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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-25

u. S. SENATORS FROM Missouri
Robt. Wilson, Precedent of the State Con-
vcntion, has been appointed by the Gov
crnor of Missouri, to fill one of the vaosn'
cics in the Senate of the United States
occasioned by the expulsion of Messrs
johnson and Polk.
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REsCrNDED.-The order Of the Post
master General to exclude The West
Chester Je6srSoniam from the mails, has
been rescinded, and on Saturday for the
first time for many weeks, that journal
was forwarded to its patrons residing with
out the limits of the county in which it i:
published, through the mails. The "reigr
of terror" appears to be subSiding ; fol
which let US be thankful!
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Insurance CO. ANIMAL Report.

The Third Annual Report of the Far
mers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, we
publish in this weeks paper. The report
presents gratifying exhibit of the bust
ness of the company. This company has
been in operation not quite three years,
and during that time has insured property
to the amount of 81, 757, 2s9, while their
losses and expenses during the same time,
have been comparatively trifiing. This
proves good management on the part Of
the officers. While other companies have
been compelled to increase their rates, OF
make assessments to meet losses, the Far
mer's Company has done neither, it has
went on increasing its business and capital
able to meet all It's liabilities and showing
each year an increase surplus fund The
company by its charter is confined to in
suring country property therefore we car
comend it to our farmers as affording il
the language of the Report "a safe insur'
.anne at rates corresponding to the risk.
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Notice.

The accounts heretofore due for fees &c
in the Registers Office, transferred to Hon
Peter Ent, have been left in the hands Of
John G Freeze, in the Registers Office,
for collection, where they will remain unit
the 18th Of Febuary; After which time
they will be put in the hands of a Justice
for collection.
DANIEL LEE.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSE

~ Office is hereby given that the folio wing ptr.ons'
in Coiu mbia county have filed III 'ir petitions in
the Court of Quatter Sessions OF the said count for
Tavern License in their respective townships, which
said petitions will be presented to the said Court on
Monday the 4h day of February A. ID. 1862 OF which
all persons interested will take notice, and the License
will be granted Wednesday the 5th day OF February
next, at = o'clotk p IN. .
Applicants, lowhships'
r. k A. p Uuangst Tavern, Fishingereek.
Jacob VI. Fry, do Greenwood
John Leggott, do .,o, ,,,,n 90
Bloomsbury, Jan. l9, 1869. Clerk.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-01-25

~ THOMAS w. MATTSON, Received the Prize
Medal the Worlds Fair In London 1851, for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, Roots shoes and Gums. Great induce
mcsts are offered purchasers of the above arti
cles This is much the largest stock of trunks, Carpet
Bags Vaccs, &c, in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. 402 Market Street. door above 4h, South stds
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Ne A r r I A G ES


On the 10th inst, by Rev. William j. Eyer, Mr.. DA.
yiD uRBER, of Franklin twp, TO Miss CATHARiHE ksLJ
Err Of Locust towns hip, all of Columbia county.
Married on Thursday 10th inst in lIemlock by tho
Rev y. J. Waller PETER BRuoLER to Miss Sus BtLLEo.
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RICHARD HUTcHINs, Esq, of Luzerne
co., Assistant Sergeant At"Arms of the
II. r., on whom tie unlonists voluntarily
conferred the ofhes, is now and always has
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E M P l. o Y NJ z " I !
AGENTS WANTEDl
$25.l

Wown pay from s25 to SIS per month, and all enpen
scs active Agents, give commission. Particular
sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
I AMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Aug, IA. lS6l-i2m
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CRITTEN Ms
PHILADELPHIA COMMERGiAL,
G. 0 L L E G E,
N. e. corner Of7M anil Chestnut Stree S
PHILADELPHIA.


