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BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnallington Nlnttcrs.

WASHINGTON, August 4.
Seyeml dispatches from General Sheri-
dan, relative 10 the New Orleans disturb
the lst inst. These lnte dispatches do not
IN any respect change the character OF
Shcridan's first statement OF the status OF
the usurpers; and, IN fack he does not
mention them, hut he goes into more ex-
tcndcd detail of the behavior Of these who
were In active cooperation withy the riot
crs, and advises the removal of Monroe,
the Mayor, whom he styles "that bad man.
General SHERIDAN says the military rule,
and That the Governor VIII be removed IN
two or three days. II Is not probable that
the President will adopt the suggestion of
General Sheridan as to the removal OF
Mayor Monroe, inasmuch ms Mr.. johnson
does not propose to interfere with the reg
ularly-elected officers In Louisiana. His
purpose is to protect the regular and lcgit-
mate civil governments.
A. =. Gorman, Esq, Postmaster of the
United States Senate, has been removed
from that position by the Scrgennt-at-arms
because he Is friendly to the President
Mr. German has been for over iiftecn years
attached to the Senate postOilice. 90
The President has appointed Andrew J.
Fnulk, of Pennsylvania, Governor Of Daco-
Ia Territory, In place of Edmunds lie has
also appointed Israel Boyle Associate jus
tice, aud George Stickney Receiver Of the
Land Office Of the same Territory.
Charles O'Connor, Esq, one of the cOun-
sci for jeff Davis, was among the visitors
at the White House this evening, and had
a brief Interview with the President.
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LATEST from Ilurope.
lDy thc Atlantic Cable.j

LONDON, August 3-Evening-Thert
is no political news Of real importance to-
day.
LIyERrooL, August -Evcning.-Cottoi
The brokers' circular reports the sales o.
cotton for the week ending Thursday, Au-
gust Q at 7I.0O0 bales. The sales to-dny
were 1000 bales. Middllng uplands /,
quoted at lid per pound.
[NoTE.--This Is decline Of al. from the
last price received by the cable
LONDON, August 3.-Evening.-1'h clos
ing price of Consols to-day was S7a1 foI
money. United States five-twenties were
quoted, at the close of business to-day, nj
90. AI EEIN
HEARTS CONTENT, August 2.--Ycstcrday
afternoon sent the following telegram Il
Sir Alexander Milne, Admiralty, LondyR:
II should be very glad II You would al
low the Terrible, Captain Commerll, TO ac-
company the Medway 10 lay the cable
across the GulfOf st. Lawrence Her oil
GERS and men enter so fully into the spirit
of our work that am very desirous 30 have
them with us. Please answer by cable
Kind regards to Lady Milne. %. =
lSigncdl "CYRus W.-FIELp."
This morning the following was received
"LoNDoN, August 3, 1886.
"Cyrus W. Field, Newfoundlandi
THE Admiralty approve of the Terrible
affordmg assistance by accompanying the
Midway to lay the st. Lawrence cable. BE
kind enough TO make this known TO Cap
tain Commerll as the Admiralty decision
for his guidance. IHlf
[Signedl "Sm w. MILNE, Admiralty"
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SHERIFFS SALE OF A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG. /
Adam Shade
Superior Court,

Adam Shade 3 Superior Court
Joseph Tapscott ct BlO Case 3iii
IN pursuance of an order of sale issued in the
public sale at the door of the Court House. in the
city of Dayton, on
Saturday, august 25, 1866,
AT two O'Clock p M, the following real estate TO-
wit; Situate in the county of Montgomery, aud
state of ohio and known and described as being
in sections twcnty-nv (25) aud thirty-one C3i5,
town one and range six NJ. RPS: beginning at the
northwest corner of said section thirty One (3l)
on the east bank Of the Great Miami river; thence
with the meanderings thereof s4o 30 poles 3
42o " Az poles 10 a stake; thence 3k 30
poles 20 the corner OF lot No. g. ON UueiCs ad-
dition 20 the town of Miamisburg, thence N
f3]S 3, Q 20 poles 70 the corner Of lot No O;
thence 31s q 1915 poles 60 the w corner of
said lot No. o. thence 55So 10 poles to the cen
ter of the Miami turnpike; thence with the center
OF said pike 4blS 42d poles 10 the edge of the
water In the Miami canal thence with the margin
OF SAID canal OA 2S4 poles to the north line of
section No 25 thence n s9ls Q 3Ib poles To the
place of beginning, containing eleven acres and
l5I peTches, more or less agroeably 10 the survey
so%erS %ae Sy w & GsSe Ss of Mont
And also lots No and in Philip Huet's addi-
ton TO the town of Miamisburg Ohio
said premises have been appraised as follows viz I:
The II acres and 1877 porchcs appraised at $4,000
Lot No. appraised at ....................... 16O
Lot No. appraised at............... ........ 100
None can sell for less than othirds the appraised
value
Porrhes Is tho mill nov being run by Joseph Tap
scott; The water power is one of the very best On
the river The dam has Just recently been re-
paired, ana consequently is now in good condition
dwelling The ground connected with the mill is
the very best of bottom. Terms of sale-CASH
ADAa CLAY. Attorney. jy2iwts
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From Chicago.

