The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-06-22


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Isasrai troops were receivsd In ~. ~
eAeecs By lsrRe couconr.s ~ c;,;.er. az
Jacksea and The osher lesdins .scsssioni,ts left
oo ~ eesamee Whit Olond n Roonsv;ii. :.
i Ans n, on che lSth. ''''' -
q Much disappolnsusns was nanifested bv tho
troops on asaing that the enemy had Aed. The
S.vins bean pssv;ou.p ;nfce nS surprise, they
tioa. st9sl ct6.as9 - ''-o1"
Ths troops under Lieut. ca, Ana..-. 49,
occupying che State Houss fons ~ 10 han ~
have 6een seerch.6 -. S.s...,. ~ w. IVY houses
Aave ~ fnsnd = ~ = non nae'' OUT none
] =. 8.s WH
"a. L ~ June iS.-Atrangemsnts have been
.oe ~ wAich dispatches from ell Eastern
~, 49, -. " D. snitsea % Aansas, Nebraska,
s1S ~ Pc,nts N western Missouri via Quincy
.ss n;.n n.o baoi,ns the interruption along the
We aiesocn Hiver. U.sras
Us, Ss, dl,paschss take same route.
80 a. sS.omons regiment with four field pieces
1.;,.. oSSPsny OF cavalry 60 out on the Pacific
xbouIO3Q GOsO100e. and annthAs
Avv. .sEVne. iesve 10 the morning.
NS oasteries, four guns each. mostly IL
Poonders, two inch howitsars, one 10 inch
naftar, and two companies of cavalry accom-.
Pany Gen. Lyons expedition to JEFFERSON. and
VOL stgers company command out the South
wet Branch Pacific Railroad.
Ine democrat learns that $500 troops com.
posed OF two Iowa Regimsnts under Colonel
Curtis and Battalion of Illinoia Volunt from
Quincy are expected to form junction with
General Lyon ct Jefferson city Tomorrow.
Two Companies Of Col browne Regiment
reserve corps went out on the North Missouri
kallroad Yesterday TO protect the bridges on
that route. - ze.siseJ s,,,
Major General Mcclellan addressed the forces
at Cairo on the 18th, promising them that they
SHOULD % tne leaders Of the Great Western
Ay, ..o snss ere long they should have an
opporsunty 70 meet the rebels.
w s.oops ieit Hannibal on Thursday for
oome point IN the interior, supposed to be Chill
ncotne, 70 protect the bridges on the Hannibal
o. 20 hsn ,s,
. !" Aissoufi river steamers who arri-
~ ~oE sy the Impression prevailed that
NV. ysckson Woalo make the first stand at
0vSnsnie' II. ~ 4
Csnnon sno snos mad been transferred from
senerson City and Preparations were being
maze tof Q resistance at that point.
- Boo9svill" situated on high bluif, about A.
ui'ss .eIetson Cisy, ana y contested With good
roads 70 cooper. Slime, Howard, Charaton and
IsoVse counsasss suo sne ooutnWestern part OF
sne osate. ae NJ e-ert
numon ore current tnat the State Convention |
soon 70 DO called together
A. ". Morrison, State Treasurer, was arres- |
seo yestsrds! q W asnington, on his way to JEFF /
ierson City, but was released after short de-
sennon. 5p -aa=. 11e@-
Inc Evening News learns from gentleman |
Just from Fort Smith, Ark, that Gen. NcCullock |
there as the head of 10000 troops, many of
them Cheerokee Indians, well armed and mount |
Cd on mustang psnies, ready to march into Mis-
sour q given signal This news needs con-
armaaon. lta
Tne Democrot issued an extra this p. m. con-
tanning correspondence from the military expe-
dition up the Missouri River, and a dispatch
from Jefferson City, announcing the arrival of
Tue steamers issan ana J.. Z. Swan at that place
about O'Clock, where they met with an entEu-
naSt'c reception from the loyal citizens
the city was quietly occupied by Gen. Lyon
ana his command. The Capitol buildings were
taken possession OF and the stars and stripes
raised over the cupola amid many demonstra-
lions OF delight from the citizens. ts
With a bodv ard of one hundrod "a twa,.v
men. r
A letter from Springfield No. saws between