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Slr. Streeter said he had just learned that he

Mr. Streeter said he had just learned that he
was not Douglas Democrat. lie denounced
COL Robertson rs a disorganfzer.
Mr.. Wilson III. S. District Attorney said
there were two Douglas parties. One wanted
to run Douglas for the snke Of the party, and
LouglaE Lie was opposed to the amendments
OF Col. Robertson.
The previous question was ordered upon Co!.
Robertson 5 amendments, fchen theY totrt T1tcs-
I'd IN, dyfs IS; Apts 10.
The original and compromise resolutions Of
Mr.. Becker (.Adm.) we're then adopted.
Mr.. uoag, Of ucnnepin Co., when his name
was called On the original resolutions, said be
voted aye-'3with the Douglas Interpretation Of
the Dred Scott" Mr. S,reeter voted aye-un:
dcrstandipg Sir. Douglas to indorse the Dred
Scott decision. Mnj. Brown voted aye-witl1
Attorney General Blacks Interpretation of the
DscdScott decision.
The following arc the Delegates chosen;
g & nsny e Hs.s!; county
i. IL Faibt.i, Esq, Of Maro.uia county, Anil Doug
iiEsrr II. s1p1rz, Esq, Of Dsko'a eo=nsy. ANTI
4: j: Epert7c.=.. q: po1sc county. Anti Douglas.
JANE ii. c1yEs1cou. II Fillmore. Dousla:.
OF these, Ex-Gov- .Corman and EN-. E.
Cavannuxh are claase1 as Douglas men, but. in
..:c:, will they al! be found open for trade" ut
Charleston, and ready for Speculation" Gov.
German sold out to ihe Administration before
tic Convention assembled, and will be found
one Of the most willing and oe$edutous tools at
Charleston. lie is great on staggering an1 blus-
terug: is always talking Of some brave and dariug
uct be is about TO perform. aud always "ccves IN
and 'fzzles" when the time ior notion comes.
I 'c manner in which he hulniliated and de-
based himself durin, the session Of the Cooven-
Jun, excited the contempt and disgust Of e*ery
personpreseut Mr.. Cartnaueh is really, think,
i Douglas man ct heart, but he is not the man,
TO stand by Douglas or any other candidate,
when be can make more by selling them; not
ne. The balance OF the delegation, while talk
ing Douglas to tickle the ears Of the foolish. are
really tie most positive aud determined admin
istraton men in the State, and will never rote
for Douglas when their votes cau be Of service
to him. In short, Stephen 4. Douglas J. ''play'
cd out" in Minnesota, and Tue leaders are
already on the sharp lookout for the coming
man." They worship the rising, not the setting
star. REronTEa.
, 1860-01-19
55tD1c5.

GTOVES, STOVES, STOVES,
\ at IT, ". L4SpRE1n.. No. $40 State street. stfRe-
gulater sores Alright stores fos Wood and Goal At
!es p1x c9nasi IN seTes saJ ssxs
pare with the advancement IN stye and ea7y 2! other
cles tu1hufaeiurrs there many kn hsl look for
eomt,hIrs newer ia rracip. pcsfect In
anu n>se eeononieAl - the ens1nrs:oa 9! iae The
i u tie highest style Of and
ccn5ass With ruteta1t.1 adEanaces ncw aEd Important
Foelf.aGaSly II. ". LaSDKETA, $40 State street.
, 1860-01-19

pCDD & BALDWIN, ....
- SASKEKs AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
CLf-t'T0-s1 lotrn.
Spera attention given to collections. and p.uoeeds rcuted
on day Of payment.
Refer to tho 1.ank Of the lweah. y. T.. Market
Hunk r. y; Mechanics Bank, New Haven. Conn Z. 4.
L3aJArl. Etl. ln,tnn; Aen. Copp Ses:t. St- Louis;
took K S3rEsEi Dareapcft. Iowa. .us-9mas3
, 1860-01-19
Sanford's Family Catllartic Pills,

