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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02


Beef-EIua sI3 so to SIl 90 nrst auaItt, sI9 a.,
ti3 IS I'd quality Gil 90 to IL IS; 81 quality 90 tc
slO IS, per ewt on total weight of hide talo~ aud
ia 90 poorest, &C., se 90 to $ IS s'' ~ 10
Working OIenGsl3o to $50 per pair. according to
Mich Cowss4o to $685.; good s7O to si0O vii,
or without calves, as may be agreed farrow and ordip.
~, S35 to $50.
SroRrs-Yearings 900 to 500; two years ola 90 n
90 three years old, 500 co. ~
Veal Calvess0 to 800 per head.
sheep-3 TO cts; extra TO 90 per ID live y.yb,
Sheep and Lambs in lots s. 90 to 81 20.
| shotes Wholesale, o to OOc ; retail 90 to ooe.
4des-BE!gh,9n 10y to II cts; Country lots, o. to TO-
! Psts-with wool5O to 50 IS each country Io,.2sc
Lambs 80 TO &c shorn 25.
Calf-skins Is 10 20 cts
REMARxs-Of the 1910 cattle above r4,o,,, ~
weste and OF the northern about 315 arIiyed On
Thursday and some 80 on Tuesday; $50 Of The cam.
"e.e rom ,iaihe me lear OF me cattle disease and
OF the trouble OF the close Inspection stool .
subjected at Buffalo, Albany and this market on n.
rival. and OF the after the arrivals bsve bss
slaughtered, keeps back western stock degree
that the demand increases faster the SUNNY
reply to insinuat ion that after all prec.uon. -
of the diseased animals still found jts -
market gentleman of responsibility Ia nav Sleg
Tor evidence to prove that one such carcass esn sod
the adoption of the present system of tn.nar
Compared W 18th prices two weeks ago there : con
iderable advance on good stocE. BUT Of The west
ern Cattle however were sold at higher prices than IL
l2 last Thursday and from that o. D- -,n,
Al Cambridge few of the best Mort eru oI an yer.
sold at lac. q. W. Brown sold ten three wears old
steele OF good quality from the farm of Nathan Morn
son, Starkso oro, VT, two a, III Re b shnksge
at IL I2c dressed, lee, SO shrnkage oxen at
lie, 81 shrnkage. J. Quinian sold stag, cts -
shTinkage, IL 40 shrnkage bun. Al SGD
each, and 10 young cattle at 9 cts, 40 shrInkage
A Mr. Bowman sold five years old steers at - cts
and at II IL good - els, at
cts, and steers At 10 l2 cts large portion of Ia
sheep taken by the butchers Those
that TOOK their luck found rdiy market
week Most lots at % 90 TO 81 so head lots
81 Oh TO 81 SO slim lot 81 90 to 81 IS. Nh oh
rather dull working in fair demand cattle
COVE rned by value as beef
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
TO GONSENPTIVES

| lR- GRpSNENDR, who mas discontinued practice
IL sc Ill deSrous sending BY ma free of charge
10 an who wish IT. copy Of the prescription by
ms daughter was restored t. perfect hea tn from
hrmed Consumption, after having been up het
physicians and des AIRED ut hl her father
son on receipt of stamp 10 prepay postage. Address
P. BROWN, -cretary, l9 Grand street Jersey CITY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
TO CONsUrlPTlLES.

The REV EDWARD 4. WILSON will send free a
chSrse) To all who desire it, the prescr piion with the
rections for making and using the simple remedy nv
which he cured OF lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. HIS only object benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer viii n 5 pre-
scrPtlon Will them nothing and may nrove
blessing. Please address
spF22vl Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
No.i65 South Second St, WiianIeburgh, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

How either may instantly gam the uBdvins love
OF any person they choose The single married the
married happy, and WISE IN TIME. Simple, harm
les and Sse Also journal Of Love Secret OF Success
How 70 Get Rich, etc An mailed Tor 20 cents
REEVES < co, > Nassau St, New York
r3.mSSn ''' ~ AN'N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

