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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELv1DERE MANuFAcrukkiiSNaaH coMP,AyNAH;
KWesPs S19stsntly On hand all descriptons Of En-
PER. NEWS AND Book PAPER. of III sp AZ
eies and sizes, furnished at short notee Cash
: % D-dly GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres,t
VIRGINIA COAL OTL.-Just received ! s,r-
ply Of Virginia Coal Oil. This oil lie of iight
colof. AND barns equal to any made. For saie Nv
the barrel or gallon low as it can be had NORTH
The attention Of the trade 10 respectfully invited
We PETERSON. DruxsIst.
VENtkON, BUTTER, FLOUR, &c.-ooo In.
fresh veulson go lba. fresh Roll and Kss but-
ter 80 bhls Tepnessee Family and Extra Flour
100 bushels fne Mercer Putatoes IS boxes Pins Az,
PIE Cheese Green and Black Teas Of 6ne amaIfy.
1oL safe low ~ WM. 9; DANpRIDGE.
{ COUGH r EsiEpIES.- Bodsker,a Pulrpopsry
- :. nalsnp; Aysn' Cherry Pectpral; Wietsr's BAL
s.m q MID Cherry; DR.: Pnller's Tolu; Mrs DAVE
coasxhh SEhxir: keonard's Instant Relief Rossss
~oukn syrup; Hastings' Syr. Nsptha; IsJnee' Ex-
'''''"n'' cod 1IXsrS 9,ls 30 AZ. fos seie by
---------.- Main street, near Old Market.
ALEs FAMILY TOILET SOAET6e
NOTED csstlls so ssaissts,s Az Waite .ed
''' tss;Ri|; ss, Fl Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

WIN. SATTLER CO.,
uMys I,dp a. AND pEAERRsrs
GLASS.
BkUchES..We received by the late steamer 4
arse supply OF PAINTERS and Artists Brushes, OF
superior quality, TO which we call the attention of
our customers. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
TIRE INSURANCE..
MEDICINES.

IL HHhMBoLp.s EXTsAcT sIcHit',
HSs$ES HHz$##s4S$ ss s$SH
TIE rs ss b bsfse TIE Great hnrec
TIE TIE Grsaf b bIass TSs G5s:, PPsss
# #:$;: EE;;$:|: B::::
AND All I"f Bis EASES E'c 81 THE P'0''y'
HXr GklsssF' or .f a"ca HFfsan'
ls fsr,sn m. sac and spsedy ire from whatever
How How long Stand!ns, How Long Standing,
How How tons sanddn How Long s,,ndin'
II is taken without Hlndrarce from Business, and
little If any change ofdet,
IS pleasant IN its taste and odor,
% And immediate in its action.
llyou are suffering with any of the above distress
Rs@cnss#H T LIE kkHHM Mspy # # o9NSSsEH, ,
ffMnEiIs uBa TIE EEEEHA s. ST5 oNNffE'
As medicine vii n must beneft every BODY, from
tie sply dallcase to the confined and despar H;
$ NJ HHS#sH + e e EE E$$SB
an, re- ssss $y i. aiS Tsa to
>, Depot. loi South Tenth ST, below Chesnut,
sale wholesale r n2H Ifis'i / y WINSTON,
ITu5S ISIS anC. ApOthecarles,
ID A--iy l2o Main street.
DR. HOOFLAND's GEHNtAn ElTTERS
=. DIR. scoE..sp'et ~ ssrsAa,jo CORDIAL
re sTefs ss.1@sTst 0eGfciaeS Of ihs present ass
ysarS of trial Gabo.ed snsis'actio: as rendered
oy theH IN az cases, Gai the people he rres0pacsd
:hssH te1rthy.
LIyER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAIN.
DICE, DEBILIYY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES Of
TIE KIDNEYS,
ar" M diseases arising tr0: f,sorssre3 !te.r o,
Epssf,sy G%d re@nscrst,t!r erred 0t ire GtrMAN
7ts EALsAlalt' CORDIAL has ncq.ss.sd ,.ps-
1afeon strp0Sseg that CT aay SiaiLeT pYsra,atiou
s1tonf. q rsH cure. WITHOUT FAIL, the r,ost So
% 10 II, COIL. OK uotperE-htS 6sox
tMn gs' 4 4sE rs rEH az. T., CR0gp PNEu
ass hS eTfcrnssd tie 1acct c;shig e:sYsS ers,
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
4 Je1s fcses ftH also at once chsrs cr5 tp.s IL.
y ost secsre DlARRHiEA prcsssdis,s rom CoLpI
THE BOWELS. 0'-D Az
Tree rsedseixes Gre prepared by Dr.. C. E.Jacx-
SON Z Co., No AIS A7rh strest, Pit.adslpki1 Pa
srsyytrtsrs AT IS csss per bottle IL. sisng,.s oS
sata so.tIr '''' ""''''' '0'"'PsF %
In tvs Almanac published aanxa;v bu tA.,1o- /
eT':!orS cGSFeG EvRRYsoDV's ALMANAC, ron NIL
sad 'ss-sr oHY and co,Tn,eHdat0ry no.itss from ali
rafss q tis coa9stfy Thsss A!nsa.acs ays Eirsn
PURCELL, LADD L CO. Ayentx
&c I 11-coc"O Richmond. Va,
6 |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

