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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

litionists Of that neighborhood who have been
seeking occasions TO SANDER the Democrats, and
charge them with disloyalts, have set the trap 70
ensnare this Mr. Cool. and drsv out Of him some
thing that might give them pretext to malgn
the character Of good and honest citizens-men.
who al their lives have been devoted to their
country, It's laws aud institutions.
The plot. COTTON I'D with such cunning. has
miserably failed in It's purposes and objects We
have made inquiries. and 10 DOT believe there Is
a single well informed man Of any party in the
vicinity OF Emmetsville who places the least re-
lance In the truthfulness of the charges made
against the Democrats In the pretended records
of which we have been speaking. viii the
Randolph County Journal. the Union .Esgle.
and Indianapolis Journal, have the manliness TO
publish this. and thus help 10 undo the wrong
they did IN giving publicity to the pretended
records1 We shall see
LAWRENCE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CoyvES.
TIoS.-The Democracy of this county met in
convention on the 14th inst. Hon. Thomas r.
Cobb. Chairman. and II NJ. Beadle. Secretary
Delegates selected TO the State, Congress
siOnal and Judicial Conventions
The following gentlemen we're unanimously
declared the choice of the convention for the sev
eral Offices
Observation-Disclosures Williams.
Clerk-Davis Harrison
Treasurer-Thomas II. Malott
Sherif-James Tincher
Recorder-T Thomas Q Williams.
Surveyor-Eli VI Baldwin.
County Commssoner-Daniel Boone.
Coroner-Henry Anderson.
The following resolutions we're offered and
adopted
ResOiusd, That Joseph E. Mcdonald is the
choice OF the Democracy of Lawrence county for
Governor, and that our delegates 10 the State
Convention are instructed TO use their votes and
influence to place his name at the head of the
State ticket
Resolred. That Daniel H. Long, of Jackson
county. Is the unanimous choice of the Democ
racy OF Lawrence county for the Office of Clerk
of the Supreme Court of this State
ResOlred. That the delegates be instructed to
cast their votes ut the Judicial Convention for
Newton F. Nalott for Common Pleas Judge OF
this District
Resolved. That p A. Parks is the choice OF
the Democracy OF this county for Prosecuting
Attorney for this Common Pleas District, and
the delegates TO the Judicial Convention are in
structed to use their influence to secure bis nom
ination.
All Democrats who choose to attend the State
Convention were authorized to as delegates
Speeches we're made BY Messrs. Cobb and a. D.
Lemon.
The ticket is an excellent one-a better could
not have been selected
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Arrest o. Colonel uedary, OF the
Crisis.

S0mewh hat oi a sensation Was created Yesterday
by the announcement in the Times thar Colonel
Medary had been arrested by lwo Deputy United
States Msrshsls. and was on his way to this city
Upon inquiry we ascertan-i that IL was upon an
indictment IN he United States Court of the
Southern District OF Ohio. Tor an alleged consp1-
acy % overthrow the govenmeDt said alleged
conspiracy being formed with certain parties in
this city. Who. II will be recoliectcd. re ar
rested some months ago. charged with that Of.
tense
IL the Colonel i ever put upon trial on this
charge, We hazard nothing IN saving that il will
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

