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Major Gross, whose trial took place in New York
last August, has been sentenced by the President
to a suspension from rank and pay for five years.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

CAR6TANG BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.
By telegraph we learl that jury in this cele-
bratcd case was empanneled at St. Louis on Satur-
day, and the opening speech for the plaintiff ade
by one of her attorneys, VIM. Nerves, Eq.
The particulars of the case have already been
published, and we now give the following sketches
OF the parties to the suit copied from the ST. Louis
Democrat:
,r THE PLAINTIFF, EFFIE CATHARINE cARsTANG.
Inc plaintiff Miss Ellie Catharine Carstanp has
lived In comparative obscurity till the commence
ment OF the present proceedings. She came to this
city in the year 1854 and has resided since on Fifth
street, between Franklin avenue and Morgan, with
Mrs Seaman, her sister. Her acuuaintance with
Mr. Shaw commenced durip0 the year 1S56 and
!ne promise to marry is alleged to have been given
IN November, 1856. In personal appearanca Miss
Garstang is rather tall in figure and wtha graceful,
mas dark hair, brilliant ewes blonde comnlavion
and a frmness of features Indicating the decis;op
OF character which has marked her participation
In the present suit since its inception. We should
Judge the lady to be on the shady side of thirty
and not unattractive in point of personal beauty
She has maintained a remarkable perseverance
throughout the whole trial, and accompanied her
counsel personally to New York and other places
gathering testimony in her own vndication The
attempt to compel her to give bonds for payment
OF the costs was unsuccessful, the motion therefor
having been denied by Judge Reber. Pending this
matter, Miss Carstang proved the ownership of
property repued to be worth about So 900, consist
ing OF promissory notes secured by mortgage on
land on the Southwest Branch of the Pacific Rail
road,
THE DEFENDANT, HENRY SHAW.
The defendant, Henry Shaw, has been resident
OF st. Louis for forty-one years. He was formely
a merchant, and acquiring great wealth, retired
from business as long ago as l84l. Subsequently
ne went to Europe, and travelled extensively on
the continent, spending several months in Italy OBJ
serving the arts and artists of that country. From
early youth, botany has been his favori.e study
and while in Europe Mr.. Shaw improved every op-
portunity to gather information profit, from the
experience of Others this subject. In personal
appearance Mr.. Shaw is of medium height hearty
complexion, rather sharp in features, with blue
eyes, and possessed of great suavitv of manner; in
fact one of the politest men of St. Louis. His age
is between fifty and sixty, his hair tinged with
grey. His wealth is variously estimated between
81, 800, 600 and $4,000 900.
THE ATTORNEYS.
The array of legal talent on both sides in this
case constitute one of its features Hon. Edward
Bates, the leading counsel for the defence, associa
ted with Ex-Judge Lakeland, of the Circuit Court
Ex-Recorder Cady, j. r. Shepley and Samuel Clio
Yer. The interests of the plaintiff are conided to
Maj Qriel Wright, assisted by Luther NJ. Shreve,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

J. Ii. Bates, who murdered his son at Memphis,
(Tenn.,) year ago, has been apprehended and is
now in prison.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

GAusE AND EFFEcT.-A man was run over and
Killed by the cars last week on Garoga Creek, on
@ tne n nne OF the New York Central Railroad. lie
was discovered upon the track and efforts made IN
warn him of, but as he did not get out of the wav
he was caught and crushed. The jury empaneIled
was of opinion that it was his deliberate intention
10 10 commit suicide, predicating their belief upon
pocket.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

OPERATION OF THE SHoEMAKERs' Strike ON
BUTCHER BoYs.-It is said that the butcher porters
OF Newouryport, Mass, have struck for an advance
of from two to three cents basketrul for carrvin
home meat and provisions from market. some Of
the market men have agreed to the demand, The
strike was caused principally by fear that as the
price OF boots and shoes had advanced the porters
would be unable to provide themselves with those
articles unless they received more wares
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

=, VIOLENT TREATMENg.-Doctor Rutland, of Dover,
Tenn, was arrested for the murder of his wife, was
tried, and sentenced to the penitentiary for nine
years. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court
of Tennessee, and the decision of the lower Court
set aside and the Doctor discharged from custody
lie then published violent attack upon the eiti
2ens OF Dover, alter which they, few DAYS since
caught him, stripped him, gave him some two bnn,
dred lashes on the bare back and tnrned him Loo
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

