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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

VIM. Stewart has u lot of Hills Al
MANAGES on hand for sale. so popular
Is this Almanac that many persons in
our county and elsewhere, would feel 1T
n loss the whole year round without it.
II youarc not supplied, go to Stewards
ut once. 1t contains matter of a stats.
teal nature, receipts, &c.,-in short, is
a miniature encyclopedia Of knowledge,
and worth ten times its cost.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-02-09

At Spring Valley in this County, on
the Sd inst. Mr.. William Thompson,
agcdGj ycrs. This is the third death
in this family within three months. His
wife Lucy Died January 10Th, and his
daughter Lncy Jane, Nov. ith, aged "
ycars--all of consumption.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

Memphis Conference.

This body convened in this city on yesterday
morning, Bishop PIERCE presiding. The attend
ance is quite large. There have been many pleas
ant re>unions and joyous greetings between The
Aberdeen congregation and their former pastors,
The Revs j. H. Brooks, Thos. Moss, B. T. Crouch
j. G. Mott, and others, who have, in times past
, reclaimed, from Sabbath to Sabbath. the glad
dings Of Salvation to their large and attentive
,ngregations in this city, have returned to find
" trust that their labor has not been in vain il
TIE Lord" The site of the sacred old frame
building in which they used to worship, is now
occupied by grand and imposing Church edidce
fo the erection of which no one, we think, is emit
tied to more honor than the Rev. B. r. CRoucn
whose labors in this behalf were arduous and in
ces ant.
he hospitality of our citizens has been thor.
ou21ly tested, and found equal to the emergency
and we trust the members Of the Memphis Confer
encc will have no cause to regret their sojourn in
our ity.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

TO CeRREspoNDENrs-We take this early op
portunity of apologizing to some of our CORES
pondents whose communications have been neg
lected. The demands made upon our time aud
space by the exigencies of the Presidential! can
vass, must be our apology for this neglect. Some
of these communications are now too much out Of
date for publication, and others have been buried
and utterly lost beneath the &C cumulated rubbish
Of political documents and records of superanna-
ted politicians. We therefore propose to our con.
tributors, that Eve rub out and commence anew.
We have had an excess of politics-let us have
something on the Educational and industrial in
terests of the country-somethng literary and
notwithstanding spicy" without politics or
personalities something poetical without party
patriotism.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

A, THE Masonic HALI.--The old friends and
custc 'ners of C. T. GrFoRD will be pleased to see
his card in another column of our paper. He has
retur ed to this city and taken room at Leedy's
Aucti'n House. where he has a fine and select
stock Of Jewelry and where he is prepared to do
all krds Of repairing in his usual good style, and
Ut rca enable rates. Give him call
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Lookout for AbOsitlOnists

On the night Of the 3st Of October last, the
= i.:s:s x 4. 7ta.. wf--y;stei by Abo.
tion emisares Many of them were seen pas
stag about little while after dark. About s
o'clock in the night. Mr. I. B Trulone's 9 in
I. House was fired and consumed Loss of property
cotton, &c, estimated at $1,000. No certain clue
to the perpetrators has, a. yet bean obtainei
c. +. CANDRY.
From private note accompanying the shove,
we learn there were twenty five ba es Of cotton
{ nsnned.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

Pos, poNED SALE.--We invite the readers atton.
ton tc the advertisement of j. NJ. Anderson, Com
nissiO er's sale of Land. We advertised this sale
some weeks ago, but owing to some circumstance
or 9th r, il did not come Off 1t is now advertised
Tor the roth day Of December next.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Sheriff. &Rie.

