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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-05-28
To Kate.
[TOr the News.

Your frat my dear Kate, stands almost in sight
The IInn" where they feast by day and by night"
OF your second claim only a small share,
But write by the light "faf'' makes, 4 declare.
Your third was the person addressed, my pet;
Now, ''yOH" are that person, I'm willing to bet.
And that -excellent dinner did meet ''sad fate,
As the empty dishes told, after we ale,
For good or for evil, to curse or to bless, I
That charm Is "hfatpais," I'll ture TO guess.
Highland Home, May 10, 1868. DAISY,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-05-28

A Western, editor ono npoIogized to
his readers somewhat after this fashion;
"We intended TO have death and
marriage 10 publish this week, but a
violent storm prevented tho wedding
and tho doctor being taken sick himself,
the patient recovered, and We are accord
ingly cheated out Of both"
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The Conscription to be Enforced.

The Conscription to be Enforced.
3, s-3 WASHINGTON, May 1s.
Blanks are being forwarded to all
Provost Marshals, and the snrollment t
Of both classes, will be proceeded with
Immediately, to be followed by draft.
The quota for each State is now be-
ing fixed, and hears relative proper
tion to the number of troops already
furnished. -a-..- .aaer ,aC
In.some States there is Discrepancy
between the local authorities and the
Depur tine mt as to the number previous
ly furnished. ra I'd. 10. ur.H .aee.
Massachusetts, Gains that all her quo.
tas have been completely filed, yet the
Provost Marshal General decides that
she is elevon thousand short of her full
quota. The same is the case with some
other States. ...H a.' s|
No credit, it is snid, will be given
for three months men or State militia
service for brief periods. ..s'".
Senator Wilson, who is nov here,
and who drew up the Couscription Bill,
is understood to differ entirely from the
decision of the War Department ignor-
ing the three hundred dollar exemption
clause.
The section relating to it is nearly a
verbatim copy from the French law,
where it was executed as the present
law was intended by its fra mers.
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Aortrw.
From the Marietta Register.
CoPPERHEADS.


NJ soLDisR OF THE 3srH o. ". ..
AIR-Yankee Doodle.
When to tho nations call for help,
The people molly rose, sir,
And in one mighty living mass,
Went out to hight their foes, sir,
There was a scaly, slimy few
Who dared not venture forth, SIR,
But thought the best that they could do,
Was 10 attack the North, sir. ...
And SO wtlrzeal they won't to work
'Gaiust the Administration,
And sought for flaws in every man
WHO sought to,save the nation.
Then finding this did not succeed,
They thought they'd try the field, SIR,
And sandered every General thoro,
But could not make them yield, sir.
Next to the soldiers they ppeared
Aud tried to make them sec, sir,
That they were only In the field
To set the "niggers" free, sir;
That "Uncle Sam" had much deceived
These patriotic men, tirj t
That they were very much aggrieved,
And must come home again, SIR
A few there were who gave some heed
TOwhat these reptiles said, sir;
A few whose hearts would never bleed
To see the nation dead, sir.
Aud these In darkness stole away,
From drawer hearts around them,
And seeking those Of kindred clay,
In traitors homes they found them.
And there together linked they stand
In all their brazen show, sir,
or copperheads. and forked tongues, "a
And clovon trotters too, sir.
They stand and whine, and hiss and howl
AT freemsn far away, sir, w.
But when a squad would seek them out,
''Skedaddle is their way, sir.
While from the mighty host Of men,
Comes back a withering soon, sir,
So keen. that had they any shame,
TneV'd
From those who periled life and limb
In many bloody strife, sir, .
Who when the trying moment came,
ShranG not to yield their life, sir.
From those who left their dearest joys, t ..
And dearest friends up North, sir,
To bring rebellion to its tomb,
And ding our banner forth, siri
Talk not tV them of peace and ease,
Till freemens wrongs are righted,
Seek not to bring them TO their homes,
r. And leave our nation bghted. =
They will not yield to armed hosts,
Nor to a traitors siander,
But like true soldiers at their posts,
They'll conquer all the land, sir.
Aud when rebellion shall be crushed.
And Union soldiers free, sir, .'
The snaky Kissing Will 10 hushed- -
NoUopperheads you'll see, sir. JOSH
corinth, Miss
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1t will be observed that tddring TWEEN.
ty-fOur years but one editor, two au-
thOrs and eight printers we're admitted
into the AyIum This one editor is
John W. KeesC, late editor of the Cir
cleville Watchman. NF@A f4 @
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-05-28

