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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17

D.oppEE--COFEEE received fresh
snpply Of the very hest Rio Coffee, which VIII be
scIl nj n small profit, for cash emily, by -
Aug WV w. "ON''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17
Dental instruments.

rINuE subscriber has for sale a New Case Of
i Dental Instruments, complete = from
ZONES White & McCurjy's Dental Depot,
phiIodelphia. Pa. Q. A. JORDAN.
Athens, Aug G, ls5s-tf-5l5
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17

BOwEN'S CENTRAL AFRICA.
Adventures and Missionary Labors in several coun-
tries In the Interior Of Africa from 1910 to 1856, by
Rev. I. j. BowgN. l2mo 35opp. With un engraved
Map OF lorubi 100
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17

g5g A correspondent of the CHATTANOOGA
Gazette, writing from Jasper, says of Judge
Gardephire, who held the Circuit Court At
that place, that he acquitted himself greatly
to the satisfaction of every body, except,
perhaps, few evil-doers. He says:
Nancy Martin, indicted for infanticidr,
lhe murder Of her own child; her father. VII
liam Martin, her mother, Agnes Martin, her
sister Lucinda Martin, also indicted Jointly
| with her, were tried. Nancy was convicted
OF murder IN the second degree, and sent to
'he pehllenilary Tor sixteen years aud four
months: Agnes and William Martin were al
so convicted of murder in the second degree.
anu sent for ten years; Lucinda was acquitted.
They were all tried separately.
George Clark, an apprentice boy, was
tempted by his master (Dunn) until he took
whole halt Il dollar, when Dunn prosecuted
him for stealing, aud he was found guilty of
petit larceny. The juryeEecommended
him TO the mercy OF the Court; 1.-THE
CouIl and jury having more mercy than his
hard hearted master, he was turned loose
upon securing the cost, TO the great satisfac-
ton OF everybody, except perhaps his perse-
cutOr.
lsam Gilman was tried for obstructing the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. This
prosecution has been pending for long
while, and is perhaps the first of the kind in
the State. lie was found guilty and sen.
fenced to the peniicntiury for four years,
but he appealed 10 the Supreme Court at
! Knoxville.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-09-17

UROOTS AND SBlOES.-A splendid assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes, received and for sale
by oct4 A. ohhAuE w.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
MlSCELLA LANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM SAM
FRANCISCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF BLIN
NNHo Is DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Hlnd' lieafing to the Deaf! Bnni-hing Fits!
Removing Marks from the iuCel curing Piles and bud
sore legs u air also restored 10 the head, aud pre-
vented from falling OF
The Doetr viii cure PRIVATE DISEASES la less
time than noy man ia tho world, without loss Of Tina
To the pulent. -"
LADIES, with Weaknesses Of amy Kind give him n
call aud ypn will not regret IT, Ladies' also attended
q 10y letter.
Person. irontcd for cos SUMPTION bad better see
the Doctor, IA niue rs out Of twelve not Con
sumption at al, and nre curable. All persons may
be sure that tho Doctor viii not take any case In
hand unless he IL ceriain Of effecting n cure.
The cNent Oi imposition nowadays In the practice
Of mrdcne, Induces tho Doctor 10 invite all persons
Ia his office. where they eee for themselves tho
cures he performs; whore, also, hi, Office bpok 10
open Tor reference to the hundreds he has cured In
Tnn Francisco, aud also his Diploma.
Cancer Cared without thc
Knife
Mark-Thls ~ the Dr. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures at his office 707 Broadwny,
New York
Notice to the Old Country People.
Dr. Davis tteats all cases tho same ms he did In
Madam STEPHESS HOSPITAL, In Dublin.
once hours, from . A. ". tot = NJ.
OFFiCE-No. IL l. street b,tween Second and
Third. Feb 3d-u
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
RIyET

President ................ .....JAT.s BrcHASAv.
Vice President. John Z. Breckenridge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

Snf hdriit ........... 49,. ....t. \. Malhe"s
krevmh ....... =. owen Murphy
Third ..::...... .:....I P. Ripley
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
Jas. e. Came g. Co.,
Strayed or Stolen |!

