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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

Wheat sold TO the extent Of only few small lots at
81 90 for white Michigan and 81 10 a$1 as for red and
amber Jersey Market quite dull. Corn was In mode
rate demand at about previous ngures with sales Of
As 600 bushels mixed Western at $50 91c for sound
SIC. $50. for unsound and heated and 92c CSC for
yellow Jersey Sales made Of 5000 bushels rye at
81 oS 81 90 for immediate and future delivery and 800
bushels barley at 81 80 81 90. Oats were In fair de-
mand at Sac. a S7Hc, according TO quality.
CoFE-A few trhing sales effected, but the mar
ket was generally inactive
consolidating attracted very little attention and
closed heavily at 66c. 661<c mta
FREIGHrs-Ibe engagements to-day were on limi6ad
scale TO Liverpool 400 bbls. -four at Is. 3d., 80 600
bushels grain at 6Hd. SD In bulk and bags; 800
packages provisions, by steamer and sailing vessel, at
sos. and 22s 3D. To London TOO bbs flour at L. 300
boxes bacon At 2ss TO Antwerp 45o packages provi-
sions, per steamer, at 40s
PRovnnoSs-Pork was more active, with sales Of 800
bbs at $3 81 $l3 10 for old mess SIS Is SO 30 for
new, and $1l $40 Is for prime. Beef continued quiet
At $40 90 Sl2 for plain and So % SIS so for extra
mess, and $40 so 92l for prime Sales made
Of $500 bbs and erces Of lard within the range Of 9c
1870, 900 boxes bacon at 6x0. $40, and 800 pack
ages OF bans and shoulders at 61sc 7<c. and Sc.
6Xc Butter was quiet at 18c 24c forSate and loo.
100 Tor Western Cheese continued dull at lie. q 14c
SUGARS were in demand, with sales OF $50 hhds at
loAc. l2Ac for New Orleans, and 9%c. o l0hc. for
Cuba. go IN
WooL.-The market has been very quiet pending the
auction sale on the 18th inst, which Off the day
advertised The sale well attended, but little spirit
manifested and large proportion stopped and bought in.
The actual sales made at decline from former
prices The market viii remain quiet till the next sales
70 come OF on the ed inst We have nothing report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

r OVAL LEA0 uE UNION MEErrNa-THB EXPRESS
CompanIes q the clay viii help General scott take that
various companies w rendezvous on UNION "a ~
=! y. Ssloek glyrsrE sqmpsd acsordins 20 ExlkESs
square, Al Enprca Companies are invited 70 Join 40 .he
demonstration John 1nttfr1eld wN Marsh kcS
~T7 ~ 49, tLkx HQLLASD, 4 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
CITY CommERCIAL REPORT.

: J
BREADsTurs.-A moderate business was transacted in
four without any remarkable changes in prices The
days sales reached 1900 bbs State and Western 800
Southern and 400 Canadian within revised range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

d MILLINERY ROOMS,
MADAME BENEDICT Of Rue de IA faIa. Psrs has ln.,
received ~ her New Branch Rooms Wavercy place ten
csss Of freshly imported Bonne and on view
The Of this .rs
exquisite TASTE economy polite attention. and pupcusy
A distinct department
Il f0R MOURNING MILLINERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

