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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
Specials to New York Papers.


NHw YORK, March 25.-The Times dispatch
says:
Refugees who arrived within our lines yester,
day, confirm the statement that the rebel army
10 falling back from Fredericksburg, and being
massed in the defenses before Richmond. They
state the entire force left at Fredericksburg
on Sunday night, to have been only 5000
They also confirm the news that the gun>makipg
machinery aud ordnance stores are being rapid.
" removed from Richmond into Georgia; that
the Withdrawal Of families from the city has full.
" Get in, and that sales of property are being
forced At . ruinous loss. They also acknowl-
edged and deplored the loss, in Richmond, of
cavalry soldiers, sustained in the recent thrash.
ing Gen Averill gave them, was between 400
and 500 in killed aud wounded. Among the
killed was Col. Lagrange, of North Carolina
The rebel guerrii!as came again to day down
to our lines at Chsntilly, and made feint of at
tack. Seventy of our cavalry made dash at
them, aud chased them mile or 90, till, iu
passing, they received flank FIRE from behind
pickets and barricade. Our cavalry wheeled
and fed, pursued by the enemy, but rallied and
again charged the rebels to a distance of three
miles.
One great duty with which Gen. Burnside is
charged in bis new department, is to defend
Kentucky from an apprehended rebel invasion
He will be furnished with an ample force for tha,
purpose.
Should circumstances permit, the navy viii
cooperate with Gen. Rosecrans in Middle Ten
nessee.
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Union Meeting in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, March 2s.-The meeting tonight
IN favor of sustaining the government was
magnificent success. st. James Hall was filed
to overlooking. Thousands were unable to gain
admission. The resolutions we're patriotic, out
spoken, and firmly and decidedly for the preser>
walton Of the Union, and the prosecution of the
war until = peace is conquered. They we're
adopted with thunders of applause,
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Burst.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-While experiment
ing With a fifty FOUNDER gun at the Navy Yard
TO-DAY it burst. Thirteen persons, composing
the gunner's crew weEs, present, but with the
exception of the chiefJ -gfneer, who was slight.
ly injured, all escaped unhurt. A fragment
weighing 300 pounds, passed through the ROOF
of the battery building.
Gen. Ulman has bad for several days pro-
tracted interview with the President and Score.
tary of War. 1t is understood that important
movements are under discussion.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28
FROM ARKANsAs-

81. LOUIS, March pa gentleman direc,
from Fayetteville, Ark, says the Little Rock
True Democrat OF the 10th, announces the ART
val of Gen. Price at that point, who would soon
take the field with Hihdman's army. The same
gentleman says Gen. Cabell is collecting the
scattered rebel forces north of the Arkansas riv-
er, evidently with the design of operating
against our troops in this section.
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Government Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Jay Cook, the sub.
scription agent, announces the conversion of
81, 200, 900 legal tender, to-day, into fve-twen
ties. The loyal States being thoroughly aroused
to the work, the belief is expressed that two
millions per day will be reached.
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Maine Lexlsl.,nre-

bosfos, March 2e.-The Maine Legislature
ADOPTED concurrent resolution, endorsing Lin.
emancipation, and the use of negroes in miiitsrv
service, and opposing all suggestions Of compro.
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stamps.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Bureau of In
ternal Revenue is now prepared to issue promis.
sorry note stamps of denominations less than
cents In the meantime express and telegraph
stamps may be used.
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A REBEL CHRIsrIAx.-A North Carolina pa
per says: "A man in Raleigh, q protested
Christian, who has seen three score and ten
years, on being applied to for corn said he
would sell it at the moderate sum of four dollars
q bushel, the purchaser to haul Il from bis
plantation"
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New Hampshire Election,

CONCORD, N. e., March 26.-The official vote
for member Of Congress in the LIST district, will
not be decided until May. 1t is believed that
Marcy 10 elected by from 50 to rs majority
Eastman ran behind the combined vote for
Governor
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From Vestern Vireiul.

WHsELIsG, Va, March 26.-An election was
held to-day for ratifying the Wiley amendment
to the Constitution of the new State of Western
Virginia. This city gives l 1875 for the amend
ment and three against The county will vote in
like proportion. Returns from the State show
an almost unanimous vote in favor of the
amendment
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From Commodore FarraRuf,

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following dis
patches have just been received by the Navy
Department:
CAIRO, March 24-To Hon. Gideon Wells,
Secretary Of the Navy.
have just received the following commune
cation from Lieut.. Commander Csrberes, dated
Blackhawk, March 90:
The Hartford is below Warrenton. Admiral
Farraguts Secretary came on board this morn
ing, en- route to Admiral Porter. It will take
him week at least to communicate and get
back. He says that the Hartford passed the
ferts, but that the others we're repulsed, and one
was seen in flames. 1t is believed that the Mis-
sissipp was the ship destroyed.
iogned,) A. NJ. PENNocK,
Fleet Captain Commanding.
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supre me Cour, Of WiscousIn.

