davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
S!uNetarp anh GnmmfrfIaI 8fbism.
BALTIMORE, June s, 1861

BALTIMORE, June s, 1851
The operations in Stocks continue be unimportant
but for almost everything the list the market to-day
quite strong Sales were made Board of 81 900
Baltimore City 6s 1856 at SEX, advance of X per
cent on the price bid them yesterday and 81 900 Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad 1875 bonds at TO- City 6's
closed firm at so bid 1885, 81 bid for lSs6s and 81
bid for lSe0's. Nothing done to day in Railroad
shares but Baltimore and Ohio improved s2x the mar
ket for it closing s39x bid, s4lk asked regular
Northern Central offered at S5 which the price
asked yesterday but bid made for it. Fer the
bonds of this road there however some inquiry and
49, yesterdays price, bid for 1855. The Mining
stocks still very heavy. For Springfield 81 was bids
but no bid was made for any of the others
By the steamer Australasia which arrived to-day at New
York we have advices from Liverpool to the 26h May
The market slightly easier but the bullion in
the Bank of England had decreased G3S7 GOO The sales
Of Cotton for the week reached 80 900 bales 600 of
which taken by SPECTATORS and 900 for export
Middng improved in the week IA, but lower grades
were unchanged. Breadstufs closed dull Flour was
Cd lower, Wheat I'd, and Corn very dull at de-
cline of Is
In New York to-day Tennessee bonds advanced 4; but
Virginia 6's declined 4 Missouri 6s Z; North Carolina
bonds Y Erie y; New York Central 4; and Reading T.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, June 5, 1861.
$1,000 Baltimore 6's SO. Observation-Disclosures. S24
l,ooO b. X o. K. K. bonds '75 .......-..........7O
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

Steamer Mary Washington Weems, from the Patuxent
reports of that river barkantine, beating up-pro'
baby Ii ChadbOurne. from Montevideo.
Wrecklng schr W johnson, before reported in Hamp
ton Roads with railroad r0n part of the Of British
bark Albsn, wrecked Cape Henry in charge OF a
prize master
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Old Point Com fort VAN
Falls.
Steamer Henry Cav, Her, Philadephia-James A
Shriyer.
Steamer John Thompson, Fowler.iNew York, Jas A
Shriver.
Ship Southern Rights, HarwOod, New YOrk-Wiliam
Spear Co.
Barge Laurel, Christopher, New York-JA Shrver.
Sailed
Ship Eastern Star, Nickerson, New York, in tow Of
arrivals from Baltimore
snip Currituck Knowles, Liverpool 25d ut
Ship Sumatra, Knsman Liverpool, 18th nit
Schr Applegate, Craumer, Providence. I'd inst.
Ship Industrie Hilken. Queenstown. goth uIt:
Brig Attivo. (Sard) Rolla, Dublin, Ire 18th ult.
CIenrances for baltimore.
Bank Escoriaza. Ryder, New York, 4th inst.
Schr Commerce, Cox New York, 4th inst
slemOranua
Steamship Jos Whitney, Loveland from Philadelphia,
arrived a Boston, 81 inst.
Ship Carrier Dove, Monte for San Francisco cleared
at New York Sd inst.
Ship John Mayo Snow, fm Valparaiso Baltimore,
loading guano remained at Cobija, 9th ult.
Bark ndnstre, Hilken, hence for Dublin arrived at
Queenstown, Goth ult.
Ship Boynton, Theobald. hence for Rotterdam was
of the Bolt, 18th ut.
Bark snapdragon, Grant, to load at Paposa for Bal,
more. was at Valparaiso, ID ult.
Ship Annapolis, Picket, for Baltimore, remained at
Liverpool Goth ult.
Schr Americus from Baltimore, dschargng at As
pinwall, 25th ult.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, June Arr ships John Tucker, Liver
pool; SOutherner do Alliance, Newport; barks Florida.
MesSna, Beaver, Boston; Union Smith, Windsor, Ms
sclrs Isaac Rich Boston; d Richards Key West--Cld
ships Sam Robertson, Bordeaux; Yorkshire, Liverpool
Cyclone, San Francisco; Dercas Prince London barks
TinSko, Bremen; Warren, Havana; Berona. Aspinwal:
Atlantic, Barbadees; Marshall Bangor brigs Renshaw
Zaza; Adams, Cork; schrs Kasbee. Aspinwal Medora
Portland; Bowman, Mayaguez; schrs Czar Cadz; Zoe
Bristol.
NEW YOKK. June 3--Arr ship CiviIia, London; bark
Wiidfre, Gibraltar; brig Lucy Darling, Nassau; Grey
Bay State Boston.-Cld ships Adams, Castine; Geo.
Grnne Boston
BOSTON, June 3-Arr bark Warren White. Africa; Eds
to- Buenos Ayres Wabash, Cadenas; brigs Maria Port
Praya; Maria st Domingo Tyro, Havana; Daniel Hunt
ley, Arroyo. PR; Ocean Herald, Cardenas--Cd ship
Sooo San Francisco: barks Phomela Sourbraya.
Southern Ports.
MOBILE May 30-Arr ships Bramley Moore and Perth
shire Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS. May 30-Arr ship Anmondas. Liver
pool bark Antoneti Palermo; schrs Red Fox, Tampco;
Alphonsine, do; Ann Taylor, Galveston C Cid ships
Chas Cooper, Bordeaux; icora, LIVERPOOL brig Kate,
Belize.
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that the Nantucket Harbnr Bea
con Light, will be extinguished the 9th inst (uneI,
PREPARATORY its removal outside Brant Point Light
be again lighted.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
J. A. WINsLow.
Boston, June l, 1861. Lighthouse Inspector I'd Dist
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
Funeral of senator Douglas.

