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VOL XIV. NO. 2Sl.
MEMPHIs q wAsnA GToN TELEGRAPH.

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II u connects With Richmond Psscrsbarg iynehbu,g
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cry and Mobile in the south and intermediate
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ZONES ON THE EYE.--The Principles and Prac-
- Of opthamo Medicine and by Wharton Jones'
y. n s., with ITO illustrations, last edition
Physicians symptom Book containing The doses
the principal chief
preparations by Joseph wybcs A. NJ NJ D. last edl
TAYLOR MAURY,
Feb 20 3St Pennsylvania ayonse
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-.s.. y. BAUMGARTEN,
t. No 2o7 O Sbed, 6oiuecn eh and 1oh Sreets
LNNGRAYER and designer in general, manufac-
and inventor OF the improved seal presses watch
engave music pcher stencil GUTTER
and ogapber prepared execute
meaon gold silver brass steel &C. In good
workmanship by other establishment tho United
confident that all
him viii give perfect satisfaction, charges made.
SEAL PRESSES,
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS, .I+'.N"H O. p
I WATCH CASE ENGRAyER, &
..- H WOOD ENGRAvER,
MUSIC PUNCTiER ". ..s
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

f4OR RENT; either furnished or unfurnisbed, and
BY the 0r shorter period house,
and Third streets, occupied during the ni AZ
Hon Mr. Hammond, United States from
quireof lI hLl Ati4 DAVID A HALL, VIA
Nov 0-eodu III. @ No. sos csifeel.
IF0R RENT.--The Front Parler, and Bed Room at
iaehed, over Kdwel Laursncea Drug store, The
desirable avenue
parimenu and Wizards Hotel Also, rooms ssry
all furnished. Apply 10 kIDWEII A LAURENCE,
Nov l0--atawu 1l n. a4H'. n, I4sh
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townships an AZ, 40, and "A, Of range 8. "a ;.
Townships sections A. g. g. 10, H. H. 49, 20 ~ 2s
49, 49, 3d. 49, township AZ fractional sections Q,
49, and sections "a and 80 oil township so ne ~
onai ~ section 2s the Il NE u Sc u and the
the SW section 3o section 49, and fractional section a.
sections la "a and ss Of township az; u the NE A and
Eyz Sc section q section 2 the Of the NE
ownshp as; the 4 Of the Nj X Sc 4, the = Of tho
X the x Of the sE " y Of the sw and the sw :, Of
the sw u IA sections Is and 2o the NV Of the NE a
and section 80, OF township 81, Of range D. - =. = -
SECTIONS s. TO- ~ la "a ls 49, ~ as "a 10 20 ~ rs
ofonhp fractional sections ~ and "a section 28
rs a. and si and section &c. of township 81 Of
Sections and a. the sE y Of the NE y, Of the Sc
Of section sections 10 ~ a. u.s. ~ ~ "a @ TO- xs N 80 81 ~
NV y each section a. except the Of the NV sections
a. as The x The Sc < O. ns NV the y Z & ., 'ss be sw W
ThoE * ho Of@e NV X and the q sW W. < 90 Of section q. tae @
the I q M and The \ Of @ ho Sc s. Z % Of s% section % 81 asS s
@n aaa o ISH,s aoSnshp & the @
n the NV ~ the Of the SW "a, and tho sW "A Of the SW =
the % Ne X ihs NV q he sE tie K 10
except the Sc Y OF the Sc Vi section 3o and the
~ 'a and a. the " q ct section "a
81. Of township 4s sections 2 . TO- ~ ~ u.s. 90 ~ a. 2o
sections and 10; The X Of the NE tho sw Of Tho
NE u tho NV ~ the o. the sw a and the sw = Of The sw
( Of II. ao y the sw 4 and Tho
SIC section 22 sections 2s 3o and 32 q township
81 ss fssas o@nsap Z L. seSo g. 1o ssa
2s So Of township as sections 3 s. a. es TO- II,
ship sS sections l. d Inclusive sections is,
and % 70 2s incosve sections 80 s2 80 and so town
Tho x NV y section tho y OF section section
e township u sSaSps ,e %% ia, IA as & O. "a r. 2s
siS a. a. IS 20 % a. 20 3d. Ss township isj
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NOTICE TO PRE-E -ENfPIIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled empon Of the lands
within townships townships enumerated
aued establish the satisfaction OF the register and
ceyer proper make horor
before the appointed for
Of public sale OF the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited; Ii
HI @ Tios A. HENDRICKS
E4a a Commissioner OF the General Land OIloe.
Dec s0-IawI3w lint. n Starl
the regulations the department. heretofore and
now existing payment made advertising procaons
specially authorized TO publish by the
COMMISSIONER OF tho General Land oflce.
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Washington Cor Baltimore at 6fo and 745 m
and p. On Sunday al 40, p, m, only. 80 ~ =.
Leave BALTIMORE at 30 and $50, M 30 80 D.
On Sunday al 4. 30, a. an, only.
as and 30 only will for Al
uapois connections
Tho Tt5 and p m chief connecting trains q
West and the ne, as, and $40 trains
further niornsen Inquire The Baltimore
Ticket Office, OF TIfoS. H. PARSONS Agent Washington.
w 7. SMITH,
OOS Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
, 1859-06-11

