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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
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RIDeEvILLE, Ind, April Is, 1861.
\ meeting was held by the citizens Of Ridge
vile AMI vicinity in the school-house in said
town, in Randolph County. FOR the purpose Of
cnii-,inv volunteers in defense of the liberties
and Constitution Of the United States.
The meeting was called to order by appointing
DR.. Wm. Latham Chairman, aud \. McNcw
Secretary The object of the saeeting was made
known by :. Ginger, and several others made
good spcechcs. suitable ror the occasion.
\ Committee Of three were appointed to draft
resolutions, consisting Of VIM. ii. Lock. Dr..
VIM J. Shoemaker and \. MyKcw. who PRE-
seated The following resolution. which VAS unan
imous'y aaop,els
WHEREAS. Rcbe's AMI Traitors have insultcd
and ,ram?lcd our eoau'ry's Flag in the du
have seized Fort, and Ar~eual-. have hoist
Cd secession flags. and commenced war With the
United States, Therefore
R,Soired. That viii, and Go pledge ''our
lives our fortunes. anal oar sacred HONOR" %
id JOB ectskiu- What has been stolen from Us and
,aa; we 81 40 also aid in rsiSnS oar Country :
ia. tia, our forclathefs iou 10 under FOR Gus
liberty.
following persons came forward aad enrolled
their names as volunteers IN defense ~ osc l.b-
critics and the Constitution, Tor three. mouths.
subject 70 the call Of the Governor OF Indiana.
lanes f.. H. Jones Samuel II. Webb
John kizers Samuel Williams
Charles r. Wood Peter Iilrshmap
James II. Moore.
\ call was then made to raise money for the
purpose OF cquipins the volunteers ct Randolph
County. p-ovid,d. however, that orr volunteers
are received:
Wm y Lock. S21oo Or f. T Baby. $40 90
McNtw 20 20 Robt Starbnok. I'D go
+ II Ssritt'on. 10 90 u A Waters. %
d ; kitsciman. 10 90 Il Sanders. - go
I.tAl-....- ..---..... ..--.S t'' p'
Y. D. LATHAN. Ca's.
!. McNEw, Sec'y
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Il has inc been announced that there would be-
Citizens Meeting held a. the school.honse in
Sparianburg on Thursday evening 10 deliberate
upon The nerilous condition of the Government
and 10 o.ll for volunteers and means to equip
them. number Of citizens assembled, and the
meeting va. organized BY calling Esq. IIough
e. r,e Chair, and appointing james y. Bowen
secretsry.
Edmond Ise. and others made warm and pa
iriotic pcccht-.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resoirfd That wcWill answer TO our countr,'s
call IN the hour Of Danger and use esersmeans in
oar power for the suppression Of all treason to
oag beloved country.
Resolred That Vigilance Committee bc APP
pointed to ascertain VI any Secession sentiment
exists IN Grech-lofk Township; that said tom
mittec notify aus and every such iad,idral
holding such sentiment % leave in-tanter.
Resoirfd. That Ne. "a patriotic men. appro-
lfi4tc portion ~ our msans % aid IA cgulpu9
"a, volunteer. ol Randolph County.
IN accordance with the foregoing resolution.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