= l.GITEt AZ yKf1NEUf. M IS. DAVIS
-; COot{H lXlk, one Of the hes. known RENE
d n LOT COUGHS and COLDS has been in use in
wsn,9 ana ,tT vcnty for the pas. fifteen or
Coughs and Colds. The following certifeate vas
'oinh Bosxr,s savsn ey Reg: Mr. W,es in 1884,
Mr. Z. c. WALTKR-Dear Sir: take plsasnrc in
informing yos tha, - Mrs. DAVIS Cough Eiixir'"
Raichasheq ct you. has acted like charm UPON INV
very pad: have used i also in cases OF Colds, al
with severe coug hing, and in every case the
saaile nappy results have been produced, regarJ
tnls plepa! alton as an excellent medicine and in
my JUGS fnens 40 family ought 10 tie without it,
Pastor OF the A. E: Church, South, on the Caroline
Johnston, ]. W. Garnck. + p;nnat'
A. bodeker and Chas. D. Yale. RichmnnI I00s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
'i'NE BEST COUGH SYRUP

The hest COUGH SYRUP in the word !. III :
HAHIShORNE.S PECTORSL iSYEUP OF
r WILD CHERRY.
Inns article Is prepared by a chemist and il pro-
bounced hy medical men ind those who have used
=, g . &c pest brsSaTation for COUGHS, COLDS
SORE THROAT FROM A COLD, and prevsn
siY g. on that bon OF diseases, CONSUMPTION
the TASTE softens, clears and gthens the VOICE
prevents taking cold. ~ s'' Gnu
"a Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81.
y. PHI YOU are bilious; and have a bad cold.
Use Use, HAAISHORNE'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
= hey remove all bile and colds from the system
! Hsnty I'VE cents box. Sod by all Druggists in
-N-oH,o'o. Sc lS-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

RKiDGFORD& CO., General Commission and
- Forwarding Merchants, on the Deck. Richmond,
Va. D. B. BRIDGFORD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
N. TINSLEY PATE.
r. II. SkiNkEK Il CO.. E.ocafs end Com
~. m,Ssto. Afefckcnts, no. Cary street, Rich
mond Va, oier their services Tor the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour. Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made on cons gnments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

a rvspsC-ApfE yOUa1 0TEr WANTS A crrUs
~ boa w ehns mrs. ard 20 a. pisc SEWN cesg
1efnat Frd werTa Can sife gro4 rtf-~rcca has irst
ruh sat p,e~e. Call A. ~ flka
slnhy tra re sfR Bro ,tlrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

a roySs woss, wissss a strr .rfos "a no as
~ nrd @esnrvss :. pesfeay ussrs
suIscrs, would do Tie rhsnb-s usstca q
: srsn family. Mould IN re country o. usvtl sih
.dy Pcs the tcss u cts rs'sr Apply n nddre
tis Al av.. pa o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