NNROM TIE SUBSCRGBER on or ~
r. nbou, the 18th of March, Bay IEsN
hors. . WIN u hail IA and .hrcc white feet --4-Zl
nnl the fourth suppose to be part white, IL about
| hands high, with white spots one or both sides
aud whit. hairs scattered over his rump and ;. ~
ie white sp 1t On thetop of the shoulder supposed
to he II collar mark dark name aud tail, aud small
burst on tn left side: also ole hay mare about Is
hand high white strip on the fFehead the left side
uf the n white with "A little white on the under
Ip four white feet collar lLarked on top of the neck
Thin in esh. and bran led on the left shoulder sup
posei to be J. : also on the right thigh star. Any
person TINT i'll bring onG bpt of them 10 Abbye.
tnCh. two miles above the Buffalo Rance the
)rDvlile aud Flrbesovn Road. or will give me in
form ,iion II the SINE, will be lDerllly rewarded.
March ~, 1888 ABRtN.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
STATE OFFICERS.
STATES SENATOR'S.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
u. c Broderick ............... .Wm. 6win
u. REPRESENTATIVES,.
C.McKibbeu ...... .....Cbas Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
TEIoS. BoxCE.
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE. corner Montgomery and Washington SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
An n O Il z q a mt:

| imadnr sentinef, Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent city;
Democrat. Mariposa;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
Chronicle, YEeka,
El Clamor l,ublico, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicis:
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, jackson. o T.:
Standard, Portland, o. T.:
Argus. oregon city, O. T;
Messenger. Corvallis q T.;
Zines, Portland. q. 7.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
DAILY RECORD, 0RoVlLle,

DAILY RECORD, OROvlLle,
Daily State Journal. Sac
Enquirer. Marysville;
Republican shasta;
Citizen, Downieville:
Plumns Argus, Plumas;
Tribun. San Jose:
Herald, auburn:
Courier. Yankee Jims:
Union democrat, Sonora
Californian, 0roville;
Independents San Andreas
Placer Press. Auburn;
Democrat. Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE ia hereby given that the undersigned will
~ apply TO the BOnt 0f Supervisors in aud fJr
I,ntie county At their May session In 1858 fIr a
License to cDnsract Toll Bridge aud Ferry across
The Middle or South Fork OF Feather Ri-er, few
rpIs ab Jye It's junction with the North Fork OF nd
river. ~ LNESTER T. SAVAGE co.
Bii~ell, April isi. 1859
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
BLANK So.

EYcry ie,cripi ~ Of Blanks exec itrd on the short
staotice, With Inrivillei | taste an neatnes'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
THE CEN. LANE AND JENKINS AFFitR

From TIE 81 Louis Dszocrqt n J.res.
Tie fact that Cams Jenkins OF Lawrence "as kuled
by James IT, Lane on Friday last has already been re-
DO, ted by the telegraph. The particulars OF tue nor
iible affsr, Learn from gentlemen WAC lett the
Territory on Saturday morning, are as follows:
There was q dispute between Lane and jenkins
concerning a valuable lAnd claim, lying il close
proximity 10 Lawrence. Til, dispute engendcred d
cordial hated wtci attended to the private relations
Of the parties. Syme weeks ago Lanes tam' arrived
in Kensss, and Lsne took them upon the contested
suit concerning the title being 6tbl before the
proper tribunal. This action cn the part OF Lane
excited jenkins, but nothing passed between them
till Friday the It'll instant. On this day Jenkins in
formed Lsnc thst he intended drawing some water
from the well On the claim. Lane told him to re-
irain but jenkins paid no attention TO tic caution
and made his cpp6arocce near the cam curing tsle
day. lie was provided with gun and an Ak, aad
wos accompanied by three compeeions. As he APP
proecL lie laid down he gun eud took up the ak II
knock the chan from the lock by which it was last
ered AS he stepped forward Lan9 appeared 10 front
of the house srned with loaded shotgun. jenkins
gave lock Of defiance at his enemy and ia the next
moment fell TO the tarth-s corPss-hsy,ag receive cd
AZ jenkins fe one Of his friends ited three q mes
at Gen. Lane, one ball missing him, another grazing
hi. fcrehe11 ard the third 5uryng itself in the calf
OF Lis leg Bringing lin 20 the ground. Ii was har-
rowip- pcc.eflc Ire body IL Mt. Jentics was soon
removed and Lsne taken ipto custody. Mrs. Jerk ms
was neal!y crszed a. the fearful intelligence OF the
death Of her Husband. She is lying in dangerous
cCrdtioo. Jelkirs bore an excelen. character, ana
his To- viii lie deeply regretted.
Itis proper TO state that Gen. Lane claims that he
was (uy icslifed in shooting down bis Adlu'aut Cen
ersl-for strange as it may seem, such Jenkins was
ED asserts that he establish his justification be-
fore The courts Of his coGntry.
TIE feeling against Lsre was general Throughout
the Territory.
Last iepoits indicate that there was sous tax Of
lynctipg Lane but Il il hardly probable that this "
be done. Lane IL a, present in cloeo custody aud mig
trial will come OF a. an enry day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
MEXICO.
From II, n o. Delta. Js-e