We are behind with our paper this
week Two printers having left us,
and having large amount of original
'natt~r made It impossible to Issue on
Thursday rs usual
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Pe,c,.e.t Apvie.r To I,pfws-Ihc first symstons
% disease shorid be disrcgardyd IL not reno
we'd serious ryiS wi inevitably follow. and IN seeking
assistance all remedies that viii act violently or reduce
The strength should be avoided. They. instead Of
>i~ing weaken and dehiiiia'c those organs For
female plants take Melran's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifycr ltstands prrcmineat IN all
diseases peculiar to females. Try IL. il j. delicious
aromatic cordial II See advertisements
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Nt mar any n.n rl.' la fnon-h 20 live
"a D., u-in- -f,as economy and by that mcan-
having little lce You arc at home enio! ins its
hes -in-- anil it, quiet and its Happiness Your
IA, I. work done which should be pleasure to
sou. ,au tire AMI -leer sonudls and securely.
You are NOT called upan 60 undergo the har'l-iips
# tie battle field Neull YOU preserve this
home from tiic Tsrani-s tread dtrca~on' II 50.
usv j. tic i,le t. lsnd sour t,f'se assistance.
Wen have volunteered their lees. ai.d le.t
hein,s. tamile. aad lric''.l~. &, defend. and -ht
frs if r,qnfed stat home ct roir-. which you
value -o highly
Vow. VOC are a. unca acluaintet with All the
f.r.. ~ pe ~oa'd make you. 30 &c should write %
column. and Ne want q, invite tou 90 contrib
utc Fhersi, of your mcss,- tp the -,fror: OF
the families OF those Who have MOLLY respond
e.. &. thc call of their Counties. j. IL spD 10 H.
Wc ASK YOU. confidently believing sou aill ~
oi,e, r, -o,ii With liberal s,bscrip;on tor that
farpe.r You will be required to pay it IN ia
-,.dlmcuts oi tom > 70 10 per cent. Nou HAY
hud elsewhere IN tls;- paper a subs ription al
ready started We desire to publish another lit
81 nasuc, and contributions next week. Yoa
San enter YOUR names on the Roll of Honor b.,
calling GA Thomas Ward or Thomas L. Scott.
II Nc are not deceived in q large number oi orr
fellow citizens they will DO 50 the first oppor;uni
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
May Appointments.

ID r Fl "a r d M "A N
ANALYTicAL AND PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES
Lungs.
Formerly PLY sican 10 Cincinnati ,rinc Hospital
and inVaiids Retreat. Corresponding Member. 81 Il {
london Medical Society of Observation. Arfhpr II
letters usaliis aud Editor of The Medical >etlo-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Highly Imp ,riaii From pensacola--
Attack On Fort Picscas-'Thc Rebel.
RepG.scd with Lo-s-Noue of Thp
Garrison Injured.
For several days past reports have been
circulated in this city that figh. took place ar
Fot Plckens on Wednesday or Thursday of last
week and that the febcs We're defeated with
loss. We have now continuation OF the main
feature Of the above statement. Mr.. !. J. Clark
drum major at Newport has received letter
from his son. Sho is drum major az Fort pickcl.s
which says that on the 1th inst Fori P.ckens
was unsuccessful attacked by the Secession
forces. WHO wero driven back with loss otthirty-
three men. Not person in the garrison was
iniurcd.-Cia. Gdseite.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25


Will address Union meeting at Morristown
Moulay night next.
There Mill be a meeting of the same character
ut Farmland on Tuesday night.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Dr. wamors's Artificial Teeth can not be SIT
passed for beauty ard natural appearance deif
detection bv the most acute observer, restoring
the nataral fullness to the face and by their
great adhesion and suction principle enable
thourough mastication with the greatest case
anl comfort
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
EsosrWrd dissertations.

fiIIl.A II.i-i'Iift.
Benevolent Institution. est isl4ed by .,-cisl en-
dow mcut. for the relief Of Ire sick and Al. fcs<e
afflicted with yirucIi and Ide nie disease. I'd ss-
peCaiit for The cure 81 Disease Of tile -Nuai organs.
Medical advice given gratis. b, The Acting surgeon.
10 all hp apply rs letter. ia description nj their
condition. e. occupation. h I.- ~ life. and in
eases of iseie pos criy. Medicines furnished Tree ~
charge.
Valuable kcI1r.s On SperHaferrh esa<aud other dis
cases OF the sexual organs. aud tie remedies
emIloyei ia the nI~ienSary <tif "a tire afflicted
SEA ell letter envelopes. Tree If Charge Two three
stamps for postage IS ili he ~ bic.
Address it,r Report or ircai..i. - nr. T. SkiIIEN
HoVGiifOS. kc:ing Surgeon itewafi Association,
No. : south Ninth =. Philadeil Aia, PA.
81 orderof Ia. directors.
EZRA j.. IiEAREWEIL President.
Gro. Farnffffrn. scfrcfarA H.. - Is
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
Confirmed Consumption.

