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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08

WAR AND WARDRoBEs.-The latest instance
of Southern cbivalry is the refusal of Gov. Let.
cher to restore the wardrobe left at Norfolk by
tie wife of naval officer. This gentleman,
born at the South, and married to Northern
lady, was true to his flag, and left Norfolk in
some haste His wife being unable to procure
her dresses wrote to Gov. Letcher, asking his
interposition. The Governor makes answer
through his Secretary that he learns that the
officer and his wife have cast off their son for
Joining the Confederate States, and that he re
serves these articles for his use
The lady replied that she had not cast OIL her
SOD, but he was always welcome to return home,
where he would be supplied with more fitting
apparel than could possibly be afforded by the
summer wardrobe of his mother and sister. She
| added that her boy must be greatly changed, il
he would appropriate to himself the property Of
others without right.
This correspondence, for the authenticity o.
which we can vouch, certainly shows to what
shifts the statesmen of Virginia are reduced
Henceforth we shall always think of the chivalr!
stealing chemises-the Old Dominion, mother o
States and Presidents, dressing the wives OF he
great men in laces pifered from lady's trunk
From giving birth to Washington to the larcen,
of iadys wardrobe, is a great step, and thi
| stem the Commonwealth of Virginia has taken.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08

DEATH OF DR.. SANDERsoS.-We are panied to
announce the death of Dr.. Geo. B. Sanderson
from the wound inflicted by Judge Aylett Buck
ner, on the night of the 10th ultimo, in a quar-
rel at Broad Guage saloon. DR.. Sanderson ex-
PRED last Friday at his residence in Yeatlhan's
row in Olive street.
The circumstances connected with this unfor-
tunate case, it will be remembered, were as fol-
lows: The parties met each other few hours
alter the surrender of Camp jackson. They en-
gagged in "a discussion which resulted in the Doc
tors breaking loaded cane over Judge BIS
| head. The latter thereupon stabbed the DR..
| with pocket knife, which entered the left lobe
| of the liver causing internal hemorrhage and in.
| fammation of the covering of the intestine, &C.
cording to the testimony of Dr. McPheaters
who held a post morton on the body. Dr. s.
was 81 years. of age. and native Of Yorkshire
| England. He was an old resident of this city
and highly respected. The Coroner's jury re
turned verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
Judge Buckner, who was under heavy bont
for assault to kill, has been rearrested, and vii
have to abide a trial for manslaughter. He ha
: been long and well known in st. Louis, and ha
: borne the reputation of an amiahle gentleman
The affair is one deeply to be deplored.--S
Louis Democrat
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08
HAWK-EYE

c,,rukp.-Harpcr always on hand al
90 that tss. stood the test for many
II Jefferson Street. Burlington
Yrs,.s that have bought Of me know
= vbcre to get good Boots aud Shoes
aes His frianos East keep sending
!, Boots and Shoes. without the ex.
.s;or after them. Ny goods are Of the
sSxrREssLs FOR RETAILING, al spld
wan aay house in the city,
n was awarded to Harper for
Mems aud Boys Boots and
an manufacture, at the last Coun-
c.ll a. Harper's for best Boots and
ap26-d&wSm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08

