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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
The Ohio Legislature.
"WEDNESDAY, January ID.

WEDNKsDAY, January IA
SENATE.-Pfayer BY the Rev. Dr.. Smith. Pc.
tltions we're presented by MeaEs. Gunckel and
Humphreyville, which we're appropriately re-
ferred sundry bills were read the second time
and committed, Meesrs. Movelgh, Eggleston
and McBusney gave notice Of new bills. The
following bile were introduced and read the
frs. time: By Mr.. Neal-Supplementasy to
the act entitled an aot TO establish code OF
civil procedure; By Mr.. Wslsh--Authorisln
the assessment. and collection Of tax in Bel.
mont county, to pay bounty promised to volun.
teera.
Mr. Godfrey, from the committee on Enroll.
ment, reported sundry bills and joint resolu
tions correctly enrolled.
Mr.. 0unckel submitted Q report from the
jolnt select committee appointed for that pur-
pose, on the subject Of printing the legislative
proceedings in the daily papers Of Columbus
aimilaF to the report submitted by Mr.. Scott,
which will be found In our House reports II
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Blerce introduced bill which was read
the irat time, To amend section Of an act
entitled can act for the Incorporation Of town.
ahips, !" passed March u, 1853.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

:. PAY roR TIE soLnIERs New YofA
Evening Post, in sn article alludlng TO the
shor. comings of the Treasury Department,
ssys: "Monsy i. never on hand when Ii Is need.
ed, end when the Secretary coald have IL as
we'll ae not 1t Ia an imposaibility fos the Sec
retary to cash eli demands as sight. bu. some
thing ought to be done for OCT soldiers. Eight
months pay Is dee many Of them, and yet Day
BY day goes By sad nothing seems to be dome
We trust they may be quickly relieved"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

AEoss the articles which have recently been
geceiyed At the Agricultural Bureau In Wash.
ington are several Of special interest TO the
public at large, vis:--speciaenso Of good cotton
from New Jersey, lndisns and IIiinois; onions
seven inches In diameter, snd potatoes weigh
Ing two pounds from Colorado Territory; black
oats from Sweden, which are to be distributed
for cultivation 10 this country; and also great
variety of samples Of sugar grown in the
Northern States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
lArra's AMrmolnF ALMANAC has now arrived

AYxRs AkERIoAH' ALMANAC has now arrived
and is now ready for delivery, gratis, by 9.
Roberts TO all who call for H. Our readers
may be surprised TO know that this little pam
phlet which has become so much a favorlte in
our section has quite the largest circulation Of
any one book Ia the world, except the Bible
It is printed in many languagea and soattersd
through many nations aa well as supplied to al
most the entire population Of our own vasi do
main. Every family should keep IL. for IL
contains information which all are liable to re-
quire, when sickness overtskes them and which
may prove Invaluable from being at hand In
season. II you take our advice, you will call
and get an Ayer'e Almanac, and When gOs
keep itf e~t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
Mrs. Douglas.

The Washington correspondent Of the s.
Louis Republican denies the report that Mrs'
s7K7zrK A. DOUGLAS is to marry SECRETARY
CHLsE. Rs Gays:
II is understood here that the happy man,
that is to be, is Gen. Rufus Ingalls,, late Chiei
Q Qpsrteemaster Of the Army Of the Potomac,
uIaer General Mcclellan.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

A WMHlEeTos dispatch says the Navy De-
par;mens hes advices that over tcsty fast sail
i1y vessels, atted ou: ct English ports, arc now
engaged IL running the blockade, and saffyine
muIis.sss {: .., c;Gth..as, etc Into rebel Pce.s
The names Of these vessels, With descriptions,
are furnished to our blockadiug squsdfcns and
nrnt~asa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

McCEELLAk,s friends 60 blocked the way in
Walnut street, Phlladelphis, one day laat week,
that the little hero had to descend from his
carriage and take hackney coach down bye
street. They we're determined to "cvase" him
willy-nilly, and 90 is the whole country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

Irhss been % cold In st Petersburg this
viniar that people couldn't breathe outof doors.
The streets were empty for days together.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

IT is stated that BUnnDr strenuously and
persistently recommends the reipstalment Of
McCLRLLAE 40 Commander.in Chief Of the
Potomac army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