CHICAGo, June 4.-The funeral of the late Sena-
tor Douglas is to take place at ten O'Clock on Fri
day next.
The Chicago tribune, of this morning declares
in favor Of Douglas Democrat for the vacancy in
the United States Senate, and urges Governor
Yates to make such a selection, saving that it be-
comes the Republicans now to prove their faith ir
the unanimitv of the North by this recognition o
the patriotism and fidelity to their former antago
nsts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
The McDonaId H,bcos Co,puscose.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-ln the Mcdonald habeas cor
Pus case an attachment against Col. Lyon ap-
piled for, but Judge Treat declined to issue it, on
the ground of insufficient proofs for showing that
such step ought to be taken.
Application was made Yesterday at Springfield
Illinois, for writ of hobeds corpus against Col. NJ
Arthur, but he refused, saying that he had or
ders to deliver the prisoner. Col NJ. Arthurs re-
giment has gene to Cairo with Mcdonald.
Arrival of the Steamer City of Washington.
New YoRK, June 5.-The steamer City of Wash
ington, with Liverpool dates of the 22d ult, anti
cipated, has arrived She brought $780, 900 in spe-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

New York, June 3.-The steamer Columbia,
from Havana on the lst, has arrived.
Sugars were slightly higher. Stock, 100000
boxes M"lasses dull. Exchange improved -
London bills l04%@l05 prem. New York bills
par to per cent. discount
The bark Caroline Elms, from Pensacola for
Cenfuegos, totally wrecked on Jardanelles
bank on the 18th ult. The captain came passenger
by the Columbia.
THE light at Cape Hatteras has been exting gushed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
la w WTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT.-LUDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT.-LUDGE BOND.
Archibald Stirling. Jr., States Attorney, prose-
cuting.-Thomas Tibbals, indicted for rioting on
the 10Th of April last, Pratt street, came into
Court and gave bail in he sum of $500 for his ap
pearance at Court.-John B. Wheat, Justice of
the Peace, indicted for malfeasance in office, sp-
peared in Court and produced bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance at Court.-The Court
then adjourned till this morning at 10 O'Clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Michael Carng Edward Jones. Action to
recover account. Plaintiff called. Judgment
non pros.---Andrew Mclaughlin Us. n. e. Stark
weather. Action on account. Verdict for plain
tiff. Damages 81 23l SO Assignment for to
day 502 to SAT, inclusive.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Mary j. L. Semmcs John o. Hunt Judg-
ment reversed and Judgment of non pros.--As-
signment l73 to end of January appeal trials.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES.
Without proceeding to the trial OF any cases,
this court ad journed till this morning
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT-CmEr JUSTICE TAvEY
Plus &. Crowninshield The Baltimore and
Susquehanna Steam Company. The opinion of the
Court in this case was yesterday delivered.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JuDGE PrrcE.
TOwSoNTowN, June 5.-The argument in the case
of Nesbitt ct al. Price, resumed this morn
ing, and |. hewitt Steele, Esq, occupied the aten
hon of the Court for three hours in behalf of the
defendant. MeSsrs. David Paul Brown and Rich
ard }. Cuttings will close the Tomorrow
The magistrates appeals will not be called to-mor
row, previously announced, but will be taken up
on Friday morning neXt-Adjourned.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
JUNE TERM, 1861. 6l.-ANNAPOLIs, June 4th, 1851
No. 100. Frederick Lindenberger's administrator
rs. George Hebb's administrator and others. Ap-
peal from the equity side of the Circuit Court for
Allegheny county. This case was further argued
by George A. Pearre and Thomas S. Alexander for
the appellees
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
At one o'clock the House adjourned.