From The n o. Delta Js-e T.
BY the arrival OF the brig NscuI Stet:on, Capt.
Travis from ierpico, at tbs port, have dates 10
tic ID ult Tsupico, il viii be recollec'ed is ~ tHe
lsne of the Zu'osgs Government ana 8. present the
rcaG4usf.srs Il Gtn. Mejia. Tbs worthy champion
of La 1sli. ion los tueos used to be cap ala II 3
que rls bard. aBa wss captured by Gen. P4ror a
YEAR eco, at san LUIS de P0.oei, but psrdvned by
President Como. fort Ca the a6yen, OF ZIOs. 10
Tower he as well as OSo.ios. C0hos and Others. were
appoisted to high commands. MeIs Es' lately d.s-
pe!sed Ger. Csyzss force, and the Proclamation he
issued ca tie 18th 70 rs army deals n hish-h)wn
phrases.
From Gen Gsrzss Intercepted corresp ndCuce ard
published N La C1ior tee 1sDp,co Goyeramelt a.
per- il seems that ire lsnkeos are 10y DO means uola-
tefestcd spectatoTs CT the -nfct. Sr. Ramon LaOo,
writing from Matamors5 TO Ger. Cara Aorll -,
states that ! 600 muskets uuder way from New.
York for Gen. N3suJr. 10 the letter the writer
recommends Gen. CsrvsG Of Sierra .irs notorie Y,
a. competent military lea7er TIE fiiuOus'ers are
mer toned in letter written by sr. juan prsd, in
eLythiI bu. le dig spirit hcXcaos, II seems. o.
whatever party, have dead Of Americans, AID ike
10 do ibcu Egttirg q ore.
Gen. Xq.oags ca ordered bv q decree Of the 30th
OF April last that al hghSey robbers sGd there are
few cf them in Mexico shall be, when caught,
brought before military, instead u civil tribunals.
counsel OF IS to be formed at all headquarters Of
cJrDuaJciGg generals. Tie testimony Of persons g.
saated is TO be Sufficient for conviction. The s.a-
tercc Of tee court to be csIied INTO effect witt n
three dass after is delivery the who's decree - IN
print but we doubt whether the Government OF Gen.
Zal5ags has either tie power or the inclination to
cary it out.
Uy the capture tf the Guerrero steamer a large
fmourt OF ammunition ie,l into the hands of tue
Zuoaea fniocs at Iampco Gen. iIsve, OF the Jlarez
nsrty' il stated to have abandoned the command VI
the G. ust.utonsst troops near Jslapa, sno TO nave
arrived at Vera Cruz for euoarkau0n IlH report
Wensed ha,dIy state is coming from rather doubtful
authority. !,
A long article repubisbed from the Mrico S0c'ctod,
concerning the struggle in the State Of Vera Cu, Is
the first thing hsve SEGA ffom the Mexican Capita.
for early month. TIE Tociefdd is bitter on Gov.
Zsr1oIa but thinks thst the 10 that pst will come
to speedy end, tic great oatioDal question has
already b, IN decided in the Interior.
There is no OF any more conflicts between the
Zuloara ard Juarez forces. Yidsurr, at the latest
accounts received at Tsmpcn had retrcatcd to Monte
req. Whether this il so requires confirmation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
Later from NeW-McxicO.

81. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jdue >, le'S.
a Leavenworth dispatch Of the Eta says that Gov
eminent train from HewMeSco arrived this evening.
1t left Santa F6 May 10, and Fort Un;on 18th, 10 con-
popy with the mail for Independence. M,j'r Stein OF
the Let Dragons, Lieut.. Hastings, Capt SoFerren OF
the Quart, rmasers Department, with their families,
on leave Of absence, Mrs. General OAKLAND, Mes'rs
Southwick ard Sawyer, Surveyors en- the southern
Overland Mail route, together with an escort OF TWEEN
t, five men, under Lieut.. Craig, accompanied the
train.
Large bands of Cheyennes ArIapsfoss, Kowss and
ComsLche Indians, ard large numbers Of emigrants
bound to Calfarnia and Arizona were met On 'he
Plains. Tie former were peacesby ci.posed. Tue
Santa Ft read was in excellent ordeT and tie party
came through in twenty three days Nc san;s re
papers have been received and there is no New
Mexican LEWIS Of inteies. reported. C.n inued efforts
were beirg made to organize Territorial Goveram ut
over Arizona Rich geld deposits had en- discovered
in the neiehborioci Of Tucson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
Later from ST. Domingo.

BoSTon Thursday, June III, iS'S.
Adyces from st. Douirgo % May -, received by
the big Lsmills Capt Lavender, sriiged here ycs-
tsrday from Cape Hsy.er, state that deSer'ers from
the St. Domingo army were daily a'rvits at Cape
IIoyten in destitute cOution; Thee de'eiterS male
TIE following statements. Santana, the chosen fies
dent of the north pa,t Of tine Island had invaded 81
pomir 60 City with considerable force, sud, al
several months operations, he returned to SAmana'
which place was taken, with consider able slaughter
ard destroyed.
At the same time pcesidtE: Bsez SEA: siA o. twenty
vessels 10 blockade To su.Plaie, uldeE The go Il
1oapd of an American ciioer Ga the I'D The report
came thst tie port b,d been taken and destroyed 1t
was also stated at the cusro island Nevass situssod
about 10 miles souttwes q 81 pcu.rgo, wnics has
beer held H. some Americans las been claimed by
the II ,yen Government ard two mel-o.-"at seni to
expe al nirldes. Tie created great excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of SIR. WOODSON MO Joint resolu,
tion was aoOpc0 Authorizing the Postmaster y eheda
tom6ke ARRANGEMENTS for carrying the mail ION 81
Jcsepfs, Missouri to Plscerville California IN thirty
On motion of MI. y. CLANCY JONES tPe. the
House resolved H. take arecesS IRON io 10 s oo0A
today. - c.o,
The House then went into Committee on the oe9a%
amendments to tie Army bill.
The ucuse concuried genorelly i'll the actioh OF tlo
Committee of tie Whole on the State oil the mon
s.tLn out the approprietion Of 81 2J2O for fOrtll-
cations, ard agreed TO the amendment to rePeai al
laws authorizing the sale Of the forts or Reservations
which have or may become useless for n'itsIy pur
poses. 1,,n,,,~-,n 80 hoho,f If
the Judiciary Committee, the further consideration oil
the case of Judge WatIous was postponed III Tue
secopn Thursony in DecernbeT The principal reason
assigned Yves that there is not time 10 act a. the pres
The supplemental Indian Appropriation bill was re-;
turned fom tie Senate with amendments, Que OF
wt;1h was explained by Mr.. J. CLANCY JONES 10
h. an sunrousatiOn Of 81 Co., TO fulfill the lPuls-
tions made vita the Sioux lndlans 10 3d. weo, a.,
leone that the United States hsd broken iaith, ana
fSdnc n troops Withdrawn, thresten 10 deInSe Tue
frontier With blood. This amendment was sdopted,
ard Thirty other amendments were ac'ed on i"e
House then took recess till . oc.ock. 49, S.....,
On the rea.sem6Dg 81 , Inc S n Ss: discussed c
On ore aide il was coDtended that the conli SCI
should be carried out in good fsith and on the ONE
that bonus should not be given 10 any ns ""N' '"'
mails could be carried merely for the postage
Thy amendment was rejected.
TIE House agreed with the Senate in striking ou'
$50 100 fol Contingencies 10 the mail service between
New. York ard Europe.
All the ether Senate amendments were rejected
Message wac received from the President, iucios,
Jog copy of dispatch from Gov. Cumming, da'eo
May >, received at the State Department yesterday
From this tie President says there TO believe
that cur difficulties with Utah have terminated, and
the laws axe restored. He congratu.tes Congress on
tbs sulpicious event; expresses the opinion that
there will be no occasion TO mako the appro-
prston for tue three regiments Of volunteers recent
IN Utah aid for the protection Of the emisrant trans
and srop.es and says that Texas cen be defended 10y
90 regular troops now within her lini;s The Pros
deut "a u rtfe 1atiGed becsue the events In Utah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