TINS INSTITUTION, which was established In la+i and
is now consequently in the eighteenth year OF its
ence, numbers among it, graduates, hundreds OF he
mostsuccessfu Merchants and Business Men Of our
Country.
THg OBJEor Of the Institution is solely TO afford ycunt
men facilities for thorough preparation Tor business
TIE BRANCHES TAUGHT are B0Ok.keeping as applice'
BILE TO the various departments Of tradei PeRmaasM
both plain and ornamental; Commsrcidl Iap man
maties, .NaoigGtloa Girl Engineering DrsUiHg' f@'r
ogarphy, aud Modern Languages.
TIE SYSTEM INSTRUCTION is peculiar no classes
set lessons made Of but each student IS laug'
indi vidualy that he may commence at any ume Az
attend at whatever hours are most convenient
CATALOGUES ssued annually after the 10Th OF hpi
containing nanos Of the students for the year anu
particulars of term, &c, aud may be obtained ~ u
time by Addressing the Principal.
LIZ EXTENSIVE AcCoAMpp ATIoss, pide-sPreag rePuta'
and the ieRgihy erptrisnts @ ihs Principal this hsl
tion Offers facilites superior oany olheT IN the o
try, for young men wishing TO prepare TOT ousih
and 20 Obtain at ths sRme time DIPLOMA nhieh 81
proue a ddtion for them them TO any Mere
tile House.
70 -CRIrEspgSs Series Of Tresti'ss on BooK'h -
Isa now more widely circulated than any ether N-''
on the subect, arc for sale at the College
s. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
fuorasy a. Lss'
rIHclf.
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Is 1T TRUE.-It is said that two OF
Simon CamerOn's sons have cleared about
HALE A MILLIUN OF DOLLARS
each, on Horse contracts, since the COM.
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d r A T. III S .


In Anthony township, Moniour county Dec 18th, 1851
Mr. JAMES POLLOCK, aged b0 years
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\ ttu ..ADpertlsements.
NOTICE
OF q Justice Of The Peace.

Ifthe few SUI scripnons remaining unpaid to this fund
Of the Iron GUARDS not settled before the hrs
day of FebruaryG instructed to commence suit and
costs must follow in each indi vidual case.
J. NJ ChambeTin. j. p
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Nov. Q. lsGI.-3mt.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

llll.l 1890 s.ss. ~ ...Sz.. -
Ter q oeceuees 49, ~ ~ ~. 49, .Ss
sss4.s.g hs g; ~ 9. y. - =, ~, asSss3
49, M ~ ~ 49, - -, - ~ Il nesSsS
-. ~ I'M. ~. i65hs ~
kssse !. ss ~. ~ 40 eay ~
ID 49, s...s 2. 49, crsssi.1 ~ r. 49,
~ 81. = n. fssis nortsIiy voundlns oss Of the
49,. ..s - ~ Sesvs Coanodoss hlmsslf
-. A.'.s 49,. - faos ! iarre fraeneat e .
sHsss..,sS SekeS hean zen. avssSly cesShilg
~ he.,si.r IA Of the fosr ID ths piIothoase
= ~ 49, ~ - socaped injury.
.sij m here that domnodore Foots's N
;,.v IS a ench 4 nature that care for The wound.
Al membsr reauires him % uss q cgutohs WHOM
~ brave olDcer regrets, saying shes bse ior
this needed sxposure no o0s voald learn taas
he vss hart He Will soon p % ooso psn.
asaIn housyes. This mischieyoas enos paee
through The pilot houee ana knockeo ,us1 ~
one Of the whsele Of Ne y LOUIS vnlcn, - ~
! sea bird With broken wing, SWING sosnG ana
became unmanaSeabie 10 ~ cesse1. .sss ~.
thss, were thrse vessels daaoles-snsc .sssis.
With ksf rudder peat snassess1, s1 ~ S.S a.nJ.S
pilotless and the st Low. sn aa ~ =. a. -
whecl-ail ~ s.ns culsyns .s Is ~ ~ ias.s.
rebel battssies. 70 continue me nens Ion6s.
Was useless, ana tne loogeL.e p0.s a Ms., -. -
called ous o. sns LIN w N. 1880 = -.
this necessary unwinngy sAo Dssu Ts - ~.
tinue tne,r eavan;aes ss,nea; H.au =. hcss.
toote, sney nao nos C.aPpxIs1 ~. - D. 1870.
saosa% nc ~ &C r...sd m l. ~;thin
more Inc eun1osss ~ p.sseS~ -. - - w ~
two hundred yatos o. sne lo.S ~ s ~ .h.;,
been driven from sne N.sI pssy1!s - Al.
nre naa sieoksnea Pslcspso.y D oaS shs to.t.
aoieo, tne ene,us. VIZ :sopps M sus 800 ~ 4.
nosted from suelr Pos'.;o. H. ln .e.haS h.cs y
wn.s uau srp 49,. ~. Ssj .s.h -h,ch ths,
tnef guns Win sne saM s; :. ...;n. w. er.:,
nag oeSsl.se sne, .u asa.,,sd ~ ~, snn
zeal. .nell n.o W. uOuD'.1' ~ sbot
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The Surrender Of n. DonolsOn.
The following is the correspondence which