Poetical Enigma.
One dozen letters my name composei
MY nine, i've, four, likes pretty beaux,
And they who are one, two, eight, six,
win not with common people mix
My twelve, eleven, and eight, three,
Quite often brings the news TO me,
And oft when working in a mine,
The workmen do my sovSn, eight, niue,
My ten, and eight, also four, three y
Is something beautiful TO see,
My whole,g name TO traitarSdeeP,
man whom |" "Copperkedds" revere,
kor 'gainst the South he will not night,
But gives them aid ioih all his might
And cries ',psaosi peacei--an armIstioel--
An Abolition war Is thlsl"
May, 1868, sALLIK.
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poutb's department.

[For the News.
-, Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed of 35 letters:
Myss 20 IS IS part OF the human body.
My % 80 81 81 is an animal. L"F
Ny 0 II I6 isa part Of the human ysago.
Ny so IT 10 "a 2s Is q musical instrument.
Ny 22 10 80 is wise man and an herb.
MY 10 Is % Is a vehicle.
by 9 II IS z 26 is tho OF the elements.
Ny 80 80 4 % "a is a species ~ dog.
My 10 is 81 2s 10 is the name Of 10 2s is 80 "a
General ga s... -f"- - III r. ..H-
My 26 s. % 2s Is worn on the head.
My o 10 % So is girls name.
Ny IL is ~ 3S Is the name OF poet
My 20 10 s 8 is domestic animal
My 2l 15 1S 10 IL profession
My " 20 20 10 Is the name Of rebel General,
AY1 90 10 80 IL sakind Of o vessel,
My 9il 10 fs a weapon. ~ ~
Ny whole was the motto Of a celebrated character,
Z ftFE FNlE y gHFE REGINALD.
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Answers to Epigmas 90, Of May 18th,
To Enigma by ''BlAek Eyes" General Tom Thumb
To charads In n-ht.uats.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-05-28

The longest day is now discovered to
be the one before your wedding.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
American shspmassers' Asssesatsea,
No 81 WAL srnrur-Rooss = AND 1
Sns soll~~ios md has

