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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

PROPOSED ABOLITION OF TIE FREEDMEN 5
BUREAu.-In the Senate, Mond Y, Mr.. How
ard reported fayorably from the committee On
Military Affairs a bill to discontinue the freed
mems Bureau on the LIST of January next in
all States entitled to representation, with the
exception Of the educational department
which shall continue until otherwise ordered.
The bin also provides for the continuance in
Office for life Of the present Commissioner,
General o. o. Howard. his place to be filed
in the event of his death or resignation. by
appointment of the President with the con-
sent of the Senate
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

CoNGREssIoNAL-In the Senate on Satur.
day, the bill for admission Of Colorado We.
discussed at length, but no action taken.
The House in discussion on the River and
Harbor bill, among the amendments adopted
one increasing the appropriation f1r
Whitehall to $1,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

JArAS.-Later adviees from Japan bring
word that the internal war still RACES with
fury The Mikado has obtained possession
of eddo, by surrender, bat his forces have
since been defeated by the Tycoon in two 50
we're battles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

HE FAX BnL--An attempt will be made
to pass rider on the Tax bill now before
Congress- authorizing an increase of the tax
on incomes derived from interest on Govern-
ment bonds, or, in other words, taxing those
bonds about | per cent Indirectly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

REPUBLICAN, STATE CoMITTEE.-The Re-
publican State Committee was reelected by the
Convention and recognized yesterday by the
choice of the old officers. General 6. W.
GRANnEY as Chairman, and G.. G.. BEyE-
DICT as Secretary and Treasurer. The Com
mittee will meet at the American Hotel 7
this city, next Thursday evening. to consider
plans for canvass of the State and for the
general work of the campaign.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

The LADIES of st. Paul's (EpiscoIaD
Church advertise a Strawberry Festival at the
City Hall, on the Fourth of July. 1t will be
one of the pleasant things to do on that day
to get nice lunch, with something cool and
nice. like Strawberries and ice-cream, and the
Mace to do it will be at City Hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Scattering
And Gen. Grandey was declared nominated
for elector at large
Hos Heman Carpenter Of Mortified, then
nominated Hon. E. C. Redington Of St. Johns
hurry Is candidate for Elector for the East side
Of the mountain.
Mr.. Redington declined to allow such use of
hi, name. and presented the name of Hon
Horsc- Fairbanks Of St ,lohnsbury. Mr..
Carpenter then nominated Major VIM. W.
Rounds OF Chester, who also declined
and seconded the nomination of Hon. Horace
Fairbanks Mr.. Carpenter then nominated Co.
Samuel NJ. Pingrey Of Hartford.
Mr. Kellogg Of Jamaica nominated Hon
Juliu. {. Converse of Woodstock but after
ward withdrew his name. After remarks by
l.. e. Hinckley and Hon. Hugh Henry, favor
ing the nomination of Mr. Fairbanks, Mr. Car
pentcr Withdrew the nomination Of Col. Pin
gree. Hon 7. ". Park then moved that Hon.
Horace Fairbanks of St Jchnsbury be nominal
tel by viva yoce vote, which was carried and
Mr. Fairbanks was declared the nominee for
second Elcctor at large
Hon. T. W Park Of Bennington, moved that
committee Of seven be appointed by the chair
10 prepare suitable resolutions and report the
same 10 the Convention, and the Committee was
appointed IS follow.
COMMITTEE gu Resolutions.
T. v. PARK of Bennington.
\ y SWAIN Of Rockingham
e. ". WILLARD Of Montpelier.
H. c JOHNSON of yergennes.
5. VI DoRR of Rutland
Z. c. REDNGToS of =. 1-an-bury.
GEo. H. BIGELow of Burlington.
Hon. Henan Carpenter Of Mortified, moved
that committee Of one delegate from each coun-
ty, he appointed by the chair to nominated State
Committee for the ensuing year. Mir. Geo. II.
Biselov Of Burlington, hoped this motion would
Ice withdrawn, it being customary to re-elect the
State Committee, after one years service.
Mr. Carpenter then modified his motion and
moyei that the present State Committee he re-
elec,si FOR the ensuing year, which was carried.
The con, ention then adjourned to O'Clock.
tfrrESooN
Tho qor,o,.t;..,, mot al, tl.. i,,,,
r...
m '' ''''''-''V''' ''
Ht7'L' hons
Rssoirsi, lst. That We heartily endorse the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

