The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

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lAI0 zen. FlnoxS sney $40 ..,a-.-
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dsrea 70 cpaFGe kns As1RisalA l5e&i &i9?hA5a4s
wfre engaging, ,t9s Kansas se9lmenA IeeJ Aaoea
~ cutting entirely % pieces e9ei LcpissnA Heoas
ment hrst engaged; ana, tpe9 elsEgse tns lefhe9
rdgiment wnicn va a1sanfipg ~ t1e dbupR0es
OF the one tnen oeing Esssrea p, We kAn-
sT toys. xpe Dragons maqe a 9sae c9aseey
upon tne isst aovsnslng LQoiHenA !selmer1 cpe,
.delr wy eSt.Fety tnroqgn Y 20 inss sSses wnSo
efy iouna 70 co.npietsy cus 9a gaos anS
sqrroundsa g to oe 9pseelhe Aehe - return, ana -
/ " surrender. 1nls company numbered ov1
forty Thirty were taken PriSSnesb the balsnce
killed In the charge. OE ne g4ftJ oAkens NJ.
seen IeIe @ we loAI NpSp als9 do9 ~
| march as prisoperA :. The .EeheID StSippeo The
prisoners OF their ayms and clothing, even, -
their shoes, and forced tlem 70 mArcns oyer tbe
Hint bills barefoot. and SS!th such shr!s and
pants as were strppeq IRON kne y phllQtmeo sesqs
inns brave sergeAnt escaPed past SYaprra pre x9o
ieii aseeps ana ynen mage nls Esy tne as
night, and came in barefoot, WITH test eli bruised
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ne says AcCaliocn was mortshy wounded. snd
died at nine s9slock sunday motmng the l4M I1a.
inst., ,aaiter oei9g taken 70 SPfipgnfio. HM
oody was place9 In sood cowo i'ned WIN tms
niied win Tnisky ana seaeoI Iose'y, ana ON
tuesday morning waasesssed sosenwsro' accom-
PANIED Dy MS Dooy Euasds eeo' aee TWO comPa.
mes who 10 brought on the thirty orseoons Prise.
ners. These Two companies ana tne thirty
the oattie eroano 70 stones Spnn8, on sbe fors
smith road, ~ miles rom Springfield, where ,
they parted with the remains and turning tos
wards WRIGHT county, toid sne prisoners thas =
they would take them % Piiiows command :,
iney followed NO great iOad, bue travel.
eyed over hills and along by'paths to. shorten 60
their route. One OF fpthese companies vas on :
horseback, and led by Jeh Thompson, who sct.s
ed as Captain. he iscertain II wac Jen: Thompp
son, OF 81. Joseph and says ne knows him, ~ he I
was Win Oapt- Steeie ~ SI Sosegu tnia rpr'ng,
when Thompson was arrested there ana nis men
dispersed. The other company VAS on loot, and
LED by Capt. Baker, OF hannioai, the thinis( -
These two companies we're PouU armed, and
badly equipped, and TED themselves from what
ever they found on the marcn They arc prob
ably moving on 70 reinforce the attacking party
near Fiot Anoo. @"" %. a1". :. H'' fa
the dragon prisoner says zen. Price was
Springfield in the room where the two wounded
Dragons lay, who fought ~ the skirmish at or
near Stones Spring some weeks en- s,nce, ne thinks
heiwili not head the rebel troops sgain IN this
war. He had three or four negro walters cois-
stantly IN motion attending 70 6ls wants. ,..s,
The rebels were reinforced Saturday night af.
ter the battle, by s,000 men, under Mcbride,
many hundred OF whom had no arms. Their ar
rival caused tremendous shout In the camp
And but for the few old wagons which they !
brought IN, the rebel wounded could not have,
been taken to Springfield, as their whole train
and stores we're DESTROYED during the battle.
MoCulloch had one very large gun, drawn by
twelve or fifteen horses, which Capt Totten dis
abled in the beginning Of the battle, and the
rebels had 70 spike it. McCullochs Ice horse was
found tied to tree and several thousand dollars
in gold in his saddlebaes, which our troops se-
burv The de dead ~ was moved 10 Snpncssld 1 sun.
day, where our wounded we're taken from their
comfortable beds and the rebel wounded placed
upon them. They even disipterred the bodv Of
Gen. LYON, on the plea Of not being certain he