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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-20
ons Whe Known.

& Brledter 8enersl Gait, ofsAr1nusi
ESn ~ bFealfeg out Of sb(swar. q. 1De&
(5cr4dc Com essmsn ffomsf ftht StatE al
entered the rebel army, OF which on account
Of bic prominent Abilities, he vaa nade a
Brigadier General. He was taken prisoner
~ The Union Aruy, At the capture Of Is.
land No. 10. in the Mississippi, and being
afterwards exchanged, he continued iu The
rebel army till Hast, spmmer; when besom-
ing convinced Of the wicfednsss, d Welt as
the bepelesesess Of the rebel cause he left
It, AND took the ostb1.of allegiance to the
Government Of the Union. Since then, be
has been ac,iYe, both with speech ana pen,
in urging the people of. his, native State,
Arkansas, to return, to the Usion. On The
l4th, be spoke ia the Hall of the House Of
Representatives. at. Harrisburg, aud in. the
course Of; hi.;speech he declared, that when
he vas broug ht North through this State,
as rebel prisoner of war, after, his capture
at Island No. 10, certain prominent Demo
Gratis Of Pennsylvania, then conferred rih
him. and assured him. that If the rebels
,0oald hold out a little longer they ,oouM 1e
successful, for the Democrats Of the NORTH
rould arrest the par. By defeating the CON
scription, and otherwise rendering the Ad-
niaistration popesless to prosecute 1t, and
he added, I CAN GIVE YOU THE NAMES, II
WHAT I sAY is DISPUTED. A number Of
Democratic members of the Legislature
were present, tut they did not dare to ques
ton the staten snt, or call for the names
He said the Democrats Of the North advis'
ed them to war, promised to ccme to theiI
assistance, and then left them alone in the
struggle, and confined themselves to COW
ardly, perfdious, s.ealtby assaults upor
their own Government. He said that in
stead of the Democrats of the North com
ing to their assistance, the soldiers Of the
Union, came in overwhelming force, and
brought government with them, and res.
cned them from tyranny more terrible
than death. What better evidence of the
essential disloyalty Of the leaders Of the
Democratic Party, can any candid man ask
Here they approach one. at the time rebel
prisoner, and endeavor, BY promises Of as
sistance, by promise of reasonable opposi
ton to the Laws of the Union, to encourage
him to continue in rebellion. Just hold
out little longer, and we Democrats Of the
North will help you we will elect such
men as Woodward, Vallandigham aud Nc.
Clellan, and then you can have things your
own way" is their language. .-. .aarg
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

Job work Of all kinds eIesuted with Asa.ssss
esd 4apa.& n - psuswSs oebss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28
FOR SALE BY

or sale in Marshall county by Blain 4 Cot
A. Lemon, Pershing 4 Co, Plymouth; Robsrf
Cornwcll & Co, Bourbon; n b. APPS. Ali,msn,
Clnss. Bourbon j Jonas Millec.B ro
men, Jas. n. Wickizcr, Argos; Peter Smith Un-
%ontown; ana Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28
MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA

The proprietor o. this establishment having pur
chased the lste interest OF a. ]. hass'er IN the
.aras, and having ma!e e%4peusi, q additions there
- is nov procured To- do all kinds of Photograph
ing, 4 m.roty Ierrotyping aid Meiainotyp-
ing Ia the iieheet stylc OF the art. lis large .k,
a, d side lights enable h:m to take all kinds OF pie
tu-.s IN all kinds Of weithsr,
tie il POW having an immense run of those
Carte de Nisites. that are all the rage in
the cities. They are just the thing and every
body should hayea dOzen ut once.
Life sized Photographs as true to nature,
ture il true To herself, and very popular
Picture. OF all kind. copied and enlarged.
Don't fail to procure a life likeness Of VOW
Father. Mother, Son, Daughter, Husband or Wife
before heir dear faces are hidden from your view
by tie grave. Neney could not buy from you the
poorest and fairies photographic inaye ofthe Lost
loved one. Then delav not a day lest the sub
,.ance faie ere Suu secure the shadow
The undersigned having had years Of expert
euce ia the picture business. and having recently
become familiar with all the late improvems rs IL
the art. fstters himself that Ms work will cen
pare G.vcrably With the hest done IN the cities.
Now and beautiful pictnres. Stereoscopic views
ETC.. will constar tlv he added to the already ~.
spectable stock 30 that this establishment will in
deed he a"Fine Art gallery" Ca'land see the
pictures. r, II, HALL, hslsT.
Plymouth, Indiana. September 24th 1853, INST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-01-28