A xssrscvABL WOMAN ATS SITUATION as
y sif unf~~s- ants cr~ss ttn~
all siuts a. ian tiy tsss
or two snz % chDfen would have csye.son
a ss hss been tie Ccnlnent several ss address Cor
two tars - f,h Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

The Cincinnati Enquirer learns that the bust.
ness of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad thus far
indicates al aggregate Of some $4,000 for the
month, which will be large increase over the re-
eeipts for the corresponding period OF last year.
The road is doing an immense freight and passen
ger traffic.
The Cincinnati Gazette reports the following
case Involving tie validity of county subscriptions
TO railways
In The Circuit Court Of the United States for the State Of
Ipdiana at Indianapolis, Tuesday, ed instant JUDGES n;
Lean and darlington prssiaing-Wiiisn h. Aspn ssl ei
~ aga nal the coonty OF Knox; Judgment Tor SIS ,S09
THIS aoit brough. hundred and eight tear
coupons OF bonds issued by said county to
sunciop Of the ONO ana nssissippi Raroai IL mi, %
recoected that judgment WAS rendered. In the Rant
court about two years since for miar amount, phch
on appeal, was affirmed By the Supreme Court of me
luiteo Sintes II having been claimed by ihs county,
however that the fscn were not fully presented
case, and that upon a1other vial a dlfsrsnt ro
once levy tax to meet e the D ,uer wsI' ,ss
plaintiffs brought this suit year siUce u give
the county Al opportunity 70 present all is defences
We presume now that the county Si sfter these
deceioos confirming the ysoy Of the boa 10, tsxe the
necessary steps 70 pay ins interest ana preserve s
tcn from The teilt OF any attempt a. wiu repu oa
aso 10 save further proceedings sgapst tue Couuy
CONFERENCE.-The Tor contempt In disooeyiDg the maud~ts Of
nc hs coar' q the ooantfy s,oce tho CONSTRUCTION
OF tis road the city OF NDceopas and the whole counts
o. k1ox have assumed new appearances OF life, ensrgy
ard RAPID Advancement and have progressed ri?iiy
OF this - the fact hat The Assessed vaire of yropsrty Va
the county has atvanced from 600 oc0 100000
so thai the trlng tax Of abcnt aod half gill
ret oDy pay the anDosi interest OF $4,000 due
sCo 90 bonds, put With the prOosbie increase
Of ihe COMFY Wi 10 douot produce sinking fant sam
cent " pay tAe psiloipA' When " becomes due.
Tie gross earnings of the Panama Railro I'd for
the month Of April were as follows:-
Passergers... s7o,7s2 rs
tae'sI., msschADdizs. As y53 ~
tiesbl, heas1fe. ........................ sss o.
hah uAnt PofiN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888 "a
io'tA sos IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29
psspvted City Chambsrlaiuahtp--
d us Against tas Comptroller.
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL TERN
Refnra Hnr. IudRe 9OnueF.

SUPREME CO. RT-SfEClAL THIN
Before Hon. Judge 5onuey
j-Naihas c. Plat as Robert r Lnies, Comp
Application vas made 10 the Court for an sl.er
krdauus FOR NJ, Hsws 10 show GAUGE Why he
|rtecgniss Mr.. Plat 80 CITY Chamberlain Mr.
ges that he vas duly appointed Chamberlain by
y, and that bic appointment was concurred in by
y Of Aldermen; hat he has presented his bond,
In QUE form, for 500 coo, sud that the Comp
kprssset hims.H ssHsled With tho snfiioisncy o.
|es, bat DC .ilned to 20 4 certificate OF approval
~ eOes not recognise Mr. Plati e legally Indicted
Dce me Alternative mandAr1ns was granted
|e npey, retarnaole before Judge Mullen, o.
b on Tuesday (tbis) morning al ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29
NCIAl AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, May 2s-8 p. NJ

