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, 1861-05-21

"A GooD 1pEA-srApEs ARE TRuurs,-Au
impTomptu meeting Of the Home Gnard If
East Medford Vas Organized Yesterday after-
noon, % and the members proceeded well armed
with spades, hoes, rakes, seeds, &C., to tho
gardens Of those Of their nelghbors now sew
ng the country Ia the federal army. They
1oon prepared the soil and planted the beds IL
good style, much to the joy of the female rel
atlvea OF the absent troops. This exnrapla ia
worthy Of Imitation. H1ddlezex seems to be
arat n the field and garden in this war.~-Ras->
, 1861-05-21

on Sunday afternoon, las we infer,) a
couple Of United States guard boats of
Fort Monroe discovered rebel battery at
Sewens Point, Virginia, and opened fire
on it without waiting for special instruc-
tons. The battery YVES knocked into pi, in
short order, and the traitors took to their
heels without firing gun. When last seen
they were making Flora Temple time for
the nearest timber.
den. Butler is preparing to embark the
Massachusetts regiments at Annapo1is far
Fort Monroe. When they arrive, there
VIII be some exciting foot races among the
eliyalry Of the Old Dominion.
, 1861-05-21

0eH43-ka2NGB&omefy
GALVESTON, May 16.-Btrong batteries have
been erected to coyer all approaches to the
channels, capable Of rearsting any attack,
Capt. Reynolds, United States Qusrtcrmaa-
ter at San Antonio, has resigned.
The prisoners taken by Col. Van Dom l,aT,
been liberated on parole.
Information Is received that Cortlaas Is
actiFe1y preparing for another raid on the
Ie1as settlsrs of the Rio Grande, Another
statement says th.t Cortinas, with a Ia1ge
1orce, n, u moving mp the left bank of tie
f5om all directions TO join Cortinas. Il Is bo. -
1eFed formidable forca will be concentrated
on tho river. Six recruits from MataInoras.
e e rotas TO join Cortinas, wra arrested. COL
Ford Has preparing to givo the enemy warm
reception. Fort Brown was IN a complete
state Of defence
;. New oa1EANs, Nay a0-A passenger from
Tens reports that Gen Young Was pursuing
Montgomery and the Federal troops. He oYef.
took his baggage, supply and ammunition
trains, which we're seized, with eome beeves
and horsss. Montgomery evacuated port
hnapsh Manshlfa IN and Vas was on biz WAY to Fort A.
6uck1e. ten. Young WRs determined to take
Z orts Cobb and ArbuekIe,
, 1861-05-21

,lnD1AsAFoI1s, May Ca dispatch to Cor.
Merton Eem Bedford, Indiana, received to.
nieht, Gays = messenger arrived at that p1ace
from Dover Hill, Martin county, indians,
stating that man named Dromeaole. fot.
merry . resident Of Dover H11 at the
committing depredatons and hsd arrested
several citizens, some OF whom 1t La feared
have been hung. The greatast exritemeat
prevailed Dromgoole was driven out ofthe
town three weeks ego :
Grand Enca1nI meat Of I O. o. F. convened
IN sent anuua1 session to-day. The Grand
Lndgc Of the sane order meeta to-morroW.
Both bodies are fully repreaented,
, 1861-05-21

iSDEFEsp5NcE, May 10 The Santa Fe mil
e71yed here last night, having made the Tip
taroue m eleven daya. By It VIC hare dates
MAJ, A. G. Meyer, signal officer, q. g.. 4,
came through as passenger and left for the
East Yesterday to report TO headquarters the
condition OF things IN New Mexico.
~. y slbley, Of the second dragons, aud
Lieut.. MSh, Of the fifth Infantry, have resign
eu and there u no doubt but Col Loring, In
command OF the department Of New MEXICO,
will resign In short time
Ool. CEittenden, OF the rifles, will assurae
resignation
Business IN 6snta Fe was extremely dnn.
Tbs neHB from 5an Juan mines IL uQim-
portant.
The 1ndiaas on the plains are quiet, aud not
disposed to Interfere With p1rttes crosalng.
, 1861-05-21

