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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

NEW-YOEK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
LINE ihc expedition aud reis5'e steamer aud
ifoad Transpol alton Lfu. co NesYoIk BnIins ~.
s. JobnbBry o. eHbuTgh. Molur. ana AL inerGs1isic
Gowns by Ntv liayen Steauls Pier NO 2S Eas, RiS
Sruhsst N l. FRANIIS HYDE. hs-ni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

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" ANGHMFfT con mencins NpSDAY, nov. l. 81
For ALBANY lc.Oa ul Ext o, " IL irain nom leL'st
Station. Ue,Cruif lowe y ibei D. ':5ih "
For Loc'' Trsin. 80 Z me ,tb's.
JOIN tURCNiLL SupriuteBJsrt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
i ONG Island KAILROAD.-CHANGE 0

i TERNiNU- Pa. E.eT Dtf~', Jsatsf'p and loot OF
34t-st r.. H.-N utter lrs1lem ..s commanding tnd'y
Do a. lo62: Leave NewI1rA ., N iot ecupot sss
Hsrbor Odeut srl I4n4p'ols. =. sLd IA. TT
lsu2; 9 aud u. foF Syg,-t; a .. ID iof Hemp
stead. SUNDAYS the HoutePs Font "a h'st
y.rry) at S:o ff lspLsnk aid ins-medis ,sions
A. e1cunian la'e, recurring leaves ls9hsHk a. J.J D. m
Ga friday aud Saturday nirt th- lap usn ~l ran
IL oush GIe-npo I-trr'g saturday ard hordsy NOM
ing at4:l5a b.. arriving 81 New-lO.kst 9:32 q N
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yneiruCuon.

I. + Townscnd's No. 40 Bowery, Ladies and
"a C,,ut.1 ,n a.. t.usht Arithmetic, Algcbr Ho0Ess-p
M wiring Gc in the thorough aud practical naHue
y 10 classes. open DAY AID uv-'irg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
NTEW-JERSEY RAlLROhD-FoR PII

n EW-JtE>EI NNTLINIlII-I II III
IN ADELPIliA a.d the sOtIH sld NEsf via u r.
STY CiiN.-a.i. tnl AP.ss L.u~s eave Se~.i on At
anu i0a M. T. o sd II Fare ! ?. Through tekets
for the Souh sud Vet So through basgs.e cgecked IN
D n. aud I'D II ?. "a haina.
}. ". NUODh' ~, As.i tsnt SursTintend-nt
No baggage he received g.. -Ins ubos' di'sfed
AID CHECKED u minutes a. advance o. tae time Of leaving
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H,RIE RAILWAY.-Fassenser tralns leave q

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IAN. Expr3.. for Bgfais.
g In, Mia, Gei.y. foi foft J-rvia
I2:lSp a. Accom- 1dsten d4il, for Por. Jery.s
49, m Way FOR Nj. diet. bayG aud NaT~ick
:. = IN. Nisb, Express, daily iot DnsSrk bnbaio and
csuspdrigua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

I'AGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMf.-
IL Essl-swood Pefth AnDOy), y J.
Aces. In Sc Isa tsrry aud H. H. sl sud g. m aud
3 aud p m CaAlosue' and fGl ini9 nation 0! AAh-
Gus STRING 70 g iaIkl piece. aud GASUN HAOIhhhS'
10 3 Ntfce!.st.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-12

CERTIRICATH.
=rbis d 10 certify that, about eighteen months ago,
commenced using STmLNe's AMBRosIA. My hair was
short, thin and rapidly falling out. had tried many
Hair Tonics Invgorato, etc., without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambross my hair ceased
falling ont and commenced growing 30 rapidly aB to as
tonish me- Now my hair is thick, soft and glossy and
a Ave feet four inches In lengthwhen lot down. reach
ing to the floor. This wonderful result attribute SOLE
ly 10 the use OF BTERLMG's AMBRosA, as since COM
menced using Is have applied nothing else 70 my har
Mrs. L. A. BROWN,
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DR.. sTERLrNe's AMBRoMA Is q stimulating oily ex'
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eradIcates dandru preyepts the hair from falling out
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tits we'll known fact to Thousands In the city OF
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that will cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the h
to grow.
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eole Proprietor,
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
The Shareholders, rebellion.

