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Aspunky secesh girl is the author Of the
following cutting lines on '.honest Old Abe:'
"Jefdavis rides white horse,
Lincoln rides mule,


And Lincoln is fule''
She concludes by saying that she 'swill be
for Jshdavis till the t;nicee river freezes over,
and thsa be for him, and scratch his name on
the ice!'.eaA
General Wool terssly tslegraphs to Washing.
ton-"We have Suffolk" The process 10 near
y complete, then, says Family Fair. The
anaconda is tightening its last coil and Suffolk.
alton has already sst in.
, One WIN. Patch writes 70 the Mobile Register
that be b Northern man. aud dossn't believe
the United STAGES can carry on this war . year
longer Bill Patch must be . ANAL potato-a
very small posato-P atch.-lLoa Journal
: CoMMoDoRs Foors.-Ws ere eralifed 70
Be able to announce that The past two davs
has witnessed . decided improvement in tie
condition Of Commodore Fools, and his phvsi-
dian expresses the belief that the chances Tor
. speedy recovery ere good. On Sunday tie
symptoms were not favorable, and 10 was
s.bsd during the entire day, The elects Of TIE
sxcitssasnt the three days prsvious still having
their influence upon him; bat b. ears and
being kept III quiet. hs soon rallied, and there
Dan b no doubt that BY continued ssclusion
from exciting causes for alittls time, he may
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FROM 9ens kA0l1eCkssSOuthefn NoW0s
BEFORE CoRIkrH, May 27.--Gen. Halleck has
issued an order prohibiting diminishing. Pick.
cts on each side are friendly and within covers.
ing distance, which they improve. Last night
five rebels, including one sergeant, came over to
our lines. no
Our forces are within two miles Of the rebe
works. and in some places our heavy guns are
within battering distance, but the dense wood
lands intervening prevent either party from
opening the fire.
Camp rumors say Vicksburg has surredered
and our fleet is en- route for Memphis
The reporter of the Associated Press at Hal
leck's headvuarters says the Cor,nthian news
telegraphed from Chicago derived via Cairo for
some time past is utterly without foundation.
No engagement of the least consequence has
occurred in Corinth or vicinity up to II o'clock
last evening.
The Savannah News Of the 18th says two
Yankee steamers opened fire on Darien on Fri.
day. No damage.
The Mobile Register says all is quiet at the fort
It publishes correspondence in relation to the
demanded surrender of Vicksburg
The Vicksburg Citizen Of the goth s,ys some
Federals landed as Warrenton and had a few
skirmishes.
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Washington News.

WARRINGTON, May 2s.-The Secretary Of the
Navy has furnished Congress with the result of
the examination, by special board, of Stevens
Battery as an efficient means of coast defence.
They think that, for the purpose, it will re-
ceive essential notifications, owing to recent
Improvements in naval warfare. The Secreta-
~ believes it was the intention of Congress to
apply the nearly 100000 heretofore appro-
priated upon the Battery, according to the
original plan. Should it have been 80 appro-
priated, he does not feel authorised te spend
the money to carry out the suggestions of the
board.
Gen. Sigel visited the Capital to-day and was
warmly received by Congressman
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OAicaso market.

