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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

A W1scoNsIN CAPrAIn /" Sux-STRcK"
AT BULL RUN.-A war correspondent Of
the Evansville Republicans, writing from
Arlingtou, speaks Of the GAINESVILLE cap
taia that was found behind big tree,
" sun-stsuck," ~ follows:
Respecting the officers Of this regi-
ment, sur colonel resigned as soon = he
got hask 70 Washington from the batsle,
and hs Vas the FIRST one back. Our cap
tain was very brave befors We went into
the feld; he drew out his sword, pulled
out his pistol and said Woe be to the
man that Ainches.' When We got up in
front Of the rebels, on the FIRST charge our
captain put up his sword and pistol, got
down on his knees put his arms over his
head andsaid Shoot, Janesville COMPANY
shoot; rally, boys, rally !; and that was
the last time l saw him until We ware On
the retreat, then / found him behind I
big tree I ,sksd him Whist no was Do.
ine there !! he said be was sun-struck.
/ cent and lsfk him there and that va
thu ~ time / NV him ! have found
Ont. I;uce that hs got : horse on the road
sndl mt right straight for WashiDgtou.-
I t,.,,e mot sesn him 70 this day. The mig.
~ th.t waits on him was in our camp the
eslaer day, and says the captain pretsndl
3 s. yery sick. He says The captain ak
vhere We are going to move next. The
sierer told him. that We was going out q
6chs s,nia s. the captain says. Oh, Joe
ssh NV baak. q" A.a5il gitls.li So ;.se.ss IS,
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4 INV XupAs s1yK-Ws yeoeesoay -. q
y. =. .hsS ~ ~ y ,sss.eS plunp.
-. ~ s.s.s - ~ ~ 40 s,snSsSse nv =.
~. u H.. -. .ss!.Y ~ - ~ 49, ~
:. ~ ~ n - t.I,.sS.s !. 0ssso.ri.. 49,
4 has hesa sultivssSd ~ ths gsatsosn vhoes
name Il besss. n. lsaac Newton, ~ newy
appoantsd euperiptsndento Of ~ Agricultsral E.
resu. eonpecssd with the Department q ~ y.
tssjoe. haa received small supply Of he gfap,
and Win, ~ doubt not distributs Il advantage.
ous!y among tie farmers In different paFts o.
The countsy. Its Yield b ~ 70 b very great,
rsachine. svss % poor land, Afty bushels Pr
sess.-Xa hls1sossosv. 800
IN. - 4. .c.A -. ~ w;ecen.ie. 10 camp
:. W..Ai..ecs 49,: Y
" ~ - a., ~ 1870, Rail- Ru. heeause
" know that Mcclellan win make no such bdll,
Or Il hs shoad, ouf boys win make NO such ran.
pm. :. -, ipo,~, J.a.. p..s,t Of In.
a,... -. -;..d o.t tbs az M vS;eh 10
S,sd "a A. r.m. so,..s. NJ I.Ss : - ch
in Lafsyssts. Indiana, : few dsys ego, 10 Vii q
be said: tssg5 q
"Hs could &c no other or better pie. now !
the condition Of our public aAAirs, than 1orever
- --- q Il - ~ -. vA =
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SPEC.Af. EOTlCES.