ST: Lours, May 2o.-The following will ap-
pear ear N 70 morrow mornings papers:
the public mind on aecount Of the supposed
Intentions Of the Federal Government towards
those persons who disapproye its action, aad
particularly en- account Of rumors atlost on
the streets that . large number Of warrants
for the arrest Of dfssafected persons had
already been or would be issued,
am authorized By Gen. Harney to state that
these rumors are ground1ess, that the Govern
ment has no purpose Of oppression for opio-
IONS FAKE, and means only to hold those ac
countable who commit overt acts against it in
disregard Of their allegiance.
tsigned,l J. L. BRow1E8.
President Police Commiesioners.
, 1861-05-21

Arrests for treason continue to be made.
Marshal Lamon has four under lock and lev
IT, at the 1ait Charles Mccarthy, constable ot
using infammatory language In the presence
of and to the soldiers Of Government.
squad Q! New jersey men overhauled Viz
glnian this morning as SPY, and By order Of
ten Mansfield he WAS added to the list Of
ing drawn more closely Hasai,,ofon Coyrss-
rotlde7ce " 7. Tribune.
, 1861-05-21

CHAHaE IN THE CABmxr.-The saTann.h
;n9xPstean ;9azs asys: We h.Te good reason to Be-
soon be Effected in the cabinet Of Prssiaent
Davis. It will extend to the War aud Altar.
ner General'a offices, and It is understood th:t
III. Walker and Mr. Benj}sinin are to eeauge
places.
, 1861-05-21
E1ore FrfxeHA Rebel Bafferv nr.,
tQrhed,

WASHINGTON, May M.-The United States
transport ship Freeborn, arrived this after
room direct from Fort Monroe, bringing dcs-
patches to the Government. On the way up
them to the Washington Na7y Yard. 4 nas.
senger on tie Freeborn states that on Ssfur.
day txo vessels from the fleet psid visit To
theYfcinity Of sewalrs Point, about four mi1es
nem the fortress, where the VIrginians Te5e
teIsecllrg batteries, and threw sundry shells st
1al arrangements. Shots were area at the vea.
SCI, but without effect. It was moi known
whether any one on shore wxs injured. Com
modora Pendesgast sent fag Of truce to Nor.
iolk with view to make arrangement for the
Transportation thesce Of certain persons TO
the North, and'receiyed assurance that in this
respect he should be accommodated. 4 veg
eel Eas in waiting to take them to New FORK.
, 1861-05-21

CIscrSsAT1, Nay 2o.-Threc companies of
t,5t United States Artillery from Fort R.ndal,
arrived hero Sunday merning aud encamped
n the Orphan Asylum. They leave for Canan
Dsnn1son this morning. There arc now 10 OW
Ohio troops at Camp Deunison, 'N'S
Aaron Harlan has been nominated for Con-
CoTHfn. ~ ao''
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ssoppaso OF Express Halter.

".sa1Hafoa. Nay II, 1881.
.n s1'e! n7sa1 fea Ssne1a Aaneaeld tod.y issued
TIE agents Of the Adams Express :ore nsI1 y
New Yerk, Philadelphia sud Baltino ORE % that n IN
the future no express matter, inc1asiya NJ ~ II. -
ters, viii BE- permitted to 60 south Of this eltv
into Virginia Last evening Colonel stons
eei1:a 6y ny order ths express matter, and
seet TO 60 forward. ~. 'A'
The opening Of the iine Of travel from Bal.
tnorc mouth and northwest haa been tia Hi1-
ndfor @1ash of HaYel for Washington. Yes..
terdaJ's and to-day's trains brought hundreds
0 passengers.
, 1861-05-21

- Suppose Ireland, in her rebellion, had
Issued letters Of marque sgainst British com
meIce, ni, ana ne government Of the United
recognizing Ireland Is belliserent-Tn,niaa t, ~
England have asacnted to tho Justice snd
neutrality Of such course !-asks the n. p
1fnex. >' 'A40 ~ -
, 1861-05-21

"AsH3NuTuE, NAY IT,
Ike statement that Ross Winanz, of Balti
more, YES unconditiona1ly released Is unfound-
ed. There Is authority for Sitting that he wa
only released By order Of the government on
MS giving parole Of honor that he would do
errment Of the United States.
, 1861-05-21

