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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

''Several positions in the New York Custom
House, formerly filled by white men are now &C.
cupied by negroes"
Whereupon Prentiss remarks that several
places in the South that ought to be filed by
black men only, are frequently filed BY white
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

az A municipal regulation Of the city OF
New Orleans Furnishes with imprisonment In the
calaboose any women Of the town found in the
streets after nightfall, or who may converse
from the windows Of their houses with persons
outside. And this is the punishment accorded
to women who may insult our soldiers under the
been SO exercised over the order, can bottle up
their sympathy for use on future occasions.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

A Run FOR A scAxr.-The City Marshal made
an attempt yesterday to arrest notorious chars
acter named Bob Knowlton, who had bid him
self in house ON Division street. Being nd.
vised however of the MarsAel's intended raid.
Knowlton took to his heels and went ia the d.
rect;on taken by his compeer, Pete Mower, a
few weeks since. The Marshal could not over.
take him, and he made good his escape. It will
be much better for him to remain at distance,
if Ne does not desire glimpse of daylight
through the bars of the Gridiron on the North
Hill,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07


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sucn people lot -, as'ynss " w eounHy
sga,us. os: -. 80 ~. shI msn
unoei 'ns u.1ues VIZ" s"'.vun1 ene vos.-
..on 70 y oscsn spo 'e s1ose c.on Wv .svlr
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presenta'se ,,sd, sS;nsss - =
LOT ieaosr " Ss,,S a;,!ssn. AZ. .;,ns b.s
o. h ven he i neops must prove their right 70
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a Tree Government ,;,, y T,usd.ncs s.s ell o;oh
| 'ep'esensne. 80. 80 ,..n v.s ia.
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suv, - Mey "..I $500 .h.., e. ,as, as -,
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n~,s.n Wa,,ia ,h.. tic .ny or on,
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nuI;.,. ans;h;,n 80 - ~. a,hs,a nav ,h;nl
nsmss W. re sure al ill now .r,ee that IN,
a. ~ r. hsan r,snaosd -i,h The nj
n,o., enarsv a. cont,ad;st;nensbed from ON,
oa,,,;aae ,,,,;cv ond +, !. hsca,se The North
W, .ann,e hsna hoen no., I'd md caI, !, the;. ov,
Co,prupnsn. when tbev found their author;
~, -e,e on;no wrono thev tool hold nc then
.;.h Ill ,he no,ers of The nres. and nnhI;
.n;n;nn The;r cona,es. d;scr..sd ;,s mo ssnre
II nnhi;c aud Tho neoD,e Lnev and dict.,e,
-ha. ,bey d;d Tbs;, President althonoh hav
s:. - :. e.. - - "a co. !.
snon.b 70 know thu, he d;d mot know every
th;ne IA tool counsel and Divided reanons;
h;l;.z With those VINO we're ver.ed in their ov,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

a. In 1851 Chicago swindler by the name
of Sloan contracted with nearly all the Iowa
papers for the advertisement of quack horse
medicine. He never paid one Of them cent
and never meant to from the first. But about
half Of these papers, thus swndled, keep Sloan's
advertisements still running in their columns,
thus discrediting their own papers, cheating
those who do pay and holding out inducements
10 the public to swindle them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

A Coon CHANCE FOR SPICULAfORs.-The
Sheriff of Mills County adver.ises over thou
sand lots for sale in the town Of Mt Olive, late
Loudon, in that County, including the Seminary
Square. Here is good opening for spectators.
a. we apprehend this desirable property, which
lars few years ago will now 60 for song.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

u.
and it but rejects the sentiments Of large ma.
jority of the people of the State Nr. Holden
is ono Of the ablest and most fearless writer's in
the South, and what II still more gratifying, the
people Of North Carolina will sustain him in
what be may promulgate in favor of the Union.
When the proposition vas up before the con.
vention to levy tax upon the slave property. \
very exciting debate ensued. Several Of the
most extensive slave. owners, among whom we're
Acssrs johnson. Rayner, Thompson and Others,
who bitterly opposed this great reform, stated
in their speeches :" that they would eInancipate
their slaves before they would paw u dollar of
the tax, Tor the reason that they had all become
90 completely demoralised since the war. with
the belief that Lincoln and Fremont were TO
ct them free. - TO be entirely worthless a SER
wants any loager.' a4 sasy "a 81
{ MINUTE MEN Moyxa. Tho l1th, (7O0) Ger.
mans, the 22d, 600 men, and the list. 1900
strong, together with . large squad of the 7th
--al New YORK city reginsnts- LEFT for Wash.
inEton Wednesday evening. The 9Th and Tie
gallant 69th lst Thursday afternoon. The 12th
87th and 66th Brooklyn regiments left during
Friday and Saturday. Ten rsgimepts 81 four
days is doing we'll enough. ''sonsidsrins."
THE NsRsmAc. rebels seem now to b.
turning their wrath upon Commodore TatuaIl
Tor Destroying the 1srrimac. The pilots. 10
Destroying the ship, ask for suspension Of
public opinion--and apparently With success.
And in the meantime tho different rebel papers
put ~ proper light the consequences 81 the
act tasstsustion, One Of thar, ths Pessssburs
kxPee0 ~, -s'. WAat hope car people. have.
vhes such 81 sstShs sfa 1AEfers q Wsstenly
000froyn0, 5Si4 - ..ti ssS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-07