MONDAY, May 2S-8 p. NJ.
|y's bank statement compares as follows
|lt Of last week.
Fn9 Lo0sU rpsci.. Cir-a'a'r. Deposits
/. siTao3s $40 q TaS, ip3 Q O25 b22 soss,,21l
80. lzb,llo 100 % 43l,T1s $50, AIS sOl23, 6A0
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des were reehsP easier rn1 extras more hrn me
, % EN- "sssd asoas so, iboS oos so-'ss ~,.nia
~ our rga.es, v'sh ssss Of 40 ses ooss sss
qu'es ~ me above ngores. ghsss sss Sihlat fn
The .ss .mrra,.a ss ,s'I cea saas,'s
rg hlNsnhss oluo ss 81 Is a q %, red aad sns
70 aheSn mixed a. 81 40, SOFA sals S'athss as 90,
81, we've Aiooissn ~ 9 "a oHn-Dwpg to cestsusi
large rscs pie Toe market hesss aud
Tor oeMns Es'si sb,p,aesi ssa iors'e export
ips sisnl'Ss csrses al $50 5iho sos 30 d, sor
BAs,srp DO pr,ns caei, 70 n5psg order, AZ ass
tSc Jerssy ana ssasas'u ssno~ saa oa'eesa ~a!e
soa O.s we're 10 a'y request VITO safes Of ssssera
ADd Csn~aiss Al ss'ss tii ssi ssss al Axe f1e
Of 80 bsgs Rio Ger. asns ~ 80 iSs 90 d.. la
guayra 81 40 an ~ 40 MsrsosiDo ~ l3,ss
soIos =Iss rorssa nsss By zoe 'se.assr ss Qssbss,
IRE sses sondaeo bales esslsx On sus
basis Of the following quos.non.-
Us.a.d Ssgsa Aoals. 4 Tses
4: $ :!::;:: '. i;::3'S IS = i:
Frtr. Iak lsH Ns
about loe COO basnes onsny corn, ~ Sd sxt In eak
sna Oss', win soms Sts * wne.. sA,ps bags sa;
ass SEQ bss -four =, "a. 81 vessel s.s sassa NJ
or Gl'sso~, 10 ead ~na -four, At p o. snd wih cora
as we're ,sssa a, So Too v-sss see ssssn no
70 lead 18th c:sn ~ shippers Rags i"r Cerk aaa
s..smer To- lev h" Nv "d AZ o. ssfsA.sra., ~
g0o,s ut los A bark Of $50 toes Sas co srse red
tor Cronstadt 10 load With 100 OF cotton lc Der
H.. ami M asD en1ent soods u $40
FRrr.-Tne market st~ady, with ssies Of coo
boxes layer rasips At ~ AK 81 3d. xad 200 boxes
bon h DO. 81 81 45
hors-sAiss OF 40 bales crop 1859 we're made a, To-
lac
HAr Sales Of eco bales we're made q. 81 81 Iofos
shipment ana ely
Vol sEs sales of 500 binds. Cuba rausoovsdo were
made ~ BIC 49,
NAVAL sroxzs The sales embraced 5000 bb,s ann
mon Msl % per $40 bs delivered, aud 2o0 pos sprIs
ORE -rbe market yes unchanged Iaosesd vns s,..s.
Al Goo with moqersk sses ~o'is eQp crues suse ana
spsfm were 10 moderate reques, LAT week Aoas
rRoVnioAs -Pork--rne marie. heavy, VIA
tpe tuTo 10 favor OF yur sDssers. Tao em
brecec goo 40 bDis. iuc.oaipg 81 SIT e5.
$i7 " thin DO At SIT 81 1919, OH si7 &C.
aew prime 81 $l3 62s and old al $t2 so. B,sr was
orW, sith sales sf about 400 bbs, taaui ling couaIy a.
aSn % sS2 90 Prime roD,nsl o. Si4 SIS
Sales Of aocut TOO oos Wussrp bsef hams &c . mace
Also Bacon was In fair aud, with ssss OF $50
boxes Western rstiDned y, re Cut messs we're 10
fair request, wish sales Of abOa. $50 500 hhas snd
icrces, Including shoulders Al 7c 7c and lau,s Al
SAc. $50. Lern ~as Arm ana In isir reqrest win
ssies OF SOC bbs aud tercts at likc 81 IKE. Butter
aod cheese we're Ia TAR request, while prices un
changed.
RIcE SALES Of zoo casks we're made at Axe assc
sricfs-sales Of 10 90 OF ss 1884,
SUGARs-lbe market WAS less active, while prices
were unchanged Inc ssles embraced shout SIS ands
Coea muscovsdo ~ithin the range Of 6.c SIC the
later Squire for Cuba clarified and 70 boxes we're aoId
II &C.
rAuow.-sales OF "a. 600 ibs. were made at Ioxc
WnsKzY.-sAles Of 1875 oblc were reported a. q Kc
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|svsI raPh Improvement 49,
su0eG.