L It NHIuAGo, August 4.
General r. q. Osborne has received OIL
cial notification of his appointment rs Post
master, Uice Hoard, removed. General Os-
borne will enter upon the discharge of his
duties Monday, and will probably make a
thorough sweeping of Incompetent clerks,
appointing in their places good and true
men.
Hon. Thos. j. Turpin, of Freeport, Chair
man of the Illinois Republican State Cen
tral Committee, has resigned his place, and
will hereafter use his efforts in the interests
of the Johnson party IN this State. lie is an
able man, and has long been identified Will
the Republican party.
4 serious accident occurred on Thursday
on tho Toledo, Wabash aud Western Rail
road. nt point two miles east Of Carthage
In this State. A passenger train came IN
contract with COW, throwing one of the
coaches OF the track, literally demolisling
It, and iniuring nearly every person on
board. Four passengers were seriously
hurt, and two Of them have since died. Nc
names are given.
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slunstary' mud dJpmnrertiat.
Cincinnati Mnrkcts.

JNOI 1flF CIN0mNArk Augusta.
FtouR-Supernne city Inspection, can be
obtained az 6 j0@7 40; Extra from sprihf
whcit NJ $S 00@S 50--from prime winter
wheat ut 80 50@i0 20; and Family at
$40 2b@ll 25. Sales since onr last of 300
bbls. Family at $40 90, and 100 do. extra
at ~ 20. IflA 1 EotI fflI fntff
WnEAT-Thc oflcrings are very light.
and nothing of cOnseQiieuce is doing I'M The
market, The dculaiId Is alsu light. hut
the offerings are not equal to H.. IN tho
absence of sales quotations are entirely
nominal, frt rtt e.H+lv
CoRNT7A quiet market at Gl@G2e. for
mixed shelled In elevator aud 73@74e aiu
sacks. White shelled is in demand and
scarcei tits held at 75o. IN bulk, IN cleya-
tor. H..
OATs--Fresh receipts Of No. 9 arc held
firmly 30M3Tc. aud No ! at ii6bi5c. No.
7 That have been heated will not bring COVER
33603ic. .-
RYE--A very quiet market. No sales
have been reported since orr last. No.l
we quote at SOC and choice ~ a5c.
BARLEN--Nothing doing and qnotationb
are entirely nominal aIi. h1
GRoCERIEs-Thed demand continues fair
aud the market rules steady aud quiet az %
@3lc. for ijirto choice Rio coffee ;12@15isc
tor fair 70 choice grades Of raw sugar +; u j.
GtSc. Tor hard reilneti, and S066!Oc. for
Porto Rico Molasscs. tt.-iU iist
MHlsKY--A quiet market, at 81 Is duty
paid, and 27o. in bond.
SEED--Clnrcrsecd Is quiet at 81. Flax Is
steady Mt ~ % for prime.
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Virginia and the Philadelphia Con-
VentiOn
FoRTREss MoNRoE, August

FORTRESS MONROE, August ,.
In pursuance of the call which has been
published in the city papers, u large repre-
sentation Of the citizens assembled IN Nor
folk last evening for the purpose of taking
egatcs TO the District Convention, to be
held in Petersburg on the Sth Inst. A Sc
ries of resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed, indorsing the National Union Conven-
tion to be held In Philadelphia, and advis-
ing as the interest and duty of the people
of Virginia TO send rs delegates their ablcst,
wisest and most discreet men, who fully
understand and will honestly reflect their
questions which will claim the attention OF
said Convention. F a r-
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California Appoints Delegates to
Philadelphia.