All the bottle. in which the Golden she,f Rourbon j.
put up have the of c. A. RICHARDS b1ovr, m
The glass and must be wrapped up in boxes with hi.
name on them also g a. RICHARDS & CO. o.
Washington ST, Boston. Largest retail Wine and spiri
Hou IN America.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

Unless you feel obliged to fyou do buy Dunster. od
London DOCK i aud You viii the thing of the
e'hd th-re - Sold BY druggists aud town Agents.
G. A. RICHARDS * co % Washington :, Ro.,on
Largest retail Wine snd Spirit House IN America.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for September pre-
sents the following table of contents, which
cannot fail to interest It's readers - Ne
News by Miss E. Stuart Phelps :. Expcc-
tation,' by Celia Thaxter = Siberian Elk
los, by Thomas w. Knox {. St Michael's
Night-Part w." by Miss Agnes Harrison
u" On the Modern Method of Studying Poi
sons" by DR.. S. Weir Mitchell; g In Vaca-
ton y g Sidney and Raleigh,' by E. P.
Whipple; " Bill and Joe, " by o. W. Holmes:
" The lmpossibility of Chance" by c. j.
Sprague; g The Face in the Glass-Part :"
" The Island of Maddalena," by Bayard Tay-
Tor 90 The Man and Brother-Part - nv
>. W. DeForest 4" American Diplomacy =
Z" The Genius of Hawthorne . :. Reviews
and Literary Notices. This excellent peri-
odical is published by Ticknor and Fields.
Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
WHISKY FRAUDS

Have cheated the revenues, aed whisky fraud, have
cheated those who ave purchased bitter, hereto
ore Neither whisky nor alcohol used in making
SoNoAA WINE BIfTERS but pure old Wine For
sale 10y Al. ruSg.ts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
Singular Christianity.

Flukes's Galreston Bulletin prints the fol-
lowing as a specimen of Texan Christianity
PALESTINE, Texas, July, ls6>
:" Dear Sir: | send you herewith a copy
of a letter shown me this morning II II the
richest production have seen lately. King
did not appear rs ordered by his brother in
Christ (?) and on the second Saturday in
June last he was excluded from this molly
band of brothers in the Lord. They even
went 50 far as to send to his Kings wife
for his church letters, when she refuse To
surrender them on the order of the church
g The climax came last week, when the
pastor of the church called upon him for
so subscription, which he had prom sed
before falling from grace in the eyes Of this
sanctimonious set for being Black RcIuh-
lican, Radical, accepting office unI,r "a
military appointment, &c
- Did you ever see such mixture of nir-
otry and impudence? Yours truly.
- Gov. f. Nj. PEAsE -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
a IIEMPES CRAvAr.

Would look well ABOUND The neck of those who adul
tsa1e our foo-. Human ingenuity has severely
taxed 70 produce perfectly pure stmuIsnt OF
which L. A. RICHARDS l. Co. Propnetors. Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

The September number of Our YorrNG Folks
is issued, to the delight of the young people
and is as pleasing and instructive as ever.
Its table of contents is as follows .sTbe
Cruise of the Little Starlight bv Aunt
Fanny; The Butterfly Mishaps. bv Mrs.
A. NJ. Wells; g Solomon John Goes for An
pies and Cider" by Lucretia P. Hale :. Gi-
ant and Dwarf" by William Allen Butler
" The Two Winogenes,' by Ii. A. Our
Five Little Kittens and their Relations bv
NJ. l.. A. 60 First Lecture on Heat bv Lon
Use h. Chollet 50 The Story of the Amber
Beads, by the author of g The Seven Little
Sisters ," Half Hours with Father BRIGHT
hopes" by j 7. Trowbridge; 81 The Cater
pillar" by Mrs. o. D. Miller :. Goals of
Fire. by Louise Chandler Moulton 8. Cast
Away in the Cold-Part XIV nv II
Hayes; 60 Little Brown Hands, bv NJ Fl
K; s. The William Henry Letters-Eirbth
Packet by Mrs. A. NJ Diaz The Baby
House Famine" by Alice Eliot; Hunting
Song; g Round the Evening Lamp" Our
Letter Box Published by Ticknor and
Fields, Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
:. Fear not thy heat. though fun and h,