dps Ih, OF proposal wa 'aoeiTei ' '.,,.,
kVrolIsr "a. bs on'co, tor s.SO'.O' "os'1.
-, r,.d SOCK Of 1870" 70 bear interest
\, s,x ver e,ss per saaum, payable quarter q
|, 80, ,b,o nov !, 1876, frOn tue slo Alag
| rl.-..,lnn 81 the ClY nshf.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29
CRY oommnRorAL REPORT.

ho-pAr, Nay 2s-e p. NJ
Asurs-sskso o. Goa 20 bbsL were made, lnslsdlng
poss ~ 10. and pears 81 SIC.
Rsrsnsrt ~ -ficur--rbe market v,s Without change
Of Importance Tue demand fcr expors and IRON toe 40
msss trade fair Tnc salcs embraced socut IS co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

svs WAS awarded sls7 ,lc0 st from LII 10 4psr
is.n, and The balance, 81 800, 81 ISL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

A sIrUA1fCs wAFrsr -BY AFR1rEsrAwT gISL. a.
- hrfc-iad I'D 80 ess o. a. ansss set ss>st sss.
wont ~ NufrG n rarFi eih \ lEi-. n1li rfe-suss
A. e ott act cam O. tso ssjst iIi So Jnk o. I-s
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

ned BY an obligation og the Government 70
pr9teet the Lives and property of III citscnss
Sixteenth, That railroad 10 the Pacific
ocean y irnperatively demanded by the inte-
rests Of the whole country; that the Federal
Goyernrnent ought 10 render insmcdiase and
eiiiclent aid IN its construction. aud That a.
preliminary thereto a daily overland mail
should be promptly established
Seventeenth, Finally, having thus set forth
our distinctive principles and views. We IL.
yite the ccsOpeTation 81 all citizens. however
,difteting onother questions, who substantially
agree with us ia their afirmnnce and sup.
port. is 4. n: Y, 5l
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

enthusiasm Of the troops Il 9enun vas ~
great that Il was necessary 70 conline
them in barracks 70 prevent desertir.,
Garibaldi had sanguine hopes 81 cuttipc
out ono Of the Noapolitan frirates ~
watch for him. Meks Medici. GaribaI5i,s
lieutenant, was to start In q few days viii,
30, 900 more volunteers.
Garibhldi Is said to have EXCHANGED ror
gold three million francs, in notes, at The
Bank % Genoa,
il Is stated that an expedition was not
10 lind in Sicily, bnt intended To create 4
diversion in Caliberia. the headquarters 81
the Sicilian insurgents, and were at sCs-
fnlu, some fifteen leagues from Palermo.
The Royal Troops several times attacked
their position unsuccessfully. s.- "
The latest reports are that Garibaldi
had landed at Odessa in Colcrbs, and
thatat Colorbs an iiisurrectionary move
ment had taken place. Garibaldi took
with him his only son and George Man.
ning's only son, Mcatroccs. defender 81
Venice. .s
A I'll. RUSSIA .ts
II was reported that the Russian In
trigues 10 Turkey were strong, and Rus
sian force was being concentrated.
IL Is ramored Shat d collision had oc-
Cured between the Russians and Chinese.
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!. n. T,.as. IL noticsd great a. boy, two
l ns... .sId VINO was sam Houston . youngest.
~ - 4. Iaoksd q though Ne was good tof =
80 n r,spy more yet Hs could serve he count
-. y ho,ps ii nowhere else.
~ 4 80 new songs were handed N and
tha .9 ! r.. Hasbrouck Chairmau Of the Com
red; - s.,.ertsd thai they Mad agfced tore
Sl 1890 mass meeting gn "wednesday ,'ext
in unloa ". y sscn 81 Gem sam Houston f,r
the ~. me report 81 the COMMITTEES wns
RIesl.assnN n, motion Of Mr. Beatty. the Com.
adop.sa.. y. ars,nofnted Committee % A rraree-
Mite wstb power - add 70 their fluInbsfs
NJ waiavfht th0sges isPgs sots as m m,sss
be necss.R ,vra Ed all they had 20 do was 20
Ing ~. " pnt up 4 stand and advertise i,
~ $3.50 $3.50 TIE time was rceonsidered. ana
,ns IA Tuesday week, rainor shine Isisls's
Nay IS.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
LATE FROM THE EAST.
BY FoNY ExPRFss. Z