97 81 -EI.s SAN Francisco, August 4.
The National Union State Convention
assembled here yesterday, and adopted
resolutions indorsing the restoration policy
of President Johnson,and his Cabinet, de-
claring that the spirit of charity and mod
Grafton should control political action, and
approving of the National Convention at
Philadelphia, to which the following dele
gates were elected:
First District--Ilon. Cornelius Cole and
Montgomery Blair. Af
Second Distriet--Hon. j. w. Wilcox and
j. III. Riley. iH Ta
Third DISTRICT. w, Simonton and Ja-
cob p. Lees.
Delegates at large-J. II. Doolittle. Rob
ert j. Walker, General John A. Dix aud
General Slocum.
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Progress of the ChoIera.

NEW ORR, August ..
There were twenty-five eases of cholera
and ten deaths in this city yesterday. The
mortality OF the week from cholera IN the
city aud adjacent islands was nearly 800.
In Brooklyn the epidemic was also severe.
Thirty eight eases of cholera occurred on
Friday In the pcnitentiary. Measures are
being taken 20 get the epidemic under cOn-
troll. In the public Institutions about an
average number of cases are reported. on
Governors Island the disease Is somewhat
abated. No new cases on Davids Island.
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LuNcn o-MoRRow.-Fred Lange will
servo up another splendid lunch at tho
Opera IIouse Restaurant tomorrow Tues
aAy.) morning, at halfpast nine. Tartle
soup aud all the other nice luxurles of tho
seasOn will be ON hand.
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New YORK NIoner Market.

NEw YORK, August B.
Money continues easy and steady at 4@5
per cent. af N
Sterling dull and steady atl079la1OS.
GOLD lower, opening nc las, declining to
l4Gt8, and closing Mt 14Sl@. lIl4s ~.
Total exports OF specie to-,lay, S33I, 600.
Governments shade firmer. iI
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QUESTION. Is it Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock OF custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices, ut lis Main street,
sign of the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE copartncrship heretofore existing under
II the sly le and firm name of NishwiLz Brcckpi
n Co was this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business for the future will be under The firm
name Of Nlshwitz a Frey, who will settle thU
business of Nishwitz, Brockcr 4 Co. IIlT
Aug: I, 1864 GEO. NISHWTTZ,
No, sls Third street. q. A. FREY. 49,
amidst ...| - ...
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BRsT's FILTKRs--PRIoE RIsDUoRD.-In Or
der 10 accommodate all classes who desire
70 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Is. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price Of his superior Filters
TO $l6. This WIN place them In the reach
OF ali, and no family should be without
one. .Hf.sH .... jyl2dtf
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AHuunMttmsnls,a
COUNTY AUDITOR.

COUNTY AUDITOR
J. d. sHEKHAH, Of Miami township, will bo
supported for County Auditor, in the Democratic
Convention, ON Saturday next by
au6 MANY FRIENDS
CLERK or THE COURTS.
kDs. EMPIRE MASON CAssADY, Of Miami
Is achlldIdRto for Clcrk OF the Courts subject tC
the deesion OF tho Democratic County U0nveh'
tion, to be held on the iith inst. aus
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% PERsoNAL.-Prof Jerome M. Foster, OF
New York, has secured Huston Hall, where
he is advertised to deliver lecture upon
the subject "Modern Science and Invention
the true Bond Of Unity with Nations"
This Is an entirely new and original lee
ture, possessing the attraction Of freshness,
as It was mainly written since the snccess-
ful laying Of the Atlantic Cablc,aniting
the Old World and the New Doctor Fos-
ter's style ofdeliyery is said to be vigorous,
original and poetic--his 'Destiny of Ma
tions'i buing enlinently so.
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t39- Parents should call at II. Schwarz'
and secure good bargains In Children's
Clothing, lis Main street. threedoors south
Of the Market House. -NES
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tn 81 b0-Duck Linen Suits, Custom
made, can be had VT Che Eagle Clothing
Store, lis Main Street. for 81 50--Coat
Pants and Vest.
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Attachment Notice

John ~ Wright ys, Jane NJ. Stutsman.
heloru James furner, y, Y, DAY ton ii. Montaonl
cry county, Ohia.
nN the 81 day Of July, a. u 1866 the said Ius
~ uoc issued an order OF Attachment I'M M.
above action Tor the sum of hfty.tW dollars Casa
se' i"r trial ON the l5th day Of August isaa ~
jyitW3 JOHN U WRIottT
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eB- Building in Cincinnati is going for
ward with unprecedented energy. The En-
qiiirer thinks it must be apparent to every
Cincinnatian that during the present season
a larger number of buildings are being
erected in the city than ever known before
On every street. buildings of wood, brick
and stone are going up as ifby magic. On
our business streets the erection of large
stone fronts are on a scale of mngnificeneo
credtable to all concerned in their cree
tion.
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LUScM.--A splendid Turtle Soup Lunch,
and other lixings, at the Atlanta House,
on Market street, every day this week.
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fure Rain Water VS.. Impure
Wei Water.
BEST 81 HOGLAND.

