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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

COMPLIMENTARY TO Mr.. W. II. RILEY.-Mr.
Riley being about to leave the city TO hll an en-
gagement at Buffalo. New York his friends de
termined to tender him complimentary benefit.
Below we publish the CORRESPONDENCE on the &C.
casion, and only add our testimony to the
high character of Mr.. Riley AS = gentleman and
an actor Of marked merit He should and will
have OVERLOOKING house at hrs farewell:
INDIANAPOLIS. April %. 1863
Mr.. w. II. Riley. Metropolitan Theater:
DTAR Sra: The undersigned. understanding
that you are shortly to leave this city tn meet
professional engagements elsewhere, desire to
testify the high appreciation we entertain of your
abilities artist and character : a gentleman,
by rendering YOU complimentary benefit. We
respectfully ask your acceptance, and Will thank
you TO name the time when the benefit shall be
given Very sincerely your friends.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
NJ z DiCAI.
ZIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.

NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
UTMOST AFFLICTED VIII Any PRIVATE DIS
j ease such Syphilis tc5sneroidsi. P,.-nary, -
oodary Tertiary. any Phsse,j GhonoTbsa, Sieet
structure Yarcocels HyGrcce.t Urinary Diseases, spe-
Tna,orhea Senine Weakness, Nocturnal EniGsonA ard
effects q self 2sEse sbo-f AZ O.cE sieit Dr. ClArke'
PRIVATE OrTCE zDd sscred Conslafio1 Rooms, Nc. -
East Washington Stree. and b. cured.
The Doctor Sffseu vea-.' v1FxKfcScE IN Ne~ Tori
CITY enable h.Ea a. sTezt you scientifically
Consuliatou Iset. Once hOsG- from . a. y. Q, =
y. O. boz 13si. APPS 3ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

q In the present dearth of news. would
remind our readers OF the important, though old
fact. that Spencer Hat and Cap store. 30 West
Washington street. is tire place find new styles
of goods. ap % 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

VFokTABLs AND FRuIIs-0. B. Stout & Bro
are in receipt Of fresh Bermuda tomatoes,
fresh cucumber, aud all kinds OF vegetables.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

NMr james Loucks fell from the Top Of a
buildfog which he was erecting near his residence
one DAY in the early part Of the week. and broke
his back. He Il dancerously hurt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
The Original Lion and Tiger Tanner
Performing Animals.