Conhrnco CcnSlmpucn.
A .fe,e doses eW clso ar once cheek and
cure he most screre DiarIhGa proceeding
.from Com ~ TIE Bowls.
These medicines are prYaredJy Dr.. c. VI
JAcKsor & Co., No. i,S iTch Street, Piila-
delpl.s, Pa, and are said ~ druggists and
dealers IN medicines eeesgrhcre, at 10 cents
per Joalc. The s:gga.wc'ofC. NJ. Jackson
rrH be on the outs'fc rrepper Of each bottle
In The Almanac puJfisled. annually By he
proprietors, called EvEEyBoDy's ALMANAC,
yos ,rW find. testimony and commendotory
notices from all parts Of The country. 6 These
AimGndcs are girc,t array ty all our agents.
For saleby II. KIZER, Winchester.
ulv II
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

h.lfHf.l 90 rt4f s|ir 81 Nrf'dinH tifret 90 ~
s.s.Is f.r 81 0su. ffeafAIlu every aittfhsir sab
III l...f fHs.tI a. usf fti.trt - ts
.0l .Ir.na ~ fs s..f.Hi >Ih'itfs 80 tIril, Iran.
EtN e. Nffflf. fltinf
-----.-LL l--.I HlI.L-- ~ l--Il-A l.- "
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

ti.. rasI -e 80 tirrilu street. -.ffh par
ffrafh.se tvt1 Naihafi ai half i1.i ~ fli
4. m and af nI.tf. Is go fa.lNf Ret II. 4 MIN
<attlft ssf..s.l "a talf istf- o.tieet "a. sn.
Prtsuf tirrtIui. eser. N.fnrsiss niaht'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

- Communications. or am thin~ else in
eenn, ctisn With ti- onicc. should be a'ldr, c'
90 Dlo@s s. DY~fs. Winchester. Ini.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

4. O. or G. 7.

~ ir,a friaee 3. nsl-irr. nleef-rsrr, Tues
sat ealing uf rafA week at Temperance 1871 nn ihe
.afler 90 Mann AMI Washington streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
CORPORATION ELLCTIoN.

Ihcrc VII II an titcfi1n held On he mt
Monday OF NAY, 1861, az tho usual place Of
holding elections. Is the qualified voters Of the
t.ra ~ Winche~ter, Indiana. far the purpose 81.
ehoos'n Five Trustees, Clerk. Treasurer, As
sessor. and Marshall, for saia Cooperation
Bs order o. the Board OF Trustees.
Anil -. 1861 ". l. SrrELE. Clerk.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

NJ liz - f"4a4 rIH4s
me i'ii""'"S "S' - ''0
th"-e Who Noiahteete" "'"i '"'s P'"e' "''
t.aant, with the exception OF a few who joined
-. r,., L., corn.v.
-, . c.. " pr;cc
Siias Soi-ro'e 1870 =" ne
= w.
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s-sif.-.s, n Tark
IN" :, ''s'.e .s.,,i.. ~ Sfinr
l,,,s Johns
-. :. MI N-C.fre
~. Nini,a Pr,dcn
- =. 'ff .,.o,'.l i Stenhens
.-.. 80. -'-,.i., James ttl.inaton
-. iI.'.,,I.., h N MORAN
frnei- l.s~'e$ a !. - NJ
" M ,,.,.u u maven
,air.u Wood He,ry GadhpP
nh Frcck samuel u Webb
80 Edwards lhpmls Clark
Z y Craig 'n"''t ro''l'S,S"'''"
"r.pa> , -, Ia. ILL.,, Fsrra
,..as EIe.r,i- David tnd,r.ou
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

Dr. J. Is. Cs1wley dssises those Who arc IN
indep,ed 70 him . call Immediately and se,'le
either by cash or note lie wants this matter
attended to at once ~ he thinks Of offering bis
services 70 the Army of the United States
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

