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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-26
ERISH STE3 LINE.
steala Between ireland q americas
NEW YoRk. BoaroN. AND aALWAY.


The following new aud magnificent frst-cluas
Pa.tfle-wheel Steamships eompose the above line /:
Al &rATio 3. 88s tons burthen, Capt. J. Maury.
Formerly Of ths Collins Lins.)
Ef4BERSIA, 400 tons burthen, Capt n. Prowse
COLUMBIA, AGO =" " Capt. x. Leitch q.
ANGLIA 400 90 -. :. Capt. Nicholson.
PACIFIC, 1900 Capt. r. smith.
PRINCE ALBEIT, (Screw.)
300 g g e5Cspt- J. Walker
One - The above ships viii lea7ssazAoss Yorl fa
Boston alternately every Tuesday fortnight, io4
Galway carrying the government mails touching
The steamers 81 this fine have been constructed
with the greatest care under the super vision Ot the
government, have water-tight conpart ments, ana
are unexceiisd for comfort safety and speed, Dy
any steamers ahoat They are commanded by able
and experienced officers, and every exertlon wntSa
made & promot, the comfort of passengers
An experienced surgeon attached e. zach aiii.
RATES or PASSAGE.
First-class from New York Boston o. Gal
Way Liverpool .5lOO
Second Class from New York or Boston Gal
way Liverpool Sfo.
First-class from New York or Boston 70 St.
Third-clasa from New York or Boston toGai-
way o. Liverpool, or any town in Ireland.
on Railroad sS0. i,
Third-ciass passengers literally supplied With
provisions OF the best quality, cooked and served
by the servants of the Company
RETURN TICKETs.
Pa i-s wishing to send FOR their friends from the
old country car obtain tickets from any tOWn OF
railway station iu ireland, or from the principal
cities OF Scotland and England, at very low rates.
Passengers fof New York, arriving by the Bo5-
ton Steamers, will be forwarded 10 New York ires
ofcharge.
For passage or farther information apply 20
WIN II MICEHAM.
At the ONCE Of the Company on ths wharf inoi
OF Canal Street, New York.
ROWLAND & AsPIRWALi.. Agents.
nayIT-6n
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Nc &c Medicines

FOR bilious and ltver comFistnts with their ul4a
wsll-known attendants, bilious and sot head1cle
pain and Oppression Gtter meals, gfff1ss, dssscF7
Heartburn, loss OF appetite, aczuow ietEfd fg BE-
vastly superior 20 anything over before adar o..
fba ouhlip
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MISCELLANEOUS,
New Tailoring Establishm't

NOW Il dIAO4 4A6 Gcbcs FOA404AAA y
The subscriber hereby informs is friends and the
public in general, that he has opened Tailor
Shop, over Brickley's Patent Bread Bakery,
First street. near MAN, whore he IS prepared 70 cut
and make up, all garments FOR Mems weafi with
neatness and despatch.
B.-Particular attention paid 10 Cutting. also
to cutting and making up Boys Clothing.
Repairing done reasonable terms.
ap2 J. PHAkES.
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-. -. - q. %. q

1.ifs PITTS G. LAlcausx - tsEs-
Cnr5 Dyspepsia, By thoroughly cleansing ths hzls
and second stomnchs, and creating dow Of lur
healthy bile, instead If the stale and acrid kiGd
FIarulepcy, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn, Heud-
ache, Eastlessness Ill Temper, Anxicry, LauTIsT
and Melancholy, which are the general syi.t IONS
Of nvapep5is will vanish, a neutral conseq qhsu.s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ia Card "a tha PnhIic-

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery arfsfnx
from neglect Of small complaints, is iucalculafIs
and it IL therefore Of the utmost importance that q
strict attention 70 the least and most trlhing bodily
ailments should be had for disease Of the body in
variably affects the mind. DR.. MOFFATTS VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in sverF instance
where they have been thoroughly used have q RI
UEPHED OVER DISEASE In almost all It's d.
Versiied forms. The salutary effects Of the Life
Medicines have, IN fact, been 80 universally expo
rienced that they have become fully estabiahCd 90
the most easy SAFE and perfect mode Of treatment
81 0ffared 10 fha uFf1lfe-
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pfIaa I PiIesI - !

Az a remedy for this most t7fressiul aad ct-sU
-ate malady, the FEGEIAbLf LtFE LEDE
ClEES dessffs q distinct aud emp phatic rec1ul ulsr
datiou. T. is Vell-kuoWn ~ hundreds in t1ln oits
that the former proprietor Of thesa valuable nod
iciDes himself afflicted wfth this -8muintuf frF
upwards Of thiriy-ive years. end flla ne tried -
vain every remedy prescribed within f4r who'll
compass Of the bfatsrid hTeflca. Hs however. af
Length tried the mediciue which Is now 51araI o..
after his recovery had boon pronounced not csI
improbable, bur absolutely impossible. by any ht
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ScrofIIIa.