ready been made by the press.
! should have mentioned in the list of Major
Generals the name Of Ex-senator Breckinridge
He has command Of division In Gen Hardee's
corps. ssa.
FIRST NEWS OF THE EVACUATION
The first indication our troops had Of the eva.
ovation Of Corinth was the blowing up Of a 70.
bel powder magazine, at about 81 o'clock Fri.
day morning (S0tb( The noise was distinctly
heard at Pittsburg Landing, distance of nearly
twenty miles on straight line. There were
apparently, four different explosions, about one
minute intervening between each, from which II
appears that there we're four separate apart
ments in the magazine. The reports rese,nbIed
that following the discharge of Is inch NOR.
tar, but had not quite as much revsrberation.
After the fourth explosion the whole town nm.
peared from our lines to be enyelooed In smoke
for several minutes Shortly after this. one Of
Gen, Popes pickets, whose suspicious had pre.
viously been aroused by the fact that there had
been no skirmishing for several bours. rode un
to the rebel entertainments, and afterwsrds ;n.
side Of them, and found them deserted. The
news OF this mans expedition was conveyed 20
Gen. Pope, who Immediately ordered ! reconoi.
tering party to spproach the town. which thev
did, and soon found themselves In und;snntea
pc ssession thereof. Gen Popc's whole division
was soon under marching orders. and before >
O'Clock a NJ, several regiments OF bis command
were in the town. Sherman was then ord.roJ
10. or his division the 4sth and 72d Ohio wsrs
the hrst to occupy the deserted stronghold,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
POSITION OF THE REBEL FORCES.

HAamsBrRG Pa, Sept. 1880 A. NJ
One Of our soouts just returned from Frederick says
ana, tho robels have broken up their encampment at
Frederick and arc mabchiug Hagorstown The rebel
forces consisted OF infantry and artillery aud they had
thico hundred pieces of cannon Of which were
worry lage Tho rebel generals Robert H. Lee stcncwal
Jackson Howell Cobb aud others were with them
Our scout saw, DO supposed, hyo thousand rebel
cavalry near New Market, who had not left camp.
The rebels had many pieces of marked Omitted
esios" and also many herses mules aud wagons marked
IN tho way.
Ihs omn,on prevailed among all the rebel soldiers that
thoy going into Pennsylvania.
Since The receipt of the foregoing reliable information
has beea received that stone 1al Jackson with his ad
vance s row 81 Hagorstown preparing to with his
whole army rpon Pennsylvania
Our scouts reni Hanover, Gettysburg and raueytown
arrived here at late hour last night aud confirm tho
evaguation of the camps al Frederick by the rebels
Governor Curtin has promptly adssed rrcsd0ut Lin
erin and Tho generals in command at Washington Of all
inforraon that has reached hero through the numerous
channels under his control.
TIE mcst active ssures are being put N foroe "a
assemble large army to roset the rebel invaslon ans
possible savo cus capital asd state from devastation
aad outrage.
5ho telegraph csrra.Or ~ cbambcrsburs. Mr.. Wilson.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
70 move Into IT, He 10 fast recovering from the escs OF
bis wound, and expects 70 be al ihs head Of command
In ten days from the present time.
BRADLEY T. JOHN6ON's PROCLAMATION TO
MARYT AND

