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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
rro,n ,hc Richmond whir- 1
The ltlkee itUINrC.

Elated By their recent successes, the Yankees
are picuring to themselves a brilliant future and
parcclins out the South as the Jewish soldiers
once divided a certain garment the Lieut. n
ants of the Great Alexander cut NJ the world lac
hal conquered. Ii is all plain sailing with the
abolition subugatOrS now They imagine Grant
safely lodged for the winter at Atlanta the Con-
lederacv. heretofore rent in twain by The capture
of NickSburg, now torn into four fragments, and
the final overthrow of every organized army q
mere question of time. Lee may possibly give
Mead some trouble but the absence of Long
street and the heavy reinforcements sent TO the
hero of Gctty sburg. make the ul innate discom-
future of the great Nirginian a matter of almost
absolute certainty
The fragments of Lee army NAV retire with
in the enirenchments AZ Richmond, and there re-
ccive such petty accessious As Davis NAV be able
- draw from various unimportant points now
held for strategic purposes; but Grant pres I'M
u from the south Burnside from the west,
tLongstreet having abandoned the siege OF Knox
yille.l and Meade from the north, will render the
capiulation of the rebel capital. with everything
in H. an easier and sreedier job than that OF
Nick>burg. As matter of course, the armies
Of Johnston and Beauregard will have been de-
stroved before the siege of Richmond begins:
and rs for the commands of Kirby Smith II dimes.
Prize, MAgruder and TAYLOR, they viii he easily
disposed OF immediately after the surrender of
Richmond Two hundred thousand men will
then be concentrated under Grant TO drive the
French out of Mexico while * many more.
under Meade viii sweep the British from Canada
IL the iwinkling of an eve, and the universal
Yankee nation will reign from the North Pole u
the lSthmus of Darien.
This i a bold and beautiful programme. But
i does no. stop here. While his hand i in
Brother Johnthan" will metamorphose and
renovate the whole civilized world. The first
step, of course. Will he 10 wrest down trodden
Ireland from the despotic grasp OF Great Britain,
aud annex the Gem of the Ocean 10 the free
ami independent States of America. Simultane-
ou,lv Cuba and the West India Islands generally
will be ''bagged" b. this time Garibaldi will
have appeared on the scene, and under his guild
ancc the great work OF bestowing the blessings
of fce government upon the oppressed popula-
ton of Western Europe will forthwith begin
So far the programme Is sufficiently clear.
BIT beyond this point the existing dynasty at
Washington DO not choose to extend their vision.
L. viii require several years To execute this
scheme in all lis parts. During these wears, the
Seward Lincoln autocracy, sitting cozily In
Washington will decide definitely upon what is
next to be done. Events will determine what is
the best disposition TO make of the negro and of
the scarcely more capable races of Europe. a
monopoly of cotton will of necessity be main
tanned by the Yankee government.
II the plantations cannot be worked wholly on
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
Moral NQasiOua.

True, the form of the oath IS given, but no
man is coerced to take IT,
So saws Mr.. Lincoln in regard to his test oath,
whereby all must swear TO support his proclams-
ton in regard 10 slavery, past, present and fu-
ture When the first NAPOLEON asked the army
to vote whether he change the term of his office
from that of First Consul for a term Of wears 10
that of First Consul for life" one of his Colo
mel drew out his regiment TO explain to them
that the vote was free one-that each man was
90 exercise his own free choice: thar. although
no man was coerced into voting for General
Bonaparte. vet he who failed to do 50 would be
promptly shot at the head of his regiment
No man is coerced TO take Lincoln's oath 10
ustain his abolition proclamation. vet il is dis
inctly intended that all who fail to do so are
brown beyond the pale of pardon, and are TO be
iung, drawn. quartered and confiscated accord
ugly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
a Sensible speech.