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, 1859-06-11

The Peoples (Union} State Convention Of
PENNSYLVANIA, on the sth inst, after nominal
ing Thomas C. Cochrane for Auditor-General,
and Gen. Kein for Surrcvo General, adopted
resolutions disappearing Of Executive intcrven'
ton to PROSTATE the will Of the people rs
dangerous element; protesting against tue
sectioual Pro-SIavcry policy Of the Admins
,rutiun; dcnouncing the attempts to enact n
Congressional Slayc Code for the Territories !;
affirming hostility the extension Of SLAYER! !;
cnnde.nning the attempts to revive the Slave
Trade, and ccnsuring the Administration for
conniving at its practical ,e-opening; favoring
Il protective tariff, and considcringth that the pro-
fcssion. or .hc President, in favor ofprotectiou,
are untrustworthy; eondemning the reckless
and r1phisatc extravaganza Of the National Ad-
,ninistrutiou acrloring the defeat Of the
Homestead bill; advising Legislation to prevent
frauds upon tue naturalization laws, so us to
preserve tue purity Of the ballot box; approving
IF the enactment to prevent the introduction of
forvi. criminals inviting all parties to join in
the restoration OF the Government to its origin
al purity; approving Of the course Of senator
Cameron aud the Pennsylvania Members Of
Congress WHO supported the Homestead bill !;
.lcnuuncing tilc course Of tl,e Administration in
reference tu Kansas,
, 1859-06-11
lateaa,&&j &jhtl4tt;
OH ICARO.*.
MORE "JUMCX901k4s

AN*AAA u - . tNANAW~1AE4a
Ne arc informed that one Philip Dean has
served notice on the Mayor, Comptroller and
Treasurer, that he will apply on ne1t Monday,
TO Judge ]. " Wilson, for An injunction to ro-
strain tile city from issuing the bonds author
lied May 18th, 1859, by the Council, and il
any have been sold, to prevent ths;a.1thoritiss
from using the money to pay the debts Of the
city. 1t il well understood that Dean is
acting merely as m instrument Of other men
iii this matter AID Myers and ''Plug Granger
lave been making themselves very busy whit.
But the man in the background who pulls the
wires is his e1-llonor Long John, whose object
is to cmbar1ass and break down the present
city administration, If possible.
The object Of issuing the bonds Is to fund
the floating debt Of the city, and thereby
reduce the interest on these obligations nearly
one half
I,ycr.s Democratic administration threw
aver to tire Republicans to take care Of, unpaid
and unsettled claims amounting to about $780,
400. Wentworth, when Mayor, ktted these
e!ans along aud threw them on to Haincs,
when lie became Mayor, pretending when lie
vctt out *f Office that he had paid than nearly
ill of: Wien, in fact, hc had raid but few
1|.ous,ud dollars Of them. lie borrowed
money from tic banks and Mt high rates Of
: interest, and paid of a portion Of the most
pressing Of them. Haiues was compelled
to get these short hank loans extended, by CIV
ing new bonds to take up the old ones. lie
was also obliged to Issue more ''short bonds
to pay rfl lhc residue Of the old clains. lie
cancelled not far short of five hundred differ
chi debts due to citizens, aud thereby clcaned
III regiment Of petty but clamorous crcdi-
:,,r< who had long lain out Of their dues. Tic
question now before the city authorities il.
WI... is hest 10 he done with these short
1"',ul>?" Shall they be ''kited' along FROM
year 10 year, at high rates Of interest, or fund.-
I'll for 4 period Of years nt low interest? Or
shall thc ,;,xcs 4'c doubled this year to pay
them oil?
Clearly the best course is, to Issue 7 per cent.
ln'uds payable i'll dozen years, and with the
proceeds take up the short bonds, clean OIL tue
floating debt, stop the shave money, bury ont
o( sight these old Democratic evidences Of cx-
trava=ancc. Let the city get fresh start, anil
make m more dcbts.-lay as she goes, cstah-
lsh sinking fluid to gradsally reduce the
funded debt and eventually wipe it out. Is
not TINT the course which common sensc
would dictate? What good do these t'injunc.
tors" expect to accomplish by their proceed.
ings? They remind one Of the dog in the
manscr-do nothing themselves nor let oth-
crs do anything.
, 1859-06-11