GEN. BUcKNER TO GEN. GRANT.
Headquarters Fort Donelson,l
February 16, 1862.
SIR LIN consideration Of all the circumstan-
css governing the present situation of affairs
at this station, propose to the commanding
officer of tho Federal forces. the appointment
Of Commissioners to agree upon terms Of ca
command, and In that view suggest an armis-
tice until o'clock to-day.
en-, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
8. B. BusKNER,
Brigadier General, @. 8. A.
To Brigadier General o. 8. GRANT, Commanding
q. 8. Forces near Fort Donelson.
LETTER OF HsTRuc1ioNs TO BsARER ogDnPArcH.
Headquarters Fort DonslsonJ
February Is, 1852.
Major Crosby will take or send by an officer
to the nearest picket Of the enemy, the accom-.
panying communication to Gen. Grant, and re-
quest information Of the point where future
communications will reach him also inform
him that my headquarters will be for the pre-.
sent In Dover. 8. g. BuoKNHs.
P. S.-Brigadier General Have the white
flag hoisted on Fort Donelson, not on the bat.
terry. 8. B. BucxSER, Brig. Gen.
GEN. aRAHr's REPLY.
Headquarters Aymy il tie Faal
Near Donelson, Fob. l6, 1859.
TO Gen 8. 3 1seknsr, Confederate Army:
Yours Of this date proposing an armistice
and appointment Of Commissioners to settle
terms Of capitulation, 10 just received.
No terms except unconditional and immedi.
ats surrender can be accepted. propose to
move Immediately upon your works.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
q. 8. GRANT,
Brigadier General Commanding.
GEN. suUxAER's LEFTER or SURRENDER.
Headquarters, Dover, Zenmesseel
February Is, 1862.
TO Brig. Gen. U. s. Grant, o. s. A.:
SIR:-The distribution Of the forces under my
command, incident to an unexpected change Of
commanders and the overwhelming force under
your command, compel mo, notwithstanding the
brilliant success Of the Confederate arms yester.
day, 70 accept the ungenerous and unchivslrous
terms which you propose,
am, dear cir,
Yesr very obedleut servant,
8. B. BuoKxYR,
Bigadisr General, @. 8. "A.
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eUreoth Houses II IT, LAgislatazs Of Oaliior.
n havs upautnously paassd rsselstiens psetsst.
Inn aeaisps he disOoutinuanes of ~ overland
naEl, ~ aivselsiag ihs sssteeaiias q ~ ssy
1xpsssA ssasss1ise psIpaed sallsaeass n ~,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