~ virtue of writ of il. ia, which issued from the
40 Office of the Clerk of the Circat Court Of Monroe
County and to directed and in favor Of NJ r. EDDIE.
and against VIM. =. Brewer md Samuel G. Brewer,
have seized and taken the following property viz
nartoi lot q and Block -. all in New Aberdeen which
VIII oller Tor sale at public venlne before the Court
House door, in Aberdeen on the 9th day of November
1850 orcash to satisfy said writ and all costs Sale
within legal hours.
Oct. II 1850 ids, T. II. ANDERSON SbcriF
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

~ 1t will be seen, from the following notice,
That the torch of tn, Abolition in zen liarv Is fin
ding its way to our own borders. The little
town of Boxar is in Msrioa County, Ala, close
'on the line, between this AMI Marion County
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
BLISS DYSPEFTIC alMHDY.

BLISS DYSPDFTIC aEMEDY.
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy
has the largest sale of any
medicine in the world
100000 packages sold in
Georgia and south Caro-
lima in fourteen months.
1t is warranted to cure, if
directions are followed,
any case of Dyspepsia,
Liver Disease, Jaundice,
General Debility, Palpita-
ton, Chronic Diarrhea,
Giddiness, Depressed
= p lr1 IS, LOSS Ol
Appetite, Pain in the Side
and Back. 1t is special
ly adapted to Female
Complaints ; it produces
Rotundity of Form in Fe-
males ola Thin and Spare
Habit. Every invalid
should try one package.
w. W. BLISS G. CO., PROP, Iietors,
1858 Broadway, XIV York.
For sale IN Aberdcen, MISS. 6y
w. B. BARTON.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

UNANIMOUS. Mormon Springs Precinct, in this
county poled CT votes-all for Breckenridge and
Lane. Rays shop, 90, all the same way. As our
neighbor saws, that's orfnl"
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
sI,erin's sale.

DY virtue of writ of f. ia. which issued from the
ID Office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit COurto Monroe 60
aud to me directed and,in favor Of I Riadord 70.
and against VIM D. Marshall and James Thweatt,
have seized and taken the following property, VIZ: ~ a
of lot AZ in Old Aberdeen which will offer Tor sale Al
public vedue before the Court House door In Aberdeen
on the LIST Monday in November 1860 for cash to SATISFY
said writ and all costs. sale wlthln legal hours ID
Octo,,er ~ IsGo--tls ] II. ANDERSON. Sheriff
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
MOTT G,

MY wife, Sarah Davis, left my bed and house with
vi ont suf cent cause about tho 18th of July last
therefore, icrewarn AL persons rom trading with her
on my account rs will not be responsible for any debts
she nay con- rsGt. RiSTOPHER o. DAVIS.
JuiyiG60--3a.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
LAND FOR SALE
ARKANSAS.

NHE undersigned has several valuable tracts of Land
l. for Sale. in thu vicinity of this place, (St Charles
which is situated on the West bank of White River IN
Arkansas County. The said Lands lie within from
to 10 miles of this River. For definite information
would refer to Mr. j. b. Barker, of this place.. or bv
calling upon itng to the undersigned any sneci6o
information wi be given. G. W. BELKNAP.
81. CHARLES, ARK, Oct. 4, go IT,
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
M office

~ country usipg Fa,smanu'a Iron lie are hereby ne
uned that we VIII warrant and defend them against tho
ridiculous pretensv Of G. W. Permission. who alb.
srdly petcnds that Tie is an Infringement of some
patent which he says he holds and should he attempt to
interrupt or impede diem in the Of tie by suits
or ohe proceedings desire be Informed of the fact
so I'M" We may have an opportunity Of showing the
Ter woressnes of his assrr, If our right to contes
the use of our tie. L. V. FASSMANN, "a. t
feh236O-tf
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

UST in receipt of large assortment of double and
- single barrel Guns Rifles, and Colts Sharpe's and
Aliens Repeating Pistols. good as ort,nent of Der
myers and something extra fine in the way of Game
Bags Flrsks Pouches aud Belts.
Oct. is. soft. GRIFFIN a. DANIEL
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
EQTICE.

rgn!ar c''uvp, alioI, Of EEPHhMfA
IA OVAL ARCH CHAPTER No. r.. il
solved that hergnfi r accounts that stand
more than ihrcry wiiliont being present. ed
10 the haptr FOR la. nlrnt y i. not be paid
Jan. J.. lc6r-lt
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Choice Family Flour.
IF Flour known as
;s S.or Mills Matison Indiana, ID 'ublc Extra