The following 10 copy Of proclamation addressed 70
the people Of Maryland by Colonel Bradley Johnson
harylandsr. who has accompanied Jsckson's army 70
that state -
To TIE People on MAINLAND -
After sixteen months Of oppression calling than
Austrian tyranny, the victorious army Of the South
brings freedom 70 your DOORS It's standard now waves
from the Potomac 70 Mason and Dixon Llne.
The men Of Maryland, who, during the last long
months have been crushed under the heel Of this terrible
their own redemption for which they have 30 long wait
ed and suffered, and hoped.
The government Of tho Confederate Statee s pledged
by the unanimous vote OF It's Congress, by tho distinct
dec'arat on Of Its Prcsdcntho soldier and statesman,
DavisneYer to cease tho until Maryland has the
opportunity 20 decide for herself her fate untram
meed and free from federal bayonets.
me people of the South, with unaninty unparalleled
nave gwen their hearts to native State and hundreds
o thousands Of her sons have sworn with arms In their
haiss. that you shall be free You must do your
Immediately muster in for the war; companies and regi
ments--he companies Of hundred men, tho regiments
Of ten cmanes. Come all who wish strike Tor their
liberties and their homes. Let each provide himself
with stout pair OF Shoes good blanket and tin cup
Jackson's men have no baggage officers are in Frede
rick to receive recru IT, and all companies formed will bo
armed as soon as mustered in
RISE AT
Remember the cells of tort McHenry. Remember the
dungeons OF Fort Lafayette and Fort Warren the insults
70 your wives and daughters the arrests the midnight
searches OF your houses
Remember these your wrongs and rise al once in
and strike for liberty and right.
BRADLEY 4. JOHNSON, Colonel G, 8. A.
SEPTEMBER 8, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

sumes that he present directing the Of The
forces The generals that he saw were Hi I0nssIsets
one hundred and hfty thousand.
They oOmmsnced crossing q Soand's Ferry saturday
sish. hours going owe over. The whole army wsass s2s
river. The waser in no place than three fees
deep, and W some cases whole divisions crosss1 IN .
body Tho troops kept close together they hAd
tents, and were not allowed TO build camp fires.
10 fact the whole expedition was conducted a. secretly
snu ~ sxpeaitinusy as possible hr West was IN Long
Longstreet has, since the fight with General Pope's
army, been promoted 10 the command OF q corps.
por1n o. the rebel army reached Frederick about nv0
O'Clock on Sunday evening.
Their subsistence The march was certainly meagro
enough AN they had TO eat from the time they len tho
Potomac were apples and Of rice Tho cavalry
farcd even worse. The horses fed during
the cntiro march. When the army reached Frederc
ioragng parties were gent out and large number Of cat.
tle ponty or hay and other nccessaries brought in
When Mr. West left the rebels appeared to DO well sup
Piled He knows nothing of the purposes Of the generals
In command bus thinks their idea TO recru. in Mary
land and lay In stores enough for tho winter campaign.
pafenhetically allow remark that they taking
precautionary which In entirely unnecessary,
II correctly c0nstruc the OF the times they VIII
al be bagged la less than three weeks
have Information from private source which would
be conirabaEd TO publish that leads me 10 believe thai
this last prediction Of mine will be literally verified
Mr. West drafted into the rebel service on the l5t
day Of January sst and mcmbor Of the First Vr.
ghia up 10 the time of his desertion.
lie gays that IL has been incorrectly stated in tho
Northern papers that this regiment was disbanded it
cen now musor on,y about forty men, but II stl holds 5
position IN the robet army Tho fare OF The rebels since
they left Centrevo has been of very inferior quality
The best ratons ssued wee -four and bacon. For some
days they subssed on Our alone and at times they were
provided with that.
Mr.. West in desc hing the battles between the Rapra-
hammock and Ctreyo, says that only about onc-third
OF the rebel army was engaged at ANY time The
principal divisions that attacked forces Ewes,
Jacksons aud Longsfeets ioDpsreet was in command,
although Jackson did most Of tho nghinR. Mf. West
further states that the rebels appear to be IN high spirits
their and psst upon " that they whip
any army the North can bring against them:
Most OF the soldiers very indlerenty clad, and
some ragged that ther garments viii hardly hang
on them. Our informant considers himself OF mo
most fortunate, his regiment favurito with tho
citizens Of Richmond. He says be was clothed IN tho
best that could be afforded yet, with all the tkon
Of him, no presents a sorry siht. H. is undor
arrest, awaiting the identification of mis- friends. lie
leaves wife ia Richmond, aud o hear the poor fellows
story, one eau bat deeply sympathize with HIM.
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.