JuDs0NS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLs-How strange
and wonderful Il often seems to that medicine eompo
ed simple mountain herbs and roots should % certain
~ search out and disease How surprising that the
Indians should know ard preserve long and well =.
cret that has escaped the search Of the greatest physicians
the world has True the ancient Of
Mexico were strange race found by the spaniard, v.
Ing In large ce ana allowing for their strange customs
and religion - we'll civilized their conquerors II the
words Of writer Of some celebrity They have persisted
om the enth, their ces gigantic piles Of ruins their
Kings and Princes 20 mighty In their e are forgssten
their ruins and their medicine alone left" The united
testmony Of all intelligent persons IT, that JUDeONs
MOUNTAIN HERS PILLS are the most succsssful med.
icins in The world IN curing disease.
Sold BY al Medicine Dealers
:. Z. Gay, and Hughes Nassau. Agents, Burlington,
Iowa foeDe- bulu
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! - $500 1I1>en..r,nn.aa.
49,. 4. ~. =. - .....'I - I'M. -
y q - -, =. 49, :. sses's -
eeoZee - ~ y - w u. -. u.
49,. ess 10y sss'os = - so 'n..s1 ~ y
" y. 49, ~" enc -
- pew0r - sees vescs = 80, 49, -
- ;ely ~ 49, ~ -
sa I. g ~ y - -. Z. ~" 1es
y. 800 v.scn = ~, ,o, ~ ~ ~
g - =. In - ~ usss w.
vssess V sxsoess wrsss wa ID - eossA
W. !.
nov sanisa0sZ . tnse exemcnaea ~ oar pre-.
eet atoauon WE sas reason % 80 evre'a
- ~ s1 wnsea 20. aovesns anis csass.
ana 1nscn noe ossnessoea ~ sssss 70 any
=. uey soysl csusse evvsse t:ss saes power M
execuss Mtase Upon si95 Ng veny, we
s0csa1 -. % or 0easse,, = ossesy,ss qs.es
y, % sse!esy eaoeeecane snas sne osy d Ter
oesfanee e ovef. sseo. tne Gay q vengeance 70
eeme, fignsens ncee oue tue piostets sno pespe'
ssssoss ana soeseors o. tresson. TO aii thoce
.no wisn. IN aos soclscsson 20 Saw'ui easnofi'
~. 70 Ieao qusss ana peaceao'e nses. ne pro.
clsmauen comes - an assurance o. SAFETY ana
y esnveance.
10 every innaossans Of ehe STATE It says, DO
w! woics y goed sad t0oe saaIt nave peaise
"a peosecs,oo. mas 70 the dtsofdefly, tho
Paenoenae, tee ord9e burning. the asseestnating
10 0l those Who are In rebellion against their
b. wfu! rs'cra and q war with their honest
netghbsss u says: Beware the sword Of the
3, uer V uoshsathsd. and 10 glstssing brightness
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07
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f<vs ~ hspey - ~ abss y saaas thas
s.,l Pspe ssens y - rsssvaiag tsa
- tAsvgA ~ . tass = vas q lssl
~ HE ssvsshaviag rseevsrsd non tAs
I. 8. ,iiss - he Injury isaicsed - alnsss
...,s, ed bic sssatiess Of 20 ars
,Ass as asy prsvious period. nr. Roesa.
~ III y valk sst bat Ne wssnd hsab
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

rl Washington correspondent Of the Nevbury.
!. NsrsN writes: II hear that Gen. Dutler
! ~ prticularly well pleased with HE expert.
- hIortres Monroe be he's bsen
ssae negro boarding house for tie Govern
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

ANA RAvssss.2rhs Abba Rangers. Capt
s..,su, arrived 10 the city yesterday, and
n q The Kate Castle, lase evening. for the
h. q. Davenport We believe they 90 into
|. ~ Oh Regiment
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

e..eCs AoCIDssI-Ws Sara thAt Hn
- ~ Ma HarsiA ef III city. were ssei-
- yesaerdsy ssaF ~ Hias River hsdgs,
!. ,,.st, BY bslng thrown ftoa carriage.
y. - q horses tosk fright and ran down
= ..., hill At Flint, throwing oat both ID
M Harris SUFFERED . severe fracture q
!. ,,,ea bsss, end eshsr injuries. aid Ma
- slshosga not - much hsrs. b eossid.
~ hjared.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

