The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

y~Sy wiso AVtCyN MAtS1e2 - ueASV - " ASos
ashansd . move eEespt over he snpeopled
plAim and meuatains; yssvhsa iths day drew
isar when they might claim IN hoassable die.
SAssss, when they eoyid alnost feel tie warm
ve,eeass ot home, md every slsep ~ glad
isped BY bright dreams ofsthei :. soldises re
tusn, s-shen Il was, that forcing back their full
and natural emotions, postponing their fond an.
t,oipstioas shsming Tie resrsant 4th Psnnsylva.
IA s.a ths Nsw York 9Th, they sablimsly made |
tie coasscration which doubtless has 6een zeal.
Any thsif bleed H4il . ths 4 devoted, gal
laasa Iowa leegw s.aa.lg.lolL.Le1 sdssasfu 6 y |
DEA1a OF GEx Lyox.--Ths gallant conduct |
ca heroic dsash 81 General Lyon upon the bat |
~ asld ssar spsingasld, Saturday last Win chal
lsage the elimination Of The whole country and
eivs his name 70 posserit1 The brief geographic
dispatch informs NJ that at o'clock in the
nosning be attacked The enemy upon his own
chosen ground in force nearly four times his
Own. AZ day the battle ragged, = We infer from
the account In The afssrneon. General Lyon,
while leading niSt e0iuds, cBseting his men on
where the battle taged hottest, against foe al.
~ "a
ready beaten, in the hour Of victory FELL Could
any soldier desire more gaiiant OF heroic deasn!
VI sucn g ne the nat TITO nis rev, any VINO
have yet been proven upon lb1battle field. -
The les il great. Ind will carl = pss q every
losel neaft . nad anose said " 70 'ttepafa-
ble.. Ii the West Victories and defeats have
not been ths result Of accident q chance Our
forces in Missouri have been lead by men who
knew Whist they were about, and who made Their
blows count upon the enemy The conduct duct Of
Lyon and sieei has been not only gallant ano
intrep q IN the highest degree. ons ski'ifai ana
adr oft They have ', exhibited geners'ship OF a
nigh order and the men under them nave fought
IKE heroes. Q. .-.l.a1,.,I.al atsssaes 9li ;,
DESTRUCTION o. HAMPTON By fHE RkBxls.-
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1870. 80 - Y .-... -, 49,
0'osAsnSs some voo Were Known 70 De Union
men were shot, and many negroes in trying to
escaps were drowned. The frightened people
Aed mostly 70 Baltimore and are there penniless,
reduced 10 one night to that condition from one
Of comparative wealth. Among the four hun.
drsd and seventy buildings destroyed were four
churches. The object Of the outrage was to
prevent The reoccupation of the place IS the
Federal troops, Why It was permitted by But
- - - !-.u '.o1'o .p...u"s y '''"se
Il The Springfield Republican, commenting
upon the plan the campaign asefibed TO Gen.
Banks, Gays, not only did he possess more ad.
squase idea Of the nature Of the rebellion than
any other man in position, but that for q long
tins hs hes had presentiment of this crisis
When occupying tie position Of Governor,
thsee PEARS ago, be devoted himself 70 the i'm.
~ - -. $3.50 .'S" " ''e oppos'
'... :, "."s VINO seemeo Tue service no longer
Messed 70 some s o. 'Sese De stated STAYED his con-
ylsu0n .nas ere 'one y would be needed 70 sup
owe sAe prouptasss Of xa.aehu,.tt. after the
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