PRINCE MURAT CHALLENGES PRINCE NAPoLEnN-
Pa IS, May 20.-Prince Murat has sent chaenge
to his cousin, Prince Napole n, on account, as
understand, of paragraph in the Opinion Natiom-
ale, which the actual grand master of the French
Freemasons attributes to the inspiration of his i'm
perial rival for the office. The Emperor, who heard
of the matter, ordered the Prince Napoleon not to
fight just as he did in the of the Duke d. Au-
male; but Prince Murat repeated his challenge in
the most taunting terms, and telling Prince Napo-
leon that he did not admit the Emperor's urisdic
ton in affairs Of honor between persons of their
rank, gave him notice that he should be upon the
ground to-day, and fully expected to meet him.
Murat is said to be terribly "cunning of fence, -
and the friends of Prince Napoleon are alarmed for
his fate if he should he be imprudent as to place
himself within reach Of his incensed adversary's
sword; in all probability, however, the latter will
implicitly obey the Emperor's commands.
SUPPRESSION OF PUBLICATIONS IN FRANCE
circular addressed by Count Persignv, tie
Minister Of the Interior to the Projects of France
directing them to watch with care all attempts to
issue publications which may be made in the name
OF persons who have been banished or exiled has
created much discussion among different journals
of Paris, representing all shades of party The
Union, the Gazette de france the Jor.nuIdes Dcbats
the Opinion Rationale ITSELF well as the Unirers
all agree in cOndemnng it.-COurrier des Etats
Unis.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

TIE LETTERS OF MARQUE IN ENGLAND-Letter from
the Underwrifcr$- The Palmetto Fiog Hoisied IN the
Princes Dock.-We are credibly informed that
there at present in the port of Liverpool, sew
eral vessels undergoing repairs and being fitted up
for the purpose of privateerng. These vessels are
now awaiting the return from America of parties
interested in this buccaneering business, with the
necessary "diploma" from Montgomery, the seat
of the Confederate Government in the South
In the Liverpool underwriters rooms yesterday
the following significant notice posted up:
New York, May S-The Montgomery Confer
ence Yesterday passed an act recognizing war with
the United States, and authorizing the granting of
letters of marque and reprisal, for which applica-
toEs are very numerous. prOviso announces
that free ships make free goods, and thirty DAYS
are allowed to Federal vessels in the ports Of the
Confederate States to return home.
The general opinion in Liverpool is that this last
act of the Southern Government will be the means
of iniesting the with horde of unprincipled
adventurers from all parts of the globe, who will
have respect for the flag of either the Palmetto
State the Federal Union, but who will attack
friend foe indscriminatey, and cause a revival
of those bloody privateering incidents so common
towards the end Of the last, and the beginning of
the present century. In the Princes dock yester-
day, for the first time since the civil dscord in
the United States, American vessel hosted the
flag of the Confederate States in an English port -
Liverpool Cor. London Ne,os, May q.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
The Death OF senator Douglas at Chicaro


CHICAGO, June AT meeting of the various
committees, consisting of the State and Municipal
authorities and others, held this morning, a COM
mittee was appointed to present to the family of
Judge Douglas the unanimous wish of the people
of Illinois that his remains should be permitted to
remain in this State for inerment.
Colonel Richardson. the organ of this commit
tee, performed the delicate duty of communica ting
to the family the wishes of the committee, and at
general meeting here, j. d. Cation, Esq reported
that an affecting meeting had taken place between
Colonel Richardson and Mrs. Douglas, the result
of which was that in due appreciation of the spon-
taneous expression of the wishes of the people of
Illinois, the remains of the illustrious dead should
be inferred in the State, that she yielded with PAIN
but nst with reluctance.
1t is the desire of Mrs. Douglas That his remains
be inferred at Cottage Grove, near the Lake shore
so that she may be enabled to reside in the immedi-
ate vicinity. No more appropriate place could
be selected. There is air ady monument there
erected by himself, of enduring honor in the mag
nHcient institutions Of learning built by his lber-
alltv
The report Of Mr.. Cation was accepted and
meeting was Immediately held to make necessary
arrangements for the funeral, which will probably
take place on Friday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The old railroad track crossing Washington city,
and connecting the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
with the Virginia shore, is being put into good
condition, with the obvious purpose Of transport
ing troops across the CITY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The Chambersburg (Pa.) Valley SPIRIT, of June
5th, says that there now concentrated at that
point thirteen regiments, in addition to the caval
ry, artillery and rangers, making total of about
ten thousand eight hundred men,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