I i 2 e + III Il . 81 4al
We see II stated ii some Of the Phila-
Edclphia papers, that BRIcBAa YoUNs II in
that city, roaming around ineog This.
We apprehend. Is 4 mistake. The tall,
slender man, Z ii not the Prophet, Seer
aud Reselator ~ Rep. june ] s.
AwrrL ToRSADoEs IN low. =On Sun
day evening, June 3, the towns or Abr.
ny and Camanche were visited BY one Of
the most awful tornadoes that has ever
been known. iii less than two minutes
from the commencement Of the storm,
nearly every house, barn and fence III
town were completely destroyed, burying
beneath is ruins the inhabitants, and
leaving those who escaped with their
lives utterly destitute Of every mems to
sustain life. IN the town Of Camanche,
alone, there are az least Eve hundred per-
sons without furniture, clothing, money,
or provisions, except whit they have re-
3ceiyed from the committee appointed by
our citizens. and those Of Lyons, to assist
Them. ZIP to The night of tile 9Th,
stwentYniue are reported killed. and Que
hundred and thirty wounded. many Of
whom cannot I've but 4 few days.llo.
Rep June Is. H n b :. n.
Both Houses Of Congress are now aim
ing TO adjourn on the 18th, but the Pre-
sident declares lis purpose TO convene
them in extra session, should the public
business not be disposed or before any
sadjoufnment Is had No. Rep. june lis. .
The Secretary Of War has given orders
10 the Quarter Master-G Generals Office to
prepare estimates for the cost Of an ex-
=tensise military movement against the
hostile Indialls. The transportation item
TO those distant regions will be enormous.
The venerable Quarter Muster became so
much Wearied with the idea Of another
Indian war, with oil its cost that his sys-
tenn yielded to q stroke of paralysis, from
which ii is feared the old hero may not
recover 8Ie Rep June IS
The C2TTIE DisEAsE The cattle
disease IN New Jersey Is coming ID be one
81 the most important topics Of the day.
The epidemic has begun 10 manifest itself
in Morris county Tile excitement 10 the
New England States shows but little
abatement No Rep. June 10.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
Adnainistllrators, Notice.

NOFlCEi IL hereby given that Ne have takon
IN ont letters Of Administrations from the Pro-
bate Court Of Great Salt Lake County. upon
the Estates Of Thomas 8. Williams and PsTme-
ME A. Jsekmsn, lets Of 6 s. L. City, deeeased.
All Iersohs f,deblsd @ either estates. or 10 the
late hrmh OF Williams a JackmaR, sFe requested
TO call on w. I. Appisby, orr anitorissd agent
and attorney, and settle the same forthwith and
:hose having claims agsinst said firm, OF the
estates Iehnectiveiy, To present lhem under osth
or Affirmation for settlrment. Z 7.
= "a PHILEMON C. MERRILL,
+. LEVI JAeKMAN, r..
- I'll "a &: " AdmiRistrst0Tss &c,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

TINE undersigned, having procured 10 their
l. order superior CArding Machine, are now
prepared 10 attend 10 all orders 10 that line with
which they may BE- faVorsa.s -
Tue people Of Utah County and elsewhere
viii please take notie~.
HoUTZ 4 BRING HURST.
SrrinEriIF, ptsh Co, Ssa
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
BLACKSMITH AND FAIsIs.TIsn
!. r. Il. ROGERS.