~ The Iowa State Medical Association met
at Davenport on the sth inst. Among other
business presented for its action Was the follow
ing resolution:
RssoJped, That this Association choose = COM
,nittee Of three members to draft memorial
relating to the security Of phrsicdans feea to be
presented to the next Legislssure:
, 1859-06-11

TIsc M;clmoad E"4airt' has returns Of the
vote for Govcrnur from, III counties in Virginia,
giving Lctci1cr 5,45s majority. There are 40
Counties yet 10 he heard from. In the With
Congressional District the vote stunds for Lcake
lind. Dcm.) 4,ss3 Powell, regular, 3,453-maj
for I,cakc, 1850. 1n the With District, Smith
,nc,n.! received i,l47; Thomas !0pp.> 4,s43 !;
:>lr.cklc!urd lInd. l'cn.,, 45"-:smth over
Thomas, So2 In the With District, Faulkner
ll'cn,.> has G,l5:'; Rotelcr {Whig), G,347-maj.
for Hote!vr, l>S. Of fllc new elected Senators
!. are Democrats and > Opposition. The returns
fur ,nrn,bcrs for the House Of Delegates are in
cu,pletc, but tl.c Indications arc that there wi
be about ." Democrats aud 6u Opposition. The
lust Honsc was composed Of ITO Dc'nocrnts and
~ Ufpositiou.
, 1859-06-11

The contributions paid to me hare amounted
thirty dollars. to be added to the subscriptions
reported By the Treasurer.
have to thank number Of benevolent pcr.
sons for contributions Of clothing, all Tcrv
grateful. Frauklin Webster for dower seeds
Tor the children. The Pres and Tr;2un<. of this
city, for its constant readiness most cheerfully
to insert every notice calling for help, also the
NORTH IEtst<rn Home and School Journal, the
Prairie F.1rner and the North IHestern Prdiris
:fdtn,eF for like eourtesy- Also Drs. Smith,
Lothrop, Holmes and Raxsnn. for constant readi-
ness to help our sick and suffering.
We hare also free Homeopathic Dispensary
At our office every morning from eleren to
twelve o'clock, and with large attendance.
We hare constant demand for boys and
girls from twelve to sixteen years of aga, sone
demand for younger children. We ~;ll try to
find homes for all who need them. and xe inyite
the active corporation Of al who are interested
in this important preventive Of crime and pro-
motion Of the future prosperity Of our city and
Of our nstiou- ROBERT CoIlYER.
Chicago, June 6, 1889. Minister at Large.
, 1859-06-11
Congressional Nomination In the
LpuiAVtlIe District.