The sun has scorchei the autumn sky'
Seoit's words, above, we're almost prophetic. TT,
lssSitude and loss OF appetite induced by extreme hes
are removed By 4 g'ass of SONOMA WINE BIrTFRs
sold by druggists and groceTs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
\ TREATISE ON THE HAIR

FOsi turner's DouIoureux or Untva
Neur8 ifa PHI is safe, certain speedy cure n,
Neuralgia ana all Nervous Diseases The severest
are completely and permanently cured n 4 very sbo
time Neuralgia the face or head is utterly
n atew hours No form OF Nervous Disease whstands
ITS magic influence has the unqualified approval G
many eminent physicians. II contains nothing nuro
tothe most delicate system Sold everywhere Sentou
receipt OF 81 90 and two postage stamps TURNER 4
Co., fremont St, Boston, Mass, Projectors
Ro~ron July l, 1867. sn~s..,-,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
GEORGE W. GRANDEY.- of Vergennes.
HORACE FAIRBANKS, of St. Johnsbury
GEORGE A. MERRILL, of Rutland
r. W. CLARKE, of Brattleboro.
GEORGE WILKINS, of Stowe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
COMMERCIAL.

MARxrIs.-New York, Arg. 81. Fiour-saies 5000
bbs State and Western dull heavy asd Toto 20c is
~outernl dun and declning coHruoh to choice SIS
IL IS California dull and dropping saes 10 10 ~
Wheat dull and To Sc lower sales 20 bush Corn
without decided change, closing steady bush
Oats dull and 10 &c lower sales Sc, 600 bush Beef
steady nd unchanged. Pork quiet and a shade frIner
sales 1880 bbs S2s 90. Lard a shade hruIer and
closed quiet. Cotton opened hrmer Hnd closed quirt
sales 400 bales. Sugar in fair demand and heavy.
MorrrARY.-MOney to5 per cent. Gold l45t. U. g
SKIES, 1881, coupons, ll3s U. : $40, 1862 coupons
li33 u :. l0-40s; coupon, 1851 U. s. 7-30s 1854.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
a" T.. ' SwEARS, Oh n,
=. Ed. CARTER, Asst Oh n
And others.

After the adoption of the resolution the
meeting adjourned, and the people quietly
dispersed to their homes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

- Brother King On last Saturday a
charge was preferred against you in our
church, for inconsistency as a follower OF
Christ. The charge is here below copied
d" charge Brother W. II. King. a regular
member of our church. and our former clerk
with having openly avowed himself as a
Black Republican and Radical by accepting
of the appointment as county clerk under the
military authority.
.. II. VI. MoRrIs
. The church wants you to be in attend
ance next meeting. and bring vour church
letters. The church will not fellowship a
Radical. | am one of the committee to mott
fy you.
. Your brother in Christ, II. CLAY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
RE AL LOTERTA
DE In ssIa de Cuba.
IN THE DRAWINGS For Is6s
there will be 10000 Tickets
100000 in Gold

DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYS.
FRIES cashed and Information given also highest
paid Tor spanish oeubioons and all kinds of Gold and
silver by GEORGE UPHAM
gpr6SD 63 n. Nam ST. Providence II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan
rINHE ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY tor those
L DfscoLoRArioSs on the face is Perrg's Moth and
Freekie Lofon' Prepared only by DR. r. Z PERRS, 40
sond St, New York. 91r Sold everywhere
IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
ending Sept. 2, 1868

Reported and tsiegrapAsd e1pressip 4. IA t,rsxn NJ
tam Freeman
Al Cambridge and Brighton, for The ,pee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-09-02
National Finances.