ARMY CLoTHISG--TBe lollowing is from grad
uate OF "est Pont-one who has been in service,
ana whose opinion is entitled to consider atiOD:-
!. AS many mistakes have been made in the selec-
loh oi materials Tor clothing volunteers few
suggesu"ns from an army officer will not be amiss
conInS prescribed for the soldiers of the reg
ular army, alter long experience ia nndoph,edIv
the best for volunteers. The oyarooat nn;Corny,
coat sack coat or blouse, trowsers and bianta,s
should be OF wool, without any mixing of oo,,n'
and should conform, in cut and make to tbosa usyi
in the regular army. The stockings sbonld ha :,
coarse wnol-no cation; flannel shirts of VOL ~,
cotton, the less cotton the better: drawers of ot
ton flannel. Clothing is usually issued twice :.
year, in quantities as follows:-To each soldier
coats, two pair drawers, three flannel shirts four
pairs stockings in one year; two blankets, two lea
ther stocks in five years-three pair of trowsers the
first year, two pair the second year.
The CRoPs.-The Hagerstown Torchlig1t of yes
terday says:-Whe we have to regret the partial
injury which from some cause other has been in
flctec upon the fruit crop of this county, inclu-
ding nearly every kind and variety, we have a
most gratifying prospect of fine yield of wheat
A large breadth of land has been sown in wheat
and the crop never looked better, nor was freer
from insects and other destructive agents that usu-
ally prey upon it, than at the present time Ii is
rapidly maturing, and we hope there NAV be an
abundant harvest, so that to the horrors OF war
may not be added those of famine
MELANCHOLY CASE OF DRowH:YG Friday
afternoon last, Wilfred ID. McCardelI, Esq scci-
dentally fell into the canal short distance below
Wlhamsport, and was drowned. Mr.. McCard-ll
was one of the officers of the Canal Companv at
the time OF his death, and so formerly held seat
1orchlisM.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

Captain Melville, of the brig john Pearce, who
was supposed to have committed suicide or to have
been lost near Sagua La & rande, has arrived home
by the way of Kew Wpst-PrOUidence Journal.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AUSTRALASIA.

New YORK; June 5.-The steamer Australasia
has arrived, from Liverpool via Queenstown on the
26th.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on the 25th
The Australasia has f22l 900 in specie from Eng
land and 100000 francs and 100000 in gold from
Havre.
Parliamentary proceedings have been unmpor-
tant
Motley's elaborate articles in the Times on the
American war attracts considerable attention. He
casts the whole responsibility on the South.
Lord st. Clauc has promised the Galway depu
tation to use his influence to induce the Govern
ment to reconsider the subsidy question.
1t is reported that the French Government con-
template a more liberal press-law and the repeal Of
the law for public safety.
The Paris Bourse closed fiat. Cnnsols 69f. 40c.
1t is asserted that the Italian Government has
rejected the conditions on which France consented
to evacuate Rome. Matters will consequently re
main in Stdtu quo, but France will recognize the
new Kingdom before the end of June.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, May % 5-COton-Saes for the week s O0O
bales including 10000 bales to spectators, and GOO
bales for expot. Mdd ing has advanced Z Lower
qualities unchanged There is a large speculative
inquiry. The sales of Friday amounted 10000 bales
including 5000 bales to spectators and exporters The
market closed steady Fair New Orleans Cd Middnp
7hd Stock LII 900 bales, including $4,000 bales
American Cotton.
Breadstuns closed dull and slightly lower
The weather has been favorable for the crops Flour
closed dull at decline of Cd since Tuesday Wheat has
declined I'd Reds lis .gl2s Cd Corn very dun at
cline of Is Holders pressing the market, Mixed
32s (d32s Cd.
Provisions steady.
MONEY MARKET The money market is slightly easier
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased f3s7 600
Beef is steady. Pork quiet and prices firm Bacon is
heavy at decline of Is Lard is heavy, and quotations
Produce Pot Ashes 3js. 6l.636s Pearls 3sGh39s :
closing quiet Sugar is heavy. Coffee is quiet Rice
qaiet and firm Rosn-Al qualities have slightly de-
cned-sa'es at 6s Cd (d7s. the spot and 6s Cd to
arrive. Spirits Turpentine firm at AS 6dd50s.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

