The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21


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| Lexington, and several families Aed. sy.rf
nf Lopn. Seps. l7l-The Democrat has die.
| patch from 81 Joeeph Of the 18th. which says
Gen. pope has cent column Of 10. COO men, uith
! three pieces of artillerv nader Col Smith After
4 the Rsbels Who left here 81 he l3th. and there
4 h tse doube Int that their laree train Of pluu.
der viii IS canAnred. althor.h a ususl thev vill
! disperse. and heins rnonnted viii escspe-uuless
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LoohvlLlss SEPT l7sh-haif past ~, Eve
ming The train from the South on NASHVILLE
an Louisville Il. 4 not srrived--six hours BE-
hind time TslegsaphIc communicataon between
Elisaoethtown interrupted since O'Clock this
evening There V great military activity IN The
cry. Al nome guards are assembling. ana II
% rum0red that portion Of R"sseaus Brigade
have been ordered from Indiana side.
memphis special To Appel, Gays Ten brexton
bragg wss appointed Confederate Secy OF war,
vice L. r. Walker resigned.
FhAHkroHf'-Senate passed bill TO provide
Tor security OF Sssee "rsns and protection OF r.
n mouse. Wolfes report. from Con. on Fede-
raj anAlrs. adoPsed-7o 70 w.
LoCisViLtx, l1th-Asdn'ghe.-South cars
not arrived Part Of Rossesu's brigade landing
mere understood they are 70 proceed Southwark,
over Louisville and Nashville r. K. The Home
0oaros are al out In uniform. Destination sup
Pos0u sousuwaro. ~ -.
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:, sAp..cA, H. oeP'. Al'-ine house met as
e.os., y A'sven members we're pre-
.:' n' auu Ans:eIeo 70 .ne'r hames' ana on mo-
''v., suey .SJoeIneu WI .o-morroW noon.
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Haaoe ., un. vi, o o.m T. ana no senator
gu s;. - ~ ~, v. sa"s " .nuou"ceo tue
oe Mns ao' w; ~ n noCn to,@o1rox,
,i. Ss, A ~. .,S'. H. s1 S..,;r .e .ne
Senate Chamber until some of their colleagues
arrive who are expected Tomorrow.
FREpERIcK, Nd, Sept 1s-Immedintely after
the farce vas gone through with, yes terdsy. p.
n, Of calling the roll and adjournment. an unu.
sual stir took pace in the companies of this vi
cinity. Wilson's Regiment were observed pass.
ing through the city in different directions, and
soon IL vas found the civ vas walled in. No
one could 70 out without . pass from the Pro.
vost Marshal, whose Office was soon crowded
vi an excited throne of people who had been
stopped and turned back
In the mean time, Lieut.. Carmichael. of the
Baltimore police. was moving quietly about with
his officers, accompanied by squad of military,
making arrests, Commencing with the officers of
the Legislature. especially the clerks, who con.
tended that they would keep the Legislative ma.
chine going till . quorum should arrive
The first occupant OF the guard house. was
the Clerk Of the House, Milton Y. Kidd. His
assistant Thos. II. Moore, could not be found,
till late in the evening, but was finally arrested
The clerk Of the Senate, Mr.. Kilgore, and his
assistant Mr.. Cormick, were also found, with
much difficulty, and taken TO the same institu.
ton. M. Gordsn aud Mr.. ncCubbin, Of ALE.
ghany, we're next taken, and soon Aessrs. Col
man and Durant, we're arrested. At late hour.