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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
THE HAWK-EYE


VOC DUTv - TIi8 noUaF rsd1
4 very singular spectacle b prevented St this
t,mA Il is that Of people far in advance Of
thsif Rulers, ready 70 make every sacrifice Of
nensy and usans-of hfe-ssady = msetevssy
didicslty- encounter every peril to preserve
The Government end the integrity of our Ma
tioaal domain. Every call for men i fully met
aAa TIE Government 10 o6eredal he nsans of
the people. Whatever eiss bstsde, the people
az he lie Of the Nation must be preserved,
How far behiad the dpsopas In sarnsssnsss, In
enssu, and in integrity, our generals and tulers
ere, b not for rs to say. But that they are be-
hind results Prove, . The nation stands hunilis.
ted to-day on account. of the jealousies o. in
9 competency Of owtG Generals. Oar eause, If not
betrayed, Is greatly damaged BY" the selfish
schemes and aspirations Of those Whose every
Thought should be Of the country end whose am
bitten can never be gratihsd exoeptin abandon.
ing every thought Of themselves. .i4 W..
Iowa has responded 70 every call upon her.
She has sent her brave sons in sxoeaB Of every
, call Of the President. Forty-fve thousand %
brave men as ever bore arms in any country,
have and are going from Iowa from ., voting
! popslation Of 100, 900. The bodies Of her sons
.1ks buried upon every battlefield Of the West,
and they have gone down where the battle ragged
hottest, with their faces to the foe. Here 10 ~
idsnce Of, trust and confidence in the Govern
y nsnt aof devotion and patriotism, never excel
Led. What is true Of Iowa is true Of the xbsll
Nation. se ~. aN fap'
The arm of an executive thus backed cannot
b weak nor bis course vacilating and uncer
tain. Jealousy Of military men will not lonl
stand in the way of tho success of On army o.
patriots thus devoted and self-sacri6cing. A
brighter and better day must coon dawn upor
, ~ Whatever differences Of opinion exist among
loyal men touching war measures must not b'
permitted TO distract or weaken ID. There Il
no hops-not tie smallest possible chancs o.
saving the Nation except through the admins
tration of Abraham Lincoln. Whatever differ
! encss Of opinion may exist-whatever disaitec
ton there may be among Republicans-what
ever of bitterness and hatred there may yet re
main in the minds Of loyal Democrats towards
Republican Administration, We still insist the
Iowa shall, with the same unanimity exhibits
in furnishing men, give her emphatic and dec
ded voice, at the ballot box, in support and er
coursgement Of Mr.. Lincoln. He may hav
done many things which We cannot approve,an
left undone many things which We think !
should have done. He may have suubbe
and disgraced the military men Of our choic
and promoted and honored such % We consi
cred -, mpetent or worse Every act OF 3
administration may have bean wrong on 7
uigger question % We viewed It 1t matte
NOT. Our duty is in supporting Mr.. Lincoln
IN strengthening his arm that he may .stri
down rebellion. Let us do our whole duty q
leave the responsibility Of failure to fall VIII
y oe1ongsso IL 81 IL -. gtE1ss
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II According to the Vicksburg Citizen, that
place was again 'bonbsrded BY the Union NOR
tar boats from below, for about three hours, on
the asth Of August. 1t says that but little
damage wac done to the town and none what
ever 70 the batteries. gsgoTi $50 bDs = %
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TmRr1ErH REolMENr.-The Gate City says
that W. n. G. florence has been appointed
Lieutenant Colonel, and Lauren Dewey, of Mt.
Pleasant, Major Of the soth Regiment, now rem.
dezvousing at Keokuk. Hr. Abbott, Of Louisa
County, was appointed Colonel some time since.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

II If our readers will examine the Law
which fills most Of our space this morning, the,
will find much in it to interest them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