The Richmond Dispatch, Of Thursday last,
says the Yankee loss In taking Roanoke lsland
was "at least one thousand killed. Indeed, We
have information that at Old Point the numbss
10 estimated at fifteen hundred killed. TAs
beach is represented - being stsswn With their
dead bodies" II turns out that our killed cum.
Der less than ffty, and our wounded about one
hundred and 6fty. s
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= ~
-. - .s.S..-sA - s..s.S, 80
- - - - z2 p - vs,aeae5ii
q = - - - 60 8 N vnaa 1
49, ~. 80 = noarl1pa,.N vEnsknou; ~
ne Ssa.1 - seyikaer sxseeai.aS - -.
- = f. - sehela = hasAIe n ~ 40
aAsv havs - - sr,aaA,a. a. i. ~ v.rxh,,v
havs hey s,gesi,sd IL eeoi No. q e.r seats
and - hsrA ch.,.1A., a,,..,a.a !. =. -.
~. .,ss.- ,.~sr.9 g, =. -,
- ~ '-sSs :. " 49,, - Assls ena
0oaac0e Col futile and ho 1egi0eat led the
beyoaet eAargs vhicA dnlodesd she sebele froa
thelr entre.ohreota ana ci..t.A th.,. q.
~. ........s. y.s ~.
W. - vo ss1,s IA n0eot = Vos'
Tutue and ~ gallant Iowa oeoea1-to he Nv
ine. IL wounded md Ia daad. 4 sznafhl
rsc,a. In 49,. g.. .,..A. IA ~
-. 49,. :. =. rS.-.... - :.
avg 0As " snss Fssnent ~ JIM Il - -
futile, Colonel james Baker, Lieut Oe3oesl,
Norton P. Chipa,ar. Major. Thos. ]. reYinney,
Aa,...,.. .r.,'..,.. u......--r 1900 Y..,s.
" p'..... no. sen - As0Au.s A..''
ana brswstef Of Davenport, Dykenan ef Ues
Moines, NcCulloch Of Fairfield, Wilkin Of Van
Karen countv we.,., ~ n,oo.seld. Cocks 81
- N1~~A~nass y
y asn'nsson, Vox Of Lyons ana ss1sa =
Ottums.
Gov Kirkvood. II he has not already done -
...,,,a -. .,.h ...,,. =. I'm ,,~.,s the besl
'''S'..s - -. - 49, - 49,.
possible care OF me woonoeo " tn's sau osAa''
Iowa regiments at Fort Donslson.
> D------
wA singular incident Of the attack on r.
Henry Il related bv the Evansville journal. The
-. -.,.A ~ e.,,., =. .o,,. a.ve hefore III
.slos' Wn'oo s.a '-a''. ~ 80, ~. y
night, sofeened toe eaftnwoIks nso =
heavy mud during the engagement shot from
The Esaax th,av 1 great vsd Of this mud into
a.. 800. = ~. .s,.,,.h .olumb,.d /, thu
sne "...'e =. - -.
fort. The rebels NOS housing We
ridge thus farnished them, nmnsd 10 s1s'ls
and a. oouree drove the mud in ahead Of Il, a.
~. 8. -. ,.n. ana chamber "a that thu nun
sAAe = - ~. r.-.., =. A..
could MOI % nfeo. tns so.4
bic load Of mud and powder U stii u the eue'
and Il vii take some trouble to get ft out
=
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society In che Rebel Capital.

The Richmond Examiner, of Feb. 9th, says:
''That our citizens may see at . glance to what
. fearful condition the reign of whisky and row.
dyism 10 hurrying rs, We group together some
Of the fragrant instances of riot, violence and
disorder which have occurred within the past
two days:
"About six o'clock Monday evening, Zouave,
named lc9inn, ripped open the bowels Of 3
member Of the same regiment at Maurice Den.
MSS, lev GROCERY near the Central Depot
"At ten o'clock on the same night, the per-
formancss At the Metropolitan Hall we're broken
up by row In the gallery set apart for prosti-
tutes. Pistols were fred, men and women
leaped from the, galleries, and some even from
the windows Of tho building. A man named
Washington jenkins, an officer employed to
keep order In the Hall, was, in attempting to