History is being Manufactured last In thls gen.
Grafton. Events of lifetime are crowded into
a few months. The forces of the world are con-
nected by series of electric cords held iii the
hands OF Fate, who is permitting the predictions
of the past to be marvellously realized.
When Josephine was living in her island home
under the tropics, and was told by the ancient
fortune-teer that she would one day be the first
LADY in France, and that her descendants would
sit upon the throne of that mighty empire, she
paid little heed to the prediction, but subse-
oueptlv, after the death of Beauharnols, and
her marriage with Bonaparte and almost miracu,
Ious accession to the throne, the words OF the
fortune teller came back to her. Afterwards,
when divorced from Napoleon and Marie OF Aus
tria occupied her place, she still cherished the
predictions of the fortune teller.
Was it mere chance which overthrow Napo-
leon, which expelled the Bourbons, and the Or
leanists, and placed her grandson on the throne
Is Napoleon III emperor of France by accident
or by fate I. He believes the latter. Let US
see how this theory affects us.
One of the traditions of Louis Napoleons
childhood, and one most dearly cherished, was
that he would avenge the injuries ofhis uncle
Already he has humbled Russia, Austria, and
Naples, and made himself feared by every po-
tentate in Europe. England alone, OF all his
uncie's enemies-and the most deeply hated
remains.
Two years ago, when every press in London
was echong the quakings of fear entertained
by the people and government from an invasion
by France, there were no words too sweet for
"our American cousins-the descendants OF the
same glorious Anglo-Saxon race, who would not
stand idly by and see US invaded" but now,
when a pack of thieves and cut-throats get
the upper hand in part of our territory, and
organize an extensive rebellion ignoring all the
traditions of the past, and all her boosted love
for freedom and free principles, she gives them
her countenance and moral ifnot active support,
and is thereby bringing upon herself the con-
tempt and hate of the entire loyal portion of the
! United States
| Louis Napoleon is not blind, and he is not
asleep. He believes in fate and bides his time.
| There are in Ireland and in America ten mil
| lions of Irishmen whose greatest hope is to see
! ireland avenged for four centuries of wrong
heaped upon her by England Let the people
! of the United States be thoroughly aroused by
the cowardly conduct of the British government
encendered by the hatred of her aristoeraey tc
free institutions, and her cotton. spinning selfish
ness and see how long Louis Napoleon will wait
before avenging the wrongs OF his uncle upor
the government of his perfdious executioner.-
| When that time comes, sour American Cousin
will look calmly on, or maybe assist in chastlsine
the treacherous friend Of liberty.--ls Springfield
| Republican.
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T EGAL NOTICE. as.aa asts5 q ~
IL The State Of lows, lisa si In County Court ~
Des Moines County. sad County. sIl
ESTATE OF WESLEY DILLS, DEC d. ssLs
An instrument In writing, purportins to be the Las
viii and Testament of said Deccdept this day read
in open Court and the first Monday In July, 1861 fixed
Is the day for proving said Instrsment. -a1 i'"
= - Ita O. G. WIGHTMAN, Judge
iune3v4w @ OF said Court.
Publish four weeks in Burlington Weekly Hawk-Eys.
o. O. wIGHTMAN, Judge.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE--HAR DYs.-Hn,. A. Batch
ler's Hair Dye71e Original and Best in tie World. =
All others limitations, and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridcue.
Gray, Red Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
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skin.
Fifteen Medals ard Diplomas have been awarded to
Vim. A. Bachelor since 1882 and So 900 application
have been made the hair Of his patrons OF his famou
Dye.
VIM. A. Batchelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED not 10
nure in the least however long may be continued and
the Ill effects Of bad dyes remeded the hair invgorated
| for life by this splendid dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drui
| Sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
H-The genuine has the name and address upon ste
plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of WILLIAM
| BArcuKLoR. Address
| CHARLES BATCHELOR, Proprietor,
| octSw1y 81 Barclay street. New York
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One Of the rifle companies from Arkansas,
now In Virginia, is commanded by Capt. Crock
ct, grandson of the famous Davy Crockett
The company carry banner, upon which ap
pears the inscription :-"Be sure you're right
then 20 ahead"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08

BIBLE SOCIETY DEPosToRy.--A the store of Mr.. W
W. Harper Jefferson street Burlington, where English,
German Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testaments may
always be found at price. move.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-08

WA. BArcHKLoR's HAIR This splendid Hair Dye
has no instantaneous In electBeautif Black OF
Natural Brownno staining the skin njuring the Hail
remedies the absurd and Ill effect Of Bad Dyes and In
vgorates the Hair for life None genuine unless sign
ed ssW A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere.
CHARLES bATonEL0R, Proprietor.
octS-wly 81 Barclay ST. New York.
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Weue @6ftrei!

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6ran5 Staubs,
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Sseiugnnsen.
Der Iueeer" etf6eiut e6sn Rrrsex, Senrtaes ausscs
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uno faminaiters Mlanufacpru
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The German ADVERTISER,

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Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03
r,.bt M Fairfax Court House.