Ter b instantly left bic diseaat home and reach
ID Washingsoa about The time Of the Boil Run
ashs ss1asrsd his SERVICES e tbe Government
IA " p1tllee a Seospapd ,o the ssih, \. 7.
regiment MAds1 vacant b ths FILL af Oc'oest
0snssoaJnoAppsintsds Bnsadisr, 10 mwent TO
South Oarelina With Cen. Sherman. and took :
leading part in the battles about Port Royal
Thence he was Transferred to North Carolina,
whsacs he went 70 virginia,in Rsnos eoorpa--
He vas In ill ~ skirmisAes slong the Kappa.
hammock, under PSps, md fought most gallansiy
The bat.lss d the y 4 and 10Th August near
Bull Ran. He xas shestt hsossh the hsad with
minnie ball d 10 Mssfbesrihe sloft The colors
Of one Of his reeinsn6 AID Cheering on Me men
70 .furious charge upon The ensny.adT q
.ssch Il ! brfsf outline Of oths deeds Of thess
nsbls Generals Who hase laid down their lives
urea 4hs altar ii the Union. Bfater and truel
hearts never she'd thsf lies blood upon the bat
As asld, They did their duty truly and honor
ably. They have gone down to the grave, bo'
the memory Of their deeds and their patriotism
will live while brave men, devoted to the causl
of their country, shall DO deemed worthy Of e.
TEEN among men. -
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A REBEL MAIL CAPfURrD.-A fellow calling
himself John Corlley, was captured At st. Lou.
is on Tuesday lsst, having in his possession, .
carpet sack containing about Ave hundred let
ters from the Secessionists in that city to thei,
friends In the South 3a4 e sG3 Ue - AHaA O.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

Our friends at Burlington have laid 10 under
heavy obligations by the procurance Of . large
humber Of subscribers to the Weekly Herald
Pecuniarily We derive but little assistance from
weekly subscriptions, but the act Of which We
speak is valuable as the expression of affinity Of
sentiment and general accordance of views.-
That it was intended for such We know, and that
it is received as such, our friend G. B. P. Car
penter, who was % largely interested in the en-
terprise, may rest Observation-Disclosures Herald.
We presume that "Port" feels highly compli
mented. His arduous services in behalf Of .
traitorous editor are certainly worthy Of com
mendation,-st least from bis fellowworker.-
What patriotic citizens Of Burlington think o
them, We do not doubt the foolish young maj
will be daily learning to the end of bis life
The path Of sympathizer with Hahony in tn
4fature is not likely to be strewn with roses.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

- ELtcr1oS During the excitement of the past
ten days, the fact that the State election in YER
mont came of on last Tuesday has been entirely
overlooked. Such Was the fact, however. Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, and
members Of the Legislature wers chosen. There
we're two tickets, the Union, headed BY tho
present Governor, Frederick Holbrook, and the
Peace Democratic. headed BY B. +. snalley.-7
Returns from sstsaty towns give Holbrook .e74;;
snalley, sos. al the towns heard from, 81 "
number, elected Union Representatives 81 The
vote, Is expected, vas small, but, a. appears
from the above statsnent, it VA overwhel ming
u in favor Of the Union, and the suppression Of
the rebellion. From this the Hahopy men Of
Iowa may infer pretty accurately what kind Of q
fate awaits them in Iowa this Fall. The Demo
cratic vote Of Vermont IL less than one.fourth
what It was last year in the towns above stated
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Army OO0Rn0PONDDNCB.
NxAs Cosll7x. Mn, Sept f..

