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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
Great Fire In osscHRuS'
.-.g Ell ArDV In Motion. -.

ClsolsaATI, Dec. 81 The fire laat night de-
stroyed ten houses on Eighth street. A block
was destroyed, occupied BY twenty families.
who barely escaped with their lives. The fee
spread to three adjoining buildings which we're
destroyed Loss about $l2 900.
The Enqrirer has advices from Nashvillc
stating thss Rosecrsns had nloyed on the enc.
my, driving them before him with considerable
heavy skifmishiDg On Mondsy Rosecrans's
advance was in sight Of Murfreesbofo with the
enemy In view in line of battle. Bsttls ex.
pected on Tuesday, 5. U E3ssl I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01

THuRLow WEED has sold out bis interest in
the Albany RUenins Journal to H. II, Van
Dyck, Esq, formerly edito. OF che Albany Allas,
bus now Bank Superintendent. of the Sss'e, q
gentleman of fine abilities, and highly ald
widely esteemed. Mr.. Weed has been 10 the
editorial service for more than forty years, and
his retirement is fnsl His editorial responsi-
billy commenced In Norwich, Chensngo copn-
ty, during the great contest for Governor be-
tween Dewitt Clinton and Daniel D. Thomp.
kins.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
! .Sheriff's Sale. .
dsorgeL l. Converse ! an.-l i.

v8. \ Superior Court.
HsuryJ. Rice OF n. - n ilsv r
DY VIRTUE OF AN Oh DER OF SALE
ID to me directed, from the Superior Court Of Frank
the court-H House, In the city Of columbus,oa ,,s,
Saturday, the 22d day Of January, a. D., 1865,
at one O'CLOCK P. M the following described real es.
tate, situate In The county Of Bnkin, and State Of
Ohio. to-wit ,-ssi.,, 4,- ..-.- i.,. la, mid d.
Lot No. eight ), IN willsr Phslan's addition to hs
city Of Columbus a. Der recorded pat thereof In re.
coTder's Office.
Printers fess % IS.
dscl2-dltEwtd e.. ra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01

TIE Indiana Journal cites the case of reg.
iment where only swo hundred and twelve men
are left--the balance having been killed-Which
voted two hundred and eight for the Republic
can and four for the Democratic ticket. The
natural inference is that the Democrats have
all been killed off, while the Republicans have
acted so as to "live TO fgh. another day.
NeV Albany Ledger. ...a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
oirIcR ov MEASs ov TRANSFORMATION. TnUsr %. !
Iaitl BufLptNa, 8. w. coRI MAtr AND THIhD sTs.j{
rlrs1i CINCINNATI, o., December 10, 1902, )

0frIcn oy MEAns on TRANSPORTATION. TRusr %. )
NQ'iia BuiLpIEa, D. w. coRi MAIN AND TH!nD bTs',(
siasm on,cmHk1i o., Decenbor 10, 1909. ,
ARE INVITED Fob
i furnishing articles used In Means Of Transporta
ton for the Army to meet daily regulations upon this
depot. .T ,T L n
tI:po'sl. should state The article, which 4 |. g,o;
weekly the earliest period at which the delivery Will
b eOnnsnosd the total quantity offered, and the price
All articles delivered BY contractors are required By
law to be egibiy marked With the contractors nsme
The following List embraces the principle supplies
pesdsdt ,,I Ir-d,.. .aff 9..rl1 az
SI:s:a'r ..;as Chss. q ,gsgs1G;ssassi:: ggsGss sssi:: 70
Breast =" Wagon-bows,
Fifth 4f "a ' Bolston, si a
Halter Tar-pota, ys
Trace q" /" Jasi.sorews.
Stay q" Jockeyltieks,
Hore'bruihes, Harness Leather, t.
ourry'oombs, Birdie Leather,
sidiSs ssaSis's sSs' and Brides, a'"'"'
Anvils. y. y .1H ~
Bellows, f'',
Rorgss Portablo),
Biacksmiths' shoeipg Tools, ri
Bets 0srgsDtsn' Tools for Army use,
Manila Rope, ,..-
Muleahoes, az TO t.a..
HorHe'ahoee, ...- .-H
Mule and Hose-ihoeips NAils.
sf0uhiss will DO required for the lnllmsn Of ever
opened and oonaes NJ e SaS ss ds
favorable and the articles are needed. .3 .'. ~.
Samples Of the artielss proposed 70 DO Furnished
should accompany tbs proposals. be left OF the Unet
betss Warehouse, No. 50 East Second street. Thi
proposals. must state the length Of tine they hold ant
snonld have married on the enVeiop the articles uPoI
which the bids are made. a.,
Bg order Of 4 s.e .t.t- ,-- lli ~
Coz. THoMAs swoRps, A. Q. NJ, Gen. q
=. W. HURT, Capt. and a. Q. III,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-01
Ohio Craftsman
Apro,es. Of the Right Kind.