MATTERS OF HrsToRY-"Col Ingolsbv
informed Cromwell that the Parliament was
setting, and had come to a resolution not TO dis
solve themselves, but to fill up the House by new
elections; and was at that very time engaged
in deliberations with regard to this ex-
pedient Cromwell, in rage, Immediately
FASTENED to the House and carried q body of
three hundred soldiers along with him. Some
of them he placed at the door some in the lobby,
and some on the stairs. He first addressed him.
self to his friend Sir John, and told him that he
had come with the purpose ofdoing VIII { grieved
him to the very soul, and what he had earnestly,
with tears, besought the Lord not TO impose upon
him; but there was necessity, in order TO the
glory of God and the good of the nation He
sat down for some time and heard the debate.
When the question was ready to he put he said
TO Harrison: ''This is the time | must do il"
And suddenly starting uD, he loaded the Parli-
ment with the vilest reproaches for their tyranny
ambition, oppression and robbery of the public.
Then stamping with his foot which was the signal
for the soldiers to enter, For shame" said he
TO the Parliament, sect you gone; give place to
honest men; TO those who will more faithfully
discharge their trust. You are no longer Par
lament. tell you, you are no longer Parlia-
ment. The Lord hath done with you. He has
chosen other instruments for carving on his
work" Sir Harry Vane exclaiming against
this proceeding, he cried with loud voice 80!
Sir Harry Vane, Sir Harry Vane the Lord de-
liver me from Sir Harry Vane!" Taking hold
of one by the cloak, Thou art an adulterer,"
said he; to another thou art drunkard and
a glutton;" and then can extortioner" TO a third
He commanded soldier to seize the mace.
"What shall we do with this bauble! Here. take
it away. 1t is you," said he, addressing himself
TO the House. that have forced me upon this.
/ have sought the Lord, night and day, that He
would rather slay me than put me upon this
work" Having commanded the soldiers to
clear the hail. he himself went out last, and
ordering the doors to he locked, departed TO his
lodging in White-hall.-Hames' History of Eng.
land, Vol. 5.
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be found to be the offspring Of mean political
and personal malice. destitute Of the least pIaus
ibiiity The Colonel was admitted 10 bail. and
retained to Columbas last night Cincinnati
Enquirer
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MENpINc AND SECURING,

10y CONRAD FETTE. NO. 10 SOUTH MERIDIAN
Dstreet
All gsTments entrusted 10 him will be promptly and
neatly renovstsd and repaiicd.
All kinds Of tailoring end cutting boys and men In
the best style. On >hors notice AID Al lew rates.
ny20-d<n
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TO FAR ~ z RS,


" Indianapolis and Vicinity ONE v,rx,.ls - - -
No. "a se.,asrss NORTH New jersey street.. Ne ~.
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The City Tax Law.

ihAiIrE go.
AN i,T 90 enable She board supervisors Of tho County Of
N""'t''E g. rls. money W tx, Tor the use oil the
to-poGUu az Hr City OF kcyg ORR ana u relation TO
t" expenditure tLelsOE-fa,sed Apiil D. 1864, three
tfn- 5~us Pe--it
Tb Fes q II state Of Net7 York rcprc,eEtd IA Senate
aud dsscsl5iy, do enact ds JoiOwt:
FICTION l. Tie Lo.Ti q; tho Comfy or New
u Hereby autEoIzei ind required, convent
ru may o. - eT e passage Of inns act, 20 order and cause
- b. "v- aisel by Tax upon the ctatcs by law SUBJECT
20 t-tau within did county, ana 70 be collected according
20 Law of h NJ the Mayor Aldermen ana Commonnty Of
DE City o an amount Of money equal to the agsre
gate oi t- several h-Ie.n.irT 81 ed seI deducng
ilom ruCA aggregate, according 4s tie estimated amount
W nrto aAd receipts O. SAID Corporation for tho current
yea, tICt Is 20 Say:
ADvKH1isi&G PoG The CosEos CouscIL-Twcnty thou.
stna dollars.
AQUsOUor Repairs AND lMPEovsAgSrs-Fiity.on ono thou.
dlf. dollars.
ErLGiks PAvEArST-Finy thoutaud dollars
BuAED UP nEATu-Fiye thousand do.srs
Co5s.AUCIIoS LUR1,T PIERS, Noe. ST. 50, So 81 N. r.
F'rty Thousand DO. aIs.
CLEANING STUETs 70 be done under contract TO be made
ana approved by ITO Mayor Comptroller and CITY IN. pectOr
or any two Of Oh in Writing, for tho peiod OF five year,
the Party receiving such contract give bond in the sum Of
tive A"uGrod thou dollars 10 be- approved by the Mayor
s IoiupT'er for the aniul discharge Of said CONTACT
Three hundred thousand dollars annually.
CLEANING AAAKETS-IATeen thousand lye hundred
iDiaT.
CRY COsTIEeEsoHs-Filty Thousand dollar.
For services rendered by John NJ Harrington TO the Com
tni toner's OF Public Charities and Correction Of the Civ Of
New four thousand hundred and thirty and
he Comptroller Of said city 10 hereby authorized and dilscted
% pay the above amount TO him.
CRY DIsPEssARIES-SsveB thousand dollars
CoSTJSeEScIts-aAIoRsO yDcB-Ttn thousand doIisra
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DGI CLEEHEs LECgURE.-A considerable
number 0f legal gentlemen convened in the Law Lee
turcroum of the University last evening 20 hear the
Hon. Thomas Vs. Cyrkc deliver his lecture Oa " The
Di1icutcs of the Law it is and the Difficulties Of
Qualification considered and c5n'rsicd." The learned
gentleman ar,d the history Of common INV 20 Us 70
man and Norman relation referred g the collection
Of the laws OF England by EtLelSoif, GlterRlrd by
Alfred, who made The las common by making 10 gen
eral smoke ~ Chief Jus ice hl0spd and his iabOr3 in
connection with commercial law. following the subject
{, the present tmc' He spoke also Of thc decisions
and arguments o! Jur.s,s handling the question with
u.Iiked ability,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28