Letter tram Treasurer .Spinner-.Specie PAY
n,eHtS-Ihe National Banks.
The following correspondence has recently
taken place between a citizen of Boston and
Trens1Irer Simmer
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Row THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS ARE
RECEIVED.

CINCNEATr. July lO.-Pendleton has telegrsDhed
Seymour his congratulations and assurance of sup
port.
AUGUSTA Jolly 9.-The nomination Of Seymour
is received with enthusiasm. There will be grand
demonstration to morrow night.
SAVANNA, GA, July 9.-Seymour's nomination
gives general satisfaction here.
REDMOND, July 9.-The conservatives will hold
meeting in the thester on Saturday night to rat
ify the New York nominations. GOode, Bocock,
Baldwin and others are TO address it.
ATLANTA, July "a grand mass meeting of
the Democracy was held 10. night in honor of the
domination of Seymour and Blair. Powerful
speeches were made by Gen. Cobb, Robt. TOombs
and others. The city is Illuminated.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July l0.-There is great re-
JoiciDg over the Democratic nominations, flags are
flying end salute Of thirty.seven guns was fred
under the auspices of T. Denike. a Northern gem
tlemsn. The guns were operated by negroes.
The Democratic platform is universally accepted.
AUGUSTA, July lO.-A grand and enthusiastic
demonstration Is in progress tonight, in honor of
Seymour and Blair. A large procession OF fire.
men and citizens with transparencies and music is
marching through the streets. Private residences
and stores are Illuminated. Guns are firing, bon
fires burning and general display of fireworks
making one OF the grandest and most enthusiastic
demonstrations ever witnessed in this city. Every.
thing is passing of orderly.
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MARKETs