We fad the following emong the proceedings
Of Congress of the 2ad Of December, az re-
ported for tho Globe Of the 23d: t.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-02
TNrom the Jackson Appeal
Negro Labcr in Louisiana--.Gen.
Bar S as Cvers6er.


The Federal commander III the gulf depart
mont is enforcing what @e Snppcscs 70 be hui
manltarIan principles IN tho use OF negro labor
in such portions OF the co"L.ry as he thinks
''subiugatad, and 1t Will he seen ny the rogH
Mtions promNg"tod torthsg government Of en-
pIoyor and Employed, 20 but little purpose for
the benefit Of the latter. The wages provided
for arc but nominal and these, with the pre-
MUM allowed for division from extra CROPS,
will, NOT ,nnroyirno.o in ,,oc,,i.rv odvo,+o,,o
.,.-,'p :,
I" ''e F"'oo "' privileges heretofore allowed
deserving hahuS by every master. And those
who are acquainted with the cupiditv Of the
,,rnuine YnnD,oo character csn caeilv i,rovir.
'n' various P''''H% ''' 'e"'"r''''S pehH4IIeS ana
tines By which Sa'nbo and Dinah will be de
fraudcd out Of even the small pittance n,oraiset
~. ,I.so,,I r,,,,,,o+i,rs o,n,,a al rh,
~
|n'le 'l''n''2 ''''i'' '' ii ScHeh'e 70 put money
IN Yankee pockets. and is miserable f1rce
50 far us il makes any r-ctense ia benefit the
r.cro
GOA"ch'"" lF"ln l"o"lS"h" mana" us me
following documents, developing the plans cl
the newly imported Yankee Oycrscers. The
sr,. establishes +bo ro,o.;ors bot,,,oor .bo
master ana I"oorcr' ana Is 'no h!an" u"eo on
every plantation which Tho advance Of The
4 Abolition army enables the " General Super
4 ;,.oa,,,.le No,.o r,l,~n % oon4.,1.
RULES AND hNdULATioNS'
|, We agree to work on th'S---~planta-
ton for one year aa1 to do such days work
as was done in former wears.
2. We viii obey n" manager in all things.
and assist to enforce these rules againat all
offenders.
4 g. Lost time will be deducted. Lazy work
I will cause deduction of wages. Tasks will
be given when possible
4 4. We will SO to work at day light, and
will work until dark, taking The usual number
Of hours for meals For being too late at
getting out. ten minutes after the last tap Of
the hell, fuo Of ten cents. Rabitual faznnss,
stealing, quaralling, or breaking any other
rule expulsion from tho place, with loss Of ali
back wages to he hospitable fund. All fines
60 to this fund.
5, All hands will be IN their cabins at the
last tap Of the bell, and to remain there till
the first bell in the morning, under fine Of
Ten cents for each ottonse.
6. The WAGES are one dollar per month for
women and boys; two dollars for h2id AandH,
ana three do!IarSfor mecnanics-or oae-'W..H-
wu",Ir y, ;no ;toti "''-l '''''''s ''''' " "
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-02

CoN&CNcrAI.--CoHce.- article,
like bacon and some others. considered
Of 'pIime necessity. ia gradually com.
ing down from the clevatcd standard
to which it had been advanced by The
wants OF the people. On Wednesday,
the best Java sold at pubic auction ut
$50 per pound, and yesterday the
same article commanded only ST. Last
week some heavy transactions took
place in coffee, operators, relying on an
anticipated rise, paying as much as 81
per pound. n thja way some $4,000
was djaUursld By one party. Of course
sales at present rates would nett q
heavy loss. and there does not seem
to be much of4 prospect Of ar en-.
hancement N th" l4twc.-E.chmoat
Dj&pntch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nay 10, 1868.
NEWS FROM WEST POINT, VA.

