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Skirmish in Kansas-Federals
2 VICTORIOUS Arrival Of Sante
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KANSAS CRY, Feb. 2s.-A skirmish
occurred at Independence on the lSrh,
between detachment Of Ohio cavalry aud
band of rebels headed by Quantrel
Parker. The latter were routed. with .
less Of three killed. several wounded, cod
several taken prisoners. A qssutity Of
ssms Was also captured. Tue Federal
loss was one killed and three wounded
The Sants Fs nail with dates to tho
10Th inst. hiss arrived. Siblsy's procla
nation did not have the desired effect
Iustssd Of rsllying men TO his standard.
it has strengthened the Union army BY o.,
least two regiments. and placed nearly all
the citizens under arms. Great enthnsi
asm prevails in the counties of Bernsdilio,
Venicis, Socarro ard in the upper coun-
ties. The militia has turned odt in large
numbers.
Advices from Fort Craig are to the
T.h inst. The Texans. nnder Sibley.
were at Fort Thorne, fifty miles from
Fort Craig, advancing on the latter place.
Their supplies were scarce, their trans.
portation poor, aud their only ai;erns
tive was to dgnt or starve to death. Our
forces are anxious for battle, have every
advantage, and are confident of success.
providing there be nc treachery.
"A grand ponti6cst mass meeting wAa
held iu oil the churches in the territory
on the 10Th to pray for the souls ol
nathol;ce kiIlad in hattla
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4 DIED--In Cumberland, Maryland, Febru.
airy Goth 1862, WILLIAM F. COURTNY, oi
Graysville, Monroe County, Ohio, member o.
Capt. Fishers Company of said County, aged
So years.
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AN ACTA.i sgEar

AN ACT ad sssa,ss
| To fz e1s ttsse for ketsias sAe ssrpybekt.s
Court Of Common Pieas. ia sAsf seysrsi
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sscrlos i. Bs isssscsed ~ as 0.kA5s4s
ssmtiy ef fAe Ststs or OAio, That thssstuu<1 Il
| the Courts eg Cemmon Pieas In an I foe.si
several Counties Of the Eighth Judicial j. =
triet In tho STATE Of Ohio. In ths year enc shcu-
sand eight handrsd aud sixsy-two, suail .
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NOTICE.

TNHE BOOKS, Notes aud ACCOUNTS Of +. g.
/ Oksy, are inthe lands of x. Salisbury for
6 collection. All parsoI indebted to said e0key,
will save cost by promptly paving up.
15.r5-T~4 JOHN oKEY. Assignee.
Woodsfeld; Feb. 10, Ist2--3mpd
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1862.

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AMERICAN HEARTS AND HOMES
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have ever doubted you will 80 s.
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JAMES EDGERrox,
Barnesviige. Ohio.
Jan. 8, elSs2.-tf. Httt5
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