,h1t II 6 baiiopW c':pon'Eon. Sfe :he' Ju:CTsi !"
Lo1is.eai a:iIirg IA ifal ths ss7cioa Ct te ,ts
to 3 doo:rn. winrn IS ai'sady conra!ed he fees.
govcrcna.ns on :s1,n TO shs MS: cerCpt an seck.
i.ea deapet,u upoa Will b The SUI eytr suoaai Ant
are ey prepared " brand with he irtsmy Il rcoci.
lion :Lal ssccca carse tor which he!c rTn bio hsrs
plI tb T. osi rrrs EeTi og iite and HE'D npjr
may fe, o. .:.k2 Yet The o4ih IEa' haT: s"o. I
aanc':or- Wis ro:l caiumry r1cn2unctd rS-iJst te
hero,s al 30 ..s-:i;s o. thsir own looc.
t:,uIt Ly InI &, Si- :e hestd iu Ioa.sata. wo4!t
say I, ta-s VIII, ia snaI 10 uc Tieh arec'ion
:.:,I ss;s-t cG,c,i Ls LICK ,iu! clth- bcro II Is
tno ! Sc, ,:e i've y"Ue pos! ! ~ bold Ecc a.i!y
se!rJoon. sc:cce lis -a&te. on 10 IL clcse .ay
g re Ee e1s eca it-s haye rtcGTeccd oar Iaa:.
- =! s11 aL..:,T I1t .l:ecii.2g ugjus'iy a-d ,r4
tLT Z: rr.;: - oai behts # Id, 5ung r. ii sab
! ar. D. re t. Cer:embe' taGi u tie greata sS or
=. s. ! OH t: :ho ari tu= o :a re- sr ii III yuu
Iasko ~ -. iriu.ed :suSe. I:srs - M atlrasIye
bG! ths. OF o Gial jn,ie. urnc cls>T ( to y5u ani
To yoH chil.un IS l,'s - t!s:.ry sha!l iiat. J! Is
now einoss d ceatu;y tILcs n As: amer Gun Revo.
t.E; srd men 20 this G&y point he anssr u. e.y
trTs goss man ii-Uu3 wE0.s vsIlS he tlJct OF
tory foas." Chras0 To U grJa aid lac sciEa!da
ta us &c linss a':sr thaa t.Lsmit tbs til OF his
kpr,sy 10 y-u Offspring. Du: il you h.es rCt h.
Nerve ssr ths if ts oath ca5nt bs ic.;!re- Jet IL
60 bst 10 :ho county wi hut ~rEd II cct IKE. 10
no.-in ths ~;tampt jasah aioa, w.t'Gr.w TIL ~.
dsrprni,gaos Sc:!a c,ca:, a,j 1-yora both govern
maI> sid L.iigt:p 10 b tmnoa iu;c. Lei ..e 9ct
I. HI fc.'s cocees OF lur.al ipf11i!y; scc nsr
hsp,, liz, to reo.diog scgsl whom Stefas Les:b:d.
oI' cunIy may ~rit- It's tcnsWr, rnd k-n dsOp tie
Issi 4 compassion With T!:! hl.. i: oct Sc Tc;.
retnslo, Ie.Isr
nj. ct r.epcc !eIy en-! i.n!y yn-ra
B. u PILNrE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

whilst others hold back or snoak ont, trying
to get into some easy place, or else srs pre-
vidsd with fat Offices making uoney, many
of them, who could not boast Of dime be-
fore. Turn and turn about hErn s.wc;s
hoard ie said, was 'fsi. play," sni "fair
play jowe'," and the old at;1ce is jgs. as
applicable 10 war az othe. thinga
Too much pyA.so, Messrs. Edito:3 cannot
os bectcwed % those galian. Iarr who were
the frs. to To'en:eaE IL 6tferce Of their s3ur-
try. They did 30 in spirit Of patriotism,
and they Lave fought and b;ed snd endured Ike
heroes sui true lst.icsG, as they are. Tho
country owes them z debt it will never be
able 20 cancel, On account Of the readiness
with which they rushed 10 tae battle Held st
tho first blast Of the trump Of war, and hsvo
continued evo- since at sacrifices Of personal
comfort and every other cnjoy.+eat lh.t can
make lifd deslzab.e.
Wax, however, for those who are hold
Ing lucrative posts, and, es report says, ms
king prince!y fortunes, to relax the!r gasp
upon the treasury paps and 60 Of taeir osn
accord to contribute by personal riah or
hardship towards the achievement of cur
liberties, snd you nsy wait until 'doons-
day should :his war continue that long -
There is cut oas mode-enrol hen-cnn
script taen. Coercion e.u accomplish what
patrie.sm scrnssin,eH falls to do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