Price One Dollar per Hottie.
, 1860-01-19
-ii-la1 II. NKEiSMASN. CITY C3e1k.
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE

~ City Clerks Otdec, Cheaso. .11auazy llfh. 1887.
fub notice htreby given to at per*nrs lnerestc,
that the Commissioners nPponte hv the CoumH: tunut
OF The city OF chic er;aIo ha an benefits
1e.ulns Of real estate in the cc1th Of
said cry ny rraon Of op~nnk stey hr nj: BIZ sk ~.
hin1ss Adtl II Ch1zo, hare comnle.ed theis
Hlent and ul1ts return thereof to my ohser.
ANY pssou Wishing tn appeal fo1 tad assetsucnt must
dc their objections tn vrs In my Office. lefe:e
a.the Common Council will. At lint fn, In the cou,,it
Room hear Ill objections to ssd assessment aad ses1ae ad
eon1:H1 snnul the sa.nc
JAIL 20. H. kRtEsNANT. City Cte1k. II
, 1860-01-19
2;a1lklng ann GIrDange.

FXCIANGE BANK,
~ FOS pU LAG. WISCONSIN. -.
H. L. O4Itt5G, Cashier. GEO. Nov nLtANs, President.
Organized under THE General Banking Law. The Oldest
Eanknx HOUSE in Northern Wisconsin.
references -4ieorre smith & Eo !. II. Eurth Co.,
Merchants L1an a.n Trust Company. au43x Q~
, 1860-01-19

no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ Il. SIBERIAN cf the firm af STAINS + Co,
has this dav hccome assocltrd with tlr nnl fof AIt
Wright. Cfn,tIs.ou Merchants, An. Dntef BUILDING.
Of Snu.h Water snd Clark .tierfa. The dIm
vii bc known Niles, Wright ! Silt,nau.
j. II. MILES.
f.1,tcagn, AN. Il, 1Et3. 4. ~. WRl 1T.
fiji Ia,.arI II. SHERMAN
, 1860-01-19

Nj ASlER SALE.- State Of lll1-
~ nu!s Csox CNun:v. s..--supe'cF Cca af chca-o:
ar. of ao.E Eafer d<cxase, u-eph Wilde Jf Ellen
Wtr JuN, vi dr. sen A1+er is~eves. ounx :. nm
xnsasssg bAssJ au Joeeph y. &e4!-BLs4o scr<'
Moskaxe.
eahe nuke IL hereby given, t'.as IN pursuance Of
scIe:1 t'-tts suteEc su he aLoFc Ehted css ~ sns
isenev.si11n icy noremtsr. a. y. i irA scott.
Nutcs u cLanert5 Of s.A Gtutt, Wy. on 1he Iinin
she oren II sa .y seis r. public aueon g tnr tikh-
ct hef. s ea.h e: The n"ta dos o. fnr sopn tae1se
r.,!a tvce pa1ee! .! l,., s4tuAt iy.a aad es:nE
~ III" Clty Of h Ceutty a. cook. AL state q n'
e'e Twelve ti:.!n Giocs nHnrs f,ty.tsr tI5) 10 th
Sch! 0 SECTION Ast:tiun to t:cs. fsns 1ay ~ lect
.e-s, en- t'i,t.n -tr r,ani taet hut
Fe lad IN! t:M fe.t tne1 or is,s) 10 ~ alley o. -
ulch ttff he necessary utcke :Er apreY Que
Sunpaipanss up.a sad deetss WIZ lotce nd costs.
IRA sTUTf,
Mas:es!n ChaHcsrr Of The Superior couIr Chicago
Chftxso. Janu75y lllh lStal. }l.6 a41t ID
, 1860-01-19
ARual ADVERTISEMENTS