LIVERPOOL. April l4.-the steamship HGu.2
arrived at Southampton and tie Edinburgh al Queens.
town to-day.
An unsuccessful az mp. ..s been L1ae % &C., i ist
IsCe
Mr. Locke Kings Reform '', ror e.fella ~ ..sna,..e
in the counties, has rcen rejected "y - majority ~
: Il il asserted tut Itay is likely 90 declare way against
intelligence has been received Of lie total los q th,
American ship Astoria C'u.. ilU'u cU Baker Island.
There was renewed d,''i! Uop'C 'he ro.'si in. ar.
gents. who continued Dlalcy .osttsgie ior taeir lib
EogBAY 5iaroa el-cotton goods dun. Cotton
lover. Exchange .. IA
CMcu1TA Narch Shifting improving. Exports
MDRIn. Arlli l2.-Ilc Ministry have stated .n TIE
Ccrtez that they ID enrl .,.e j. c'lj the Jn
III T." slbm.sgoa OF SaE Eya-.. 80 }, obtained:
PARls, ApnI l3-3.aD +. a..--iAe EoIr-c h"s bon
very firm RoHia, closed az cf yac or &C.. high. Ian
LosDoS, Thtlsday Morning April u. }
Via Queenstown.
CRAvEysrEIy, april 70, l2i p. m.-Fir.ng has
begun f1oo ,le D1ttoI.e Oh tie tliId Parsi'eL
The improvement OF per cent yesterday III
NexicgE bonds caused chiefly h. calculations o' 20
she value Of the old debt relatively 10 tha, O. sec ac",
which il to be introduced cmost Immediately, and
which IL il said will have every possible support that
clio now French GOyoInmoEt have the power ~ accord
IL is understood that the Admiralty have cc,!dcd On
constructing by contract five now screw troop slip"
after the design II the h!naiIga.
The Tunes (city srt.,icJ says tho demand for
discount al The Bank al1 IA s Orrn AsIhe. w,s .uJe
erate yesterday. Prices on the fIIs buJIae shared
FURTHER rise OF 4 90 .t
Tie Sior says Lord PaincrstoH las offered The place
vecatcd By Mr.. Stanst % to BIZ. Baxter. II. T., 4or
Spntrosc. Sir Baxter hos no; bee. able 20 accept H.
ewing 10 the pressure Of private business and tie ste
al his health There are rumos that ~. F,D.
sIck VI. T., fOI Suld. .land has been offered -o up.
pOiatUcut.
LOSDCS Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prices:
Coa,cs money 81 qs-- Ccaso.s sccoInt, 81 az. .,U
1nrves GsiUBJ..
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EguHCc.
EguiaNCs
81 ON the lytn opened heavy,

