davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

wv 1VIHy UOUO 1Je
The Steamer CoatSasolas, from New Or.
leans the 18th has arrived. The news j.
unimportans. ishpl i ,aiaifss ds }a
The Sssamship Missiaippi sailed fos Bos.
Ftoa the ssne dav With large psmber of
passsngers. and 800 bids sseae. Bssiasss
b New Q,leana 10 light. 81
0snseal SAsplsy, military ermnssdast,
permits she rssurn Of military oafesrs and
soldiers 10 the city on eosdision that they
take the .oaah Of allegiance, ard not farther
bsss arms against the United states. OF IN
any way fsrSish iafornasioa OF rive aid
nd somfors y 10 enemy astil they ere It.
changed. Is aisee9 5lss 49,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

E1aD 27taSaa2a aM ai Norfolk. Juue "a.
Gen. Viele held conference With The
City officers Yesterday. and fnding that they
would not take the oath OF Allegiance. b.
ordered the election for mun,eipai oifcers
postponed. Thss morning be issued q
proc amation declaring the cisy under Mar.
tial Law, and retaining the old city olkcers
whnse term Of oliee had expired. Ges'l.
Vielel found Is necssssry 50 adops Shi-
cnur-e in consequences of nsmerous petty
dis, urbanc.s between Uniou men and ssoee.
si0nists. .sdpaI; !
M H+I Washington, June Is.
N 4 diepatoh from. McClellsn's head quar-.
tiers says there has been less skirmishinx for
the last q hours than q any fims since the
battle Of Fair Oaks. . finer .fasfa
There are various movements of Tie en-
envy to.day their pickets, at some points.
have been drawn 10 half q nils, while q
others they remain % usual. TIE grosud
vacated / J the enemy 10 nav held by our
troops. IN "a sasIl tla813a
Richmond papers II late date speak Of
the arrival of Gen. Price. M msnsian il
msde OF the Whereabouts Of Beaure CARDS
army. The pap.rs also complain of the
high price paid for subssitutes in thu rebel
army, many Of whon ima-d,atsly desert
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-28

ID Rodney, Miss., and are nov coming up
the river. s"@sl9'f5 re GOA suatDaibN :
Besuregard publishes letter in the Mo.
bile News Of the 18th, denying that General
Pope took any such samber OF prisoners ~
'tsargvaphed By nsileek, and ssys that one
to'two hundred will e0yer, the number be
also Gays the Confederate loss Mt Carinth
and during the rssreas will ses anopn, to
ons' dave expsssss 81 shs federal. away.
d The Jackson Aississippian saws the. fede.
Iah havs fallen back Srom Holly Springs.
The Appeal At the 20sh says the Copfed-
srase ar1y in Miss,ssippi IL mach ssrensth-
ened, andisAe heslth OF the soldiers, much
improved; spirits Of Tho nsa al that could
be desired.
4 o3Fgssr sas,5 Washington, JunA 26. !.
A dispatch from McClellsn's head quar-
tiers, Of the 18th, aays Hooker this mnrn-
ing advanced his Division with view Of
oocupyioe = now position. HE troops me,
moss determined resistance from the en-.
emy until four O'Clock in the afterooou,
when the rebels were foresd 60 le,ss vsy.
During the day everything indisassd . gan.
erai en9sgensot. s'a sG ae0 5
The loss % oer si1e b abest 100 killed
and wounded. The soemy's los u not
known, bus fully eqsal to osvs. The rebel
Damp 10 froas Of Gen. Hooker waa c.psur-
ID. and 10 now occupied By our men. Y
The ground fought for vss a swamp,
With Thick uudsr. hrssh, beyoad which 10 an
open ooanssy.I The timber i1Gervsnins .ba.
sessa ear tssops asd ahssssny @ssEssss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
sFro0 Kentueky.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3L.-A special from Indian.
apoIis says the Mayor Of Henderson; Kentucky,
fed TO the rebel army. The entire City Council
have been arresesa fourefusing 70 take me oath
OF allegiance, but were released upon fesigning
and giving bonds of i've thousand dollars. sau !.
p The property Of the Mayor has been seized,
and an election ordered. y ~ 49, apsa'1s :
as Ten Indiana regiments, four companies Of CAV.
airy and one. battery, have already gone into
Kentucky Two other regiments expected to
leave last night ssp y sass ,f.l's.sss
sa The Commercial says: to Day guard has been
pIsced At oil the R. B. depots and avenues lead.
ing from the State, who will require an exhibit.
ton Of Provost AarshaPs pass from al persons
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

