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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-04-12

l. nuKSsiDEs ADVANCE ON BEAUFoRr.-Tbe New
YORK Herald contains letter from Newhern ae
the 9Th OF March, giving the particulars of Cen
gu advance on Washington and Beaufort
IN the 10th ult. six companies of troons left
Newbern for Washington, under command IF
ooi. Stevenson, in the transpor. Guide under
convoy OF three gunbosts They went down
tue Neuse river to Pmlico Sound and thence
up 70 washington On Thursday night thew
anchored below the city, and next morn;no ~,
.eaching point about seven miles from thai S
destination, found the river SO thoronobJv ~
stracted that only one OF the gunboats sncceeS.
Gu 10 getting past portion OF the troons Won,
up on her and landed. They were most cordial.
received by the inhabitants, among whom IT,;n.y,
sentiments predominated. On the same as nt,pa
shrd brigade, under Gen Parks, sailed ~ GU une
9 Gums Greek, and thence went toward BesnSor,
oy means OF handcars on the railroad Tha
o!'gade stopped at Morehead CITY, some H,,is
Instance from Beaufort and Fort Macan ga
dispatched flag Of truce to the Fort den,, anu
ing 90 unconditional surrender. The command.
er, however, decided to fight q little before n;a
Jog up, and accordingly refused Compliance ~ H.
result OF this was, the Fort was to be immad;a,.
" invested. Gen. Burnside left for the scana &c
operations on the 25th, and it was exnec,sd ~ =.
a'.er the labor OF, transplanting and p,acna ,ha
o'uhanoe IN position, which would oeeunv ss,a"
- uays, mad been completed, the Fort woua ha
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REL BEL NEWS.

Important from Big Greek Gap-Cdpt,re of a
Large Number Of Confederate Cavairy
The Knoxville (Tenn.,) Register, of the 10th
March, says: By q number of cavalry direct
from Jacksboro', we learn that on FRIDAY morn.
ing, at daybreak, regiment of infantry, assist.
ed by cavalry, attacked our cavalry in the neigh.
borhood of Big Creek Gap, five miles east of
Jacksboro', and thirty miles west of Cumberland
Gap. Our Information is exceedingly confused,
contradictory and meagre. In our next issue
we expect to give more detailed accounts: hut
from the best information we can gather the
enemy have captured and killed the lai ger DOR
ton OF i've companies of Colonel Rogers cavalry
regiment BY some culpable negligence of our
omcers, no pckets were out besides, our en-.
canpment was at least mile from the Gan
What better inducemeBt for an attack nv the
enemy could have been held out by the cavalry
cannot be well imagined. The surprise of our
forces was consequently complete and success.
full.
When it comes that cavalry will permit them.
serves TO be surrounded by infantry, we think
good policy would dictate that they be disband.
ed altogether, or at least changed into infantry.
We have not been able to ascertain the names
OF the five companies who were engaged Lieut..
Col. White, who was in command in the absence
OF Col. Rogers, is reported captured
one report is that Fncastle, village miles
above Big Creek, was burned by the Hessians-
two of the companies having been stationed at |
that place, the other three being Immediately at
Big Greek.
Mr.. William II. Malone, lawyer of Jacks
boro', but who had recently removed his family
70 our city, is reported among the killed, altho |
only private citizen
The enemy had possession of Jacksboro' bav.
ing ridden down there on the horses captured
from our men. They may constitute the van.
guard OF the Lincoln army into East Tennessee
!, So our forces will meet them at Phillippi.-
Mark our prediction.
A NkHIIApI III L
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A RELIABLE GENTLEMAN" FROM MENpu,s AN,
WHAT He SAYs.--A gentleman of integrity and
intelligence, who resides in Memphis, and who
left that city one week ago. passed through this
city yesterday. He made bis way tbronob the
rebel lines by bribing the sentinels, paving two
OF them the sum of five dollars each to induce
.nem 10 permit him to pass When he left
Memphis, 1t was understood there by the best
informed persons that there were from ffty to
sixty thousand troops between Memphis and
huntsville, Alabama, which included, all the Of.
fective force Of Gen. Beauregard that could he
brought to bear against the combined armies of
Generals Grant and Buell. Our informant saws
that Gen A. s. johnson has expressed the onin.
ION that the Confederates could take no fortified
position and hold it for any great length of time
as all such positions could be successfully fsnk'
ed by the Federal army. Hence he had deter.
mined, and in that determination he il sunnort
ed by Gen. Beauregard, to seek an open fight at
an early day upon field of his own selection
somewhere in the vicinity of Corintb, Mississ;n.
pi, Inc location offering admirable facilities for
sach an encounter The leading rebels of Mem.