rrba Psrss Bourse on the j@5h opened heavy
tut hooams tliacr. ard Ecncs closed NJ '"'- 20
RYt,rr,oy or THE MEXICAN DERIVATION
SPEECH or TIE AECHDvkE ANNlIiLiAN'
aJRAutR. April ln-ihe AronGJke MaAmil-
An received the tl-caa dcpuiatlon today. lie >pJAr
"Ireg q mature examination OF tha act o. an,eP'.
,Dcr ~ The Mexican crown, Is rcH !uH '-'t NN' .i'
10 ne hgyc ooue L. the conviction thai .hr ir'uHu'
~ the Mesican actlhcs h5 ot'h c'l'.H," -. "' "''
y,!ir-, ua GRITTY Of she IrGuniGania az ti"i '--h'i "
lucl being TIE ease, t.e first g. the c' t.i'As 1'i
Whit 2 stipulated vC t1C 81 Of O'fsptr b5 |'u ''
fn.l Ti,. second c,ujlt.Du-thst q GUai1'1f ol On"
independence and welfare Of tho country 'h'G.o "'
placed iru b.>iS-h, been secured ul l-e i..9l
gor NAPOLEON Who tnroy 1hout hGs been an l,ca Joy "a
spirt Of sincerity ana kindness d.. -'." l, ~ ~,
ge,. The lustIious head 81 my 4annN Ais d'o give.
bis C0ns,Dt. now so.eidiiy declare M "c''l.4H' '
-hc Grown rOu have Cgrgrd tu me.
'i.csrOis puf ted % select Gu' crnr'u CORES '"'
Ing To H-l wishes gat neg requirements. ih" COM
dencc shall not ba MI placed. &ss .A' l.' CON .i
liouGl poAer lnt.astCd iu aye D.! llc nation. WIZ
retain H. 80 long as d Iua- Gr H't"r'pIN Y" t't'
state OF .cCI order. aIa completely 10 w r~'1'
ITS!it-.iJ. Ish..laltya 40 .eo l"e No,'' g.! "'.',,
The authority Oi coHstiu tUual FNS 30 e''I ~ '' I
feItiuu of the oog,.r! ..iau Hc accom- 80 ,
sive power strictly defined. Is better sec a''" '.1N
a matter OF uncertainty. ana VIII d'"-' 20 '' y, .
manner as sha. be gGtJuny Of tpc STABILITY Cd '.'
t{ovcrnmcnt. hope to o' enabled 70 prone i-.t "'
,re~pla,sd b,rry /, Compatible Nit. order. III leo
urhold witl e.ual energy Tie Tag Of independence q
desire tie assistance OF c,CIt AlcAin 9" s- t - ITO
accomplishing mr. SPLENDID ttsk. Union NIA 1859 -'
strong. Ny Guycrnw M ! repeat T. Hn l"' .",-.t
ine cra.tude due 40 Tie .lUstro,> PHO" y! "h'i4
nlons the regeneration of h5N:co .as been zen 'i'd
possible. On lily Journey 20 NeNico shan ,i7't h'''
70 recciv, the bcs0r OF the Holy Father "Ale. 10 H.,
Is douhly import anu
The sree-t # ne Emperor # --.z,o v5. replied 90
b. tie PRESIDENT OF Tue Mexican D.fu'a.lu...
The AIchduEe was coE.-cd t0 AIs bel ~ % aie.t
FEVER On the lltu list, an IBIS I'D l-. l.i --eA-''
was therefore uncertain. lie goes wa None.
Ihe fuperor Of Austria pcrm.ls .bc formation 'l
cora of g. 900 volunteers and BIO sailors 'or Mexico
no. f... ..s... T. az
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Commercial Hni.i;igen,e.