The most horrible cases Of sCr0f1is. it wit,L
Face, Bones, and Limbs Of the victim had hetn
pTsyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, afe proved
by the unden Liable authority Of th8 sufferers them
selves, 10 have been completely cur8d by thees
purely Vegetable medicines after All others hai bsE
found more than nseless.
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Mercurial Uiaeaaee-

Persons whose constitutions have Jeeau
paired the iDJudiciou8 uss 5t Ms5cwH. b ui b
these medicines perfect cura. 8s they never fail
eradicate from the system ell tae effects of mer-
~, infinitely sooner than the most powerful p
paratiOns Of sarsaparina.
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"a ManY Thouaanda

CJ certified f1stGnces ttey hdvs sUeu reecsd eeregt
JroDl The Usyy verge of untiraslg grags after al as
dssepti0s Ho6tras o. s day have -ia5gg failed
60 great indeed has their efficacy invariably and
infalby proved, that ~ has appeared scarcely esa
than miraculous - those ThO were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded aud upon which they conBe
qusntly act. twas 70 their manifest and sensible
action in purifying the spns and channels Of lifs
and enduiHg them With ,eHeweJ tome and viror,
Fhaf qhev were fudahf11 ftIf thefr uarue
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Iatt'gI.ife piIIslFI
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS K MCDg
0F EUREI

50 we'll regulated and PrOpoI uouata quantity
"a bile upon the stomach, Is alwaYs requisite f1r
tho promotion Of sound healtn--it stmuiaf8s o.
gsstion and keeps the Intestinal canal free foa s
ob5tructions When there IS a d5dcieucy of bis
the BODY Is constantly oc5tiva On the other lsau1
an over abundance ci bile rausas frequent nau-e-
in the stomach and often promotes VerF anFara sd
taoks of disease which sOmouimes end b da.fb
DR.. Mohat's Life Medicines /
Should bs tqkeli "a The early ecCes ~ Btli9s Con-
plaias aud II perseUs1 ed Su aref es5fia5 % fires
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THESE MEDICTNEs

HaVsso,0 been before Aspa5lto for apetod Of 30 gears
aud during that time have NtahuGtRed high character
IN almost every part Of The Globe for hs ezraordiayB
CgtrdftVs Erroperties aghfch then iJ1ssesq
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Crittenden Exchange.
NJ AIN S T r & z :

(sETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH sIBEETs)
T. REDMOND. PBoPRIETOB.
FREE LUSCH.-Remember that the Orittenden
Exchange serves up Free Lunch, Soup. &C, to its
patrons every day at 10 O'Clock. mario
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Mofatt'e &c Pillalll

ara composed Of KsEstabls ingredients aNolGsivcly
AZ can be ascsrtatnea by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities aro thosa Of an sctivs and
searching, though perfectly mild and aareoabie d.
ter gent aperi8ut Of q gentle suPorifC, psomBfius
deliz zhtfui tonic cardiac, oEctiHg apu9fte ~ ths
dsrDan a. II active diEestiouan I'd 8rins the mtuc
with that grateful sens Of renovated health whicE
q M n lie nraL Lallcll-u. l-.---- - 49,
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NC PhnniE nitEaraIlI

denominatsG from their astonishing nCsgef o.
ating new liis and health e. nweras from ths
very ashes Of the mOat diapiiat81 1cnstItuti0Hs--
arc more strongly fcui- and ucTa Immediately in-
glsoTating tnau pills. cQnuiaiuE ths saula choice
vegetable extracts BE- tt1 latter. % different mod
iheatian AhlCHEh really is8a cllbaItis 'faan tb,
LIFE PtL atrF alfrtilfi8sd begin fo cleanse fhs
aiimentH = zEft soouert gan1ra. .iy slightly
opelatiT4 = r tlTls flur hours, sud gr5duc
ing y - 81 relief r. tho head and Etom
arf $3.50 o' atinE ne miut s7en in less tin
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Would notify the trade that they era opening
seekly, iB new and beautiful patterns, the WAN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,

MI LEHOH - M T -
Is. ~ 79, 81, So and IS, Duane St, n 7.
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Four Days Later from europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ETkA.