LoNDoS, July lO-Noon. - Consuls 9i5G95
bonds 73@73!.
LIVERPOOL, July lO-Noou.-Cottou sales for
the week II 600 bales, of which 10 600 were for
export and 5000 for speculation; stock $50 900
bales, of which Sal 900 are American. Market
quiet; sales to-day 5000 bales; lard 63 bread.
ufis steady.
LIVERPOOL, July 0-Afternoon-Cotton dull !:
sales 10 600 bales; yarns and fabrics quiet; stock
afoat 702, 600 bales, of which 25 900 are Ameri-
can. Wheat lis. Tod. Corn 3ss. Sd. Lard 63s. Cd.
LONDON, July l0-Evening. - Finances IN.
changed.
FRANKFORT July IO.-Bonds 77J.
LIVERPOOL, July lO-Evenng.- quiet
and steady; sales 10 900 bales. Tallow As. Cd.
Sugar firm.
NEw YORK, July lO-Money easy at 465 =
cent; demand limited. Dos Of '6S, coupons, Il3l
OF ga llO4 OF '65, lll9, do. January and July,
l0s8, Of '67, l0el. lO.4Os 1919. 7.SOs lOsl.
NEW YORK, July 25--Evening. Cotton heavy
sales l400 bales; mddling uplands 326l32Bc
FlOUr-StRte and Western dull and drOOOing (;
Southern heavy, common to fair extra, S9G1l0 so.
Mbeat-New amber, Southern, 81 4361S2 81. Corn
less active F; lie. lower. Oats lc. lower. Mess
pork S2SG2S rs. Lard-Kette rendered lSGlSBo
Groceries dull. Freights quiet cotton steam 3-i6
Governments closed frm 5.2Os of 80, coupons,
llSi: Tennessee s. 7l3 do: new 10. North Caro-
lima 20 do. new, "a Virginia, new, 574 Geor-
Fia rs, "a. Gold l40@. Sterling ll0S. Southern
bonds strong and higher.
LOUISVILLE. July IO-Sales 200 hhds tobacco,
at full rates; Tugs Sc 30GS9, common leaf sl0G
sl2. selections s25. Cotton - Middlings sole.
Flour-superfiue $76s7 80. Wheat 81 s56sl IS.
Corn 9O@95c. Oats 7s9sOc. New rye 81 so. Mess
pork S2S 25@s2s so. Lard lSc. Bacon-shoulders
l34c. clear rib sides l6lc., clear sides l7lc. Bulk
shoulders, l2lc., clear sides l64c.
CINCINNATI, July l0.-FlOur frmer-family 50 Is
ass as. Wheat $2@2 05. Corn S76SSc. Oats
Zoe. Whisky frmer at 35c. 10 bond. Mess pork
held at S2S so. Bulk shoulders. l2c., clear sides
lac. Bacon-shoulders &c.,. clear rib sides Is 4c.,
clear SIDES l6ic. Hams lS39I9lc. Lard lido.
Butter 26G30c. Potatoes So.
GALVESTON, July 0.-COtton-receipts for the
week $50 bales. Exports TO New York lis bales.
Stock, 490 bales. Good ordinary nominal, l95c.
MOBILE, July l0.-Cotton-NO sales. MIidlings
normally. 303c. Receipts bales. Exparts 1897
tales. Advices from the interior report the cot.
ton plant very small but well filed. Sales for the
week 75O bales. Receipts % bales. Exports,
foreign, 752 bales. Coastwise 1916 bales. Stock
by actual count, including pickery cotton, sam.
pies, etc, 6232.
ST. LOUIS, July l0.-Tobanco dull. Superfne
flour s. 50G6 so ~. Wheat 81 0562 %. Corn
held at 75@s7c. Oats 1905. Pork s2s62S Is.
Bacon shoulders l2}@l3c., clear sides l6l6I7c.,
hams 20ac. Lard l78@lS3c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ERIE, Pa, July l0.-The passengers were
robbed and baggage riaed of valuables at the re-
cent railroad accident. No Southerners among
those killed or hurt.
ATLANTA, July Nothing was done in the
Senate OF House. They are waiting to hear from
Gov. Bullock or the military.
AUGUSTA, July S.--A private dispatch to the
Chronicle says Gov. BullOcks message recon-
mends purging both Houses.
As the legislature stands the Democrats have a
majority in the Lower House, and 1t Is presumed
that the radicals can only secure working MAORI
ties by ousting Democrats on the ground OF not
having their disabilities removed By Congress.
RICHMOND, July 9.-rhe convention of farmers
in session at Burkesvlle, representing twelve
Virginia and several North Carolina counties, sd
joUrned after passing resolutions expressing will
hngness to sell lands TO purchasers from any sec.
ton OF the United States, also recommending the
formation OF companies in each county to sell
lands to foreigners.
COLUMBIA, s. G July 9.-Robert X. Scott was
to-day inaugursted governor, IN the presence Of
both Houses Of the legislature accomp panied BY
Gov. Orr. The oath of Office was administered
by the president OF the convention, The military
fred salute OF 10 guns.
The inaugural address aud message are cOnser.
Satiye. Its recommendations refer chiefly 70 the
development of the resources Of the State.
Bills were introduced in the Senate reorganiz.
ing the courts protecting homesteads and validat.
ing the laws of the provisional government.
GALVESTON, July l0.-The Bryan convention
platform is eminently Democratic, but mid, firm
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-11

Messrs. G. E. Girardey & Co. will sell at asction.
this day, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, another valuable list Of
property, comprising, viz:
l. For the succession Of J. J. Michel-the one
story frame cottage and lot adjoining, forming the
corner of Third and Rousseau streets.
2. The undivided half square Of ground in Rick
erville, parish of Jefferson, bounded by Peters
avenue, Prytana, Leontine and Perrier streets.
3. square Of ground in Carrollton, bounded
by Turnpike, Eagle or Mary, Monroe and Nine
teenih streets.
4. For the estate Of John B. Packer. bankrupt.
certain tract of land or plantation, in the par
ish of Natchitoches, La, comprising $50 7elO0
acres of land.
5. The valuable three.story and attic brick
store and dwelling No. Is Bourbon, between
Canal and Customhouse streets.
6. For the succession Of John Mitohell-A lot
of ground in the First District, forming the cor.
ner of Gravier and Bolivar streets.
Z. Ten lots Of ground in GreenviIle, parish Of
Jefferson, in square bounded By Nayades, Wash
'ington, Broadway and Pine streets.
For full particulars see descriptive advertise
ments and plans at the Merchants and Auction
eers' Exchange.
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FROM ATLANTA.
Gov. Bullock and Gen. Meade Want the
Legislature PurRed.