Txn Abolisionisss IN the Michigan Lsgisls-
surs have reelected !" blood-letling " Chandler
to-ths q. .. Senate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15

Ex.GovzaHos BRAscn, Of North Caroline, died
4 EnAsld, on The 4sh Inst. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05


lie rtsiD Of expenses 70 earnings Al ISo% ""s
IL 3-lJ T. cent, IA slight dinnnu ioa IRON tpA' u
lsGl Tie prof. and Zoe. account fJr TIE year shows
Lalsres OF slll ,S7S 70; M exeess OF s1J,''o 70
over tho preceding year, Af'er paying ."o semi
animal dividends OF ) e. ceLt .rcb, amounting 10
sl3y,770. Interest on boui., $1,000. IFaist
JutIos, alto tax and GovsTanrht ta1, s1s, 70 81
Tie amount Of tbs tai, tr.Dn.t dliy, interest And
dlyidsucs Paid to tie State OF New-JeToey Tor the
year was SO 0l2 IL 1ho GCyerumeDs tax from
,As lie. September, tie dae from Which tbia LAX was
,ad, was ii4,6i7 -; snis amount includes the tA1
on tie diy,teud paid directly ~ tLe Company, snd
20 much Of The amount Ma iaid iof tuAt purpose
may 10 looked upon increased dis idsld to Tue
,oc.hJiders who would otherwise Ue called upon 70
pay At.
lhe repor, says:
AZ b.. Lsro uttered Into bsiwssa OIL o. Tie
somp.nis. b,t~e-n Ncs.l or a4d W ,sbi goa "cpHSg
o.utsuoa, G1uJis%a--s i.iie-a 10 ~go" % A'SiJ ~
Vice cat. Go t.-isby t.. changing OF car,
So snt-sus II "a, Fs.,1t UIa' cs..fy ca'e. e'isi
iu. su.4- snsb, sHd tets.-inlis ''p@"Ah /" - pc
b't. sy.s tAe an .ud o. yow..r Civsss 81 ., toe
ac..e tsny h..t-,-s .rn-si c-fs. maSAs lie s'@"
..iol.-, .. ht .. pfscnesJ1 'i's e.iHP'''s i-s
IL. funded dob, h., bs,s rsdaeel By tic psJrss Of
1850 l,sslfE rt1lb '.is.us, oi "a sl'sa 49,,
-" b'nfis. essi i-sts.. .o - - 90 1Ao k,.
l.f a, IolpsuyJ csa- ho lst oi A1gx Ielt. L.
me lnsro VI DAsctv. 10 cy - tb' i"rn o. - ma
..u.y AnA 20 so4- IT. AS,'N't tsef6 10
otd. rsa II istcvs. % T. ceu v ana riH
yyat .s.--nu..J sd G. pfVsia" 'i-a"s iILa i"f To
40 81 ss.l s1"itn "a 81 .eh ssI
pfoaser, s.tn shs t-css epH 10 fsgusii e
- cod N tie ielh 80 N,- 80 sSs a. m,St
Won. and Ices .ceooni ID" e"i - Tho va
.sosrlra esU0s a. a. ~ cox GO tDe c1l a.
Ia suo-ut l.ty vc.tea b. ~ AiantEs -ia' ne - Tie
80 tss q .op-ft} ofra.ng sd o'cSi!st og 'yu''s
" i.yrL-v, aae tLs o-i.nco "a "a casa
Tho annexed ticket vss elected Directors John
5. Darcy. Dudley :. Gregory, Henry X. Rsmsen,
Hamilton fi.h, Abraham q. Z,b,tSiv, Alfred l..
Dennis, George Il. Cletwood. Martin A. Howell,
Fcrdaand say dam.
Tue rGouey market is reported elsier today on
good coilatessls, under FREQ esbu0emeuis from tie
Sufficiently Tie uore fancy coi.Aisrsls Ire still,
however, ,alt to borrow on, unless al high gstes
and very large mars'ls.
T.s o.,os.s for conversion in'o riye-Tweu.ic- to-
lsv reach g, - 300, about equally divided between
ST.. Cisco AID no Government agents
Me.-rs. Ly,rmore, Claws s. Go. advertise tina,
,h.y coo,,uuo 10 receive, ss Government ssepss,
,1l.c..p,i1us for FNslwtntes on tie Sane terms IA
heretofore.
The prize, and sales @; stocks the Mining S:ocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
the farm belonged 70 them. and thev would divide