County Nominations.
For Senator's.
z. R. HARD, Burlington.
Z. b. GREEN, Richmond.
A. B. HALBERT, Essex.
For assistant Judges,
RUSSELL J. MORSE, Bolton.
SMITH WRIGHT, Williston.
For Judge Of Probate
TORREY +. WALES, Burlington
For States -fttOrHey.
DANIEL ROBERTS, Burlington.
For Sheriff.
Holm c. GRIFFIN. Williston.
For High BailF.
JOSEPH BARTON, Charlotte.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

81. ALBANs.-The Transcript says thirty
pupils of District School No. in that town
have the measles, and adds the unpleasant in
quiry, How about the small pox? Is it or
is it not in our midst?'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

ATrMFrED SCIuDE.-Stephen Cooper. q
young man about "A years old, attempted to
commit suicide IN a grove a mile east of
Westfori Centre on the 10Th ult, by -tabbing
himself in the breast with pocket knife. lie
was found in a miserable state. but wac soon
brought To. and Is now recovering from bad
wound. lie gave a. a reason for the act that
be was tired oflifc We are Informed that
this is the same Cooper who, it may be recol-
lected. shortly after the St. Adams raid, made
an independent raid ON several stores at
Bouses Point, revolver in hand. and claiming
% be a rebel officer. For this offence he has
been in States prison, until recently released.
lie has been considered a hardened and de-
TeraJe character
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

RoBBER1Es At MuToN.-The store OF W.
o. Bullock. Milton. was broken open on
Tuesday morning, by prying the front door
open. About So in change was taken from
the money drawer. The store OF Nessrs Ladd
& Clark was also broken into the same night,
by forcing open a window, and the sum Of IS
or $40 in money taken Several parties
were arrested but discharged for want ofevi-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

CavenIish. ,.ames Fitton Urah Eu,,el,
Ches er, Hugh II. Henry. Wm. ". Rounds
II rtfori, \. B. Stafford ; Ludlow. Joseph Pc
ton :. ". sio pson Plymouth, Chas A. scot, =.
Royaiton. 70. IT. Dennison. Levi Xix Spring
ieid F. Field, F. " Porter Weston, VI. T.
E.munds, J. Y. Bryant; Windsor, J. VI FL
Minister, Geo. ?. Hayes Woodstock. Luther o
Greene
On motion of Geo. ?. llaye- of Windsor, Lu-
Their o. Greene Of Woodstock, was elected adj
tional Secretary.
Hon. C. W. Willard of Montpelier moved that
the temporary organization Of the Convention he
made the permanent one, with the addition o,
one Vice President from each county 70 be NOM
mated by members 4 such county and " an
additional Secretary.
This motion was seconded by Hon. J. " Stew
art Of Middlehury, and was carried.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

The Union Republican voters Of Grand Ii.
County are requested to NEE: at the Court Hons.
in North Hero on Saturday August 18th 1,fs d,
II O'Clock 4. NJ to nominate a senator .,,,
County Officers for the year ensuing.
II. H. REYNOLDS,
,. II. IG,p,NHEHl'IS, COMMITTEE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Collector Poland Of the LIST District adyer-
Uses to be sold at Mr.. Flanagan's office in
City Hall. in Burlington. next Saturday the
stock and materials Of an Illicit distillerv
seized under the revenue laws.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

RICHMOND MARKET. The market was well
stocked; there being about 100 tubs of but
ter which sold at y to 30, and p boxes Of
cheese, which sold at 10 to II cents per
pound
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

BASE BALL.-The score Of the match game
played at Nliddlebury between the Queen
Citg Club of Burlington and the NJ iddlebury
College Club. resulted in the victory Of the
latter by o. runs, to 10 made by the Queen
City boys The latter appeared in neat
new uniform of dark blue pants with white
stripe. white flannel shirt with letters q. c.
upon a shield, and blue cap with white star.
They have however, practiced but little. the
Club having played but four practice games
this season, while the Middlebury boys were
in good practice, and Of course had everything
their own way. The return game will be
PLAYED in this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

REAL EsTATE-H. II. Howe has sold his
house on Cherry Street to Mrs. Mary p. Stan
ton for $4,000
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03
STATE CONVENTION.