OF MR.. q. H. Farrell.
WEST PoHr, Va, May II, 1853.
: Richmond Pepper Says of Our Poasiom-Dirtpiine
|w T,osps-ou~ Commanding 00io~s-7As Enemy,
|a,-Dtvisien Psstmaster-visil Of General Rxful
b, &c.
Richmond Wing OF tho 18th inst. refers 70 the
Of our army at THIS point, and says We arc throw.
intrenchmsnts, also that "the force ID not largo
) working party Is composed mainly OF negroes. u
eraoious rebels believe our force ID not large why
not attack Ind capture our troops. our army
ample for any emergency, and better spirit
troops have not Witnessed in my two years. OK.
70 with the army. This state u discipline has not
aaeoss growth, but has arisen from the TACT that
noipsi officers have worked with an earnest zeal
bd judgment that have redounded TO their credit.
ing MAJOR General In command . an educated sol.
no has seen much active service in the HELD His
mate brigade commanders are gentlemen OF devoted
sm, nnwhed soldiers aud educated mon. Among
low York city has worthy representative; but,
udcious motives, refrain 70 mention hts name.
ho day Of action Genes this officer with the Etn-
kte representatives which be Commands, will add
nots 70 oar Gag.
sor General recently issued an order In regard 10
ervance Of the Sabbaih. To-day the 0rGer was
observed throughous the various camts. In
tho camps religious services were held. AL u.
oept thai actually necessary. WAS suspended.
semy's yickots xro seou daily Oh the banks Of the
70. aud tho xattapony rivers. They do not appear,
r, Va any iOroe On our front.
|Nr. FRANCIS. chaplain OF tho Monitor rcgimout,
appointed by the 0mmsndiny General division
ter. Tho appointment meets tho UNANIMOUS ap-
u oil the officors and men ia this army.
I'd bus . Short ttme, and thon returned 70 YORK.
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TOO LATE ron eLAssISrcAT1os.

A YAEs yos sALH At srgrHysssrR0. roEKfs
"A aossty sew Jer~sy-Hiss upfss fry-r h.<s<uss-s
% ~ rsfs psstrn. snf ffysn hoss,
sprinFs Tsiisg ~ 80 fH.fsn <s.x ~
sas sirhi~sa srsss n Lsuf vi tfa sst- . a~tu eta
al . n1f fHrnirE ~ % u
a as-st bIt nil lrkr~f FIfh 81 ~ ~. gs.e
u.sss t~snrfsg - - ffnfrftF. - D. - ufa
sfy fsftiis ssh assrsd 81 ~ si.fs er.@
~us f@grfs $3.50 ~ Hasyna vhNh q lsf4s .sfrslg.
hSfss brsrtHatf sAs9sa shh iF-ss sad sArabsrfy -
49, I'll 80 aof n -, -
a. fssf ay.nb hsaih h~s.fg css-fsss -
- .arasat hsfr A. k1fs u stfs LEI frat -. ~
sllfatsirft % 81 - fHssf a..
30 fs-r.sfs stss ri ifra 80 rslff si.t go 80.
ssssfafrs fsfIHf - o. IHaisff zee 90 ss h
Gs.ass., st.ss.ass 10 ~ isi.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
Personal I.seiiagsnes.

Among tbs passengers By ihs Ausralassan to-1aV Win
be rorsoos the comedian. rhs osec, Of hs VISIT abroad
70 secure additions TO his ry~tsrs fos the merit can
psisn.
Capsaip ". p. Estoa and Lieutenant Commander = n
niss q the United States Navy, Cap<Ala Parson ana
Lsutsnans ". H. Dunbar " Philadelphia Or. Guniy OF
dayton, Ohio. Dr. ryisr of Massachusetts, and g. Van
Post, c Albany, are stopping 81 the Metropolitan Bote
lion George Ashr~n, Of Springfield Hon. W d. swan
~ 'n>nn Hon c. q Myers and hon y King, G q. dsna
upx ~. v D. O'Caiiashsn, q Albany: o. Ams~, s Ca
iGr, .. A. Stantda. OF rhiadelDlrs A. Druer and
vl'c. n Emira. Z. q. sartoo. q Rochescr q Hinck
ICY. u wbstosd, and J. a. Bowman Of iiatsnd Va are
ssopsssg At this Aston House.
Colonel James T.. Frazsr tstesy o. the ttrty s~vs.ts
ksw York Volunteers. met with ssfioo. accident a a.
days sRo ny slipping from the stoop y hs hose sud
breaking he ieg m frsn1s VIII s~ pas.f lam "a a
he 70 uoxfessgax f.v0<~~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
The Govsrnms.s Finances.