There was fair attendance on Change To.
day, and business was moderately active. Wheat
advanced about lc per bush, with Gales of Am.
Der Iowa at SOC; No. Spring At 79@7sac; and
No Spring at e9}@70c. The demand for
Flour continues light, and the market 10 quiet
Corn was steady ct 27a@291 for Old Mixed in
store; 2s}@24c for New Mixed in store, and 9l1
022c for Rejected. Oats we're active and Arm.
er, with liberal sales at 261 @27-priucipally the
latter quotation. Rye 40@42c and quiet. Bar
ley steady at l2046c for medium to good. High
wines more active at l94@l9}c. Nothing do.
ing in Provisions. Freights armer, charters
being made at 10 for corn to Buffalo. 41o for
wheat to Buffalo; lao for wheat TO Montreal. and
Sc for wheat to Kingston.
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A CouaT IN CUsroDY.-The Uniontown (Ky.)
News Of the 18th instant, says: ~
On last Tuesday strong party Of Federal
cavalry arrived at Marion, Crittenden county,
where Judge Fowler was holding Circuit Court
and the officer in command demanded that the
Judge and members of the bar present should
take an oath to DO administered by him. On
learning the nature of the oath, the Judge stat
ed that it was unconstitutional, and be could
not take it. The attorneys present also
declined for the same reason. Among the law.
yers 80 refusing were Messrs. Hiram EcElroy,
Benjamin r. Cissel. and Daniel Hughes, Of
Morgsn6eld, and Messrs. Bunch and Vance, of
Henderson. On their refusal they were all
arrested and required to give bond in SIC, 900
each, to be present in Paducah in few days,
to attend the o. 8. Court, to answer for their
offeuse, at Il
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Nrw YoRK, May 2s.--The Fortress Monroe
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press under
date Of the 26th, says the E. A. Stevens (Nsug.
atuck) arrived last night from City Point. 1s
She brings official dispatches for the Navy
Department.
Our feet in the James River lie ready to make
another attack on Fort Darling, on Drury's bluff
as soon a. the order is given.
The rebels have increased their forces very
considerably on the south bank Of the James
river from City Point to Richmond, and have
forced tie inhabitants at City Point and vicinity
to retire to the interior. .a.ss ~.
The rebels seem to dread an attack upon Pc.
tersburg and are improving the defenses on the
Appomatax river. $50 sa-.
lteauregsrd visited Richmond not to take
command there, but to confer with the rebel
leaders concerning his future operations in the
West. 1t 10 said he reached the rebel capital
only alter overcoming extraordinary difficulties,
and doubts are expressed concerning his cspaci.
~ on going to his army.
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6fsAHSoAr ARRlvALs.-On Sunday last Key
West. No. 2. passed up the'river heavily freight
cd for the Upper Missouri
Thursday the Spread Eagle arrived on her
way 10 Fort Benton. She had large quantities
of freight for the American Fur Company, and
about one hundred passengers for the Gold
Nines atf
Friday morning the Emile stopped for some
time at the landing-on her way up to the head
waters of the Missouri. She had about 200
passengers on board for the Gold Mines. Among
the passengers who are taking mountain trip
for their health were Prof Hoyt, g. F. FiIley,
ESQ, and Z. Jaccard, Esq, of st Louis Sioux
City Register.
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Special 70 New York Papers.
gs35 ISnocia1 II Poet I

WAsH1Naros, Nay 2s.-The Intelligencer of
this city states that Gen. Mcdowell il now at
Manassas Junction with q sufficient force to
aid in the capture of Gen. Jackson's rebel army
now in the Shenandoah Valley.
7 A gentleman just from Leesburgh reports that
the rebels in that place had grand jubilee on
Sunday and Monday over the retreat Of General
Banks.
/ 1t is stated that medicines purchased in Balti.
more for the rebels by their agents we're got
down to Jackson without capture.
The Military Committee Of the House will re-
port in favor of enlarging the locks Of the Erie
and Oswego Canal for military purposes. The
estimate cost Of the enlargement is about s5,-
OOO. 900.
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Bassle Of Hanover Court Houee.

WARRINGTON, May 2S.-Gen. Mcclellan tele-
graphs the Secretary Of War that the battle Of
Hanover Court House resulted in the complete
rout of the enemy. It is stated that We have
taken 500 prisoners. The loss of the enemy is
set down at 1000. Our men buried 100 Of their
dead. Our loss is 1915 10 killed, wounded and
missing, Of which 50 we're killed. The forces
opposed 70 US were principally North Csrolina
aud Georgia. Prisoners from North Carolina
say they very tired of the war, and that their
the rebel army
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

y. 5T-. 81 Hay -
Beef Cattle-The current rates for the week
we're as followe LIST quality $S@S 50; ordins-
~ 81 o0@S; common $707 80; inferior Is SO
81 90. The market opened quite firm on Non.
day, but with a certainty of heavy receipts re-
lapsed into dull state and pricos receded
about to D b on all kinda, ranging from 81 to
S@s}c, with some few sales at 90.
Mich Cows-Quiet and nominally unchanged
Veal Calves-In moderate request
Sheep and Lambs-Sold quite freely at quo.
tations, which show little variation. ~.
Swine-ln limited request. Corn fed s1@S4
light do 2t044; still fed S4@Si. sl,
The total receipts of all stock for this week
and last are ~ follows Beeves 1864; cows
lls; calves 557; lambs 6,7l2; swine s.244.
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Aaesher Viola ZION Of the ..Conss,,u,,o, ;,

