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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

te-the 0eutlbss8 pupssx ~
aDd4 MiSnAu6ilt IN GSI II 6SSiTp fas
changed unlsrthsnsw. regime. q 70 aaks IL
Sxps1 1ssaS u trs.blsss ~ y ~ isssla The
Southern ssssssiosiSs are y nseh outraged By
Con6ssation and Rnapsipation - their North
ssn allies. The Grenade Appeal howis almost
% eDergssisaliy and fsnatically over u doings
Of The "Abolitionisss" - its Iovs colsborers.
The Appeal says y, ,ooo, 900 voeth Of aniggers'
have been tsrnsd lsose In two counties IN Ms
sissippi By ths sLinooln' hirslinsA N that
Southern Bjaerado, The men ere all in the war
and great many Of the boys. There are no
Schools Of any kind. nor religious nessings and
% legal or other irssssists for the preservation
of order. fhe niggefs 70 whore they please,
refuse to work and are impudsnt and saucy, and
calico y u 80 per yard! There is lovely
state of society for you! so
Our Iowasympathizsrs would restore the Union
- it WA and modify tho outraged feelings Of
our Southern brothers. They would employ
the army In keeping those niggers to their work
and in proper subsection. They would eend
Judge hall, Clay Dean, Dodge or some other
''sosnd" man, viths runaway niggsr in one
hand and tho olive branch In the other, q An
earnest Of . restoration Of the original ststss,
and humbly, on Blended knee, crave cessation Of
hostilitiss. They would protect the abandoned
plantations and property, human and other
viss, Of these rsbsls, and keep Cur troops thus
-ll1~ L. ALL -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

3 ,Blrrss RzsRsfs. Among the correspondence
recently found on board of captured rebel
vessel wss letter from . prominent cisizen Of
. Soushern State to bis wife. who 10 sojourning
ata diStance. The writer Of tho letter had Just
returned from visit Of week or two ct Rich.
mond, and xas writing his wife what he cav
there, D The bitterness With which he condemns
the rebellion and beWails ths misery and desc.
lation Of his once happy and prosperous section
Of the Union is poured out With al the fervor Of
sincerity, and ve dssbt not expresses the feel.
ing and hopes Of thousands Of others, Who like
him, dare not speak openly. The letter ia dated
the 30th ultiuo He says: sf,,as3 ,e'ss
ga s"'This secured attempt Of one section TO set
up an independent Govefnmsnt must, sooner or
later, fail, and fail ignominiously. i am bound
in duty TO share in tho burdens, and to do what
may to alleviate the sufferings which the At
tempt has brought upon those among whom I
wasborn, sbsnoI will take no Office in 1.-THE
highest would bepBo inducemsnsAnor will I
share in the terrible responsibility No words
esn depict the horrors which I witnessed, both
in Richmond and upon ny journey there and
hacksaaThs deaths then occurring ID Richmond
iwers fully equal TO one hundred and City day.
More than seventeen thousand sick and wounded
are now in the Richmond hospitals The recent
seeming suoesss Of our arms will only serve 70
accelerate the downfall Of our short-lived Con :
ssfa.fsH5vR sai "a b5fradgEa :
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I, ozHahony can't even 80. decently TO -
cure retreat in charge Of tho. Marshal, without
demonstrating his disloyalty. The old sinner
insisis that the war WAS brought about BY VIC
latious Of the Constitution By the North! The
rebellion Is justiasble.. revolt BY psopls Who
have bssn oppressed snd outraged He hes
preached that doctrine III along. Hs has over
and over again asserted in his paper that the
Union could nsvsr b. saved BY making war upou
the rebels, but We must go tosheni With the olive
branch! The old villain has several times hint
ed that the interest of the North West vas with
the South, and that the Constitution Of the
,C.S. A.ought - b subnitsed TO the people for
adoption. He has mourned and snivelled over
the "madness Of the hour" as he styles the pop
ular uprising 70 pat down the rebellion, and the
warliks spirit raised in the country by the at
tack upon Sumter. ? ,@. . m
Hahony is oo.worker with Jones, and, much
more dangerous man, becsuse possessed Of far
mors brains. He saw nothing disloyal in Jones'
printed letters, even in tho declaration Of his
intention to Eight for the rebels and said 70, just
- other sympathizers can now see nothing dis.
loyal 10 Hahony. Hahony has opposed the
war and discouraged enlistments. Steward has
openly advised Democrats not to enlist. Du-
buqus county has sent but few, very few men
TO the wsr-none that Mahony could keep at
home. 20 's'a'" .,t,i-.e -. ,.eas',, ID
While Southern secesionists. are arrested and
inprisoasd, it is not to be supposed that such
open, persistent, loud .mouthed rebels as Dennis
Hahony,., are to bei allowed to couspire in our
very midst against the life of the nation and
openly and boldly cid in the work Of disinteg-
ration. z q sta4 4
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a. The Chicago TimeS has been striving n
produce the impression that our Gun boat Fleet
on the Mississippi Va, denaoralized and becoming
almost uselsss - . projection. So far from shi
being the csse, the lstess Information says, then
never has been = time since IL appearance q
these waters when Il wss better able TO osp
With the enemy than now The report Of oosrs'
Was merely . specimea Of the Times imaghs
tivsilying. safisiHla Rgn ed ,lia ah'Li
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. Alas, Roof Ysrlck /!