PMS entertain little hope of success in the grand
encounter, and have everything in the consss Of
preparation for the destruction of the civ e
~ fortunes OF the war should turn against
'nem. Our informant says that the better citi.
zens OF Memphis, many of whom have all along
sympathIzed with the rebellion, are thoroupblv
discouraged with the prospects before them. and
tnat IL they could have satisfactory assurance
mat their lives and property would be p,otec.
sed, they would return to their former aIeoi,roo
Il Lou. Jour. 9th.
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TT VOL WITHROW'S IOWA RE-
- PORTS. Jus rpsivsd" oo,.,r
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A fne assortment Of
Leather and Shoe Findings.
Also, BLACKING AND LEATHER PREsERvATIyg
constantly on hand

Goods Manufactured to Order
on the shortest notice by skfu workmsn and warrants.
T. W. BARHYDf,
Cor. Of jefferson 4 Main s,s. Opposits st,,, b.,i
mafl2'd&wu BURLINGTON TOEA
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GOOD NEWS
FOR THE MILLION

! have been East attending the Tr.,.
saies ana nave purchased splendid soeS - ~ Ana,
prisng, In consequence Of my incrssan. eoeds %
larger a'sorsnsns than have before had ~ y as
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down the most wicked and causeless rebellion
that ever existed! Then, pei haps, the Govern
ment Will be aroused to the Importance of rot
harboring yipers in its bosom to sting its very
life-blood--then the loyal people will rise in
their might and protect their own liberties and
woe be unto those who have their lot cast with
the A. &C, or have followed their leadership.
inese are startling developments, and will
oe vigorously hooted down by every K. G.. C.
VINO Is true to his obligations. Let it be so for
.ne present. There are some among them who
nave yer an mixing of patriotism left, and can
not, and wilfnot be bound to this wicked con
spiracy. 1t is to this source that Won are in.
debted for the facts above stated-faets which
VIII say TO you, may be most implicitly relied
upon, and the time will arrive when what
nave stated will be verified, and much of the
same character added to it. At some future
ume, developments will be made that will sat
isIy You that am no dldrmist, and men hiob
In the confidence of the people will be so con-
nected with this secret treason, that the conn.
Try Will despise their memory. In the mean
ume, let every loyal man. wherever he is. he
watchful and vigilant for the signs that have
INDICATED, to identify and mark the sure enc.
hies OF the Union, and in most cases the sure |
trademarks Of the X. g. c. Their emissaries |
are busy and on the move. The organization |
: s extensive, penetrating the back woods and |
me plans. In many cases, in remote places,
,ne' '~o' or three trusted members, are ali
VINO are entrusted with the secrets. but M,
re busy in making and controlling opinion.
eaaeat,ng their partisans up to the proper
'oint. The New York Caucasian" nevspa.
er, sustained by private fund of the order
inc special organ Of the Castles" The !!
l,ncipai Headquarters in the North, are Phils-
elpMa, New York City, and Cincinnati. Thew
ave large number Of small newspaper edi. )
pc IN tneir secrets, some Of which have to be :
a9Ineo occasionally for too plain talk.
nave extended this communication to q far y
reater length than had iptendsd. Int T could b
Ut well make it shorter and do the .uh;sc,
snce. ! submit it for your consideration.
'i'sving that you viii discover many thinas II
your state and vicinity to corroborats Lei
nat have said. The work If the <. q. O.. lei
ussd mere, IL revised and changed from thai II
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| DAAn DIN IouT note mas been received ask
| ing Tor such information as l may have of the
| objects and working of the secret conclave q,
| traitors in the Northern States. known "a the
knights of the Golden Circlen (K. G. o. I
have devoted considerable time and attention to
THIS organization, and my opportunities have
peen very rare Tor gaining information. And
here let me say 1t is the sworn duty of every K.
It. Z. who is true to his obligation, to deny the
existence OF the organization, not generally by
positive denials. but by heaping ridicule on the
IDEA OF such an organization, which implies that
all Northern men are not loyal. There is, how.
ever, ample and positive proof that the Order
OF 4; g. Q. 10 thoroughly organized in every
Northern State, as auxiliary to the Southern
rebellion. 1t assumes various sbapes and col,
ors, yet all working under the same system of
operations, and all aiming at the same end
The deignation of the ''K G. c." having be.
come unpopular. on account of the known tres-
sonabe designs Of that Order, is proteap in
its character, and sails under different cogno.
mems to best effect its purpose-sometimes be.
ing the peace Party" the Union Party. the
Constitutional Party" the Democratic So
siety, "Club" or Association" the Mutual
Protection;" and, since the Indiana leak" az
hey call il, about the IN. Ps," they have cho. |
zen IS. p" or "Self Protection as a name. |
Ind since you ask for facts only, may say it |
properly secret political treason party, a. its
MEMBERS initiated are al most strictly limited to
he known members Of one political party.