One of our exchanges states that the quantity of
food daily required for an army of one hundred
thousand men, fixed bV the rations is 574 barrels
of -four, 375 barrels Of pork and $4,000 pounds of
beef.
G. Tochmsn, of Montgomery, Ala, Major of the
Polish army in 1881, publishes able address to
Europeans, through the columns of the Mail, call
ing on them to rally in the cause of the South
against Northern aggression.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The Sligo Journal states that hundreds of Irish
families selling off their property in the United
States and returning home. The Italian govern
ment has purchased from the French government
600 riled muskets, and 20 riled cannon, alrea-
DIV arrived
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The bids for the purchase of the hides, tallow
horns and hoofs of the cattle killed by the United
States within the military district of Washington
were opened Tuesday. The highest bid was that
OF John Craig d Co., at SlO.52 per heat. The low
est bid Jacob Sharp at 81. The price hereto
fore paid was s.. .G3.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

BY the way of Nashville we learn that Tennes
regiment, under command of Colonel Bates
left Richmond on the 9th of MAY for Manassas
Gap. They had received their muskets only two
days previous.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

Mrs. Lincoln holds a levee everv evening at the
White House; all that is necessary is to send a
card, and admission is obtained. She receives in
the Biue Room
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06
MARITAL Law IN BALTIMoRE.-The New York
Ernri,.n Pnst sneakinn of Ills rlnnn snrr.

h
Erening Post, speaking of this place, says:
Marshal BOnifant has been authorized BY the
government to take such measures in Baltimore as
will etfectuay cut off communication between the
rebels in Virginia and their fellow traitors in tn
city. This is measure which has been urgently
needed for some weeks, and we trust the marshal
will perform his duty in very thorough manner.
There is no doubt that Davis would risk much to
gain possession OF Baltimore. 1t is point o. great
importance to him, well as to the gOvernmtnt-
1t is known that since the arrival of General Cad
walader communications between the citv and the
rebel forces in Virginia have been constant The
Plug UgeS and rowdies were permitted by Gen.
Butler to leave the place, and joined the army at
Harper's Ferry in considerable numbers, but under
the mid rule of Gen. Cadwalader each day has
the traitors of the citv grow bolder, until we hear
of arms, ammunition and provisions being
shipped to various Southern points, almost without
cnnceaiment.
We glad to see stop put to this Baltimore
is too important point tor us to risk. Our hold
upon it should be so firm that not the most san
guine traitor might be tempted to acts against the
government within its limits. If the estab-
liShment of martial law advisable it is so there
and now. And this not only for the safety of our
military operations and the security of the capital
but for the sake of the city itself.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

Mr.. Wood. of New York, is said to have been
appointed Commissions of Public Buildings in
Washington, at the special request of Mrs. Lin
coin.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

DEATH FROM INJURY.-Thomas A. Cooper, resi-
ding at Tempeville, Queen Annes county, was
thrown from his carriage returning home from
Miiugton week before last, has since died from
the injuries received by the fail.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

THE AID OF THE TELEGRAPH.-The corps of tele-
graph operators, formed to accompany The army,
is already at work, filling new offices in the neigh
borhood of Washington, on the Virginia side of the
Pott mac. The commanders of regiments stationed
daily to specified Offices to receive and send COM
munications upon business connected with their
commands. The operators remain at their posts
through the night, and, to keep them on the alert
the operator at the War Department is ordered to
"call" them every half hour, and to report any
failure to respond at headquarters. BY this ar
rangementa large force of troops can be assembled
at any desired point, at any time, at very short
notice.-Nationol Inteuigencer.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

1t is now certain that Count Teleki was not as
sassinated, had been surmsed, but committed
suicide, probably to avoid the responsibilities which
he had incurred as the leader of the national
party.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The French government havA determined to send
out a squadron across the Atlantic for the protec.
ton of French commerce. 1t is to consist of the
steam frigrate (Paddie) Descartes, the paddle cor
vettes Lavoisier and Pronv. and the screw sloop
Norval. Rear-Admiral d'Herbiughem, it is said,
has been selected for the command
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

Great quantities of provisions and supplies OF va
rious kinds are daily going Sou Inward by way OF
Sheppardsve, point below Louisville on Tue
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-06

The Commissioners of Somerset county will meet
at Princess Ann on Tuesday, the 25th of June inst
for the purpose of declaring the county levy tor the
year 1851.