: New YoRx, Aug. 21.-The Tribune says there
isl report that Gen. Burnsides is 70 command
The combined armies Of Mcclellan and Pope in
the field. We cannot say how we'll founded.
Tho Commercial Advertiser says city jour.
nal has given circulation to report published
10 Hartford paper, that Mcclellan will resign
n,s present position as soon a. he has fully
placed his army in its new position.
we nave made enquiry Of those In this city
VINO are usually we'll posted in relation TO hia
movements, and they tell rs the published RI.
NOR is the frat they have heard of anv suoh n.
tention on ncClelians part. He has not been
heard from directly, however, for two veeka
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

oiNEw oYoRx, Aug. v2l.-Stssmer Columbia.
from Havana 18th, arrived. Yellow fever has
been raging there the past month very fatally.
aAriziba dates are 30 the 28th alk and Vera
Cruz to the LIST bat little neWa bs4sh5i4s
= D iAbladoa offered Gen. Oaber who succeeded
Korquer in command, SOC, 600 dollars to, turn
the troops over to the Mexican Government
the representative Of the q. 8. Government. j
! The French steamer Grenade bombarded
Campeachy, destroying several houses but was
driven of by > schooner hastily armed BY the
ed Advices from Martinique report Eve thousand
French reinforosments for Mexico had reached
there and -. COO we're expected. lfba d
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

FoxrRIss MoHRox, Aug. 1s-The old br;d.e
across Hampton Creek has been rebuilt ana !
ipontoon bridge was laid across near il. !, !,
a force Of csva;ry arrived 4 Hampton to.
day.s z7n' 49sF "a 1910 sAia w 4's
A. large 1unber If troops are ~ enc a.u.d
about two miles this side Of Newport News 70.
night. = IS
A large baggage train 10 now al Hampton.
= Burnside Il nov g Fortress Monroe. and there
i some talk Of bic taking command of the Ar
my now 10 command Of Gen. Mcclellan :, that :
portion of this army must remain on tie PENN.
sula is evident, and between Hampton and
Yorktown, as there are twenty acres 60 covered
With hospitals At Hamp ton.l A Railroad IL nov
being completed between there q and Fortress
10nf0e. tai..... a...a-aa-.a. .laa h.La a..h aaLa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23


RocxroR7, Tenn, Aug. 19.-Shaw Gallespis
va this day captured BY my command Of Con
federste troops and was released upon his parole
Of honor. Signedl
N. A. NAPIER, Captain G. s. A. (.
The steamers Sky Lark and Callie burned on
the 18th at the mouth Of Duck River, 50 miles
above Warner, BY band Of 80 guerrillas; had
on board about 100 persons in oil, and 1850 bar.
rels Of -four. She IVES fast on the bar, had ex.
hausted her fuel, her men had gone on shore to
cut wood, when on . sudden they found them
selves surrounded BY guerrillas Who demanded
that they surrender. ss
They fed TO the boat, terrified, % they had
no arms. The rebels fired four times and took
them al prisoners. They kept them over night
and paroled them next morning. $50
Capt napier 10 one of the prisoners who co
capped from Camp Douglas. oaa ~
The Callie came down to the assistance Of The
Skylark, and both boats were captured, thsll
furniture removed and then burned.
g The pilot on the Callie was wonudcd-alse
ono fireman on the Skylatk. The Terry got
away, but it 10 supposed her pilot was killed
One sscessionist forced Gallespie to stand while
he fired his double barreled shot gun four timss
from his shelter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

An UNEXPECTED RESULT The removal Of
ID. A. Nahony from Dubuque has been produc-
tive Of the most beneficial results The Irish
are coming forward more freely now and enlist
ing than they have done before since the begin
ming Of the war. The fact was that the party
leaders of that class Of people feared Mahony,
and dared not move in the matter of aiding en-
lstments without his permission. Il Is the UNI
versal remark that the Democracy are much
more pleased with his absence than are the op-
position. A blot is removed from the escutch-
con of the Northwest Dubuque Times
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