,.Eb lia b. Alas, Roof Yoflck! "a sl91's
e We are indebted 70 some ingenious friend for
: tombstone (nade 81 woody which he has kindly
sent us, done mp in > copy Of the Fort Nsdisop
Plaindealer. Az it came BY boat, we ptssums
it had its origin in that place. The inscrip
Z ~ Q. t---. /.
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n CARo-Brigadier GensrsI Tattls assumed
commend st Cairo on the 18Th instant. iss.His
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

ReqsAis.eas in paee.

Below the inscription Il drauing Of =, iiue
marked ~ q ,G u s, and boot, With : snake's hes,
,squirning and hissing from the stop.l .i5ts q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

OoCx1r.--Since The 6rss call fof 500
ooo volunteers, the Davenport Democrat my
Scott county has turned out 6ye full companies
and will probably turn out ons or two more.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
mCLRLL.As,s ARmY.f

HEADqTARrERs ARNY OF THE P0FoMAc,l
June 3D.
Two days Of tie baitle near Rlchniond hav,
peen fought IN both of which we were Vioinfi
Gus; Loss heavy on both sides.
Inc nttneA commenced az one O'Clock on adf
urday, BY Hills Division Of ira reiitl briraliea
iqostly nom South Carolina, VIRGINIA ard iieor.
GA, attacking Casey's Division near the turnpiJ Id
ieadina over Bottom bridge This Rpht was
disastrous 10 ns Casey's brigade was forced 10
retreat before superior numbers, leaving all OF
ther camp cquippage and twelve battercs.--
Vol bpieyi Wlule eildeaVOfing To save the battel
ries, was Killed.
some OF the Pcnnsyivania and New York troops
behaved very badly. Many officers were killed
IN attempting TO rally their men.
heintzelman ordered uPa portion Of Kearney
ana hOOker.s Divisions. The former charged
the rebels with the bayOnet driving them ike
sheep, and rcgaining the lost ground except
hali a mile, when the right closed operations
summers two divisions, composed OF Sedg-
wick Richardson's, crossed the Chickahnminy
at o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and taking
position on Heintzelman's right. Here they en-
countered Longstreei, Rains and Huger's aiyis-
ions, composed Of the flower of the rebel army
The hghuug was desperate. Every inch uf the
ground was hotly contested. The enemy stood
IRE, but hed in every instance before tie bayo-
net. These two divisions did nObly, driving the
rebels at every point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
GEN. FREMONT OVERTAKES
JACKSON.
A sKIRMIsH NEAR sTRAsBURG
That Place held by Gen. Fremont.
ASHBY'S CAVALRY PUT TO
FLIGHT.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FIR REMONT OVERTAKEs JACKSON.
FREMONF's HEADQUARTERS, NEAR I
HTRAgnuna Tuna