An UAPLEASAAT E1x.-JOhn r. CofFroth, Q
Breckinridge elector in this State, and notori.
Gus secessionist, with Mr.. Nulligsn, lawyer
from Huntington. recently made On appointment
for secession speech as Hartford, Blsckford
county, and went there to ful6l it, Unhappily
for them, there was squad of volunteers in the
place. who resolved to attend the meeting
They went, and not deeming it prudent or patri.
otto to encourage the spread of FIRE in one part
Of the house, while they were trying to put it
out in another. they notified NJ. Cofroth that
he couldn't make any secession speeches there,
but that he could make Union speech, and be
shond. Mr.. Co6roth submitted to stern neces-
sity, and made a short Union speech with q very
III grace, in place of the long disunion speech be
intended to make. Ar. HulIigan vas nat through
. similar course Of sprouts the vslantsers sitting
by and listening with becoming attention and
encouraging applause. Having, - they tho't,
wound up the meeting, the "boys" left But o.
soon - they were gone, hilligan began q furious
disunion speech and denunciation Of his con-
v'rters; but he had not been at it long before
the "ooyT heard OF it. They went back and
notified him that he couldnt be allowed 10 re-
lapse into his former sinful condition 90 sudden
y, and he must recant his ,recantation ct once.
The captain ~ent up TO the seand and rave him
to underst and very distinctly that tho thing had
to be done. The discounted traitor proceeded
TO mako another little Union speech, the captain
standing by him to prompt him, and hold him
up TO the work. That finished the thing, and no
more attempts at REASONABLE speeches we're
made that time. Altogether Il VAS rich scene,
and not devoid of wholeed6e suggestions 70
other tsaitors who are loud neuthed and blatant
in their folly.--Lsdiaaapolis Jbxsaal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

The Union Party" the "third party >
Of Iowa, has been stsrtsd with the avowed
OBJECT Of uniting oil those opposed 70 party d.
visions 1t The time, and who are for the Unioo
and nothing bat the Union. Yet this no.party
ahair has been right at the start caught trying
70 make bargain with the Democratic Convex
ton ct Dee MONIES 70 run the same caadidstes
20 - to defeat the Republicans! We presume
the way the Union party Is going to do thinga,
V nrst 70 eat up the Republican party, then
swallow the Democratic party, and finally divide
oil the odicss among the Christian gentlems Of
the Union party, BY way Of promoting digs stion,
There 10 an awkward blunder at the star how.
ever, in trying 70 get the Offices before h llipe OF
the other parsies-eatisg The pie end pudding
first Davenport Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

Edward Bates. United sts tes Attorney Gen.
sr.l. A.s given Il As his cpl aion that il 10 the
DUTY Of the United States 'Aarshals to execute
sse Fugitive Slave Law and .return runaway
S y. s'om Missouri. on the ground that that
essH. has not atteynpted to throw Oh its ALE
lance.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

tAe felloui1e ktIls WoIo allouea ana neae
appsspslaisd % ~ shs sasne: 1865 = s.s1
n. Lanee, tbe - Cartrtdss Bleeksat e q %
go speaeo anA mnnse. 20
4. Rib, assiaaag 1aolases, 8 3
9 II. naad pssss1osA ~ Whorf Mas1ssb -
psst q nsssyb ssllsetsa q seeesnt q vAasf.,
- foe tAs aeatA e AaGsak anssatisg =
o1eo 90 pa ~ S ~ IS SIS ~
: o. netssa - sane vas issssssd. . ~
Whasf Coaaoesa vish instsuctIeos - isQuire
late - ki.d It Money rsesivsa b H. WHAT
Ae.esr, - - sepost 10 n0e = ~ CouDciL
~. Dickie oobssd ~ fsllewine rssolusiea
SncA wae AAspssd b ~ Oeuasil:
. Assc nat ~ Recorder b., ord = here.
q eateestssd % psfchase beck foe a 0r1se
Register. SIS -
3 O. meH3nn IL On.uesl ssas.-.~.A . $500
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

= ~ Black Plume Raagsn now In rem.
-, It Clinton. under Capt Ankeny, have
I. accepted In the let Iowa Cavalry en-
- hero
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

A PROFESSIONAL VIEw OF MILITARY I0vIMENrs
N rae USlTED SrArEs.-A very intelligent gen.
tleman, writing from London, Of the Impressions
made In England by events in America, says:
am surrounded by old military oflicers, who
take merely professional interest in the militia
- movements in America, and they say, and
have said from the very first that Il was risking
too much to enter upon . vast csmpaign with
one or two hundred Thousand men totally unused
70 act together, and with officers in whom the
men as yet. could not possibly hs ve the ccn6-
dence requisite to secure discipline and order in
the fAour Of trial. What they predict now, is
that The North will be too anxious to rsasw the
contest, and will expose themselves TO fresh
diaaster, by going into action With troops chow
ever brave naturally whose condolences has
bsen shaken.
Two terrible panics occurred In the British
army in India, in the war OH the Indus, and the
troops concerned broke and fed the very next
time they got into jungle andhad 70 fase the I'M
seen enemy-and thoSe even regular troops, who
had been drilled and disciplined for years."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