allay the disturbance, severely. if not MORALLY,
wounded by pistol shot in the back; and a NO.
man spraiued her leg, in jumping, in her terror
from the secondstory window. Tho audience
was put TO rout, and for an hour after the clear
Ing Of the hall, night, in the nsighborhood Of
the building, was made hideous BY drunken rev
elry and laWless riot.
Yesterday quiet and respectable citizen
Vas assaulted in open day, on Main street, be-
cause, forsooth, he would not lend bis influence
to get 8 Baltimore Plug Ugly situation under
government And at the very time this outrage
was being committed, portion of the civil pc.
lice were engaged In quelling . riot In grog-
shop on Twelfth street, between Main and Cary
streets.
yesterday gentleman connected with this
oface, Who had just arrived in this city, was,
while walking quietly down Main street, knocked
down and beaten BY . rufaAn
The Dispatch, Of the same dato, has this par.
agraph:
"Rude encounters In which bad temper and
host Of evil passions play their part, are becom-
Ing 20 frequent that We fear toe we'll established
reputation of Richmond for good order and de.
cenoy will be seriously endangered. If the bel
atrs Of their bruising exploits would only Join
he army. they could % afforded an opportunity
70 deserve the praise bestowed on them by their
admtres for military and pngilistie prowesA-
The rssldents Of Richmond located In the vicin-
lty Of Main and Thirteenth streets, near this
oa3cs, were edited yesterday BY the pleasing
spectacle Of two men wallowing In the mud, the
top one pounding the other With bic fist, and
kicking him In the face on his attempting to rise;
while several gentlemen known BY the generic
appellation Of .Piuss,' stood around and pre-
vented anybody from interfering and putting .
stop TO the disgusting scene. One party who
interfered got 'one from the shoulder which
eGectually extingaished his desire to act a.
conssrystor Of the peace where the actors were
'piugs.' 4 savage personal rencountsr also oc-
Cured yesterday morning, on Ninth street, be-
tween Two men who were said to DO from Nissis-
stppL Unfortunately, in neither of the above
instances were the police notified In suiacient
time 70 eject the arrest Of the offenders.
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~ Neup. ~. 70, 1854.
i MI suua:-l istiss = - Hswk.1ys e
yesed ~ ~ oenunioeaiGa fsss this plAcs
desS1 ~ J. ~ MA / - "a l. from VOC
vexok, snesaoa1s6lve n. yastDou. He q,
taaSes - 49, - eeaia,aI =. - .ahakys .
psbjicau o.eetioe. and = hs doesat quite do il
I $50 =. - -, - n. - nm ereeend hov
~.
IL
Lass wesk . resoaotaoa Vas introduces ~
~ Hcnao inesructine oue neubsro 4 Congress
:, -. =. !. =. .;.,.. 81 -h,te naraona Of
= - . ~ -.a -. = s. rr.,..s
sesss8a plssns NV - - = = - :.
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UThs Ex.Nng Of Naples hes sent the sam
d eight thoaaand dueats a. contribution TO-
Wards Tie relief Of thoss injured BY the srup.
t'ea Of Mount vssuvius at Tore del Greco, &c.
eeopaaying bic sift By letter In Which be
spsaks Of "h's ancestors" and Of bis poverty
Notwithstanding bic alleged poverty, Frsseis
II. still maiatains quite an sxsensive court
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n.rneaaeps ma Opesat1sns.