SNGULAR CAsE.-At a recent Ulster county,
n ew ork, Court the following trial came off;
John Smith against Huram Hasbrouck admins
TRAITOR OF Adam WiesneI, deceased. Mr.. Hasbrouck
is administrator Of Wesner by virtue of his office
OF county treasurer. Plaintiff claimed that the
cal siessness of Wiesner caused an explosion of his
PTI0,wder-mill at Esopus by which he lost 81 600
Wlesner was killed by the explosion, and left no
LOSS. '''''in W
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FROM Observation-Disclosures have been received
to the 18th of February. Gen Falcon, of the revo-
lutionary army, having left San Carlos for the pur-
pose of etfecting junction with the revolutionary
force in the east, the place had fallen into the
hands of the government. In an attempt to regain
it Gen. Lamond of the rebel force was Killed. The
government general of the same name is still alive,
the report of his death having arisen from that
his namesake. 1t is believed that the revolutiona-
ry movement is nearly at an end
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

THE LONDON TINES ON AMERIcAN INSTITUTIONS
The London Times, commenting the Speaker
ship contest in which House of Representatives
INDUCED the other day, pronounces our system of
government failure in essential respects The
article to which we refer concludes thus:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The mayor of Pittsburg has decided that the
prize system adopted by the gift stores, is
violation of the lottery act.
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now in prison.
The Legislature of Virginia has appropriated
over six millions of dollars for internal improve
ments this session.
The Hon. WIN. L. Goggin will deliver the an
nual address before the two Literary Societies of
Richmond College at the close of the session.
In Louisiana, there is one luDatc out of 2.477
negroes; in South Carolina, one in 2,999; in Mas
sachusetts, one in 43; in Maine, one in IA.
The Hote-keepers of Charleston intend to charge
i've dollars per day for board during the session of
the Convention.
Mr.. Godwin's forthcoming History of France is
said to be fully equal to the productions of Bancroft
and Prescott,
The Pittsburg gambling saloons have been bro
ken up by the Mayor.
A book-trade sale will be held in Boston, COM
mencing the first week in August
There is demand for the stock of the new Bank
of North Carolina at LOG and lO7.
! J. Buchanan Cross, the forger, lately arrested
in Pittsburg, is now on trial in Philadelphia
! DR.. Peyton A. Delk of Sussex county, Virginia,
was burned to death on the I'd inst
DIR. Stewart, of Prince Georges county, has sold
his farm to DR.. Benz Lee for S5O,OOO.
Major Donald Frazer of the United States Army,
died in New York on Monday.
The Eastern papers state that the will of the late
Ev-CIoyernor Stephen will be contested.
| Tho negro Lewis the murderer of DR.. W. j.
| Keitt preacher,
small bow has been lodged in Jail in Muskatine,
| Iowa, for counterteltlhg.
The election for State officers takes place in New
| Hampshire to-day.
| The trade of Kansas city amounts to S3,OOO,OOO
! annually.
| Mr.. Joseph Adams, the teller of the Bank of
Washington, died in that city on Sunday morning
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

" GU ioe"es ou TIE pare Dack ana turned him loose,
SPOT ON THE SUN.-A solar spot, of rare interest
from Its changes, passed over the SUMS disc be-
tween tween the 23d Of February and the 7th of March.
On the 18th of February it was nearly round, with
Pehumora like the brush of a comets tail On
tne ISL and I'd of March it was a spiral penumbra
OF more than whirl and a half, with the black
spot as the head. Afterwards penumbral oval,
returning in to itself, with one or two dark spots
Some OF the New ork papers are loud in their
denunciations OF Judge Russell of the Criminal
Court OF Sessions Heis charged with passing SEN
tences of almost inhuman severity upoD soma Of tb
irlendless prisoners whose violations of the law
have placed them in his power; while towards 9TH
ers lenity is exercised quite incompatible with
the ends of iustice ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

YOU'VE THIEvEs.-The Deposit N. " Democrat
notes the discovery of a cave in the mountain
that village, the resort and hiding place of party
of boys from IL to l6 years of age, associated for
purposes of theft and robbery. Some of these lads
are said to be scions of respectable families. In
the cave were found a number of stolen articles
hams, crackers, sugar, champagne cigars, tobacco,
&C., together with O list of members of the band
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

COFFEE IN Cold REGIoNs.-Dr. Hayes, of Arctic
fame, in his recently published work. expresses the
opinion, based upon experience, that to men living
on short allowance of food, in a cold climate,
where special stimui are required there is nothing
as valuable as coffee. Tea is not much priced by
explorers in frozen regions To Arctic travellers,
the Doctor adds, spirits in any form are in almost
every worse than useless; while coffee is
always grateful, and always beneficial.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The Alta Californian
says that there are no longer any doubts to the
Japanese Ambassadors touching at San Francisco
while en- route from Jeddo for Washington in the
United States steamship Powhatan. Orders have
been received at the Navy Yard at Mare Island,
from Commodore Tatnall, to have the dry dock in
readiness to receive the Powhatan for repairs She
was to leave Japan some time in February, and
would thus be here during the month of March.
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ONE HUNDREDTH ROUND.