The following really sensible speech was made
in the Massachusetts Senate recently The pub
lie men who can tell the truth have not, it seems,
entirely died out in that politically benighted
State:
Mr.. Swan-Now, We have had paIt of one
regiment come home after they had re-enlisted.
They had Through of thirty DAYS. The adj
ministration, if they are wise men, if they have a
particle of wisdom, when these old soldiers re-
enlist will give them furlough of thirty DAYS,
and they don't care whether they come home be-
fore or OTTER re-enlistng.
Mr. Carter-Thcy can't all be spared TO come
home ar this time.
Mr. Swan-They could be spared to come
home TO vote, and IL 900 of them came to New
York to attend the election. They spared so
many that the grand Army of the Potomac was
driven back TO the lines of Washington: and now
the Senator saws they cannot be spared to take q
furlough. This administration can spare men
so long as they see that the sparing of them can
continue them in power-wheneyer they can
take one step to pcrpetuate them in power; but
they cannot spare them to come home and see
their wives and little ones. Sir alnde TO Gen
Mcclellan; and, although | am not a prophet
nor the son of a prophet, l tell You that in one
wear from the 4th of March next YOU will have
occasion to say that 1.-The stone which the build
ers rejected, the same has become the head of the
corner" Then we shall close this rebellion, and
not till then.
This Swan is a white specimen, though he
does live in State where the black variety is al
most universal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
MAGAZINES.
Godey's Lady's Book!
For january, 1850.

FFNW0 EXTENSION FASHION PLATES. ONE THE
usual brilliantly colored plate that has made Go
dey's Lsdy's Book 50 famous.
Steel Engraving. Tshleau plate, very useful for
the presen; season, and Title Page for 1884, containing
seven distinct subjects.
Going to a Party Winter" and ''Returning from
Partv.' Two seasonable engravinxs.
The Position Girdle Two beautiful enzravings.
Slipper Pattern printed in colors. Very lumursus,
entitled The Christy Minstrel Slipper only to be
obtained in the Lady's Book. Full directions now TO
work il.
A full page Model Cottage, with plan
There about eighty other engfaving full page and
half illustrations the latest of dress
mental artic Tor ladies u work.
MARION EHAusE.AND.
Author Of "Alcne." "Hidien PaIh," "MoSS Side"
Nemesis" and miriam" commences new novel in
en'iiiei Nobody Blame
Other writers of eminence have articles in this number.
CLUBBING WITH THE PRESS.
Any editor IS entitled to or more copies at Two
Dollar, copy. decl5-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
BOOK BINDERS.
ED. l.. PALM EBs,
Book Binder and Blank Book
Manufacturers.

a N.D DEALER IN BLANK BOOKS. PAPER AND
~ stationery, Nc. 81 South Illinois street, Indiana
polls, Indiana.
sp al attention given TO Cosnty Officers. Bank and
Railroad work
Muse Magazines Periodicals, &c, bound in the best
styl. IN reasonable terms.
Reioember-Bneery and Store No - South III nois
street declf-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
PROM WARRINGTON.

Thc Question OF FINAL Reunion or
utter SepaTation-w Prevents
Rcunion-N hatfhe south Requires
Army Movements ON the Happa-
hsun0ck-uow Richmond Wight be
Takep-Ihe President Ioadying to
the Itu.sian Emperor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

E-It is stated that Hon. EMERSON ErHE-
RIDGE, of Tennessee, Clerk OF the House of
Representatives for the Las, Congress, holds
himself in readiness take the field of argu-
ment in behalf of Gen. MCCLELLAN for the
Presidency. y speaker Mr.. ErHEKIDGE has
high reputation for eloquence aud ability.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

sX-A terrible disease. said to be the dptheria.
desolating the small towns of Clearfeld and
White. in Cambria county. Pennsylvania Since
ave died
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
DIED.