. KANSAS CI1y,sAug. 20. The Federal loss in
the engagement o. Lone Jack, on Friday last, 10
understood to have been $50 killed, wounded
and missing. The balance Z. of the foroe
escaped to Lexington The section ofartillery
lost in the fight was taken and re-taken four
times, and was finally spiked and abandoned BY
the Federals. In the fight at Independence, on
the 18th, Gen. Hughes, who commanded .
regiment at Carthage, and . brigade as Wilson'S
Greek, was killed, ano the notorious and brutal
Col Boyd and COL Thompson were. wounded,
the latter fatally. easoa baa stsoi sals 5i1
Mr.Go.tschalk, the pianist, il q native Of New
Orleans, and the impression among some Who do
not know him is that bis. feelings are with the
South at this crisis. Ata recent concert given
by him in Montreal, the audience attempted to
conYev an INDIGESTION of sympathy with, him,
andto demonstrate at the same time ITS own
sentiments, BY calling tumultuously for "Dixie.'
Mr., Gottschalk, Who 10 heart and soul with the
Union, was much disturbed, but waiting until
the clanor had tsubsided, he turned TO the
piano, and played osuccesliyely Hail Columbia,
Yankee Doodle, and the Star Starspangled Ban.
ner, with all the energy and FIRE be could i'm
part to them. The audience vas completelv
upset, yet had the honesty to DO ashamed al
itself; and to applaud the artist for thus pro
claiming bis patriotism rockies of public dia
pleasure. We may say that whoever probe,
Nj. Gottschalk on this point will be likeIv r
receive sharp treatment for his conversation.
powers are known to be % vivid "A bia nro
fessienal skill, and experience Of his early life a
the South, has made him master of the sub,ec
in every detail, and t,uRht him arguments v6icl
to say at the least, do not lose force from hil
treatment Of them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

Appolnsmens un6ee Tax LAW.
WASHINGTON, August l9.-Tbe following sp
poin,meats under The tax Law has been made fol
Michigan: 81 sd eg..fs..
lss District, L. D. Berry, Of Adrian, Collector
Joshua B. Bennett, Of Adrian. Assessor.
"a District, Allen Harrison, Of 81. Joseph, Col
lec.or; Elijah P. House. Of PAwpaw. Assessor.
Sd District, Ira Fahew, Of Allen, Collector
Whitney Jones, OF Lansing, Assessor. m
4th District, Warren B. Turner, Of Grand Ra'
pids, Collector; Alonso Sessions, Of Iopia, A.
SCISSOR. sss.oag "a ~
5th District Giles Hubbard, Of NsClensns,
Collector; Luther Stanley, Of Burlington, A.
SCISSOR.
9Th District Ssm'l L. Warren, Of Flint Col
lector; Townsend Worth, Of Vsssar, ASSESSOR.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
Chattanoo9a Kv.cuaten.

,NAsHvnLE, Aug. sO-There is . rumor Of
tho evacuation Of Chattanooga. Most Of the
rebels have gone towards Knoxville aud Rich
mond- There is great activity among military
circles. sTroops are, arriving. ,as 9e,sY a !.
There has been no mails North for, several
A despatch from Adjutant- General Thomas to
Gov. johnson says Union men Of, East Tennes.
see are held 10 confinement - prisopers of state,
Soy. Johnson has 2 corresponding number Of
traitors for exchange. - - - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
Rron san Franelae1u

SAn FRAHCieco. Aug. ls.-James, Douahse,
one Of the wealthiest persons Of this city, died
on Saturday, aged sSs He WAS noted lbesaanif.
cence to charitable objects. 81 2gA .so7aFIa
II is believed By saved passeneers that the
treasure Of the Golden Gate IL so, deeply buried
in the sand, that there 10 scarcely possibility
Of saving It. .aaa1 ~ b9gsltso sd tias fS1sa 81
Csp.sin Hudson bad chartered aschoonera .,
Aanaille. With which he made several trips u
The news from Britsh Colombia to the 18th,
announSe that reposts are rather more fivora.
BILE, more gold being taken from that district
this pear, than the corresponding period last
year. scarcity Of provisions i reposted. >
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-Arrived, steamer
Pacific, bringing elOO,000 ID treasure for Brit.
ish Colonbis and 80, 900 for Oregon. -
Sailed, Mary 6s.son, for Fork, With cargo
of fourteen hundred bales of wool and &c. O0o
yards Of variety Of domestic products. Nyins
Eagle, for Hong Kong, with wheat, -four ND
1ll6, 900 in treasure ags CO. .Bps1f5si ssisE %
A fire occurred at 81 0sersss Hotel. ssacr.
msnto, on the 18th. which damseed ia hu;ld
ing and goods in the stores on The Ant storv-
los $4,000. q o.ol a.lht.u1ssi - S'cfy
A water spout burst over q par,elv .Stt,sd
portion Of Los Angeles county, On the is.h
The wsser was In some places Il feet dem :. 4
man and woman were riding In CARRIES .rd
were caught BY the dood. The woman ~
horses Wesel drowned. The man fossed NOR
than lOmiles and va placed In safety.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