TIE IMMEDIATE OBJECT 10 the overthrow
the Government established BY our patriot
Tres, baptized in their life.blood, and handed
own to US, to be forever defended and protect
y us the best form of government ever given
; man man THE ULTIMATE OBJECT, tie spoils
Cg'ee ana The control c,'0e 0oswnmemt, By the
.y.. ~n'cn sustalns the efforts of these /.
e most active leaders arc those who have her.. !
lore emoiuments of place 10 the Goverument
"a wish to be restored to power. For this nur. I
ee they are willing to tear down the old fsbr;c :
d erect new ono upon IL ruina Thev hsvs
me definite plans Of operation, forming : .
ong net work of treason around the union \
4! calculated 70 draw Ia many true men. 20 - q
a by them unawares In carrying out their u
~. will refer bris6y % . few Of ~ means u
y use; IN
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systematic plan to discredit the Government in
the eyes of the people They cry aloud about
frauds, while they are busily emnioyeS seeL;ua
contracts for the very purpose Of detrauding the
Government, to give coloring to their chaIoesI
If they cannot get original contracts. thew seek
snb-contracts from the friends of the Union.
ina. the odium Of their own dishonesty may fall
on the shoulders of the Wsr.sparty. They boast
OF having already used these tactics to great eff.
!ect. Doubling the ability Of the Government
70 pay us liabilities, with view Of depreciatins
.ae PUBIC Securities and Treasury notes, the
uiawei OF public confidence, and cutting off
.ne supplies to-carry on the war, is another fa
"Gas,,s serssae ~ rs seriously discussed in the
asue meetings, whether they will not utter
III, nn. Pay 'ne war tax, which they think
create a ors., 1 nnS1;n .ne uoVernmsnt, but
mand the discop,inusnce 81 en.ehs ina! may de-
the rehellon 'o"''"u"nce OF 'of'her resistance to
The demand fo- ~. o..
upon the terms d;ctstsd Nv In =. prisoners,
effort for the recognition ~ nc ~ laws, was an
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IMPORTANT ORDER OF GEN. HAL
II Ha# AkGRs
HgApauARrgRs, ksgPsT OF MTsSaERI
C oFv,s Eak 90 1870 I

"a IL G&s AoAAS 4 EEs S@ss ASSa~$
The Major Genera Commanding the
Department. desires 10 impress upon all
officers the Importance Of the preseT-
ration oil geod order and discipline among
their Egesps, IS the army of theN est su-
sers Tennessee and Other S0nths4n States.
Let Us show oaF fellow citizens of these
States thas we eoaas merely to crush out
rebellion and restore 10 them peace and
the benefits of the Constitution aud uaioa
If which they have teen deprived by sell
fish and unpEineipied leaders. They have
been told thai We come 10 oppFesa and
pIandeE; By cur aats We will undeceive
thena-we viii shoR to them that we come
to restore, not u violate, the Constitution
and laws. la restoring 70 them the gio-
rious flag Of the Union, Ne will insure
them that they shall eajoy under lis folds
the same protection of life and property
as Ia former days. Soldiers, Let no excess
ses On your part tasuish the glory Of our
arms. sz&
Tho orders heretofore issued in this
Department in regard to pillaging, ma.
| sauding, destruction of private property,
and stealing and concealment Of slaves
muss be strictly enforced. II does not
belong to the military to decide upon the
relation Of master aad slave such quas-
saenssaust be decided By civil courts. No
fugitive slave will therefore be admitted
within our lines or camps except when es-
peciaiIy ordered by the Gaaeral Command
! ing. Nomsn. children, merchants, farm
ers, mechanics and all other persons not
ia arms are regarded ss Hna-eonbatants,
/ and are not TO be molcsted either IN their
persons or property; if, hewevers they aid
/ or assist she enemy, they become beifger-
enss, and will be treated A. such. II they
violate the laws Of war, they will be made
to suffer the penalties Of saeh violation
Military stores or public property of ey-
cry kind must be surrendered, and any at.
tempt Cd conceal such property BY fraud.
alept transfer Or Otherwise, will be pun.
ishei but no private property will b
touched unless by the orders Of the GeR.
eral Commanding, Whenever it become,
necessary 10 levy forced contributions fol
. supply and sustenanee for our troops, susE
levies will be made az light as possible
and be 10 distributed NJ TO produce El
} distress arncng the PEOPLE. All propert,
. 30 taken must be reeeipted and duly &C
i counted for az heretofore directed. Thes
orders viii be read II the head Of ever.
regiment, and all the officers are com
: manded to strictly eneorce them.
i Ry command oil Major General iIaileck
n. FL. MCLEAN, Asst. Adj't Gen.