tial both 10 soidiorB e..:i civilians; tn oif:s.s
and to Judges CT Ii!i!ar3 Oou'ta.
Thuro is slso quito swa-m of a.ah!e'
publications. OF Meaars. WsGt & Johnston
Vo!untesr's Camp and iisid Book--Crsy'i
Rayona Ersrcis<, = iii plates cas13ry Drill
and Bayonet Es<rciSe-Nupalsen's kiazinls
Of War-F:e!d AaEua!, fyr ordnancn M
! cera, &c., &r. Eo aeoI +, drsan Z cn thssa
which pratend no! - he ornamental but o:.'l
useful.
Il il nsr.;!s.s to y. ;a,s ta, Ermy Ee5ul1
lions OF tAp C9nfs;Ie. -: S.s:es f,"r. ar :,t:s
pensatis vrlum4. Two y,v,i r.,1na sr'
publishct---oao by NJ. Rana"!Fh, ~ ct@-:
by .Sost & Johnston. Enc, il n.netirne,l
by the Secretary Of War; n1d hat is lin
gulsr-esoh IL the authorize; and opiy cor.
tocs rIi.ion
The Troopers Manual and iToluntser's
Manual nfo ru5iints;i by Aarri: Thay l,e
in that compact and us ,ful s.zi w.,;;h I'll
than fe- tic kappssck. Aca rrtr so "a:
taxa cu- !*u-s Of lie Wa7-l:;eia:H@e
There is, however, an ecl.ga vriGl@e 10
fors us, which does net test Of shs tsahnicai
sr,sugernonts Of tie march, ;ha hospital oI
tue hoitle, though, inje":., j: Flsp IS a.-jrtiG
war book.
'Causs ana Contrast" !.y NJ. NcMats-,
hss tide which mrrsexss many. Or BE.
rusai aoEe,.., it :'1oyss % 10 phlosnphi.
cci sn,: historical eessy. expusiag the ra.ure
and osigin CT .hs Cause OF rtn Sua'h. ard
thc eseeltisl contrast bc.xeta Northern .rG
Saut"crr character md sGcisty-cT, SO h:.
SsMs:i justly .s7To5d j., thn sire :cress:bEc
conflict" lh:r, ~. ti:!a Is not on;y eliito:a
tiy", oi:s .-Ycst :-uLo.cLics!, 2isc; fn- VIZ:
Is tbs Iattse, if not ire U4":rs.:: Wha: -
sha Coa:res. ou4 ,2o Gauge As 10 c;7nree'
SI't: cay, s;:n~3 TT:a ".r ;:.c1D;;s.: :h.;itr -
Lci ;hsr IS ,h= fra. hnc las: ceu5n. d.
Mcas'G2' s's"9 lHHrn-d -a";aT, rysho]ogi
cal, liaaiolngic-l end Esyp.olJ,!csi, - :he h;s-
,o'y :f :ayary Ii, all na:ioas;.s exposes
ia~ hyg.cr,sy and Atrocity ;: me LiEc9iu
goyer:r:sut s.d Republican ac::on VIII
:igb; EnrG viii, bal with ripiencs ci pas.
sioa wnie! ~ rs.:.e N.5,dy like Moiinnoo
to l., Pr..an. Why could he 10;
bs good humsrsi, Ike as: Te-s is TO ur',
'sG;Og aaTEes, rsgrcis'iv s'icn svry haid
II .icss, 1a- Lhu pc:s%.,. r,,....-.. !? ;i:"r.
Siii never rptcrs.a,u; what ri.aG }8sin-;;
v:!.'Gs: msy PaE';h!Y :rGan. re auil.o:
d-sTs ps1a.!s, g. s2*mp!a. !'o:-e=s Mr.
l;Iicc:n sad Sr3s Gani,vr.MI. Wei, ;s is p'9-
5-h:o NJ. Liacc.l vii! feel A.,,:srai hy :'2-
:ny i:ksne:t rs thcL celebrated chss;:!!r n
Shakapea:c. Teen h.fays th.. Mr. bucb.a-
a. hehar:d I;.> ''the ,:eitor SOP ef Ca,ioth :"
AID sc>o Ia !cag;. Of tc-mias Seward (Oh
flo y Ah,nns; Khx;ns;sir! THO volume, nore'-
tbeless, :"rays reading; eod 40 ale pleaae ii
20 Fe52-,ys ths: :!r. iI2is:.a.an also !! r-e1aF.
ing history vi ;tc va.
TIE rsaSsc Eeaa- that It ii Mi W.. HDis
wark slso, "Causa Yi:d CortlIs:," j: ZEE -
tbs s;.;t-; ead ua;:cuotedty pur brv"3 riil
treat4s 10: ID nn;Eiag 3Gs slaughter, =: ir=Gt
un.i! .hc trroua six ln,nths at.c7 sa:!i:a-
sioE c: Treaty of Peace"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
LID AID cong3lT 70 THE EMMY.

