The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05


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$500. -. 49,. 49,
pecsos % 9 49, Le o. - 1esse -.
/, 1eFshse. Ntss 1sps. Aas ~ sreen
hihu creek iass ni9nr fAys ne neUsa oepfeos.
lions and plunderinGe conunue emnterfapsed
mere, ana that every tn,ng u the pssce ma oeen
cAHseo Pm y reposseu suss sao - !, 1lonssss
rs stesanG tne wagons OF UNION
Lis ana vernon Ana hev. II Afnesh netn'
ooiss preacher, are among s0e ieaoinG sp.rits-
Ven. rope ana pig stan arg mere, ana Oo.onel
.olliean ana me oncers' y - rsmoeeo, v''l af-
nve to'mosfow
Al inteiligence is Kept very close since tne
arrival OF Gen. Fremont who goes 70 camp witn
nv SIAN ~ ana numerous retanue 70 morrow. - men
pc VII! leave here y uncertain. probably nos oe-
lore tuesday or WEDNESDAY nexk ne wss or
ended this evening" !.
spy. VINO Vas assemPune = escape on ~ "
us y. tnis evening. We. aslesssu.
me opinion seems 20 p galn"E souno s1 ~
tne neoeis inseno 70 semaln :. .sAlne'on ~.
s - s'Me % prepare iof = s.ess ensAeensns
IVA Tso, ,.,.o,. 2, 4 fremont !. energetic and
,,n;d T. liz mo,.ment. that he csn scut Oh
Pr;ce,. chance ~ aec.ne And Obtain : brilliant
victorv.
- Jr,,,,.or C,,v No SAINT aa-No reliable
~. - ;"..rs.. s,om Ronpv;lle Gcoreetovp.
GI.scov Roll ~ other monument poipts.
Cents;n .W.Iter 81 Col Narsh,liS Regiment.
Vim vas M I.esinrton. arrived this !. M, hav.
inc left tbere Thursdav noon. ( He ssw NO Rebel
troons hetreen Iexinston and Eedalia, aud SAYS
the main hodv nf Pr;ce,a forces VAS there wnen
he den.r.ed Il Il Relieved thew intend 10 make
! stand and meet our troops there a. the riser
!. veil c,Icrla,ea from ia streams and deem miry
h.nts v;,hont h,;dees - troubIe an ADVANCING
en.n,v Al the Federsl of;cers have been re.
ie..ed nm n.role INIT Colonel Nullipan. Who
refused 10 give his for private reasons. Price
nroh.h,v bss az .(,0f, men and the Rebels on
Thn,sd = conf;dentlv exnected that Hardee. With
4 600 or O00 mem and NcCulloueh. with TO-.
OuS we're. vithin 8 or davis march of Lexine.
TN Ther AZ g M fs;fh in Ic(,uloch AZ Gen,
III ~. ;h;"I no !. ,s,v efFact;ve Nth ANAL
III, ~ nan Tsr .hosa.na Rebels we're sent
so.cs. ,ha u;ssonr; from I.exirvton. ON Thur.
A. ,;,hl tha sv"vad ;ntent;on ~ .ttack;nv
-. '.h =; 60 s,ns,sS ~ ms .;de ~ a. liver
T 1 80 &c .he S.ss. md nmh,ic records .re n
ths hsnds nS IN. Rahei. llnr troons had NO
- 80 -. - otha. shot and mo shells
carsr1dges, graz -. soo or
LETT at the time OF surrender, bus 'oss 49,. =.
guy kegs OF powder. Inc heoeis are gFeauy
encourages ana DECLARE 81 Louis IN saer pos
eesaion,
Especial TO st. Louis hepuoncan.
JEFFERSON ClrY, sept SO.--Lteut. Coionei
Inatcner, Of Col FeaD0oy 9 REGIMENT ana Lieut.
LeInot, OF Colonel AarshalIs Regiment. VINO
we're at Lexington, nave arrived mere ana give
some interesting particulars from that place.
They say the Rebels can easily turn Out, and
probably viii, three II FOUNDERS per week ~
the Lexington Foundry, and that they are very
busy in making balls OF all kinds They report
tnat the Rebels nave large amount OF poWoer
and ammunition OF every variety buried IN INC
vicihty OF Lexington ana tnas tney nave recehs-
~ Dug UP great deal Two thousand roqASs
o. loaded smell we're oisehtomoeu oY sne neos's :
in Aulllgan's entertainments ON the very DAY OF
the surrender, our troops having no idea OF ,neir
conceaiment as they we're deposlsad there sree
months before.