WHEREAS, CAAlstES AZ: /. E >. ea,,,,1 y: =; ;;
Cook and SLATE Of Haot d too'e ake 81 ~ an0
deliver th4 utd-fxix I'd, eat = Ase ns eesan
Dexd Of Trust b4arnx th- Dluth d.V of DeSotf
- H. 1854 wkkh ral d Ell il stcaEaeu IN ha nc's y tGe
Cjet Of tho Circuit coutt ii cuenty Or oox N boo4
is Of rc s al ra.s s*s whereby said Prus:nk
10 ne Lot lumber nve t Of Burx. suat!se,oa o. ~
number ona u Ia Block num1eF st1een klnl tns u4
1l Town Iii, szv. now City Of nAaso ~ $40 CoonY
ami STALE with tie appneG4n-ss 10 rs ufe toe
VI er1LM Prcu4ts.o4y SottA aeafns even 'I*e WIN ss
DseI .ni In sslI Uec1 pa 1Suasy tsrenota ths ~
oron,ury cetqs having gwen fut * money
And whe1rl il was provided n s1l Trust Decd fhat 10
c,, t,rau II nu1 to iIsa payr xnt VI al e1o.
rsory n. te- OF ether VI GsH vr tteftHs " asJ ~
tacfeof actoIdnz this &tI.s ~ eae saeTsn ~ ~
tot II .i! etfeucss s.,.a immortality otofus a"e
All whr1sas .:efaut h7s b. made IN ths paTufnt O.
cert 4u or said nat. aa lc A!hh having o+sa 11e y
,a bv he = Il hvtrs Ut aid uutts 10 H<d sIts OK <7'a
,leI..~~ r,,rr IRE ra4 er1n aid t'te'a e'hla n
tuuc Ice II n,1s tc;t ~ sven t.ak ny st4S -
ts ;a,ve. VI sa:a In .. UreA Iilst cuaa nss AA
IN saturday, the ..h =" la1r'iy. y u He ~
hour Ut in afternoon II te nos1h 1gE y
the uts Hvse 10 s.d C!'y of t:hc oe' TOT sas n
putft zen !us to its hxhe bdd fcs casa. 3 taI ~
hye ta) Of Eufk >utu.ssu ot Let nAn'*r os ~. ID
Block number sixteen ls} u tho t Il o"n % tnfr.
CtSY u Ch ev, l~'nk lhe EN- do'c t ~ tn
r7s Tfa*1 Deed: thsr with The *nu -
tas 1,xat aud equity VI .eni3 ot atd CLafss y. +
Pru-tok hs s-+ e4ecuso = Aji1*'ro15 1r - aete III
Dsfrd ,.,:t Iii DIV 4 Jar uatv t.t;. ,a:d ~ I'd
, 1860-01-19

~ Notice. undersigned,
Stockholders In the Merchants Bank al Macon, Georgia
by tie lxoyi.!oas of s Charter. made personal1y liable
n its Issues. The notes uf this Eank viii IL taken hy
,'crost the 4ae Kentucky. Indiana and
Enio. II. A. TUCKER 4 CO.
, 1860-01-19
IL, .. Gilman & Co.,
lJ:4 South Water st. 15I
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

MD. G1xAH....W.C. .. GK1r1rs-. ...A. 4. FA1WzII.
We have no IN t:ore and daily receiving. fuil scd
cot1n'ele stock 1f
ROC 4 r I ES,
Cam7oatd In pat follows to which we svit: ths 1t"
, 1860-01-19

nISSOLUTiON.-Thc Copartner-
~ sldp hcsefnre cx'ss.nk tn icr the Ut Meyer
Goodman, has ibis tay leen div ov by mutual Gsett
Mr. Louix dBau who tan aas,. al: I'll. !Ii"HteIEt
Of the ave Ira and viii settle all ITS s. vii!
co1tnacthe business at the stand. und.r The 1rm Of
Eon!n.au Il Kc,ttnau. II. A. MsiER,
CHI asc, in. IL. 1869. [iy1ex:t} Lou !; GOLDMAN.
, 1860-01-19
c DR.. AscClintock's Cold and

sokh Mixture. This great family medicine Vas hrs Intro
tuced by Dr, McCtnlock when Deau Il tc Philadelphia
college Of Medicine The entire Profession arPro'e Il
tnd IL guaranteed ss or1inary cold or cough,
.ataz1 iuucnza c will absolute ce;tan,s and degrees
&c rzpldty that viii seca3s aonls' t''c patient. picc
Is Gents. sold ty JOHN j, FAKk
T,1e.
, 1860-01-19