An xamination Of our stock and p-iccs clnnoi
TAI. ta convince purchasers that we are o%frerin. ~.
perior inducements. Give na. cal.
IL. b. DICKSON & Co.
VI b. DICKSON -. 49,. J. @.
Plymouth. August 90, l~s6i-sOtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
Thc Turf
Union OoURSE, l.. I.-fRorrIra.

uNioN 0oURSE, l., I-fRorTIra,
me trot FOR purse and stake snuodneed o.
over the UE'a Course yesterday afternoon ala take
place. tho owaer % he horses entered against Dexter
pepg un"1rs % rick degeat by contending with hin
ater MS hne performance Thursday with shark aud
lazy ohanuon. thra heat in $50 raia3t much
Tor tue Others s. attempt 10 beat.
TIE HARTFORD RACES.
HsRIwoRD. Conn. May 90 1884.
the rlce between Meade's Dan Mace and Beck.
~i,h's BAY iriuce, oh trot,ing PARK this
oily to-day. rae former was ridden by jim Turner
aud Tho latter driven TO wagon by hiram Woodruff ha
Immense crowd witnessed Tho Large delegations
were present from Ne~ York Boston Providence, aud
other cities Dan Mace In threo straight heats
time 2:32ls 2:3ik 2.Si& After tho drst boat heavy
beta offered OF five to aglin5t Prince, but
notIakca. args sum OF monsy. however. casn god
hands.
ST. LOUIS RACES.
ST. LOUIS. sfay 90, 1894
Tho indics premium Or 81 100 FOR three is boats, Tor
all ayoa, today by R,vecdiue 10 bwO straight
hoats. Time, SAX, SAX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
DODDDDDO

OaEROHEE Pills. q
Fem aie MctsscSnS The m -
won derful discovery OF ths
age They are n wonder. be
cause they oev@' fan nudcs
any circumstances 70 cssinQ
the flow and raaDeo the ias
terruptions 81 nature; anl
this Ii what no o0ier rpedi.
cine OF any kiad or drrrip@
ton vii, do---they an fsi, In
some cases. These neVev lasf
How many Thousands OF 5000
and true women struggle On
year after year. trying ~ beas
under tire load OF sFtcstco,
brinxjun sorrow AID ssdno00
30 hQdss- that rakght b No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

The following named vessels were at Key West on tho
eth inst pagshp Dale steamers Fort Henry. Stars and
stripes Clyde aud Galeaa The Huntsvle saiied the
7th for H,vaua, Tor repairs The Stars add Stripes
would follow sooa- tt II
MsceiMAu, - he Mcrrinac put In commission on
the 18th INST. at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Tho following lis, OF her officers r.
Acting N1s1.y Conmaaiiao-Wm. r. Rogers.
First Assistant Erofneer--Dayd g. Roberts.
Assistant SnrgAor--J. j. Gowerby
Acting assistant P0ymasier-J T. Wi,dnau. q
Er,cut,re O1icer-Charics Moore.
Ensgas-Joha l.. Brown VIM. J. Kirby, Simpson
Jenay
Mas'er's Maiss-Chares u. Moore, Edward f. Could
EnTinssrs-Second Assist ant, JoO. Powers Third As
sistants. Ihas. Wilbur, Thos. A. Cunningham Russell
Wheeler.
F'ayn1a.y's Cle,f-James W. Foster.
.S,srgeon's Ss'card--Rowiand Ridley.
Yeoaan--Edward Toomey.
Master at yms--Chartcs ONeil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
CuFRDvFu OURH.


An mi li!ing spceinc foe AB
6iseases caused by the early
follics Of youth weakness,
discharges and All the drefI
complaints that FOL ow ~ .
scaucpca Of dIsrcg riding tbw
iaws OF nature such AZ Lace
Of Memory Universal Brssf
iude, Pans IN too Bac&
Diinness OF Vision. PrefnA
ture Old Age weak herysS
Difficulty Of breathing. 1rctn
bling, Wakrtuipesa lnsanilyi
Ia a word, thai abuss ~ ne
Luro which destfo,- mios
and boiy--oringlng on q
train OF constitutional disov
drss. reudetlaS Tia sabjsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
Natsons, compiir,~n, 70 me nona.