The Royal Mail steamship Asia. capt. Lott which
ssied from Lverpoel at about ten occcS Ga the mora
ing Of the 9th Msy, agsiSed hs,c early Tauesday
mHrp.pg, Jane 10.
TIE screw steamship Borussis from Nev.York 90 the
18th Of May arrived at south, 1rton on The msruisg
Of the 9th May; sad the steamship Ariel. which ka
New-Yo,k also on the 18th. reached Southampton %
the morning of the 2Sth May.
The steamship EdicssOe arrived 81 BGemso 81 he
9Th May.
Tie puj,c, fos steam lpe fcm Galwsyt to Ausriea
isTevived. frstcsss steamer is announced to leave
Galway about Jure TO-
Gen. Corcba had asked 20 DC reel lsd from Cuba -
tic score OF i'll heath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
,pur,,sr MINISTERIAL SPEECH.

a BANQUET was given ct Slough OF Msy ~ TO NJ
Di.rseE and Mr. Dupre meubsrsfor Buckiashsmse'rs
On tie toa.t Of - Her Msjesty's Ministers Mr. DIS
,..u returned thanks ia brilsnt speech u which the
following is q srmnary:
Although tho kind invitation 10 meet them there
that dsy wse offered to his colleague and himself ~
fose be was qualified to return thsIks for the tssse
witch bad been just given be could assure them TIE:
Re was q,atfed that this krected opportunity hse
offered, when ts hoped he might not r1isctsspre< tss
recsptisu xhca they had accorded TO h! 10 ssssuag
ttai 60 far he could form az rinien they wee at
d:ssstisf ed With the coDduct CT her Msiassy 4even
uort dc-irg taer triet ts1-rs et oMce. tCtcon
Hsuiztt be refu:tcs5 en- tlSt cccasoa-t1s Rfsx. ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

8 the corr ct one The Vanderbilt or Panama inter
at would shrink from any bargain of the kind and
would probably much prefer that the lake and river
boats were such or buried as soon Is they had
s.ryed the purpose OF the fIIbusters Here sgain.
ny ears are assaled By the barbarous noise Of the
bar rooms and the lobby. Rumor upon runOr lie
unon lie. OBSERVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
The Rhode Island Banks.

ProvintscE, K l., Tour.dsy, Jcr- 10 1853.
II following is the Ststenebt OF the BsIks Of Ibis
city for the week end nc tie Ttl inst
tirrrl,'ion. rs II l. -, 6aj
Depr-l........... 2tSS sfSl p-oe 57T63
II . Stshme I Of the BarLs Ct Rtoie Island. not
i,codrr these ~ this city for tie week ending the
1lh inst lie ga follow
Crrct soD 9i5 losos SflFfe1
Derls!.s ......,,,, Sl5 s Spece 't6i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