III ANlNG obtained a NEW AND IMPROVED
II flt.rflG patented Marh27 1870. aud Il ~.
reripr a. he onesoldbg Airsii0st iuthe lasi yeaE
they will be prepared tiftrnish citizens In navton
anl an other places where persons wish to have
FILTER AND COOLER CONFINED :.
Aud pronounced by all Who have uscd them 10 no
FAR SUPERIORi 7
To any Filter ever offered TO the public Persons
AZ distanee wishing a. order ny ulnh hor nithIn
en- days of this date viii he promptly slpplie,
Address HEST 4 IIot!i, ANfis -
alNlhM I'm ,AoN O,. DAYTON, Ohio Il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-21

b -.c Atlantic cables work fuely. and
i,ss.ii cha, the cable tolls will soon be re-
dac-i one h.iG
RE 30. t.e q. eat Italian actress, and only
rv . R.eaai. arrived az New York on
N,lng 81. and as expected 20 make the
-i.1 ni tae season.
ll.arels-c rate V1ii % the railroads in
tle country .Hr clrying the mails, is eleven
AMI o1e quarter cents t1g gash mile that the
mails .r- cluici.
El-.sul is .rilu-iy alarmed BY the Fenian
prera---i.-s for another invasion OF Cauadl.
and OH. home government j. making prepar-
atil-s t' uec, DC.
A -clmer belonging to an American
was seized iast week 40 Montreal on
suspicion D.. beng engaged BY the Fenians.
i- Is bought in Canada that there will be
H] t.nan raid until November.
Tie engine Of planning mill in Albany,
SI.Od.d wednesday. killing ten men aud
HOun4lnz another. Two others are missing
me I.,s n property Is estimated at 800
Ile Bangor Postmaster was on the witness
stand M a larceny ease the other day "You
are the Postmaster OF this city % asked the
county Attorney. The answer was. II an
or 'rqs when | started from the Post Office. -
Wm. Cooper, said to be Postmaster at
CalpIeUa, ana icrryman while attempting
to cross the Magma river Just above tie
rails on Wedncsd =, had their boat struck
by squall, forcing it into the rapids and
sver the Fails
Montreal papers state that a farmer on tie I.
thateauguay river, not far IRON the village,
murdered q relative. carried his remains 10 a I
lime kiln in the vicinity, and threw them IN. I
lie has been arrested.
Tie Petersburg Laaer says the grave dig
gers at the Crater have unearthed, a short
distance in front Of that famous place. the
body Of a white woman, dressed in Federal
Uniform The body was in excellent state
Of Preservation. She haf been shot tbrougb
the head.
Il.n4as Hughes, member Of Parliament.
one u the most gifted English writers and
'1' esman, and known to America as the
lstnof Of g Tom Brown at Oxford &c. has
J = ~ '1e regular London correspondent Of
he New York Tribune.
\ couple Of nicely dressed ladies lost their
ickets IN the Hartford and New Haven csrs
&c C'ner DAY, and after hard urging by the
or consented TO rise and see If thew
i-1n dropped them while sitting IN their
s@,s' They found their tickets and the con.
'"'''i iouno stout fourteen year old boy :
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The Cleveland Cen,-.L.- l

The Convention Of johnson soldiers an
sailors opened q Cleveland Monday. not
with great eeiaf. The attendance YES not
as large as was anticipated. The dele
gates met q very cold reception IN that
republican city. and the cold rain diin' t
help to cheer anybody. \ tent $50 feet by
60 held the convention, with ample room for
a crowd of spectators. The numbers pres-
ent are not given; but Apparently several
hundred we've present, when thousands were
expected. The TriJlae's correspondents
catalogues the prominent members of the
convention, as follows:
Custer, who has been supporting the Presi-
dent vigorously since his evidence before the
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The soldiers Convention.
The Vermont "Boys in bIue'' In Council.
SOME "FLATFOoTED" RESOLUTIONS
EPEEcuEs ~ SENATOR LDNUNus, MAJOR
RoUNDs. r. T. ANDREWS or y. Y, GES.
CLARKE. AND OTHERS.