HENt3RAr. ORDERS NO. W.
.Hp WAR Department. ApsUrANr GsSDaALs 0fFriE, I N
mhs,nNHror. May IL, 1861. p
Tho now posts recently es.bl,shed 10 tho Departmant
OF tho Northwest will be uamod as foilo~s =
The post on James Rivcr--fort Wads worth.
Tho post al Devils Iake--Nort Hays.
The post % Che Upper Aissouri-tor, Rice
The post on the Yelo astone Rver--Fort Stevenson.
BY order Of tho 81: ,s!.fAtef on WAR.
f. D. TowNsssp, Assistant Adiu,ant General.
NoTs.it will be perceived by tho above order that
the United states soyerument has erected permanent
ncaumens to the OF gallant officers who
fci, dgrtas tbs battles virgisa'cs IlsRALp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
per.cnnl au,rlituence

rt rrcrieot Willard Fillmore and Wits arrived N The
civ yesterday morning from thew residence IN Bu'ao
1ney are stopping al the Fth Avenue Hote whers they
wu roma 10 Tor few days. W&# aHsaa4
TX Asslstant Secretary or war Hon rhemss Scott
OK Phia dalpiAs, Is also al the fiftn Avenue H,cl
Cap4asn wcSbsrief. Of the Seventeenth regiment 81
Exriish Infantry Major Sitgruvss Initsd hses ARM
and /. $. Trimbs, Of Kentucky Are al the Bfcsoos'
Horss f fNn *a. Fl t1FtW 04AtN VN#ee.fEt 1
hrssutepan, cou,nar der Campboll, United states NAVY
DrapwC Rico OF California nR. @. Mcleod and a.
Niyen Of rhusdelphs; UP. Fitzgerald VI 81 ioas aud
~ H. Noaros OF Cleveland, are AZ the Metropolitan Hotel
The marriage Of Princess Anua OF Hesss with the
Crend Duke OF Neckenberg Schwssiu IL 10 10 cssorad
At tMrmstads on tbs 18th u May
Prince eyartoryssi has lett Paris for Rms whore ~
prsncess hls wife. has bscu rsssdns some time Tor so'
oshe1t Of her health
the cuosum Joan Of Arc. % ina occasion OF VA
four hundred aud thirty tb araivsrsary Of NE deliver
OF tho Of 0roxns by that heroine, was 70 % uo
hvered this year % the Ssh Of May by asx Dup"n"u
BAhop a that &A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

In the .CHERoEEs MEDIA
CiNEs" the uurortuu ,atc VIII
ind q day OF delivery AGO fvs0
suffering and Paini A dAY
APPENDED and giori0 uss whoo
they shall no long cr sufYS4
without cessation Jr rcp0aR
either through msre-BArY
a,,ackn or tho me moieocy a
nsuseOas preparat ons.
The "Cherokoe Meiiciness
accomplish their ranso M
theSs emancipauos ). An smans
cipasion so great. admirable
and ~ proiiiic 81 universaS
good These me dicinas-. wM
prove, N any AM sverv casa
faithful ani never failing
f<ssods la he " ne OF 1esA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
DR. waIuur's .RJgvnR

DR.. WRIuVTsa HRJUv8A
ATiNa kIxfR, OR
ESSENCE or LTfg.
This medicine II tho rosule
OF modern discoveries ID 10
vegetable kingdom and - 60
tifely new and different from
any preparation known to-
the class OF diseases tor
which THIS 10 intended. -
contains NJ minerals II ss o00
OF the gre Atost resloralivon
for the poor deb,litat-d, worn
down and dospsiring devcte1
OF pleasure ever disc0vero4
II will restore 10 manly healeA
and full power those who
have bocoma satiated IA the
Gardens OF pleasure. Aud casss1
their appotftes to eagerly hrs
fer tho lururies Of life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
1As Prize steamer Greyno~na, sc.