Is saiu vast amounts OF ammunition a'e ou'
REQ IN oinerent quarters OF the est anu ,ousn,
having been sent OUT from 0,hcrsou oity W
Ex.Gov' jackson before ne NEG from mere.
Our troops wouic nave des'royea TUG posue.
~ their possession II tnev nao wases' Ut hau w,
feared an explosion Inas n'Hst nave pfoVeu 'a'a'
IN their narrow enstehehinehss
iem'hipe secesssonis' VI htn so''.' S ,s.',,:
ing al Lea.hg.on, o9.alneu au"'sAon " NUN. nun
eahs ior''nca.ons, u'ss u.seu - - 1ao "as.
erwomsn' anu 'ooA comp ~. eA.on ans p.au
ol woIks' au ,epof.eu "sf '"'o' N'a''on a''e' ne'
departure 20 tue reoe's
us oe'fveq Tue reoeis nave io., 1o'ooo W
eooOo men ?. lexington: ana are oai'y reee,ylns
reiniorcemeh.s +ney sia "ake s's =. !; .ne.e
snu s.ai. .te as'a !,, =. ouI US sHp
poseu !, su aa ee sn non 'Mo 1, a",s
RON . ,o,oov W oo'ooo 'uefo' anu wiz '"'ee' -
WIN III s"a. nu'noS'. taslt
A"cfooe.S e,,e wv" ~ ooe'o gay "" "nu
tna' our nis.aheis TINT we nave a."ass unuer.
r1.eo tne 'aet'
Inc reoeis 81 Lexington are .eceisins prosi'
SONS IN quan'll'es rom sne aoJo,hlns country
wagon ioausi arriving every uay, a'u s''ey nass,
'',s sau' ose'y il'ssns =. suPpo.s
uieen, Na'"s "nu a's ~ s,oops ~.
sehteo as y mere mop .'a'' cot.'eu anu wi'hous
u.so'P,,"e, ~ uno s. Is;e w. n nno; ...s
'hah o"one, na.riss s1lule's' IVY ~ nun'oe'
are very wen arneu' anu eAecu.e al .i'eit "ah
ousies ~ tliYrougn ni'i.'ary s.yie; :,
one VI 'ae ,ene' .se""ea's A, pou
themselves 70 Inc uniforms oI no' Au'hgahs
troops are now o., caleo tue i'!sn Drieaue.
LeN'' VOL lna'c s. anu LEU aeHne' nv nav
he -, Wy ooa' ~. .on .i's nv mp
VIII return win tne woanoed f e troops
now ~ Tue nus Vi aue ieoeis lne! a.. aoou'
.oo IN nuInoer. ne'ore Iiey le's 6 Le1i1 s,an
n.'sy SGsahen wien pe.m' fuu, zen. I,
ing lrice, etan'.ns plo.ec'.un " an! ooa' Wn.on
m'snt 90 20 Lexington LOT lnas purpose. u .s.
riunoh. mas approved u THIS mis- sossoa, s..u WY
VIII star. 'his morning. inese oincels say .ou,
uoops were 'rea1eo moss Alnd'y ~ .ne neoe'
omcers, wnonl sIey pronounce n'sn 'one f non'
o'aU ~, anu generous sen"cnsa, u,..
Inc ga'iah' coneuc. q Tols. IuHigan, hl'e
Aae pFusef arc n's"!y eulcs'4eu. a" oui s"'
oiers are entnHs'as''c N tnelr praise.
MAJOR oteei, VINO mao oomnsno u .ne resu'
"a. troops ~ " .lsons o,eek, nas leIeNeo ~:
mission 10 take command o. Tue e'h IOWA hesl =
mehi - is uhaerssooa Una: MS lis 1 nss; VI
regulars VII. % 'loorpoFa.eu ~ 'ne nssaneu ~.
Auv'ees rom sa''he vou"'y .:poss eaas W.
he1eis nave overrun .nas sec.loh " eeua.sy
WIN scouting parties, a'd Wno are np'essins
Union citizens II 10 tne reoei sefv'ce' anu 'eVy'
Ing upon tnelr &OOOs