MADISON, Wis, March 25.-The Supreme
Court to-day affirmed the legality of the last
draft; the right to draft foreign born voters. and
the validity of the soldiers suffrage law of Wis
c0pa;n
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MURDER IN CARROLL CoUNrY-AN OFFICER
SHOT By DEsERTER-A deserter by the
name Of Reuben Stout, from the 6Oth Indiana
Regiment, shot and killed Solomon Huffman
who was attempting to arrest him, on Satur-
day evening last. Huffman, in company with
b. |. McAfse, left Delphi on Saturday even.
ing for the purpose of making the arrest, and
went TO the residence of Daniel Stout, the
brother Of the deserter. having received infor-
nation that be was harbored there. TAey en-.
tered the residence, ami, after some CONVEX.
sation, proceeded, to search it. Huffman star.
ted up stairs, and had made bu, two steps
when some one from above shouted $50 back"
aud Immediately after a pistol was fred -
Two shots entered the body of the deceased,
who fell and expired in few minutes, Nc
Afee carried the corpse outside the house,
where it was found next morning. He was
deferred from farther search by the threats Of
the murderer above, that if be came up he
would serve him as he had his comrade Nc.
Afee returned TO Delphi, On Sunday morn.
ing Daniel Stout was arrested, and was taken
to Indianapolis yesterday. His brother, the
murderer, escaped, and is yet at large, though
he will probably soon be arrested. alive or
dead. A reward of 5000 is offered for him
Huffman, the deceased, leaves q wife and two
children. He had been in the army, but was
discharged, We believe, for disability.
fayette, Ind, Courier.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-28

Seeding FROM SEcEssIoN.-We suppose no
good Secessionists will be able to find fault
with the late action of the Cherokee Lepisls.
ture, which assembled a month or 80 ago in
| the Delaware District of the Nation, and which
passed an act seeding from. the Southern Con.
federacy. The principle of secession, we be.
lieve, is the ground work ofour Southern rev.
olutionists. According to their theory, tho
separate parts Of the country are to be kent
together only by sort of "passonal attrac.
ton" after the manner of the free.lovers, and
divorce is to be instantly conceded when.
ever tie ''af6nity" ceases. The honey -moou
OF the Cherokee Nation, in its alliance with
Jefdom, is spent. That fair Indian country
has received the rude embraces of rebellion
personifed, played with his flaming hair, and
partaken of his burning but delusive kisses
Safety, as it often is, has been the parent of
disgust Familiarity breeds contempt The
Cherokee Nation has left jeff Davis bed aud
board, and reversing the rule, has in effect
advertised not pay any debts Of his contract.
ing
1t seems that the Cherokee Legislature has
revoked the ordinance of secession and an
nulled the treaty of alliance with the rebel
Government An act was passed deposine
all disloyal Cherokees from Office, and declsr.
ing them forever thereafter incapacitated to
hold Office. Various other things were done
cancelling former other proceedings of the
Legislature. We have the impression that
perhaps all the late doings of this body are
not perfectly regular, but no one can deny
that they are as much so as those divorcine
the Cherokee Nation from the old Union
No., Republican.
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10 Burlington Hack Eye: @
ST. Louis, March 23-General Curtis win not
be superseded. He retains command Of this
Department. Capt. F. SrovER
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Foreign News.


NEw YoRx, March 25.-The steamship Etna
from Liverpool on the ll,h, and Queenstown
the 18th, arrived this .. m. Political news is
uumportant.
The marriage OF the Prince of Wales and
Princess Alexandrina absorbed attention. The
ceremony came off at Windsor, on the 10th, in
great pomp and brilliancy. The Queen occu-
pied retired post of observation, but took part.
The Royal pair vent to Osborne for HONEYMOON
day. 1t was a holiday throughout England,
and public rejoicings, iluminstions, &c., were
on the proudest scale.
II is rumored that France contemplates resu.
ming negotiations With Mexico after the CAPTURE
of Puebla
Mr. Peabody gave banquet to 200 English
residents in France in honor of the Prince OF
Wales wedding.
The Bourse is lower-69@8O.
Polish news is very contradictory. Many al.
legged engagements are pronounced inventions
II is rumored that the Russians we're defeated
near Tamaowa.
Reports are current in the Paris Bourse tina,
the Gear replied to France that be was unable to
make concession to the Poles until the Insured
ton was subdued.
France or England, but will act according ia
circumstances.
Prussia is concentrating troops on the Polish
frontier.
Garribaldi's son has gone to Poland.
The 10th having been observed as holiday
in all the leading markets. the following intelli-
gence refers only to one days business. 81
Lives pool, March ii, A. M.-Cotton firm and
prices one-eighth higher for prime. The sales of
the day amounted to about 6, 900 bales. iuclud-
ing $50 bales for export speculation. There
has been no market since the departure of the
Europa.
Breadstutfs-R. s. and others report Aour
neglected-W Wheat in moderate demand AZ late
rates. Corn rather better, 28s. sd, for prime
mixed
Pork dull, Lard quiet, Sugar quiet.
London, March Observation-Disclosures clos
ed at about former rates. All kinds of proyis-
ions are inactive and unchanged.
--latest via Queenstown, March l2-Cotton-
The sales for two days amounted to Is, 600 bales.
including $500 for speculation and export. The
market closed firm, with an upward tendency,
Quotations unchanged
BseadstuAs-stesdy; Corn, downward tendon.
cy:. Provisions fiat; Produce quiet and steady.
London, March l2.-Consols closed at 92@
VT for money.
American Stocks-Il. G. 44}c. discount; Erie
R. r. 4l}c. do.
LATEsr.-London, March lS.-Polish affairs
continue threatening. Larciewitz has been pro
claimed Dictator, and has issued stirring man.
lfesso calling the Poles to arms
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Dr.. ..Hayvey's Treaties On diseases Of Females,
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The Sisters Of Charity