\ Edward A. Pollard, Of tns Richmond Erami"sr was q
passenger 10 the prize steamer Greyhound when cap
svred. Also . woman reported 10 DO Belle BOYD bat
Ss Identity Of che latter wh W. famous rebel soy Is
doubxui i, The fsturs destuas,cu H Pollard and This
woman viii be fixed BY the United States authorties
well EXECUTED cvss on tbclMerChau,s Bank 'cs L0ws'.
- u earnwlAlson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

We -ish ~ 10 dissfscssy
sniersssd v AT our preparap
hons sre not :heap onss We
- no. fh lrArt boltfe WITH
~orsnless VI ssh AMI sell u FER
. dollar IN / se 40 cistru thsa
our meiir mes are fac supoA
nor 70 a. ~ pverarasi0n evss
PLACED eisss the p,.b-
Nc, ami that they have r.as
intrinsic worth aud merta
mat Bsy viii ours The
disease , for vh,oh ws e..,,r--
mcnd thcm more prom psiy
others IA. TRIAL weIl 80.
vtnW ths m ost skeYticAl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
-x>sot Claim Against the Cisy.
y sUpERIoR' CoURT--7RIAL TERM.

Mar 40 9ssvys 7uoe tse Mayor AND Common Co.n
ra -ru,s action was brought 70 recover the sum Of
and interest from July 10, 1861 for personal pro-
periy destroyed at that time by rioters. On the tfia
(which occupied thres days. appeared that plsintif
as al that time the proprietor Of lager beer saloon on
mid avenue between Fortysixth and Forty seventh
streets occupying premises adjoining those OF the Pro-
-yost Marshal the premises occupied BY the plaintiff
s,ye dDstruyed by are communicating from the Provost
Marshsrs CO. The plaintiff proved by his own test
ouy and thai Of Witnesses that the value OF the property
Tor ioss OF business Among the items for the loss OF
which Inc paausl claimed wasone feather bed
Of the srged Of $780, and three pillow cases o. ,ne
che paiatM the Jury under the charge Of the Court,
found a verdict Cor pIaiutiG in 81, goo. sN = Nh \
AN Ptnney Tor plaintiff; John X. Hacxeu iof Ccrpo'
cation r N.t. FL 4 l. .es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

CHgVOgEE WASH Tho
two medicines al The same
tiae--ail improper dischhrgs
arc removed and the wea<
ened organs are restored "a
full viEor and strength = Tbs
two preparations are espect
slv recommended In Lhos<
old chronic cases Of females
where all other medicines
have failed. In recens
cases. In either male Of 70
male, they cure IA from
ans To three days They ara
healing, soothing and demul
pen. removing ALI scsldir =
hoat 1ad pAio. instead OF ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

urniug ard simost an bear.
able agouy that IA experienced
with yearly all the qnAck prs
psrnlions Of cauuiiC. siilphato
OF zinc. sugar Of tead, mercury
aad other dangerous com
pounds thai quaces prepars
and FOOLISH people buy beoatiss,
they are cheap, The Cherokee
W ash conlains none OF ihesS
yilisn1us drugs hut Ia com
pounded from simple roots.
Those Who have been ruined
~ quaeks shnuld dcsI air no,
foI now have the means ef 4
prompt aud permanent ours
within yoar reach, AMI q. a
reasouaU,e Qsias.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

Tass RLvxfe ou~es II ystefis
General Debility. Pad pita tior
or the Heart and ooteocy
IL rcstores mental powsr and
the appetite. sui causes the
rose TO mount the cheek OF
paior. and the dcbil,tAted man
or woman ofeel vigorous and
strong, the young and ambt-
uous blood To course through
every VEN. the nerves 70 bo.
come strong. aud tho tirrs a
new life and vigor 10 rcAnl.
mata the eutire body, build.
Ing up the constitution. 70
stOring 10Y and life 10 many .
sai and darlene hreside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Peruvian OF Newfoundland with
Five Days Later. f
>>,----~~~-~--Nr-~~~~~~-
The Burning of the Avon by
the Florida.
>~.->~->~-~--~>~o--->o>~~~,
severe Naval Engagement Between
The Danes and Germans.
Two HUNDRED snd Twenty-four
Men Kglied and Wounded.
Hopes Of Peace from the Con.
ference.
sW ---~-~~<-~~~-~~~~~---~~-~~
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico Toueb
al Madeira and Sell for Vera Graz,
&s.: &C.. ga