,hs farm belonged 70 them. and thev would divide
il up between them.
Ism fully sniisGed that Negro Slavery should be
Immediately dircouiuued throughout this whole
land. If the pla"ters sud owners OF tie ne+roes
will do by their slaves rs was doue 10y the planter"
aud farmers ia tie state OF York In lS2-Gmun-
mi, them aud then try by fsir ueage ~ keep tbfm az
their hones, giving them fair wspes for their hire
no, over one ID tive would ever desiroto run away
from good hons.
Africs 10 the lend which God made, no doubt, for
he Liack man. Aud lii, Providence Is now most
eyidentl, at work to bring about by inis war
caused ~ II 10 by the superbuInan mDdues OF the
slaye-owuers tbemselv es-the perfect emancipation
Of our Ethopisns preparatory to their exodus from
America, and Ihsir future nationality ia the genial
i.nds Of Africa, the home OF their tathers.
Youu Nc SAMUEL H0rAIIN0
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~ TIE 7ehhE Z" D0'i'''. Us ~ -
.e' VS. very -'-'y' ''' d '.'' ~
wa i'fOhs' '"' 1,.. -. -.
'''''s 'A'' 80, 100.
No. iA,'' t-' - c., -.
-. -, a.. u,,, o.,
t"'' - n, ,t.,. SO. =.
v" " rs .-.-,i....
shy '"'!' NJ g
- ,,..,,.l y - cent 90, "a, A.
a, =, -. u.,,,r q, rem, ON F,i,
!, ~, % T.,r. u,,,. Preferred. y
pit An C,en y cen, on Pittsburgh.
~ -, n,,his,u Central Il g cen, on Micbi.
-, sou,Lern. cent ca For. Wayne, | y cent
-, C,l.un &c. Tic feeling =, tie closo wa strong
la Governments he Lu,iu. "a was not large, bus IA.
o,,,.,iop, well snriaiu,d. Tho transactions
m Bonds 10 dAy have not lecn important, Gus hold
ers M, firm. Ohio ara Miorsfpi certificates roy
rr.eutiRg common stock, With were Introduced 90
the make, few dnys silce at ~, sod down to 8.
4. The 4 O'Clock csH sAe srnsoe.iDns were 10 lar
extent ct abon, I'd Board prices. The elo-n. figures
were: L. +. Gs 81 Coupons, 1851 sIusi, L. S.lrees
Ery NOtes, $40, February and August lVo. "ioo'
Am'neah Go'a' i"i SiF'i' irDn'~'e' S'''e o.
''N o'fi nlH'"h'' "''' w. - -'-t'
Pany "liH"'i O'"oothhu Ooh'' . u ine'''
Mall Sie'A~''il 'o"l'h!' 70 '.'' Ne"' - w
ia. KsiToHu' 10 l<''' IRE ""''"'!' 4" ." s.
Ere kn!wsy freie'ieH' l'"f "'Vo' hu'~'n h'''f
R,ihOod, l5ld lJii 81 Harlem hYh7o"d lV0I " l0'i
Reading Ea'roed' IIIt eII2i "FH'4sh Co"'r''
Railroad lIsblio' h'hls-n o'o,n''n SAa NC'''-
'rn i"d'An" i'"i.O1e' ''i -''''
hhn '''."''" -, a., a..
N"'''''H" % - 49,
u"i,nH 'ip """' '',,"',,, ,.'.
mo iV''uo NM
i'i'nd ia" az W. 90 ''''' ~" ''''
quincy hnhr"'' '"'i"s' "a """"'' ""' ''''''
DnCh''H HA''oa' - o''9' ~ '''' " d! &c
and Chicago h"No'o' ''i 4'"1 ""''"s' ANU N'''n'
weston Railroad b.
In Foreign h'h' "o'e 70 ou- p''' -''"s' ""' '"'
~a'Ae' rs '''.''y'
fT''Sh's were without 'S'u''"l 'ne's' "h''' '"f
coce "heh hfh'h rates e!"-' q F~thcr Her '' ''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
The Awful Abuse Of Cuiomel.