General Fremont, with strong column, left
Franklin last Sunday, and has crossed the Shen-
andOah mountains, marching nearly hundred
miles, with little means Of transportation and no
supplies in the country.
This morning he overlook Jackson in full re-
treat with his whole force on the road from VIM
chester to Strasburg
Col. Claseret, commanding the advance brig
ade, came upon the enemy strongly posted with
artillery, which opened as soon as the head OF
his column appeared.
Gen. Fremont brought his main column rapid
ly up aud formed line of battle. Jackson de-
elined to fight, and while holding Claserot in
check with portion Of his troops, withdrew his
main force and continued his retreat.
In the skirmish tYe Of the Sth Virginia and
two Of the Goth Ohio were wounded. The enc
my's loss is unknown. Twenty five prisoners
were taken by our cavalry. Lieut.. Col. DOWry,
of the Sd Regiment Of the Potomac home bn-
gade IN a slIirInsh on Thursday morning, drove
IA large force of Ashby's cavalry through War
denyille, killing two and woundmg others
FREMONT's HEADQUARTERS, NEAR
STRAsHVRG, June ?.
Gen. FTemonts advance brigade, under Col.
Claseret, occupied Srasburg last night without
resistance, jackson rapidly retreating before
our forces. ."s
midnight reconnaissance three miles beyond
Strasburg, came upon rope barricade and am
bush Of Jackson's rear guard. Our troops re-
tired with only three wounded.
Col Figgelmenai Of Fremolt's staff with only
fifteen men, Charged aud put 10 flight body Of
cavalry commanded by Ashby in person.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
GEN. CAsRY,s DIyIsION.

\
Gen, Casey's Division, which met with disas-
ter AZ the ChickahOminy river, was composed Of
the following regiments, all from this State b
seth, Col. NanWyelIe, commanding companies
from Sullivan and Orange counties; Slst, Cob
Rose, sick at home Lie6t Col DeF6rest Of Al
bany commanding Co.'S, from Oswego and Rome;
s5th, Col. Bellnap, recently promoted, compan-
les from Albany and the south west counties !;
92d, Col. Hurt, brother-in-law of Gen. Casey,
commanding companies from POttsdam 92d,
Col Crocker, prisoner with the rebels; Lieut.
Col Butler, commanding companies from Al
bany, Saratoga, and Washington counties; 96th,
Col. FOirdman, commanding companies from
Platt5burgi 9sth, Col. Dutton, q Wesf Point OIL
Ger, commanding companies from Malone and
Lyons lO0th, Col James N. Brown, command
ing companies frOm Buffalo, forming the "a reg
iment Of the Scroggs Eagle Brigade. Gov. Nor
gan has confidence that the disaster is not attrib-
utabe TO the fault Ofthe officers or men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
FRO5FWasHTNGFON.

vac MAsHENGHOE, June 2.
InforInation received by the War Department
tonight, says that Fremont encountered and
beat near Strasburg yesterday morning, q part
Of Jacksonis army which il in fall retreat.
Advices from the Army Of the Potomac dated
this afternoon, show no fighting to-day Our
advance is considerably in front Of the position
occupied before Saturdays battle
CAPTURE OF a BRITISH STEAMER.
PHIABELPHIA, June 2.
The English iron steamer Cambria esp
tured BY the gunboat Huron after 4 chase
Of Eve hours of Charleston, has arrived.
She halls from Carlyle, and sailed from
Liverpool for NASSAU and thence FOR
Charleston, and was captured while at
tempting to run the blockade, and taken
to Port Royal The cargo consists of hq-
uors, clothes, medicines, Enfield rifles, Sc.
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From the Grays.