PARLIAMENTARY Nay 10, 1898.
rs government subscription Agent reports the sale Of
o1oso.iS worth ave twsnttss to-day the follow.
Ing IocslitissSsw York, $500 Philadelphia and
Pespsyivsnss. tS9o,ito Boston Asd Nee Enslsnd,
slr ooe Bsii'msrs 80 900; Wilmington sz7 CO., Della
wsse Sis 900 wsooussa, $4,000; OHIO ga 60 wheel
nc, va. - 900 ths expectation Of The Treasury
Dspsstmnt that small bonds VIII hssssftsr be Asssd In
ssinc sns amounts 70 suit all subscriptions They have
already nads their sppsasasos, and hrge aocsss,ons
$500 mlly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
Political lnssllsgsnes.
yuB'vIscorsrn nI.sCrIon.

hnvAUxU, WI, Nay IL, 1898.
~ odsai canvass for CHEZ Justice gvcs DIXON
Unioa candidate, 2soi nsosity ever Osshra. democrat
TEE OFFICIAL CANVAS IN NEW HAnrsarRs.
Bo~rou, Nay ~, 1873.
rhs ome.l vote Tor members q Congress IN New
Bampsbss gives Marcy DEM 70 nsjyrny a the vss,
district Rollins (rep) Jsi ms,ovity IN the s-csud az.
trict aud Patterson trsp.) No mabsswy n The rhfrd
AtusvSot
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bsSrs
Cpsso~ ptHs.--Psv i--Na~. 1910, 1856, isl ISIS
iTss 1851 1853 IfJs iTof. itsz ireS i1ss sss ioss
81 Part a-No- 1871 liza, fIls, 1Tls. i'm iTls ITsf
f7a3 1876 gs5 sT, ess. f1ri, 31l. 1870.
Sryrnpr UDr Rr-Psrt Nos izS 24D. 80 e4s
itS- sosi iosl g2yr 2tC9. 1til. 1li3 24is At a,Ip
aA PNt 2--Sss ~. 1895, $40, liza xDD 21sx
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
bBOY KILLED AND SEVERAL PERSONS IN
JUHkD, Hrc.

SALAMANCA, CArrARAu0us County, N. Y.,l
May 10, 1868.
express train on the Atlantic And Great Western
+. consisting VI IN engine, one baggage ana two
br cars. was passing over bridge just
this station today, the bridge parted
1t the oentre, letting the tender Of the
the baggage and ono passenger car down
zen feet 70 the ground. The baggage car was
roken up and the passenger oar but slightly
!. Fortunately the small stssam which runs
DO bridge was very LOW, Dc NitSt being but
inches in depth
K the casualties are tho foilowfng;-
sboy Damed Greene, killed.
pine, United States Mail Agent, badly injured 10
Couey. baggage master. IN the head and chest
three others were slightly bruised. None Of the
PRS were seriously injured.
am2ss 70 the bridge will be repaired and trains
fhsir regular trips by tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

f. Ia WINS, u nst Troy. ny, ii.f 20 The ian
inst Hs had rssi~s m the village for thify wears
asS esa n1.sd mol Hs fosgbt snder Nsc.s~ps
II I'D add nn srss,s,t b5ssi that he sss ~
i,ass1 - tie "Of GaAd" N II Ns1s vs ss,sIy
s-.s.s ss~xs o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Loekper Town Ekscsten.
Lourosv, N. Y, May 10, fs1s.
~ siscsson u Poles hssstssss ssass tbs nsw lav
paassl cd vnh great NE asd spsrw tod~y JosspA n
hamilsoa tha.union csntdst~, vas elected ov~ n n
CAwsrso. ne dsmousie scmD~s. by s,rssso u,ajovny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