srno,oE GENERALS OVloH. "h'nAG1o. Msy 4, ieta.
From tho reports OF Medical In,.ectors aud sha
sanitary reports his office ePpssTs tba. Tho sdminis
ton 81 oalooe Lss ,oI-onsuy tcen pusAsd a. ,scc's
rBiy .u..Grs ~ to cJi .cF Ifu - - ti eis,N 20
al, sbtfei abuse too rs Y .trc. .! eif
90 ~ iay ~ ond bstt rIlib'c thease,es n't Cr'y
abIIrrEus csEss ~ ro!Isr 49, tri tt ~ 10 nst tt
auelt occuncHCc - Iffrpf.,i r-n.T-is.
o. seem, iulo,bt ~ o., Ort r,nntr % lf"faiiy 10
tAo Ct 'is I't riin sLrbt ~ dltea % b. tifa
ron Tie suppy tnss, fufLri fequsou, uf ts
med ero 10 approved % hsd!,G Dic,Dr. bD:s 10 dor
~ a. le ntccrt., g. modeih ii1npleky "a" pow
r fpropfey Of tho 81 S,y many 81 ihos'
d!.ea... hich II wss iusmcTy ubfshpSy adminsteisd
The records Of this Office having cohcu lively pioysd ma
oi.ss.r prevalent Ia to DO TESTED efficiently
without euc.io herewith aLt tho isct ~ s ieiah
ss upon supply table beDs tcit invitation 10 M u't
ait1 emlo 10 also struck from Tie supply table OF tho army
No doubt cen oIis, tia, hsru has sali.d from '
t.se II 20 thcso SCENTS H. tho estnon VI dseas thso
h.n. ~ from their proper tdniniii e,lOn.
w A. HAMMOND BuTs,op.0srcrsl
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Cambridge Csr,is 5IarLes.

hLP'h''' va ' - Juns 3. ico
yy..,y,b.y o. C,tslas makpi oily a5ou. 80 bssrss
nA Sl,.,a tousstlng NogAiuk oAcn -4ltI SS"H -.
90, f,u SOD TIRES ga. oiSs ..,,. s...,,,,,
.g.rS - .ecohs goAiS. s'6si 81 hHa GUAM"
IS 90 -. -, sos
gRua, or sfoss CAyrLYH oisiue Oseh ~ Tx ~,
D., 80 Vcv.af cave, RON So s98 % rtc' feGHns~
tU.tt I-oyeAT-ods Donr Ihr-s-FeA' "ie' 49, t.. kaA
sur-p Ala LAlaU., LOO siseii p.so' ,isisS, A. n
80 % ,rrhi eSuA. IS - y0G ~, os nm >.
srriug Lsia0s from y q -
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through which bounty. pension, and other a.,,.
must pass before being paid. We commend IT,, ).


must pass before being paid We commend IT, "a
those who require that kind Of service.
A letter froun Cleveland, Ohio. dated June 1, ss..
"Ths Rece:ver Of the Cleveland ard Phtsburc,
Railroad has been discharged, aud now tho Direct.
Ola i'll full possession OF tho rosd. Tue Direction,
Came into possession at II last night" A meeting
of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Directors bus tesa
called for July l. to decide whether auy note bonds
shall he converted into stock. AT preseus certain
third mortgage bonds are sAoa, with the privilege
Of cOnvertibity bat the stock being full they can.
not be converted unless further issue of the stock
be authorized.
Three or four auction Gales Of Dry Goods, ribbon.
sbawls, &C., Of the importation of Messrs. Bernhard
s. Hutton. Msillsrd g. Co.. Strange g. Bros. and
others have been had within day or two a. which
tho attendance was largo aud fair prices wsre OBJ.
tanned.
The quantity Of four wheat, corn and barley lsi,
II Underwater, during the fourth week in Nav. IN
TIA ysars 1862 and 1868 Was Is follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

Oro,'d ANA

The movement 10 Gold u inactive, aud api ears
10 be eU,rcy I'M iGcncci by tho decision q the
Suprrllo Court in TO l-..i.,cnJ,t cssc. Eye.y one
ia ovuhlsn. that tue Cour, OF APle.A. viii Ieyelis
,he d,>s.oE. A.l,F tA.lug Oh 20 10 IL tuc mora-
ug. lhc quotation recovered 30 liOi
Tho ~ yiara market n tca,y lo-t-y oAd dul'.
E,.i.rs Jo,. N.o l,tfe Sa,egs Esl- y C.rfaiN t. az
iag .UtIH ~ JNaa''.. T., aHfs J'' ne ~'nhi =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

