The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17


i On nv ~ L 66l1-sk nln1uGR n la
1iSx lhSs energy " Uttiiieslla FL
mont since bic arrival "a 81 LQnis = Of chcerin
promise for the sdccttsfSL persecution Of III
f'campat6p ID shSfs queer htavity, prompt
I rSss Of 6e6sH6ui sfids iiee( eiialce NV
Glrsadt injpifed The SdtnS h6bsltl e6nhdshc,
amongst tic IiSapuri people that similar qaali
tice hSye won for 6encfaf NcC lelll4 i1ls ffiSc,
pbnctuaily Il DE ii tbe m6fbihg, Snd takes ns
Ffest from his ISbotr, swing brief tutesval FOL
meais, until midnixhG OF frequently later. Ths
amount Or work SEat he has accom- piishtd since
IFS Arrival II St.sISuis has won Tue admffStiSr
Or the loyal people Of the State, while II hsi
filed tie rebe6 With disniay Birds Point
which ran greet danger Or being captured .by
General Pillow. has been eifectuslly strengthen
ed BY troops collected from different iocaiitiel
"a veltaa ~ h ~ ~ r,vs. Ard ~, ~,
nitioh Campo 81 .iustruction, q contain from
twenty thousand 70 thirty thousand soldiers. have
been established 1t st. Louis and Springfield,
Illinois, snd the ordnance and commissariatde de,
In with the greatest fspidity.. Gensral Fremont
| 70 Just the man for the position in which he has
been placed. Il il BY such appointments that
the President Will Justify the Rtest trust reposed
IN hin By the country. 3 '.9tsfsssa 'is.1
Eat2sHs h1{@ g----- A--a4ss ---L----..s asa ;slia
| a. A PAxrc Al Carr GrzAKDEA AZ. The Missouri
Democrat SAYS: i"t)n Sunday evening the steam
q War .F.ris INN, c.;.o .,r;v,a :, Csns o.; az.
ardean With seyersI Mecca of .rt;llerv q nsrtv
Of ave men vith horses. started Is lake two 81
| the pieces 10 the csmp! Having been inis;n.
| formed Is to the .uroner road. shev cot three
miles out Of the way. and toward the enemy. a.
AZ about 9 o'clock at night. they auddenly met
mounted nickets. ali Of whom a. once reined mn
wheeled about nut spurs to tier steeds. and
Fed with the greatest precipitation! They had
mistaken the artillerists for the advance of a
grand srmy. The latter were considerably as
tonished At the sensation they had innocently
created, but succeeded in rerainipe their road.
and reached the camp al 1 n M This incident
is the only battle that has vet transpired in the
region of Cane Girsrdeau. 1sI aat heqa saaaf
500 gi5ai -----44- Z --1-----A st!f 5sGidaq
= ConpAxirs Accrrrrp.AThe following comma.
MES of Cavalry and Infantry for the new Repi
ments. to rendezvous At this Mace havS sbeen
accepted byi Adit Gen. Baker. 'tiw stis'sgai9Ia
600 13Esl ~ . cAyAIRY.. 10 GqEsa 600
Muscatine COMPANY. Muscstine comfy. Cant
Hatch; Marshal Horse Guards. Marshall county.
Capt Hepburn: Prairie Rangers. Scott connty'
Can't Greer: Des Moines Civ Cavalry Poih
county, Can't. Graves Davenport 9Comnanv.
Scott county. officers not chosen. gGizilJa3s.s'
.; The Muscatine Comnaf,v vim nrobsblv he here
tonight Or q: morrow. .s)lsH 10 saa 5ssanfg9s
-aaa1E II 70 siEaG afNrAxrRY. eds ~ Yitiias
2 Sigourney Crews. Keokuk county Cant. t-1--.
Jones County Infantry, Jones county, Captain
Harper; Linn County Infantry. L,nr, county.
Capt. Snouffer: Benton County Infantry Ben
ton county. Can't. Geddes: Scott County i3uards
Scott county. CAPT. Foster.--Da yeuport Dem.
,3ii& b9asf1'i-- ---l - -1-----i4'sl Be Ja1sg
h1Sronr or NORTHERN MrcHANIc-How M
EscAPED PRon THE SourH An intelligent me-
cianic called on us this mornins. and gave n
statement Of his escape from North Carolina.
and of his observations on the route He had
lima Railroad, between weldon and Uhsrlotte.
for some time, but grew uneasy in consequence
Of having been hauled up before the Vigilance
Committees three times ON SUSPICION t,f being
Union man. He states that there ar;. Int =
few Union men in North Oar Dina and, thew live
with a halter around their necks The Sontb.
erners where he resided knew all about how the
Manassas battle would come off FIVE DAYS be.
the result OF the Manassas affair and vhen the,
thought themselves invineible ,oas 49,
;, Our informant states that were it not for the
rebels vonla never OCT along At al, O,t - fars
=, a,o;ras.s,o,, ~. E r, ~ ID - sN y,
srv nssn was !. ya,too0' ThsnH ~ '.sa ~
tees maka III tha;r ,,,,,n;,;o,, 80 ~ go.
thing rso,,ir;n. n;ai aI; a' o., uG
on. escaaoa hn ,,o;n., 'Sn,.h Co.. NJ r'H,:,
M. to Stenbensen a,shsn,. .nl fre'n ,nanna
to Nashville Ha then cros.ed o,ar'.o 70.
tucky and reached Ion;sv;Ia ~ sass,s
There ia an encamnment mainly &c .r,;,io,,
forces at nisca sailed Nc "SS.n.r .. "ho.,
tvnntr m;las frou, Ation.o q. rTh.,,. - la
snothe. rebel anna &, nman. - sa,,.r.l ,Sa, aJ
troons at n,frasshnro T.nna Sasosss;n. a.ns
we're Av;no a,onr h;s an,;ro 800 : ,,n,;," Se
reached Rowlino Green Nv .bore IL S.ars
.na Co.. e.. -. ~. NJ 49, :.S osa's
tnat millions OF dollars wouldt,e spent to induce
= 70 go OUT OF the union, out, from all
ne could 'earn, kentucky would REM ain under
the Stars and Stripes $50 2
our informant was especially bitter on the
ooutnern,zsd 4ankees: and ne reiterated that it
you couid Drive the Yankees out OF 'rebeldom,
you wouid nave the south helpless and At your
cy.-lfhiia.s bulletin. s4s
Nos sor,,,..., V,a,-.,,-1 n. c.,,:.
:. ~ o',,:D ',o.>. '' ooA'ns' '''
ol LII. JOHNS noteo Methodist VINO escaped
from the South some time since, relates the fol.
lowing. iAs liA l q
Miss G;ern..e;n vo,n, ~ ~ tom no;no
vho had bsen ta..h;Na soa NJ. Mamnh;s haaams
an object of ausnc;"m snS s lsf, g.. "eca .h
some Northern men, THANK God. we shall
soon be in land where there is freedom of
thought and speech" The fellow summoned
the Vigilance Committee. and the three North.
ern men were stripped and whipped till their
flesh hung in strips. Miss G. was stripped to
her waist, and thirteen lashes given her bare
back. Mr. Collins says the brave girl permit
ted no cry or tear to escape her, but BIT her
lips through and through. With head shaved.
SCARED and dis6gured, she was at length per-
mitted to resume her journey towards civiliza.
ton. ,.5.. aa -. -
80, -, - $50
After leaving the creek, Lieut. Budd learned
rom the negroes .nat there were Soo OF the