CARR RACE, May 24.-The steamer Etna,
with Liverpool dates to the 10th, passed
here to-day.
In the Liverpool Market Breadstuf's and
Provisions were steady.
London, May l6.-Oonsols closed at 9I%@
9lM for money and 90 for account Bank
rates have advanced to 6.
The Liverpool Cotton Market closed with
a downward tendency, with a decline Of
l-16@%d. Corn closed with q downward
tendency.
The British Government had issued a proc
lamation, warning subjects against engaging
in the war in America and declares the in
tention of the Government to remain neutral,
1t also warns British subjects, If they enter
the military service on either side, join ships
of war or transports, or attempt to get re-
cruits or fit out vessels for wal purposes or
for Transports, or break or endeavor to break
any blockade lawfully and actually estab-
lished, or carry soldiers, dispatches or mate
rails contraband of war tor either party, they
will be liable to all the penalty and conse-
quences. To do SO will be at their peril, and
in no wise will they obtain the protection Of
the Government.
The first steamer from Liverpool to New
Orleans is advertised for August.
The Confederate State Commissioners had
an interview with NJ. Thouvensl on the 18th
instant.
France wat about tosend a feet to America
to protect French interests.
The Bourse was higher, Rentes 69f.
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Colonel RIIsworth.

The death of this gallant and promising
young officer, at a time when he was just
entering upon a career for which he seemed
so peculiarly adapted, will be every where,
throughout the loyal States, deeply regret
ted; and this especially, as he was permitted
10 fall by the hand Of an assassin. The
thousands who had whatched the process by
which he had transformed a mass of not very
subordinate citizens into body of brave and
efficient soldiers, will feel sad at the thought
that he was not spared to win even a first
ling of that crop of laurels that seemed 30
nearly within his grasp, and will long to see
his death avengedb by his followers upon some
well fought battlefield.
Colonel Ellsworth was a native Of New
England, and was for q time attached to the
United States Military Academy at West
Point where he acquired extraordinary
proficiency in military eVolusions and the
use of arms. A few years ago he took up
his residence at Chicago, at which city he
enrolled and educated the corps of Zouaves
whose appearance in the principal cities Of
the North attracted SO much attention dur.
ing last Summer.
1t was the intention of Mr.. Lincoln-whC
had, while q candidate, formed q strong
attachment for Colonel ElIsworth-to attact
him to his person, and the Colonel was in
vited, in February last, to form one OF hi
escort to the City Of Washington. His pros
poets were for 3 prominent position in thu
War Department; but when it eamO TO b
seen that war was inevitable, the Ambitioul
spirit Of Colonel Ellsworth PrOmptet
him to prefer q service that opened
field for greater activity, and a higher repu
tation. His soldiers eye had detected in tn
New York Fire Department the material TO
a body Of soldiers such as he desired TO com
mand. His nAme and reputation brought 4
him q multitude, and in two days he en-
rolled over a thousand volunteers, Of WHOM
ten companies were accepted. The histor,
Of the progress Of his regiment to Washing
ton, and since it arrived, ia well known.
At the age Of t~wenty-seyen years he Ia
fallen, at the very Threshold of as all VIII
knew him believed, GLORIOUS career. tn
profound sensation which his death pro
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DIED.