ST. paf1 ,. .., =, ,n,v-snce nf de.
.a as,sr snteI.d IN tnc ab,vr ec.lt!sl eauH =.
49, 80 Wa,Yr in Ch uf Coos Cuunsy Sss OF
nos viii % Fsay, the day O. g. Sohc;
& - IN n'rirek n The forenoon nS thE a aay - tne
porih door couf eS.s 70 ,hs s.y oa y, 81
Eodnty @ nate lyas md being In tbs County ." Cool ana
Eve q l;u9ls fno.n asd desetk.a =. 'hs tan ~.
hn Ih1rT-y ven ts) Of Rapke No. slscsi ta.t q
~ third Ptlnctpal 4erd.au. cootaato. e;ay sees u
tne%rof n my b neces~ry 10 o>so hs Ieoeey 49, ~
ma ssid upon the aacIsc Ia aa GAUSS Wiz
ia1eseas 7an e3S'' l. @. PAINE FREEK.
MAs.eY E4 Ch8ucery OF C"cE GseaU.
, 1860-01-19

~ Those who arc Curious to wit
tue wonderful perfection 10 which 4. Ohswa'dt (lac
n1aaecr =. B4t=hc:oEs y. } las brought the maautac-
lure Of Wigs a3d Toupecs Iused to sii ILL Wig sud
lEa1 Dying Rooms Nd 100 Lake street. and cxasnlnc
1hese curious PRODUCTIONS o: No sr!ny detect
the artiacia! the uatr, when adjusted to the head
ucSly
, 1860-01-19

HISSOLCTION OF CO-PAkF-
IL xEes,lr.-Thc afm af sh 1ckford How 1: H., !s
this &1y dissolved by mutual All uu'rlodnS
couuta vi lie te tie[ ly sanue' >lacksoh. Is aale
aulAurzed the Ct The Iat. firm or thai
SAMU Ell St1ACkEUKD,
Il. NJ. How.
A. S. CifAnBnCRSE.
t.ltcasO. sIaIua1y lGti.. lsCN.
, 1860-01-19

Is DR.. Jas. McClintock's $ pectoral
Syrup exercises tnhasnce Consumption and Dron-
S!lis unparalleled IN Acd:ea1 aeee 4eins The cough
1rane and Strengthening the uaga promoting exoectos
lion, aad Inducing sleep The amendment bsna from the
nrst dose. r1lce, &:LO. Sold by
tA7-M JnNU II p&pE ia Take street.
, 1860-01-19

r c. BA12BOR, Banking and Ex-
i change otaee4, Clark street: Exchange rnsrtTtat
Money. God aEd sa!rez tfustt aad so,d:
r, a. Ada,n.- fcl.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
ol,,ooide,ss,,nI Poets.


Mr.. Coggeshall, the State Librarian has
been engaged for come time in gathering up
the poetry of Western inspiration, and in
making selections Of such as is of decided
merit, 50 as 10 make fair exhibit Of Western
poetical genius, which, with critical notices
and biographical sketches of the authors, will
soon be Published by Follett, Foster & Co.,
Columbus, 0, The intention of the editor of
this work is that it shall include every poem
of positive merit which has been pro-
duced west of the Alleghanies, (that we
suppose, being the dividing ridge between
Eastern and Western genius and that no
writer of reputation shall be omitted because
his verse can not be approved by the highest
criticism. The collection win not be so pro
miscuous as that of Noah's Ark, but rather
like the great sheet let down before st.
Peter, containing things practicable to the
digestion, if not all attractive to nice taste.
The editor is a agentleman of an extensive
and familiar acquaintance with books. He
entered on this labor with great deal Of
zeal, and with some feeling. that the West
had been ignored by the eastern publications
which professed to be collections of Ameri-
can poetry. 'l.'ii st-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