4. - ~ - s,..s.,., .. ~ p,...
The following, itom an so'o..A :. w. od d' ~.
nond Dspescn !ew 49, s ~ ..I 49, :. ~
scripuon o. usn' Oosns'ae ns'u ot''.''o'''' y
Tar q tney e: .s A,,.n,.,,.
no.aoAe is. ~ u .us 'o ~. ~ $500. ~.
eoa2o, ena s o1sHI ~ . nn. III. '. ~
and famhoo oounc, wolcn s1s .as s p, ~
ger upon osoang .ns 4sl = ns ..s. 81. a..;rs'
souno y soaaoI oooy ~ . 49, vn ,I.. .' ~
bic y hen!-aiausns vsDel.; e'sosI nue. .s .o.s;
and from :iInt % ;nlrsy nue. G.oaa; espsss.sS a
ffo@ ne AaaGao y low 10y i.isnos' coves sa
WITH nosnea femnco reoeases n.y.; Ut sl :.
tamlioo nvsfs. Newoern On Tue MsuSs, :.
the Junction OF Tfent rive. WIN NSsne .re1 =.
being sort Of essoary Of Ismhco oounu. =
hnoe without protecsion, ous y - unnscessaiS
% ~ wnae
Warrington y On soe ~ Hves, y w en-
trance Into famnco nvet, = .ne ne:a o. nss'ss.
tton TOR esa-eoine craft ma iossy miiee from .ne
Sound. NO large vessel can Feacn II, the Waser
mot being sumcientiy aeep :, -
On tns north, tsmlico ocnnec'c WIN Aloe'
marie Sound. wllien y axsy miles from nass % %
Wene. ana IRON TOUR 70 0tteo0 mue0 Wl0o. IL
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We gather the following information from va
rious sources, all of which We believe reliable,
and none of which We understand to be contra.
band:
On learning that the rebels were evacuating
Bowling Green, General Buell. ordered forced
railroad and turnpike bridges on the Big Barren
river. They had, however, been destroyed when
Mitchell reached the banks Of the river Friday
morning, having been burned the night before.
The brigades Of Breckinridse and Hindman,
were, until Thursday evening, ut Woodland Sta
ton. The rebels left nothing In Bowling Green,
except few old wagons Part of the town 10
reported to have been burned. Gen. Mitchell
has crossed the river and 10 In Bowling Green.
II is believed that there are now no rebel for.
ces in kentucky east of the direct road from
Bowling Green (via Franklin) 70 Nashville
Crittenden 10 trying to organise another army
ct Carthage, on tho south bank Of the Oumber.
LAND. This 10 the only rebel forcs on the line
and Hindman's brigadcs have fallen back on
Russelville, where Buckner and Iloyds brigajsa
have been, according to latest reports stationed
for some time. Hardee and Johnston wese also
believed 70 DO ct that point on Friday. Il ID
presumed that with the exception Of the above
brigades, the whole rebel army has been moved
70 Fort Donelson and Olarksvllls. What move
ment may have been made BY the rebel forces
L n .nIIsay. c.n Sny =. So1!scsuleo; Du'
sde 49, s ma ' . r.,v
S ~. ~ Inv'. ,.,x ~" =. s s.s 49," A.
sSa..e tIsy ~ ~. ~ ~. Tvus os ~.
70 cope with oil they may have between Bowling
Green and Nashville.
:, US os'ese1 snas sne u,vI.oos % veneFeis
ncooek snI uno%ss, soe '1 s,,:N msscolne y
s 20. ny 9, NoNa 0Ie11 sou 1nss1s.nso.n, .eo
sue .ss.s ~ III w ~ .sosnou, e%o.lHeG 8. tas
os'c =. os.. '..eson sses@ !os tns vamoes-
lsnG, Sssaloay n,sos sna ys,sssasy. NY. &c
VOC. oloAs Sp ~. camp e .unto.ovne 10 sne
n'sus Ic. A.s'..! s.y. - ses NA
ssvs@ u Sevw snu ,s.o, snu @ssooeo 'vsnsy. ene
a;ns. ~ asI !. !. ~Ss ~ y t s' i,
~ :. !. -" a ~. ~ 81. a, y: ~.
. .'..v. !Ss. 49, y. 49, ~ ~. ne
~ s Sss ~ ss,nL;s :. n - a I v
...I. IN ~ saas. an - ~
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WHY Hs1aY 4. WnE WAS NOT CAy1uRID,-
BY . singular and strange Transaction On The part
Of an o1Acer On board Of Gevernment vessel,
Henry A. Wise, and undoubtedly . large mum.
Der Of men who were with him at Nas's Head,
escaped. This vessel left Fortress Monroe about
the 9Th Or 9th instant, With orders to look after
The enemy At Nag's Head, q the same time that
Gen. Busnside and Com Goldsborough were en-.
gaging them on Roanoke. When the Stars and
Stripes reached Hsttsras Inlet, on her return
with Government Dispatches, informing the gov.
eminent Of tho Federal Victory, " learned that
this craft and her atls rcommasder had Just left
tie Inlet on her voyage 70 Nsgs Head, having 10
is etatsd, run down the coast from Cape Henry
70 Hattsfas without having bssn able to 6nd
the place 70 which b. vas osnk After report.
ing 70 Gea. Williams, be received such instruc.
lions q Il vas thought wosld enable him to hnd
Tie place, when hs rstraesd his course ND The
cossk AZ this tine ths battle had been fought
three days. and old Wis, with his followers,
vssQuishsd, % Il mattcred listls whether h
fosnd Is or not
He'd TIE man In conmand Of that vessel land.
Cd above Nags Head, whsn hs ives in IL vicini
y, " should have caught Tie misetabls Wis
and eli his party. could not iearu either the
uaue q thts vessel Of hes copmsndee. bat 4 4
evident that " lost risA psiss, thseueh ieuo.
sanse q disloyalty, sithse q which, Ia s,iS 10.
etanee, ars insxs1sshle- t0osrsspendsuee Phil
oAelnAla 1n0uiror.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

HAmong the dead At Fort Donelson, W
learn by private dispatch, is Capt Cloutman
Of Company Z, I'd lows. Captain O. somman.
ded . company from Ottumwa. He formerly
rcsided in Burlington and has many friends and
acquaintance here. He has given his life TO
his country, as thousands Of other brave men
have done and are doing. Their families must
be provided for Their names will live In the
hearts Of = grateful people.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

4 long, marrow stretch Of land lying east Of
1osnoks Island bears The euphonious title Of
"Kill Devil Hillsn They looked down approv.
inely upon the great triumph Of our asms while
Cen. Burnside was brushing The bead Of the y.
ooeoioh eerpent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22

uAfter charging this Office Ave dollars for
. private dispatch of few lines, on the outsids
of this paper, the Telegraph operator here for.
warded the same dispatch to competing Keo.
kuk paper to be published simultaneously. If
We had been charged At any fair rate for It Ne
should not have complained. Az it now stands
Il looks very much like robbing Us for tile ben
eft of Judge Claggett. But there 10 no use
complaining.