EDIfoR ByHlNafoH, H4wxrslkYF :saiisil raj hi91
4 Thiap have bssn :. kisdsr ehscksssd r n this
rsgisA fstthStpsss WEEK. U ssndaya Rosssfane.
witA Tie majority Of our troops, moved east 4
fortnight sinos within supporting distance Of
Busll, leaving 10 les than ten thousand mem
ell told. With this handful Of men We have 70
man the fifteen miles Of breastwofks around
Cofintb, keep outposts At Risaza, Danville and
Ohswallh besides keeping guards on the four
Railroads for so@e miles from this place. We
have no support, not g regiment nor one single
piecs Of artillery n ressrss. With this fringe OF
skirt, however, ~e keep ups big sppesranos.-
Several dsshss hive bssn made ~ Rebel cavalry
~ Rienss and dong our west side within the
past week, and citizsus living near orr picket
lines tell u that Price 10 moving on ~ with co..
600 men. villepigue Tor the villainous pig, Is
the boys call him. has struck Bolivar and been
rspAlsed. The question now is whether Price
will pitch into %, .or crush Bolivar and besiege
jackson. The latter 10 thought to be the most
probable, q that would cut our communication
with Columbus and compel US to get out of here
sooner o. later - Jackson is being fortified with
cotton bales preparatory to seige In . former
letter spoke Of their intention to cut our com
munication With Columbus and reoccupy Fort
Pillow, from which they could batter our trans
ports. n This information, and much else. I oh
tanned indirectly from Rebel sources and time
seems to prove its correctness. Price probably
hasn't more than half the number of troops re-
ported. If 80 he had better not push very fa'
beyond the Memphis + Charleston Railroad
he would then have troops oil around him, viz
Corinth, jackson, Memphis and Helene, which
by concerted movement, could close in upol
him. Every morning We expect to hear tn.
booming of Rebel cannon at some point, and
although Grant is cursed from Major General
down TO privates, our forces will doubtless 6gh
well and give old Sterling warm reception.
Rosecrans is reported BY the papers - march
ing Southwest with thirty or forty THOUSAND
men. This 10 all hunbug. A couple Of week
400 Runl1 a>uksha,n Ca 80 d;-:asono Roao
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14


n ENTlSTRY.-I have located permanently
~ in Montpelier a Dentist in the rooms over
Langdons Flour Store, formerly occupied by Dr. NJ.
Newton. insert teeth Gold Silver, Platna und
Rubber have used the rubber Plate in my practice
number OF years and in all have given perfect
isfacton Very frequently have inserted rubber plates
for persons who have for years gold, silver pa
ma and in no case could / induce them To 90 back 10
metallic plate again. While / confidently recon-
mend it superior TO any metal plate ia the mouth,
can also recommend a. very much cheaper than gold
plate.
GFTeeth filled with gold silver and tin so as to make
Die. Please give me call.
will give three letters from gentlemen well known in
Windham county
Brattleboro', January l. 1862
This is to certify that have for sometime past
set Of teeth on Rubber, put up by DR.. j NJ Comegys
aud after wearing plate work for the last eight years.
eheeriuly recommend the rubber ic0rk being much
easier and in every oay better than the metal plates
A. DAVENPORT,
or firm OF Chandler & Davenport.
Brateboro, August 20, 1860.
Last year had occasion to employ Dr. Comegys to
insert set Of teeth for member Of my family after an
other dentist had yaiuy tiled number Of times without
success IL gives me pleasure say DR. Comegys sue
eeeded admirably, and eheerfuy recommend him, be-
he'ing him to be skilful dentist
CIV. HORTON, MD.
This may certify that have been personally aequant
ed with Dr. Nj. Comegys, for several years past and
have employed him in my family dentist | think
MN good workman, and an honest honorable man,
both professionally and otherwise. +. TYLER,
OF firm Of Tyler Thompson
Other letters or references be given II necessary
STIFF JOHN Nj. COMEGYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14
lportru.
or THE GOOD SHIP Union

