The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-04

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lor ngnung Pu.Poces Inc Wno,e we're com.
manded by 6ngsdier Henerai LOCKWOOD, OF
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"a 90 insts!c.o1 10 sne NsvM Acaaemy ~ Annapo-
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neo VIZ ns.as dimculsy 10 ROWING down oil
Signs OF reneIion' Aeeomac nss only sparse
slave population. and It gave 600 votes against
the secession ordinance. In Northampton, how
ever, there was . rebel organization Of $500
men, WITH ven pieces OF artillery good many
yesn sgo Ne people OF the Eastern Snore had
declared war against the New York oystermen,
ana these cannon were procured for that san.
culinary emergency. They we're tolerably well
supplied with ~! ammunition y reason Of the same
accident When our soldiers arrived at the
border OF Northampton county they learned that
al the Dndges nad been destroyed, the piers at
the various landings burned, the water let out OF
the dams, the conntry hooded, and the only road
On which an army could move, obstructed with
faMsn timber ana covered with Notifications ten
miles apart. on which the cannon we're mounted.
But % our forces moved down towards the first
Of these iorts. rumor dew ahead Of them and
magn'ned their numbers 70 fully $4,000 menl-
Tue garrison in Fort No. ihcontinently fed
without hring shot, carrying their cannon
Win them, which they buried in the woods
News OF the abandonment Of fort No. flew like
vildare through oil the Others, and they were
successfully deserted BY their vsunting defend
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