From Charleston-The Niagara and
AnnEey1ile.
WAzmseToz, May, ,a0-Fridsy,s Charleston
catsTiT says, for two days past, the NIarara
snd huntsville have not been seen of the
Fort yesterday there were several foreign ar.
rivals. One with cargo Of Molasses and a
brig from Glasgow with iron and coal sba
was taksn for return cargo of aea Island Cot
ton Ut the enormous rate of251d per ponna.
Such freight has never before been given.
, 1861-05-21

-| The venerable e1-Gore.nor OEatev of
Kentucky, eaid the other day, In the most
emphatic manner: II wM be the 1sst msn in
hentucky to leave the Union, and Whsn cYerT
other man has done 10, will seiIe the flast Of
my country and claim It fer nv oEn.N
, 1861-05-21

PEoRA eENpMa Ice 70 TRA1roRz-The
Aemphls Estlesia IL ehuckling over the arrival
q $40 tons Of fec, by the steamer Capitol, Eom
Illinois river to thisf 49, '~&o
, 1861-05-21
THE NIAGARA

The frigate Niagara and the steamer
Huntsville, lately employed in blockadinr
Charleston, have left their station and
gone down to the Gulf. 4 steamer from
Havana reports that they have captured a
couple OF prizes and sent them North in
charge Of prize crews. Whether thc can-
tured craft are pirates Or merely vessels
carrying articles contrabsnd Of war to the
lebei States, is not yet known.
, 1861-05-21

@80PU18R11k 1fUf1 EABF u 48xs
NEE ,YoRK. May 2-Adv1css from Kew
Vest to the 14th STATE that Capt. Craven Of
Ias t1osader seized the steamer Susanna
Re YVES about armiog the yacht Wan 1errT
70 be sent into the Gulf under Liertcuantt
Of the 9. 8. Navy. '''''.''
Key West remained 1eyaL All sedittons
persons were to be removed from the Island
Aa1. French bad appointed magistrate.
who supe1sedes the mayor, justices, &c.
, 1861-05-21

Mox1doAKzI, May 21-It Is reported that
Congress will adjourn tomorrow. Various
presentations a,e tndu1gea In about the proba-
Bile p1ace OF Feassembling. Richmond and
Jnly see1ns the most popu1Ar belief
, 1861-05-21

~. .EoLCHB1ADs-A sensation was caused On
Third street yesterday morning by the annasr. A..
ance OF several height cars on the railway
bearing Fonderops cannon They were roing
westward, and Cairo is their probable dastina,
Rxss. 16ths
, 1861-05-21

Especial to the n {. Eve poat1
WAsH1NGTon, May ao.-Oa Sunday nicht
aoEenment coast guard steamer cot ashore
AZ the mouth OF the Potomac, She was aft.ek.
ed BY an armed propeller, from Richmond
snu, Afer brisk. contest, the rebels were
6eaten of Fc1r government soldiers wera
AlleG and I've wounded. An armed steamer
has gone in pursuit. ">~<AA''1
Late hdvtces from Charleston say they are
erecting batteries on the coast near Charles.
feet ~ "%~~D'A'oe
= daily mail Is established betwcan Wssh-
ngton and Fort Monroe, via Baltimore,
4 collision at Haper's Ferry Is regarded as
certain this week. >A -
, 1861-05-21

AAAAAhSA@
Alto1 Bank. international Bank
American Bank. Illinois Central Bank
Bauk Of Ametica. Illinois State SecurityBk,
Bank Of Bloomington illinois River Bank
bank Of Ga1enA- Kane County Bank
Bank Of Indemnity. Mahai~o Bank.
Bank Of N0rthe m LIS. Marine Bank.
Bank OF Ottawa, Mclean County Bank.
Bank OF Peru Merchants Bank.
Bank Of Sparta. Ohio Hlyer Bank.
Chicago Bank. Patriotic Bank
Cfty B1nk of Ottawa. Pittsfe1d Bank.
Columbian Bank ReaperE' Bank.
Cumberland Eounty Blk. Rock Island Bank.
z /. TinEham GCo' BG. Onion Bank.
IFnlton Bank United States Stock BE.
Highland Rank. Aechanics' Bank.
The following resolution was offered by
.31ephcn Clancy, Esq, President Of the Board
Of Trade, and adopted With scarcelya dissent
irg voice:
Reso1rtd, That in the opinion Of thie committee
other Illinois Banks should be added to the list OF
banks hereby recommended to he received So soou
sc they ehal mike theic securities in Northern
aud United States Stocks equal to ninety CENTS
The committee appointed Hon. Wn. 3. o.
deo, h. Dexter, 8. Clancy, James H Wood.
Eorth, Geo. Watson and Nj: Tyrri11, com-
m!ttee to report to general Reeting to be
held Ut the Board Of Trade rooms last even
Ing.
4: this meeting the report was sustained in
long and able argument BY Hon. VIM. B. Og-
den The other speakers were Hon N. F.
Banks, who advocated the policy Of the Bail
roads, and ex: Mayor Haines and Vert Dexter.
who advocated the report. 1t was adopted by
:hc meeting but By verJ close vote,
, 1861-05-21