Il viii eutp;:ze our ci:izens, and esFec."i'S
gu. soldiers TO learp tt,,tt the YarEees h''e
learned, ou the authority 0; the kchmonc
.sTLig,' ;Lat Presi1.n: D.Yis no!oige1 p2s-
sesses ths cor6 ,eccs Of tba people. We
sod IN the Now York "G,.ad,'-
The Richmond "Wnis,' rhes stating TN:
.Jeff Davis in 80 ousSe: of h's dlc;"tcIi.l
rsrss. al K chm I'D, had mo uoi7sr.a. con-
fisnss OF The ,ros!lcus p,oi!s Of The So1td,
Bays
"lf nc does no. possess that genera. conh'
Gence now i. Is his own fault. Ho has coz.
s,i,uted himself tho GoYrTDneIt and h1s hsc
MS owr way il everything. Results have
in rasuy tisnnl instances islisd 20 Sinh'cats
his w!sdoc:. Thesslf-suHc eacg ~h:ca loss
New. Orleans, abandoned Missouri AID Ken
tucky, and brought tie enemy 70 The heart
OF the South, I'D wnio laid open more tbeH
half Of Vireinia TO barba'ous dsso!aticn
continues &C cca:,o' oar eesEineF. Somt
misg;vins uuc.r 10 circumstances IS natufa
and Inyitsbio."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

