowBorHAs 70
Mss CARRIE daughter of. Fretag oil Of Brooklyn
REED--J0us oS.-In this city, on Thursday April 81
~ the Rev. s. ID. Burchard, ~ D., L. r. RRED 70 Ar
epETrA H., daughter Of the late VIM j. Johnson NJ ID.
No cards
sfnnovs-HySAsp On Tuesday, April 25, by tho Rev.
Dr. Dowling CBsxuos IT. srwMoss to LOUISE only dsugh.
lsr OF Augustus Hynard, all OF this city No cards
ScHgNcK-KEARNv. On Thursday, April ~, at the
Church OF tho Annunciaon, by The Rev Dr Francis T.
hawks CHARLIE srvwA,r S,HRscK TO HasnrEt C. KkArsy
laughter Of Philip Kcarny all OF this city.
Ssrrx-SrARR.--A ST. Bsrtholomcw's church, on
Wednesday April 40 BY the Rev. DR. Cook, Mr. wILt.s
kSrLs 70 Miss MARY Il. STARR, daughter Of the atC
Nathan Starr, all Of this city.
soogsi.D-n g,KER.- Thursday morning, April, ~
- Trinity chapel, united In holy marmony, by the
NOV DR. Morgan Dix, GEoRCE G. So riglD, OF Dsnhuy,
Sopn. TO LVzT HscxER, daughter Of John Heoker
Esq, OF this city.
W., LslAgya-CodswEtL- this city, on "Wednesday
tprI ~ NJ The residence Of the bride by Rev. 0eorg.
x reItt, Sow n WELfgAurR TO frs. ktheAE1 @
So1sWKiL, Doth OF this city. No csrdA
iAsAR'-At East Douglass, Mass, on Tues
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<v Apr1 q. BY the Rsv 9. n P,ympton, J. J. wyxAS,
OF New York. 10 Ella G., daughter Of Asa rhayer
TO rBE Edition or THE HERALD.
The marriage notice OF John H. Archer 70 Miss yste
oyerson published In your issue Of April 23 k ncoy rect
no such Csrsnony havias taken place Yours respect
fully, JOHN IL AbVhEk
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FORTUNES FRoLICs.
Ii. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS

IL. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
WARRANTED TO OPERATE IN SIX HOURS.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. vegetable and innocuous,
operate relieve from three 10 six hours Six pills
equal thirty Of the drastic pellets surcharged with caomel
other corrosive mineres They gripethey never
fail Equazing disturbed circulation they control fever
mildly eyacuatng the bowels they remove the disturbing
Instead OF wrenchng convusing and Irritating the
dischargng organs the pills soohe them like healing emo
en and Justly regarded the only safe cathartc md
Alternative ladies children Being cQated with sweet
gum. they pleasant to take Sold by RADWAY Co.,
No. 81 Maiden lane and by druggists
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sTATIslmONIAL.

A UrGHLY REsPECTABBE LADY, OF SO ORION TIE
~ country prep1s etirk educated, reAned snd indus.
tr sill cunesppd With elderly gentleman WIN
view, after proper Acquaintance To- matlmOny. Address cor
oAo wees Grace orecnolsh aauOa q, n. y,
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ExCUR sIONs.

T,ycupsroNs AND rICNICs.-FoR SALE OR TO
~ lease FOR excursion and picnic purposes the beautiful
Grove on Flushing Bay mile from the village ~ Plush.
Inc Long Island, known Grove Point containing nine
acres OF hnd profuscy shaded and fronts the bay
over feet and Is unsurpassed for the above purposea
Apply 10 W. H. j. sTRArT0N li3 Broad street New York
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BILLIARDS.


TOR sALE-FOvR BILLIARD TABLES, WITH MAR
bic be la, also four Tables VITA tops suitable for
oyster s,inol' Cas- FiKtues, Chairs Looking Glass
wooden Iahles, 6c Appy - g. CtTIlCA lSD Canal st,
nor sALE-rwo SECOND HAND BILLfARD ia.
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400 LATE FOR cLAsSIFICATft1N.
4 OFFS TO LEr-wTTH PLENTY or fraHr. ON rug
~ corner OF Grand and forsyth a.resjs
" j. AOWbhAY, 259 Grand street
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LNLEGANTBROwN STONE HOUSE FOR sALE-wELL
II located up town. fun SIZE very stylish bcautitu lly
frescoed; furniture II wanted Apply 70 STEPHEN A.
PIERCE, II Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

