The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-30
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q writes from, tsnh s.Sa1si Sosh ~. M ~
nd psA soms sxV ack And yoended With ths4
III sno toae the remainder were left at Cairo =
b eAo Ossy. Lest o. shsa sfs doing wes
I'D tnoegh there are few extrspsly critical ~.
,gd several of he wounded have sIrsady dis4 II
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err, plllows isllies. &c. oa hand. you had betse
- seSd Sksa % the Gensral HospisAl 81 Iouns,
Ill City, H., csrsjDr. E 9. Tfanklin. Native vina
srs much needed there also. toeses,rl lvith sup
IL ply Of bandaees.a Amonr Is mAny voundea
|, thera must need. h f,>c.ent .h..... wh..J
VI ieh Cairo, though vine was very necessary Il
t4any cases, yet Il vas impossible TO obtain IT.
p The Government saiseons could not 6nd i 70,
+ '-' !s....'y !.. yst us 8. - =. s's
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II V3H4 NAff4D0 t6P0nDM /.
1 fsious Railroad and rrnre.. f,omn.n;e..s Noth.
! ing va v,s damaged. nothing loat sal tsai s p.
a T. ss...,as ~ - !, s
lIa q a. the Battle Of Belmont, Capt Brooks
ef the Sist Illinois Volunteers, recognized his
oVn reoes ofosner deed on the hssd, and secured
, from the rebels the rnelsncholy aatisfaction Of
} ! soTyns him. aM i,,.sy ~
iai RECol. Ward q. Lamon has zone 70 snrinp.
field on 4 M m.trimonial mission. He ~, va mar.
/ He'd on the s4th mat n ,u;ss r.o..n d.uohter
u Of Judge Logan Of Iliino,s = i--:gs,gs3 sASC
,tni ...,let - --e--- as
muskets, riAes and equipments IN abundance by
every steamer. The supply is fully equal 70 the
immediate demand. and With those TO srriyel
will he sudacient to equip the entire army and
have . residue. "a ..a'ss = t7ss' E sa' r''''. tf
Iof the Jacksonville, Illinois, Female College,
was $40, 600, and no insurance.
| r-A c.nnon ve;oh;,. ,h;,tv .h,,..ra ,hs i
| was cast in Aleer's South Bostop ofroundrv on
! Monday Of last veek aa'e "7a' 'ss ~ q
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O'Clock last NIGHT on Jeffsraon street IN the store
occupied by Mr.. q. II. Harris HI. FOODS. With
those Of Mr.. Kellers in the story above. were
entirely consumed. The amoun. Of damage ne
have no no me.ns of knov;n.o Tho hu;ld;no "a.
pte'ty "sa ourneo oot1on the ins'de' ana snoss
.eJolnoe oAo'y injured. Aessrs. Nee'y Aeio-
'.au'sf anu o'"ers "oved 'neir goocs anu wiz,
No''' sumo. 'o.s'oeEAo'e osmase' AZ one
P'ooA"'e s"a' '''e "noie
ss- Ss ''o," .s s"' 0'..s Dank 20 .he a'ey "ou'd
" uu'neu' .na .o.'"ne ~oa'a nave sa'eu - ~ tue
""''e square nao ',e nlgn' oeen w'noy'
Tn-A ADssk Ane uer"sn paper ~
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ID Lieut.. Rsney, Of the lst Cavalry, is in
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e " ''"u " o"'' - ''.'e' W ~.
s.A nAss ~ oppo''u"'S nc s"es soou
o' s"e 1es.e"' Anu ssys oo'' /" "a''en
- : pop''A. EMm"o van ~. .ne".
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ezr The valuation Of taxable property in
~ ".o oou"'y 'o' 1'oi " As .o"o"s A."ue
9A'o,' .o~a pr pop. v,o Sc.
ou'. p'op" s.'o.o' Aoo'@- so'o'tt'''-'
A''-' -~ss 's..ee e'o,.oo.
tEKossuth has published another address
the Emperor Of Austri. will either voluntarily
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offer a compromise or be compelled to abdicate
| &, ,,d.. ., o,,.r .h.- r,.,..,.
y or1- ~
ous' ne says hungary cannot hve In peace Win
| Austria, and without complete separation there
| is no safety.
| TaT M,ss1Ne AT BxLroxr-A letter from Cal.
| .,,.
"'e' ''"'e '"e os'''e' 'o'u'e'' iepo'-
ted as missing continue to arrive, and not less
than eighty have already come in. Yesterday
p.rtv of thirty reached R;rd,. Point hsv;no
80 ..s.-:. ;. ...-,. m,.e
=. ".".e'"e =" sn0 "ooo' 'or osys' An's
Will greatly reduce the loss Of the Union side
r-rh. p;,h.na r-..;..- oo..
AUG 1.''""''nu NAaminer' VI oc@ zs'u,
announcing 'ne departure OF Mason and siideii
.,.;ms. .sG,oat ~;,, h, tho rro.,;s,..;,,, of ~.
claims: "rea' Will os tne morHncason OF tne
1ehKees Wnen tney snail nave learned TINS re-
SUIT.
How THE Tsoops RECEIVE CocHRASrs SPEECH.
The New York Herald having doubted the
truth of the report of Cocbr.ne's speech and
C.meron,s endorsement of Il Col. Snencer w.
Gone of the elst New York, commanding the
Brigade to which Col. Cochr.ne,s regiment ia at
t.cbed. writes: 43
81 had the honor of being on the stand with
Gen. Cameron and hearing him say that he en-
oorsea every WORD OF Col Cocnranes speech
,n, hs nevsr IoL.d - noh,v =. -hsn he inter- '
ed those words faithfully recorded BY the repor-
ter. His voice rang out like . trumpet, and
.nere W. !ns nsp'ranon o. .loe Grss'sss s .., IN
the the Gord;.n Knot of this .ccursed rebell;on I
could not lforbear telling him when he had fin-