Al Bloomington, IND, Dec. llth, ls63, Mr.. AIicE
FLoENK wife Of Jacob S. Br5adwcil, Esq, and eldest
daughter Of Samuel H. and Sarab J. Ba,kirS IN Der ls b
year.
Lafayette papers please copyl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

The Washington correspondent Of the
y Y. Express saws the Hon. Mr. Sebastian l.
expected here now every day from Arkansas, TO
retakc his scat in the Senate. He never has been
in the rebellion, and new thar his State is re-
turned. and his personal safety secured, desires,
il is said. TO retake his seat ia the Senate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

- Tie Presidents message. WHICH contained
nearly >.tOA words Vas trtnsmitiel - New
York from Washington aud copy dropped AZ
PhlladeIptla aua baltimore The copy delivered
70 the Nes York papess had but few tridn-
errors. written IA good hand and well
punciuate1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
NOTICE..
Assessors Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSES
4 sokS Of The different Townships Marion County
are requested to the County Auditors Office IN
the tlty OF Idiansp polls, Saturday. the 2st day
December, lees, at 10 o'clock A ,or the purpose
determ ing equal rate 81 valuation Of personal prop
erty tor the Assessment Of the ensuing year. pronp
attendance is respectfully solicited.
j. I. Wight Auditor Marion County.
decl5-d2t6waw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

- TrUsten Polk. formerly L. 5 senator
from Missouri. an8 now held a prisoner al
johnson l>lani. been piroled to remain IN
Sandusky until ne RECEIVERS from his dangerous
illness
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
i. CONFECTlONERS.
CANDIES.
Ola GGETT Il CO. 4.

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Suga, Fruits, Toys and Stick Candy.
4 Ls9 DEALERS IN NUTS. RAIslSs, TEA, FIRE
n Crackers and other Fireworks,
~ Meridian street, indianapolis.
ae.s.sluax =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

4 FIRST CLASS BUSINESS ROOM on WASHINGTON
street viii be leased favorable terms N appiica-
ton be made For description. &c apply 20
GEO. NcOrAT,
nov3S-cu No CO West ashingfon Street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of C0pGrinsrShip.

vHyHE COPARTNFRSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between q. ". GeiSencorn, & +. GeisendorT aud
H. i'endori, under the style and title Of sc. W.
Geisendorii Co.. is ti day by mutual consent dis
solved-G. W. Geserdorf Withdrawing from the firm.
G. f. Grisendor AID :. u Gel eudora duly author
ICED 10 settle colec all claims for sgi the hrm
of SC W Ge.sendcrT & CO -
GtOHGH W. GEISHNDORFE.
CHRISTIAN J. GElSF NDOgFF,
SARAH II. GEISENpOkTF.
Indianapolis, December lst. 1863.
The bu snes heretofore carried by said firm Of
W. GeSend rf Co, }" viii he continued by the firm OF
sc. r. Gei>e0do7T 3 Co." composed Of Christian +.
Geisendorh, Sarah II GeiendorN and Isaac Thaiman.
CHRISTIAN +. GElSENDORFF,
SARAH II. GEtSENDOBFF,
ISAAC IHAI.MAN.
dacI5 dIr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

sS-A Wilmington. \ c., paper says 80 $40
bales Of cotton through the blockade
a. that port "a the first nine months of this wear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

- BY the terms Of our treaty with Great
Britain. we have but one vessel of war on the
lakes, the Michigan" The Cleveland Leader
SAYS.
The United States revenue cutter, the steamer
Michigan has. within the last few days, received
her new armament. consisting os thirteen addi-
ti0ual gum, sud i ready for any aud all OF The
gunboats from Montreal that are coming this
way.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
WAN E D.