Auosner viola sion or the ssConsslsus,on >,
fokfR1ee AoxRoE, Nay 27.-The Nofolk D.v
BOOK, which was allowed to continue il, iasns
sIter tne occupation Of Norfolk, on condition
that It should be respectful in lie tone. vss ~.
DAY suppressed 10 consequence Of Z communic..
ton in Yesterdays paper, signed INQUIRER. which
10 severe language, asssils those Union ci.i.
q. .ens xno hsve taken the oath Of allegiance 70
me United statea meeting was held Last
night and the course Of the paper vas discussed
and Committee having waited upon General
vlsie and stated their request that the psuer
should b stopped, be acquiesced and the ar.
der Was iasusd thie morning. si''-'.,' -
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savage MATHEMATICAL,

NEw YORK, May 2s.-Sick and wounded men
who escaped from Strasburgh, say that the re-
bells deliberately attacked our sick, firing into
the ambulances and upon the fainting men by
the wayside, killing in cold blood men incapable
of making resistance. The traitors displayed .
white flag with black bars.
letter from an Union prisoner at Richmond,
dated the LIST day of May, describes with graphic
force the terrible barbarities inflicted on our
troops now in rebel hands,
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Curtain Goods.

French Brocatee, Satin DeLanes French Printed Last
ings, Reps, Cloth, Bamask and Moreens Embroidered
Lace Curtains In pairs and by the yard Embroidered
Muslin Curtains in pairs aud by the yard Cornices in
wood brass or gilt Gilt Curtain Bands and Pins Centre
Iassels, Loops, Drapery Cords, Gimp Bands Curtain
0imps, sk Bordering, Curtain Linens and ali kinds of
Trimmings necessary for Curtains, window Shades ia
gold borders. Dry and Oil Painted ehades, White Buzz
Green and Blue shade Hollands in all widths together
with Bray's Patent Spring Fixtures, Balance Fixtures,
Putnams and Chamberlns Pendulum Fixtures Brass and
Bronze Roller Ends Rack Pulleys and Brackets Shade
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NV ioex, Nay 2s.-Tbs Baltimore Amen.
can Of ~ 27th says: Gen. Banks hes already
Ncesved reinforcement of at least $4,000 weil
alse,phnsd troops q Harpers Ferry. Several
-, 'olcs o. aegs guns, weighing about six tons,
Navy Yard. '' - -. " ~. sSsans'0n
~ - ces q he trains for Hasper,s Ferry vas
a. ssane Secsetary Of War Wataee nd
W.: Aa91ton end STAT, Of the rs.nl., -.
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BosroN, May 2s.-Gov. Andrew has issued
an order relieving the militia who rallied in
obedience to the proclamation of Monday, and
they are returning to their homes, except such
as volunteer for three years or the war The
men generally preferred to serve three or sz
months, not knowing that an act of Congress re-
quired the service for an indefinite period.
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A Coon SPEcTAcLE-Sixty-nins loaded yes.
sells, taking advantage Of the southerly wind,
left this port this morning. At one time in the
forenoon they we're all In sight from Michigan
Avenue, In the oiing. These vessels, the Com.
mercial Express says, took out in the sggregate,
eS6, IA bushels Of grain. Il was . magnificent
spectacle-this 6sst Of sails covering the waters
fronting our city, and slowly moving northw ard,
waited by gentle breesss."-( Chicago Journal.
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CAIRO NEWS.

ST. LOUIS Nay 29.-The Cairo correspondent
Of the Republican, Gays troubles are breaking
out afresh in West Tennessee.
A considerable force 10 said to be At Trenton
ready to march on Union City and Hickman -
Union men from Weaklsy and Ohio counties
have gone TO Hickman for protection.
-Four or Eve hundred rebel cavalry are station.
ed near the mouth of the Ohio river awaiting the
drying of the swamps in that region to plant .
battery and prevent the passage Of our trans.
ports on the Aiesissippi ~ -
A psrolsd prisoner from New Orleans 18th.
says Gen. Lovslls forces are ssill 1t Camp Jack.
con, Mis-. aa . iEiia@7 s'3 7ls&e
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MARKETs.
BuaIlsoros, Friday :. =.