~rN~ ~-~~~~fr e<
Patr Lions. 6iacE Tbcey. SpctsS
Tige-. Afrioar PGnfLey. fhr,s Bsr-
gal Leopuras Paiy Ass0fic I-,oPayds-
The following was taken from
the living animals, IN New
York, March B, lso.. and may
be considered
4 CoRREcr LIST oY ANIMALS.
War Elephant HarnIai. P>--or11-
srg Elephant T,PPoo SAB, T'ro
Mq-imsth Elephants, FOH' lions
and Lion<ssss. AsI1iic and African,
South American Jasgev. African
Panthsr, Spotted Tiger, BI1ck Tig,T
(onls oA< IN Amstca .doN,s;.
three Young B,ngai Lsopar1s. three
Asiatic AID A frtoaN LeoPa ds ycrAC
Leopard. siI mcsths III. Sfryed
Hysad. (oniy one IN sr7eTi6o1 v.
A,St<Tioct Pcsfhsr and Pune SPOT
ted Hy.ra. to-sng Lon. fay,s se0Ts
old pair California Ddaciry G'it-
xIy Berr.. Blook Wet. Prat,i> Wosr
Cry Woi(. ZeorG. (Pressnf,o 70
Mr. Van Ambvryt BY the Ear -
Dertv EneiaHd) A,or'as Goat.
Lon E-,ed yoIE>s Gca;s (o,sIv ORES
W .smericd. } Blaok Lama, Alpaca
.Sis,p. or Fkue idpta. he'd PsrE-
rtas Lama. Or FieEnr. Ars>-toas
FalIo,s Deer. 5frIcar bis0E, o.
BVfao, fkrcs .if5iots Gaz'yes.
(only ORES srhi5i.-G IN 1-rsrtea IN
| is years.) PAR ~ Roe Bzs@s, o.
Asiailc antelope. Ps-ard, or N.1i-
ran VIZ HOG. soa,k Am'1icgr.
Augota, java Ha-e. Ttgey Ca. Ct
( Ocelo.. FDasr. c. Water On pa
I IcaHcsntsns. Whise Sr0SHG Noe
and c0sns. par IA, Eater. GV'nso
Pie, rishori sHH15sr e sftst iicr.
BLock aud Wh,fs Rd5.Hs 90 fsrs
Z Co4>,sIon - Bird, ,-'r e-ra .taea
par of Ns-r Hol.cnd CTolrn Eraas
.S0utf .ins-icg,l Condor 20 lSrget'
{ Bird ,eGt Dies. m Viz sf-.lNsi
.ifrsc,iH Plfsc1n. thT., (Toid-H Pleas
avis. fars. Snrfr aeI.lHtS "a
Boa>.us1,, jsiszsat IS. a. Erst'Ss
f Pheaeqnrs. Cafnsf. - ffca. .r,-
<pe-rcgE Pogsf srse ; r1afS.
uacGlcs. yGu Tamrs-o fGrf5fs,
zee South .fi1l>r -cs- , 7rro,.. a7il
Rfng Dor>s. par Es-r ,ts~n tS.ss>.
GTs>n-aaa zen -iT u. T. 2nl
i Eosrls, gg'r Ma ta-a So, "a
Etrg l's-yor frcH. .gEs;fa C. iEr.sg
Qus-a Pa 70. -r0l- 81 -.-t -, Yea
! HosL1Nl Como s-.r l'g--1ft
Sdre2K-t7 .iiso. I "a .ivff 8i-H
i>s,. f'.cf- r. sr az T--,fs
no.ss. HERR -, y ~ rc-ssys
: Spss, Easoc7i- r. v,Fc y =
Gers, r. f'-irr - si~r'r1-'- .
sses,. AgsT'.
The GREAT va sMBUE1F
VIII crtcT ne D4ns OF T'aia-l
sns-aif
Also Nitl &c i'uTccuc- -
r-sst W-sr E'sPaG Iiss-r,s 81. -
Z. TEo.sS IL ne, Tgt'r--t's.
F'srkcHf Jtrp'o D. .. rhine. Is
Prot = as. ponies. Sion kct
Mule, D.. boz iai' - 81
TIE GORo sels PROCESSION
ALl0 An. pee de- 10
GOLDEN CEAR,cT.
ffaD~44rf~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

FEAKIUi TEAGKDY A terrible tragedy oc
CURED or the Beletountaine railroad on Thurs
day night The full particulars We have not been
able 10 obtain or the names OF the wounded. Il
appears as the train neared Belleiontaine. sol
der on board. inturiated with anger or laooring
under deiirium tyentens attacked lady and cut
Der across the breast inficting terrible wound
She fell. and an olicer. Captain of volunteers.
sprang forward 10 save her, and the maniac
str-ick AZ him. the knife entering the mouth and
cutting clesn access the cheek and Jaw The
Assistant Superintendent OF the road. John Can
by. vas the next victim he was cut across the
abdomen, il Is supposed morially. The conduc-
tor. John Spe. at length got hold of the knife.
after receiving q severe wound. and the man was
secured. The wounded and the prisoner were
left nc Bellefontaine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

g. Shoe customer have every reason for
cro~dsg Jones. yinBedge a Co'e. Shoe house.
Theis stock il immense. Prices the lowest 10 the
MARKET s.sEfe ....e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