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HAVING a COOL Blacksmith Shop IL opera.
Ii ton on EAST TEMPLE STREET,
east o. the Posi- Office. he ~ always Cd hand 10
accommodate the public generally. H.
Remember thss be took the. first and second
as VIII be seen By reference 10 lie 4 Dessert
News, t.:. ss3szs .zs +.
FARRIERY attended to in all ;its branches.
gI-For References, apply 10 Messrs Gllbet,
~ Gsrrish, Samuel Snyder, Dustin Amy and
Samuel Read. d4.3t
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23
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.GTRAYED or stolen from South willow
~ Greek, on Wednesday, the I3th June, an:
American bay MARE, branded q ON the right
hip. and II on left shonldeF: small white
spot In forehead Whoever win return
sskl mare 10 me, shall rec ive The abeNa reward.
d4ssf GEO. SPI lis BURY, Willow Greek.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-23

In reply 10 the proposals Of France,
England consents to Rdopt, rs the basis
of a conference, article ninety-tWo OF the
first act Of Vienna, which refers TO the
Eneutraifzation Of ChabIais aud FaucigHy.
England reserves the right to make pro
poSaI at the conference relative to- the
mode Of DECENTRALIZATION. This declaration
increases the probabilities Of the confer.
ence. " :$@. ,. VII " g..
Strong opposition was threatened by
the Derby party in the House of Lords.
70 the repeal Of the paper duty. ]? % .:: 4.
Lord Wadehouse explained the result
Of the negotiations 10 Central America,
and said the Nicaragua treaty was signed,
but not yet ratified Il. Ill :.5. 2: r
The right of passage over the Isthmus
/ of Panama had been recognized. II / II.
+ Sir G. Travelling, Governor Of Madrid,
had been recalled in consequence of insu.
bordinatiou in openly denouucing Mr..
! Wilson's Indian financial programme. r.
Sir Henry W God, at present Governor
of Ceylon, is spoken Of as his successor.
/ A slight FIRE occurred on the Prince
Albert during her passage to Galway,
but twas speedily suhdned. ~ =. ....E
The Prince Of Wales has accepted an
/ honorary CoIopelcy in the Voluntary Rifle
Corps, formed Of civil service employees.
Mademoiselle Piccolomini, whose real
/ mime is said to be- Glementini, has left
London for Sieua, Italy, her native place,
where she is to be married TO the Duke
Gnetani She has made Gao, 600. q.
g The defalcation Of John Blaikie, ths
Scotch advocate, who absconded lately
amounts to 42OO, 900. .z-si & 5s..s s. :.
:. 81, , :::s =. FRANCE. }t.z.
+ In France, the Monitear publishes n
imperial decree, promulgating the Inv
| passed by the Legislative Chambers foI
Eabolishing nnd, in certain cases, modify
/ ing the duties heretofore levied on cotton
The import duty on cotton imported into
! France, in French shipping, is abolished
that, imported in foreign shipping IS to
4 pay a duty Of three francs the one hun,
dred killogrammes. Cotton imported
into France by land is likewise to pay q
duty OF three francs per one hundred xii.
legrammes. 49, 49, 50. :.''r =. =.
/ No decision has yet been made by
France relative TO the evacuation Of
Rome. s = i I 81. e.
/ 1t is rumored, but discredited, that
France had demanded an explanation
| from Prussia relative to augmented wal
estimates. .>s-..~.-. T. 7.s... :.,-f .. r.. -.
ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.
I It is estimated that fifty Savoyards re
Gently attacked q Custom House on III,
Geneva frontier, and shots were inter
changed. The Swiss authorities Iodget
n complaint at Turin. GaribaldRs force
220, 600 strong, embarked at Genoa OF
three steamers, at midnight. of the 9th
provided with arms. ammunition, &c
] Nearly Eve Thousand persons focked Il
the beach 70 hid them God speed Tn,