UnIoN TRIUMPH IN CoLosApo..-We learn
from the Leavenwosth Times that Hon. Hiram
p. Bennett. strong Union man, has been elect
ed Delegate to Congress from Colorado pixies
Peak BY 800 majority. Nr. Bennett was form
srly resident Of Nebraska Cit J, and while there
was . through Republican. We believe NJ. Ben.
nett's opponent also claimed to be Union man,
but he was regarded a semewh at tainted "ftem
the company he kept"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

The sword Of Commodore BavrW', has been
modore was captured in full ,egi mentsls. md
wearing the eagles and The stars # the govern.
ment be has 20 basely deserted. The 6se ship
Of the expeditiop.-she Ainnes~ s.-vas former.
y under coRnas2 Of this = mo Commodore
Barron. 'o S-'s>-S'S
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SICKxIa0 At kANHAsAs.--"Se De Kay" wri-
ting 70 the Loui sville Courier, from Manassas,
of deaths in camp, says:
The two most recent in the Kentucky regi-
ment were those Of George W. shumase and L.
p. Taylor, bott, Of Captain Desha's COMPANY
They died after . brief illness, and we're buried
besids one another in little copse Of pine,
which 10 already dotted with the graves Of poor
soldiers
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M-AR.kETS.
Bu.L,se.ox Frid,, p. M. Sept.


BUaLixafox Friday p. nd. Sept. 6.
Falling OF in receip Is Of Wheat in Chicago
has caused 6rmer market, but no sSrked
change. The favorabl e weather for mar tesina
grain throughout the North west, has throw n q
unprecedented amour / on the various mar teal
Of the country. This with unusually high Ia. Vi
Of Luke freishss. ami dull and declining marke, .
In Europe, has brous ht about rather low prices
coupled with which money has been very sc,rce
and hard to obtain. .i5
We think Farmers wosld consult their own
Interest BY hssdihg back portion Of their sur.
plus for the present. It viii all be wanted, and
certainly nothing il now to be gained BY forcing
their grain on the unwilling market.
The receipts Of Wheat at this point continue
large. Aillers pay 80 cen.s for good sound
milling samples Of Spring, and so for Winter.
Corn and Oats very dull, and confined to 10
cal wants. will hardly bear transportation.
SUGAR-7}@9a--crushcd. II !; refined \ hits
lo4e Clarified 10. Maple Sugar, lo@l2c ian.
COFFEE-l6@17ac.
up, 45; kegs, Is 0o@5 rs.
NAlLSNAss, IS b0@s rs.
RICE-s@9c.
FKUrT-Raisins, prime, So Oh.
BROOMS-$l 25@1 80 per dozen.
$4,00@44,50
WHEAr-Spring; so; Winter go to es.
CORN-lo@l2ac.
RYE-2Oc a'A
BEANs-50@75 per bush.
POTATOES-l5c@2Oc per bush.
oATs12}. ~
BUTTER-s@9c.
EGGS-4@5c.
CHICKENs-7o@soc per dog. -
ONIONS-80 to 4Oc. -
HAY-Timothy, S7@&s.
WOODS 5O@43 90.
Sailed &c. =.
SHEEP pELrs-ao q Is.
WHISKEY-16@lsc
LARD-6@7c. per h in Dbl.
APPLES-20@4Oc
DRIED APPLES-5@6c ,,cr n.
TIMOTHY Seeds to al co ,er hush
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-1b626c 70
bushel.
CORN MEAL-2Oc per bush.
sides 7@8c.
RAG6-l}c per H.
EAoHASsE-S Ss.,o York. selling !. -
Philadelphia, ii
Chicago, +"
| St Louis.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