LOUISVILLE, juno :th.-The Opposition
Congressional Convention which mel Ut L.
grange to-day, nominated Robert Mallory, EsY.,
10 fill the vacancy occaSioncd by the resiyua-
tion Of lion. 1Iumphry Marshall
, 1859-06-11

l,y statement just published, it appears that
tue Austrian army is composed Of 454,oo in
fantry aud ,'am cavalry and artillery. The
nationality Of this vast body Of men is thus d.
,ided: iIungarians, l34,oo'; Sclaves, or Illi-
sia,,s, Dal1natanE, Croatians etc., l23 ,0oo; Ger
nuns, l.1,'st'; Poles, $500; Italians, s5,oo'.
To guard against tue influence of u spirit Of
patriotism, to produce ditadection, Il large part
Of the IIuugarians arc in Italy, aud tic Italians
in Hungary or other Isrts Of the heterogeneous
empire, and III the same manner arc mixed up
the other national,tics.
, 1859-06-11

WAsu1SGroS, June 10.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has given notice that sealed proposals
will be received until the 2vth inst, for the is
sue Of any portion or the whole i've million dol
Lars in treasury notes in exchange for lhc goli
coins ofthe U. s., under the authority OF thc net
OF Congress Of 1857 aud l>5?. The interest not
to exceed per cent
The receipts into the Treasury for the week
ending Monday, were sl,263, 900. amount Of
drafts issued was el7,71e,u0o and the amount
subject to draft, $3U "a ,0OV.
, 1859-06-11
Steamer KXnInNfAn.

AUGUSTA, Ga, 1otl.-Tle steamer Jno. Law
ton exploded near Savannah last night, killing
the captain, pilot, assistant engineer. und John
$. Aontholin, passenger, and nun named
Gotty, Of Harnwell. 4 number we're scalded
and bruised some Of them it is feared fatally
The number Of killed and missing is 5. Tic
steamer is total loss.
, 1859-06-11

LANCASTER, June, l".-Wisc the aeronaut
learcs here for St. Louis, ria Chicago on We'd
nesday next with his monster balloon to prepare
there for an ascension. H. expects to land be-
tween Philadelphia and New York. lie will
make an ascension here on TUESDAY,
, 1859-06-11

CINCINNATI, June 10.-A fire occurred ut eight
O'Clock last night, in Jobn Piper's turning s6ov
Jones c: :rpentcr shop, and French 4 Wilson's
feed store. All destroyed. Loss s5,N0. No
insurance.
At : o'clock this morning saw mill owned by
Richard Ashcroft, East Front street was also
destroyed By fire. Loss $lo,o9o. Partia lily in
sured
, 1859-06-11
The ekWeeds3 Rf&5nw.

ST. Lor1s, June 9.-At sale Of premium to-
manufacturing leaf was awarded the first pre,ai-
um, SIS, belonging to Addison Neisly, Pike Ca,
No, and WAS sod to b, ". Lewis l. Bros,
Glas. ow, No., for one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
dollars per 100 lbs. This is the highest price on
record
, 1859-06-11

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-The Steamer Texas,
which has arrived here, brings San Antonio
dates TO the I'd Inst
Capt. Jno. Il. Baylon, with $50 men attac ed
the Brazos Reserve near Fl. Belknap, driving
in the scouts and endeasoEng to capture the
Indians, who bad been ordered to leave, but r.
fused
, 1859-06-11

AtPuast, oswexo Cox. r., O the SIT ct Xx5 Is
TREkXIASHAX. wtfe Of Daniel Neaahann, xgud 4Tenty
Jeaxs.
At Harlem. cook Co. H. IN the 10th fn4, MABEL
JESSIE youngest danehter Of David c, e7d Susanna
Th,aehez, axed oae 5eaz md thsee months.
The funeral 1 tals pe II The residence Of C. Th.tch
er.at Harlem on Sunday. Hettklnss =. o:cio=k P "
The friends 1t the ss.ny are Invited to attend
, 1859-06-11
The Turf.

NEW Yoak, June 1o-"Drown Dick WAS the
winner in the great trot yesterday. Millcr's
"Damsel,' was second, Gen. McPatchcn"
third. and "Lady Woodruff fourth. Thrown
Dick" won three straight heats. Time: ::3ol,
2.22s4, and neg.
, 1859-06-11

A Huxspe.--The y. L. Tr;6kas'< NaShin &
ton correspondent says:
*Thc MraLd.s etory Of the loss Of one mil
lou anually by counterieited and rewashcd
postage stamps, is unsounded- There is no
such information rectivcd here.
, 1859-06-11

S1xGER's New "A' MAcn1xE.-This late in
that has heretofore arisen ia all Sewing Ma-
chimes. 1t hens, tt4ls, tatks and gathers The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is guarantee that they NUT supercede
ali other machines in use; now on exhibition,
together With all the different styles Of Singers
Machines, at 60 Lake street. 4. W. Hurts,
Agent.
, 1859-06-11
d2llllte0.