~ L.GARRISON Co, are successors to Martin
IL. Co.. for the manufacture of the celebrated brand
of Flour known as
" Star Mills, Madison Indiana, ID 'ubie Extra
Family Flour,
For which we are agents aud take pleasure in saying to
our friends that The" STAR MILLS make Flour from
the best selected Wheat. improvements have been
nude to the Mills this yea md from materials used we
can assure our friends that the Flour will give entire
satisfaction both in quality and cooperase with no SUI
perior. .,.,,.
r. DOLHONDE Il. CO.,
Corner Smiths Alley and St. Anthony Street, Mobile
Oct H. lS60-6m.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08
Fte5s SALE.

A DESIRABLE Dwelling House and lot, in the
~ Se@thEesf part Of r--e- g~e -tE l-.,-Sv
Court House. The hoase contains good sized rooms
There is on the premises. good well OF water, and all
necessary oubullings. Altogether, very desirable
ocation
Also FOUR LIKELY NEGROES and women
The above property can be seen and good bargain
had, by applying ut this office.
Sept. 20, lSGO--ti
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1860-11-08

l have hind and intend to keep for sale through the
i season. choice lot Of Hamburg Farm. Goshen Farm,
English DAIRY and Western reserve Cheese.
Sept. 81. 1Si0--iw. j. W. BREnE
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY Council

FRIDAY, June ].
FIRST BRANcH-Present, SAMUEL G. SPIcER ESQ.,.
President, and all the members except Messrs.
Calls and Baugher-Mr. TAYLOR, of the
Joint Standing Committee on Claims, presented
report with a resolution in favor of
Thomas G. Yearly refarrinr his petition ask.
inc for taxes Maid in error 70 the RoarJ of
Arbitration, with instruction. if found correct
to refund; adopted d-Also. a renort with a reso
luton adverse to the petitions of Simon Kemp and
Mrs ThOs Lloyd: adopted An ordinance was
received from the Second Branch au thorizine the
Mayor to grant permission TO certain mechanics of
the Eastern section of the citv IN usa tho hads r
certain street: laid on the table -Mr RAIN nre
snntad a. ordinance nrobibt;nr tbo ohstruo,iop Of
the track of the citv nassenorr raiIwav. read and
laid on the table-.Nr T,vIop collod m tba reso
linton directing tbo City ComntroIIor tp o,,om;no
tbe account of Thomas r Ga;tbor fnr s,ot;onor,,
for C;ty rron;t Court onJ r. rnnd ,uaat ~ 80
10 adtod Ino ~ eoi ieos! " pay
tho Gnn1toIIa ~ w. 20 iob ua
.of e1en o idf; ~ fo f;Goti - f f;ip 'ne . sun ti
Fr;endSbin anr,;na bnrso Of tha t;o ba oh ~ d S -,
o5tad NJ -, nIIJ ~ ~ w 49, ~ ~ T. It.: ~ - S:.' ~
S w. SI, C"i,e up ~ 'o iesuiu'on ull eot-
,ns tne cl1iN Vi tne oehtre 10 nave the same
A. 10 " % e GU a,iu 'iie Ie'linS iePail Gu, %uupteu
T;. D., Gale1 up t'ie tesoluIion iel"se |" .le
y yIt; . III ti a:Oounts, auoPteu' 'iie
eolutlon INC heSlster 10 consoiaoate
IA MS PosSessioh iol tie use 1l tne
tha an' .unus' M C5AFMAN caiIeu up
Ssn onn te endorsement oy tne
~ ID ':I5 ~ ~, VI NC ,1 ue ~ VI erio " o'toi
w., lanu ndL'roa" So'Mr. NORRIS onereG suo,
ti' wnicn Is aeo s5e ou no Oil WIN an auutlohai
bond t Tooooo u .he secohu lnoItgage
Enn,;,tsht " o Uo'iiPe'i"n vi lle iodu . Ioiu
- i:J " hagerstoWh. Inc substitute was
u ar un rne ta3ie, ana 0roered 10 De printed
bo C;t Cont Ian 1alleu up the resolution urecung
h I; 70 exempt the lou belonging 10
YEAR 1S6I. adonto6 My s,on o'AaIIpn uhth tile
yosn1rtioI, dipti. ~ hr; orlCEk caHeu up the
mains on Eavetta stroot So S?inpny I?:ny lolat sasS
Central ayorne. rafarroJ' T A. gu ive' !, anu
the resolution grantng nerr;Ss;o t ~ o. w w up
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02
REVIEW OF THE
BAL ,YIMORE MARK ETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 1.