II There are thousands in North Corolina
Who are determined to hold 70 the dc ath the
possession Of their property against the procls-
nation Of Jefferson Davis They have formeda
league, and are gaining ground In numbers and
strength and will resist to the fullest extent Of
their ability any attempt to deprive them Of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

~ new Yofk. Sept. 8.
fLOUR-Nsrtet Dull1. sales At - SoalsSS supse
safe e004 70 extra do. - 9s04 IS super vsern
5O04 20 common to medium extra western; 16 OOl1S
10 shipping brands extra r. H. o.
WHEAT-Markse lc better sales u O1A1 % M Climb
9S0l Oh chcaRo Spring. 81 2s0l 10 white rs; 81 IL
o. 10 winter red western, ~ % amber Iowa. Is white
western. ~ n .
C0RN-saies 1t Is050 mixed western. I'll ~
WHlSKY-Fhm.e Sales At III.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

After ell their denunciat,ons Of the Mahony-
ties. We think the. Sample wing Of the Demo
cratic party now occupy :. very ridiculous atti-
tude. They have actually nominated the Ma
hony candidates for Governor and Supreme
Judge, they standing on the Mahony Conven-
ton platform. Aahony can nov throv up bic
Gazette. ~ e..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

BEGnHNG 70 SEE WHAT THIY OUGHT 10 Know.
Gen. Wool 10 taking the volun teer officers In
hand to see what they know of military duties.
He quite astonishes some Of them BY inquiring
how long it takes their men to CO Ok beans and
other rationa The captains at fin It thought the
General was quizzing them, but 4 ben they dis
covered that he was serious and expected them
to pay such attention to the mes, - to know
how they we're fed daily, and to :see that they
made the best and most economical use Of their
food, they began to discover that there were
duties to be learned which had nsver entered
into their ideas of the Accomplishments Of off.
GERS The rigid supervisi Of the various de.
partments OF the army now being exercised At
oil points, is one OF the best assurances to the
country that il is being put upoii proper war
footing, ana will hereafter not be- disgraced
through the laundering and incou.petency Of its
o1acers.-Cin. Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

The Eastern papers which have had their
traitor batteries siienced, have hauled down their
signs and re.christening their papers smother
their rage, and keep within the bounds Of 10y.
atty 30 far % expression 10 concerned Under
their new names or new editors they will still
bear watching. Wehops the Government in ito
efforts TO save our country will throw aside oil
childishness and boldly walk up 70 treason In
Whatever gsrb it may develop itself Davis,
Wigfall, Toombs, Co. should have been secu.
red last Winter. for they were vigilantly at
work with IN eye single to treason. Leniency
and forbearance are now plainly 70 be seen -
resulting 10 evil and evil only.
The same IL tree with regard to the traitors
in Tie extra session. They were only spies psn.
sionei on the very govsrnmet they would dc.
stroy, We demand, ~ enc Of the people, that
there b. no more sickly hesitation OF dallying.
When the salvation Of our countsy demands it,
We will bear patiently with seroue government
Por the salvation Of our ooantsy ~ can pardon,
even temporary trespass % osr rights. We
hope Csosral Roossessns win - the card Fro.
mont has played and follow ssis = Kansvba.-
Let ~ svesd scsuple not q any means neces.
ssry for cur sucesse in putting down tssason.-
There 10 bot ltssls danger Of any psrnaaency II
shs shsidgsosas q fbssdeo, % jsaloas ~ -
q ~ si9hlA 81 - Msesgly ssti despesis are
I'll or 1sdfsGA Tor H. eeod II IN ~ ass
viliiae . - I'll the power ueed that can b
nade available fos ~ complete ssbjsgna3oa q
IL tsseAl. sscalled les, ead usnasugh sehel.
Kea.-Qs4aa1 Hsiadealw. E-AgI
Z.
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villain Brodsfick, agrd -, ord Hanaeh NJ.
an. Is. went from LANfsnee, Mon, - Osneae
last week, ostsnsbly " - married.. Ssas 49,
after their arrival she lady bseAns inDasisss =
his besitancy and delay, and enc 1ne oosn.eg
while her ancient lover slept, ~ soek freo his
pockets 1<eS In cash. o. discovering ~ leo
she vac arrested, but insnsdIssely inssisated .
counter suit for sstucsiea. H. sssuis Has thes
justice was called In, Ne Vsssiss vsse narTiees
The suits we're dropped, go he happy pesr 60
dnued their joufAsy wsss~eFdsd4 aaisfzHq
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r fbs Dubuque Herald not only hes no
|iribeu In Camp Union, bat was rejsoeed
: sent g:Atuitously. rs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

