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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-29

HWe understand that the Michigan
Southern d Northern Indiana Railroad Is
the only road in the State Of Indiana which
has refused to pass soldiers at half fare
charging invariably full rates. fths %
true. tho Corporation having no soul
should receivd but little Government pst-
ronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-29
--latest from New Orleans.
Correspondence of the N. Y. Evening Post.
New 0RLEANs, May 3.

corresponding OF the M Evening f0St.
NEw 0RLEANs, May 3.
To-day we administered the oath Of al
legiance to onr prisoners. and let them go
They all took it willingly and apparently
gladly. What you think oftwo squads
OF them. say seventy five men each. voun
teering three cheers for the Union, and
giving them with q will7 What a CON-
mentary upon the boosted unanimity of
the South! ltstruck us so forcibly that
we all went into lacgh OF the two
hundred and fifty. one hundred at least ap
piled for work in our service; some ex :
pressing desire to enlist.
INSULTING sENTRrEs.
To-day things are as quiet as possible.
and much better feeling exists. But
yesterday was q black one. We tried
courtesy with these fellows. That en-
boldened them. We let them abuse us,
cheer for jeff. Davis. Beauregard. etc.
At length one of them threw tobacco in
sentry's face. That was sufficient. | gave
orders henceforwsrd TO arrest the first mi an
who insulted sentry. In few minutes
we had three in the guardhosse. Then
was seen the cowardly character Of this
Southern mob. These miserable objects
begged to be let of-promised never to do
so again-said it was net they. but the
next men. But we shall punish the scound
rels. They will 60 to Fort jackson to
hard labor.
THE FEELING IN THE CITY.
As yet. the city is sulIen. The nen
turn TO look at us as some strange mon.
ster. The women mutter as they pass
The shops are generally closed. The pro-
prietors refuse to open them, alleging. with
some justice. that they must sell for Con
Tolerate money. which they don't want
The provisions are scarce an in a besieged
city. and very dear-hour $50 barrel
There is said not to be provisions in the
city for over ten days. l think we shall
soon be able to open communication with
the North. A full stomach is a great pre-.
server of the public peace.
THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT.
Writing two days ago. gave this peo-
pie one month to become strongly Union
believe | shall have to reduce the time
to two weeks. We are getting on fam
ously. They no longer Insult us in the
streets. They begin to enter in converse
ton with us; make advances of various
kinds; they throng to our reviews; the mu
sic of our Fourth Wisconsin bani has
great attractions for them. In truth they
are thoroughly French population. shout.
ing to-day for a republic. tomorrow 10,
an empire. and with their whole souls fol
both
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-29

eve notice by our exchanges that
already many Of the towns u this part Of
The State ase taking steps iaitiatory 10 eel.
ebrasipe the coming 4th ofJuly.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-29

r. A Msmphis paper says that tho
alacrity with which the southerners apply
the torch to their cotton bales Is . faaia9
proof OF their patriotism and ability to
overcome all Obstacles 10 sspslling the fed
eral invaders.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-05-29

aT The Government has now in the
Regular armJ service Major Generals and
10 Brigadier Generals. and in the Volnn-
untecr service 10 of the former and 2OS of
the latter. Indiana has two Major Gen
erals in the Volunteers servico-Don Car
los Buell. and Lew Wallace; and sixteen
William p. Benton. John NJ.
Brannan. Edward r. S. Candy. Tin New
Mexico) J. Thomas q. Crittenden. Charles
Cruff, Jefferson C.. Davis, Ebeuezer Da-
mont, Pleasant A. Hackleman. Milo s
Hascall. Alvin p. Hovcy. Nathan Kim
ball, MahIon D. Manson. Robert H. Mil
roy. jeremiah c. Sullivan, James Z.
Veach, aud August Which.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

lNHoLEsALE DEALERS IN JEwELRY LOOK an
w this.-lh subs ribers having factory In Newark ~
j., to up expressly for the manufacture lewciiy w1ur
like mako arrangement with wholesale house \,
manufacture for them. AL styles Of work car be made H.
Guiding circular pain, engraved enamel BE-, and in aay
quantity UnagubS reference to rssponsihhy and ~
pabiy produced II DIES red; feel conGdea No ce
sfny comp vi any factory either hi or ont IN
Now York DC clearly shown on an Intervene NJ
AGENTS need apply a. none lut principals win bc noticed
Air,ssN D. = Co, bpx Ia HafiI of!ee stating vhr h
and where a incrvios may be had. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

A UCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
N w. A. HOLLTNGSUEAD, AuctioneeF
The fourth gre package auction sale of
BOOTS AND SHOES
BY CHARLES q. WARREN
WIZ take place at 23 cuTtland street
TnIS DAYY FRIDAY, MAY 2 o. IOis O'Clock,
And will include " =
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE
Embracing invoices OF prime fresh made seasonable
goods, contributed by the
PRINCIPAL MANUFACTURERS TN NEW ENGLAND
AND NEW DIRK CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THESE SALES WILL re CONTINUED WEEKLY ON
FRIDAY, DURING Iiik SEASON,
And It's ,ntu.rd that they shall coas,itne
A kisW ...D DiSTiS,iL ISiiED FEATURE iN TIE
BOUT AND SHOE TRADE or THE cry
CHARLES g, WARREN,
Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
- Gorttludt street.
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r,p ,ycts BUTLER 10. rhCN SLIP, HAS ALL TIE
20 breeds Tor Stock ana sale. Buffers fnialblc
..ve and Flea Extcrnsnator, 10 cents per Dottlp
n..s "B,ee dng rnining Diseases, 49, OF Dogs" VI.
D9ss boarded trained, &C NJ dches OF All Diseases
,1oR sALE-A FksT SAILING PILOT BOAT scIooN:
ar, of about one hundred tons tour years ODD ven
Srd wen suited for trading In the West Indies Gulf
:" Mexico Address A. b., box al n. Y, Post once.
VALUABLE NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST pERNARo
STAT ma mp fa1uths old, tor SALE Of the bcst
s3ne IN III city. For their appearance, stc color and A.
v,trh i 4 tiey ~ .icat value. New fofk Herald,
~ sna lS;,, AT picked numbers. Inquire ci the EpgA
ncul. usse sicnt oil ia Falion ststeL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

TIENRY q. SCltlBSER, AtC1I0NEEl..- -LAftuI ALE
IL new ans = ons hand fuln'inrc, Nnrors Caspcis,
HENRY G. SGt.iHNEk Will sell this ttrld ~
O'Clock ~ the stlesroen III Nassau stree,
wood Ulacx wanut mahOany Paor Suits, covered IN
sn bro and la coth; also tak walnut LiDraty
SUITS IL rp; baeS w nut Library Table. Also Clam q
sans q. OK, black swHuul and mahogany; also ennmeled
Chamber SUITS. yatietyi SECRETARY a. Library Book
+ rosewood ana tfosaiy bn.afps
II az sD4nas rosewood, ba walnut AMI uahps
J,.ls u4 lie tlls. tr.y elegant Fer AnrJss. French
~ tr NIX Anl alsat DnfnL n IN EWeteau rAars
ar. -. Il 4ele a.iet Ey Chera on taslctt = k rs,
rpur 81 FL i.vnglS, aurtsuA tNalrs. BfuHs e lnf
,,0s SAshss@n&s, lao lla. AAss q Matr' -
'.p, lnt enNfuen.e Na.aio a.s, W.
a IL & 80 10 Al taC all sivuin ~ cary hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

HJ Sn PIANoS-WAR PRICES. NEW Gg OCTAVE
,pLCO Panos, all rounf corners o.erstruns ami IRON
frames, os $50; DO, for $l5, $50 and $50
Second hsnS piaios al great tass One ave, $50;
do, q bert SllU Gjs rosewood $i25:
u DO Wat - SlG one do, ~, $50 Meloieons ~
fave second hand, $40; tave do 30; piano ~ le,
SOB enc nn.red ana NJ hand Pianos a.,d VI 10
ons TO rsn from 81 70 Sc month and rent allowed II
purchased. Monthly payments rceclyrd for the
Foreign Music ccns pirc Pauis IN attendance
new Aus.c. HORACE WATERS, Agent 45l HrDadway.
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FRENCm ADvERTIsErrENrs.
WATCHES, JE wELRy. sc

nN DEMANDE-UNB NoURRICE FRANCHISE q
" Aemande parlant frarcls, pour ailarer IN on Ia,
Sadresser DE- hcures a midi au Y East 22d ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
MILLINERY, SC