SsEIcH or SExA1oR WRlaHr.-We commend
TO the attention Of the honsst-minded Democrats
among our renders, the remariu Of Senator
Wright, Of Indiana, made at indianapolis, soon
after the Convention, which va addressed By
the ssmisecessionish Wicklif, Carlyle, and
Others Of tho same disloyal tendencies. Our
readers al know that Senator Wright Is and IL.
ways has been Democrat. They, can Gee how
loyal Democrat talks, the difference between
his tone and meaning and that manifested BY
the Aahony politicians Of Iowa and elsewhere,
ltwll es inferred that be loves his country, and
they love the rebel,.
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lnf0fmatlon wanted.
ne Would it not'be well for the Governor to say
that Ill counties that supply their full quotas Of
the recent calls Of the President shall be exempt
from drafting? a. The people everyvhers are
anxious to know whether or not the full dis.
play of their patriotism will avoid further de-
naad in their particular localities for men. We
presume that every county 10 the State will At
D least furnish voluntesn enough to all up its
quota Of that class, if they can bs informed, BY
authority, what it is. Many, perhaps, III, will
also furnish volunteers enough to Gil the demand
> for nine months militia. There il . want Of
II definite knowledge about the mater, which It Is
10 be hoped the Governor will soon furnish. :
10 is plain that volunteering id excess 81 the
quota Of any particular county would add great
sly 70 the burden imposed by subsequent draft.
This burden should be made q equitable a.
! possible. Each county should be credited BY
az iss volunteers resident therein, or else no
more volunteers for the three years service
than ito quota should be- received. No county
should bear . greater charge than another, be.
cause it shows greater readiness to do its
whole duty. @' l'1' s'FA "s34|
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AIRY CHAPLA1ss.-Ws notice that quite 4
number, d army correspondents 10, not speak
very fayorably Of the Chaplains. We have no
doubt, that in numerous instances they desetv1
not merely censure but instant dismissal. While
probably large proportion of the Chsplains arc
earnest and jealous in the performance Of their
important and useful duties, there are otherss
Who disgrace their calling, not merely in The
army but everywhere. This latter class pro.
cured their positions merely because the pay
was better than they could get elsewhere, and
the performance Of Any duty was almost option.
a. The sooner Ill such men are drummed out
and their places supplied with honest and earn.
est men, the better. ~. =
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SAD AccIDEsr.--T Two boys BY the nams A. n,
Weese and Ware whose parents reside On The
East side Of tho river were drowned in the b..
Moines river late on Thursday afternoon. TIA
accident occurred few. hundred yards below
Market street Bridge. The boys were in bath
ing, and were carried beyond their depth. Not
being swimmers, they sank. A little boy on
the shore saw the peril Of his two associates.
and ran for help; bnt when help came, it wss
too late. The body of young Wesse Vas recov~
cred on the same evening; but ct last ACCOUNTS
the body Of the other was not found. The
boys were about IGOR IL years Of age. This
terrible accident has brought sorrow to many
hearh- Estate Register. :
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T1RRIDLE AccIpENT.-One Of those sudden
and affective ealamities which occssiopslly ,oc.
cur in the operation Of Railroads, happened
about nine o'clock yesterday morning at the de.
pot Of the Chicago, Burlington / Quincy Rail-
road at East Burlington. Mr. Fred. Burr, Yard.
master at the Depot, was engaged about I train.
in bis usual business and, At the time, was stand.
ing upon one Of the cara; he turned to speak
to Mr.. Hosford, Freight Agent, just - the train
was started. Taking step suddenly, without
noticing bio nearness to the edge, be fell be.
tween two cars, the wheels Immediately passing
over him from bis thighs to his shoulders,
crushing open bis abdomen and otherwise fatal.
ly ipjuring him. He Was immediately rescued
from beneath the cars, brought over to this city
and all possible means used, but in vain, TO save
his life. He survived till about two o'clock.
preserving his consciousness almost to the last.
Mr.. Burr was, We learn, from Princeton, ILL.,.
about forty years Of age, and was regarded
very energetic and faithful railroad officer bv
the Company in whose employ hs has been for
long time. .u1l.f no .tt 81 EgETIsHuy Fz4fs f-g
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PnLADzlraIA, Aug. l2.-The following name
WAS on the list Of eick and wounded soldiers on
the steamer 8. B. SpauldinI which has arrived
here from Harrsons Landing Richard B. Can,
ysss, I'd Michigan.
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ia a Mr., Udell, of the Appanoose Democrat,
WAS in town yesterday. He was q member Of
the Iowa 6th-was in the battle of Shiloh and
wounded in four places. having one ball through
his lungs, one through his shoulder. Either
would have killed in most instances and two
other wounds in his limbs. Thus wounded he
laid three OF, four days without food Of, water
upon-the battle field. srsr,iB jIg. Es,- ttaT9 .r,
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JOHN HAYS.
rhs Banner County.

WAPELLo, Iowa, Aug. IL, 1852.
Mr.. DuNHAM:-Give Louisa County the credit
for the first Company raised for the regiment
called for from the LIST Congressional District
Captain Birds Company Of over 100 men was
org anized on Tuesday, the 5th inst, and has
been accepted BY the Adjutant General, a. Com
pany A, in the regiment sD 'zegbri& p
Captain Taylor's Company is also full, and has
been reported to Headquarters, and Company
has been raised and organized at Columbus CSy
and is ready to report. This will make three
Companies of 100 men each, that Louisa County
will have in the regiment raised in this District,
and two more Companies are now forming-one
for the three years, and the other for the nine
months service. :.
Including the three Companies raised, Louisa
County has furnished the army with at least
1000 men, and when it is remembered that the
County contains but 10000 inhabitants, ac-
cordiDg to the census of 1860, no one, we think
will dispute our claim to be the banner county
of Iowa. .t- -ata. v hs m@i,a :,
Ishould also state that we have furnished
large number of men to companies now being
raised in Muscatine and Des Moines Counties. h
n5s gusa& $40 Yours, $40 n. q
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EDDYviLLE, Aug. IL, 1862. a
'sEDrroH HAwx-EYE-sn: -Ye sterdaya about
10 O'Clock, four Jay.hawkers came from Missouri
TO. and did arrest man Who took 4 secession
horse and he'd to this plaos 10 save his neck.
They took him out of wagon just Houtsids Of
town, bound his arms and tied him on horse.
Two mads the arrest and two came into town
to recover the secessonist's horse s.isEaE
The Home Guards, however, soon crossed the
bridge and arrested the whole party whom they
have guarded strongly and sent thsnst Keo.,
kuk on this mornings train. t'sh 'A sta {,
jeff Lstssty, Agent Of shss Treasury Depart
ment, Of this place, was fired at twice last eve.
ming, while returning home from Busiress Cor.
luers, Monroe county, where he had been to take
dispositions on tho above arrests. rs,y Be-
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BURLINGTON, August H. 1862.
Appanoose ResponAs.

