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


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i Intelligence arrives from Connecticut that
tcoaple was lstely married 1t the Wooster Hous
in Danbary, and stopped there until, the mel
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4 FATAL AccIDExf.-Mr.. William Butt Of Kaj
\ pa, Woodf0rd, county, shot himself accidentll
Yesterday, ard died Immediately Afterwards ffo'
from hunting expedition, and vas getting on
Of his wagon, when, BY some unacconntabl
means, his foot struck the hammer OF his gun
causing the instant discharge OF its contents 1
his face and head Nj. Bntt formerly lived nea
Knoxville, in this State He leaves wife an,
several children 70 mourn his untimeiy end
s'9t si' sssS 7e Peoria Transcript.
Flssr IowA e fa,rrxr. An honor 10 the Firs
Iowa Regiment Their tern o. enlistment INT. 7
Pirea some two weeks ago, and although iiving o.
naii rations exposed to peculia! nardsh'ps, With
out pay and without decent clothing, they voIun
teered unanimously 70 remain IN Gen Lyon1
column 50 long g there was any decent prospect
IN res;n,en. o -" me- cn,hs ' men h;ct ' hs'
beh.ved 4 th;s ~ - nave mt head Nit
ISL liiT fChicaco 1r;bure
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, There appears TO be very little doubt nov that
sne 0overnment mas ordefed MAJOR General Wool
70 q proceeo 20 forsfess monroe ana supersedq
'General Butler in co.nmsnd ofthat post .
Yesterday seemed to be fatai for shooting ac1
cidents A sentinel named Kramer, OF Colonel
= regiment, on coming on guard N
the morning, let NE musket drop IN MS tent, y
eHplooea ana pew on the top OF MS Skull ieas
ing ths Dram exposed. ne Is stiIl living, out
must aie soon, on parade, day, IN Colonel
, a W. sregluient, IN gong through tne nrlne
20 be loaded. went on and Eiiled 4 sereesnt N
the Ninth Repiment ~ Rird,s Paint q ntel
cisely similar accident nccnrred killing an mr.
derly. 4 nicket 81, the Cairo side had Nine
hafl strike g. bis foot hrad from R;rd,a Point hy
sentinel diseharoino bis nj ce on going off ,in
tv.-lCor Chicaoo Times ~ 1-sSi
!, The Government h.s sent orders IN C;nc;nn.t n
directing that Lieuten.nt Colonel TYLER of the
rebel army. who was. arrested in that CITY fe VI
days since shall besept 20 New York for detention
at Fort La yfayctte. which appears to have been
selected IS the abiding place of captured rebels.
3 ToucHrse!- ben Cant. Meaeher, Of the sst.
on his return from Bulls Run, called unon the
L.A.t, Il
killed early in the enpapement her only son
Just old enough to sdimIy remember his father
in Uniform. seeing an officer entering the house
ran 70 MS mother, JoyluLy excialming, faPa
'u eo N'ss dyd aa"! .f,3,5f,stt -
+ s.AHDf OrHRR UsIoN MEN.n-We are credibly
that the Hon. John Scorr HARarscN
will not hermit the Democratic partzans to use
him MS bait upon their hook in the coming State
contest, He heartily approves the policy of
party organizations, and sustaining the
cordially and with unanimity
lo'nc'nnat commercial htsns sfisa
+ The recent expedition with gun.boats from
Fortress Monroe suggests the question: 9Why
Is it that the whole Southern coast is not lined
by squadrons Of light vessels with riAed guns
II TIL. were done, the rebels would not have SO
many men to spare for their great armies in
Virginia. hiqa 5iaqs 4qsa
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very arr iolce =. p uoopsis now con
= ~ .ne s.cinisy y, oaitihore' MOI taat
1ition, but because they are within easy reach
II either Harper's Ferry, Washington, or any
other point on the Potomac. .aS Il, u
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az, ,s, =. ,in s.u ens s'.oosn
n ,r.,or,s - Th tas e.ia.,.n aas ~. .hs
guns lost being specified The Southern letter
writer's and officers persist in the statement that
hey captured sixty gunA G
swo.ns .vn p,s,o,. mr. p;.ha 1880,
,.;n @ g. - .uae. .'Vn"o.u psp.,
ia raI.,s ,ha, TO- e. $1,000 sr e oatsv
.;a,n,s aas s .nas WV .o'us VI easa!
nave belonged to the Rebel cavalry who we're
xiled and wounded, as the Federal army had no
orce of that description except 200 men who
~. wv sns"seU ~ 81 AZ 'ns Da'''e' s''u WHY
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Or HoNrsr F1ax IN CHARLESTON, s. c.
we understand tnat orait Tor the sum OF nve
'nousand uoliars mas peeh received IN TINS cry
!, lew uays, rom urn III oharies'oh' ..
" " no. -, 70 purchase new gooas' pu. ~ payment
stance is, that the letter, instead Of being full
Of silly Boosting about fighting to the last
nan against the bloody invaders Of the North"
does not mention the war at all-[Boston
Traveller, 81 o 10 F a.1a
A.o.u,n spc,ss,o, p.,,. Sor,, c,n Tho
Ranger ~. \ nomnor.. Ssoass;o,, &c., 80
,ls.1ed on. vestarSsu hv lac numhar ~ n "1s
no dmr,no ~ 49,, ~ e. NJ. "nSs =. w
the Office and cleaned it Of every thing It con-
tained and burned the contents in the street.
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), We unuers,ano ,nss va pave Atchison,
sne WHISKY oarIei, as brownlo~ csils nan,
WY Paa'lcapa'ea IN 'ne engagement at Carthage
snu "..nessea olsefs hanssuyets, says ne Is the
ves' oo.,;.aanee' ~ america, .itnous any e1cep'
y Nn.cn - saying gooo oeai' coming nom
town or ei,y without nas,nort s;gne Joh Nv ,hs