States. They We're then under tbs Eriales ol
Consideration {; and then, ss afterwards under
the Fsdsrpi Constitution, they transacted
thsir foreign business Though joint agent.
Yet they rrrs distihs. sovereign States, and
were 60 Acknowledged. ::Bn. they waived
sksi- rights, ka ssys. Uow? sBE creating
a Copfedsfssa Fsde7ai Government which
represented aE''
Now there was no w-irsr Of sovereignty,
AZ the Federal Goye,pGsn1 cic not repro
sent GI'-it represented ecca. and by sntheri-
t. ;As several siscsdy acknowledged sev-
ersign:ies, it sraasactsd their foreign sEsi.s
jointly. They zero recognized as several in
dsps.ldon, powers, while they still repre-
sentsd themselves at foreign courts through
q j'iat agent. And the "Post" says they
wsiTed that Independence because they cor
'inued that joint agency under tbs Federal
Constitution.
Asto the profsssed neutrality" the apo
csrncr hslp admitting that this sabsoirsa
'isSSfslif2 On the pscs OF :ara.gH- powers hss
proved more hurtful to the South than to The
North. Singular effect cf neatrGkty! Tbs
President had proved that this neutrality
which hust orc side AID haipsd the other,
was DC nsutr.lity at sI; that Engiaoa. 70
avoid the oiAin duty CT refusing to recognize
an ineff3sisnt blockade, departed from her
ozn engagements nads by the Paris Gsclara
tioc AID that this departure wss sgaipst us,
aoa for our eneHiss. lie nad proved further
tina. the du:y Of ooutrai States .o rscsi-s
vi1h car';iahty sud recognizes With :sapect
any naw confederation that independent States
may think prtpsr to form, waa 100 cleo. 20
ai,:si: Of denial; pa: liz p0s:r;aesnor. ~ss
sninent!J beneficial TO tee United Safes, ana
detrimental t. the Consaacr.c:-i wa Hcs:
21aed.'
'T,-,- ;a the abstract. s-Ta Le-i Pe'IrsTstoH.
Z : woFa not foS toe ok suisr time and qrita
pec2:ia- "c:.cums.sne=s," tie Presidents would
&c cita.:y right: and truly LORD Ps'rsrston
IS crisvcd 20 Hnc .ha, MS nsu:-eitT has &C.
ted Ike that fsrcui 6ibe.uisn reciprocity.
Hewavs-, he gives US gcoo wards: "Let ns
hoeo that tho ey:!s w:ncs It has cccss;cnca
nsy Eol o. altogether anp.oduo,iye ofgocd.' .
&c. Nhsl reya Eyi.ish can:!
Ats: .;:, is il wor.h ~hile t. .e;uto this
goveTrmen: o,gan ami turn i inside oC: ~
We 6ouns It. Whst principles seever ofIne-
lie ls~, and cs coImor jcstioe md ec.anan
ssnsc may be urged and spilled and carried
ho.e::, tue policy er B.:tain ri! Pz7s1e the
even tsncr OF It's Vsy. IN; is nc va-i.bie-
nses. WhsE the :i-cs saG tbs circumstances
a.e ;=r:rsb!e to Snglaad's ga,a and :afuan-
ces. snen sne will co sa act Of ;Ardy duty
witc vast elflaSaaeion cpon her own
magnanimity. Til; then. let ahStsact jcstiee
cry or. IS !: may, sha will hcsrken to coz
ers.s convenience, ard hor "ocnecience will
no c1aar -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
CLlEG CUSHING.

This man IS reported to have ea!d, u i1:e
.nrs:i,g at Boston, tho object Of Which VAS
to take into ccnsidera.ion the bcst Plan t1t
settling Florida with Isakecd:
The question lad frequently been asked
bin, hoy viii you sovc-n the rebe. States
i: you corquor Ihcln:: Ha thought II tHey
Tt:e whipped, the Tebsl States would give
up, eg May offers had d0ne before tbs m -
Taa Iropef way 70 secure this result VS." bY
eAcrcs:iy cup orli : tao Governments: CT tHe
country, md ieadlng i: every a.d 10 pug
dogu :i.s rebellion. We hfd faile3 thu' '-r
bG tho iai!rga TO recosa;z, tie back eier'a
in the S,u.n and LGs white loyal elrfneHi ~
ttoGs % DC A.bt consultct in es!Eb 's.-:hs t:a
po,cy of his country. We should have coz
suitcu ths wishes Of these people, lns'e4c o.
,,s.s;;:3g 70 ine soft blerdishH'ents "1 snch
nsan as Wickif't, Of k-n.iczy, or Governor
S.sp!-v, af N,Sth C,caliUa, wHa, ia ils op'h-
ion, weee jas. az ready IS Jets:scn DAVIS %
cu. our ,rras.a. App suse.l II 1t b. lie
c,..,.r., 20 busv tareu hundred thousani sia'e-
ho,6,rs to save { enty. i've millions o. iCdn,
Lar ti:c S s7rhuido,s be buried by oil rnean5.
(Appjauea A rebel has no Iigh' 20
his .iic, ~ k,s property, or - h'.'tJ'-
rn.5 is tae plata lay. L.: US, tESfe;'re'
carry il COT, l. not y ha: is to become y ma n!
loYa: men Of the Saus Twas nth ns ,< EN-
who w,s put in tas plseo OF the slasshr: 10 der
% blsck ,nsn .. white. Ap !.use lae:e
cas- nolha,s 10 prevent the operatives CT
L,ocsshi.. " lhs Germans from fsrticlPan" n"G
in this rovspent-[ ApplaUse.l These who
in E.ro3s arc complaining that the;F oPc-
rsvy.s 1ra unemployed should SEND .hs.r a.
bortrs bera. ant we viii giSe than laad
in saund>5.cs and enough to do. [ App auss(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
~. RICHMOND ENQUIRER
,ssp DAILY, slal-wEEKLY Asn wstxi..
81 TYLER 4 ALLEaRH
TERMS