Co1UhIa1ADa.-A seosasion war c,naed n,
Third street yesterday morning by the apnesr-
ance Of several freight cars On tie railway,
bearing pondernus cannon. They Eere pDfnp
WESTWARD, and Cairo is their probahle destinss
tlnr.-PAI. Rs.s. 18th, >'0''NA4''
, 1861-05-21

NAzHEn1E, MaJ ga warehouse contain.
mg military stores wzs burned yesterday
noning; p Loss elzoo insured fos s15, ,0o6.
Was also burned--f1l1y injured.
, 1861-05-21

j. .~ Dr.. ". B. Hurley, editor Of the Nash.
vile Dtnsoe+at, spirited Union paper. Vhich
wss suppressed By . mob, has been appointed
tns drBt M Glass clerkahip In tbs Sixth AadItor,s
, 1861-05-21

:, AAAus1T1oa N Qalo.-There a,a now IN
me stata Arsenal at Columbus, Ohio, $4,000
percussion muskats, 1000 ghazpe's carbines
and M ,oo Enfield rides; also, L ,6o0, 600 rounds
OF fixed ammunition.
, 1861-05-21

BAII1KonM May ga letter n the kn,aI.
go, from Wfllian;sport, seven miles south Of
HsEerstown, Md, says+ q thousand Vlrrinis
a1d south Carolina troops from HArpef's
tie Potomae, Sunday, opposits That town.
which commands the Ferry,
, 1861-05-21
Our Foreign Relations.

Especial to the Post.1
HAsH1sdToH, May 20.-The Government
has reeeired aaEices from London which az
ford satisfactory Indications of the :IIne of
policy which will be pnBued. By The British
Government towards the seceded States Tbs
Administration entertalns firm couyictfons
that its course In crushing out tho rebeIlIon
Ti11 be fully sHstained in ENGLAND,
, 1861-05-21


4 Hsw Reg1Eszeat United States Vol
UnteeEzs
81. LOUIS, May: 20-Col O,Fs11on, oue of
the Oldest and Wea1tn1eat citszEns Of st. I4ouIs.
bas been elected Colonel of . new regiment Of
United atates volunteers, raised In tho upper
r,art 0f fba ciEF
, 1861-05-21

Low PRICE FOB NEaRoEs~-At Lexington,
on Monday last- County Court -day-one ne
gro boy aged seyenteaa: years, sold for $3.50 !;
years old, brought only 4166.: =. n:
, 1861-05-21

r me Iallahassee sntind has just 1earu.
Cd how Hi, Lincoln uycr. It saya:
~, mlqeoln R keeps aye men In his room to guard
her Old Abe, IN order to keep his sTpi1ts Ti1
aaa courage up, "pours The spirits down.
aud Is hah drunk alf the tina For faar Of h.
1aG polaoned, Mra Lincoln haa turned cooE..
a1a ~ prepares aH thu food they aat. some min.
~ tse.a oi !ae dospel recently called to sea him
ofSoereion. when the Indignant Aba e1rssd
them away, ewearing that the .goathernsrs
Ing Washington city. S>SAS >''-''A'
, 1861-05-21

WAaHuaron, May 20.-Ths f1igzte Niagara
has been withdrawn from blockadlng Charles
ton for more important service. Another
Teesel NW take her place there,
, 1861-05-21

CHA1dbBHsBuRGH, HAY 20--Too V1rpinl.
troops arrived opposite Wnliarasport on fhe
Potomac twenty sE miles south of thIs poinf.
It Is believed hera they intend making Al n.
curslnn into the. southern borders Of this
Etata - 'A44'
, 1861-05-21
- It - -s-. :
lIACoIM'R

