The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-30


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TnrunpuAI Eu1sY or ruy FspEaALiT RO0Ps
1syo BsAuroar i-AppRsss or WrLCoxE 81
Psonlnrnr Cl,rzrn ll-Os board sisamsr Wa
he.dloup 6ivht the southern gentlemen appear.
al 10 forget their boosted courtesy. They left
INIT ONE Of their nu,nber behind them to vel.
come m 70 the citv. VANITY Fair here gives 4
portrait of the distinguished son Of the chvalry,
particularly happy. supported by Palmetto
The gentleman upou whose shoulders this duty
had tsller. however. went through with il in q
very creditable manner, and every thing passed
of pleasantly, On our arrival at the outskirts
Of Beaufort the orator Of the day advanced to-
ward US, b At in hand Being entirely atone two
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THE STEAMSHIP bsRnUDA.-fhe bermuda,
which mas recently attracted 80 large an amount
OF attention upon American winters, IN connec.
ton with the operations Of the navy Of the Con-
federate States, is Tees-built steamer. She
was built some time this year, by Messrs. Rich
ards0n Il Duck, Of Stockton. She is q double
plated iron vessel, and will, no doubt, give the
Federals deal Of trouble before she is got rid
of After being launched, che proceeded to
Hartlepool and there obtained q crew from the
three towns of Stockton, Hartlepool, and Mid
dlesborough. The head engineer belongs to
Stockton. The men, the local papers state,
were paid two months in advance and the usu.
p%y ';.hsS,s Shn su"s vi .ous ses
:. H.s,,a""M vb;oh o ns. .h ~ pI ,ae. ~ so
poo', ""ou po e's so"e uiue
~ s'noe, a"u p.oo.eueu ~ LIVE poo'' "ne'o
s e. 49, IA .I uon' oan'
nv. 49, ' anu sn. ~. pooeeueu , W Alnei
@ J H;.paI ' s as ". , .h casp ,e
. .ha" o. n anu "nen we meu le,:'
.;": ~ .sh ;Js ~ ~ e a"ae u ."u e1peui
.; on -" "on sa. %e IT, ser. oa' ue ou
Sues .o',n. c.tu WIN 'he BERMUDA mas oeen
couuue'eu ~ tug 'nost secfes manner possioie III
'n's COUNTY,. n'hoo' lines
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destroyed everything portable at Fairfax Court
House He burned over three hundred tents.
and. picks, spades and axes by hundreds were
found that had been burned At another place
ten wagon loads of ammunition were captured,
aud alocg the road for many miles, blankets.
broken aown wagons ,en.s, ana otoer articles
" camp equ'Page, inciucins arms, were round
cas! asae, nasank oeeh 'nrown away oy the req
eis IN tnelr hurry W see OUT OF tne way OF Ben
nam men.-loorres. fittsourgn Chronicle.
A gentleman in London Who had M. I've,