Poar Au Basque, N. e., May 20, 1904.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool at shres ~
the 18Th and Londonderry i3th Instant, t Quebec
intercepted at Port Basque at O'Clock this
evening, and the following summary Of her news OBJ
tanned - ,s @ A t
An armislioe has been agreed TO between Denmark
and the allies, sr
HE allied squadron after the engagement the 9th
reached 8aYhaven the following day It's loss is stated
at one hundred and seventy in Killed and wounded
Tue steamer Sidon. from Now York, arrived at Q,eens
town on the 9Th.
The steamship City OF Baltimore, from New YorlS
reached Liverpool on the evening OF the nth Nay.
Tho saxonia, from New York arrived at Southampton
on The afternoon Of the l1th May.
The steamer Nova Scotiaa arrived At Londonderry
the 18th.
The Peruvian experienced Hna weather throughout the
passage passed the leth large number Of iceberes
In latitude ~ north, longitude I0.a5 west;
quantities OF ield ice OIL Cape Race
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

.s.iS Before Judges fsouard, Cicrkc aud wo'ios
Mlyie Tho case Of Gsners' Fremont ", essover"or
Hunt came 10 on the appeal from the ortsr contnu.s
An Injunction which restrained Nessrs hunt anA Rasgcs
fvbo vsrs the Trustees In mortgage executed BY the
Union Pacific Railroad Couupny, dated Juss lj 1867
from delivering certain honda executed By that mott
casc Mr. Burrell appeared for Me. HUT, aud David
Imdey Field Tor General Fremont. Tho Court allow ed
each II tho counsel hosf sgue the ease pscs ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

\ We end oil sStae 1hsrokse
Med,esnss ny - yes~s leroepk
the Cherokee Pins these afS
seat by mail. - Of passaxsJ.
on reosipt o1 prscol To aAv
part % the civilized world,
securely paEaSsd. In ssssA .
manner taak no. oa0 thronxn
whoee hsndB thar mag pa1
would knoS the contensn
LADIES' %. ge0kbsrnon ca
address US 10 perfert coa0-
deuce, ana ve viii Ia Az cAasa
FRANKLY snswes their lesterA
and sivs nor opxpion Of essA
indlviduA nAxs. We presc,4co.
40 mluC<mlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

Patiss.A iiyio xss = .distance
need not heat Ala because u
their inability - vts.l Us We
have treated successfully the
afflicted In 81 portions Of The
world. and III o greater portion
~ oorrespoD d@Ncs.
Parties ID Ars.siuR 10 should
etats the disease aud amp
toms. and ths full particulars
In regard 70 hdlr cascs, IN oe.
der 70 3 70 us q fun ku0wt
edro OF u ,eir complaints. AMI
unless Q cure IL possible ~
will DOT hold out md ,smenss
20 than 10 or-icr 70 sol our
medtctf iaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
Elections By the Methodist EpiscOpai
sor oHa1a9r = Con ference. a8 ~. nn

II ~ n N I|rT-I1 Nm FHLApMrfA, May ~, Is5F.
TIE elow ING additional Bishops just boon elected
~ tho Methodist Episcopal Conference ID W. Clark, Of
Now York Ep. Thomson, OF Ohio and Calvin Kingsley
OF Erie AI rs vF4
The following were Also eiected;AD. n. whsidon, Of
New York, editor Of the Quarterly Rsrfew; Daniel wiss,
or ,rovSencs, editor Of the Snday School Adrcccte
pr r. patbu, or Philadelphia, missionary secretary,
and chsrlss Harris, OF ONO, assistant missionary
- secretary ,a6iil 0T 0arNAW AuakhdfER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

Governments Works Destroyed.
P,rrspuRa. Pa. May 20. 1864,
Tho building yard o, the gunbost Manayunk to-
tally destroyed by Ere to night Il SUPPOSED TO DC tue
work Of aufncendiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

rms Chs soxgF kSDr.
CINE5 are sold By snisr-
prssing drassi 'ts N ths ciyi-
Tired world some slnNxinci.
pied dealers, howsvsr, try %
ssll worthless soroioouBfs
IN p,ars o. thea = th0ss
which thry can Lt At .
cheap prics end ~ axe mors
money by scl,sus taan they
can On the CsercA 20 Med
rines. AZ pcu vsstus you
hoAl,l,--sye. tda heeith ~
vour offspr.ng--tio rrsbs n
solved ~ suoh vi; ir'ooiplsi
irugylsta Ask 70 .sng Chez
,xse Med solosA ard tass 40
pthsr,
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py II these pills wsr8 only
taken 1t the proper tim-. They
are 4 prevention to excess. an
an'ido,e 10 pain and q removal
OF ratcnlion that causes both.
These pills. BY securing uni
formity Of action 20 the female
system, secures health. and
wiLb health, bestow the fasct-
nations thai accompany Il IN
every female tho bright eve.
elastic aleu-, cirar complexion
and cheerful disposttion that
denote a tiealthg woman.
These Ptlis should be In the pos
session Oi every natrou. mat
dca aud uiothor Ia Lho land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21
west Coast or Africa,