COUNTRY PLACE ON THE PALIsADEs-vERY DEsI-
" rabe good house, barn; eight of fine land price
$685. terms 10 suit Apply TO Dr. PAPE 1882 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A LICOCK's POROUS PLASTERs
n These asters cure umas erick Of the back and au
sine sdney affections Ia Lcdeaionrrux local rheuma-
dam catsrt dyspepsia veins in al deep seat
cd pains they give Immediate relief. -.
ALLkNrowH Pa, April L 1850
Nessrs T. ALIcocK 4 Co.
DEAR SIRs-My liter used PlaserA
She very bad pain her aide and cured her In one
week Yours, truly,
PRINCIPAL AGENCY
BRANDRETH BUILDING M.
For sale by all druggists.
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
"A. Never oe without box; cures Burns, Rheumatism,
Plies Bruises Corns and Bunions, Sprain and Sore Eyes
Three % cents 10 cents 81 The 81 box contains
much 70 cent For sale by the single
box at depot Is Liberty street. New York 1he Is cent
sise sent by mail on receipt Of 81 cents.
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'IIARM FOR sALE-A FARM, OF 80 ACRES WITHIN
~ mile Of Morrstown, and miles Of Madison, N. j.
for fish ponds fine building site house and barn. &C. WIN
be sold at bargain. Call on T. LITTLE Morristown N J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

DOCK PROPERTY ON EAST RIVER FOR SALE-ONE
- piece 36x2eet IL feet water; piece 2xl50 feet
l6 feet water Address Pdgeon, Greenpont Post oce
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArI.Y-FoR GEaTLEMEi
only, Al The New York Museum Of Anatomy, es Broad
Parties unable ~ attend iese lectures have thet
forwarded on receipt Of Ten cents by addressing Secretary
New York Museum OF Anatomy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

JNARM FOR sALE-NEAR HICKsvILLE, L. l.; FINE
II buildings good soil; well cultivated well stocked,
&c about l5 acres. Apply to T. J. MCKEE, 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

DRANDRETHS PILLS
ID have merit about them which insures extensive
wherever made known They always safe and have
uniform certainly OF eject now generally recognized In
COLDS, APOPLExY,
affections OF the head they uDeTualled No mo
sure as purRative and those who UNDER
stand theory will and them ecacious than any
only diseased hum0rs which they expea
from the body Those who siok and few boxes
hardly know themselves afterwards From being dull they
from having appetite they long hour And
after their all tho functions OF 20 with
gnlarty II the bowels were costive they more;
there pains local affections they now gone
DR.. Lull, physician OF Potsdam, st. Lawrence n r.
who has used them In his practice for nearly thirty years
saysfhey fnvigorate purify and cleanse the blood they
discharge the whole Of matter the body
without reducing the strength. Once Brandreth House,
New York.
- cy q speciality Other good prosecuted without
fee in advance Consultations free H. HOWES, Attorney
and Counsellor 10 Nassau street.
IN brated, Infallible Private Lecture Psychological
Fascnnons out Learn charm those ove cause
persons distance 10 think of you, &c Secrets worth
knowing Send rs cens 10 DIR. Landis' Medical OHce Slz
AEME DEMoREsTs IMPERIAL DRESS ELEVATORS,
M raising dress In graceful folds and letting down
WILL Price 20 cents 473 Broadway, and at all the TRIM
ming stores Sent post free
NINE. DEMOREsrs EXQUISITE TOILET PREPARA-
l tions-Lly Bloom and Roseate Bloom, Curling Cream
and Everlasting Perfume packes price 90 cents each sod
Nine DEMOREST'S Emporium of Fashions 473 Broadway,
New York. Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
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IfIRsT CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-BEAUTI
Il full location the Sound fine house and outbuldngs
accessbc abundance of fine fru boating and Bhng
In splendid order s. F. IRELAND,
No. bk Pine street, room IL.
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EuR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROPERTY
or tor farm or Long Island, beautiful italian Na
WIN NJ modem rrNemrnt locs ted on the hudson river
about " miles from ts city st0Ip ping every hour the
owner s glpr Ga Europe, and viii sol below value AphV
W &. AZ. bENIAAND. 9W Broadway
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EARMs AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE-AT RAH:
Cottage garden and fruits for $ll00 81 500
600; of II $1,000 of 40 acres So 0
$4,000 others prices from 81 800 to
$4,000 S. +. IRELAND, No. 511 Pine street, L.
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CORNER PROPERTY, STABLES Ao-TO LET THE
" fronting Canal HUDSON and Watts streets;
Albany and Troy steamboat pier &c good location
lodging small hotel Also the Property 80 Sullivan
Canal street. with entrance Grand street.
suitable stable manufact0ry. Also several brick sta
bles stalls, with lofts; moderate Apply
JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street
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U,OR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT IN BERGEN COUNTY,
N about one hours ride from New York By Erie
Of the late Dubois Hasbrouck, D., being an excel
lent opportunity for physician DESTROYS Of good country
with ice all in first rate order also cottage for gardener 10
neghborhood pleasant and desirable respect
DIEM, Ridgewood station, Eric Railroad, Bergen
county, N, j.
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FINANCIAL.


