The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-21

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y A BArfIr SurPosrD ro M Inrrspiso on rH
FoIoxxc-Itis 81 becoming eve eyeFy "a sdsya a more 4,
dent from the tone of tho Southern journal
that tAe rebel army Win be forced & batttle, ttl, 5
the Potomac Indeed dean, tclhees fran, R;o,
moi,d predict tha event t Not on,v1 1tiha re,., !,
nv, but The vbolc g neonie of tbe sontb !. aemo,
allied by our m expeditions ndii unon the co,s. .na !.
advance q Besu,ee.rd,s forces il ;mners.;ve .iv.
demanded. The situation, therefore. is lust this
4 s'ut' Tue reoe' .rmy q ePe fotopac must u p b
4 C.oAnn y .no a'st1.losed among the seaooar'
= -us. soon nen. = oecslve oat
80 ~ 80. poApy an s.ong Y
s.sy .rs ,ep'.s = az s...cs' ana ~ lsIui'y pre-
r.,s = us, s"sSn I" nope 'nas .ne assacs
.m 'e tMAue 'nete'ore' ous are eana'ly sure o.
'Hf'umPhl H vpetner tne rebels break ground fol
'ne seaeoasa states or fght = battle upon the
fo'omac', esgllo aea IlL., .lodw %
Icy From Vermont We learn chat our own
frontier is not to be neglected, and that Coloue,
@. "A. Waite. 3of the United states Army ms
been plaeed I'd command of The rGi,itsry nosts
/ along the NorihSfh alins. a,ebartment e,-
| tends from Main to Michigan, and the different
posss are immed'ateiy to be occupied and put in
state OF defence A regiment oflCstalry will
oe stationed az Detroit. A. Regiment of Artil-
| lery VIII De Pc located m divisions at Niagafa'
Lockport ana Sacketts Hafb0r, and Fort Mont
gomery, Kopses Point % viii be occupied by
T. Two rom Anfha 0f xvst
80 G s'i = .HS y s'a.e 'a ~ oe'ence
- ~ 1'is ~ . "a. q sovn ~ a aS pu9iu
ExresArros.ETbet report issued by the State
Department at ashinston IN repattf to, the
number, scx and apeo a. nas,en nperss arriving IN
this countrvs by 40. frnno fo+e;rr .co,n..;o.
shovs that from senteuher 40 1914 IL na.on,,,s
Der 81. 1861. 4 period Of seventeen year, and
three months. a sss 44l were lander in the
United States slii!la isa -e52dl on .lissI
The number Of emigrants arrived at New
fork iof tne week endng tuesday last vas only
isS smaiier fa numher than has been reported
IN one week for several years. The total num-
oer or arrivals SINCE the conn commencement Of the
year Is 81, 800, against 1oo,0os for the cores
pond'ng perioo IN leoo. -, Efs, .a. >
AN IMPORTANT CoSTRoyrRsy The New York
Herald and Tribune are engaged in a. ,spirited
controversy in regard to their resnec,;ve c;rcn.
lations. which must be verv interesting and edi.
fyipg to their readers. and ,h;ghlv cred;t.ble 10
the character of these metronol,tap journals
It ia a pitv the war canno. he atonnet unt;,
this momentous question is decided. 81
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w 80 .ppou'ea =. ,,ls up. eu ~. Iosson
sslr" ,,: :9'' -. - ~, Ns'
- "u' ~. "nnesosa' =. ~, "'n pe
- !, ~ 'aD1,T =. ~. -. :. .ne
o cAieu'''ons to 'le facine i6 In 1906
and'a the, dlscoverer Of pass through the
Sierra Nevada, at the first breaking out of the
cold eXc;temantt;n ca,;fnrn;o coI Noh,os ;s
,h,...,.. ,L...:aJl I. -. .Gi.S : :!
''o'lNo'usliy Pt"eslncai aHl. nIau II d Ez,gi..i
East TrNrrssrr bave ouotea son,e e,.
,,...;.,, 60. C..e.s..... - -
=. rsN'.s '.o" oo"Ns"e.A'0 'ou'n''S inu"'a'''ss
1'ne oe1ecuuon OF 7. summary . vengeance, and
threatening itsrcpetition, upon the undaunted
Un;on;s,s of East T.nnosaee vho in srl ,o,,o,.
L
.. ".' - ;" soo' report nave inain'alneo tneir
allegiance to the Constitution and Laws. 1t is
not for us to saw that these gallant and steadfst
,o,.h .;,,..s E. = -.
.'.'' ~ '""o" -. ue,e"oe ''' y. 'ne"
nonor ana nauona'lty, eatn IS safeto say that the
country cannot too speedily prove itself worthy
Of the devotion and homage they have rendered
=" ''S nas ~. g.sl-
s''s'e aupi',on.' i'ia'ca,,oh oi 'he CIR
co'i's'anccs "nuer w"icn tney preserve the'r Ier'
'e'' anu u''requ'e' 'oya'.y' We nave oDly 70
'.'e VIC io"o"Hs i.on .a a 'a'e Men
pn.s 'ie"nesseel paper' Dreaming OUT thfeat-
e"ngs ana slaughter against the people OF this
region go =" "s+t t-'s' '3si @Ha .-'A
. "Noth;nc Int sum mary yer 4 N renress
the Lincoln incendiaries, oe. East Tenne.sae
Thev are po,sessed with the demon sn;rit cou.
trolied by the evil cnunsels of those arch- -tr,;.
tors. johnson and May.ard. - a7'l'
s.Hang 'em, yes. hang them every onel Eve
~ East Teppessean fonnd recre,nt ~ the Viii
and interest of the State iof Tennessee, and
known to be actively, conniyinc with its enc
mies' ,sbould he hung ana loft;I1 When ,he
citizens ff a State have ~ an oyerwhclm;no ma.
ioritv At the ballot horl detsrm;ned IN its for.
eion nol;cv and Nv that noi;rv IA ,heao necae.
STATED To arms for the defence of their homes
and Aresides. every resident ON the soil Of that
State who lends or gives aid TO the Invaders de-
serves as little mercy on earth as Beelzebub win
give them in his empire. u wherever the cobra
like head Of treason il lifted 1t should be strick
en- off, and that quickly, for its poisonous saliva
10 contagious as the airs of Maremma. Hang
'em. hang 'em.' eyery one" h.s' 'ti'' :.
eB-The Nashville. Tennessee. Courier lately
pave the fo,louinc ..6rst.rate n..t;con oe chos
s c.. "''
ANDERSON, ofo'ner OF 'eh. ANDERSON VINO has
just arrived At New York with his family from,
Texas: law g3sa.4 sash bc3i.g9i & "a.
) IA vear avo in Texas there annas,ed . hoid .,LI
.naaksr at San Anton;o;n hoH.,fpt ~ .ha.t1n;os .
IL was as shis . he vas ho,d anJ sinonsn. oa. ~
he vss strong We alin5e - Cbaries Ala ',so', -
the hrother of me sumter Anderson He s.a, yas
. .as;dent of Teys. hnt -ha. the S...o .hsa4
doned the old Union. he adhered to h;s on;n;ons
and of course hecame snsnected H. a,.an,u,
ed = few w.eIs 600 to asnane g;,h h;s. San,;tS
from the State Int wss arrested r. q nov o' n,o'
nosed to the Lincoln. sdministrat;on NV ftE III