ny oi1vER wHSnALL HOLMES.
lis midnight through my troubled dream
Loud walls the tempest's cry
Before the gale with tattcrcd sail,
ship goes plnnging by.
What name Where bound fhu rueks around
Repeat the loud halloO.
The good ship Union, Southwark bound
God help her aud crew
And is the old flag flying still.
A. That DER your fathers few,
With bands Of white and rosy light
And field OF starry blue
AYE look alof its folds full on
Have brated the roaring blast,
And still shall fly when from the sky
This black typhoon has past
Speak, pilot Of the storm tossed bark
May thy peril share
o landman, these arc fearful seas
The brave alone may dare
Nay. ruler Of the rebel deep,
What matters wind or wave
The rocks that reck your rceling deck
VIII leave me nought to save
olandsmau, ar, thou false or true
What sign hast thou to show
The crimson stains from loyal veins
That hold my heart-bloods flow
Enough what more shall honor claim
know the sacred sign
Above thy head our Gag shall spread,
Our ocean path be thine
The bark sails on the Pilgrims Cape
Lies low along her lee.
Whose hoadland crooks its anchor hukcs
Tic lock the shore and sea.
No treason here It costs to dear
To win this barren realm
And true and free the hands must be
That hold the whalef's helm
Still on Manhattans narrowing bay
No rebel cruiser scars
Her waters feel no pirates keel
That faunts the fallen stars
But watch the light on ytndcr height
Az, pilot, have a care
Some lingering cloud in mist may shroud
The capcs Of Delaware
Say, pilot, what this fort NAV be,
Whose sentinels look down
From moated walls that show the sea
Their deep cmhrasures' frown
The rebel host claims all the coast,
But these friends, know,
Whose footprints spoil the sacred soil, D."
Aud This is Fort Monroe.
The breakers roar,-hov bears the shoroi
The iraitOrous wreck trs' hands
Have quenched the blaze that poured rs rays
Along the liatteras sands
--Ha say not So / see its glow
Again the shoals display
The beacon light that shines by night
The Union stars by day
The good ship flies to mder skies,
The wave more gently flows,
The sofening breeze watts Ger the seas
The breath Of Beaufort's rose.
What fold is this the sweet wind kiss
Fair-strped and many starred,
whose shadow pals the orphaned walls,
The twins Of BcauTegard
What heard you not Port Royals doomi
How the black war-ships came
And turned the Beaufort roses bloom
To rcddeT wreaths Of flame?
How from Rebcon's broken reed
We saw his emblem fall,
As soon his cursed poison-weed
Shall drop from Sumter's wall
On on, Pulaskis iron hail
Falls harmless on Tybee
Her topsails feel the frcshing gale,
She strikes the open sea
She rounds the point, she threads the keys
That guard the Land Of Flowers,
And rides at last where firm and fast
Her own Uibralter towers
The good ship Unions voyage is DER,
Al anchor safe she swings.
And loud and clear with cheer on cheer
Her Joyous welcome rings
iuuah Hurrah it shakes the wave
1t thundcrs on the shore
One fac, one land. one heart, one hand
One Nation ever more atlantic tor March
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14