i.
ALCOHOL.-Alcohol continues very dull A small lot
of Western 95 cent. sold or two since at Al
per gallon and quote this the rate for it TODAY
to the trade
ASHES.-We continue to quote Ashes at So 25 for Pot
and S5.62x per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK.-There is good inquiry for Quercitron Bark
for export and sales this some rs tons
ss for ordinary and s22 per ton for strictly prime
fob.
BEESWAX-BeeswaX is steady and firm at 35d36 cts
per lb. There is fair demand for it at these figures
BREAD.-Bread is steady at the following rates, viz:
AZ cts. for Navy, cts. for Pilot, cts per h. for
Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRIMSTONE-We note sales this week of SO tons crude
Sicily Birthstone to arrive private terms and 100
roll do at 81 cts per lb Crude is held to-day at
$50 per ton.
COFFEE.-There has been very little done in Coffee
again this week. the sales embracing only 45O bags
AG3B cts and 500 bags do at IA cts. There is some
Coffee wanted but the very light stock restricts
actions There have been arrivals or three weeks
past and the stock here reduced than 1000
Rio closes steady at 13hd13A cts. for fair good
IA cts. for prime, and quote Laguayra nominal
at 14Gll5 cts, and Java at 154d16H There no
stock of either Of the last named varieties here.
COTTON The demand is still very limited the sales
this week being only about $50 bales Upland and Gulf
about quotations, which continue, viz
GRADES. UPLAND, GULF. WESTERN.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

ter.-Several Intellectual efforts were made to
ADJOURN, and to postpone the further consideration
OF the question until Monday, when, it was said by
Mr.: Crawford, there would be better state Of
SGM sSSGGlMIng. Alter further proceedings, Mr.. MILL
ooH : successfully appealed to Mr.. Sherman to
m'nnTaw nGa MS MS resolution OF censure temporarily
ia Wou "raer mat Mr.; Houston might address the
morning under momentary excitement and ex-
pressed his regret that he had violated the rules
of the House MIR. SHERMAN thougbt the
explanation was amply satisfactory, and, with the
consent of the House, withdrew his resolution al
tOgether.=The House then Adjourned
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

ONO FLoUR-There were sales yesterday of 500 bbls
Ohio Extra S6per Dbl, and this constitutes all that has
been done in Ohio Flour this week. Super has been quo
ted through the week at $3.50, and it closes to-day this
figure, and we quote Extra as ranging from S5S7h to
s6.l2H per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-For City Mills Flour there has
been but little inquiry this week and have reported
sales of only 600 bbs Super $3.50 per Dbl We quote
Super to-day at $3.50 for standard SIS rs for fancy
brands and Extra at % for standard, and $40
$50 per bbl. for fancy brands
BRANDYwINE FLOUR UR.-There have been sales within
the last day two of $50 200 bbs Brandywine Super
at $3.50 per bb and quote this the rate for it
day.
load to the trade at $3.50 for Wechs and IS per bb
the best brands of Baltimore ground We quote Ohio and
Howard Street Family at SG.50G7 per Dbl.
RYE FLouR.-Rye Flour has been quoted for days
past at 81 Dbl but it closes dull at this figure
CORN MEAL.-We have to note decline since last
in the rates for Corn Meal and quote Baltimore
$3.50 and Brandywine at $362k per Dbl. The exports
this week $50 bbls
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
he ucek endi Mar2
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and h' 'r"Ac,O