LIvERPO0l, April Internationally sales
Of the past trgc days ingdu, today tNeduiav -dd up
so0OO Dac-. Of which 1909 taken l1f
ls,.on. Prices generally have advanced 44sG q % since tine
seUsf,uTe NJ lie iusIu.-si.E.
Trade Ar MASCHs,Iz..-Tle iaFEsye'Icu. n L.v,5ro..
al TIE more t-g1rha te y.4f 'rDr tt Lt. groIrr- .
Shs eject Ia &aIcle te An aJyeucs Wa dvIsLuod be-.
II checked yuslg-s cad tie -1.es y.GI, s.lst..
bREADsTUFFs-Mes-r.. Pi-Duison. SYenc" Co. report.
TlouE ufgigcod Dd .iE MIR. Na,at n yeIY limited I.i1
shi partially sl-tr q s.I Nil-T Red, Ut 4 rrisL
Com duh and ~ some instance d. !OwUri Mixed % oS o
y 40 II.
yisragf-Mcss-7. wlIesEd. El.h 3 Coz gie.md.
Athys Co, and otc-, fsor: B5ei quiet and dropping.
Fox dali a % a. Tor iss4. Bacon seI dad nu p1rrs
LicLlii-ed -erd iHt;.yc Butter dali and l!oi. lower.
Ga.low qu,et 81 e-c T.ioG
rRoDCCzA slcs Cuieti sees IF Pots g; q Cd55 qqsy.
sa-4r quiet BIT s'-1y. tote', ai,s. b.lr lac yc.
1Gseed Oil AL advancing, AtCt2 IN to,.i CIos. Eo.n
h'tIeIt snail sales of refined o ~. Cutc. SIC
tCG4g d1 s.d easier CCfFEE quiet tLd C-y ou los. az.
TIA active fl RICE ,i9t Jri .tc.t. T.LtOW
dJ; i. C.. I'll. LiysEED on trs SPIRITS o. gUAY.s-
TiSE, ~ FOR French. fKTgoLLUK, Tor rcnEna.
LosDoS MOxEy MAEXyT.--FEc ;.s.Is grrc WITH fus.
,'s'n Cousos closed ~ .u3t III. demand gys money
Ne. active atfuG aatss.
--LATEST
LIVERPOOL, April ii OttOn--Salts to-day
NJ" bales including 900 70 Pe.u.aiols and igporcl-
Tie in.TAs - t!lI and hanged. Ll,4uis dull sni
steady Provisions doll unchanged SVz1Tea I,llo-
N~.ul rru - I q! 'or Refined
LCSDoS april H-t onsos foT money, o., asa Illinois
t"ra! hs'p4d shsfes l'dlJ discount; Erie SiIc
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YoUn psys LATER FROM EUROPE,
con,lnrei fro,n Fir,t Pare.

OF our position Pe.ng net by c'4"Ch''e ii"" GUY
bsst.r'.-. sri approaches, be 81 tr'r. J.
bNDJsG, April l2.-1ao h'f'' '-'+ VI ''''' F-''
llslgs the following t,c"r'm: 49, A. Nj
"FL.S,buaa. Arrh 1.-THE fire nom tho Duppe!
bsltcrcs MAS indy very echiei ta't. " tieiA "Gac
enile silent The Danes are IrepHhB U e'4'u"'o '"'
CCpgslIAaax April l2, ll:40 a. m-f esfeTday the
bombsrlmcut OF paPpei was contln1ei vas .i T.,
ie"st orife as violent as the previous day S"elS
We TTrincu,iN thrown into on I..oI " h-'e
"a woapded most OF them slightly. n
Tho Coaicroace he'd no; ass3ab "a N ioidG IN
SonptnrT tbe Emhassador in London, AID tt.r Won
RnIan former Minister P,euiI utlit5ry at CoIVn-
hagen. 3, J., IT,. !, a.
Ia FrG7ct states that the Prince de N ION ~
voIse v be the only pienipotentiay OF France az the
Conference.
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H.nIcsI Sliin Nc,Yr.

Ship Charles D. Merwin, Rhy, New Orleui Il doys ia
ballast To master.
Bark Investigator (of Searpor Carver Msinls' days,
sugar to Walsh Carver.
wine to Roger Bros.
Eak ocean iome, Weldon, Maisnzl d'y', to Js.
l.. Ward { Go.
Brig rya lDan) Tobassen, Rio Jspeo 50 days coffee to
order.
Big Fredarck (Dan) Caspersrn, ri, Je.riro 81 day..
coffee TO Fuucl Meincke 4 Mend
Schr. William henry. shurrot, NrgiII
ScIr. CoumcTs-, Daniels, fortress Monroe.
MlND-Sunset, y. W.
BELOW.
Bark Ann (BT) from Marsele,
Barr Caroline. Bander, fom RIO Jan, TO-
SPOKEN
April o. lat 81 30, lon "a s., ship ChsttanooSa from
New. Yofd for New.OTleans.
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xud,, CE;un md sU..rayia.

