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

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% 70 Vonefess 0y large MAJORITY on Tue ~
OF Septemosf. The writer sdds snas sne. neDel'
army Mad nos CROSSED sbe Iofnen0o, oos was
preparing q DC 60 visas vaes O. taxing santa
re- we expect . pretty 0ig agns.fsAb .,'a -, !.
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STRONG reoel packete iteQuensiy maze 'sn:i'
appearance near the Point OF hooks. oppos'te
Col Gearys command. saae
Last saturday mornings 10 we're seen 70 'esse
the Island below me RUNS oil the ofidge, ]uss
after daylight. aissll sfi ed e .sa'i 3
This island comprises several aores OF dense
foliage, and - separated from Virginia ~ mar
row channel Col. y. thinks they are IN the
habit Of coming over there every night I'm
On Friday night the Rebels mads demon
strstion ~ 1t they would cross at POINT OF Rocks
Col. 6. set trap to catch them. w bile wait
Ing their movements, ne discovered that signals
were making at farmers house on the ROAD
side. The innates were secured and held. Inc
rebel force ava NOT attempt to cross. s.,,.s-a.
Last week Capt. Patdee, OF Company A,
(Gearys regtment) made an incursion OF the
river opposite Berlin, securing three prisoners,
eight horses and ten head Of cattle.
kas'p NJ ~ a aosssI' - Sossrn . Q. new fork'
Custavns .Koerner- "a he an Aid.de.(,amn 70
Major General Fremont. us q IS
Senator Pomeroy. Of Kansas, to day received
the order for horses and equipments for the
mounted Regiment heretofore authorized to be
raised in Colorado An Infantry regiment will
also be mustered in from that Territory.
Letter from Gen. Fremont. ~. ~.
sr. Louis. Sent. a7-The following vii, an.
near in the Democrat 10 morrow. Just before
leaving the CITY. Gen. Fremont wrote letter TO
q friend in New York We have succeeded in
obtaining a COW. which. A Il relates to public
Affairs and possesses at this time peculiar inter.
est. We commit no improperly in layiue before
our readers:
Sr. LOuIs. Sent: 26. 1851.
M DEAR SR:-I leave at 8. in the morning
and send YOU this hurried note in the midst Of
the last arrangements before starting.
We have to contend with an enemy having no
post to garrison and no lines of-transportaton
to defend or guard, whose whole force can be
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I vish to saw 70 yau that though the nosit;on
ia di1icult. am comnetent to IL and to the enemy
in the field. but I am not able At the same time
70 attend to the enemy At home. tits shame