Both advanced in prime order the seconds hav-
ing freely resorted to sponging. Each buffer ex-
hibited fine specimens (on his mug) of engraving
Wild sparring, the Nestor, however, for an awk-
ward Spell, appearing to have it all his own way
At this time, however, the Nestor losing his tenn
per remarked that the Pet was a thief and no gen.
teman. This brought the round to a close, the
Pet observing that he'd be (no matter what) if he
fought any more. Both parties retired to their
corners, and most of the outsiders went to sleep,
HnNnREn SEcnNn nnnnn
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p TEE HoBoKEN FLOATING BATrERY-The FLOATING
battery at Hoboken, N. j., which has been in con-
struction for several years at an immense eynansa
and which very few persons have ever seen, is de,
scrloed by gentleman who has recently been fa-
yored with look at it, Gas a marine skeleton, in
shape almost like long clipper ship, perhaps 200
ieet OF the water-lRe. 1t is formed of iron plates
nan an inch thick, neatly riveted. The whole is
covered with planking, excepting the stern The
decate.''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Legislature of Virginia has appropriated
over six millions of dollars for internal improve
ments this session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
COMMERCIAL.

ArpLss---t3reen-pone Offering
BAcox-The receipts for the past week have been ~"
DsAm.-whIe-srisk d foeosI7S ? basksl
Yte q. isSse x.e 4. es,ssa = 5000 clA;
In Flrkins plenty. and duh at i3ebI7 centA 49,.
Coss-H Incrcssr.i desnand-I quote Yellow sccsI
eta; White w cts. .a4.tgt.x.
S,;.5s. .s. TX r. go & se'' cent.
Dpsp Apples-p'epiy-sioo' Psa'od Peaches $500
Torn-The receipts ight-viih coed demand
quote supefane saoo0sasss Extra sas10tsso; Family
'' Tnss.es - .&wi.p ocrs
FxArHkxA-+sltAS e~aiA -. "a
FKarlIxksA--suppiy smpl No. Peruvian oaano eesao
s,, s a.no sscS Hsr,s.s ssno sssso American 6aano
tsae Rhoies sup Ph.Ph..s 81 Lime too9 Rnans rha;lh"
Peru 6s9a kuln's Benz Ash Gaanc ena 10; Rn
nns Tobacco Msnars tIIo Ranins Ground Deas Ash es.G
fo~le Cas- soluble Phosphatcd Peruvian GS.ns soaoo
Groand Plaster In bsik tsee; In hags barrels tiie
GGAss sEKp.-ciover $780, Timothy o.; Orchard ei.S
Evergreen e2.aa
GiSsksa.-5D%teS ceutA
lsoN.-Maanian tsb0495 Ton
L,Rp-supply good Il 10 ~ centA
LixE-Theassiosn d lo0ei 20 Moantan 5000 ecLts
OxtoSs White sO6Es1k eta Red eco 70 eta busheL
oArs shcaf o. so6eibe 100 ns White 90 o's Black %
PrAs.-No Backeyed o6erng Cow Pea si.no
PurATogS-I3G1sfh cents-according 20 quality.
Tou,ccuR Receipts increasing, with prices well sustained
Bright Working parcels; dssk aondescrpt not 90 firm a.
e sa.t N as % ss ss: bright
Lugs fiGoIfsG common Leaf Tobacco loQptl bright
Workers aud Filters ssooGsiooO; fancy Bright Wrappers
tls.oJ4JtlG
4iWpGS&2o,
Wool None offering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

Sr>IEScE OF THE SAVANNAH REscrERs.
Thursday last tho United Seatcs Circuit Court. Mt
Savannah, Ga, passed sentence OF $3.50 ine and
thirty days IMPRISONMENT on c. A. l.. Lamar, j.
Mott Middleton. Carey W. Stiles and William
Hone. who pleaded guilty to the charge of having
rescued Captain Fnrnum. of tho SLAYER yacht
Wandcrer. from the county ia;l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

ANOTHER RAILROAD EXTENSION. Tho passen.
ger on the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
Railroad made tho hrst trip over the extension to
Northumberland Pa. on Thursday of last week
Tho two branches Of the Susquehannn are now
connected hy railroad with the main road running
south parallel with the river. and connecting with
the cities Of Philadelphia and Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