RUSSIAN CouRTIERs IN TROUBLE ABOUT A
TMINIsTERAL MARRIAGE--Mr. John Cramp-
ton, after he was recalled by the English
Government from his official position in this
country, was made Baronet and sent to St.
Petersburg, under the title of Sir John Oramp-
ton, as British Minister to Russia. While in
the city of the Cars he married Miss Vic
torine Balfe, the opera singer and daughter
of the composer Michael Balfe At the latest
dates we learn that the fashionable and diplo-
matic circles of st. Petersburg and London
are vastly perturbed at the idea of mere
singer taking the precedence of all the ladies
Of the diplomatic corps at the Russian capital
There have been instances of English noble
men marrying singers and actresses before
now, but never before has the ambassador
and representative of British Majesty been so
thoughtless. AT the very latest dates the
troubled courtiers had devised no scheme for
their relief. rH' 90 E13ff ~ .O lH.a.'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
A Very Personal card AroIn,tI nm Ed,,,

Al Very Personal Card Against nm Editor.
I. The Memphis Enquirer, edited by Soon
Borland, once aSenator from Arkansas, pub
lished scathing review of the action of Mr..
I. B. Flournoy in the Charleston Conven-
ton. Mr.. +. replies in a card in the Mem
lphis AHaiqaehe; denies his recreancy to the
instructions ofhis State, though personally
he was for douglas, and concludes thus:
3 That the public may understand the pri-
vate malignity that induced the article
alluded to, it is only necessary to state that
that gentleman and myself had, several years
ago, a personal difficulty, (which led to a
challenge. he refused to fight, and then
posted him to the world as coward liar,
and scoundrel, and from thence forward
beneath my notice, or that of any other gen.
tleman. Writhing under the weight of such
denunciations, it is easy for the public to
understand the low malice which prompted
his article against me. With this explana-
tion leave the miscreant to the contempt
and infamy to which he has heretofore been
consigned, and promise the public not to
trouble them again with any further notice
in any way of the miserable wretch, since,
under the circumstances, | could not do so
without dishonoring myself.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

A CELEBRATED DANsEUsE MADE R1Cn BY
HER HUSBANDS DEATH.-M'lle Duvernay, at
one time celebrated ddnseuse in London,
married Mr.. Stephens, a British gentleman of
fortune. He has lately died, bequeathing to
her an enormous property. He had large
landed estates, and a personally beside, which
paid legacy duty as under 970O,0OO, or
$350O,00O. He gives his wife absolutely a
personal sum of $4,000, and a residence and
estate of considerable value, in the County of
Norfolk He gives his heir another mansion
and estate, with the interest and dividends
on f3O0,0 for life. He makes sundry libe-
raj bcquests to his relatives and personal
friends, but the bulk of his estate is given to
his wife for her life, with reversion to his
cousins of the name of Lyme. The former
ddnseuse comes into possession of between
100000 and 100000 year. She was known
as Vile Tolande Marie Louise Duvernay.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

: A VICTIM OF VAEITY-A FAT WOMAN
KILLED BY AoIDs.-A French paper relates
the tn cease case ofa young lady in Lyons, who was
posed to corpulency. Some of her young
friends ridiculed her stout figure, &C., which,
at the time, only excited her laughter. Her
health subsequently declined, and she finally
died rather suddenly. As there was no ap-
pm'ent cause for such a quick death, the ac-
count states that with grief the parents re-
signed themselves 10 having a post mortem
examination. They then found what they
never before suspected--her intestines were
burned up by acids, which she had taken un-
known to them, to stop the growing fAtness,
girl died the victim of vanitY.n .l u L :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
IT strikes as that thaa United States Minister