NEW YosK. Nav 1.-The steamer Ericsson
leaves 10 day for the South, with two Of Ercs
sons devils
Accounts, reliabe state that in the scent raid
at Morgsntown. Va. the rebels numbered 1000.
all cavalry under the guerrilla jenkins. They
shot Lieut.. Gwin. Of the lst Virginia loyal regi-
ment. who was visiting bis home or furlough.
and stole 80 horses and all available property
No women or children were mOlested.
They went south on Tuesday, aNer stealing
hundreds of horses
There is reason to believe that thew came for
plumber and to enforce the Rebel conscrpton
act in Western Virginia.
The Tribune has letter from rear Vicksburg
stating that only one of our transports. the Ii
gress, was sunk in passing the Rebel batteries on
the 2}d us., and she was beached below near our
works Her officers and crew were all saved
The other three got by safely.
The Tribune says:
The report that four were sunk and two driven
back is untrue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

Shocking AccrpEST -Mr Craven, OF London.
on the Cincinnati railroad. had just completed
fine new saw mill with three circular saws On
Thursday he was running il. One of the saws
vas small and a thick slab was being cut BY II.
IL VAS too thick for the saw and in endeavoring
to split piece of with an AK il got fast and IN
Kicking IL loose the saw struck his lee and cut Il
nearly of just below the ankle Tie then fell
against one OF the large saws which struck his
shoulder and cut dagonally through his chest
with such torce that his head and the portion of
nis BODY adhering 20 il thrown thirty feet
from the lower part OF his body
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

vns department. 4 saI Dsp>sssr so<.slly asss,s<
10 the treatment ~ - ks~s->s u -A La
ehorrhea. OF whrs- Irregular. pninfni fn1 s.rpress
hens'ruaton Nervous sad s~ssrsi Dsfisy fs-s u
he womb, BsrrsnB>ss. a..
Consultations am xsrninstiu FREE ~ cfsrf~.
Also for sale. la DEaRR's ks.srfATuH p.fIs
for Female oos;rnctiona. i-egrlssifss asrrec "a
dies n certain IN stons should tirn - the,
voudesass m'sosrriags prsos 81 30. arc osy -
sent by mail
DR. cAifN's fkENkrTIyE--ks tsvasuskie article
Cor those shing % nii The nunber th~r onsprinr
a ths hsrren WAC deere ehidrrn; warranted rot n n
iure tbs heaih aDa Will last fer lifetime s-ns 10 .u-
sddrss-. undsr cal. reeelptsf tie sr-~-rwo Dol
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlsTAsCs--n. .rsssa, hr,ss
datsmens II Their sslpsoIas all r--rs pl.,k Chs-t
conainirg i-t q 20
Treatment, a. fccenes seni % sny par y the c0uniry
O. cure ay "a hone. free fron1 danger curiosity
All trAasNiious PRIV ss &se contdenEisl R>meanbsr
the name Aur uumhss.
Direct az letter
GAiJ.N'> BkAp plsFE>sAsl.
nasl5-6zgdSis f<on!sviiie. ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--1060--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

Invgoraes strengthens, and purihes the system IL
perfect appetizer, and Natures great restorer II is
posed OF St. Crox Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted to weak
and delicate persons, and be relied FOR its
purity teures Dyspepsia, Is gentle tonic. and just
the thing changes Of the Sold by all rocers
Druggists Hotels and Saloons p H. Drake a. Co. 2u2
Broadway, New York ianl4 -dtwltaw6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
The He bel General Hampton has He.
signed.

New York. May IA deserter from the Reb-
el army SAYS that Gen. Hampton has resigned and
gone home
Hampton Is reported opposed to tie food as
sessnent BY the Confederate Congress: and, 70
other arbitrary act Whether the officers in the
Legion have followed his example, is not stated
, Considerable dsaffecton ensued among the pri-
Yates and they have been scattered among cav
airy regiments of Virginia.
The Hampton Legion OF Georgia, as an organ
izatiOn. is defunct
Horses are becoming scarce in the South, while
from no quarter can supply be received. They
are dying at unusual ratio in the Rebel army
Forage Is very scarce. Indeed, from sundry
causes, the Rebel cavalry is fast diminishing.
The above il the substance of the Tribune e
dispatch.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
From yIurfreesboro.