We have been told from stump and forum, BY
by Republican newspapers and orators of all sizes
and qualities, that this is "a shareholders re
bellion." These gentlemen will now be aston
ished TO learn that Horace GREELEY has discov-
cred that the principal shareholders Of the South
have steadily resisted disuniOn.' from the be
ginning. The New York Tribune. Of Wednes-
day, says:
Throughout all the agitations preceding the
outbreak of the rebellion. the more extensive and
UeaLky AMONG them steadily resisted disunion. as
involving the overthrow of slavery. Gov. Aiken,
the largest STAKEHOLDER in South Carolina, slipped
away to Europe. if we mistake not. very early IN
Isl, and there remains. AT all events. he never
bad a word of cheer for rebellion. Gov. Ham.
mond, another South Carolina patriarch, rich,
shrewd, and a most intense devotee OF 'the insti
tuition" has been ominously silent ever since Lin
coins election.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
new York Market.

NV YORK, May :.
Flour dull and heavy at 50lOc lower, SIS 50
@6 10 for extra State; Sc 9O67 10 for round
hoop Ohio; 81 50@s 90 for trade brands. Mar.
ket closing dull and heavy with no buyers at
outside prices.
Whisky less active and scarcely so firm: sales
at IS u @46c.
Wheat dull aud nominally lac lower; un-
sound Chicago spring 81 Is; winter red West
ern 81 60. The nominal quotations are 81 "a
@I 81 for spring and 81 60@l &C for Western
red and amber Wisconsin. Corn a trife lower
and very dull; sales at SS@s91sc for sound and
e5@S7c for uusouud.
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Molasses active and firm.
Pork dull, heavy and lower; sales at sl2 sly
@l3 for old mess; Sl4 75@l5 for new mess;
Sll @l3 for old and new prime, and Sl4 50@
10 25 for new prime mess. Beef dull.
Lard steady; sales at 9A@IOEc. the latter
is an extreme prices for choice kettle rendered.
Money easy at sac per cent. Sterling ex
change in moderate request at 81 64H@l ssh
for first class bills. Gold lower, opening at 50L.
declining TO 49H@4s1s and closing at so.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

man, he is a bold. patriotic and eloquent speaker,
and will make his mark when he takes his seat in
the councils Of his country.
h a. Dodd, of indianapolis. l.. P. Milligan, of
Huntington, A. p. Edgerton, of Fort Wayne,
and others. were successfully called out snd made
brief speeches; and it was not until q late hour
that the assemblage dispersed.
L. was truly a glorious day for the Democracy.
and one they will long remember with satisfaction.
The addresses made were of the highest order
and have seldom If ever been exceeded at any po-
litical meeting in the State. The assemblage
was immense, but the utmost good order and
good feeling marked its proceedings, and it was
beyond question one of the best mass conyen.
tons ever held in the State.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Latest from western Virginia.

NV York. Man 2-The latest information
from Western Virginia is TO Friday. Col Multi
gan was repulsed near FairmOnt, and the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad bridge AZ that point was
entirely destroyed. ) large force Of Rebels now
occupy Morgantown. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad suffered severely.
The bridges at Paramount and Cheat River
were blown up.
The steamer Creole has arrived from New Or
leans the 23d. and Havana the 9th.
General Banks, on April 2lst. occupied Ope-
lousas and Washington, resting for the day at the
latter place.
Cavalry were being mounted as fast as horses
could be got.
The news from Vera Cruz TO the 10th, saws the
battles at Puebla were becoming very bloody: the
losses on both sides were very heavy.
From mississippi.
CINCINNATI, May 2-The Charleston Mercury
says:
The Federals at Grand Lake captured 100 Reb-
els. two rams. four transports and three gun
boats.
A TELEGRAPH from BroOkville. Ga, 20 Hon.
John Forsyth, Mobile. says the Federals have Ia
ken Mayhew. on the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
eighteen miles from Columbus, Miss. This
movement threatens Southern railroad cOmnu-
~nication generally.
A large force of Federals was within two miles
of Houston. Miss. on the 18th, designing to de-
stroy the Mississippi Central railroad.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