ssssF as.Hl BURLINGTON, August II, 1862
e7o'b 5aAppsnoose ResponAs. I,
Mr.. DUNHAN :-Itisi but due to our County
that ! tell you what We are doing in the mighty
work. g;t.s. 49,, .'s, li.a tsi, Il a
Under the last calls we have enlisted about
three hundred men. 5ss's3a.a3 "a Isa sapiT s
3H..g 5StElsI1, IL, i..g.has.e s7gsagTt. u =
, Three companies are full and the fourth can
BE- forthcoming in ten days. qs,a as 10 aoii 3
70 We know nothing but war. Q. On the 9th, at
Centerviile, large meeting was held, With the
best feeling, many recruits joining, and also in
every village in the County EDS q, 40
g Say what you may, we Of the rural districts
think Appanoose the Banner County 2tt
i. 9,'. I'm :, Yours,, ..s i. N. I'm. 9
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s.Ths work Gees Bravely On. ),

A large War Meeting was held At Fairfield On
the 9Th. The attendance was large with the
best feeling. Jefferson county has two full com.
panies organized and the third rapidly filing up.
i Eighty.6ye men enlisted in one day, last week,
at Charitoa. -
Four hundred men have been sworn into the
service in Wappello county.
Louisa County has three full companies organ.
lied and the 18th filing up.
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yes nssn VI yi,n ,yoa spsat II poide esps.i
rbdag nsds a. sflyour acceptance Of . Colo
nslb Conmissisa !6si1iog iegssl &c h afv
!. have bsen anxious that you should come out
squarsly on The aide of the country and aid in
crushing ont rebellion, because knew You could
do much. have solicited from the Governor
the tender Of Commissioners it has been Of
fsrsd you promptly sud In good faith. Having
made every effort, By every means in my power,
70 coax Or drive you into . manly and patriotic
position TO no eject, now leave you to the seorn
and dsrision Of the people Of Iowa, Who will A.
cribs your conduct 70 cowardice o. inndslity, q
their charity shall incline them. ~ 1.
Il s.li.a 81 -. 8. DUNBAR. /
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Iowa ltenO.