by the di,srreerlert of the Senate, the provision
for new sleeps OF wax would be sticlen out. IL
Wss carried yesterday BY tie refusal Of Mr DAVIS o.
Mssssctusetts 20 vote, aud the atseace OF otter
Republicans. whose names hsSc been bancIed
about freely.
The Pfesiaert's Messsge sent to the House to-
night confirms ny dispatch of yesterday Order
reigus in Utah.
No Territorial Government will be established in
Arizona or DacotAh this session. 1t IS too late
To the Associated Press
WAsmscroS, Thursday, June TO- 1873.
oafcioI Information has been received from Gov.
r,gmp;,c Of his arrival at Salt L.ke City and favor
a,,e reception there. Brigham Young formally del =
cred TO bin al authority ard cours led the people to
obectnce There was not the sgttest demonsii alton
of hostility. Brigham and the prominent Mormons
we're to have "a salt Lake on Tuesday last
The veiious Mormon settlements were broken up
ard tie inhabitants were moving south lOI OF n the
direction Of Soura. The scene is represented TO have
been NEST distressing en mOurfful the men women
and children poorly clad and lily provided fOr, uncom
painir ely took tier departure from the Territory.
The Postmeser General has signed contract with
Louisiana and Tcbusntepeo Company FOR the convey
ance of tie malls 20 California with the privilege Of
delivering them AID passengers to the Panama lice
at or near Acapulco or at Ventoso Bay
If they e.e delivered at ventoso Bay SEQ 900 and
at Acapulco, $3.50 600 per ennun s 70 be paid. The
cootrsct is for one year. commencing the IL. of
October, 60 thst this AID tho from New sk TO
Asp.I we'll stell CxUire at the time. Tue con-
tract proyses that if there is service there shall be
mol ey
This line with tbs late arrangement for carrying the
mails from New.YoslS 10 NcG-Odoaus in three days
ard ten tOurs, will shoren the trip from New.York TO
Sen F'aI cisco eight ten days. Tie great Mssis.
sipp ard Coiuubos, Kentucky, X .ilfoad arrange
MEET to New Orleans confer on the latter extraodn-
any advantages.
The Presidents brief Message announcing toe events
in Utah csue rather unexpected on the House todey.
Its IesdIg several times Interrupted by Laughter.
fxpreetons rose from various pars Of the hall So
'tbe Mormon war is tnde1" chi lions are saved TO
"the couuty," Il glad of it. &c sc.
The iDGefatieabie Chairman Of the COMMITTEE OF
Ws7s eod heaus waited to 90 into Committee of the
Whole bat the House had glory enough for one day,
and icyfuy Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
PhiIadeIphia stock Board.

PHHADLITHIA Thnrrday, June ~. ISJS.
Stocks tehvy. PetDs .gspis Stat. fIves ~; Reai-
irg Rsfosd, 2Nl; MONS Csnsl IL; Long Issnd
ka.Eosd, II, Pe1b-ylv-Is Railroad. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11

willow FEgER At HAyASA.-COrespOnden Of
the New-Orears journals say tie yeox fever ia max
ing sad havoc among the unacclimated Q. Havana
Upon the sugar eeats the osease represented 10 DO
Of an unusually malignant type, compelling al entire
susrsnson ofwork upcn tie moat Of them aud threat
ering to bring the remainder to full stop before the
erd oftte month. s.,
R,RfY CnFRRiEs.-Ripe cherries, called me
"Eariy Honey Heart" we're picked yesterday, iauy
ripe from tree en- Charter Oak avenue. Tie zee .
small enc. ard bears tois year fer te h.t' tune 20
ca eues are issgs ard prove what tsey as.' 'o''
" W. -"A '-~ ''' -N fHss.f,ra CoErsss. Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-11
Laurence, Stone 4 co.

BosION, TpuTsday, JuIe IL, IsS.
.. tie adjourned meeting oftte creditors OF Aears.
Lawrence Store a Co., to-day, claims amounting to
600 were presented, Masking the total lab lties OF
the defunct firm thus far SLOWED s!,eOo,UOe
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PrTFRsRrHG, Va, Thursday, juno TO, ny.
Ravliss. The regro kidaaprsr, wac tired in the
f;,rnt Ceur: to day. before Judge toued guilty
I'D 70 the Peatertsry fo' for forty years
ojolt xssrs on each Indictment against him. oiGP-
t Siss' &. s,,,.c;sts. is e be tr,si tomorrow
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John u. Hale Reelected.

CoscoRD, Thursday June 10, 1888
The Senate have concurred With tho House in re-
electne the Hon. John p Hale s. Senator giving
him eight votes, agsinst three fx Wells ard one for
Colby.