- hercoar resdeFs viii excuse rs Tor the
Hon-aIpcarauce Of usual amount Of local matter
this week. oar columns are crowded fuil OF the
proceedings Of onion meetings and ,eieFrarhic
Ifsf.tcass
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
OFFICE OF THE
Security Fire Insurance Company
No. 81 PINE STREET:
(Crea Western Buildings. Noe York;

Statement OF the fairs of the Security
Fire Insarance CO.. Oct. /, 1850.
ASSETS
Cash hand. $3.50 Is: Cash ia contncutsl Bank
awaiting investment. etc. Ssg.52tOJ. Cash ia Bank OF
Commons calth, Si.l9i l.. Total sgj:Efl y.
BANk STOCKS
80 shares Bank Of Commerce.
80 American Exchange Bank
lCn fans ct New York.
II Bank of North Amerea.
2ii par value. SCI .40f; worth 22.,6f -.
re nporary Loans--Sccured by : 600 L.. :.
Coudou Bonds. End - shares Rcsoiutc
Fire Insurance Company. II 400 90
Bonds ard Mortgages being first lien etc 105. $50 GO
Premiums - uncorctcd. Observation-Disclosures. 2.5l0 O.
Accrued interest on Bonds and Mortgages and
Temporary Loans Observation-Disclosures. G..6i 20
Balance due from Agents. .......... ..... 10 %
S5fi.-9 90
Capiaal stock .....-...... 5ta.eeroo
surplus. 1i.s9l 70
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
Or. LUNT'S WORsd CANDY.

\ DfrtrHrFri. PREPNraTIoN SrskR.- Va taste II
medicine; safe and certain .f..cly FOR voRN.. Iit
ard gentle phssic Tor chdser- All " - il are
grcaii. pleased.
Prepared By Y. :. LDNr. N.rnrr Cry, Ono t.
whom all orders Should be addressed los ule above
medicines.
Sold iS IL. L. hzeg. Ninchc-ter; ilun & HARRIS.
H. uu: b. <. Siariucl- bucna sta: t.. 7. ..itp!as
Mackssie. ~ Polly. Baiak: y Simmons Union rf,.
VIM. ickersliaaa. New isDor. l.. y. sgmpiian Rid.
Vile. -iaf. ic- 4
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
HUNTS H0iRHoEND DlLsiN.

* orcfs.lhc -4eai agt a4l,.dcn efau-cs 81 our
climate are iruitf.l soarsc> L4oNARs a.d Rao~-
cnIAL. AtEt' TIoAs. ENferien.e having proved ttai
simple remedies eifcn act s4.-. IS tna certainly hen
tkrH iu To- rfiv stage os fscrnr-- Siefia "a
be h.si - fis BaiSa,. - Coach or f-riia.f
q" The Throat be- ever Il izhf 3. - ibis utio .
more scrLnns aliack ma, b.. N.-.L.A OIL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

The following l. a list of tie names 81
th,.-e uho volunteered from this place AM
Count, with the exception OF 4 few who joined
-. ,.,.,~.,,, fr,,o I,v County:
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

WINCHESTER MARKETS,
CONNECTED EVERY wTrK Bi
u O FL III II Q 8 <
urAtff ~
GROCERIES, CONNECTIONS, PROVISIONS

NoFlh easl eornef ofN aIn and Franklia .lreei..
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

To CosEfsro~nISrs.--~ss egal pieces Of poetry
have been received. some Of which vii be pub
l.slSi nexi week
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
3 ANpoLotl cNAaTER

-. iift-I tIfH N -.tf~. iI "tf- fH NH -nfiF iiHH
~ ra-.,ia, evening aiirr he faii Ne''r ~ each
JACOg ELTzRoTH. 70. =.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25
cHUEcH AND LoDeE DIREorORY

J " "IILlNN7'N' Aet'T.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-25

- Free ga ae.rptct Na-on< m'ef- "a Me-
- sanie Hat Saturday rs csins bef,fs ihr Fun
Noon "f eaeh mouth.
IOuN y. R0rfH. 81. ".
.t.t4.....l. <e.st
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