TINTED STATES TREASURY. NEW YORK, APRIL
u Is 1865
Parties holding thirty 3O) coupons of the Loan
OF l862'-62Os-mAurng LIST Of May requested to
hand them in with schedules, at any time previous to the
9th inst
Holders complying with the above request win have their
coupons examined and checks given for them the 10Th
inst after O'Clock r. M.
Blank schedules win be furnished upon application at the
Interest Department Of this Office
Assistant Treasurer u, 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

Can DO secured to the people, and We were not
informed that they would be modified or altered
to obtain that end. We understood from him
that no terms or proposals OF any treaty or
agreement looking 10 any ultimate settlement
would b, entertained or made by him with
the authorities OF tho Confederate States,
because that would be recognition OF thelreG
istence 40 separate power, which under no en-
cumstAnces would be DONE and Tor like reasons
that no such terms would be entertained yhim
from states separately that no extended truce
or armistice rs at present advised would DO
granted or allowed without satisfactory aaa0r p
ances in advance of complete restoration OF
the authority OF the Constitution and laws OF
the United States over all places within the
States OF the ConfcdeTacy that whatever con.
sequences may follow from the establishment
Of that authority must be accepted, but that
the individuals subject to pains aud penalties
under the laws Of the United States might rely
upon very liberal use Of the power confd9d to
him to remit those pains and penalties if peace
be restored.
During the conference the proposed amend
mcnys to the Constitution Of tho 'nited states,
adopted by Congress OH the 3lst ult., wero
brought to our notice Thess amendments pro-
vide that neither slavery nor involuntary seryi
lude, except for crime, should exist within tho
United States, or any place within their jurls.
dicton and Congress should have power TO en-
lorco this amendment Inappropriate legislation.
Very respectfully your obedient servants,
ALEXANDER II. STEraENs,
Il NJ. T. HUNTER,
j, A. Campbell"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

The rejection, by the House and Senl'e % 'he
electoral votes Of Louisiana, Tennessee, and other
,ates which have been in rebellion, dill not at oil,
procee upon til, ground tina, tho'e states were
out Of the Unicn, but rather that their elections
were not held in conformity with law. And the
questions whether their elections were legal, and
whether they we're in the Unioo, are no, uecsssn-
rly connected. Gaeyo,e Of Vernon, nigh, have
been rejected for informally, without any actual or
intended assault on the integrity OF the Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

Fernando Wood has approved The Prs'ldent's
mission 10 Forte" Monroe ias qua,iH,! WY,
and declares il the rebel, " wsud ,ocep, recogni-
ton and separation and nothing else, bis humble
efforts, should aid the oonquering armies Of his
country 10 obtain by fore rrhat Il has been unable
10 O5taia by peace.
Ben Wood, Fernando's brother who edits The
New York Neis,, expresses grsa, surprise NJ this
b,lligersnt demonstration Of Fernando, and can
hardly believe the report. Meantime it !, au-
nounced that as soon as Cougre" Adourns Fer
nundo aud his family will tr,'el ia Europe, which
i, the course he adopts TO aid III; conqusring
armies Of bis eoualry" The only regret j. that
ne did Mt commence hi, foreign travels several
years ago.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-14

The hearing in tho case OF the s.. Adams
raiders was resumed last Friday. The prisoners
made application for further continuance Of
the case to enable them to get evidence from
Richmond, which they had not yet been able to
obtain. This the court refused and ordered the
case to proceed, and it ' noF being heard on
its merits. There is no doubt bus that they
will be delivered up.