A boy named Brady, ten years Of age, was
drowned in the Nodoway, week before last
His parents reside at Braddyville, Page county.
u. Wilson Bowlesby, Of Madison county, vas
killed on Monday Of last week. The fatal &C.
oi .1 occurred BY ths runaway Of horses
!. A M. sSith d the employ Or Messrs. Cole,
Troop = Co., Mt. Pleasant, was drowned in the
Des Moines river ID Boone county. few DAYS
since. The accident occurred at Ross Ferry.
The victim while bathing Vas attacked Win
teramp. Mr.. Smith MAS from Summit county
Ohio, whittier his body has been sent. =,
8. Dodge, 9 gallant young solder from Ham.
lton county, Was lately killed in ( Ia mar -
Missouri. ! He bad but short time befors III n
death lost both his parents. A' ~,
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!. '9@"o $50 1910 KossUrH, Aug. 10, 1862
I'd g. DUsHAx:---We had War Meeting at
Kossuth on Saturday last, at,which time there
we're 40 enlisted in Capt Roberts company.
To-day there were six more sworn into the same
company. Let,us know of some place that can
beat Kossuth for volunteering, and We will give
you our hat. Yours, HARvrY SEED.
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.SyfsgEIAF- NFT U11K1 M4SIH 4 >
9 The Bnslingtea Hawk Eye takes the Courier
70 taxi fsr opposing nohs, and sdYosatiag law
and se.-[Hsscatins Courier synss NJ;
You Gs, a,. We took you to task for writing
In . ssyls esleulased 70 provoke = breach Of the
peace, - provoke mobs, 70 produce disorde..-
That is what We complained Of Your whining
tsnd hypocritieal can't ABOUT slsw asd order" 10
on par with the rest Of your scodadrelism.-
You don't ike 70 swallow your own medicine
You are . little spprshendvs that your trsasona.
BE stuff he's bsen little too outspeken, and
that honest people may pay you attentions more
richly deserved than agreeable! # you can
escape with whole skin. that's all syou caro-
about. And that ID why you psats CO. much
like fool Of claw and orders A paper which
ympsthi1es With rebels, and is % fearful that
some Of them may DO hurt, talk Of order Ths
devil will Get up for saint next, We expects
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Nh. @. DusHAx Two sons Of John 0
Smith, Of Denmark, we're drowned in Skunk
River, at Augusta, last night soon after dark,
while bathing. The elder was II and the
younger II years Of age. The elder lost bis life
tfying to save his little brother. Dr.. &. G.
walker Fas promptly on the ground and did oh
that could bs done to resuscitate the one reoov.
efed' the elder, but the vital spark had flown
forever. Resoectfullv vour.
August IL. Marlin Tuorp..x
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On fHs wAr 70 Dnn.-The Eighteenth Reei.
nens Iowa Volunteer Infantry, from ito Late
sncampment at Clinton, passed this city about
seven O'Clock yesterday morning on the stssm-
boats Henry Clay and Metropolitan, bound for
Dixie. The regiment is commanded BY the gal.
liant Col John Edwards, il fully uniformed,
armed and equipped, and prepared in all ~.
poets, and vas in excellent spirits, for imnedi.
ate and emcient service. We have no doubt that
it will give good account Of itself in the
future. 94s'5 fe sE al
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~ knSA UAJ.s1 Is $40. z a

NV ~ AVO30 ~
We are informed upon good authority, thati
has been determined By shs proper State, OF.
GERS, that If . draft shall become necessary {.
oil, each county in the State will b credited 70,
oil the voluntsersit has furnished from the bs.
ginning Of the war. Il viii then be charged
with its proper quota Of men under ell tie calls
made upon the State. If the number Of vol.
unteers furnished BY any county, exceed it, quo.
4. no draft will be made in such county; If .hs
number fall short Of the quots, draft will b
made for the deficiency. 30 that sure way to
avoid draft IL It once 70 gil up the number Of
the quota with volunteers which must be done
BY the 18th inst. .s5rss sfI,
y We also understand that the whole number Of
men, under both the latter calls Of the Presi.
dent win be accepted q volunteers, With al
the bscsfss Of that class, provided they are Of.
fsrsd and sworn in By. the 18th inst. Non il
the time TO do the work. All who choose NAV
be voluntsers; and those counties which ara
prompt. will not b. subject 70 further calls upon
their patriotism, at least for the present,
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Exzcur1vs oy,1cs, Iowa.

August I'd, 1852. !.
c. Dunham, Esq, Burlington, IONA: al. q
s1R-In reply to your request that I should
appoint Hon. 4. 6. Dodge to the colonelcy Of
the new regiment TO be raised in the 1st Con
gressional District, I reply that before your re-.
quest was made to me, and before had received
from any source, information that NJ. Dodge
desired or would accept such position, had de-
termined to select Colonies for the now regi-
ments from officers Of the regiments now in the
field, thus giving the new regiments the advan.
tage Of commanders Of experience.
I cannot now consent 10 abandon this course,
even to obtain the services Of Mr., Dodge. Bat
I sm well satisfied that the War Department
will gladly accept an additional regiment from
this State, to be commanded by him, and if be
desires the position, and will enclose to me IN
application u. the Secretary Of War to raise
another regiment in this State, will endorse
the application, and upon its acceptance, will
commission him and render him al the aid il my
power to raise the regiment. IA
Very Respectfully,
SAMUEL ]. KIRKwooD.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

CHrcAao TRIBuHE CoRAnY.-The employees
Of the Chicago Tribune have commenced the or.
ganization Of company of volunteers. It star
ted with goodly number, and viii prove sue.
cess. The editors propose keeping register of
the company, always fully posted, Of the acts,
and Whereabouts Of the company and Of each
member. : % iasaaaza at5r=aaI s.HE Il