Inv StudeWt Wanfcd.
vIvHE:USDERsIGsED WANTS, AT HIS OFFICy IN
the City, Law Student IL good habit and vel
qualines Lawyers Clerk. No on- not . eompesen
Clerk nssd apply. NNRAY
indisrapoli. Dec. Z, ls63 .secH-dst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

HPKN DAY AND NIGHT FOR TUE RECEPTION
~ - Pupil, ia either repar menf- Prize Of Tuition
much .cuced. and j. less Than any her similar
Institution In the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15
MARSHAl'S SALE.
United STATES Marshal's Sale.
Robert L. Cuttir

Robert L. Cutting,
a. the Circuit Court II
The President ard Directors the United District
4 the 81 Indiana.
Peru and indianapolis November Term. lS11
Railroad Company az.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

The Administration press iudorse the recon
struction and abolition schemes proposed in the
message and proclamation of President LINCOLN
We copy the following opinions of it from the
leading Republican press of New York city:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-15

We believe that the closer it is examined tn
more it will be discovered to be completed
adapted to the great end desired. The publ
mind after due reflection, We have not a doubt
will accept it as another signal illustration of tn
practical wisdom of the President
Evening star., 1863-05-04

NEw YORK, May BY the arrival of the
Brush brig Hannah. from Matamoras April
I'd, IL i. learned that the schooner John L. Gen
Try, from New York, with a general cargo, was
seized by the Confederates, alter she had en-
terrd into the custom house, and was run over
to the Texas side. She was Immediately
claimed by the Mexican authorities, when the
Contederates tried to compromise with her
captain, but he would not have anything to do
with them. He has put in claim for S6D,Go0
damages, and would probably get it.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
s. n. PIX E'S
PURE

s.. n PIXIES
OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY.
raj T dn III ei stsR U ct tie for
CATAWBA GRsPE
Thus sffording additional evidence of the pro.
o. to apoae ana 20
those made OF any other nation.
THE OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
dies in purity and flavor 1t is in fact. the Best
Brandy Ka0,pa. This statems Mt is fully corrobo-
rated BY the certificates OF our most distinguished
The want of Pure Brandy has long been felt in
this country and the introduction of an sr'ic OF
these vile compounds. hthert sold under the
nsns Of & Brandy only be REGARDED great
the aualte claimed for the best i'm ported Liquors.
and is of perfect purity and superior favor. and
sovereign and sure remedy for
DHsRhhRY5tAA eh5YA 1ANg NgATg1 tdE toE sNey spafFRAn fFRAnp
GENERAML III MbBRiLiTY F- CHOLERA
~RE4D THE CERTIF1CA TES!,!
WASHINGTON, b. c.. Nov IL, l8S3
DR. CLARK, Esq., Sir: have made a chemical
analysis OF sample of pure Ohio Ca,aw wba Brandy,
of the na manndsGtare nd e m h OF pix Co. Cncin
any sduteratfons or sdmixture of ingredients det
rimental to heaIth-not fictitious liquor made Of
corn spirits and flaming essences, and it is we'll
adapted from its purity and quality. to take the
place OF Fresch Cognac
THOMAS ANTISELL
Chemical Examiner. q. 5. Patent Ofice.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, sa Somerset ST.
BosTON, Oct. q, 1853. (
i hereby certify tha. l have this day made
chemical analysis of sample of Catawba Brandy
brought to me by e. simmonds, Esa ;, and that
have found adulteTatiag cred lent pro per
subtances in it. 1t is pure brandy spirit with tn Q
usual colering and sacchsrne matters belon to
brandy. ! would recommend it for medical uses.
CHAS. T. JACKSON, Nj
State Assayer.
D. r. CLARK, corner ~ and Penn =, ave, sole
Agent for this District. mar iS- cod 3m
Evening star., 1863-05-04
1861 THE 1853
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ 80 go $50 e.