Ipe.... 10 Der 80 zoo Inc.i oOo 5oo Dsc2Ss 100
by rccucirgtse WBeat 30 Flour the quantity of
tie later lefs a, Underwater this year, comp red with
The spending period Of List year, SHOWS dea-
cheney equ.l to SIS, $40 Ibis. -four.
The following Imperative liable shows the guam
try Of oome OF the principal articles Of produce lsh
a. liGe.wster, from the committeeman Of uayigs-
don 10 AID including ihs 3ls. Of May, in the years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

h.as. sg6gc n fsrS~ 'u'i"'
,sr. 1nf.ktss lls-i<c . n
Ne.l t@'s. vl' 80 p,r. or,v inc,ris ueshsg pa -
n h'-pe ,tal. led OScn Socouc qualiy n'l'a -
%" UAoa. shs best ss led NOs 40 'n , ,., 4
"a. y stssD U'"1"y '"h'''''N
% e, ~, psudes Csgst, and when those '-'''''
b. a., or-t tss Ggsnl lr.pk ,ne L as,e'I .,cs
u. ~ ~ 80 Ee..r,, LoseA. ARD 80 SNs' Wv
ca. -. iii ,,srf..v q .leck hrcntm
q, ,Ast - nrek bur there "s' "a dn.oapd
II. s over 90, woes. the sJipls "as a. oriiou Il
sale. a. stc slow . nst wc,hs fri'st ,i,hs, 0.ur,A
nav mat prise los Cate have Eeach'" '"'
AZ ibe tendency i. daVtNaid q. s ..,n.. ,oxsx q
Ihtrs was IA nsiler .upp.. OF slrep CIV
al. -. sul DIV OF yrsltstr. ihe ysrS " m"""h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

.,,o,x,.Txv or ENEoLLING OFrictRs'-lN
have been APPETITE ES! Iss.
0fes. uaJsr tho A., p s ss on Wa1 j.
sey Civ-fipt wsrd Henry steer te.' ron,,b chsrlcs Van
nrun, 1nh John ssn .ss1 81 H.lS ST Pss
ksn-Fifst Mad Levi, os.s"'up CitI-rns, Di.,iia
Henry Il E,si second a, RSS, f L. %s:s
,-Ahtbo,y "a a ii,,Sn,, BERGEN Town ship-Jscoe J.
Rnc1. aissa1Ils~Jsas. Gibson, e. bs'''H'--"% .
ErBnmCnt
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Iunfss e............,...s.,. .s'.s'''''F yves
r a.. TIA Rn.a for MAy

incfsa e.......''.'''''''''''.'''''
The gross earnings Of the Emo Road for May were
81 ,2O0,O 600.
The Directors of the Nsw-Jesey Railroad ara
TRANSPORTATION Co., have made sn official report OF
The bn.nr.s Of 1869. TIE following statement gives
tho operation, for the las! four years, in condensed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

Lindsley & Co., WHO sdyertise thcnseINes III VuI
paper as claim agents and adjusters OF Government
accounts, are thoroughly acquainted with the roo.
tine OF business in tue departments Of Government
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last week in siay

r.. xaiaIf a. tn, iacl..ss for the month OF Msy 10
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Co. earned in
Nav. 1869, 500, 2j5; IL May. 1862, SO,ioli In
crease fof tie month SOL
Tie Rock islsno Rcnd earned in Nay:
liGJ,...........................
ig6z.....................s..... o''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05

Decrease. 20 Dee os. 80 lte.7S 30 Dee n no
The aggregate quantity OF the sans articles ef. Il
tide alter from ,be commencement OF navigation u
the ri OF May, inclusive, during toe yoars 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

The losses in Ssdgwick's command are estimated
at 5000 killed, Wounded and missing. The losses IN
the six corps immediately under Hooker, from care
full returns are estimated to be 5000. 1t il known
that the losses of the enemy are much heavier.
An officer who went within their lines with nag
of truce, on Tuesday evening, reported that the
Rebel officers claimed to have defeated our army, but
acknowledged that their losses were far heavier than
those of the National forces. During the battle the
enemy frequently threw themselves in masses IN the
direct fire of our artillery, aud were cut down IN
fearful numbers. In the charge Of Frenchs Division
the wounded Rebels called to our troops: Push on
boys; push on and defeat them, for Gods sake, and
end this warP 1t is believed that another Rebel
victory Of this sort would annihilate Lees army.
JR SYPHER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
From Gen. stoneman's Expedid n-Re-
ports by . Refugee from Gsrdonsvillo'