SHOCKING AccTDESr-Mr. Craven, Of London
on the Cincinnati railroad, had just completed a
fine new saw mill, With three circular saws. On
Thursday he was running il. One Of the saws
was small and a thick slab was being cut BY it.
IL vas too thick for the saw and in endeavoring
70 split a piece Of with an Ak il got fast and in
kicking it loose the saw struck his leg and cut il
nearly of just below the ankle. He then fell
against one OF the large saws which struck his
shoulder and cut disgonally through his chest
with such torce that his head and the portion OF
his body sdhering 70 it was thrown thirty feet
from the lower part OF his body.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

THIS USlos on ANOTHER GOVERNMENT The
conservative party throughout the country is
pledged firmly 70 the Union cause. The radical
party is everywhere engaged in sowing the seeds
Of disunion by teaching the people that the Union
as it was Is not to be desired, and that we are
fighting for some new Government. which is TO
be hereafter constructed The onl7 rule OF faith
ought to be the Constitution. the sole object of
the war ought to be the old Union. That is
worth fghtiug for. But a. for a new. vague. IN
defined Governments TO suit radicals. that is not
worth fighting for. Let us keep the war to its
true purpose-[NeT York Journal Of Com.
merce-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
COM vi (
EY TELEaRAFH.
cincinnati Market.

CTEcISNATI, May 2
Flour dull aud prices nominal; holders not viii
ling TO make concessions.
Wheat dull. and red SC lower. closing at 81 -
al 25; not much white offering and prices un-
changed. Rye s3@S5c. Barley has declined SC
per bushel and dull at 81 40@l - for prime
fall.
Whisky 42c.
Provisions dull, but prices nominally unchang-
ed with nothing done.
Coin and exchange steady, same as yesterdays
rates.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
An expedidon under Colonel CowIes,

An expedition under Colonel Cowles, Of The
18th New York, had been 20 Gainesville. Miss,
on the Pearl river. and captured several vessels
A considerable quantity Of naval stores, cotton.
&c, was also seized.
A grand ball was given on the evening Of the
23d, 20 celebrate the anniversary Of the capture
Of New Orleans.
The New Orleans Bee learns from q passed.
ger by the Columbia, from Havana, that Puebls
had been occupied by the French. Gen. Ortigs
had capitulated. The same Havana dates al New
York say nothing of this.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
The eo.por. Democratio meeting.

We understand, and authorized to say, that
Messrs. SAMUEL S. Cox and GEoRGE II. PEN
DLEToS, will positively be present and address the
Democratic Mass Meeting. to be held at Gosport,
Owen county. on the l4ih inst, and probably Mr..
VASLAsDIeHAM A large assemblage will be
present at Gosport on this occasion.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
IRON missIssippi.
Mexican News.

Nrw loRk. May 3.-The French steam
transport Ollier, from Vera Cruz on the 22d. has
arrived here.
Her commander reports that dispatches had
been received from Gen. Forey that the siege of
Puebla was progressing and the French were thea
in possession of half of the city.
The commander also states that the reports of
the repulse of the French are entirely without
foundation.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Explosion of a Steamef.