MURFREEsBoRo. May IA deserter from the
Rebel ID Kentucky regiment who left this morn
ing. reports that Brecking,dge had advanced &c
Hanover Gap. two miles from here on the Man
chester road. He states that the entire Rebe
force IL now in position on the Shelbyvlle road
He supposed that il is the intention Of johnson
who is in immediate command. to hold the ford,
and gaps.
Gen. Rosecrans has little hope that johnson
will attack him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

wAsHrsGTos. April 30-The TIibune's special
says:
The Government is in receipt Of further graft
fyng intelligence from the Mississippi. indicating
that Farragut, Grant and Porter are making
good use of the feet which SO CALAMITY IAN past
the Nicksburg batteries
The Sanitary Commission has established re.
lief stations at Nashville, Cairo, Memphis aud
Louisville for discharged soldiers something
similar TO those in this city.
The Expedition Under GEN. StahI.
FAIRFAx, April 30.-The expedition under
Gen Stahl. which left here Monday the nth, for
five DAYS. returned early this morning The ob
ject of the expedition was to patrol the country
west OF the Shenandoah which was successfully &C.
compshed Several skirmishes took place be
tween this force and Masbys Rebel crvaIrv,
which resulted in the capture of forty prisoners
The men were mostly Masby's, and some OF
Whites guerrilas. and 100 horses Among the
prsopers is one Rebel CONSUMPTION officer upon
whose person was found a list of the names OF
conscrpts, and papers of Importance. We SUI
fered no loss The Rebels lost several men.
Our officers and men are entitled TO much credit
for three days and nights having little or no sleep
ard marching the most of the time 1t is now
definitely known that the Rebels have no regular
forces north of the Rappahannock, in Eastern
/ Virginia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
Latest from the Army OF the Potoma.

NEW YoRE, May 1.-The Tribune'. bulletin
announces that Rockers army crossed the Rap
pahannock in four places. The enemy is con-
founded We have captured four hundred pick
cts and reserves.
The Tribunes account states that on Monday
the llth. 18th and 5th corps moved to Kely's
Ford, reaching there Tuesday morning A brig
sde had been guarding the Fo4d two weeks We
crossed on pontoons superintended bv General
Howard. There 70 enemy found except a
few pickets
Stoneman's cavalry crossed next morning.
The wagon train was parked near the banks OF
the ford, and il was evident a connection would
be formed from there TO the troops at Kelley :
Ford.
From Il \. NJ. til p. NJ. irregular firing was
heard in the direction of Germania on the Rapi
dan, and il Is supposed the enemy were trying TO
check the rapid msrdh OF our troops
At noon on Tuesday the ls.. Sd and 9th corps
bruke camp. and al daylight on " ednesday the
enemys picket reserves were captured and two
bridges built four miles below Fredericksburg
Twenty men OF the 18th Pennsylvania we're
wounded.
third bridge was constructed, and sufficient
force 10 hold il, crossed. Two miles further
down, REYNOLDS first corps constructed a bridge
in the face of the enemys rifle pits, and effected
crossing. The resistance was stubborn bat short.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
From the Rappahannock.

WAsHrxGroS, April Boy mail 70 New
York: From persons arriving from the Kappa
hammock il appears that important movements
took place Yesterday. There was no fighting of
Importance; the forces crossed Kelly's Ford
PontOOn bridges were laid two or three miles be
low Fredericksburg. We had possession OF those
pontoons last night The enemy formed lines
battle, planted batteries OF the heights in their
rear, and also fired few shots 70 get IN range.
In crossing We lost one or two officers killed
and from 80 20 20 more wounded. Our men
crossed first in boats, drove the enemy from their
rife pits, killed and wounded mary and took Is
prisoners, including several officers, of whom was
Lieut. Col. Hammond Of the sixth Louisiana.
These prisoners arrived here YESTERDAY and
were sent 70 the old Capitol prison.
Another informant says the left wing, IS, 900
strong, crossed four miles below fredericksburg,
q little below where franklin crossed previous 20
the 6rst battle of fredericksburg They Tough,
twelve hours and drove the enemy eight miles
out OF their rife piis aud from behind their en-
trenchments.
The ID brigade of the lst division, FIRST corps,
has suffered more than auv other in the fight
Our forces have captured between 500 ana coo
prisoners who will soon De brough, TO tbs city.
Many OF these prisoners have voluntarily come
over 70 US. having thrown away their arms by
small squads. and begged food.
What Is thrown away on the ma IN By our sol
diers, Is greedily picked up. Other Rebels, how
ever, say they have plenty 70 eat.
The right wing crossed at Kellys Ford.
Gen. StOnemans cavalry reported TO be soIne-
where in the rear o: Frederick sburg One corps
remains AZ Falmouth, a e reserve.
From Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. May The sale OF 20's At
the various agencies, today reached j.. 600 900
From a careful average madeby VIM jay Cooke,
the subscription agent. over 1000 individual sub
scrip,ions have been made throughout the land
including the small amounts Of the industrial
classes, as well IS the larger amounts by capital.
lists and cabinet ministers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
Night Report
from uilIiken., BEND i.

