The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-14
asms 6utbrrings, III.

asms 6atbrrings, &t.
Mo York Avg. IL. In the Supreme
Court to-day, writ Of certiorari was grant
ed in behalf Of Mrs. Cunningham, returna.
bic tomorrow.
Iowa ELECTION. Chicago Aug. II. Re-
turns from "a counties In lows, give ma
jority for the Constitution Of 1850.
- fact that should DO known. In
every case Of diarrhea, dy'cntery, cholera
morbus and oil other summer complaints,
MITCuELL'S AMERICAN SPECIFIC
will effect cure, and perfect satisfaction
warranted. See advertisement.
Near Edith, S. c., crop is about
to DO gatherei Of four acres OF sunajwers.-
The seed will BE- used for oil and to feed cnt.
tie and poultry, as in the south Of France
hut tho chief object is to obtain the fbres Of
the stalk for paper making. II the cult.
walton succe, DIS, IL ~ expected to supply
abundant materials for 6ne writing and
printing paper, ~ vel ~ hns and oosrss for
paper hanging
The widow Of Henry Clay u seventy
SIX yssrs ofags. Until within year she
has been In hearty good health. Her feeble.
ness is now, however, growing manifest. and
- 49, =. 4. al L.
he erected for her husband. and by his side,
she, too. will be consigned 20 her Anal earth
" repose. May her closing DAYS be tran.
aull, hopeful, and happy.
The Cynthiana (Ky.) New. speaking
of the great crops in that county, remarks
that-..thousands upon thousands Of bar
rsls of corn must be hauled Ia th. Devils
Pass, there u make 90 ID Old B,urbon mot
withstlnding Il Is made In Harrison and #
its readers will but drink this god old
Bourbon, made in Harrison, BY the Harri.
sonites. with their improvements oflogwood,
arsenic, cockroaches and mola.ses, Il will eat
up their bowels in less tine that Solomon
'a''' "'' 'e"'P''
-Col ]. II. Tburston. Of Madison.
= -. TT.
""o ''' A''n''e,y s"sas'u u" la""s 's'''
trees says 'hat no mas seen on three Or four
different apple trees In his orchard. full
blown roses Of l-ro. ,iz,. re,.mb,inr the
I'..L,. -
"'N"'' " NA"'1~ 'o'0 y" ''Ns """ ""S""S''
Nrn.,sr, Errc,,ox 81 Lov;, Ann II
p.,m.ns - ,ha 49,, C,...s;on.. L.
t,oh IRON al nnt one county give Ferguson,
pemo. .; ~ InnP,nnn, Den Sn ana
boo e" ", ,"eu'n"cn' III n nnn' pe"i'e'a''
'''' A""''' oPp''''o'' low
Missouri Observation-Disclosures rvou,Rr
Errcryp 81 Lou;, auo II. Nine,v. five
counties c;vs PniI;n. n ,no;nr;,v nr hut
1000. but returns are 40 Conflicting. that
,ccurn,s f,cures "a moi h, gwen. Rollins.
Lo,aror - 81, h,, .I,.,.J D., iso, r,,;or
;,v r' ''0
iArr Ro,l;n. IA N, fermentation cond;.
dote "
ooun iial'ne, 'aw SohFu'her " 'i'
Guy "'' ''s" "PP''"''' 's''s'''y VI '"'"'
PRou Kansas. 81. Lou;, auo II. Adj.
v;c.s frnm Kansas ny, IN ,be s,n;ns, Gov.
Walker had returned to Lawrence with his
troops, the rumored Indian attack on Fort
Riley proved groundless.
The officers Of the Lawrence City Govern.
ment met on the 7th and proceeded to per-
feet the ordinances.
The election returns indicate u nearly
unanimous vote in favor OF the Topeka Con.
stitution.
Ex Gov SnASSoS's OPINION. A Kansas
correspondent gives, US follows, the views Of
Ex.Goy. Shannon on Walkers military
seems half 90 we'll pleased with Walkers r..
vival of war, insurrection and treason rs
FL. Gov. Shannon, who resides Ms A lawyer
at Lecompton. He declared himself entirc.
ly eclipsed, and said there was no poin in
his admiration so brilliant as Walkers
an army against lawrence 10 tell
them ,ha, IL thew pryc,sded TO commi, treas.
on they would DO traitor, =,