Attic OLD STAND, 6s7 BRoADwAY-TrfR LARGEST
IN aud best assortment OF Spring Millinery nnd str.w
Goods 10 be found ~ fbr city AZ We lowe cash prices
SIMMONS, c37 Aroad,say
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
N oec o. Fourth avenue ana w nty
SIKH strvsi, New YORK May s5s-Noc2 ]. ~ siy
n.c,ing OF The Stockholders OF The New iDfk aud
Harlem Palrusd Company for the annual election 81 III
tore ,ill 10 held al oico OF tho company. o. Feaaay,
MAJ 70 polls 20 he opened from II o'clock
o'tiok p. NJ. The trai-fcr books VIII b. ,lo-rd from
% c.o X r. NJ OF the S,h, until o'clock A NJ. OF Tie 2.si
W. H. EMERSON, sccy aad Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

m GAFFNEY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 CEN
cs witt SELL tais day, at oal0ck j. d the
Lease Stock and FIXTURES Srocsry Liquor Stnre,
10 Mulberry street; excellent Beer Pu1ps, Counters,
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ET DOUGHTY, AUCIIONEER.
M. LARGE AND PEi,aNffORY SALE OF

AyORfGACEE SALE or GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
ltA k, WI 81, la. day. Nay - 10 O'Clock, at ls bow
Coz I Sc.; so ,ray OF l. 4uors, IN Kegs, casks
mi ohag TIA Gu. ister Count rtstures, l..
o cill y torary y 4 GsMAN 4 % Al ctonaers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

L70R SALE-A SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE
Il wood Piano, I-udsman sons make, lu iron frame
aud the modern improve mens desirable instrument
Pic $780, Apply al 81 Law street in The Brook
lyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
MUSICAL.

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA Piano orte for saleEleganty carved legs and case,
overstrung bass full iron plate lined with anwood has all
modern made order; been In seven
monhs cost $500 for $3.50 including Stool and Cover Also
Paror Furniture sacrile Inquire at 70 West Twenty
sixth street, near Sin III avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

pLANrs. pIAYTs-A SPLENDID AssoRTM sNr OF
vertena kosos, &C. IN the very b. order for sale by
w. FIrLPATRi OK. rors Twenynnth street ami Broad
way. Sasda roes Grape Vines, Honsysuekes, &C, and
Ca dens laid out and planted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

VONES' NVUJ JONFso7 WVOU
81 The rsgned tie iafe T. norm the puah at the
a owe we'll pown park W V uIcn for the re-rpf5n O.
visitors after the hrst day May Great
inprv, having been made the park Offers srrrT
aconan istions TO rs guests Hayag always Gca - -
pae OF excursions and fsstiya's toe Gne mel
e. ndcr IL lie = even Nor
Give Retaining thanks generous pah0 TO u!2 lind
Dot ona.c he has ia sons he sots
G "a nnaloi OF the same.
Re- pcciu'lv,
u. S0MIERS.
Proprie Jones' Wood II I'll and iarS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

~ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF LIQUORS,
y. Gino.rils, ac-S HERMAN 90. will sell. ms d y,
May at Is Boreiy at }s O'clock the ren,ainin StocA 81
tr,cerics, Bourbon, Ryc nad
Ouch Whsle ;ofd anti sesnette B:dndy, Sherry ant
rurt Gin, SPIRITS C1edia &ci also large a.
srm.n." WINS, Liquors. H., IA cases and denitbh
also large lot Soap star M",ase Tea Cole osnss,
turcs, Sea es. L.. By order. ROBERT sTIANWoOD, Con
sable
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n GORGE COOK AuCrioNEER.
" AGmip strsior's sale at
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

SyEOa6E WELLS NICHOLS, ACCTlOSEER.
VI NELSON 4 NICHOLS viii S II friday, May 2,
at 10Y O'Clock NJ at tue r.a,e iea'tence IS ras, Nine
al tho ieEte. fUratne ainsd in SAID
house censisiilr men carved Rosewood r. SUIT Vel
and Brussels Car lg' rer Glasses, ornices, Lace
Curtains 8c.; Centre and side Tables. Dining Room suit
r,ch Cpinh GLASS ard forean Ware he'd Furniture.
French Bcaseads marble top Bureaus Warlro1es Ma
s.s ,ct4er win ell the kissht Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