CARo. Nav Ia steamer arrived to-day
bringing dates from hilliken's Bend M 70 Sun
day evening.
Nearly the whole army at that point are IN mo
ton They marched across the Bend leaving their
tents ard baggage behind The soldiers took six
days ratlons. Il
Two tugs having in tow four hay barges run
past the batteries at Vicksburc last Saturday
night. The Rebels did not fire at them
Gen Osterhaus now Occnnies Grand Gulf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
Colossal Golden Chariot.
VAN AMBURGH STILL LIVES

VAN AM5URGH sTTLL LIVES
and will accompany the Me-
aagcrio, and bear living testi-
nlony mat he Is MOI dead. This
Complete Menagcric.
The only one IN America
In an entire nrw outfit,
With new iiorscs,
New siiser-mounied Harness.
new Colossal Golden q hsrtot.
New GENEROUSLY Painted CAGES,
New Spring Wagons, and
New sin ccnsre-pole Canvass.
Six Times as Largo as
any ordinary Circus!
The unparalleled and most
-riunphants success which has
attended this time honored
institution, Is without prece-
dent. The Mcnaccrie In the
srrecIs, about ioA-x. will form
A Moving Paaorama!
IN Oriental Splcndor. nearly
one mile in lsLgtS,
ar FREE TO ALL. IA
Inc immense Pavilion will
ACCOMMODATE many thous-
ands; 80 all Who may desire
can sc
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
from every cline; also,
The Great Van AmbCrgh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02
Thursday and Friday. May IA and ID

~ Doors open Of y and o'clock Admission re-
faced 20 20 cents. Crldreu unte- nins sr-rs .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

Pau Lions. 6iarE Tir,y. Spcff>S
Tige-. 4frioan Painter. thr,s Ben
gal LeopoTas Paiy ASs0fic Leopard
The following was taken from
the living animals, IN New
York, March b, lso2. and may
10 rnnEfdnrnI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

Noon Reports.

.s-u-r-D ..r..ssl, ,os --r Dali, .r.rr ..-nsr,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

ls.d&~sf. No. % E.s, v asLiasson street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

~ Old silver and gold wanted, Cor which The
hiekess prsre W. each uili h paid.
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The GREAT va. sMBUEaT


n-Ai Indianapolis, 90 Ternssss, street. north a
Terre Ha1te Railroad Depot
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PRODUCE OF ILL kI.SDS.
SO East Washington Street,

INDIANAPOLIS. IND
apr2s-tk"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

nasis-ssGN~i.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-02

Noon Reports.
FROM THE RAPpAHANN0CK.
H0OXER's ARuY ADVANCING.
SKTR.uTSHE.FG on the WIZ.
WASHINGTON ITEMS
The Government has Good News
from the uisStsstppi.
GENERAL sTAHt's EXPEDITION,
NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.
sKTR.wrSHT.rG o. the WIZ.
WASHINGTON ITEMS
he Government has Good News
from the Mts<ts~tuui.
GENERAL sTAHt's EXPEDITION.
NORTH CAROLINA ITEMS.