Lnco1H's Bao1HEa-M LAw.--Tha New Or.
leans pspers state that D. Il. Todd, Of that
city, brother in-law Of Mr. Lincoln, hss bean
appointed First Lieutenant In the army Of The
Confederate States,
, 1861-05-21

LornynLR, May 2Q.-At Woodland Course
On Saturday, Mollle Jackson won tho chal-
lerge yase made BY Tiffany. Tine 7::334ass1I-
the first and second heats Time LIS: 100
, 1861-05-21

NEr Yoax; May 2o:-A schooner s.Ised To-
day with s8 migrants for Hayt. They vere
principally from Rochester and Intend to al.
rect their attention main1y to tha cultivation
nf fnftnn
, 1861-05-21

FEEE14kA
8. g. Goode Of Decatur has been elected
Colonel Of the Regiment OF the 6eysath Con
gressIona1 District In this State; John IT. 8.
Alexander Of Paris, Lieut.. Colonel, aud II. E.
AcMalin, Major. The camp lat Mattoon) has
bcxu named Camp Grant.
, 1861-05-21

kzw oR1zAHs, ,May 2o-A d1sn.,eb n
fHdayh New orieaus Fsaasnsas from Ba1fxs
eay8 that the pfivatsar steamer Caihoun :c.T,.
fored On the 18th the bark Ocean EaeIa. Csn1F
Luce, from Eoekiand. Maine, Nth Ill casFs
OIL o. nnne cens1gned TO AcssrA. Creeyy l. Par
, 1861-05-21
LATER FAOM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamship ttC1uads., >,

| FATHER PomT, May eo.-The Can.disn
from Liverpool 9th, Eia Londonderry loih. ?
H., arrived Oft here this morning.
The Canzdian's advices are two davs 1atsr-
lne American crisis continues to b the
leading topic everywhere 1larksts for Amer.
lcan produce generally continued excited, /,
Was reported In London that an American sbin
from Liverpool en- route for New Orleans had
oeen insured at fifteen per cent.
lae chamber Of Deputies had e1lled the
attention Of the French Government to tha
necessity OF taking measures for the protc:-
@ non q french vessels IN American Wutere,
ihe Ministers OF Commerca AID Marine pro
missed to hare conference with the Emp@ernr @
on the subject. -
me 1o4o wing IS synopsis of tha uexs by
the Edinburgh Gum Liverpool 8Eh,
II the Hanse Of Commons, Nj. Foster gaye
notice that he should call attention to ths d.
sifahtlty Of not recognizing the fnsurrection
Mr: Horafal said he woulJ postpone his reso
!ut1Gn EelatlTe to the States OF belllgerenta.
Lord falmerston having stated that peodinr
the grave and complicated questions now h.
I'm olitis. S'1'''~s "1s
~ Active preparations are going on In the
Nayy-5a.d, for sending q p6werful san.aeeo
INTO American waters. The London IDnss
Iolnts ont that America has hesetofnre fndns.
tr1onsiy indicated the principles and Drece.
GEMS Which low govern the action Of her own
peWscren8- It says: " She npheld prira&eer
Ing and denied the right Of search. and
COLI these ara now turned against her."
1he reachona1y movement in the Neapolisan
provinces M Lad been suppressed. It was re-
ported the Car has sent Grand DuEe MIch.e,
TO roland on conciliatory mission.
LONDON, lHh-Fuuds dull but stationary.
Principal ca1se Of firmneas Is the be1ief thst
me American crisis will throw considerable
9eloano on England for many articles Of pro-
duea and manufacture, while its effect Is befnr
stfcogly manifested On shipping. The bellel
IN az carly advance Of the Bank minimum il
gaining ground.
Harvest prospects OF France represented
Eefg Cad, owing to bad weather. Wheat cron
Eas been seriously damaged; also the grap5
crop a. Cog11sc: Eourse fiat On the 8sh, but
closed H1mer. Rentea 69f.20c. It wa stated
tna1 american agents bad reached France to
purchase arEas and military equipments.
LATER.
81. JoHss, hay 3n.-The -rsia arrived on |
saturday evening of Cape Race. 4 large |
AaauntJ Of Far material Was refcsed BY t6e I
Persia as freight
1t Ia asserted that lettars OF ma1uue had
cached London and Liverpool It is reported |
'essels LEFT with them Thls Is doubted
IN the House Of Lords, Darby expressed the
,ope that the forthcoming proclamation Of
he Government will gi7e emphatic warning
British subjects join prigateers on either
ade, taeir blood be on their Own hesds, with
70 redress from England
Preparations Wera making for an American
Jnlon nesting In London. Tbs Tm<s says
hat the nediation Of England xoiZht "a wall
g offered to hurricane.
.loyd's. ~: '~A os
, 1861-05-21