.; BuRLInofoH, Friday :. y.
We have to note week Of favorable wealth.
er. Growing crops are doing we'll. III some
localities farmers are already beginning to pillow
their corn. Winter wheat 10 very promising,
and the Spring, notwithstanding late growing,
looks we'll, and we can only regret there il not
better prospect for higher prices. Tho foreign
demand 10 good, but orders are limited at low
figures The amount Of grain, dour and provi-
sions going out of the country is very large In.
deed. We notice engagements for freight in q
single day this week, in New York, exceeding
100000. But the receipts At all the seaboard
ports are likewise large, being SOS, 900 bushels
wheat in New York last Tuesday. Reference to
report Of st. Louis and Chicago markets below,
will show small decline in wheat--and corn,
rye and oats steady
In this market the receipts Of wheat are a.
large as at any time since last harvest. Prices
thanksgiving 5000; Winter 7o@76. The
annexed details will give fair Indication Of the
prices of general articles Of trade.
sUGAR-s}@s}-crushed, III; refined
white lie; clarified lOac. M
COFFEE-2l@ IS 50 ~ Isl
HOLASSES-By the bbl, Reboiled, 40; Syr.
ap, As; kegs. a SO. Sorghum, 25@s0c.
NAILS-Ass., IS 1894. ls8 To-
RICE-Sc.
EKUIT-Raisins, prime, new - 90.
BROOMS-$l 25@l so per dozen.
ELOUR-Wholesals $3.50 to $500; Spring
A,Oo@$4,55. ~ ~
WHEAT-spring, $1,000, choice go; Winter
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BALTnoRs, Nay 2s.-Lsst SATURDAY. The n.
putty Provost Marshal, by order Of Oens,aI MI
commanding this Department. proceedsd =
Esston. Talbot county, Maryland. and arrs.tsS
Judge Richard Carmichael, Judge Of The oonnt.
and N. ]. Powell, psosecutine attorney npon .
charge Of treason. They were brought 70 Ri.
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Priss Arrived.

! Nsw YoRK, Nay 2s.-Ths prize steamship,
Stella, from Loadon, arrived this evening IL
charge Of prise Grew from he gsnboat Blohls
She MAS captarsd on the morning Of the 9ltf
OF Cape Roman while attempting to run he
blockade ut Oharisstoa. Her cargo Of brandy.
wines, saltpetsr, &C., 10 valusd u half million
dollarA She Was iron Nassau, N! p, and her
crew reports another large stsansr sxpscted
from NasAu, The same 70 ron ths blockade. She
10 an iron propeller Of 100 horse power and
600 tons buTthen.
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|ijoining
Ind Isi.
! Missis.
500, an
person.,
{ be the
le adve-
q poet
society
layes TO
e couu.
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AfFlyhl - Qan. 1rlaahall.

4 Nav YolK, Nay 1s.-A special despatch 70
the New York Herald, dated Naahvills, Nay ~,
says that Generals Mitchell and Neglsy arrived
here tonight. They report everything quiet At
ing 10 increasing.
Jere. Clemens and Judge NcCsns, and family
are the prominent Unionists. Is s,.as.s
Gen. Mitchell speaks Of his position in Ala.
bama, % permanent IA
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| WAsHlSafos, Nay 2s.-The Overland Nail
Company will resume the transportation Of
letters in fifteen dayA Papers and documents
will 20 via Panama under an arrangement Of
the Company with Vanderbilt, who is to receive
$3.50 600 year for the services.
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HARRISBURG, May 27.-Governor Curtin has
issued general order contramanding the order
of eDlisting three months volunteers, the emer-
gency which seemed to require them having
passed
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PRov1DEHss, May 2s-Gov. VIM. Spragus
was to-day elected q. 8. Senator for six years,
from the 18th Of March next, when the term Of
Senator Simmons expires. He received 81 votes
out Of los. 81 ss4S1E
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Mr. PHEASANT, Iowa, May %. 1862:

MT. fLkASAhT, Iowa, may 70, 1867.
Editor Hawk. Eye:
The Philomathian Literary Society Of the
Iowa Wesleyan University respectfully ask the
publication Of the following resolutions, passed
at meeting held in honor of q late deceased
member ii. tsas a
WHEREAS, in the providence OF an all-wise
God, orr friend and brother Lieut. R. W. HAN
ILroH, formerly fellOw.student and member of
our literary ass0ciatiation, q private in the
First Iowa Regiment Of Infantry, wounded at
the battle Of Wilson's Greek, and since Lieu.
tenant in the 18th Iowa Regiment, has fallen in
the bloody contest between the Union and Com
federste forces at Pittsburgh Landing while
bravely defending our country against the at,
tack OF traitorous enemy; therefore,
Resolued, That while we acknowledge Divine
Providence ruling all thinge and the Justice of
the noble cause in which be was 30 ardentIy en-.
gagged, we cannot suppress deep but resigned
sorrow; We lament the loss to society of one 90
highly esteemed-to ourselves of one whom We
shall ever remember as friend aud brother.
Resolved. That we do earnestly sympathize
with the friends and relatives of the deceased
in this, their irreparable loss.
Resolved, That our Hall be decked in mourn.
ing for thirty days.
% Resolved, That these resolutions be published
10 the Burlington Hawk.Eye, the Osceola Re.
publican, and that copy of the same be fur
nished to the friends of the deceased.
!. N. ELLIorr,
w. I. BABE, Com Philomathisn Society.
j. 8. CLARE,
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Promoted.

Tribune Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Col. Fitz Henry War
rem of Iowa, was nominated for Brigsdier Gene
eral to-day. He is now in command of forces
guarding number Of places in central Mis-.
souri,
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FFom Oalro,

CAIso, Nay 27.-Ths Adjstant Of the 10th
Michigan was killed on Tuesday while taking
observations Of the rebel entertainments through
glass. a 5,5ss
The mortars Of Com. Davis Aotllla have again
renewed the bombardmsnt of Pillow. They
FIRE ct long intervals. *
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sick ana weunaes n,chsxa. ..,s,.-. d

NEW foAx, Nay 2s.-Among the sick and
wounded soldiers which arrived here on the
steamer Spsulding, are the following from
Michigan: i.sss = ,aa5 Is -. n
Il. Newton, 4tb; W. Robinson, 18th; w. IT,
Robinson. 4th; Sergt A. A. Carr 9Th; b. Gun
ny, eth; y. L. futile and Serg't !. P. Light, It'll:
J johnson, 9Th; Corporal A. L. Hayward, 18th:
z. Dond, 7th; Z. Ken, 10th; A. n. Hodge, 10th:
Add Cole 7th -
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Auoie

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Psert.
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Oil Cloths.

OF these offer large and unrivaed assortment either
regards quality style prise OF English and American
manufacture, In widths Of yard half yards
and two yards wde at prices from three shngs to six
ehillngs per yard Also, Heavy Sheet OIL Cloths twelve
feet eighteen feet and twenty feet wide at prices
from four TO ten shilngs per yard Also-Tabie OIL
Cloths In patterns and by the yard and Stair on Cloths
in paatv apfe
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HOME MADE SALVE.
e Manufactured BY
CONRAD BLIND

I Thls oalvs superior 70 any Of the imported ,rc,.
and aeertain cure for all kuds Of Sores Cuts Rrus
ETC. ni particularly useful In curing lsdcs Sorc 1s
The Salvs can Be procured, In any quantity dsss.s
asths aorsof g. BlCkLE q 90.
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Contranauded.

KANSAS CIrT, May 27.-The Santa Fe mail
has arrived, but brings no news whatever.
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Movement OF Troops.

CINCINNATI, May 2s.-The 6lst regiment, Col
ScheI, left Columbus for Washington, last night
Hundreds are arriving by train.
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what Asslssans Secretary Scott Says--.A
Dasale In Ten Oays.
PnrLADsLrnA, Nay 26-Hon. Thomas A.
scott, Assistant Secretary Of War, has arrived
eefe direct from hsilecks army before Corinth,
having seft last Friday Our army IL in excel.
lent condition, occupying strong position and
ready for the great struggie. A battle NAV be
expected within the next ten days,
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Mattings and Rugs.

Cocoa Mattngs for Offices, Churches vestibues, &c.,
In all widths, from onehalf to yards vide; Canton
Straw Mating, both white and checked. one one and-a
quarter and and half yards wide; Mosaic, Velvet,
Brussels and Tufted Rugs, Cocoa Jute Manila, Brush
Skeleton. Adelaide and Sheen Skin Mata
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Furnishing Goods.

Table Linens In patterns and by the yard, Linen Nap
shsetings Of all Widths Linen and Cotton Pillow Cssnss
Towels, Crash, Piano and Jsele Covers embroidered
printed and embossed Furniture Chintz together with
IArHe Aeeortment Of EIu1ea Picture Cnrds