WASHINGTON. April 2s.-The Herald's special
says:
General Hooker sent woman to this city to
day, for imprisonment. charged with being a spy
in his army.
The Times special save -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-02

Bark Comet, Capt. Jas. Smith.
." ouug Hector" Capt. John Pafy,
.sYankec.'' Capt. Taylor.
One the vessels will be dispatched regularly
three weeks. ofener-
Freight and Passengers taken at the lowest rates
All of the accommodations for
Pa FOR whom comfort will be afforded.
Through Lading will be given at Honolulu for merchan-
disc 10 New York the freight being rehipped
Francisco clippers without expense
shippers.
SINNERS can also procure at through
Laing freight shipped via San Francisco, Of Mesrs
GUdden Williams and Messrs W. L. Coleman Co.,
McIsuer & Merrill, Agents for Regular
Dispatc en- Line at San Francisco 35S-ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-07-02

srsG ~ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, on THE Arr
JULY, 1928.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Patriotic Ode.


srsG " CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, on rHE 41H OF
JULY, 1923.
The following patriotic written for sung
celebration Independence City Of Charleston
south Carolina 1925, and reproduced from
ry OF 30 years
TUSE-BTuee's Addrsss.
Hail country's morn,
spreading kindred born,
banner yet torn,
Waving DER the free
this day in festal throng
Millions swell the patriots song,
Shall thy notes proong2
Haowed jubilee
Who would sever r eedom's shrine
Who would draw the invidiOus line:
Though spot by birth be mine
Dear is all the rest
Dear o m the South's fair land
Dear the central mountain band,
Dear New EngIand's rocky strand,
Dear the prairied West.
BY our affairs pure and free,
BY laws deep rooted tree,
by the past's dead memory,
By Washington;
By common parent tongue,
BY our hopes, bright. buoyant, young
BY tile ties of country, strong
We will still be
Fathers have ye bled in vain
Ages sh' drop again,
Maxi - rashy stain
sior sent by thee?
~Tberseive solemn
r the ir' efore Thy throne bow
wer so % maintain now,
any othe Union Liberty9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
Boots dn0 Shoes.

ftse So 90, 81, and 81 50.-SHOES AMI
VO. CATERS. At JJNES'5 Nos 10 aud Il Ann,
+ s.-Please cali AID examine before pGrchAsins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
AmuseMents.
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
MAJOR SMITH. TAG INPERPRETER
OF rHosa
nEDrAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS,
INDIAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS
INDIhN CHIEFS AND WAistlOt ~ =
INDIAN CHIEFS AND WARRIORS,
home VITA IN. 'gs s,ia ioeompets and ne naS de
elurd MT 70 ss,rt 81 ,ni Wst 3r ,,ovn,y
TIE INDIANS
THE INDIANS
THE INDIANS
REMAIN TWO DAYS MORE,
REMAIN TWO DAYS MORE,
the o"''F' Of 20 Pcs TSIS gI no LovGrn,
no, will e~rauiy STAT tnsr homes la tho Western
"''-' % T%o JAYS MORE. THEN. REMAIN
'0' ''' Puiwr iD MEN or TaE wiLDERSEss,
and who viii I'll of' ny theia' WAIST parent Will f1il to
Jaw -" hHFigf GED agS or TIE FOREST.
who.s . hsniei 9TH tbs: Of t1siT native co1n'
.tyf Leti: 40, oe lorg ,tten that those srs
IdE yEl;Y 8ssr GL a. = OF bSRiAN
snd reP--'n, Of the Do powertu, of tho iadiaa
Ki0wAS c1H,ScaEs.. APAGnEs. ARRAPAuoE5,
CADDO8 AND CAEYESHbS
Ter r1e ,oOG.h DOT slpnoai'is 20 rsa1st cara, are
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LIST OF CONTENTS.

arST OF CONTENTS.
Charles Lamb .Uacoi!seiel Wr ny'i Dark Ways A'er
"TaIs," Tne Wheel, Is Specs and Fshae'' Paul
Becker n tic 5snss The Feta F0rsss Of TIE CsIboni
.roos r<rios Iiis cJants0 Gas Days GiYef oHi7 Gn
Irisb lSihi shLu we COHp'omi'si