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commissions from 'hN Ass"e'Auon.-
Cap a,n. Albert Hamilton srhr .; Ihoms. in.s, SOL.
ship SAGE; Walt, msrr,msn nsrs Anssr "s.n
nenn.f herWhh thss nsup'. - W ~ IeIs'.s, Dss'n
e.o. we w, ~ a,s 80 po,ss,',,,s -
nohs smith schp us1sss, Queen; cbar.. Pasn shlp
rinkhsn, brig ~ whe.er sAnl Pot h-rs q Yeston;
John Drew tmar) shp frAinn. ZEN NJ Issb.nfA 10
s s.s s xo ~. s.ss, 80 s..ssiss ~. AZ. q RAJ .
s,.o = hishorn S,r Ocean Wave: WIN 4 Andsr.on barn
cos. ;;so W f.nde.on ba.r 90 hr me WIN coiensn
Wampnrsy Ksisht, IRIS Sarah Anes; Aaof slA nbsrs
So",s. srir wslser John vi bars ss riasi.,-
cha, lvg gurs n on the south Geo lrmstr, ps Vim
woed. srg Sarah Fl. rs.,er Brprnlo~ sr's Nsnln
ship Athena: jas Hnfbe-. shr Alns Jos Nrt-r.op.
ehoa, bark indus'rie; Ernst Domanssy. snip ~ ksr
Miseeiia"so.s.
yss "a and nav hs he sess. rspore b, sbp ch.shs ..
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Bs sr 49, ~, i;h 49,. CON .s.s I'd s,,,sa y, "a
John. ~. 90 the .. IT,. u was go tons,
mouth whslerl has been sid " pAfes "a view fors i"f
ns," ,.' .. o. Co.,, ~,
rot ront r,Pnts ADr ~ tel Ia wiih bIg juneau, from
and 'ar Sne, W. ras1 n,so 80 ~ e..'r
IN her hs a and crew an s1Ssassa IL raapas rse
them 70 p"r'
IN ~. ps s.i ~ss rp ~ into ~ ~. S, csf 81 sS
~eA. e.yns ava, 'hs bnes foe and 'ors'op'4l y.'a.
60 ,sla ~ Boston 20 2 ~ me.ss~" Of Ss~S"vpor md
Brro Isos,p.,, of ws.po !, ssv Bedford ia iou. a.
discharged from her ae whAnns T.i se va - BY s"non
se.s B,xypss B,Ir, Aerand.r for the safety ~ With
s,s 80, ,s.. va. :. .,as.s yssrrsa,
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Wheat fell OF &C. &c., with sales of only $4,000
bushels a 81 10 81 10 for white snd 81 >oa 81 for
red and amber Western winter, 81 27 81 t for hwau
kse club and amber spring, 81 Is 81 81 for Chicago
spring, end 81 q 81 80 for amber State. Corn
lowx and active, with sales Of 276 100 bushels mixed
western 70c 7sc. for and od sound. and 65c
Toe. fer unsound; Western yellow at 7Sc lie. Oats
active at Tic 7sc Rye seiiirE In lots ai u
cosy,s.-rhe market was dull, but prices were upa
tsred. af tNf - fa
Corros we're saIcs cf erected 10 day
M,ddlings vcrc nomirafy quoted down 20 soc
make To LIVER ooI there taken
10000 bushels grain at 7ISd skd. Abuk and ships
bags 500 boxes bacon nj 27s. Cd ESQ bbs pork pr
terms and by steamer 1000 boxes cheese nj Co.,
To London 500 bbls -four M g. To Glasgow 100 uercee
lard At asa foreign vessel to Cork with grain for
HAv was active at eoc q 81 10 for North river bale
Hons limited request at 16c. q 23c.
Mxrns quiet and prices dcpressed.
MoLissR du with trning sales reported at former
figures
Ous-The main business of the dav WIS IN refined ps
rolcum equa 10 &c. 6oc crude very nrm at 80 sc
n 33c. iirseed heavy at 81 2S ~ 30
PpovRbou.-Pork sh 10 the extent " 2;o0 bbls. /,
nj f1f 10 fi1 81 for Old and s13 20 fi3 G2 for
mcss s1l mess deliverable Juiy and $40 10
lard was heavy at phc 10Lc. sales coo packages.
10 &c. kc.. with sales Of 600 boxes.
No change of any moment occurred IN other articles
Rs quiet, with small sacs at i0se for Carolina.
and Ne. for last India
suasRs we're dull with saIes Of only 100 hhds at 10 &c
. Ike for New ORLEANS, and 1oixe 10 01Sc for Cuba
TsLiow.--saies were made of i5o,0c0ibs at lie. .
ukc.
TrAs.- oolonss were active and Arm.
wHpxu.-Jbere were 800 bbs sold at +3lsc. a44c.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
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sssrSy Head, sa~ srem saip cksroia GaiJea AsSes
sse hn.ra un,oa Hussra Liverpool, Apra n. with
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s:' WIN ssss. %s:s . tss S.. Prom
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a - Hu:s assres .s Fl. nssseo. Ap rs with sd.s
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g 10 sNlnd SNE modera.: srseast w ..samshlc ols.;
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islsnd does exit there may So soa bsnl here.
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%ss I,as q heavy plate
Ia.hen ookcu b " might nave oeen Wasncu Iom ves
beis uscs; -, = ~ 90 ,LLL y, ~.
snip y Stenon, HnIio ionuon hn1 Isle o. " igh.
HTrl with dee ana Ilo pAsssncsrs 70 onnne nintarn
Ship Julia CD ssrekiaui, london and The Downs April
e Win mdsr 70 Danham Made sonsscrn rassage had
peasant weather ana saw no iee; had winds IRON the
bsnks -, :. - 40. :. ~. ,,,.,.g ..,,a
ohp vhtosa. 1unson, Lohaon anu imo od x"S april
~ whn muse sLe e secIaxe Mssonkcr 70 r ~ Morktn
fprii n 10 mes ~ from beachy nesd spoke snp yohn
Ano npuekls irom onnaetana ion tom IA
70 lsth inst lat z Ion y % 70 m - 80 ION ~ TO- passed
several ls!gs io-. ergs And heIs hei Suh xo es M
troin snoss pssssd "eahsh' ov VI New sork
hfnce zS9 lnit IW LsssIblvcA ...pF 49, y,
snip II ennara toI iaImouns meI OIh.wytet. Ty'
nou.h = )! eays tn eena = 70 nsn VsIvy yhAse An
lat ~ 70 81 hnN 70 ~ osW mfke nAmper %. copeLss
ship soms neeHsirs 0nesse 0hsRow ana AAmseh' Aprh
w. with mc, 9, 70 Lnnss -. 49,. -.
snip rnm Apart \nAeh rms IL memnn1, - ~ 80 =
~. ~. w.. s,s ,yss y ,-tss, ,rSs ~ shs
time On ths Bsnrs seysrs csIergs ioth Inst st IS "a
Ion (6 O sp ke bark Ersh~h o. and from Dretnsu fof
Bstmore a. me dsy Nor shin Reform from Falmouth Tor
Quebec .h- z,
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Fatal REULx o. sHoorrSo AvyRAy. John Bray, .
1sleh, died t the New York Hospital yesterday from
~ ELECTS Of pistol shot wound received the 30h Of
AVs iast At the hands or Sebastian Dreahr. Coroner
Wuasy held en- ante morem examination the day follow
~ shoeting ana thought that Bray would not
01svNe moro than day or two. Contrary 10 the OF.
peatattus q the rsuds Of decessed however, he lived
lcg nearly month afterwards He ATTENDED by DIR.
xsapedy, and secmed 70 be getting along pretty well
untn Sunday, when he had reapse and, becoming
hansteA from his long lness died the following morning
An inquest will be held upon the body to-day Tho as
saus vas committed In Laursns street, and grew
quarrel respecting the payment for drnks Whether
hero any Justification for the shooting
"a appear Dreahr locked up the time OF the as
unut, and has been In prison ever since.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
BILLIARDS.