The New York Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market opened with cheerful feeling
this morning, the decline of the last few days having
brought in buyers and induced considerable
of purchases to short contracts The transactions
to considerable extent, especially in Central and
Erie. The reaction appears to have exhausted itself,
and should the foreign advices by the arrival be
favorable We shall expect to see the advancing
of the market resumed and higher points touched
than have before OF Central the transactions
reached 900 shares at the first session. the market
being very steady during the call. There is impress
sion prevailing that the August dividend may be per
under the increased earnings, and this gives the
great strength. Pacific Mail was good demand
and steady at about So is thought that the of
the over-issue is now known and of the best in
formed parties are buying in again The entire extent of
the fraud however, cannot be known exactly for
time yet, and hear whispers that of the conspi
rators in it will probably be unearthed The money
report to-day is of increased abundance and
siderable amounts offering demand at 4d4H per
cent prominent coaterals and leadirg e paper has
been passed at as per cent We hear of acceptances
being taken up by the makers low per cent Spe-
Gle continues to come in from Philadelphia and the
interior. Philadelphia will probably send half mil
lion this week. The shipment Saturday promises to
reach million The market for Foreign bills
not active and quotations unchanged Sterling O9G
I098 francs 516H as 13A. Freig hts to Liverpool:
100 bales Cotton at I'D 100 tres Beef private terms
100 boxes Bacon at 22s Cd 22OO bbls. Flour at 2s
10000 bush Corn at sgd. $50 bbls Rosin Is Cd; 25
Oil at 25s.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

The cattle disease now raging in Eastern Massa-
chusetts prevailed in England from l744 to l755.-
In Nottinghamshire 40 900 head of cattle died in
six months; in Cheshire 80, 900. During the third
year of the disease, fl35,00O paid out of the
public treasury as a recompense for slaughtered
cattle. In 1857, in forty-three villages in Holland,
IL 600 head of cattle died Or Mare killed
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

A committee, appointed by merchants and other
citizens of New Bedford, offer several rewards,
amounting in all to $500, for the best stand and
portable hand-lamps, designed for the burning of
whale oil. The lamps offered for premiums must be
submitted by the inventors proprietors to the
committee at New Bedford before the 30th of Au-
gust next.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02
Ordinary G0 Q S0 9 "a Q
Low Middling. 10(G1I 10h(dlI IOGl1
Middling nH(Gl1A 124 dl2I 1lb(Gll4 Z
Strict do..... 1lA(dI2 l2bGl24 I uai0l2
Good do ..... 124(dl2h | l2Aal3 l2K(Gl2b
Middng Fair. 12%(dl2A l3 Gl3k | l2hGl25,