SAs FRANoEsco. MAY 1.-The small steamer
Ada Hancock. employed in conveYing passengers
from the wharf a. san Pedro 70 the steamer Sen
ator, which was anchored in deep water five miles
from the landing, exploded j boiler on the 9th.
killing forty out of sixty passengers. ard wound
ing the balance, excepting seven. Among the
killed are Captain Seelay. William Bumforo.
Fred. Kerlin, DIR II. VI. Miles, Wm. p. Richie.
Herman Kimbal, the Mormon missionary, Cap
tain Joseph Bryant. ami = son of the late General
Albert Sydney Johnston.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

W-The Vermont sugar season Is over, and
the makers are disappointed Not much more
than half the amount made last year has been
made this.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Prom ChauceIIorvflIe.

CHAScELLcRvILLE, May l-Yesterday a con-
gratulatory order was read to the troops. The
suspicious opening of the campaign has electri
fed them.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

cupied BY a lady BY the name Of Chancellos. and
kept as a tavern
Two Rebel brigades had been there the night
previous and an attempt bad been made 10 throw
up ~earthworks, but our sudden appearance caused
them to evacuate.
We move upon Fredericksburg tomorrow.
From ChanceiIorvfiIe.
CHAScELLoRvILLE. May l-Yesterday a con-
gratulatory order was read TO the troops. The
suspicious opening of the campaign has electri
fed them.
General order No. 40.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAc1
Near Falmouth, April 80.
Il is with heartfelt satisfaction that the Com
manding General announces to the army that the
operations for the last three days have determined
that our enemy must either ingloriously flee or
come out from behind his defenses aud give US
battle on our own ground, where certain destruc
ton awaits. The operations of the 18th and 18th
corps have been a succession of brilliant achieve
ments.
By command of Maj. Gen. Hooker.
s. WILLIAMS, A. A. G..
from mississippi.
MEMPHIS, April 30.-A special to the Tribune
says:
The jackson Appeal of the Oath contains the
following:
A Yankee cavalry expedition is in Central
Mississippi, threatening Columbus and Grenada.
1t excels in daring all former raids.
The Appeal has intelligence from Arkansas
that the Rebels under Kirby Smith and Sterling
Price are rapidly strengthening and will soon
give the Unionists trouble in Missouri.
Gen. G.. D.. Maury is transferred to the Rebel
army in Texas.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
cow AND CALI STRAYED

ER0N THE SUBSCRIBER. No. iss WORTH NV
Jersy Street. on the LIST Of Mas. a White Cow. with
. little az Ga both sides Of the neck and head. and the
len horn very short. having been broken. The cali 10
white with fee red sDots. two weeks Old. I WI satisfy
any person that wiz return the COW and calf OF viii give
information that viii lead to their recovery
mylss-it WILLIAM RRLxKrh
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

SUFFOLK, May 3-This morning at 3 O'Clock
a force al infantry, cavalry and artillery went
across the N~ansenond river on a reconnaissance
when two miles out they charged upon and took
the enemy's rife pits and sume pii>oueN. Our
loss was small and the eneuIv'S much greater.
Skirmishing has been kept up all day.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
General order NO.. 40.

HEADQUARTERS Army PoroNAc,l
Near Falmouth, April 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-16

There are many pFePafailens s"iu Y ~ 'ar
Buffers rut W quart eottIes e~A' eI'os1 "a ~.
test " ni kes noh ruin, coz b ~ ~ W
10 crilt- 1cf kano%, The Taste ossN- y AiIe "
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tt- ea-s al ltIers has esosed si1 vii eo'' 'hoe ~
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cutipua4iy sder tb- nth-hreo " ateqip'i Ii@.'s
Of he ~orsI klai, the seeiFs tof Li1t
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IN a d aaAafd.s III. sra tea}a
rVt 49, - - an. ,vcst,,. nrl Jht BEETLE gf
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rfoorIAND,S GERMAN BlTTEES
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Medicines 10 general II ouxh diEtrfs o ihsir Ihere
sian. AID eretts yet koow Of no ~qsaeient reasons
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Of others. ue,t,.
German Bitl.rs prepared BY DIR. Z VI JAx'soh, OF
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-16
91ooK7inE Cars
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
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H Baggage Checked Through. ~
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The Hates of Freight
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