pther Rebel Invasion OF the state
inc Enemy Reported Advancing ON
ichmond, Ky.-Enorts 20 Flank Gen.
ose ora ms, &C., Sc.
CINCINNATI, May IS. 1868.
spatohss ftom Somerset KY, say that the rebel
! In Wayne and Clinton counties Is increasing They
= OF artillery.
ar rebel regiments Of infantry have passed through
stown. aud twenty -four more regiments are 70
ID at Morrstown, Fast tennessee
neral Buckner is said 10 be ut Clinton.
pre- arc rseei pckets on the Cumberland river at
available point.
Cumberland Is falling and will soon DO fordabls,
we have ran.
oty three bodies OF the men OF tho New Jersey reg
who were drowned have been recovered
etter from Richmond, KY, says the rebels have
ID the Cumberland and are advancing on that place.
re v no question but that another invasion Of Ken
is contemplated with a view to flank Rosecrans
ompel him 70 leave his strong position at Murfrees
hite man was killed by FREQ negro In New Albany
18th The greatest excitement prevailed and the
~ had 10 be called out.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nay 10, 1858.
b ths exception Of eleven small regiments. under
II Morgan, on the south side Of the Cumberland
discredt ali the reports Of rebel
Attempting the invasion Of kentucky, and think
spatches from Mount Vernon, Somerset and else
come from rebel sources, aud designed to prevent
sraI Forces from reinforcing Roseorans or invading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Prizos Ceshed tn ali Lsxaiixrd Lotteries
Iuformatlon hvea JOSEPH BATES. Broker
II Walt street. room No. l, Now YORK
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m Observation-Disclosures or Directors.
nual election for Board Of Directors Of the Har
'road Company took place 70 day and resulted IN
tant change.
Pars ago the following named gentlemen were
ALLEN Campbetl, william c. wetmore, Corne
hderbt. nanisl Drew, Francis w. Edmonds
w. Sanford, Horace y. Clark, John Abtyne,
Brooks, Albert smith, Albert J. Akin, John
md A. b. BAylb, who have since held once TO
hhout change, except that occasioned BY the
Mr.. kdmonds some months ago.
rprvvcd condition u the affairs Of the com.
tho prospect Of securing tho right 10 build
I'd ia Broadway snd other streets, together
e proposed extension u the Harlem Rail
Albany, and connecting also by = branch
e Housatobtc Railroad, recently raised The
Price Of the stook 10 . high agure, and induced
the Old bolders 70 part with their siArcs ~ the
These AhArcs were ~ readily purchased IN
pet. and thus tbs control OF the STOCK was conceu.
the hands Of few, 80 that yesterday Mr.. James
I'VE hundred and forty two shares, more than
ds Of the entire capital, and cast them for the
named gentlemen, vix:--Corpelius Vanderbilt.
Wetmore, Daniel Drew, JOIN Harpsr, A. b.
lorace y. CLARK. James n. Banker, John steward.
lyme, Augustus Scbeli, A. q. Jerome and Albert
For the old board Of directors SIX thousand
bred and thirty six shares we're cast.
~ Board of Directors subsequently, mot. and
:. wetmors, ESQ, VS. made temporary Chair
.orsrrs srHKLL then addressed the Board - fol
ArNaS-I suppose the nrst business In order
lSper mancnt organization of the Board By the
X President. Kermit me, In anticipation OF
courae. 10 offer the following resolution, the
OF which by this body will not all 10 crafty the
s wish Of the stockholders Of the company.
indeed be fortunate u they secure for
PES a. their chief executive Officer, gehtieman
kacty. ability aud energy are 40 eminent and
Down 10 the country
I'd. That Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt be requested
the otbcs Of President OF this company and TO
such N the executive duties appertaining TO
100, ~ he may be viking 10 undertake
ctution WIS unanimspsly adopted.
ypKRmLr repltsd IN lbilows.-
my thanks for this exTrcsson q your copf.
Ny engagements arc 10 numerous that canno,
70 discharge all the duties incident to the Office
ent, aud undsr ordinary circumstance should
,e,led 70 decline tbe position you have so court
ndgcd.
Hing 70 take the general Supervision x The NJ
he c0mpany and give than - much VI my time q
vcnienuy DO. But my acceptance u upon the COO
s,at receive NO compensation Tor nv SERVICES
you sppoini some suitable person 70 sci m vice
who shah discharge such of the Nv,
you may from nme 70 time direct congraiu
xsnllesnen upon the improving condition of tbs
81 The ccmpAng and shall chcerfuiy CO op~rat,
10 your sSbrs 70 sdvsncs the intsrssss Of VI.
ISierp
aoa q A. p. BaYiss, nsq., Mr.. william Y Morrt
supsa un~rns,ousiv s,ectsi v'~A prn,dsns of III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Wire Window Guards, wire Work for
ervatortes and Bay Windows. HUTCHINSON
WICK ERSnAh. $50 Canal sueet. eAst Of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Iron Bedsteads. Orna ntal Hrsa Fur
aiturc, -. On hand aad made " order.
x. KRENKKL. Agent. D7b Grand strcet. ~ r.
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Courceis and lady, Miss l.. Courcslle, Miss L.
b, Miss A. snyder, sftss N. r.. Msrriman, Mss
|. T. Ayres, Miss Alice r.. smith, Mus tarrie A.
lrs. L. Smith. Colonel Edward L. honneux, ono
and kifty ninth New York; Rev. r. N. Manly,
III New Hampshire; Rev. W. N. Beckweli, DR.
kitock Eighth United states infantry; Captain
v. Johnson, Ninstieth Now York. Captain VIM.
3ton, Twenty nrst Indiana; Lteatenant Charles
A. ID. c.; Lieutenant G. s. Fassctt, sixth Achi
Sutsnsnt Ph,iiv Guest. Ninetiesh New York; Mr..
byier. u. 8. N !; Mr.. Geo. W. Besl, Sergeant MAJOR
Fourth Maize; ". N. Atwood, y. g. Shattuck,
nncs. II. W. Loogioy, Horny W. Rosebuck, J. J.
". ". FiItaeld, Vim. farster, b. W Lander, W. A.
T. A. Crawford. Peter Wolf, r. Miles Robinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Msvsmsnts % state Rsgansats.
AfsAsv, Nay 10. 1888.
The twenty eighth regiment leave. 70 night for roch
port, tho rourteenh to morning fo< Utoa hey
take their arms with them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
Theatrical.
JANE RNGLrsH's YnRArRx.