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|1tcNrrSrxNx An6xnGS16N IN -
kG&xstpAM fA1kk T.
ne fSlIo@iag 1Itas1sAas aAhisaidas
and startling asoaasasieas ars III the mors
impressive thai shsy core Rspanlaeaa
source, N. +. HogiA s
.,s sa s, sssa's FL " : s saras
it, adopsion concurs With other reasons
IN making h parfecsly certain thai We
| war approaches It's easmsnasion. Coa-
grass asidsngS stakes eyerything On she
result Of the battle 10 BE- fought Id the
spsiag sasnpalga. IL We aght aaa eoss~
0fsey, vicsQrY will giye buoy amer 30 The
ls~sseaN. - shall ID ahia j. Ass-s
trace our sseps, and return TO y eonstisu.
tioaal carrency and sound financial prin-
eiples Nth comparative ease. BnkM tha
aprsng campaign mtscaxrlesy which Heay.
"a avert II the financial Rohane about 10
be adopted il milestone tied 10 Eha neek
az las Enaosse4 Ii viii siak il foRsgsr.r~s
4 If tBs vat siOes rsof terminate sssorat,ls
BY successful sighting, Il will end In dis
aster In consequence OF financial pvossra~
tion. We caasnot 20 90 another rear on
the new system. We afe spending II the
rate OF ifGy millions . month. The hun-
dred millions Of Treasury notes about 70
be authorized will not pay the already
over due floating debt To think that we
can go on repeating the dose every two
mouths and get successfully TO the years.
Ienas - shees madness Saeh make shifGs
fmay help as through the spring months,
but IL the Rebellion is not put down by
the hEsR of June, the recognition OF the
Confederate States By oas GsverhmsRl
will have become 8 mefs question Of
time.
As this new financial system has been
AA68pSssf "a GA a1aaassassrassaas measure,
the eoantry win Justly hold tbs admins
trasion answerable for all that Is involves
in il, and consequently far tie successful
termination Of tha war sithia thn spring
months. Ii the administration accom-
plishes this, all may yet be well If no.
thee Uhioais aons forever. "a -
4 wssan add noshing 70 ne Impressive,
ness Of the foregoing observations. 1
will. be seen that the existence, the main,
tenanee Of the Consultation and Onion i
conceived to depend upon contingency
aud that contingency by no means certsi'
of being realised Such speculations
, year ago would mare been regarded trea
sonable, and denounced ~ treason, espe
ciAIly if INDUCED In By q Democrats
Newspaper bat now, even Republics
e Papers begin to look the prospect in III
faee and 10 give warning Of shat ID ike
y 70 happen.
We fear the time for admanition wit
7 respect to the preservation Of the Union
4 as it once existed, is past Ii adyantag
: could be taken Of past experiences, til
lesa might be epdurea, and the damag
3 repaired; bnt the apprehension whie
! casts shade upon oar contemplation {
. the future Is that the same causes wi
: still exist to produce their effects as has
d subjected the country to the ealamiti'
- which have befailen II already, and whie
4 still threaten ii with Disaster DaSaqs
= Herald.
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gsaya m 70 HfA. -Baady Malrooney
found d snslFtharln' thafe o' the worrold
in the shape Of . skunk in tbs hinroosss
and traced him aader ths wooa palsg but
Badly didn't know the nature OF tha
haste lei
Snow, Aulrooney,e says Biady, "yoa
be afther stirrin' ouk the basse sRid bat
az stick, while l how'd Fhe meal bag
fernsnst The hole. Ali be the powers,
AM I've gut him No@, Michael, yoa be
afsher Iayins tbs bag over yer shoulder
an it's fucsilf shat'll lasher The avil'a
own dayiighs oas as i'm. Take that, ye
infesnal slsafet It's Mistress Aulroonsy
hegsilf thal'll be givin' 80 h-l! splas
whew och. Jasesf an Michael Mulroua@
ey, what hAvh 20 in the hagG Tbs brsafh
y the basta IL driyin' the life out o me
| l,osly: iass pesilf that's kilt intirely---
/ Oea, Michael, honay, an viii ye ~ asthea
/ holAins snsg I'm fafnssn', Malrooney -
1 Out ., the maal-bag wid AAm the diviFs
own child Ii in II, an BIZ Ii behayin' on
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