From Our Special Correspondent
FAIRYAx CouRr-Houss, Tuesday, May 1893
young man, q brakeman on the railroad from
Gordonsve to Culpepper, reached here this even
ing. He states that Le left Gordonsve on Saturday
about o'clock, coming by way Of Madison Court
House and James City, across the Hazel river and
the Rappahannock, near Beverly Ford; there he en-.
countered IS Black Horse Cavalry and lost his horse,
but took to the woods and escaped Saturday morn
ing; that Fitz Hugh Lee passed through Gordons.
vile from Culpepper on Friday; that there was
fighting with Stoneman's forces on Saturday even
ing at Louisa Court.Honse; that the Union cavalry
were also at Cobhams Station, between Gordons-
vile aud Charlottesville and the train that left
Gordonsville for the latter place was obliged to re-
turn; that the train between Gordonsvie and Rich
mond had ceased runningi that our forces were in
Culpepper
There were about 200 Rebel infantry and 200 or
300 cavalry at Gordonsville. Heard heavy firing
this morning while at RappahannOck Station in the
direction of Gernana Ford. Three trains were at
Gordonsvle, but could not get away, as the roads
were cut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Reports Of Rebel Movements.
ST.. Louis, Thursdsy. May

gentleman who left Shreveport, La, April 3,
reports the Rebels TO have one guuboat and thirty
tran sports between that point and Alexandria.
Ten thousand infantry were reported at Houston,
Texas. At Dsnville. ninety miles above Shreve-
port, he saw five mounted regiments Of Texans,
under Gen. Spratts, going to Little Rock to join
Gen. Price.
About | 100 Indians under Standwster and Cooper
were sixteen miles west Of Fort Smith. Prices
troops for the invasion Of Missouri are all to be
mounted. They were expected 10 start on the 10Th
of May, and move up east Of Black River. Fre'
partitions were being made to work the rich lead
mines in Southern Arkansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Release Of two Of Gen. stoneman's Men
They were Captured within Two MILES
Of Richmond - Great Excitement in
Riehmond-Pnrs Of Stonemnn's Cavalry
mt White II 0use.

FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday. May 6. 1863
Two Of the prisoners who arrived from Richmond
to-day report that they were captured within two
miles of the City of Richmond on Sunday, the 80
inst, while in pursuit Of courier with dispatches
from jackson to Davis.
The City lRichmond) Battalion went out on
Sunday toi see what the trouble was, as the COM
munication was cut off with Fredericksburg both by
railroad and telegraph.
The people Of Richmond are in terrible state Of
excitement, and the report Of the Rebels having cap
,ured 5000 Union prisoners is false, and was gotten
up by JEFF. Davis TO quiet the excitement Of biz
people.
We learn to-day by the Yorktown msil-bost that
part Of stoneman's Cavalry arrived at the White
House yeste rday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Gen. Hooker Estimates his Losses mt Ten
Thousnud-That he brought awny all
his Material-Thnt we took ns many

wAsmIsaToS. Thursday. May T. 1863.
The Ersning Star says:
Gen. Hooker, it is understood, estimates his losses
wounded, and missing; also that be brought all his
material away safely from his late position; and
that while we were 20 unfortunate as to lose some
artillery, we have taken a, least as many pisces as
we have lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

The following ID an official list Of the wounded
from the recent battles Fredercksburg received
and cared for at Mount Pleasant Hospital, Washing
ton, ID. c., May 6. Most Of these men are slightly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
NETWORK. FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1863.

ness houses in Richmond were closed yesterdey, In
consequence of the exciting news from the Kappa
hammock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

The following is an authentic list of the wounded
soldiers received from the recent battlefield near
fredericksburg, and sent 10 the Stanton Hospital,
Washinzton, ID. C., on the 9th inst. "Wednesday:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacous Yards, well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants From Harrisburg,
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia New
York and Baltimore Market This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other
ENOCH DEVILS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
LII. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
III. Fl. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
dephia. augl:t