Mopcments dad Plans Of Ge Rcbcs IN Ma, gaa,i--They
Tntcnd % Si,nd te iaa IN Maryland and psnnsglpl-
MID General Lees Proclamation ne Caiseas Of Mqry
land, &c.
lam in possession Of some facts today which throw
additional light upon the designs " the rebel forces now
In Maryland The destruction Of the splendid aud costly
iron bridge over the Monocacy iucnoed to deceive
the Union generals and TO make Tho latter believe that
hoy are going ut they do not intend 10 70
treat and neither do they intend at present to give bat
tie 10 the Union troops. They intend TO hold and
occupy for tho present and for weeks to come all
that part OF Maeylanl west Of the Nonocacy, and to
make u their base Of operations norlhwad They
pied agerstown yesterday They massng troops at
Romuey oday fer attack on Cumberland. They are
sad to 30 advancing ca Gettysburg this moInias. with
CUmbefand and Haaossowu ia their possession they In.
tend 10 advance into rsnnsy vsns at once and capture
Harrisburg.
The rebels were bus'y occupied yesterday 10 ntrsnch.
ing and hscwing up tori6cations various conmand
ng positions along the rhi bank Of the Monccacy This
done In order 10 prevent the advance OF any part Of
General Yc'lellau's army yest Of the Monocaey
Bh rumorsd bcrs IBIS mo,njnE that reel cavalry
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
the UPRISING IN PENNSYLVANIA.

From our Philadelphia exchanges We COPY the following
,.,,r.~py intelligence Of he Oxcitsment and movements
- ana poopl, Of Pens yvsnia produced BY The near
proacn OF the rebsl army
HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept IL. lsC2.
r,, .,ornng the impression among military men was
4, :. fas,.aou instead of moving Hsgerstcgn, would
,s direct from Frederick, through Cave,cwn, Nd and
watu5s0urg pa. to Chambersourg; put ll9k supp-se
Inc Anderson cavalry are doing duty IN The Cumher'
and valley. ,, c.s.-o,~n,,v.
Ornat - stores arc constantly arriving Be'retwentys
cor o,rs have Yssei there viii be Al astounding IOrc0
hrre unless jackson should consider discretion 700 oe
ter part oi vslor,n aud succeed W. skedanohns no"s
,cs,n IN winch cod gr ant he may fail. -. ,,..,-
erhsrc IA now undonbiedly q torce " leOscW Wh"s
CONVINCED ON fifrH PACE
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
The Rebels Determined to
Invade the State.
EXCITEMENT ON THE BORDERS.
TIE PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
Our Washington, Baltimore, Poolesville and
Harrisburg Dispatches,
DO, &C., b.
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
WASHINGTON, Sept Il, 1862.
We learned last evening by messenger from the army
OF General Mcclellan that he had advanced his headquar
ters miles beyond Rockville, and that the army had
sp reached the Aonocacy river the bridges which,
portion of them had been destroyed by the rebels
From careful observers IL is ascertained there Il
force Of the enemy at Dranesvie-scarcely picket;
that Jackson, Ftzhugh Lee and Longstree up be-
mind Hunter Mills from Fairfax remained Wednes
day and Thursday last at Leesbrg and hon crossed at
Edwards Ferry into Maryland, with 10000 men. 1t is
further stated that the latest advces there large
rebel force at Lcesburg, General Leo commanding
The New York herald., 1862-09-13

has rendered services almost Invaluable, in rcporrk 70
Governor Curtin the condition Of affairs, often, when
almost surrounded by thu enemy.
Men composing the companies under ths caf Of the
Governor for militia should provide heAseives with guns
and sixty rounds Of liked ammunition each 70 suit the cali
bro Of their pieces win be Impossible for the state 70
furnish arms 10 20 large number Of men,
The New York herald., 1862-09-13
FAVORABLE INDICATIONS FROM GENERAL
MoCLELLAN'S ARMY.

There ars many rImors In town, mainly from General
AcCellans army, all Of which have favorable indi-
cation.
The national Republican., 1862-05-10
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asavy Myishis, RssksSss, Vslssbiss, Hocsy. AZ %
S92 e slPaLt ofths United States. ''' 49,
ExpfsSS g and from the North and " est depart
To. snd ents In Washington twice dsliy. Ii
1s 1.StsssS are N charge Of ep~s~sosd snl rssiaek
!. AZ raslasst ,es The Soldier" ssrsd .. q On.
HAL ear u5gal rstes 0777 ~ 1''T-', fioAs
~ Iood,o the so-eal,sd " Osafsdsrasss ssa>,. %
smGan ardcssa "coatrasssd Of War;" Will y q.
Gsf!ssprssps save hsv York at is and p. N.
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arriving y wasklnSton Tso r. II. aG AZ AZ "
. Exprsssss save halnmpss u $50 A. N. sad q a
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ws:SRns:::s wslRs:: III; ssi =, PGs North ..s y ..
special CeeSsSts for large qsanuiies OF Fr.I.h,
ean Ge na4s q Application st IN plAoS. - ~
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The national Republican., 1862-05-10
EOR .DOD1ON, VIA NEWPORT AND
FALL. RlVEt,. -