N1WO 1DOW Q10l 2O&D6tY
PooIsynIs, Nd, Auguee 1S.-16s folH I116
narration was given No bEA civiliaA WHO AMY.
q from Richmond o. 0s11ay:
He LEFT Richmond, last H1dn1Ay, ~ lttA
inst. travelling to Ssxtq6s Jshcsion, ~ nils6
Jprsh the city, BY prissle eoassyanoe, t6onoe
L rail TO Gordonsvills, thense % fooe 20 ~
4Stomee 8 -. ~ .ss.
AZ q time be left, troops wers pouring out Of
The city on the Virginia Central b B, IN such
numbers that it was impossible for civilians to
procure passage.
All the TROOPS around Richmond wsrs in mo-
ton toward the North, while Others were pass
ing through on cars for the South, supposed TO
DO that part Of the army between Petersburgh
and the city. @
It ives known It that time that Mcclellan had
begun the evacuation Of Harrison1 landing
arriving at Sections junction he nav large en-
campments, extending from the south aide Of the
junction and also from the junction in westAgly
direction up The valley Of the North Anna river.
Small camps were visible 1t several localities
along the Railroad from the Junction to the eros
sing of the common road from Fredericksburg
where another large body vas encamped.
| At Louisa Court House was another large
force; thence to Gordonsville several regiments
we're strung along the road in camps, every two
o. three miles from Gordonsville, where there
we're not more than six or seven regiments A
heavy force could be seen camping in the hills
stretching to the northeast, in the direction o.
Orange Court House. He stopped 10 hours q
Gordonsv,lls, and during that time saw not Len
than ten trains arrive over the Central Railroad
from The South, and the Charlottesville Railroad
from Lynchburg; those from Richmond bring.
ing troops and supplies.
Ny informant judging from what be saw
says the whole Confederate army ID Virginia Il
| BY this time in position on the Virginia Contra
railroad, and that it numbers near 25O, 900 men
Stonewsll jackson Was said 70 havs left Cor
donsville, but none knew bis whereabouts
Our informant passed through Stannardsvills
and saw quite . heavy force ct that point
They were not encamped and seemed preparing
10 lsave. More troops were said to Be marching
to the Same place from Charlottesville and Cor
donsvills. This looks q it they contemplated ,
flank movement against Popss right wing. I
60, It will probably b led BY jackson.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

: srDALrA, Aug. ao.-Advices from the Wsst
are 70 the effect that the rebel forces under Cos.
fee, Quantrell. Cockeril, Tracy, and other.
which ere near Lexingtou, are in full retreat
They are reported 1000 strong .E46
Col Fits Henry Warren, of the LIST Iowa Cav.
AIRY, and Brig, Gen. Blunt are in hot pursuit
with $500 troops and Il pieces Of artillery.
Yesterday Col Warren was ten mics north Of
sonnssown, Bates county, and Gen. Blunt IL
miles south Of him. both moving very rapidly.
aoe rebels were only one hour ahead Of Col.
warfens cavalry. There is every prospect that
whipped At the crossing Of the Usage River
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

e8on CIarkesvIlle taken By GuerriMas.
u FoRr DosALDsoS, Aug. 10 -Clarksville Is IA.
ken by Guerriiias 600 or 800 strong and are now
moving on this place-send reinforcements if
possible. / have only $50 efficient men.
s,r Sigoed . o. 81. K. McCosNEIL,
.t-t.A Capt. commanding
COL Ransom With the 18th III. is now At
Smithland with his regiment and battery Of ar
tillery. I}lh4 -}{ s's'i4 s.3t va - '''s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
From the lsthmus.

4 New YoRK, Aug. 2l.-Advices per Champion
state that AFFAIRS on the Isthmus are likely 70
continue unsettled long time, and to result in
its separation from the General Government,
and Independence. 4,
The presence Of the o. s. Frigate saranac At
Psnams, II is said, has alone prevented the ne.
groes from attacking the city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

An Irishman, being little fuddled, was asked
what WAS bis religious belief. is It me belafe
ye'd be asking about Its the same a. the widely
Brady. love her twelve shillings for whisky,
and che behaves I'll niver pay her-and faith,
that's my belafe tool"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

Ns& Yoax, Aug. 10-Arranssmsnts aze bsias
made for another monster var meeting = b
held here In few days.
The 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th Conn. rssimenta
passsd through here within . few daya They
- fall 70 Tia nat3nuh nsnbse I'D ooglstsly
Ss6soripHea u %, 0o6. 600 e millioAl 30
100 Treasury nosss opened 1t pb Trsagnry 70
day and soon filled up at premium. Thomp'
son Bros. headed the list By million and the
balance was soon taken BY leading banksea ;.
The Commercial says, We spprehend enas ail
doubts Of the ability Of the city and Brook!yn "a
gil their quota Of troops under both calls sre
cot ct rest.
Recruiting is now progressing very rapidly In
this city aud under The excitement OF Gen. Cor.
corans preseoce will DO urged forward with d
most unparalleled rapidly. By this means "
may add large portion Of our three months
militia nov In the field. ae
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
OQceys Released.