DTsORDERLY SOLDIERs.-Srveral of the soldier
connected with Col. McConnelPs regiment which
yesterday came to this city from the Relay House
have already given evidences of their "lov atty ,
by resisting the police of this city in the discharge
of their duty. Policeman Johnson had a warran
for the arrest Of Edwin Irving, a member of th
regiment, and yesterday attempted to arrest him
but was resisted bv Irving, who drew a revolver
upon him. The officer then produced warrant for
his arrest, charging Irving with resisting him
whilst performing his duty. Upon king a sec
ond attempt, he was again resisted by Irving, who
told him that his authority was F'played OUT In
his assault upon the officer, Irving assisted
by Andrew Fau'deen and Bernard Donnellv, sol
diers, and George W. AIlpnbaugh, ''!ova" ci,-
zen. They had succeeded in throwing the officer
down and choking him, when several additional po.
lc-men arrived and conveyed the party to the sta
tion house, where they were arraigned before JUS
tce Shipley, who committed Fauldeen, DonneIiy
and Allenbaugh, and released Irving upon produ-
cling bail in the of $500 for his appearance 1t
court on Satur day. These brave soldiers are all
members of company B, Captain Waltemeyer.
MUHpER OF Observation-Disclosures was
yesterday received of the shooting of Mr. Clinton
Rench, young lawyer of this city, by a mob at
w liamsport, Nd, on Wednesday last. MIR. Rench
had been ordered to leave that place account of
having expressed sympathy with the South. Upon
leaving, he expressed his opinions pretty freely to
a crowd which surrounded him, when several stones
were thrown at him. The bridIe-rein of bis horse
was also seized, upon which he drew a revolver and
hred without effect upon the man who detained him
He was Immediately shot dead bv some of the
crowd. Mr.. Rench was nephew of VIM. Price,
Esq, of this city.
The MARYLAND REGIMEET.-The regiment of Ma
ryland Volunteers Col Mcdonnell, which has been
encamped at the Relay House, yesterday morning
received orders to repair to this city. They march
ed during the day and encamped near McPherson's,
foot of Ertaw street. During the afternoon quite
number of them were 10 be seen prowling through
the streets aud oafing around their old haunts
THE CONTINENTAL.-This place of amusement
with its favOrite company, is filled nightly.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07
la w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT--JUDGE BOND.
Archibald Stirling, Jr., States Attorney, prose
uing.-Johanna Galway (negress) indicted for
larceny. was released upon $500 bail. The Court
then adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Cyrus Gault rs. Hugh Dunlop. Sci fn on lien
Verdict for plaintiff for S274 29.-Jacob Crist rs
- Griebeh0st. Replevin Verdict for plaintiff
Cyrus Gault VIM. w. Wallis. Sci fa on
lien. Verdict for plaintiff for 1926. 2.-Same
cs. same. Sci ia. on lien. Verdict for plaintiff
for S5O9 S7.-A Assignment for to-day from sos to
565 inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGE MARSHALL.
Francis Keller us David S. Kivington. Appeal
from Wneat Judgment affirmed -Patrick
Courtney Us. Joseph Thompson and Thomas Eary
Appeal from Myers. Verdict for appeees for
S42 97--Assignment to 30 on trial calendar.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
Archibald c. Gibbs Samuel j Peutz al.
Injunction granted to restrain Samuel }. PeniZ
and his co-owners of the steamboats, Kent and
"Pnneer," and their respective captains, officers
agents aud crews thereof, from using the wharf Sit
mated upon the land conveyed by George b. Stewart
to George Gale, West River in Anne Arundel
county, any part of said tract of land SO con =
veyed as aforesaid, as a steamboat landing.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
JUNE Term, lS6l.-ANNAPoLIs, June 5th, 1851
No. 100. F. ederick LiDdenberger's administrator
as George Hehb's administrator and others. APP
peal from the equity side Of the Circuit Court for
Allegheny county. The argument in this case was
further continued and concluded by X. II. Alvey
for the appellant
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Washinptan Items,