y.fss--F"r one ysa., twelve iollsrsi for XIX
~. ~ ,,y tcu.s. No subscription reosiys6 81, has
,,.r IA motifs
a' ~, wsrrLr.~Fos ons yesr, eight aollsrs Tor
" hx :oG, ..a:,h-s aid Iity oents No arcso.!p-
III .... ,.,:-sI ir tss ttsu siI months. ..
az aa.ssr,rr-Fo1 uae year, four dollars to1 ak
wv r.ss deNa,s So suhscripeon te-eiees so-
- q: 7routss -,
=, ..b.,-:.s.s changing THAR Post Offices, VII
- ....c he :s.cs oi fnt roet 0d3cs 3; 1Eok they
is =, t.ni, vi n-,aiy!lg tie = rapers
ADVERTISING.
.s,r,..-,.". wil b lnssr.sG =. tha rs.e of 0fn
-. So. 'c- zach snsc:tIa1. eight Inns Tor
= ,-,,s.i;ia sic"r,
,.;.s ,.usl - accompanied ny t,s c..Sh
..,., ~ .ff, VII 90: br atee;suod to-
ste. ~, -, money sre sent AZ tho tsk OF tbs
,r,cs- -.r-.' ......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

Gar. D. i. Hi hiss G"&uued, cVm:raisc Of
ths Oonfz1e,n:a r lc..: ii cinr;h CarCliDa: r.Gd
established big headq qlurIsse AT Goldabrro'.
TIE P:ttm.si.s Gares.! haa c3Est.i-Esd
sts following Peal GG:cas in "c-th Uarnt"n !:
Grassy Fptk, A::.saivr lcuatv; Mci!u.lcck' t
DO. li,s Est OG : :; ;taHlay;a CgecK, Gas-
ian cnGns;, has h.sa Charge: 10 hioTs d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
TEyNE8SEE.

Gsas-sl Jossph E. Johnston, commander
Of ,he s:nies Of tie Vest, arrived in huox-
vi,lo on tho l4sh. Ii ths evening he was
sarsnaded, sDd in responee TO the calls OF the
soldiers, be appeared on the balcony OF q"
L.mar house and ssid:
aGenLemen-i thank you for this Dsni-
festatiou of kiddnssa. Being Souta- " est
ern Virsiuian, my interests have been idenii-
f,ed with those Of Knoxville, as the lntsrests
of nv native section have been identified with
those Of East Teanesss. Such a reception by
soldiers is particularly gratifying. Coed
bye. .-.-.
C.pt. Wn. McBlair, commsndsr OF the Con
fedsrste States steamer "Ausnts," died st Ri
rrsidsnce in Ssyannah, q few days ago.
General .Besurega,d and Staff arrived =, 'f
Savannah on lie 18th. The Savannah "sSe'
publican" ssys: ,.,.
The General has now tbs entiTo Aooll'loI
army of shs Essr, with the strongest nava
fo1ce ever fitted out, directed against bin, ,yetA
.Iooks calm and chee.ful, AID is anything bu
sppslled by tho msgritude Of the work Do
fore him. BE h.s the right sort of troops, az
he is tho right man to lead them-this is tn
tue secret Of the csse.--EapBaaa RepuoAea7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
HEOREDi.