Gov. Bullock and Gen. Meade Want the
LegIAIature PurEed.
ATLANTA, July lO.-The Senate and House re-
ceived a communication from Gov. Bullock, ia.
forming them that by the orders of Gen. Meade
they are not recognized as legal body until they
have expelled members who are ineligible under
the omnibus bill, aud suggested that committees
be appointed by both houses to purge themselves
of such members.
In reply TO Gov. Bullock's letter notifying Gen.
Meade of the organization Of the two houses, the
general says:
" In reply beg leave to state that | have no
instructions TO give further than 70 make known that
IN my judgment neither house is organized legally
untll they have complied with the acquisitions Of
the Reconstruction acts and the act which became
q law June 25th, 1868. all of which prohibit any.
one from holding Office under the State, who
is excluded by section third of the amendment to
the Constitution known as article IL. II is not
my purpose TO dictate to the two houses how aud
when they will apply this test to the several mem.
bers, but IN view of the fact that the legislature,
until the State Is admitted by compliance with
the requirements of the acts Of Congress, is only
provisional and subject 10 the authority of the
district commander, and in view of the further
fact that it is my duty 30 long military govern.
ment exists to see that law be faithfully execu.
ted"
O'Nesl offered resolution 10 the House that a
Committee of seven be appointed to investigate
the eligibility. After a long discussion it was
adopted.
In the Senate a committee of seven was sp-
pointed with power TO send for persons and
papers.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Governor Orr Addresses the People of South
CnFOnaa.


CnFOliaa.
CHARLESTON, July 10.-Ex Gov. James L. Orr
has published address to the people of the
State reviewing his administration, presenting
the reasons which influenced his public condust
and advising a future policy.
He says It would have been wise for tine white
people TO accept the reconstruction acts, and that
if the new Consultation is obnoxious, it is the
fault of the intelligent whites, who took no part
an the convention elections.
He again avows himself in favor of qualified
coloTed suffrage. He says 1t is idle TO expect any
relief in regard to universal suffrage from the De-
mOcIatic party; that If the State governments in
ISL are declared void the States will be left in
condition of anarchy. If the Supreme Court de-
clsres them unconstitutional, he asks what con-
BtitutiOn will be in force and what off sers rein
stated He says that we should depend on our
selves only. and speaks of the harmony that ex-
listed between himself and the district commander.
In conclusion, he says, the principles and pur-
poses avOwed by bis successor, Governor Scott,
with reference to the interests of the State, are
wise and patriotic, and invites the people to give
bis administration a full and fair trial before con.
deWDing il.
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THE OBBSCENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FToeeed'rgs Of CoBgress-VirRiRsa Election
On Ted-lBdinB TreBty Conslude d-PrObz-
bic Pete of AdiSurBment-Passage or the
Koch IslaBo BrI6ge Bill.
WAsHRGTOE, July l0.-Tbe House passed,
without division, the bill ordering the Virginia
election on the 18Th, l4th and 18th Ct August,
and the meeting Of the legislature st Richmond
Oh the first Tuesday 10 September.
A treaty has been concluded with the Sioux
Indians. ending the troubles on the plains and
closing the lsbors Of the peace commissioners.
Adjournment by the 10th is probable. Both
houses have night sessions.
Sendte.-The bill authorizing the construction
Of bridge over the Mississippi at Rock Island,
and limiting the cost to a million of dollars,
passed.