FoRr Moxsor, Aug. le.-Last evening 1s
union officers who have been long iincarcerated
in southern prisons arrived at Fort Monroe
They arc from the State of North Carolina,
and other Southern prisons, and come here via
Richmond and make bitter complaint of their
usage and hard fare
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23

/. NV YoaK, Aug. a0.-The Herald, editorial
y, says: We are inclined to expect that Cen
Buffers next field of operations will be South
Carolina; that With the restoration of the old
Tag over the Custom House, Charleston will, be-
fore long, be under the wholesome discipline Of
Gen. Butler. rre.fa, Il 3r.,P D.fS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
Ia1ial Troubles.

ST.. Paw, Aug. 20th.-The Indians Of Neck
a. comfy. became exsspeeatsA ct the non-re.
csption Of money from the Government, attack
ed Whitsstown. and Acton, and killed several,
both men and women. Several are also reported
massacred at Lower Agency. The settlers arc
alarmed, and ere coming down the Minnesota
river. Four companies commanded BY ex.
Governor sibley ars ordered to the scene Of
disturbance,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
Washlngsoa NEWS.

WAsaIssroH, August 10.--At dinner party
recently given, prominent politician ssid
In the presence Of Rsverdy johnson, that with
the. latter % Governor, and General Butler q
Military Commander Of Louisiana, the people
would soon rally and bring the State back icto
the Union. From this remark doubtless, has
arisen the rumor that such An arr genent ID TO
be consummated. It has no other foundation.
GenI Michael Cotcorsn left Washington at
II o'clock, for the North. q taio1 sass susa
Gen1 Burnside 10 here. .s6s ISIS sg d
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
HEADQUARTERS REosurrISa DsPor,
DAvrHPoRf, lows, Aug. IL, 1861

General Order NO.
A il 10 Of the utmost importance that the
Reeiments Of Iowa Volunteers now in the field
should b filed up to the maximum standard
Recruiting Officers for these Regiments will uss
every endesvor to give circulation In their I'm
mediate vicinity, to the following extracts from
Orders Of the War Department. viz:
Extract l. All men who desire singly or BY
SQUADS, to Join any particular regiment or com
eeut themselves to any Of the recruiting oficerl
for those regiments, when they Will be enrolled
and forwarded ct ouce to the General Depot fol
the State, there 70 b duly mustered and TO ~
ceive the bounty allowed BY law. In such easel
enlistment papers and descriptive lists will b
forwarded o. directed in General Order No. 1Ot
Of 1851, from the HeadqL arters of the Army
which provides that duplicate enlistments shall
! be forwarded with each man, and one descrip-
tive list for the squad.
2. The attention of recruiting officers Is par
ticulsrly directed TO par. 946, Army Regula-
lions, which provides that recruits shall be for
warded from rendezvous to depots every ter
days, and oftensr If practicable, provided th<
number diaposable exceeds three. Failure 4
comply with the above regulations will incur th(
penalty of disobedience 70 orderA 8
8. Recruits for old regiments. receive, wbes
accepted into the q. & service, a premium
and 425 Of the 800 bounty to be paid them u
this depoD and one month advance pay wher
they join tho regiment. as 55ssr b
4. Recruiting rendezvous have been estab-
lished under charge Of regularly detailed ofioert
at tho following places. viz Davenport, low.
City, Muscatine, NJ Pleasant, Newton, Fairfield
Vinton, Charlton. Washington, Des Hoines, Of
tumwa, Council Bluffs, Independence, Keokuk
H4>.s
buque, and Cedar Rapids ,.,7t,f "a TN. las
By order, 81. B. HENDERSH0TT,
Capt. I'd Art'y, Sup't VOL, R. s., Iowa.
J. W. WRIGHr, ,t.-sb "a ira
1s LIST Lieut.. I'd Iowa Cavalry, and Adj. Re.
Nta 4.cruiting Depot, ,,,.a,,.,. .a,..,..,