The Republican Union State Convention met
pursuant to the call of the Union State Commit
tee at the City Hall in Burlington wednesday,
July LIST, at IL O'Clock and was called tocrder by
Hon. Geo W. Grandey ofVergennes chairman
of the State Committee The call was read by
Col G. C. Benedict of Burlington, Secretary ef
the Committee Hon. G. ". Grandey then NOM
mated as temporary chairman Major Vim. W.
Rounds of Chester, who took the chair amid
applause.
MAJ. ROUNDS sPEFa1I.
Gentlemen of the Convention. thank you
very heartily for the honor you have conferred
upon me in calling me to preside over You in
your deliberations.
Ii always gives me pleasure 10 take part III
convention of true Vermonters and to be ca lied
to the chair of such body as this, Is, of course
occasion for still higher qualification. Without
further remark. will now await the business Of
the Convention.
On nomination Of Hon. T. ". Park Of Ben
nington, c. G. Benedict WAS appointed temper
AIRY Secretary.
On motion Of zen. Grandey a committee oftiye
-, :. - ....:.-. -, l,,,.;.i q.
was appointed oy the chair 10 reo'i''
and renort roll Of the Convention.
{ W. Willard OF Washington Co.
Kitnedge Haskins of Windh am Co
&. A. Merrill of Rutland Co.
+. c. Redington Of Caleloni, County.
II Vl.+;,,r - E-.,l,I;,, County
- ~ u.us.,;u .t.a ,.,.,.,,,;,tcs
non - '" "ia'u III '''''''i VI ''i'
on credentials, after short TINE reporter l''
DELEGATES present As follows:
ROLL 81 DE LE"A rF-'
455;,o, co,.nh,
:,
Addison, Asahel Barnes bridgeport, I. n
Hayward Bristol, harvey Muhsll NorhNSH'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03


F,5u A.lpF>r.-One of q gang Of la
lar-r-, going from Montreal To- Woodstock
attempted 70 Jump on tie train a- it started
our of >t. AlIau- depot Tuesday evening,
was thrown under die wheels and two trucks
passed over him, crushing the right fo9, and
leg below the knee, and the left arm and
shoulder. lie was taken out a sen-ele-s and
almost -haTele-> mas. conveyed into the de-
90, and hi, wounds dressed. bur he lied
ah.ut midnight Ilc WIS without money
and without friend, but Mr.. Geo. L. stone
supplied all that wac necessary for care Of
him. and the Il. r. company paid tie ex-
1.u-. IF hi. burial. The unfortunate mans
name Wa, john Gardener. he had gone with
several others my. 'F eating -~''n' ana
when "'' nam -'ar''-' 'Tiei 10 Jump on
r..rv c.,.>r,- IT,. Rerybli,,u Coi,prv
Convention was heldat GuiIdhal. june Ilth.
Hon u n Eo,-rie. Of NIaiI-ton. rrs-iiirg
Hon Geo. \ Dale Of Island Pond was re-
nominated ftp s.r.,,r rb. remainder of
the ticket nominated Il, a- follow.
assistant Jg.jgls-Ejia. LYMAN. I.r,;pq-
-.o. T.,i II.,,. ~ C..,,..-j
L,l,. .s p--tc. " u u.r,sb,-r
c.1.u.u
a.r,4-J ,l,r.rr leland p.u5
>,,,,., a,,s-o,,. a. u,-rov No.,
Concord
LEoL Ba.ls-p e. MAY. West concord
Resolutions WORE ,J,,,to5 .r5,r,;,. -to
Chico. ,1,+e,--, ,,1 .bs ,,.,.;-..;.,,. -
Grant anal C.lt,r
Co>lmg,rIoN. - Fourteen persons were
confirmed. in -. Pauls church last evening.
by Bishop Bis>ell RESISTED by the rector and
Rev. Or. Hicks Bishop Bis-elf holds
Confirmation seryi4e NJ tho Vermont Epis-
copal luetitute. thi, evening.
'0'
go" liz ''' 7''' We nave
, n VI g. '''' ''' NUN ,"' S,i'en VI =
''7" VI ''''"il
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Tn ALASKA AUTHORIZATION Tie House
Of Representatives has at last got before II
the subject of apTropriatinG tic money -'ipu-
lated by treaty To be paid to the Russian gov
eminent for the tans'erof Alaska-ttat II the
entire Russian possessions ou the northwest
coast Of America, the government Of Che
United State 1t has been marvel to Us
that action on il has been s1 long neglected.
We have never doubted for a moment that
the appropriation would DE made. There
was a good deal of pokinc fun in the papers
about Sc Walrusia rs if the country could
be Of no use except to walruscs when The
ratification of the Treaty was made public
Enlarged information has altered the tone
of those papers which at first secuted the
acquisition of the possessions which thctreaty
gives Us as a piece Of superlati'e folly. The
speech OF the chairman of the committee,
Mr. Banks. was a very able one. His views
are state-manlike.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