Vx7ISh TO INFORM TEE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and the public generally that
they have removed tbcir Boarding School from
the Academy Of the immaculate Conception to
tho Balding generally known as "Sargent's
House," on Brady street between Eighth and
Ninth, where they are now prepared to receive
pupils, either Boarders or HalfBoarders, Ut the
Day School for the AGO ommodation Of those VINO
wish 10 avail themselves thereof.
The course Of instruction win comprise, aa
form erly. all that constitutes good English I'd
ueAEicn, French and German Language, Music
ON the Harp, Plane, Guitar and Duicimar, Draw.
ng, Painting on OH, md Water-C olors, Plain and
Ofnameatal Needle Work. 81
Terms continse as heretofore, but payments
must be made in advance, aud from this rule there
sUiH be no deviation.
The Uniform now adopted consists of dari
blue mefino dress. black silk Garibaidi waist
black straw hat, brown veil and white collar
The Same for Summer, but Of lighter material
end white straw hat.
Further information can be obtained at the
Academy. or st the Schools attacked 10 St. An
thongs and Ste: Marguerite's Churches.
DAVENPORT, September %, 1sS3.-lm
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A correspondent of the Indianapolis
"!Sentinsl" says:
" AS editors are presumed 10 know
everything, please answer me aquestisn.
Why is it that person who leaves the
democratic party and ceases to act with
it, .,ill calls himself = Democrat and
claims TO be one, but alleges that the
party has deprecated And fallen from
It's former position bat that = person
Who leaves tbs Republican party, and
becomes Democrat, never again cslls
himself = republican; and never aoeu-
sss thelparty Of changing ito principles!''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-19

PARls.-Of the hundreds Of elegant
seats oil over the city for the rspsss Of
the public, have not sees one dis
figured BY . psnknife. Frsn one ssd
Of the te~n to the ether, everywhere,
the choices. fcwsrs ere blooniag, with
only = barrier fsot high around the
beds, and yet not single plant or flow
er il ever touched. Paris has bsco me
the best lighted city in world, sad
will soon be, if it 10 not already, the
best ventilated. Its drainage Is known
to DO nearly perfect. The policemen
arc not rutiisns, but ~ civil as gentle
men-ushers Of the black and white rod.
In tho most polite and civil manner all
your inquiries are answered, and every
Reasonable assistance is rendered if you
get into \ strait. II an Englishman
should tumble into q gutter in returning
from an evening party, he wcald be
!ifled As by the b and of the good Sa.
"aritsn, and placed upon his own
boaat.
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How NAruaB Covsxs Up BATTLE
rrsLDs.-Did I tell yen ever ameng the
affecting little thisgs ess 10 always SOC
ing IN these st,rsiag war timss, how I
saw on the Ball Rsa battle Geld pretty,
pure, delicste, flowers growing cut Of
empt:ed ammunition boxes, rose thrust
ing up its graceful head through the
head Of Union drum, which doubtless
soundsd it. last charge { or retreat, ~
the sass may have besnO in that battle,
and . cnsning scarlet vssbsna psspiag
ont Of . fragment Of bnssscl she'll in
which arrange cup il had been planted I
Wasn't that peace growing eat Of war |!
Evea - shall the graceful aud beautiful
ever grew ent Of the horr,d and terrible
thipgs that trasspire 10 this changing
but ever advsncing worlds Natsrs esv.
srs even the battle grounds with verdurs
and bloom. Peace and plenty soon
spring up in the track Of devastating
campaigns, aud oil things in nature and
society shall work out tho progress Of
mankind and harmony Of Gods great
designs.-Erch0ngs.
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Orders by mail receive
prompt attention.
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NO. LLSLIE.S BLOCK, FRONT ST
pe9 Ct
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- The New Yo,k Esprs,S nsasy ~
tials q lass Wsdhesds5 says: ssssf :.
! The uniavorabls military reports cana
cd the most intense exeilemsnt in the
gold market this moroing, and the price
jumped from l52 last evening to 155 7-o
to day. The greatest commotion pre-
vailed, and the disposition to purchase
exceeded anything for come timo past.-
The operations we're very heavy and
important. The street prices were -
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. q NJ - U M II n r O III
CAN az CURE

The advertiser, q Physician ef thirty years ex-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

O13eo1Al 10otaAAss y
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0E1 - nd II oU01.
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spA-6ncod
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