LoU1syuIE, Nay 20-4 Battalion Of tia
second Regiment Of the Stats Guard WIN 20
lnto eamp at PaEoquet Springs, forty mtfss
south OF here, tomorrow.
, 1861-05-21

81. LOUIE, Aay ao-=Ferdinand Kauuett, a
2Io9mnent @ Citizen and politician Of Missouri,
, 1861-05-21
The &$nrtnnAv

The Committee and the Sub Committees al
t:= different prominent business interests OF
the city invited by the Beard Of Trade to
adopt If possible soms Uniform policy In re.
gard 20 the Currency, were in session nearly
al yesterday afternoon To show that the
best talent In Tic city wes engaged in this
ctloH we publish the names Of the commit
tees as follows:
.ts9 f9r he Raasea%s-- St. Louis Road, Jas. Robb
ogden, chieago aad Mi1WauHee: Ite :esI' Wsm, Il D.
Michigan Southern; H. E. Sargent, Micbican Cen.
1; 11taa; ~. =: Ogden, Fort Wayne; 4. T. Hal, Bur
nan. Rock Island; r. H. smiih, % Nurtb Westefn e. a.
r, Eor TIE AsscEssts-J. Tyr111 j. H. Bower, ". E,
1,aE 9agEEet5s J. FeTysr, 3; n. Tcnfdale, E. Hemp.
vile; E: G. Litcadeld, Henry; e. ). sttssagp. Hega-
peor1a Q. Davidson, Egln j. L. Lunband Inn
Galetbnrsh. AVE. a. '1' o'1so'1o'
Marine Bank, j, Il. Woodworth. n. II. i F. Ins..
E. Il. Akin, J. II. Adsit, Mr.. Waite.
For The Board of Trade, ]. +. Bumsers, HI.
Clasey, Preaident, a. E. Kent, Geo. Watson,
hr. Fairbanks, C. Briggs, and two others
whose names have been mislaid Thia Com
nittee apPointed subcommittee On Thura-
dsy evening, IS follows: County Banks,
Meesrx. Lumbard and Dsvisson; City Banks,
Messrs. 6cammon and Adsit; Board ofTrade,
Meeszz. Watson and Briggs; Railroads, Messss.
Robb and Sargent !; Lumbermen, Mess7. Wood
and Dexter: Merchants, MosErs. Fasnwen and
Bowen.
Hon. Wm. B. Ogden was Chairman of the
general COMMITTEES, aud 4, n. King, Secretary.
The eub-C Committee had long session yes-
terday afternoon, aud were unable to agree,
and go reported to the general Committee.
Tic general Committee then took the matter
In hand, and CREST many propositions and
several resolutions were offered. Short and
able speeches were mada BY Hon. J. T Scam
mon, Messrs. Writ, Dexter, J. '. Farwell, c.
G. Wicker, Mr.. Clarey, Geo. Watson, Mr..
'-,yrrin, Walter Z. NEWMAN, J.swahard, Mr..
Ferris, J. H Burch, Ar. Wood, and several
otAer1.
The reEu1t waS the adoption Of resolution
BY very hrge majority, to take as currency,
being based alnost entirely on Northern xas
United statts Stocks, the following Il
, 1861-05-21

WAsH1yGToS, May oO-Somc excitement
va occasioned to-day BY the report Of flght
at the mouth Of tho Potomac. between FAD
efa coast guard steamer and an armed prppel-
isr from Richmond, resulting, 1t is said. IN
the killing Of four aid the wounding Of aye
On the former; The truth Of the story being
made specific inquiries in the proper ouarteTa
founded. LIZ
, 1861-05-21
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