The mails from the various places on the West Coast
Africa have feachsd Liverpool. 4kh VA
me King u pahomey, with large force bad stscks
Afnsxuu aud was repalscd With loss * oss hundre
killed..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

unfit, Soc marriage, basi
ness OF society leavtog ihs'
victiiN q mere wresx,
to linl.rv nut NJ existcUcS OF
pain. suffering and mssarv.
ana as CO.. age crseps slowly
on the last giinnfncriug lA,ht
OF reason IA btotted out for
ever. and the vict,m closes tss
career Of dreadful sorrow ins
mad hOusc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-21

Prtzes Casnrd tn All LegatiZed g1oste-
ries aud Infogm alton given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers' $40 Chestnut street. rhiiaaeiphs
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The PrSvnieers.

THE BURNING OF SHY AVON. BosToN nv
TIL FLORIDA.
The rebel cruiser Florida DESTROYED the ship Avon OF
Boston, the Goth OF March, latitude IA north ongi.
tnde 81 west, before reported in the raAbo. Capaa
Howcs, his family and live seamen Of the Avon bad
rived plymouth board vessel from Maurtas. Tue
bound 10 Queenstown with guaoo.
ADDITIONAL particulars Of destruction o. the ship
Avon by the pirate Florida show made
to sink her by firing shells bu. they ucectua ard
she nualy burned. Captain iiowes family and the
OF the Avon remained in the Florida till Apri' 4,
when thoy transferred 10 the bark francis Miey,
bound to London. Ten Of the Avon's joined tho
Florida the captain OF which appeared do,ermaod TO
destroy any other American sup the vicinity
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Costas's Extermsn = tors.

Foe Rats Ace Reaches Ant, Bedboss Moths fosects 30
go STARs' DEpor lsa BROADWAY
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e
There was slight resctou in the Eng'ish funds on the
ilth aud heavy perv stock market, with.
out apparent cause The Liverpool cotton market 10 how
aver auotei as Que motive caution The discount dc
mand Is stl full the average rates being ~ easN per
cent. ,...-.. r...,. -.
money Oh. siys fcr account 90. sVts new tnrees
e9k. H~NIEa UMA s1.E - XNN0EF 4
IL IN ia. ulNCHvsTER rRAUK RsroRr. 40 u.
Markets duct but Arm a the extreme prices or wei
nesday higher numbers aod peter QUALITIES cs yarn
command higher prices bit tho lower numbers ana IA
ferss quates are rather reglsciea Goth ~ geucrasy
dull ana nominal, but the manufactures do not seov
aug disposition 70 give way 10 price La
', M IrvERrooL corToS MARSrr -
1T TILT IavrmpooJ, May n, 1884
Cotton-sacs Of the week ~ 300 Of which spceua'oss
took ~ $40 and exporters w. So Inc actual export
l6,Oxa The estimated stoSx .a 322 J9y baes y y
imports Of the week we're ,3I bAlos. ths tooTinl
are the qsnaaions Flair OreSas, 20tsds middlme W
lsAMs, 9xdst msdditng mobwss $50 middlios ~
lands, ~. Tns hssxst WU.y tfrtdsy, 10 N~,n. A'es
about 10000 bales
LONDON con. uAaxrr.
gngissh and snrsssn SnasA . fsir demand. q fui
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lustsia. a

Seventy three millions Of the new loan bad been taken
At " BY the Anglo Austrian Bank. Barlag Broshsrs
and others. Bids Al 70 we're declined /
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was reported THAI six innocent young Po'ss Of Ops
tow, whi,s walking on the srsst. we're arrested aud
hanged on the game gsaows without trial. 4
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An Abolition Picture Gallery Tracing
the OF the heads Of the Of liberty and
around Inc necso tores aud traitors Photographed BY
HOLMES 80 Brosdwag.