@ HERMAN AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY.
y. May lU oco at /, BoScry, 5000 Us DirimSs
Diamond Emery in original pa kases and IN good order
sale Iositve. by order of the asssnrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

CHERIFFs sALE.-CorFEE6. SPICES, &C.
y CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHIED, aucioueers WI sell q
their ealesoon IlS Nassau street, Friday, May at II
O'Clock. quantity of Coffee. Pepper Mustard and other
Spcs, Olce Furniture &c. The goois in prime order
ald in regular packages JOHN KELLY. late Sher1n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
-IENRY u. HERrs, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
IL HI HENRY WOOD & Co
ASSIGNEE \ SALE OF
EfEGAN1 GARNET F[fRNlTIrRE

EfEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
MASSIVE FRENCH fLATE P1ER MIRRORS
VELVET TAPESTRY AND BkUSSLLS uA!ti'lTS DO
ON EGlpAY, NAY Z, lsd2, AT II 0iCL pCK,
Al THE sALEsRooMs, $50 koADwAY,
comprising rosewood and mahogany Suits hair.
Ioh bro ael and prsh; tine, richly carved aud
other Ehgab than bed steals rosewood marble top Ccaire
Tales Bureaus washstlads solid oak Extension Dininr
Tables and chairs uehy carved Sold alnut But.
!e elFaht cod Analre aGhccs, Eagele solid oak
lounges in aaa bro atcl the mahogany and
black walnut Wardroucs, SC, &C. Terms cash Catalogues
HENRY E. MURPHY, Assignee
HENRY u. HERTs, JR., AucTIoNEER.
III B. HENRY WOOD 4 co.
Porompt0ry sale OF fine lot Of hand Furniture
Friday May 2 1862 a II O'Clock, a, the sslssoc, No 45J
Broal way, Compitpg Bedstcads Bureaus Waehstends.
brussels and Ingram Carpets, Beds bedding China Ware
s., Sc Terms cash. Catalogues al sale.
IlENRY u. nEETs, JR., AUcTIoNEER.
Ill - BY HENRY WOOD 4 co.
C0NTEvTs or DRUG STORE
HENRY WOOD 60. viii sell on Friday, MAY 2 al III
prng store comp sne largo lot OF Medicines Fancy Rot
tee Counters Drawers, &c &C. $500. go
HENRY d. MINER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s;
Ii Ma sau street. MINER Il SOMERylIlE viii cell at
auction, Saturday, May at l0 o'clock the private r. a.
Grnc, No. 10 Wcst Furtysxth street Fifth nv niue,
gcntcs lluus hold Furniture sisting Velvet sses
vary supcF0re; "a Piano full round corners made
by Grow O1r ophar, OF New YORK, Ccaie rnd
Slc Tables, uUl Suits In Crin.un and Maroon, ci,l
framed Per Ntr vases, Chandeliers Bfackets;
rosewood ~ Nsu g-ls Bedseads, Bureaus Anl Cha-s:
maogmy : rele Il, Lace and bIp.at, Curtains,
black wGln' abb and Cuairs, II 5.stlt<sss,
uscoihs Statr - 49, .,ung Cfc,krty G,a uehea
Utensils DC. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

ICIION SALE OF FuRNiTUEE.-ON SATURDAY.
n al 10 A NJ, az 3i3 Fulton STREET brooklyn, Ped q
o., aucuoncer, general OF and
l!;ck walnut fasicr Chab ~ and Dtnina ~. nj
TURF, China, Grass, &c; rosewood iiano By Bacon d
n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

w cnh IN Philadelphia; she rust be .ulIy qualified for
her business The best OF references may be presented
{9h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND MELoDEoNs,
VI at my new ana extensive piano Good second
hand Pianos cheap Pianos and McoIcous 20 let and
applied purchase Beet of ranos prices. Pianos
timed. i. hERRY, 5g3 u, galway, letwrcE Pr.ce
Houston atrsg:s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

NTANTED-A GIRL AS CHAMBEaMAID AND NURSE;
w mist he ana quiet ard bring good cy Ieferc
from her last place OTHER need apply a, IS Smith
BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