WASHINGTON, June 6.-The District Court met
to-day for the purpose of taking action touchin g
several prize which have been brought to this
jurisdiction for settlement Those of the General
Knox, from Thomason, and Geore lana, from st.
Georges, Maine, were first considered. Mr.. Car
riDgton, United States Attorney, did not think
there any evidence OF an intention to violate
the blockade and the court decreed their restora-
tion to the owners, but reserved the question OF
damages and costs for future consideration. The
case ot the English brig Tropic Wind, with cargo
of tobacco valued at S25, 200, was pending when
the court adjourned.
The Navy Department to-day received Motif
cation of the eresignaon of Capt Hollins and Lieut.
Joseph n. Barney, both of Maryland, who have
just returned from the Mediterranean.
The Post Office Department has received copy
of circular issued by Postmaster General Rea-
gan. of the Confederate States, instruc ing South
ern PostmaserS nrean in their possession, for the
benefit of that Government, all mail bags locks,
Keys, marking and rating stamps, and all other
property belonging to connected with the postal
service They are also required to report their
journals or ledger accounts with the United States
for the service of the Post Office Department to
and including the 3lst of May, exhibiting the fiI al
balance in their possession.
The Mcdonald Habeas Corpus Case.
ST. Louis, June 6.-The Republican says that
Mcdonald will be produced to day in the U. :.
District Court at Springfield under a writ ofhdbeds
corpus, issued by the Judge of that Court on Mon
day last.
Respect TO MIR. Douglas.
WAsHINGToN, June The public Departments
TODAY have been draped in mourninu and will To-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

1t is reported that all the cotton mills in Man
CHESTER n. H., will stop running about two months
during the summer-tbe operatives preterriDg such
a course to running on short time a longer period.
-ROSfon Iourisr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

An Improvement has been made in an instrument
called the larynxoscope. BY mt ans of lens and
mirror, the light Of lamp o: candle can be CON
centraed as to show the condition OF the throat
with great accuracy.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

Orders were received in New York on Monday,
by the Collector, to remit all the fines and cancel
the fOrietures incurred by merchants b. taking
out clearances from the authorities of the Coue.e-
rate States,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

A letter of planter OF Louisiana, published in
the New York Journal Of Commerce, says:
To show you the feeling in this State, the Gov
ernor called for eight thousand men, and in less
than forty days fiity-two thousand (52,000) men
were rendered to him. This is reliable. Do you
think that such a people can be wiped out?
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

The Duke D'Aumale in recent speech at a
royal literary fund dinner, eulogized warmly the
British press British literature and its free insi-
tutions. He concluded by saying, he "preferred
liberty with its dangers to quiet servitude'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

}. H. Burch Co., and II. j rInkham & CO.,
both heavy banking firms in Chicago, have sue
cumbed to the currency panic and assigned. They
both failed from losses on Illinois currency, which
they were unable to carry. 1t is supposed that the
other Chicago houses are perfectly sound
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

The Speakership of the next House will probably
be given to Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsy lvania, or
Frank p. Blair, Jr., of Missouri. For the Clerk
ship, we hear candidate mentioned in competi-
ton with Col. Forney, the present Incumbent
Wushinqfon cor NJ Y Tribune
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

AMERICANS IN PARls.-The Paris CORRESPONDENT
OF the London Star says: "rhe grave character
which American affairs have lately taken is felt
here TO b. without doubt the most interesting as
well as the most impor tant question of the pre-
sent day. Rome, Venice, Hungary. Poland, the
Duchies, and even important domestic questions,
have been only of secondary importance since the
intelligence has arrived of civil war having broken
out in the United States. The most sanguine hopes
OF compromise being practicable were en'ertain-
ed by the numerous colony OF Americans staying
at Paris"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07

the way to si,ence a woman's tongue is to get out
OF the reach OF It, This appears to be the method
sooPted by the Federal forces silencing the bate
ries they have lately attacked.