7 flffuNiNfffnts Nfurufgfu,
Nect and yoiNf', Spr1ias, Briases cuts and
Woi~ds, Pacs, Headache aHddH RhctBlaf-
&C. and Nervous Disorders.
Fot all u which 70 Is speedy and certain remedy ana
never fails This Liuiment Is prepared from the recpe
Of DR.. stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut, the famous t,i
setter and has been used ia his practice FOR moro than
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
Il an AAer'a'or Of Pam, it is unriyaied by any pr
para,on before ne public Of which the most skcpcal
may be convinced by a single trial.
This Lnimcut win rapidly and radically Rie,,-
matte Disorders Of every kind and in thnusauda ~ 800
where i has been used d ha,uc,cr been known to fa
for Neuralgia, 1t Will afford Immediate relief loo every
case however distressing.
will relieve the ror, Of Heaaa,he in thrce MINI
utes' and IS warranted to DO 10.
Ioofhnchc also Do viii cure instantly
for Nervous Dc'ihty and Gcucrai LasWfude arising
rom imprudcncc or excess This Lmcnt Is most happy
tissues 1t strengthens and rcfihcs the system ANA re
stores d to elasticity and ,ilor.
for Ftcs As an external remedy, we claim that fis
he oe' known and we challenge hC world 20 produccan
equal Every victim OF this distressing complaint should
give trial Tor il viii not ia afford immediate r,
' ana m majority % cases will affect radical cure.
Q'dHsy aud Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma.
gnaut and dangerous. but timely application Of his
lhnlmeni viii never iail 90 cure
Srains are sometimes very ob stnac and enlargement
Of The joints is liable TO f neglected The worst
case may be conquered by this Linmeut in or three
Brusc,, Cuts, Hounds. Sore, t7eer,. Bsyss and
N'dns' yield readily 10 the wonderfully healing proper.
ties Of Dr. SWEETS lNFtLLfHLR LtNIsHNr, when used
and Insect Btfet and Stifqs.
Fey H2r.e o,eaer should have this remedy a, hand
i9r It's timely uscat The FIRST appearance ~ aneness viii
s1tfss@ss5al1 RSfS h 2tT finder 50 MANY Otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless
over four hundred voluntary tcgmonials TO the won
dcrul curative properties Of this Lnnent have been re-
ceiyed within the last two years and many OF them from
persons in the highest ranks of lifc
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Ike.
ness ~ Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also este
phcn Sweets lnftihbc llnimcnt blown n the glass Of
each bottle. without which none are genuine
RICHARDSON a co.
Sole Proprietor, Norwich. c.
For sale BY F. r. SMITH. Montpelier. Genera A.
gent Tor Vermont and by dealers everywhere $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14

This elixir has been extensively used throughout most
New England and Canada the last six years, and
tcrever introduced has given universal satisfaction.
II loosens the tghtest cough
Il causes the patient to freely.
Il cures the Group Immediately when given in season
u relieves the worst cases Of Asthma at once.
u allays fever and pain and produces rest al night
Let all Parents who have childr5n Gubect 70 GROUP
1cure bottle Of this Elixir At once and keep Il in hs
use ready Ia give at a moments warning
Read the following evidence from some Of thedmot
ointment citizens Of Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14
II S. ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLY

\ AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS
To Merchants, MdnWfdrfHrcySA Iarctofs. and 10 those
cishuiq 20 foycoyd Goods oHa Pactq0-s % the Camps
Qtnc bniOn Nuitlry Stations and Nardi Posts Of The
Coast and GUT
Having secured especial privileges for visiting the De
Of introducing and selling 20 the Departments, Military
St1rckeepe, Commissaues, Quartefmas'ers. Suffers,
Officers and Soldiers, Navy Agents and PaymAstcrs Of
the Navy, all articles required fl he use convenience
comfort and necessity both Of ne army and navy we
have organized the above entitled Agency, Camp and
Navy Express with It's Headquarters Or General Office
located la the City Of Washington.
Under this organization. entirely Qlote and extend
ing through all the Departments both Of the army and
Navy offer % Merchants, Manufacturers and Invent
tors untquaed facilities, in saving ~ time, readiness OF
sale and the many expenses unavoidable through the
usual channels Of sale 10 the Departments Military Sta
tons and Naval Posts
Those wishing to avail themselves Of the advantages
OF this thorough, organized system n agency DO
Express, and prices, explanations Ne. by letter
Goods and packages for the Camps and Naval Posts
sent 10 will be prompt delivered. Letters OF
inquiry will meet With prompt attention
All Goods, Wares and Merchandise. II whatever ma
ture, ordered by this Agency will be paid Tor dee-
~.
GTGood agents, well referred Nth small means can
find profitable employment in this Organization. few
wanted.
OrrIcE No 2lI PENN AVENUE composite vii.
lards Hotel) WASHINGTON.
REFERRNCEs
Geo. Law, n. York, Senator Wilson Boston,
Moses IL Grinell, " Adams Express Co.
SheAin Brothers, - Phia
Adams Express Riggs & Co. (Bankers) Wash
Erastus Corning, Albany, ington.
%, Alexander Cummings, Philadelphia.
50 North Chase,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14