THl FIs,r DrrEl The District TOM
mi-'ce Of the Fir-- Congre--ional pi-tric;
mo. yesterday, and decided To- call the Dis
trict Convention at Rutland On the 9Th Of
august. The canvass is spirited one. in
the District. Oh the par, Of the leading can
lidates far the nomination. and the c1nven-
ti,n will De likely TO be a lively occasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

GIN. LES CouFcE.-At therecent Alum
nj supper at Washington College, (Lee's)
Virginia, Gen. Wade Hampton, in response
TO a toast said. the cause for which Jack
son and Stuart fell cannot be in vain. but in
some form would yet triumph" The eighth
toast was
The true men of the South Having
courage without rashness. prudence without
timidity. they neither quail before the irown
Of power nor iawn upon the hands that have
manacled the liberties Of their country
Gen. Walker. in responding. said '' that
during the war De bad trici To i, his duty in
seeking the req interests Of Virginia. and that
since the surrender Bee had never bowed the
knee to Baal H. never meant to acknow-
ledge higher allegiance than that he owed lis
native State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

BrTTER.-lhe batter market to-day showed
Ettla change from last week. We make the
ruling quotation for good quality 80 and 81
cents. though some choice fancy lots went n s
high AZ 33 cents. The amount shipped was
1902 tubs. or about IS. Too BIS 4l7a4s
MSSaHGsr TueSiqt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Bradford, b. Iurlhut: Brintrce, i. =. C.ere-
land, Jr Brookheli, C. 6 Iarbe.l Chelsea,
G. f. Hyde, L. G. Iinckiey; Orange. Samue.
Kimb-il Topshau, ;. F. McAllister ~ ash
ingtou. Lyman P Barrow West Farlec /.
Gorham Rirelow
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

ADDISON CorNTT.-The Republican County
Convention at Middlebury, june oath, nom
mated the following ticket
.Seuaiors-John NJ. Dyer. salisbury WA.
Phelps NASH, New Haven.
Assistant J,dges-Norman J. Allen. Fer
ri-burgh James NJ. Slade. Middlebury.
STATE, AHorney-Geo W Grandey, Yer
gcnnes.
Jadge Of Pro5afr- Harvey NIunsell Bristol.
Sheriff. NJ. Trip, New Haven.
HgL BqHf-Eivard Gorham Addison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

GREEN MOUNTAIN SENINARr.-This corpor-
alton has located it, seminary buildings at
Waterbury Centre, VT, and viii lay the
corner stone the 9th INST. Hon G. W. vii
lard is orator of the occasion, and other
speakers are expected. The time appointed
for the gathering il l0o'ciock, \ NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