pTiiJsgDa --gU HcWAEEGs wAsrINc sIEer ca Ass
ID U lsff Ttisf ~its atsfr ats infsrtsf Psies
Frslo.s wlff astftT I'D s~ntitirsafss tyseh
.tsstgsts ffsisi wf fnd " shsff tsss
- - sSsy - Nssutsstrf ie bulsou ss.sl 80
slaa tsns Tshi'a
AZ Il. GEFUTH Gitrs EgTIcg 10 THg rUsLo
w .a fsas1ai uat hs rs~ trpf-ifsr Tai %
...s esrs gY ~ bga4ns ~ hs fse
s...s saa.sstVrss. u gaggtTu. "a yaiiss %.
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

permit nom the Treasury Department, which 10
very rarely granted. Government may Though Is
is not very likely relax this regulation 20 a. TO
allow produce and merchandise 70 be sent to the
rebels in Mississippi and Louisiana, while they
continue to fight ~ in Virginia. In that case a.
much Of both would 20 40 could hnd market,
vessels TO carry IL and money 70 pay for IL. With
regard 70 the market which now exists at the South,
10 safe 70 say that the people Of that region want
everything, from corn, nour and provisions 10 dry
goods, groceries and all kinds Of manufactured
articles. But II the .Conhsestion act be carried
out, as 10 now being done wherever our armies
penetrate, those people will have no means Of
paying for any Of the articles they need. All that
they have is some cotton and sugar. II the army
takes these, It win be idle to offer Northern goods
TO the planters; for, however much they may need
them, and however willing they may be TO forego
their prejudices and trade with us, they win not
have the means to pay for . single bale Of any
kind Of merchandise. Should the planters Of Mis-.
sissippi and Louisiana evnce . penitent spirit,
and thereby induce the President to suspend the
operation Of the Confscation act in their case
while their relatives are fighting our troops ON the
Rappahannock-s further difficulty would arise
from the want Of transportation. or the 1900 or
l,7oo steamers formerly plying on the Mississippi
very large proportion have been burned or
otherwise destroyed during the war; and Of the
remainder the bulk are in the hands Of govern
msnt ~ transportsp supply boats and gmboats.
It. Is thus clear that even IL we had taken vicks-
burg, Port Hudson and every now stronghold
which the rebels may erect ON the river, and no
rcopened Il from end to end, some time must
necessarily elapse before any trade worth mention
ing can be carried on there. II the river be open
L win be great gain 70 the government, which
can feed Banks army from above instead Of send
ing supplies round BY sea from New York to New
Orleans, as - present; and immense quantity Of
cotton win doubtless be brought to light and sent
to market by river and by rail. Some sugar win
also 60 up the river to Illinois. But, 20 far -
private commerce is concerned. Il 10 pretty clear
that, under the most favorable circumstances, q
very considerable time must elapse tsfore It can
amount to anything. rr s,,.., ...t.sse
The business Of the ub-Treasury was % follows
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