Oa Saturday morning, January sist tas
citizars fS:. Augustine discovered the fol
loving Notice posted Up 10 seVerai pubic
n,sc9; N ths;E c!.y:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24

~ Ind 81 e0ss's knew tho Confederation AZ
ley ~ tp,losn1 Powor, duly accredited; but
ns.,- 80. t fn9r :ess the States composing
It., because they rad .n-ya-
-'S 'seHsci::on as such.
r.,. ~: e' s1ac!ud.s ths: fo-.isn Ps9ers
1,.,. ssa 70 t'est them az revclt.d pro-
l. AID oa';antly w.i.," &c.
.,c,. '''=ly p'ssi6l. ,hss the apes,n is 40
ST., - 20. % know that most Of ths
laus A.. n:''>.rs tho 0onfsdsrsey, were
ir.r Sesaa1ed hy England, and respect.
'' So sovereign and Independent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-23
COZ steneman 3 Or md Away, Boys.,,

%! Stoneman = Up and Away, B0ys.''
AIR-"O Kenmure's on and awa'."
o! Stoneman Is up and away, boys,
o. SLOVENIAN g up and away,
And side by side behind him ride
Three thousand gallants gay.
Success to StOnemauS raid, boys,
Success to horse and man;
From Rapidan to furthest James,
And back to Rapidan!
Here's Stoneman's health in wine, boys;
Here's all their healths in wine;
For fear and woe shall strike the foe
Where Ter their sabeTs shine.
For all his men are picked, boys,
And all his lads are men;
Their hearts and swords are metal true,
And each is good for ten!
THEY'LL live or die with fame, boys,
They'll live or die with fame;
In after years, with pride and tears,
Shall mothers tell their name.
But they'll come safely back, boys,
But they'll come safely back;
, o! they'll come back, though fire and bioot
Shall surge around their track!
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LARGE PURCHASE OF CArrLE.-Mr. Yer

| LARGE PURCHASE OF CATTLE.-Mr. Yer
den, of Lafayette, Indiana, passed through
our city few days since on his way nome
from Iowa, where he has purchased within
the last ninety days, some 1oo mead a OF cat,
here last week, and the remainder, 1853, on
Thursday last, on their way to Lafayette.
THEW are to be driven slowly across the
country, giving them ample time TO ENJOY
the feed, and not making but few miles
day, to that place, where they will be fat
tened for the eastern market.
Another drove of 1913 head also passed
through the city on Thursday, on their
way from Iowa to Champagne county,
where they are to be fed.
1T is estimated that there have have been
sold here and driven through the city over
| 10, 600 head of cattle since the first of jan
uary.-Peorta Transcript.
AN EDITORS TRIALs.-As an illustration
of the trials of editors, 'Irenaus'' of the
New York Observer says: "The letters
coming to the editor, asking his assistance,
are so many that he might reasonably en-
ploy an agent on a salary to do the work.
We made mention, some time since, of a
new corn that has been introduced into this
country. One Of our distant subscribers
wrote requesting US to buy an ear Of corn
| for him, and from week to week to shell a
few kernels of it in the Observer, till the
whole was sent. In this way he would
save the expenses of postage or express
Imagine, my dear friend, the happy editor
selecting one mans paper out of vast
mail list, and cheating the Government by
putting weekly grist of corn into it,
| Gov. Lubbock, of Texas, delivered a
message on the Sd of February, in which
he states that the State has contributed 6S,-
500 men to the rebel armies, or 4,773 in ex-
cess of her highest popular vote. He esti-
mates that of men, between the ages of Is
and 60, but q 600 remain in the State. The
majority of these are, Of course, not able
bodied. There is a greater exhaustion of
fighting men in rebeldom now, than there
was in France Immediately after the wars
of Napoleon.
| A CURIOSITY IN VEGETAToN.-The en-
tire growth of the shoots Of the horse chest
nut tree for the whole season is made in
about twelve days from the putting forth
of the first leaf, and, if the tree makes any
other growth during the Summer, it all
goes to the wood of the trunk and branches
AS the tree is just putting forth it's first
leaves, those who have the curiosity to YER
ify this fact may have the opportunity to
do it.