Saturday morning before day, the enemys cavalry, sc
in number, rode through the village of Fairfax Coui
House. firing right and left they passed through As
they would have to return the way preparations
we made to receive them. Some delay occurred in
sequence of the absence Of the Captain Barr who had
been killed BY random shot-tho' the fact no,
known till after the fight Ex-Governor Smith,
CHANGING to be present. took charge of the men, until
Col Ewel who had also been wounded by chance shot
reached the ground As the enemy approached, they
we're warmly received and recoiled; they formed and
GENE again to the charge and again driven back
aud took to the fields.
Four Of their number were killed the spot and nine
taken prisoners with several horses But for the loss of
Captain Mari of Fauquer who had been shot by chance
and without the knowledge of bis men, the whole party
might rave been killed or captured. When infor-
mant left the result OK the pursuit not known-tho
rom the number of horses killed and without riders,
the probability is the list of killed is much larger than
reported.
Col Mari, who is thus carly cut CT gallant Of
fer Of brilliant promise He was a member of the Con-
vention from Fauquier.
Col Ewell only received a slight flesh wound which
will not incapacltate LIN for duty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03
IInro,n,H MercrnarIes.

gentleman, who has been TO Washington. and taken
view Of Liucons birelDgs, represents them as "fOI
the most part low Of rowdies and eutthroats vel
armed and eager for a 6ght in the hope Of beauty aud
booty While they are desperate fellows they bad
nlrksmen ana scarcely biz barn door with rife
or ma.ket They wi 6sh, Ike tevels, 6,t and skull
at long taw but will demur to the p-sseuce Of bayou't
in proximity With the place where they carry their
breakfast and have religious scruIles sgainst baudO
hand fght This Is the character Of all the North
err troops but il Is the character of those put forward by
Gen. Scott to stop our list balls"
It is Of 6,s; Importance not to put too low esti-
mate upon an adversary. It is safer to rate him at
more than he is worth and make your precautions sc
cordng The account given above msy represent pref
~ fairly the sort of cattle Lincoln has gathered in VAST
iagton Il is a varied assortment There are diseharg
"a shoemakeIs and hotel servants and factory hands of
different kinds none Of when know bow to load gun,
and who bsve entered the service from higher motive
than paw and raons Bu. they NAV ard viii be drilled
and disciplined into respectable soldiers Upon This fact
We must calculate. There is also large spriuklug Of
fo-egncrs-6csperate characters Ales nsuborinsts
aud ir;ut TO manage bu; they too under old Scots
dri.l-.e-g IN, IS will be rendered efficient military
chimes None OF these may have any great srior for the
fsht-uothng of what the French call s'an but they
viii stand their ground aud require bullet blyone,
20 despatch them Blu, besides these there is better
mat rial of which the bulk Of their forces consist; the
ely regiments composed Of the better class Of citz
aad most Of the gimeus from the rural and agreuu
nal districts Most Of tie latter may be ignorant CT
the use Of arms the factory hands from Nascbusett
hut their physique better aud they have more heart
for the war Taey wi make good soldiers, worthy Of our
steel Tae ely regiments such as the Seventh NJ"
York. VII nos p % bly, long eontiauo ia the field
They are needed home Pro.e-t the bI-As aud Jew
c,y .,o,,s against e s,c.e, bands Of sgcJsiouiss e
vito re said to bo iroaG.g about all the Northern
cities
Tue volunteers roa ths agricultural districts and ,he
regular array viii constitute the main body Of the eu,
my. Taey make an army no- 70 be do1p,-eL The s.
ps,io.y OF th.ir arms hls been eSlge"ra-l We have
E,oI reason Co b, se tltt lsing their ors.s Whole
ta,r are Mt , te5 armed Cd rosps That hose'er
"a xai,l We saye t7s adylt 60 them IS toe pri'
Of our wr,-,h, a-jor end yutbu a,m wi,h Mi nee.
d,m usp5.cs jts ,h,uPors Ta.,, tae buei..gs o. a
ds.po-m uil 6.b oaly from .h' force Of disc pine,
vsatc 5qrs sil De animated by aU the PASSIONS wlic
nerve arms ald hears 70, yo;ors.