A USTIoN SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS, HARNESS
~ a.. al the Mansion stables of venth ayenu
and foI'yseconi street, saturday, May g.
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uCTION NOTICE.-3OS l. SMITH, AucTTONEER
4 HAEpsnAk l.ARLoR EukNlluRE,

A UIT!oN NorIcE.-pERsOHS WISHING TO Dis
pose Horses, CARRIAGES Harness kind Of ncr
.haalse at aE lion, iaTur,ne 1T
teaar street opposite tie Post ooe it being
locations IN the rtty. GEO y aEWiIArI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02

xrrs4s,A ttfAilps OF 1919 "A REGULAR MONTHLY
m,sa Wil be bed at ths Mercer 10 I'll ,s g.
a,entne AL If oc'OtA, on HNsint % lhlv. 1ih = 70
NE ae,as All lawn petit oui n h's AM adjacent
sonhiies Pie"se A-4 NJ RtYMoND Brga ijcr Genera l.
ApiSAM DAILY, Colonel.
Isaac Pnyrr, Adjutant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ARcrpHus Lan,.E No. "a y. AND A. M.-rH
n members ai horcy Il a a:teni the regular con
n,uu,cat Oh this vennr at eocs, at their new roon
~ NV" WILLIAM H. TURNER, Secretary
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


WEDNESDAY, May %. 1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
PILES oURED nH HRANDRETa's

Dr.. 3, BIandrsth. Dear siri I was suffering fol
many years from hereditary hemorrhodAl Affections Of
which had the Arst attack In 1885, Since that time
was regularly Waited with such complaints svry SPRING
Ifat In the morning most severe pain in the hack
the lower joints Of the spine we're broken or bruised,
and an aIthmatic pressure the chest Owing to my
occupation which keeps me all day busy out OF doors,
and entirely distrusting any socaled regular treat
rent," that would have confined me TO my house, ]
thought Of following plan Of my own, which might
cure ne without the Inconvenience to my business at
tending the treatment Of "regulsr practitioner" Be
Iput an Aloock Plaster right over the groin renewing
eyery fortnight every Saturday night took dose o
Brsndreths Pills, three four, thought necessary
To dose, which operated me after getting up three
70 Eve times in the forenoon; Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday nights took one Life Addition pill which
produced one large evacuation. pursued this course
for Hx weeks and could attend TO my business without
interruption: worked, ate and drank as was won't
slept most soundy and awaked evory dny with less pain
and now know nothing Of the complaint at ALL so thai
1feel obliged to make you this statement for proper use
hoping that this simple proceeding may benefit many a'
Il has done me.
Tan, dear Sir, yours, most respectfully
A. LEHMAN.
LAoR0NIoA Office, 65 Franklin Street, New York.
AninQuiries Immediately answered by addressing DIR
BRANDRETH, New York.
Sold By JOHN r. Cook, Druggiet, cclunouS and by
all respectable dealers In medicines.
apl20-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

require essential notifications, owing to recent
Improvements In navy warfare. As the Secre-
tary believes IL was the Intention OK Congress
to apply the nearly eight hundred thousand dol
lars heretofore APPROPRIATED, upon the battery
according TO the original plan, should il have
been approved, he does not feel authorized to
e1pend the mOneytO carry out the Suggestions
Of The Board.
Gen. sigel visited the Capitol TO day, and
was warmly welcomed by Congressman.
The new treaty with Mexico has just been
received here. Its terms do not meet the views
Of the Government, and II will undoubtedly be
rejected by the Senate when It is submitted:
Washington Is perfectly quiet to-day: 1t Ia
understood that Government has satisfactory
advices from several important points where our
forces are operating IL is certain that every
thing thus far goes well. tlOt.Ifi.
The Government entertains expectations tnat
in pursuance of plans laid out before the retreat
of Gen. Banks, and which are now being car
ried out, the rebel forces who ventured up the
valley Of the shena ndoah will be captured:
II Is considered CERTAIN here by the friends oil
the measure, and those who have taken most
pains to inform themselves Of the opinion OF
members, that the bankrupt bill will pass.
The President has appointed and the Senate
confirmed John A. Hendrick collector OF the
port of Beaufort, North Carolina.
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NOW.
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodH

The best evidence that they are Is, that their res
Trends and best patrons those who have used hen
longest. DR.. WILLIAM B. HUAp 10 an eminent Deptis,
brooeyn, Treasurer Of the New York State DentIss
association, and these preparations have been used 10
ms private practice for years. and eadug oItiSen os
oI9okyn or Williamsbufgh questions their excellence
while eminent Dentists OF New York recommend then
a. the best known to the profession Without The sS o
advertising dsslera have sold them by the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sKyC--"Ws
are nappy to know that our friend, DR HDRp Ia suo
eeeolng beyond ell expectation with bis MOUTH WASH
ARD TOOTH POWDER. The great secret Of his success
resu Win the TACT THAT HIS ARTICLES ARR PRECISELY
WHAT THEY ARE REPREsEsrED TO Bs, As VIZ can rEsruI
FROM THEIR LONG uR.n ''t-1
The weliknown P. T. Barnum writss:--..I found voc,
TVorH POWDER 50 good that my family have used n
81 up We md Il the best Powder for the Teeth thai
We eyer used shall feel obliged y.u viii ,end rue
supply at tie Museum At your convenience with
But their cost is 50 small th every cue may te 70
matter for himself. ~
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth PoEders. pas
huRD's Tooth Powder contains no acid nor alkHk nor
no Other. u .r C'~T =
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HaIIeck in Close Proximity TO the
Robcls-A Battle Expected by Thurs.
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HalIeck in Close Proximity TO the
Robcls-A Battle Expected by Thurs
day. 11 - l-. u.ta
CIRG1NNATI, May % "A special to the Ga
zette from Indianapolis says; An officer who
left Corlnth on Monday morning, reports that
the army moved up to within three-fourths of q
mile Of the enemy's Notifications on Sunday
night, and are entrenching. Gen Halleck says
his position will not warrant risking anything,
hence bis moving by regular approaches, and
fortifying as he goes.
1t was expected our forces would open on the
enemy by Thursday.
Gen. Lowell Is reported as having arrived at
Corinth Sunday night with seven thousand new
troops.
Deeerters say the army has more confidence
In Bragg and Price than In Beauregard.
The rebel army is on halt rations. They
beef the balance of the time; no pork. Sick.
ness In their army Is fearful and increasing.
while ours is rapidly improving. Their officers
have sent all their baggage and personal effects
to Grand Junction.
D. G. Slower, the stock sWindler, leaves Ia.
dianapolis to-day, with guard, for New York
He 10 not very communicative. He Gays be
used all the blanks he had, and cannoE tell
without examining his books, how much spuri
Gus stock has been Issued,
A number of companies of the Indiana Le
gion were arriving es Indianapolis TO guard tht
prisoners. The 60tb Indiana regiment, Col
Owen, is under marching orders. The 18th enC
18th Indiana regiments will reorgsnize imme
diatelv. .. ..ss.f .... ...-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
From Corinth- surrender OF vicks
- burg. ar.a- e

BEFORE CoRlNTH, May 81 Gen. Hslleck has
issued an order prohibit Dg skirmishing. Pick
cts on each side are now friendly and within
conveEsIng distance, which they improve. q
Last night FIVE rebels, including one sargeaut,
came over to our lines. 49,. ..s..s.
Our forces are within two miles of the rebel
works, and In some places our heavy guns are
within bAttering distance, but the dense wood
land intervening prevents either party from
opening FIRE. -y
Camp rumors say Vicksburgh has surrender
ed, and our feet is enroute to Memphis.
The reporter of the Associated Press at Hal
leck's headquarters, says all the Corinthtan
news telegraphed from Chicago and received
via Cairo for some time past, is utterly without
foundation.
No engagement of the least consequence has
occurred In Corinth or vicinity up to eleven and
half o'clock last evening. .--...s .s.
The Savannah News of the l7th says two
Yankee steamers opened fire with ehot and shell
on Darien on Friday. No damage. aZs
Tho Mobile Register of the 22d says all quiet
at Fors Morgan. 1t publishes correspondence
in relation to the demanded surrendsr Of Vicks'
burg. ,s
! The Vicksburg Citizen of the 2Oth says some
| Federals landed at Warrenton, and had few
skirmishes. @* @
Gov. Shorter of Alabama calls out all the
male population nok subjected to the conscrip'
| tion Law, for State guard. 49, --.-f 'S-l Il