PENSsYLvAN1A CENTRAL RAILiRO1su
ssszzz sssszzzs ss zss
Is ss + SSa9;'.'sn.,
svost sREFR; RsEP;.sAEs sAEETX Xsh And oonFeRr'
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHhSSSH SSSM a.nT,nos,
raiERbHIph42 EHRbH R41hz TS FS4FEs FfH4gB8se sE9s
CLOSE rHs # sssS II kHipKsRR1sBuRe
NORTHERN M cESTkah tas1Hs Il 'Ri RAILROAD,
THE GREAT sRs dGRTR.aL d5fGsRHTFH. aour.
WASHINGTON fsGn HNb BALTIMORE
WEST NoRraNksF E VI sHInts AND II ths hssourHwzsr.
~: Gsu Hs s the
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL MIGHT
SMOKING AND SALOON cARs ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers will take the 6. 50 q. and 8 80 p. m
and Q Is p m. trains on the Northern Central Ran:
a: M. here making close connections with the
trains On the PennsI lvsnia Central Railroad for
all parts OF tne west.
FREIGHTS
By this route Freights of al! Descriptions can b
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri 6y Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
ct Pittsburg with Steamers, BY which Goods can
be forwarded to any port On the Ohio, Muskingu gum,
sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and
Red Rivers; and at Cleyeland sandusky, snd Chi.
Merchants and shippers entrustins the transpor-
tation Of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREfGHT to and from any point
In the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
sIt at an times as arorabh as are eha,gsd BY oA6
Ratlyoad Con1panies.
- Be particular to mark packages "Via Penna
WIN. BROWN, ,Agt Northern Central R. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
kN0CH hEWIs, Gsnl superintendsnt, Alt9na, Pa.
L. L. HQUPT, Gent Ticket A gent, PhiladelHhia.
H. p; HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phils-
delphia. ian 2-lyf
Evening star., 1863-05-04
The Arrest IN Indiana

CINCINNATI, May DIR. N. ]. Dorsey, for
merry OF Maryland arres sted in indianapolis,
and sent III irCns TO Louisville, Is charged with
aiding and assisting soldiers 70 desert, giving
rebel prisoner7 money and assisting them to
escape, and conducting treasonable correspond
ence. A search OF his house developed tools
for he manufacture OF butternut ornaments, a
large quantity Of the latter in various stages of
completion, and numerous let'e ers between him.
self and Col. Hicks, recently arrested.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
CLOTHING, &c.
T7o THE cLorHInRs OF TIE DIsTRIori

1J,o THE cLorHlHRs OF TIE DIsTRIori
The undersigned would mos. respectfully inform
his friends and the Trade generally that he is noW
prepared 70 offer OF the finest Spring Stocks OF
RbADYMADE CLOTHING
ever offered In this city He assures those in want
Of stock that they win do well to give him call.
Respectfully. 8. RER7BBR6.
No. 2 Market Space, next 70 corner Of
Baltimore street.
Baltimore, March, 1865 mar q nm
uU URRAH ron sMIrHlI
$50 sIvENTH STREET.
He 10 selling Immense Bargains In
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS, CAPS. &C., &c.
FOR few days more We will ofer our immense
stock ct great bargains to make room for our
SPRING sfocK.
To those in want We, say nov is the time TO buy.
Remember that SMITHS is Headquarters for
Clothin.-460 Seventh street. two doors above
Bruce Co.'s. III. SMITH, oletAisr,
No. 400 seventh street,
nar7 and corner 2,th st. and Pa. av1
CREAT DECLINE IN aoLDl
In order to reduce our present stock We have
and are no selling OF ct rapid rates.
The people fnd that
J. BRUCE & CO.'S
10 the place to buy
GOOD CLOTHING
Low rates.
Call and secure some Of the Great Bargains now
offered At No. 464 SEVENTH sTaEET, two doors
below Smiths. ]. BRUCE co.,
marl7 Olothiers, AGA Seventh st., near =.
nIsCHARGED SOLDIERS
u are all invited to call at
eMIT HIS,
No. AGO 4BvBAfH STREET,
Opposite City Pos: Office,
and get their
CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PRICES,
soldiers can rely on Fair Dealing at
SMITHS,
No. 46O SEVENTH STREET,
CORNER GOTH STREET AND PA. AV.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMOnE AND hAkLROAUs
M - ssss:ssEs5 g -
On ana after Monday, April ., lsSs, Two DAILY
ThnAlss VII DC EnS feexssn two Sst.aan 4S aan
WARRINGTON and dARpERB FERRY, and six
between WASHING TON and BALTIMORE. a
follows: -ff
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON.
Leave Washington ats ana ll.l6 .. N. and and
$50 p. III.
ON Sundays at 81 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave and IL Is . n and = . ana T. 60 ?.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Wsshir eton at sG q. N. and 8, and $50
. m On sundays at 3 and $50 p %. Only
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE sovTH
Leave Baltip ore for Washington at 4.Se, and 10
.. n. aad 3, s. 80 and 31s IA.
ga.Tt FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at . .. m ana ?. -.
Leave Washinston st N. ana p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sundays
The third And fourth trains only from baltimore
and the arst and 6fth trains from Wsshingt stop
II xsr nn;nta - = ". p. 6NITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLB. General Ticket Agent ap A-0
Evening star., 1863-05-04
Secretary Iha>e in BaSton.