GEN. j. II. LANE.-The question relative
} Gen. Lanes return to the Senate and his
eclination to take part in the Texan campaign
as been settled In letter from him, dated
,eavenworth, on the 26 ultimo, he says that
had tried every effort with Gen. Hunter
} arrange concerning the share he LANE
hould take in the expedition, but without
lccess, and he could not have served under
zen. Hunter without degradation. Gen.
.ane states that he had no military ambition ;
only desired "to surround the institution
{ slavery with free territory, and thus girdle
be cause of rebellion itself" Without fault
{ his, as he thinks, he has been thwarted in
ne only ambition of his life, and he will re-
urn to his place in the u s. Senate.
10 A correspondent of the Cincinnati
idzette, writing from Cairo. says
'Secessionists are numerous in this vicinity,
I'D information of importance, by newspapers
I'D letters, is daily conveyed to the rebels at
olumbus Copies of the Chicago Tribune
re said to be daily inclosed in bottles, tight
corked, and thrown into the Ohio, from
hence they are carried into the Mississippi,
I'D in few hours after placed in the hands
the rebel General Polk In the same man
or information is conveyed concerning the
lnboats and mortar feet
The Louisville journal says John G. Breck-
1ridge has become such confirmed drunk
d as to be hardly ever able to perform his
7ilita duties, and the rebels have lost all
nfdence in him. They regard him with
ingled distrust and contempt
The Tribune says that the parents of jeff.
laws went from Black Rock district in North
-illingworth, Connecticut, where he now has
'latives residing. Also that the parents of
= II. stephens went from the same place.
JEFF, DAVIS'S EPITAPH.
Pause, for an instant loyal reader.
Here lies JET, the great seoeder
Above, he always lied you know,
And now the traitor lies below.
Ills bow was furnished with two strings,
lie hatterd crowds and flwnd on kings
hepay'd his coun'ry's care With fvil;
Aud pray d 10 God. and sery'd the devil
The south could whip the Yankee nation
80 he prcpos'd humiliation
heir blessings everlasting,
Was Just the time, fpT prayer and fasting
Inc record may be search d In vain,
From West Point Benedict, 10 Cain
10 md a more arocinus knave,
Unless in Caesar Borgias grove
boston Tran'orIt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-14

Dr. Baxter Dear Sir-l know the benefits Of using
Dr. whites Elixir by my wife, Of my children and
eghoors In eases Of Coughs, Colds. Group aud Ash
"a has proved very beneficial, aud those who have
'seult would no, be- without a. on any consideration
JOSEPH MARSH, Congregational mister.
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We offer to the country trade and consumers, \ com
pe'' assortment ofeyery variety u LIQUORS, WINES,
&c and would say that our experience Of more than
FORTY YEARS as Importers Is only sufficient
guarantee for the PURITY or OUR GOODS, but hst
enables TO offer advantages buyers that cannot
be excelled by any house in Boston Owing the diff
Guilty Of procuring in many towns, strictly pure and re-
liable article Of Liquors and Hines for medicinal aud
other purposes, have for many years given special
tenton 10 filling orders for PRIVATE UsB, and consum-
ers will find i greatly to their advantage to send their
ders 10 us direct, employ travelling other
agents whatevor. Persons who require Pure LigpOIs
ana HRes, m large or small quantities, may rest assur-
ed that all orders will receive best personal attention,
and that every article from house will be salts
factory in every respect Communications By mail will
receive prompt attention with full and complete cata-
logue Of goods, prices, &c
l. d. RICHARDS 4 SONS,
81 \ SO State Street, Boston.
Boston, April 6, 1861. 1894