10
sMITH.-At New York, on the 2lst inst, CharleJ
William Godfrey, youngest son Of Eliza Is. and the
late Captain George Smith, of CINCINNATI.
" sHOTWELL,-Friday, May "a, Mrs Mary w.
ShotweD, widow of the late DR.. John y, Sh0twell. &
The funeral will take place on Monday, May 2T,
at 10 O'Clock, from the residence Of her father, John
P. Foote, no, 90 Vest Third-stTeet
LUNDY.-0n Friday, May "a, Mrs. Alicia Lundy,
widow Of the late Peter Lundy.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, Ne. al Oentral-ayenue, between Sixth and
LoDgworth streets, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend without
further notice. &.
PARKER-In Union Township, Brown County,
Ohio on Sunday, May 10, Holland w. Parker, aged
about SO years. r
developed by his services as a volunteer in Camp
Harrison. He was q member Of the "hrankltn
Guards" Fifth Regiment Ohio Volunteer Militia,
AS a steady and willing soldier, ready at all times
to obey orders and cheerfully do duty without
gruplbling, he won the esteem of his comrades and
the confidence ofhis officers. In the severe weather,
cold and wet, Of some four weeks ago, he took the
place Of weaker comrade, on guard for the night,
got wet, and having no change Of clothes, he has
fallen q victim to mis- own benevolence and patriot:
ism. He was not accepted on inspection because Of
the foregoing facts. Yet he was a soldier, and has
given up his life for his country, and however hum
Bile his sphere, he has done we'll his part hi grRye
Is worthy the tear Of the pstriot-his memery should
be precious 10 his friends.
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MnrkHAroEis, Nay 2t-Govsrnor Yates,
Of Illinois, and Senator Trumbull, Of the
seme State, arrived here this morning. The
three Governors, viz Dennieon, Of Ohio
Yates, Of Illinois and Morton, Of indiana
bad a long conference % deyf the result 81
which has not been made public.
Major General Geo. b. McClellan and the
three Governors reviewed Eve regiments q
United Ststes troops and two regimsats d
Clellan expressed great surprise at the pro-
6ciency Of the troops, aud was highly graft
fed with their advancement
Governor Morton has appointed Hon.
VIM. Onmback Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Thirteenth Regiment.
OHAMBERsBURa, PENNk, May 24.--Beyond
q doubt there are nine thousand FIVE hun
dred Confederate troops posted between
Point-of Rocks and Williamsport on the
Potomac. Among them are three hundred
Cherokees.
Apprehensions prevail of invasion in Cum
berlsnd Valley from Virginia. Great dam-
age might be done. III s--t.ua. s.
N NEW YORK, May 24-All 10 quiet in Alex
andria. The New Jersey troops, three miles
from Alexandria, were fred upon by Seces-
'~sionists in ambush. The latter were routed.
Two rebel Captains were captured. 81 ~
Especial 10 the N. Y. Poftl % tr
T, The Sixty-ninth Regiment captured three
hundred rebels On the Orange Railroad, near
Alexandria.
Especial to the New York TmssJ
3 Thres thousand troops are nov on Airing.
ton flights, with q battery there another at
each end of Long Bridge and the Chain
bridges, and one at Alexandria.
1t is said that General Sanford viii com
Nmonn fhn QdUanninn TRANS n WfrWfnsa
There are, altogether, thirteen thousand
troops in the advancing army. = 5000 svl.
NEW York, May 24-Several boxes, con-
tanning Bowie knives and powdet. TASKS, for
st. Louis, have been seized in , house in
Fulton-street.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 24.-The currency
question is in stdtu quo. Business of all
kinds is very quiet. No transactions in -four.
Wheat has declined 6O09e! "
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Mr.. Sanford has made a visit to Brusssls,
but finding less 20 do there than At Paris and
London, has delayed his reception till the
brcsont moment. He win De received, how.
eyer, by the King, tomorrow and then,
after makiDg q strong protest 0fainsI the
recogniti6n Of the Southern Contederacy
now OF AZ any. future time will make his di-
plomatic visit and return % Paris. Mr.. San
ford, IN view Of the debate which ID TO take
piace in The English Parliament on next
Tuesday, on American affairs, has written a
letter TO Mr.. Dayton, to be handed to him at
Southampton, when the steamer arrives
there, advising him in the most urgent terms
to- go up 10 London At once before coming
to Paris, 10 give information 10 the members
efPsrliament who are going TO speak on the
subject, As Mr.. Adams will not yet have
arrived, Mr.. Dayton viii undoubtedly adopt
A large number of French, officers who
complain OF the slow promotion in their own
army, have written 70 the American Minis
ter at Paris, asking for service in the. two
armies of America. Mr.. Faulkner has re-
piled TO these, by saying that he had no.
power to make such engagements In either
army, and that under any circumstances
there were plenty Of accomplished and capa-
bic officers in the United States.
Colonel Fremont is about TO ~renounce his
Mariposa negotiations here to 60 home 70
place himself at the service of his Govern
ment. he has been organizing, by letter,
an army among the dare devil knife-and-
revolver boys Of California, with which TO
make q diversion into Texas; but if there is
not time to carry this projectinto execution,
he win take service at any point Mr.. Cam
eron may assign him. fs-u
M. Fould, late Minister ofState Of the Ems,
peror Napoleon, said the other day, to an
American with whom he was trausaeting
business "Your Republic is dead, and 1t is
the last Republic, most probably, the world
will ever see. II you could not succeed with
such unparalleled advantages in your favor,
no other one can. You are going TO have a
Reign Of TeyOr, and after that two or three
monarchies." - f.a lg esistar .fr sat
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II the telegraph can be relied on, there is
little danger Of British interference in
American affairs. The proclamation, fore
Swallowed some days since, by Lord John
Russell, has been issued, and it is a DECLARE
tion of strict neutrality. II likewise warns
British subjects against any attempts to vio-
late any effective blockade, and informs
them that if they do 50, they must take the
consequences
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AMMAN. slIinh. stItchi