CAMP CHAsE, June lst, 1862.
EDIToRs LEADER From an itom in th'
LRlbRR, credited 20 the Ohio State Journal
see that great injustice has been done tC
tho boys composing tho Cleveland 6rays. II
states that about ffty stopped from the ranks
when tho oath of allegiance was being eG-
ministercd. How such a report got into the
papers ! DO net know, but I do h'o'o that
every word Of Il is fsl,s. No cause has yet
been given for any one to do so. We have
not been sworn or mustered into service yet,
but have received notice that We will be mus
tered into service tomorrow Monday mora
ing at 3 o'clock, and / am confident that not
8 man will shrink fromhis duty Also, by tho
Herald We learn that the Grays are in almost
open mutiny. Such Is not tho case, for a
happier set Of boys you never saw. Every
one is well satisfied. II the Government
needs the Grays in Camp Chase, you need not
be disappointed on hoaring Of them being sta
toned here, for if that is tho programme, why
the Grays, like true patriots, will abide by X,
and will never shrink from duty. We have
TOO many noble men with us to back down
from any obligation our country may impose.
But We have positive assurances from Gov.
Tod, who is in camp now, and will address
US this afternoon at o'clock, that We viii lie
on our way to Washington or some other field
Of active duty, inside of ten days. He also
said We could go to Washington on Tuesday
by company, if We desired il, but we have
concluded to form a regiment first, and then
go.
On yesterday Saturday the Grays were
divided into two eompanies--A and Band
to-day each company elected their respective |
officers, which resulted as follows:
COMPANY A. fr
O1piah-John n. Frazee.
lss Liem.-Eli Ely.
I'd LieHi.-Frank Hinman.
COMPANY B.
Clpiai,-James Piekands.
lsf Liem.-V. C. Taylor.
I'd Lieu,.-Henry T. Nash.
Each company seems to be we'll satisfied |
with its officers, and there is not the least
doubt felt but what they, as we'll IS those un-
der their command, will bear themselves with
honor and distinction, As yet, the non
officers have not been appoint
ed, but as soon as they are announced, the
readers Of the LEADER will be posted as to
who they are. CAV. |
Lieuts. Hinman and Taylor were in the
city last evening We learn from them that
the Grays were mustered iutO Uncle Sans
service yesterday morning, and win leave for
as soon as a regiment is formed,
which will not require probably more than a
weeks time. The boys are as jolly over the
fact as possible, and look forward to an Op-
portunity for glorious deeds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03

Tho regular semi monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education was held last evening,
the President, Hon, Harvey Rice, in the
chair, and all the members except Mr.. Red
dington present The Board adopted the
resolution closing the summer term Of the
Public Schools of this city hereafter on the
last Friday in June. q
The Standing Committees on the East and
West High Schools were Instructed t0exam-
inc and report to the Board the e'humber o.
candidates for graduation in those schools q
the close Of the course. 5I b
Upon motion Of Mr. Clark, the Secretary
vas instructed to provide seats for thos'
schools that may be destitute-thefe being
several in which there are an insufficient
number.
A motion prevailed, granting the schools
day in June as a holiday.
Adjourned to Monday evening, June 10th
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FRo1I WILLIAMsPoRT.

COL. .TtT g.rtrt 1WuLIAAIsPORT, Nay 30. H
Last night the ienomy natieia slight dehnon-
stration on the neck opposite this place, but not
in sufficient forcetO cause anyEserious alarm.
They are not believed to he Sufficiently strong
to make an attack Our piekets still occupy the
Virginia side ofthe river. The following losses
were sustained byaOur late retreat. Up to the
present time the total loss, except in the caval-
Ty which is light, sums up killed g, wounded
l22, missing 622. Stragglers are still occasion
ally dropping in. COmmissary Sergeant Reese,
of the Goth Pa, was cut Oft by the enemy at Mid
dletOWn. He returned to Strasburg and conceal
ed himself in the woods at daylight on Sunday
morning he heard the reveille beat by ten rebel
regiments who an hour later left town and took
the turnpike up the valley towards Woodstock.
This force did not participate in Sunday fight
and probably went. to Harrisburg to intercept
Fremont's army from coming to our Teseue
Lieut.. Col. PinlSney % the Sd Wis. has been ten
dered and accepted the command of the 10th
Wiannnain --
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FROHI WAsHINGTON.

Especial 70 the NolulilcLtlltl
.... WAsHINGTOS, June 2
II is understood dispatches have been received
bv the War Department, from Gen. Mcclellan,
which Indicate the speedy occupation Of Rich
mond AN the news received to-day is fyOra-
ble and the latest advces in regard to the hight
before Richmond on Saturday, represent the
battle a. Of great imporiancei and the union
success undOubted.
WASHINGTON june 2.
The following dispatch has been received at
the War Department in reply 20 an inquiry OF
Gen. Meigs, nom COrinth:
To NJ. @. Meigs, QuarteTmaster General
II Beauregard has been At Richmond Others
have forged his signature, as ] have receipted
letters from him about the exchange Of prison
ers nearly every day for the last fortnight
The evacuation Of COrinth commenced on
Wednesday and was completed on Thursday
night, but in great haste, as an immense amount
Of property was destroyed and abandoned NO
troops have gone from here to Richmond IN
| less within the past two days.
(Sgned) H. W. HALLECk,
Major General Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03