SAINT Louis, Sept. 4th.-Prince Napoleon and
suite arrived at seven o'clock, and took rooms at
the Planters House. A military ca cort had been
provided, by order of Gen. Fremont, to attend
the Prince from the Dept to bis quarters, on
the arrival { the regular s:s;n at 8 IS, which
waited here till o'clock, when t was acertained
that he had quietly entered the city two hours
before.
Three runaway slaves caught q few Gays since
by party Of Federal troops at Neramic bridge,
have been brought 70 the city and will be deliv-
cred TO owners on proof of their loyalty to the
Government
1t is reported John W. Reid, member of Con-
greas, is raising regiment Of troops from his
District for service in the rebel army.
A military commission to assemble at Saint
Louis Arsenal has been Instituted for the trial,
according 70 rules and articles Of war, of all pris
oners brought before it
The naval engagement at Hatt,eras, With its
importa Mt results, continues to form the chief
topic OF conversation among al classes The
reported loss of the Harriet Lane, which va the
only unfortunate feature in the affair, now ap-
pears to be incorrect; she 10 agsin adoat, unin.
jured. The Minnesota, with 874 prisoners ar.
rived at this port yesterday. The rebels on
board oil her are living witnesses to the unh Apply
state Of things among the Southern sold iers !;
they srs' ragged and unclean in perssn, and APP
pear now to be enjoying the frat hours Of mem
tel tranquility they have known for = long time.
They will probably be put under guard ct Bed
loe's Island. where there are ample acomm oda-
tons for many more than these, but this point
is not definitely settled.-N Y. Tribune, 3D.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

Col Psrcssl We are pleased 70 learn, rsesiv-
Cd his appointment lass evening Of Colonel Of
the 10th Iowa Regiment dc viii immediately
entsr upon the discharge Of the duties Of his
oaRcs. Eight companies Of shis regiment are
now 10 camp q Iowa City, the ninth % expected
to-day and he other very shortly. lDavespers
oaaotto, sgsf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

TIE EAyAE ExrsDss1ox.-The naval expedi.
ton. care y,as four thousand men, which the M.
W Department has fitted out for the Southern
coast 90 quietly that it was not heard of until il
bad sailed. Il fully As sucient for service ~ the
famous Paraguay expedition which took Mr. Blu
chanan's administration, with the whole navy
at its service, eight months to fit out and then
in addition to coal jobs and every conceivable
plundering job that could be in any way hitched
on to it, could not be fitted out without the char
ter Of the ricksty old Cromwell line Of canal pro
pellers at an enormous rate, which made it seem
dog cheap to purchase them at a,sout four prices
70 save the charter price. After expensive ov-
erhauling, one pf these vessels just lived TO land
her bones on the beach at RusAes Ayres. The
rest were sent back with fear and trembling in
pairs, 50 as to witness eacla others end. By the
ll-will of Providence they lived to reach home,
and there was no ehd to the expense laid out on
them to keep them alive.-IC Cincinnati Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07

u rhs following ban extract from litter wY1asnh By
the Rev. D. aolns, pastor Of the Psrrepsns otress
Baptist chareA, brsoklyn, New Yorb The "Joarnal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio and speahs volumes
IN nvor q hat world renowned me-. cine, Mas WINS
lows SoossiHe eSauP soa cnn phhA IxErnne:
I'VE - IN advertisement In you. columns Of Nh,
winsiows Soothing syrup. Nov " never sad word Is
favor Of patent oedlsine before e nut - sel
compelled ~ y our readers thx, tas ID 90 hunbaa;
We hnve 0ed and know - Be al! cn.ns Il n pro.
baby one OF e 1ost saccesaal aedIcacs the DAY. ~
cause 10 one Of ~ bss. And thos- o, your rcoaas
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-07


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