~ the splsAdd and superior steam. x-sS.
err nMETnQfOLI6, EMPIRE .EAS
STATE, bAY STATE, and STATE OFHIlHE.
Nrsnkth md speed, but partieularly sdaptsd
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, disaaes ofys nalss oAly 70 Bossoa.
s,ssslf III FisE M sTXfE IT csps III isss,lS sssItSo.
1oadAy. WSdnsSdays, and Fridays, ati o'oioSk, P.
III ssssssr HE4SOPoIIs' HE4SOPPeII G,pt. Brov, o,
Iuesdays, I4ufsdays, and baturdays, at oclssf.
Thess %1eshsn ass lttsd WitS SoIsnoda.. state.
scH,s g pstss9ssrs ~ho, are aae.deaeA route
kroess1 pcf Hsaaeoat trstn, rsschins Beston early
~ ssss,ssns ~ g ne lccou,mod.tion M A. n, BY
4 oseeaSs Hsstsr : sttashsd to each steamer, who
he sns 70 ~ dsstlssAisa - -
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"wess Ssn sissr anS Pfyidssss, daily. e.sspt Ssn.
FREIGHT 70 Bostss b ibfwsrdsd through With sr,.,
assyss:n by an E1pfsas Tfaip, which lssyss FHli
sisss s,sss. .sy:y Acgaias Ssstsys s.osptsd, n X
a aboatti A. Mil az. '7D' -
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- Nn. soRDEN, Aren't,
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The national Republican., 1862-05-10
. No 2s2 esnAsylvaais egsnssg
NE-u estvees ttth And tTb stssais
pErsIos ogrIHA. Iy.n :, lysi. +

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Iv1i4H; - ~ sa5s sSsn 4 y H1s isss; sSso..o b
ApP,icatonl having been made lnter ths aos Of q
.oIiSca 6s yhlsS Are alleged o have sS BEEN ,os g.
,nw,Ty hSaes s hsseSy ye that q the at
Ss.s ssnSs s Gt !. so as q
No siso, isr 10 ' ssrss. Issued under IN. 20. I,
s,s'd ~ SsnS.i 'I :s. 'sss5:ss ss.si:.s':s q
No .S!ag, tor No ..sr-.. i..ued under III. 80, 0
March, lso6, p the name Of Charlotte widow O
wslter Cc!s, hnd was granted Jaausiy %. issoe
NO. Ss Y ,: e. 10 .ers. .asd snds, to, 30.
ISs. E;nsl az. ind was sno'sd NossnS.f Il. s issso o
&c ~. q .Ss:: q: y.
minor child ol vii lam Scrisner dec .ssed "a -
srNSn'sd sNn =. ATgust Az ~ iss-June y. 1874 -
pyss. % % q ssSpsuy s TX ssoonS e .sySs S.,,
ss! n ,ns. nssIny. y Iay bearing date s''t December
Mt,en itsS ~ name q John walter and az w., a.
nso 10 nam. s:S sId:, " e. e,
mitr ,ssa and wt' granted Dso.Rbsr Is, lsSn iunsy
'os s:s.. s y:ss. .s 6 "a s,;I.;s .:ss ~
ssSss.rs Sss sIas ss az stssSP q MSion
March 3, 1855 i'm the name . William r. Henry. snd
was granted on the 9Th day ., June 1889 June "a
NO. se,Atf4r 100 ~ res, granted uader aot Of llth
fsbrsary, ist1, to ArdsW Tspnss o; ThaG,r.' a
F:ss FF:sSSf GolSss ssS .s.: g
Ing dats lsih April, is6t--JurI lsIh, ,sa2. 3'''
10 ~ ~ tpl l6o acres, sa 2 4hder the .sct Of
N sssi::s s.E s ss,s: ~. n.d.s a, v,
M ,roh, 1855, In ne mama of Jo.e Nes'or Sedilio.
and was grantfd Nay 8th, 1Boi-Juiy IL, isB9
M esIsa.ibr is9 acrc.l ysol, ISL "a favor of
William STARK. Msufds Adm,Eo, EiizsCeth SssS
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