Boston, May 2.-Secretary Chase made r.
brief speech at the Merchants Exchange this
afternoon. He gracefully acknowledged the
financial aid ext nGed to the government by the
capitalists ana merchants of Boston, and paid
a Uarm tribute 10 the patriotism OF New Eng
land. he did not pretend TO have the power
of seeing through the national horoscope, but
thought he might safely say this war is near its
termination.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
THE WARM NKENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, May 2.-Gen. Carter has crossed
the Cumberland aud no W occupies Monticello,
after routing Chenault's rebel forces, which
retreatsd on the jamestown road Garter is
after rhem. A squad of rebels Were routed at
Meadgilie, KY, on the Both uIt, by a detach-
mt Mt of the Thirty fourth kentucky. Seven
rebels were killed, including their leader, Capt
tIprsuch
Evening star., 1863-05-04
Unisn Cavalry Raid into Central Mlssis.
FROM SUFFOLK.
More Fighting-A Rebel Eifle.Pit Cap.

SUFFOLK, VA, May 3.-ThIs morning at 0
O'clock Gen. Peck sent force of infantry, cav
airy and artillery, across the Nansemond river
on n Reconnaissance, and when two miles out
they charged upon and took the enemy rifle
pits and captured some prisoners. Our loss
was small, hut that of the enemy much greaaer.
The charge was made by the 18th New Hamp-
shire and the s9th New York. Skirmfshing has
been Kept up all day.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

To HOTELS, eRSo2Es 3 & I ! SSEssrAunAsrs, z j. rn1.
VATl FAMIL1Is, 30.
zss Subscribers hav. ,u,t ,eesi'sd fresh 'A'-
"a. c.srs AT JmIIxM mem 81 AMI x,oRp.c
ulisa they oasr fol "a sale II Ne. York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
ALvss asd Wsu Saisesad Ssoes S
% !ssEss ssEss.': 8. ,r-
s ','}i ;ESsssisss si;...'
aaaaHfLISE, -dHEbD2R and IheLlsa DALEY
4 EHIH Eg. K1hPs H1Rh1T1oALLY s1AL1D
yHSECR, SSESCSRRa alRMAE and 1NeLIsH ooRD1ALs.
o4akIsss sELTzEk, KIssENGEN and lka.
,5'sss o95Sssssa 99Sssa sSsSsG%sSS sHsSs %Sf, ~
VIA n '.siHs1ss .gzss7 s'ssEsRsRs ss6Sssfis. q
sisssbiishsd na
Branal1n11is Branan1 fH5 H s!spqs, oRRedss
~y,,. resolved aad aash los a0ss'o * osss fssso,
4 ADANs l1RRlss ooMPANY,.vn. , :
u ossio1 'i4 ka;s;..sos "a; Axam9s ~, ne
ERA sa'EzfFs EzFs5s s0FSE#zss s5s#zsDHs 4sR w,s1
x1RoHANDIsl. MONEY, yHYa4RY, .vALu
SsSs s1S S0tHS sAEsF FoSk xkb BSRRs
IN tho enss R1a9
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