E4ANTED.-A good tirst.cia@
w Top Ea.::r-Ec.t.u rEl'as 1;hh u AXE. Ain,
x.~n1 1farra+. Aliy 1t 10 WahAsh e9 lwu3lt
1EANTEU.-xAn Accountant, who
" hA> hid {aa.tes ear' experience III thu Al1kire
tn:u!s:on an InS' bunr stres 1tux1lon. TIN
give The bea VI sfSrruess AtiItv ch 4atcr. .t
,t z's,v e tn b. +. E.. Lax lJt5 =. O., will Mstt With
prompt at1entI%n. telAlw dt0
WANTED.-By Il Young Man, :3,3
" ye.r% IT oRr. -i!ustton II take of horaes
s:.n'> ala. the Eakery hp1ne+ viii .Akr himself r>cfu
Il h% employer tan t-.l ch.Acer from htA fnrcr
employer. Apply The lo4ana butter sause, S3s Stale
st3gct. +. l.. ttl0Sts
, 1859-06-11
LOCAL. MATTERS,

CloraE rorR BoYs.-1 1t is perhaps not as we'll
known as it should he for the public interest,
reduction Of twenty 10 twcpty:tiye s ncr cent. T.
in order to close it alI out, Us be intends 10 quit
that branch Of the trade aud contiuc his bust
ness hereafter to tine ordered work, ready -nnde
clothing, and gents furnishing goods OF The best
qualities and sty1cs-all Of which he still sells
at New York prices.
, 1859-06-11

E The statement that the work Of layinc
the rails for the Clark Street Railroad had been
commenced before the Burnett House is Il pre-
mature item. 1t originated from a couple Of
rails havlng been dumped near that spot.
tH The number Of street hydrants is not
enough to supply fully the wants Of the fire de-
partment. The workers of tic steam fire en-.
gines suffer most from the sparseness Of water
Recommendations at condagrations.
E~ The cxcursionists to Cincinnati who
went on rs far as Kentucky, returned to our ctr
yesterday all alive aud wcll-they speak highly
Of their trip land hold in grateful remembrance
the hosritalitics Of their generous brethren
Of "Oid Kcntuck."
II A man named Jsmcs, from, this city, vas
struck By lightning and killed from its effects.
while working on MIR. Spencer's farm nj 0delI,
near Bloomington, on Tuesday cvcning last
Ills wife resides in this city, and it was James
dying wish that she should be informed Of his
dreadful death.
II Elliott Anthony, Esq, the late cner-
getic City Attorney, succeeded in dissolv-
ing more than sixty injunctions that had been
fastened upon the city. Would it not be nd.
visahle to employ him upon the Dcan-Weut-
worth injunction, should it be granted. We
hare faith in his skill on that class of cases.
10 poor woman lost yesterday, while
walking between the Fon De Luc and 1llinois
Central Dcpots. a'rockct hook continuing 10, in
gold and &en in bills. The loser is little ahIc
to spare it, and any one vino has found it will do
u charity, be greeted with thanks, and, what is
more substantial. rccunlary reward.
-----------
~ 1t is said that when a certain Senstor
.was returning to this city by tile cars few DAYS
since, he got up from bis seat for minute O.
80, and on returning, he found ii occupied by
some one else. *'Sir, said tho Seuator, you
have my-my. The Senator stammered and
turned red, lit is not often he does either) "You
were going to say" said the gent rising and re-
cogniziug the Senator, '*my place" '4So, no.
said tue Senator, hastily, aud be hurried for
ward 10 the baggage car, and when last seer
was smoking with terrible ferceness.
Pic Nc 70 CRfsrA1 LAkE.-Thc Tabernacl,
Baptist Sabbath Schools, congregation ant
friends, are to have an excursion to Crysta
Lake on next Thursday. We know Of no finc
sheet Of water than this lake, nor pleasante,
way Of spending day than to get away from
the dust Of the city aud spend it on the bank
and the bosom Of tLis beautiful sheet. By th
why, they hare engaged nil the sail and ros
, 1859-06-11