s''s''w ,,h77 y, - |, .qaa ~

Dscrssss. ll657 lsl ga l,22sxr2
This shows very little change from last week.
1As absorption Of money by government draws
~ bank deposits down slowly; they increase
agdan ~ government disburses. The specie aver
ags remains pretty steady; neither the banks nor
~ depositors seem to be either buying or selling
lold. N 1l1 sg.a N He aff a
Ths intelligence Of the probable fall Of vicks-
6urg led 70 heavy decline in gold and exchange
SAis morning, which reacted upon produce and
apon stocks. Gold opened at Las. against l4sL on
saturday evening; sold down to las. rallied to
hSH, fell on again to ll1Hs, and closed at Eve p.
n. at about l42T. Exchange huctuated between
lss and leo, with very light inquiry. Cotton was
inactive; buyers reduced their bids; but, as the
psiss IN England leaves margin for profit on ship
ueno ffom here, holders did not show any willing.
nsss 70 meet their views. aa lll-0 M
Msasy was easy u per cent on call on stocks.
TAs leading houses are supplied at per cent, and
svsry one who has good securities and takes time
- look around for money can borrow At 8. At
halfpast two most Of the large houses had money
ever. Commercial paper IL In demand at . 6
oss ne best names. Debt certificates are rather
1sDsr. AA"'i
ne sock market this morning was fevsrish and
irregular. Governments were u per cent better,
sna lninsis Central rose NJ The rest Of the mar
tst. IN sympatAy with gold, fell Oh. Canton de.
sliasd at the arst board lH, Cumberland u,
American Goal 4, New York Central 2, Erie TX,
esie preferred Y, Reading Y, Michigan Central 2,
eeuthera old AZ, guaranteed 2, Illinois ~, Fits
targ Z, Galena ~, Toledo l, Rock Island 3L.
Prairie du Chen 8, Fort Wayne 2, Terre Haute
.. Northwestsrn TX, Chicago and Alton I.
posds were Inactive; the Mississippi and Mis-
sssri land grants fell per cent. Mis-
seur sizes were again better. selling up TO
q. AZ the one p. N. call in the public
board shs downward tendency was increased;
Eris fell /, Pittsburg ~, and so on throughout
sAe pss. There did not seem TO be any great pres
sufe 70 sell at either board but operators appear
- 10 be uncertain how the news would affect the
market. and buyers held OF to watch events. In
sAs afternoon the whole market was weak, though
without any feeling Of panic. At the second board
nris fsil ~, Hudson 2, Central II, Southern old
.. Pisssburg sH. Rock Island 2T, and 10 on
thrssghout the list. Tbs bulk of the sellers ap.
peassd 10 Be selling Short the theory Of the COL
ispss sf ths rebellion, and the talk - though
\ was expected hat Jef. Davis would call at the
White Hosss day after tomorrow to sue for peace.
Afscr The call still lower quotations were made.
A The four r. n. board the decline continued, and
sAs market generally presented weak appear
asce.
pa eoatoviox were the closjue quotations OF the
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

sns sovsrnmsss may assent Under his authority MAJOR
Fpsss r. Bsnsent, late q the Third Pennsyvana cav
dry, an ofcer who has proved himself gallant and ca
Sa6ss the cld has been commissioned ny the authori
ia 70 raise regiment Of cavalry IN ths saas Governer
seymour has given his ofciai sanction. All recruits
Andrew Johnsan cavalry viii be credited New
York her quota under the draft Now 10 the time 70
enlist md give real assistance 10 Cover johnson and
hn fellow unionsts Of Tennsssse. MAJOR Dement'S e0cs
4 81 l07 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