.frnI u I'd
IT strikes as that's United States Minister
who is SO very nice in. bis ,idsasFof official
dignity that he can not introduce 70 COM ON
mission, merchant. ~ American pgodnc-
tion which is Of more importance 70 kmeri-
can interests than the whole diplomatic es7
tabishment ever was or ever wall be, be-
cause hecan find nothing in his INSTRUCTIONS
which requires q y United States Minister, to
EnglandSto act as a commissions merchant
might beisiaployed IN some way more cred
liable to his G9yernmept than ip, acting as
go-betweep fot, Z sBafnhni show bIcjettf,l 70
get the oi,een 20 sit for her portrait 10 an
Americap artist. The Queen showed her
good naetn.snubbing the impudenf show.
man a''smPh1sNG Yasya 70 9N4F1IE'
.aaN4e .lf4 "a anOD q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

INCREASE OF DIVORCES IN FRANCE.-The
late report of the French Minister shows an
extraordinary increase to have taken place
of late years in judicial separation Unmarried
couples While in l84l and few years later,
the returns exhibited little more than one
thousand annual cases, theresWere in 1858 no
less than one thousand nine hundred and
seyenty7seyenr In, the great majority of in4
stances the complaining party was the wife.
Inc male applicants for separation were only
q couple Of hundred. {o trs,t Il, Ig4ofro4ip,'g
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

LATEST NEWS FROM MEXICO THE New
Orleans PicGyune, to hand by mail, contains
details of Mexican news, At the city OF
Mexico specie conducta of $4,000, 900, was
being made up, and would be escorted as
far as the National Bridge. The Church
Government would receive eight per cent.
export duty on it. The cOnducta would
leave for Vera Cruz April 23. The American
Consulate at Vera Cruz was fully organized
The United States ships Saratoga, Brooklyn
and Pocahontas were at Vera Cruz-all well
on board.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

The LONDON PREss ON THE CovoDE INVEST
IGATIoN.-The London Spectator glorifes
stand in defense of the Constitution of his
country BY protesting against any inquiry
into his official conduct on the part of Con-
gress. 1t notices with satisfaction that pub
liz journals in London which have not been
distinguished by their sympathy with Amer
lea, or with james Buchanan in particular
nay, the most ministerial organs in the British
capital-are as hearty and as emphatic in
their approval of the Presidents course as If
he had been an Englishman" 20 8 a1od sf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Sunday Evenings Dispatches.
ranIAbany.

ALBANY May la--A servant girl in the
emnint ~ Jeremiah Green, of Troy, was so
severely injured by the explosion of u CAM
phene iamp, last evening, that she died from
The effects Of her injuries to-day. Mr.. Green,
in endeavoriug to save the girl, is also seri-
ously injured.
ST. Joseph Catholic Church in this city,
ono of the most magnificent edihces on this
continent, was dedicated to-day. The eere-
monies commenced at sunrise and did not
conclnde till two this afternoon. Az least
$500 persons were within the edifice and
5000 were gathered outside the building.
Archbishop Hughes preached the dedication
sermon
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
Dou.,.s Deuonnccd as a Traitor.

AUGUSTA, May bat a Democratic meet
ing at Atlanta, on Saturday, the Postmaster
defended the Charleston secessionists and de-
nounced Douglas as a traitor to the Democ-
racy and the South. b. @. Yancey made q
lengthy and similar speech. The National
Baltimore Democracy was defended by Col.
Gaskill. The meeting adjourned for week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

b CRAwFoaD's STUDIo,--A Rome correspond
ent Of the Proyidence(i n. ~ journal, speaking
OF visiting the studio Of the late Mr.. Crawford,
says: The artist is gone, but his works still
stand IN their places, almost as they were
left when fell the stroke which. cut him OFF in
the manhood 0this genius aud his years. At
the moment very 1i'dle is changed. Various
works are in procesa of finishing and lwhen
That Is done the collection willb be dispersed
e,ld fht studio pes iHts other bands. do ID
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
The Roanoke nj Hampton Roads.