e Florence i Bingham " reproduce the
human face divine at IL Lake street je1o-lw
~ See advertisement Of Bininger's Old
London Dock Gin.
. Gentlemen As well As Ladies are inyited
to make q State street, u r@tiug-place, Grams
patens folding chairs, camp stools and settees
furnish agreeable sittings while waiting for the
cars Respectfully,
je7.ow n.C. TAx ScuA4ck, ia.
ApA4s Horsx--Tnis 6rstclass House,
thoroughly and elegantly rc6tted aud furnish.
ed throughout, Is now open for borders or
transient guests. Its location on tue corner OF
Michigan avenue and Lake street render it easy
oil access to the heart OF business as well as to
the best resident part Of the ctr:
je6-st W. L. J. J. FEARck.
~ ]. G. Oakley 4 Co., have removed to
their new store, No. 81 South Clark street,
where will be found general assortment of In
ported Segars, Fancy Smoking md Chewing
Tobaoeos, fne Neersehaums, &c.
Their Mount Fernons'' can't be beat, and
NC advise all who are fond Of good SegaF, to
Maltese, Silver, Flake and John Lintou's Silver
Twist chewing and Genuine, Turkish and other
Smoking Tobacco wholesale and retail Smo-
kers and ch.wers who wish to find good Article,
Will call On.
1wjelo ]. G. 0Ak1Er, 81 South Clark st.
MxAxs ALL II SAIs.-An advertisement ap-
pears in our columns to-day from A. Il Dinin-
ger Co, 33s Broadway, which, We are we'll
assured means as it saya- It refers to IN arti-
Gle which, though often abused, has great med
ical virtues aud lawful domestic uses. ..Binin-
! gers Old London Dock Gin, dispensed By that
long established house, had 6ona jfd< virtues as
a cordial, and is strictly pure in its component
parts, and where required at vi, may be used
! with tue fullest confidence The nsne Of that
| firm is guarantee ofthe exact and literal truth
| of whatever they reprssent.-N r. Gom~&rc3a4
.d3s<rtit<r.
For sale BY Hoyt l. Pierce, wholesale agents
| III South Wster street, and by all druggists.
| je7-5t
| ~ Lunar Oil viii be sent to Ill pxrts of, tha
country per express, with bill for collection, 4
large discount made to those selling Oils
my3l-10t
, 1859-06-11

II Meteorological observations taken By J.
H. Reed { Co., apothccaries, III and 14e Lake
street, June 10th, 1853:
Thermometer. Barometcr.
IAN. 1sx- Gr.x. sA.M. 13M. Try.
s a IL $50 99.K 4a.63
, 1859-06-11
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On TIT nh ipt bv tn Rer. +. y. BhAoq H.. JOHN
WILLIAM ROBBINS md MIN ALICE DOCKNELL
SPENCER, Al Of thfs dty.
, 1859-06-11
Republican Victory in Ufbana.

At The city election in Crbaua on the 4th inst. :,
the Republicans elected their Mayor, DE. e. A.
Hunt, mud slrsr tnut Of The five Aldermen. In
the lst ward tl,c Republican Aldermanic ticket
WAS bcaten by unc vote. But for this thc Re-
nubIicuus would have made clean sweep.
, 1859-06-11

&s.isais .ss.aa,l eu;G Increase
- Col. Davis has appointed Capt. ". Marx
Adj1tant in the Washington Regiment Capt.
u. wss formerly captain. in the staff Of the
7eud Regiment Of New York Volunteers
CorSTERc4Aaax--ChArles Baraes, who has
been held to bail for stabbing Simon Ne~b ~bonne,
in ftacas on Christmas last, hs previously re-
ported by us, yesterday procured i warrant
against Simon Nerbonne for IN assaslt with in
tent to kill.
E The Board Of Supervisors are pleased
with their risit to the County House. Every
thing looked nest and clean, and the paupers
spoearcd to BE- well and sAiis6ed. =. :.
~ The match 1t Base Bail is TO be played
ibis morning. not On the cricket ground, batop.
posite to John Taylor's place. =
u We have received late Eew Tork pspers
from Berry kCo., whose store is at cornef Of
Clark / Randolph Streets. -.
T Wm Failing's illustration Of the Arctic
! Region and voyages arc exhibiting at Ailwau-
faa