CANDLES.-Candles dull hut we still quote them
follows, viz: at l7Gl9cts for Adamantine 2527
for Chemical Sperm; 3742 cts for Sperm; and 52G55
cts per h. for patent Wax. Western Mould Candles
selling at ~ cts, but City do. bringing 49l6
CHEMICALS-we again quote Soda Ash at 21024
cts for so per cent? Sal Soda at cts; Bleaching Pow
ders at 243 cts. and BiCarb Soda at ~ cts. Caustc
Soda is selling at cts. per 10.
COAL-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are still
as follows viz: SO 253 35 for fine So 60365 for of
mine 1904 Is per ton for lump delivered on board
Locust Point There is little selling here but
Alexandria there is considerable doing in it. Anhra-
cite Coal is selling by retail from the yards at 52555o
per ton of 240 lbs
COCOA-We note sales this week of invoices Cocoa
amounting $50 bags but the terms kept private
We quote it at 15tdl7 cts. per b.
CoPPER.There is some demand for Copper, but Balti-
more refined Ingos lower and now quote them at
H(G23 cts. per h. A sale of 100 900 lbs was made
day two since at the inside figure. Sheahng is still
selling at 2s cts for baltimore and 81 cts h. for Eng
hsh We quote Yellow Metal Sheathing before at 20
cts for both English and American, do Nails at % cts,
and do. Bolts at % cts per lb.
=, Eal a lfERS-Feathers in demand, and we quote
III AZ ~ M4S cts. perlb. for good lots mixed South
rishLrSere is still considerable doing in Fish, par
this week about bbis at from "a 0 n s * ner bbi
put iheTe are now to had at the inside figure
ohau, rS ae scarce, are selling at s12Gl2 so per bbl
and in half bbs they bringing si3 ner nair There
has been no movement of consequence his. wool in
Mackerel or Eastern Herrngs Mackerel are 1o - IA "a
quote them at s. for small and 30 6otio 1 hh,
for large No $'s We quote new Eastern Herrnps At
$25O(G3, and Labrador do at $4d4 90 per bbl "'
FRUIT.-The market is at present nearly hare % v;.,
Fruit, but there are two cargoes expected here S;,
There however some Lemons and Oranges stu bars
and they selling repacked at 81 753 for Lemons
S4d4.50 per box for Oranges.
FLOUR.-There has been a fair demand this weet
for Flour but the market for it has exhibited no
cia activity The sales which have been chiefly for ex
port add up about 5000 bbs No change has place
since last Friday in prices but we notice little rme
feeling in the market at the close The exports sine,
last are as follows, viz:
bbls. bbls
To Rio de Janeiro.... ,92s To Demerara. 292
" Nassau 375 50 Porto Rico. ..... 1Ot
Total. 32-
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-The demand for Flour th
week has been chiefly for this description, and no
sales in the week 300 bbls Super $3.50 bbls
cut Extra S. 62x and 500 bbs Extra at pei
bb We quote standard Super to-day at $3.50, cut Ex
ira at $5.624, and Extra as ranging from $6s7x n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

Crops appear to be doing well in most of the
Southern States, an some varieties are fast ap-
preaching maturity. Corn is large enough for the
table in some places, and wheat is beginning to
ripen. The accounts in regard to both corn and
cotton are good, with occasional exceptions. The
most complaint respecting the crops comes from
Virginia and Kentucky, where insects are doing
much harm.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

A cattle drover, named G. W. Curtis, brought
into St. Louis last Saturday about 81 900 of
gold dust from Denver. 1t part of the pro-
ceeds of a drove of 700 cattle, which he with
six hands drove to Denver from Fort Belknap,
Texas.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

The Americans in Minititan have signed pc
tition to United States Consul Allen, asking him
to all his influence to have United States
military force sent to that place to protect Ameri-
can interests
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02
Decision in a Railroad Bond Case

PITTsBUHG, May 3I.-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day, Judge McCandless delivered an
elaborate opinion in the of David Pollock, a
citizen of Ohio, against the county of Lawrence,
directing that an attachment be issued against the
County Commissioners for refusing to submit to an
execution upon judgment obtained for interest
on railroad bonds.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

Boston sgorged with beef and veal al low prices.
The fear of the spread of the cattle disease lie sup
posed to have Occasioned a general slaughter OF
market.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

The New Orleans Delta says that the Mississippi
river is at the present moment four feet lower than
it was eve- known before in the memory of the
oldest inhabitant. The low stage of the river is
regarded by many persons as favorable prognos-
tic of healthy summer. Should this hope be re-
alized, New Orleans will begin her usual business
season with brighter auspices than ever.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

Mr.. Albert Howe, the agent of the steamer City
of Norfolk seized in New " ork on Wednesday on
suspicion of being SLAYER, is out in card, deny
ing the charges, and invites examination.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02

There will be an election in Oregon, on Monday,
June 4th, for the Legislature, member OF Con,
gress and local officers. A warm contest Is looked
h, the legislature