I Wo0aa Of her tine. II should BE read by nj
l4sysisians, and sseptsd Is q textbook - all
karsss.
s..a4sr. q n sAsE o.. E.dls,s :,i.sex TO
CxnfA Asp JAsAx m snE frAEs leT. %. and
so. b LAHssScs OElsHAsr. $50. New
IS Yssk. Asrpcrk Brsshess, Publishsry.
~ The formss volume q travels BY Mr.. Oliphant,
"Ths R.ssisn Shores e ~ Black Sea-" was
exceedingly we'll received BY the reading public
and met with an extensive sale both In this coun
| try. and in Europe. The book now under notice,
will, ws think. prove still greater success than
the one just mentioned. Everything relating to
the Japanese possesses interest to American read
ESPECIALLY ~ THE jusctnrs. Mr.. oiiphnn'
was Lord Elgiu's Rriyats Secretary. and therefore
had % opportunity for collecting .. large amount
OF naterias. and from these he has made an in
teresting work. He srites in an easy. flowing
s:yie, and his descriptions Of what 10 saw aud
met with. are graphically drawn.
Lord Eigiu's yisits to China and Japan were
inside under peculiar circumstances, AM the at
ten.ions he received - The representative Of Eng
lands Queen, afforded him and his cutie unusual
advantages for studying the manners and custom.
Of the Inhabitants Of those countries. A better
or more interesting narrative Of his visit could
hardly have been given than that contained in
Mr.. ELEPHANTS volume; and the notices Of the
English and American press, though highly COM
Ilnentary, do net seem to DO exaggerated.
Tho publishers have issued the work in fnc
style and many Of the illustrations. Of which
there are large number. are exceedingly well
done
Tnr WEsr IsDiEs AND THE SPANISH MAIa. BY
As1noNr TRoLLorE. Now York: Harper y
Brothers, Publishers.
Doctor Thorne" written by Mr.. Trollope
year or two since, was esteemed one Of the beat
novels of late gears Whoever has read TINT
book, will DO gratGsd by pernsal Of this vol
ume Of travels by the same author. Mr.. Troll
lope is son Of the redoubtable old lady, whose
" Domestic Manners of the Americans" made
great STIR years ago, The junior Trollope writes
fact rs well as he writes fiction, and is Of the
most agreeable. because one Of the most observ-
ant travellers Ills relation commences in Janu.
airy. 1852 Mt sea, near Cubn, and the places no
visits and describes are St. Thomas, Jamaica. Gu
ba Antigua, and Other of the Windward Islands,
Demerara (which he calls tho Elysium Of the
Tropics, the form of Government being n mild
despotsm, tempered with sugar. Berbicc. Barbn-
does. Trinidad, New Granada, and tho Isthmus Of
Panama. a great part Of Central America. the
Bermudas, New York, Niagara, Saratoga, Mon
treal, and home. At Costa Ricn, he met the o.
German Mahon. great in the busting days of the
Clare election Of 1923. Mr.. Trolope ia d most
intelligent traveller, and his descriptions of Cen
trail America are especially worth attention.
The work 10 calculated to throw much light up
on the condition Of tho British West Indies. and
at time. when contradictory statements have
been put forth a. to the true condition Of these
Islands in the past and at tho present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

a LANDLORD SrAsREp.-Mr James Douglass,
landlord Of tho Pennsylvania Hotel, on Sixth
.trect. near Arch, Philadelphia. was stabbed NOR
tnny it is feared on Monday afternoon, by one of
two rowdiea which no attempted to eject from, his
promises. John Martin, the barkre,er, and Mr..
simpson, arder. asc received violent blows
o. Hawthorne and Alex. West, the parties impli-
Gated were arrested,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

HAT FINrsuERs' Ass .cIATInN.-The National
latFinishers' Association met in convention in
New York, ON Monday. Delegates were present
representing New York. Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore and other cities. Its main business will
be the preparation NJ now code for the rncula-
ton of the trade. The Association designs /, es-
tnblish a standard price tor the whole United
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

PURCHASE or PosrorficE SIIE.--1'he govern
men has purchased the present site of the post
Office in New York city. aud arrangements will be
speedily made for the erection of n suitable and
com.no li,n' brillinsi Tho pricNapail f,r the
site is 100000, Of which $4,000 was con,rilu,
ted lay merchants. MS Congress only appropriated
5000 900 for the purpose
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Dissolution.