HAsr GLARS, Esq. of the Rutland H,r-
o'9, /, engaged in compiling Vermont Di-
rcctory for 1862. Mr. Clark's extensive ac-
quaiutance with the people Of Vermont ar
well a, III, familiarity with the many wants
of Nemonters. will enable him to compile a
directory worthy Of the name.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

The jewellers around Chipmau's Hill. in
Miidebury, who are building road up that
mountain. propose to celebrate the 18th by
picnic on the Hill, for which each family
by itself, or clubbing with its neighbor. is To
provide what it wishes and spread it. cloth
up youder wherever it pleases
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Base BAI.-The Mountaineers Of West
ford played a match game with the Muggles
Of Essex on Friday last. which resulted in
favor Of the Mountaineers by a score Of loo
20 -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Co>naaArIoN. - Fourteen persons were
confirmed. in 81 Paul's church last evening.
by Bishop Bis>ell, r,sisted by the rector and
Rev. Or. Hicks. Bishop Bis>elf ho,ds q
Confirmation service nj tho Vermont Epis-
copal Iuetitutc. this evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

FOR ELECTORS At LARGE
GEO. ". GRANDEY, Of Vergennes.
HORACE FAIRBANKS, of St Johnsbury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

ESSer COUNT
Rrlrht.r. J. Groni Ir.


Baker,deld,C T. Oyitt; Berkshire.W Chlfse;
Ero,hurgh, f. J. Tyler; Fairfax J. y. Farms
worth. J. Bellows; Fletcher, r. W. Bailey,
Franklin. +. T. Bell; Georcia. %. 5 Bliss;
Montgomery, j. :. Upper; Rchturd :. p. Car
peuter. A 4 BroNn, Sheldon Wm Demiug, J.
Fish, Jr; St Adams, Almont Barn.. J. ;.
Burgess, H. II. Farusworth W H. Whiting;
Swanton, ". l.. SovIes, '. 5 Ferris; Fairfield,
& Sf.rr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

that he was man of enlarged political expert
encc aud in every way worthy Of the trust.
Hon Vim. Gilmore Of Rutland nominated
Hon. P1fr W. HYDE of Cast1eton.
Hon Geo. 2. hayes and Hugh H. Henry sec
ondcd General Grandey's nomination
4 ballot was ordered and J. W. Stewart,
VIM. Gilmore ard Geo P Hayes were appoint
81 Teller. The ballot stood as follows;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Faru AcouDr.-Friday cyeuin. about
FIX O'Clock band Gag va- run into the draw
while open az Ni->isluoi bay, near Alburgh
SPRING, and man named Isaac F. Drew, a
section band. went down with the er and
'ya- drowned. lie leaves family at Al
bureL Spriug-. Three Others were ON the
@r huJ they saved themselves ty iumping
from IT,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03
For Vice President,
SCHUYLER CeLFAX,
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN b. PAGE.
OF RUTLAND.
FOR LIEUI.-GOvERSER,
STEPHEN THOMAS
OF WEST FAIRLEE.
FOR TREASURER
JOHN A. PAGE.
OF MONTPELIER.
FOR ELECTORS At LARGE :
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

NFw PArNrs.-Patents were i7suci June
23l To John g.. Gross Of Brattletoro. Vt. for
improvement in railways G.. A. Woodstock,
VI, in thread cutters George i Nutting
of Randolph. Vt, for Improvement in pumps;
%. W. Cutting Of Cambridge. Vt, for i'm
progement in stove drums Charles c. Post
Of Hinesburs, VI. for Improvement in sap
I'LL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

Grand lie County.
Alhurgh 4 D. Story South Hero, a. u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-07-03

.fddison COUNTY.
Bennington County.