ship Liverpool cortstt Lonaon-cfinnen xinturn co
sip kmsna Czes) Bronstrorr. Beifas,-Yusch xsinets
a Wenft
Bsrf Constantine tAu.) n.ndich. oueesslo~p. IIolnbs
ssrs Dsrmss.e,er Bank ,os.n), sEspsr. caal -Eas.r
Bros
nre wniiam Jane gBr). wsod. Giose.,,.r-t Jsetsop
mig Avo-sts tBr) Taro. f~sanyra and Porto Casefo
M, y,esaiS~ cpr, Mo.rr. wAismass.-D ssarr
pre O~ea Pearl ffrl. De ter han.ui I'D Dcwof
I,t~ n A. essau Nssr, - frsat-D Tvs bffdr~
A 90
s<hr ssrah MARS, ndsr1tn, D~nsrHfs-H Wenbarr
s~t, gs ar fRrI. NJ Nh, Ilst ssa--s BrgrhsnI
s~rr Fut<r. lolae T5rtr~ss Nonrcf v Cam bill
shr kent West " ssh.bsser--N an sr.rt sis&ht.
~, Z, Dss.,n wtess wash nrt,n--Naa Ffant right
s~ht n y Rs~. wrishf. Nssksros-tas W. r.as sl.sst
s~Ir fshfa ssrruae, Csnptsn wa.singias-E huri
"a So, n W SANDERS. kisrsh vs.Ars sn--J Saith.
-. ~ 1 yrek zoo Frpwt wal nrtar--N T. NeCrssfy
s<s, sss.s nrg.' y. wsssssss -. ~ ~. A s;ssy
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

80 sa Sod .y.B MoNDAv, May 25--e p. M. 3
Io-dsy's bank statement compares a. follows
viii that Of Last Monday sa ana SD 4
Vel esAin1. Loans Sp~ie Circurn. Drposits.
ay ls Slso nj 077 ss $50 sl2 s0o 100 los $40 iso
- a.. ,ssl ~ SOS s7sose7s lo7 .eso ost
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

The chief topic Of conversation to-day In mer-
camille circles has been the commercial effects Of
the capture OF vIcksbarg and the reopening Of the
uissis~ippi tits pretty difficult as yet TO deter.
mlns anything on the point with certainty, az
msch win depend on the government regulations
respecting srsde. the extent 70 which the Con6s-
sasIcn Get h 10 Be carried oct, the willingness or
suwiliisaosss Of the rebel planters " resome COM
nsrciai relations vish us, and ether similar con
ssAssations. AZ present no merchandise OF any
bi.l css bs seYs south Of Cairo without Q special
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
sponTrxo.

~ RriS0 --Jons GaAY oryaEs ToR EALE mrs
- iaary q Dsrs tu~ts1inr han Trrft.f zee
isl.ssas yoHAs kslsissas Doc n.onihs ga -.
.sl Dof. alec ttfsr I'll rlArs snf Tan rs
~. caH st 10 H1asf-it sife-l Erst hoor tOHa sEAr
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Police IntellfCence.

eDoofiNo AypRAY IN TIE FouRra WARp-A disturbance
sosk place u the Of South and Roosevelt
Sunday evening between Michael Connolly side and
william Harrison and Aaron Youngs the other, which
guted in Youngs being shot In the leg with revolver
NJ bands of Connolly Officers Miles and McGirney, Of
she Fourth precinct, were promptly on hand. and
rested the assaiant. Youngs. who resides No BOG
Front street, was taken TO the New York Hospital for
WodtCAl treatment
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

VIKADQuARJERs FOURTH NEW YORK yOLUN-
III ,eers, New York May -. l-S-ordsrr- rrri.
vii assemble al the New Arsenal Thirtyhftl street
and seventh avenue, at eight on Tuesday, ths ath
lannt. receive their ana .pipnsnt- Tor hr pur
po of attending the nion nr.ss meeting AZ uucA ~
Wednesday the 15sh Instant The officers aud viii
apT proper fatigue uniform with sotp- ear. Al
oh.e~,s and members VII te prompt In stnbane. Music,
refresh aad all 10 tton ana
have provided b. the Union League ny orer OF
Ne iork
The New York herald., 1863-05-26
Court Calendar-Thia nax.

Court Ca1ends r-This Day.
SUynnxn CcCRr-GIRcun Part 1-Adjourned for term
Part 2-Nos. 2306, ll42, added 10 last calendar.
0UvuuOR CoUn.-Part Mos. 1901, 407, 1 81, 226s,
MI 1855, 1857 2loo 247l, 2473 2477 247s 24s3 24sS
ISL Part 2Nos. 1896 1910, 2260 322 2062, 524 2240,
92le, 1884, 2264, 1886, 1854, lS6, s54 1853, 1875.
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