Mrs.. jane English has rsarrangsd and Improved the
programme q her performances st Laura Kssass Thea
ire 1bs entertainment h quite tho style q the
Havsis, and almost equally ssjoysb,s. Two psaso-
mines are given every evening, nterspsrssd With tight
rops dancing andoioud swinging The pesormsvs are IN
ths main admirable, especially II Bss RosA, AIseAnhrs
Laniresta asd the twin elowns yor Iadis end rsnss
men during the warm evenings, wnsa heavier and more
intellectual psrormances bore md for children a
any and all times, vs recommend Mrs Eagishs
theatre
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MlsCELLANEOUs,
.. LYQSs J. .
| nAosgnc INSECT POWDER
The Original and Certain yermin Esiernlnstor.
rhs sIsordnsry effect. Of h. article for tins Reaches
Bug r.s Ae aud for preserving rur' Cloths yur.
nsur. Ac Moths. he. tested fe twenty years.
and warranted reliable free from ps.on Be-.r. Of
limitations and ooun,.neie signature Of
r L,oa
Lyons Re. Pm. certain d.slb 10 Rat. and Moo Sold By
! oil druggists ssd furniture dsaer.
DExAs & sARsEs a CO.. Agents,
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Eight Carries dc Visitc for 81, OF I'M
eausied syie 6nish TATE OF CoruAs and
Green wtCh stveets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

Trussss aAa Superior, ne Me~sh's
Of Broadway and Aoo strest under Bar
Shoulder braces. Suspc0ders, HANDBAGS
and SILK Elastic Belts A lady attendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20
n u chs Steamer George Peabody
Erum New Orleans.

United States steam transport George Peabody,
Atwell, arrived ~ this poes last night. from Now
10th Inst. aad Key West 18th, bringing two hun
diers u the Eighth United States inlsntry lex.
prisoners from Tsxas), and forty Storage pas
Pings no news from Key West, and her news from
loans has been anticipated by tbs steamship
Washington, which arrived hero on the 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-20

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