Arlington. K. D. futile, Bennington. T. v.
Park, c. r. >andiord, H. G Root c. Z. Well
ing, \ Nillington; Dorset, D. L. Kent, II B.
Kent; Rupert, Jonas Wilder; SALISBURY. Hiram
Cole. Milo Pierce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

Z JAMES River TowIEG AND TRANSPORT
TIoH CoMPANY.--Judge Meredith granted I
yesterday, charter to Charles Nelson,
Edward. Cannon, William 81. Crowell, D.
s. LETTER, and 81. r. Hazlehurst, to 1ncor-
porate company to be styled The James
River Towing and Transportation Compa-
nv. The company is formed for the pur-
pose oftoWiDg ships, vessels, lighters, arks,
and all other things which float on the wa
ter, on James river and its tributaries; on
Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay,
and their tributaries and to transport and
carry persons and all articles Of merchan-
disc and freight BY. water. The COM
nencement capital is forty thousand dol
lars. to be divided into s.aaresof one hun
lred dollars EACH, Principal Office in
Richmond. Officers for the first year !:
Charles Nelson, president; John Z. Cur
RE, secretary and treasurer; D. S. Letter,
general agent.sv. ~ = ...-st-a r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05


List orsUsMArLApLEsL sLETTERs REMAIE-
ING III THE RIcHmoNp PoSr10FEICE March
5, lssa.-A Rowe, Fredericksburg,
Va, no stamp G. Bouknight, Columbia,
IS. c., revenue stamp; Colonel JOHN Ns
Clarkson, Richmond Va, no stamp; Miss
Julia white, Richmond, Va, no stamp ;
w. a. Ehiles, Richmond. Va; no stamp;
Wyatt S. Rsasley, Gseene county, va,
reyenus stamp; Mrs. James Ghaimefs.
Ignchbur9 Ya., no stamp Rev. Robert
Hin. Richmond, Va, no stamp; DR.. WI
smsr Hodgson, Key Vart, N. j., no stamp;
John Z. y Palmer, Richmond, Na.f no
stamp. Mrs.. @. T Miller Haryisonbufg,
no STAMP Miss Agnes Guerrant Collins
Vile Tenn, no stamp; t. O.. Daniel,
Rictmond, Va, no stamp; Randoipn Gof.
don, Baltimore, Nd, no stamp Charles
"a. Richardson, SsaEnton, Va, useless
Stamps Box26Ss no stamp e e.. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

i aOux AMERICAN IRELAED."- it were
only possible that tthB dream of some Of
our sanguine enthusiasts could be realized,
and Ireland be added to the Uniteds States,
how auickly in the internal troubles OF
that mekless but beautiful island would
give way tospeace and hope. The: Irish
people wOrid then know that they would
soon be goYefned by q Legislature and
executive of their own choice, and conspi-
racy and Fenianfsn would at once come To-
an end ~ by cannot Great Britain apply
The same remedy All that Ireland needs
Is justice snd SELF. government, and she
will at once becone tranauil and prospe-s
Tofss. e1c FORK SIN. s~-ssz -.
\ True, every word sof IL. But before thus
giving advice Co. England, why cannot the
Ssnspractics here at home what II breaches
abroad r Why not help 10 give our Ire
land-tha southern States Justice and
seIfgovernnlent !, eehefore proceeding thus
to lecture, with cheap rhetoric, that means
nothing, the British liana Are not Tan
kee styrants Just sas edious rs British
fyfantaS tst Thou hypoerite, first cast the
bealk ont of thiine own eye, and chen thou
shalt SEQ clearly TO cast out the Inete out
of thy brother,s eye. I, l-Nsao York Er-
Errsco ~ ssz 81 ks&Stfzs 5zz assss sts g
H'coos rssstsss5 ~ Mse4 ssSs: Ss4ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-05

JUDGE BUaaHAM's CoURT- -AARCH 4TH,
1858. IA aoils prosequi was entered IN the
.caseof Sarah Brewa, indicted for arsoas
Il James Seybert, indicted for the larceny;
of q horse and other property, WAS foand
guilty and his punish pent ascertainedi 70
belccafinementin the penitentiary for f7e.
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I Noqe proseqasiis were entered in the cases
of Charles Mosby, Phiiip Robinson, Lucien3
Pclk, Richard White, and Joseph Cheat
ham, Indicted TOR felony as ss ss e 80 ~