f2NHE Copar;ncrshp OF FREEMAN ( Co, Carpencr, and
Jobbers was this day dissolved by mutual conseni j. o.
Freeman having purchased the enrr interest OF g. W. WYATT
10 the Concern and will continue the Carpenters In ali
It's branches All persons having claims against the Firm will
present them to a. o. Freeman, and indebted will make
payment 70 the same j. o. FREEMAN,
jeTS. GEO W WIFI
EA BBLs. sUPERFINE FLOUR in Store and for sale ON
~ consignment Br VIM H. ROsE h Co
je Its No 10r Main s,,s.,
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ELECTORS.

srp fkIyfgM EPPS OF Holloway.
- Nm THOMAS BRUCE, u nsIlax -
x-a .IOuN I. THORN iOy, u grisee kdNar
NJ "a fIANfs jnhSrON. 81 ltcdbrd
81 - gAWAn SCOTT, Of Powhsian
p. LkNliEL J. BOwDES, wbsn burg
A.. .JOeIPH CHRISTIAN. u -dlsasE
er- Nh SHACKELFDRD " fangalcr.
-asxs.s = ANDREW X KENNEDY, ot Je!ferson
l,i..s 81 Al n n sTCAKT. Of AnesaA
IL. N n STAPLES, a Neniesnegy.
So WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
r. IL JACKSON, IT., d Wood
-. A CALDWELL. Of Gaia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
NEW CONCERN.

HAVING purchased the entire Interest of John s Basa In
The business q Mckinney Co., shall continue the
GhNERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BISIyESS
at the old stand No. iaf Main Street. Iynchburg Va under
the style aud firm Of MCKINNEY TO- WHERE we hone Inv
prompt attention business 10 receive liberal
from our friends and the public ~ i"s'
We shall keep constantly hand large stock OF xy,xy
DEsoKproN oy GooDs usually fund In large nceyy Ion.s
Produce. w "'a""!
Liberal advances on all consgnmeu,s Of proauc. n,
sA'e' "neh IN hahd. SAML ii. MCKINNEY,
JN0. II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
tn Vacancy in The Supreme Court.


tn Vacancy in the Supreme Court.
A pnEer In shis paper YESTERDAY, tocepneeded fof
shs sseascy ocrasionsd By The 'irsth the
h.s Peter v. Daniel. - lion. William Daniel !
a. present. Pr-sden. OF tAs Supreme Court
Of Appeals for Virginia. We heartily second
the recommendation, believing that The President oil
the Ur,ied States could not make = more malicious
sslecuss. Ia point OF legal ability. Judge Daniel
will compare favorably with any member Of tina. au-
gust body whilst bis probity, and high personal
character sinsnly q, hin for that elevated position
Judge Daniel is also 10 the prime Of life. and the
enjoymen. Of vigor that might be regarded /. The
augary Of mssy years Of SERVES In that high Court
What We have said is IN the interest Of no party
and a, the instance Of no particular individual We
write upon our own motion, and feel peculiar
pleasure 10 being able thus to speak Of an eminent
feow.eisea, though he be not OF our political per-
suasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Attention Wise Troop

Al ATTEND business Meeting Payne 4 Rla .kforrs
Nh Store, on FRIDAY EVENING next, at O'clock A n,
I'M meeting is requested on important business
" je I-2t j q TAyIop n q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

FuNHE Concern Of MCKINNEY co IL this day di.aovs5
Il Samuel II Mckinney and John H. Flood having houehi
out the entire interest of John They alone are anhor
lied to use the name Of the Concern ~
e. II. MCKINNEY,
JNO. g. BASS,
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Grover IL Baker

CElEnEATkp FAMILY SEWING MAcAtSEs, 495 Broad
VIZ way, New York and Isl Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
NEW sfiLE-PElCE s30-HEMMERS % EXTRA
This machine from two spoois, purchased the
store, occurring hiding al thread ~ Hens, Fells
crs and stitches IN superior style finishing each by
own operation, without the hnd accse
quired b. other machines. 1t will do Ocir cheaper
lug than scastress if She works an
hour.
send Tor circular j. T. DAVIS 4 co
ma! a-,s Agents, Lynclburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

INDIAN DePaEDArIoNs.-The correspondent Of
the 1t. Lonis Republican reports numerous lndi-
m outrages in various parts Of Arizona. A train
Of twenty f"nr mules, laden with sugar irom Sono-
rn. was attacked by the Apachcs and captured.
Five persons were killed. All the mules Mt Ewell
and Drago"n Springs stations. "n the overland
mnil route, were stolen.
Fort Fillmore is garrisoned bv only ten men.
who are all on the sick list. The commanding
officer was applied to for rati0ns for Volunteers but
refused to furnish them.