In spite Of the short notes Of the call
and of the prevailing equinoctial storm. til,
Court House was well filed Monday evening
with the officers and soldiers Of Ycrm mt. and
with citizens Every Vermont regiment
battery and detachment, which saw service
in the war, was represented. and the corven-
ton was an enthusiastic and successful
gathering Of true and earnest men.
Tie convention was called to order by
Col Rcdfeld Proctor Of Rutland, and on his
nomination Major VIM Rounds OF Chester
was elected President Of the convention.
Maj. Rounds on taking the chair was rc-
eeiyed with hearty applause. lie returned
his thanks for the honor done him. lie
added that the object Of this convention was
sufficiently set forth IN the c4ll-and i; was
a proper object. The time IS as critical as
that Of Gettysbursh, or the Wlierness Is
Is more So, for then there was no doubt as %
the points at issue, No question that the only
way to settle them vas by hard blows. Now
We have TO meet attempts to compromise
with traitors But the soldiers OF Vermont
do not believe in yielding all into the hands
Of those who who so lately fought for the
destruction of the government, and they
canno. be soduced into the support of ''my
policy Applause
The organization Of the convention WIS
completed as fellows
TIoe Presidents Sergt Thos T. SAnboln,
Of StraI1ri; Sergt. E. NJ. Sherman, Of
Castlet5n; Private Stafford Wright, and
Capt. John L1nergan, Of burlington.
S.eriaries-Sergt. Joseph q Perkins, of
Castletln, and Ssrgt..Maj George Church,
OF Burlington.
Capt. Lonergln was not present hen
elected as one Of the Vice Presidents on
coming in and taking his seat,a!ter the rest,
he was heartily greeted and at once called on
for a speech, and responded briefly and hui
morously, saying that he was always with
the soldiers as long as they were with the
Fenians. lie thought that those who we're
so ready to fight their "brothers' in the /
South, ough; to be as willing to fight their
cousins" across the water. lie thanked .
them for the honor done him, and when they |
attended a Fenian convention he would see
to It that they were all elected Vice Prcsi-
dents. This Characteristic speech was re-
oeiyed with abundant laughter and applause.
On motion Of Col. W. G. VrAzEY, OF Rut-
land, the chair appointed the following
Committee on resolutions Col. W. G.Yea-
zey, Rutland; Lt.-Col Lyman f. Knapp,
Midilehury; Lt-Col. Aldace +. Walker
Wall:nsl5rd; 1t. &. G. Benedict, Barlinc-
ton Scrst. Lucius Bigelow, Burlington.
Ga motion OF Col. To. SE,vER, Of Cayendish
a committee of one from each regiment. bat
terry and detachment was appointed to report
a Ii, Of names for delegates to the Soldiers
ana Sailors Convention at PI,tsburg, as fol-
ows:
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had been nicely tucked under tb.5- -.,..
field.
The Catholic Eries.a. Lee. Mas. r...
reprlmanded one Of bis G1e1 In cll-.. E..
Sunday tor being Negligent 10 p1s.r-
pew rent. The delinquent ar5-. a.. ....
out in meeting 10 reply. wh,rsar.-
reverend father laid osiI. bis t
came down from the pulpit, and -r.
offending member hy tlc collar Co..
sIlcd into respectful silence.
Il is The duty Of each memle-
HolycAe Female ; millgy 90 wriJ. a...
letter, stating If che is married DIP sing
many children she has. and other rs-.-
concerning hen status and p-Jsgc
lady Of the class of 1851 has Just v....-
the class secretary shat she is r1- ...
but that she JaiuE. She can Fee a I..
that ariseth out Of me -.r .r t..
ike q mans band.
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President Joh">'n @'7 '''. A'4'
down ''e COO mouse "''--- 90. '''- --'-
dalI'ani Do'lida'a-i e.".A' "'.- '' esq anu
Monts 'i''IS D'-il' '--' '- -
sucH ihUU''iy- al ''i'-- va ana
money a7''7'1 i'''' 60,
o!oSn 10 Tue "l11s "--- ''- "." ..'-'
Men WHO can 7-i'1 q goa e--- cam
stand Nj - ''''7 .'- -i' n g" III ID
change Oh nom VIC nave .'''--s
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has hitherto been ready o. swallow
anything for tie sake If ''nE l.ii..-. Hs
admits that the Presidents .'-ty.e Of pablo
speaking has been fi5r5ggi3 rgrefHai p.
and has injured hIs Iarglal.-T -L-1r- 9.-t e.
COUNTRY and It trllv saws tlst his ..-.s..
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