The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20
The knee ana woundeA.

Among the more prominent OF the omcefe,
killed and wounded at the battle Of Fredericks.
burg, on last Saturday, We iind the following
Killed, Gen. Bayald, Gen. Jackson of Pa, Col.
linn, Lieut., Col. Taylor, Lieut.. Col. Curtis, 1t.
Col Dickensop, Capt. Murray, and Capt. Perry.
Wounded, Gen, 7. F. Nesgher, Gen. Windham,
Gen. Kmball Of Ind, mortally. Gen. Vinton,
Gen. Gibbons, Gen. Caldwell. Col Nugent, Col.
McGregor, Col. Andrews. Col Cross. Col. Miles,
Major Goephel, Major, o'Neal, Major Jennings,
Col Sinclair, Asjor Sturtevant, Captains Hen
derson, Cameron, Muche, Hart, Aahony Dunn,
Weymouth, Shepard, Cobbett, and quite a
number of inferior officers Most of these off
Gers, We believe, are from the East, mostly from
New York and Massachusetts,. Chaplain Arthur
B. Fuller, Of the 18th Mass, was one Of the
volunteers to crosse on the pontoons on Friday,
and drive the rebels from their rife pits He
was killed during thepassage. sa1ss = 5'aa.
H.. s. REVENUE The amount of the, Licenses
applied for under the q. g. Internal Revenue
Law, within this, the lat District Of Iowa, which
embraces Lee, Henry, Van Buren,, Davis, JEFF
ferson, Des Noines, Louisa, and Washington
counties, as stated by the Assessor, is sec, 43o,
with an additional sum Of about $4,000, for
corrected assessments /. For enumerated arti.
cles, the total assessment is $560,18. aHs 1898.
+ -I4lg VAT & 1-----D u yrs
tKlLED.-Nandarin Ward, the American Gen.
eral among the Chinese, was killed early in o..
tober last, at a place called Tszolbeck, which he
WAS defending against the rebels Their attack
upon the place had been repulsed, with heavy
slaughter, and Ward was viewing their retreat
through 4 glass, when chance shot passed
through his body. He lived until the next day.
He Was said to have two Of three hundred thou.
sand dollars, which he disposed Of by will be.
fore bis death. ~,
Oss ,HAxD,-Hons. James Wright ". b,
Holmes and J. A. Harvey, our newly elected Sec
rotary Of State, Treasurer Of State and Register
Of the State Land Office, are with their respec.
tive families 1t the Capital, ready to enter upon
the daties of their several Offices, with the
new year. s@s -
Gov Kirkwood 10 reported to have gone to
Warrington, TO aid in the adjustment Of certain
accounts for military service.
CorroH.-A dispatch from Cairo says plenty Of
cotton is arriving there-the Plsste Valley bro't
in 600 bales on that day.
n A telegram to the New York Tribune
says that the wife of Senator Harlan, with ,
number Of other ladies, would 70 to Fredericks
burg on Monday, to look after the wounded.
~ William A. Richardson, of Ill.,, made .
speech in the House of Representatives on tb,
9Th inst 1t is published in the Chicago Time
of the 18th. We notice the fact for the bene;
of his tory friends bereabouta We are not ad
v;sed whether he was drunk or sober when h
delivered it!
w The gossips Of Washington. like all othe
old women, are continually spreading rumors ,
marriages among the notables of that city,
| Some Of the members Of the Cabinet, it is r
ported, are about to marry, and the widows
: former distinguished Senators are indicated
the ''b,ushing brides" Suppose they are.
. ia their private concern, We suppose, and . N,
8 tsr with which the public can have no particul
J. interest. The lsss the papers az about IT. 4
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