NoRFoLK, May l3-About twelve o'clock,
last night, the steamer Andcostid arrived
here announcing that the Rodnoke had ar
rived in the Roads. The PHILADELPHIA is now
making preparations to repair thlther. II is
confidently expected that the visitors will ar
rive at Washington at noon tomorrow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
HOMIE INTEREsT.

N
sg-oAhrESrrn's beautiful Ambro,ypcs. 70 Fifth-
Street 4 ,,sg>a.-L.Ak-A. ~ 1'ylSip a ,,
ss-Go to oAnrrsfERfbt a nlco photograph. b
TInh-s'rOe' L.lE psi'1n
( pB,oARrKSrsA makes all hts col0fed pkcsosraphs
ON canvas. 20 Fifth-street. myi3h
ng- CARPENTERS twenty-five cont Pictures in
cases. myi2-tf
ny APPL&ArE's mammoth Ambrotypc Depot,
'Nos(s, 3 and rinh.strsst scor. Fifth and Main.
pB-. hryLEakrE'sAmbrvtype and 1ielalnOtypuss.
% cents 10 case large nasiiaa s4of w.0 q
ps- ArrLroArrs asilsry, Finh and Main.strecis.
Remember.
B8 Only twenty Ave cents for good colored Pic
turs, in case, at oowAss e West Fif'h''treet' IT,
hB-Pfcruhrs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery,
Ninth aud Main N' lH't
rB- A. A. EYsTEn, Clocks, Watches and Jevelry,
Nos. $40 and 27l Western-row. leuul 3I di pi
pB- For cheap fancy cases, aiied with beautihil,
Pictures. 70 10 CowAN's, No 20 West Finh-street.
You will get them cheaper than in any other gallery
In the CITY, list Of prices can be ut the door
=. ~ 9 ''7h taplsstfl ~ hlu'F tag
BB- DIR. BARBER's lssrASrASEoUs RELIEF rROm
ALI PAlN cures 10 1i,d raf l3of lfal
Toothache Headache, ,,e ..5 i...I 7o ftpr4s
Nervous Headache, t,,4 ,,l I'd, ag
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Il ..ta
. Spinal Complaints
Ulcers Bruises and Sprnins. For Frosted Feet IL
has no equal II cures Piles. Itrelieyes pain in all
cases instantly This remedy is different from all
other pain-hillers. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic. See circular. ., 1los 0eafir4
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

DEATH FROM AN ATTEMpT TO STOP RUHA-
WAY HoRsE.---A young man named George
u. Boivin, in Burlington, Vermont, recently,
in attempting to stop q runaway horse at
run over, producing such injuries as to cause
his death soon after. Ui .1g.s hra r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
From washington

WARRINGTON, May l3.--In looking over
the journal of the House, the Covodc Com
mittee have made the important discovery
that several members of Congress, during
the pendency of the English Bill, changed
their votes about the time that the checks
are dated. The Committee intend to probe
tho Ynaitnr f........ .... .....
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
pennsrIrnnIn RnIIrond.

MIFFL1N, PENN, May l3.-The obstruction
from the recent land slides on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad is removed, and trains are
now passing with their accustomed regularity.
The Philadelphia train for the West to-day
carried over two hundred passengers, mostly
destined to Chicago. ...... .......
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

FEELING OF THE NEAPoLITAE ARMY.-The
King of Naples lately gave grand banquet
TO the officers Of the army on their embarka-
ton for Sicily, and these gentlemen actually
mingled the cry of Death to the Sieilians,'
with their loyal shouts of "Viye le Roi.'