The mails from Calcutta TO March 10; Hong
Kong March D. and Melbourne, iea. 81, are received
The commercial has been anticipated. ara pr.';
cay there i nothing ~. importance IT," "cw Jav9rc
EmbasSy 10 Europe, consisting Of 30 '-oEs, tao al
rived ~ Houg Kong.
The telegraph cable wss laid from naH!bag % &c
head Of the PCrsan Orlf
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AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM

DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THg LIVER
AND DIGEsTl!a ORGANS
AND WEAKENED AND EGBiLIrArED FRAMas
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
yiGOR Or HEATH.
The reputation of his preparation Il no, Of dav nor.
mouth yer IL It confined ,..tLn limited space.
bu. known aud 10y those who move in the
circle offlhi1n and Refinement. Il t. on the contrary world
wide and the ,dapls Of this sce Lave blessed alike tho
rich aud the poor while lie the that falls gently on the
earth this ired Of ina s blessing 70 descend
npOn the suffering end afflicted Us virtues are known In
every quarter Of the aJbe sobe and the wonderful cues
which it Is daily prrnl have for the highest post
/. the temple 0; science. With such recommendations,
backed by ncontesble and uudol5tcd testimonials froua
those who have experienced is Curative properties giving
the pgbc assertion but what las passed through
cole of,saS aud supported By array Of pendid and hher.
to unknown giumpAs wha wonder Il a thousands rusa
to it for relief the hour II DANGER
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from Disorders Of tie Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fues Of Blood 10 the Head
Acidty Of the stomach, Nausea Heartburn Disgsa
for FOOD. Fllness Weight IN the stomach,
Sour Eguct4,iors, Sinking Fatterins
tic Pr Il the Stomach swimming Of
tic Ho4d, HAIRED AMI DiEcuh
Breathing, FlItterilg
1t Tic Heart,
Choking or Su6ocsgaz
Sensations when in lyh,
Posture, Dluness ofEi,.
ION, Dots 0.
Webs before the Sight Fever
ard Dali Pain in the He'd, Den.
cheney OF Pcfs pr4,ion YcowHess ofths
SAin and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Linbs, &C, Sudden Flu-hes Of Heat, burning IN tks
FIesp, Constan, Imaginugs Of Eyl, and grsss
Depression Of Spirits,
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BTTERS Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNEARDS-
Is NOT 4
DARKROOM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUN,
IT 4 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EATRACE.
A PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMJLANT on
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
and cannot niou-y introduce the q drunkenness. into
lie bosom OF your fliosto your WIFE your Children or
your friends.
Read lie testimony cf.he mos, respectable peOpe-persOIs
Of character, aud who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY $1,000
any that viii produce Certificate Published by ,hs
isno: GEyUIyE.
NEV-YORK TESTIMONY.
From John r. Wckersiam, o-l, Of Wickershan Is
FucLsou tire celebrated Manufacturers Of fancy iron works,
10 ~ sua.-,t:
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From Observation-Disclosures papers to April
Goth have been received. The steamer Atalanta sup
posed be another blockade runner had arrived from
England. The Eugsnis and Ilsnss had LETT for En-.
glegd Cleared 9Th, big Enua, StYle. BVsioa
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Greece.

The Ministry had rendered, but subsequently,
Withdrew. their .c,i. Ja,ig0.
Disturbance lad taken place between tlc Catholics
ana the Greeks IL syria but they were not Of political
character
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Uy tjse Hreso.n.

The steamship Bremen nom southampton or
April - arrived here Yesterday
The Jg-a arrived al Greonoastle AprlllO
GREAT BRITAIN
DGnHg he past few days IL ships have ar.
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Hnllnhcr.- Ercn.ra mx.hancc.

Me.as. 4. II. Muller, 7. r. Wilkins \ Co.
made the following sales IF stocks aud bonds yesterday
by order Of John Kern. administrator, and Mary Harm
sou, admini.tIatiy &C. OF Joseph Harrison, deceased
i!Hd If j Jurs Harrison, deceased
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1.-TWO Young LADIES, well qualified to
i TEACH the English Branches, Drawing Painting French
and Music. DESTROYS of outanniug SITUATIONS as
Teichrrs either in Schools Families Call address
TEACHER at Powers Hotel Park row for two days
FURNITURE FOR SALE. - Rosewood
Piano, octave, Rosewood and BLACK Walnut Dressing
Bureaus Wurdrobes Sofas and Bedsteads made TO order
elegant Marble Clock, China Vases Bronze Cane.tcks
only nine months must be ,od before bo let OF May
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AN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMON

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SENSE and those who desire 20 hsve the AFFLICTHB
BENEFITED.
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all those virtues which tend 10 promote healthy and vigorous
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