r A VIsIT TO WOODLAND CKMETERY.-Messrs.
EDs.-I could fill volume in the description
Of Woodland Cemetery, but if you will give
place for few lines, viii consider myself
highly favored. On beautiful morning,
accompanied some friends to this place, so
ominently it to receive those We held so dear
on earth. Before you arrive at the main en-
trance from the road, the dilapidatei rail
fence outside of the well grown hedge, COL
sidersbly mars the impression Of the first
view. A suitable fence from the corner to
the gate would be an improvement we'll be-
slowed. After you enter this sacred place,
which nothing can surpass, now decked in all
its summer loEeliness, how many familiar
faces pass before your vision--friends and
strangers, whom you have often met in your
walk through life, whose hearts have ceased
to throb, whose passions are stilled in death.
No one With evil in bis heart eonld pass an
hour in this place, where at every step he is
SURROUNDED with signs of the better feelings
of our nature, and retain his depravity.-
Turn 70 your right, and you sec the ample,
well executed monument, with a large urn
shrOuded in drapery, erected to the memory
Of the much lamented James Wheeler, one
among the first who fell in his country's
eause-a testimony every way worthy his
memory. Close by, you have a strong proof
Of flial affection. Although i've years have
elapsed since the grave closed ever its in
mate, fresh flowers still surround the marble
slab, Whereon is inscribed the never-to- be
forgotten word Mother. Step a little
further, and under sculptured Tyre, alas /
silent, rests Mary, the young wife Of a dis
consulate husband. Pursue your walk, and
you pass the grave of little " Mamie, !" now
ohsrub on high. Still further, and you are
at the newly erected, splendid testimonial Of
sOrrOwing husband over departed wife,
one Of Albion's fair daughters. Cross over,
and in q shadowy spot slumbers Lizzie o.,
the youthful wife, only sixteen, with the last
} words she uttered on earth engraved on the
marble, never to be forgotten. In an enelOs-
I uro Of eVergreens, under an elaborate tomb
stone, repOses Emile P, mourned by every
] relation in life, daughter, sister, wife and
mother. Not far from here rests 9, Our Len
/ ME, % in q bower, with a wreath OF immortal
ity seulptured on the marble. Pass on, and
you are at the triple grave of the ehildrer
who SO quickly followed one another to tha
I better land not far away, and who at the tim'
/, attracted such universal sympathy.
My walk is concluded ct present, but will
: your consent, Mr.. Editor, may resume it a
: some future day. 4+
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
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THE THEATER.-Tho thrilling drama Of
q The Lion Of ST.. Mare. was presented last
evening to a large audience, whose undivided
att ention showed in what appreciation they
held the play. Mr.. COuldOek played with his
usual vOEeT, and was supported admirably by
Mrs. L'Ilsler in 3 very difficult part, Miss
Noah, 10 is & very pleasing actress, BY the
the way, lendeFeing everything she under
takes with good taste and Judgment, and Mr.
MeColiom. Tonight the public is again to
be treated to the capital domestic drama Of
90 Chimney Corner"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03

POIIeR ITENs.-In the Police Court yester-
idHg morning, Joseph Harrington and Chas.
;smnh Wore held for trial at the Court of
OomHOn Pleas in the sum Of $500 each, in
default Of which they were committed to
ian. These are the fellows who swindled
the soldier out of $50 on the cars Of the Lake
Shore Road.
HK. Reynolds, for violating water Ordi-
nance, was fned IS and costs.
A number Of petty cases were dismissed
and several continued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03

1zg~ Merchants in want Of hats, caps and
straw goods, should not fail to call at 2I5 Su-
periOr street, Marble Block, where the latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. E. W. PECK,
ap2. Successor to Fuller & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-03

THE LIGHT GUARDs.-This Company had
recruited to fifty last evening, and have no
doubt the ranks viii be full in time to-day to
enable them to leave for Columbus this eve
ming. They viii probably form part Of the
5rssimsht in. which CompaniesA and B Of
the ofays viii be. Put down your names
Young men. and flI mp the company.