The poor women Of this city get eight
cents each from the contractors for making
soldiers shirts. They are made Of mixture
fwooI and cotton, stitched and pocketed.
A skillful woman, working hard, can make,
with q sewing-maehine, three in a day.
Hundreds have presented to them the cheer
ing alternative, to do this or nothing. 1t is
a wonder they do not arrive at opulence.
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MARRIE11-

HILL-wuoD.-On Thursday evening, May "a,
at the residence Of the BRIDES father, at Spring
Grove, by Elder William p. stratton, Mr.. George
Hin, ir,, of Cumminsyllle, and Miss Mittie Wood,
third daughter of J r. Wosdi Of Spring Grove,
Hamilton County Ohio.
MOORE-CARTEN.-On the afternoon Of the sd
inst, at the residence of the brides mother, by
Rev Cbaupoey Giles, Mr.. VIM. II. Moore and Miss
M. Frank Carten, all of this city.
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River ReXa.

p PITTsBURe, May 24-M.-River seven feet,
by the pier mark, and falling. Weather
clear and wapm.
LOUISVILLE, May Pap. M.-River sta
tionary, with eight feet three inches in the
Canal. Weather clear. Mercury 73o.
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VIZ are requested, by Major Frank Link,
10 state that the charge contained in yester-
days Commercial that be was left in charge
Of the property Of Camp Harrison, aud was
interested, or implicated, In It's sale, is incor-
rect He was not left in charge, and had
nothing to do with the sale, or the purchase.
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pB- Now Is YoUR T1ME.-Improve this bright
weather by calling at BALL & THoMAs's Photograph
Gallery, Fourth-street, east Of Race, and sitting for
one Of their beautiful Pictures.
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lory, No. 30 West Fourth. street, the most beautiful
Pictures can be had at prices to suit all purses.
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JEFF. DAVIS APPOINTS JUNE iSAs A DAY OF
CASTING AND PRAYER" ,
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Proceedings Of Kentucky Legislature,
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csUPRRIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
- HAMILTON ,o0qkTY-Eo %. l4,7O0 [gason
i. Drake, partners, as Eyans 4 %, plaintiffs, VI.
Washington Butcher and John Butcher Butcher,
partners as Butcher u Brother, defendants, aud
Morris Oyan, gArnishee.- said. defendants,
Butcher a Brother, are hereby notified that on the
"a LAY Of Nay, A. d. 1851, PLANTING above named
MED their petition In said Court, stating that on
the nth day Of February, A, D.. 1861, the said Nor
rs 0Wan made . certain bill Of exchange for the
sum Of 5000, at sixty days. and iOdorsed and d.
reeted the same 70 the said Butcher & Brother, that
the SANE was duly aoeepted By the said Butcher 4
Brother, and efterward, for the benedt Of said
Butcher a Brother, discounted By plain tins at their
BAnking.bOuae, In Cincinnati; that there Is due
the said ~plaintlhh from said Butcher a Brothsr on
hAid draft the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars, aud
Interest nom Nay D, 1861, and demanding a iudR.
nent against said Butcher for said sun Of Five
Ihoasend Dollars; With interest Is Aforesaid. And
the said Butcher a Brother are hereby REQUIRED to
plead, answer or demur 70 said petition on or before
the f2d day Of June, A: D. 1861, other Niss judgment
will be taken egainst them as demanded In said pe
tition. d. n. a W. TILDEk, for Pfintiai. Z
May l6, 1861. mV2l-fJu
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oTTICE IREMEN,s INs. ON

OFFICE FIRBMEN'B ms OIL .
CAoINEATI, May 10, 1851.
N the StookholdeI Of this Company, for the
slsSSsl9h q p bs VIZ b Ss held az, q th bs. S1sss' t Ss
hours Of loo'elook A. n. and J. O'clock I, M.
myl6-tt b. r. CAhTkkl beeretAr =
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CONFERENCE OF WESTERN GOV
RRNORs AT INDIANAPOLIS.
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Correspondence of the New York Times.I
BIshIy Important from France-Chauges
of English and French Sentiment in
Favor of the Federal Government Col
Onel Fremont Returning to FIght for
the Union-French Volunteers for the
d. American Army.
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~ a. A. EFsrER, Clocks, watches and SsWslFss
80 and III Oentral-avenus. CID YI1E0.
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HARPER's FERRY TO BE THE NEXT
POINT OF ATTACK.
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~ veg AR y 81 MAFF or HOUSE,
NAASss vm WSsAhT 81 NeA . 80 ~ 49,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

The Federal Govsrnment secures the
Monopoly of all Arms Manufactured IN b
England for Three Months.