The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-16

A0snaasvs1sas0e ounwa.
IN eiNsoas Of Ottnnvs ars aaxisus that Tie
second nsinsnt from this Coosrsssieaal DISTRICT
II such should b organized, should rendezvous
1t hat place Or in IL vicinity. The reason they
urge for this ID that there b some probability Of
raid iron Missouri, led BY former rssidsnts.
who are understood to b with the traitors, for
the purpose Of ssizing the large stock Of goods
At. and ooostantly passing through. their town.
They appear 70 b spprehsnsivs that such raid
Il contemplated aud that there is no sufficient
defense againse Il They think that If rsgi-
msnt were 10 rendesvous there, ito very pres
sncs would ward Of the danger and possibly
avert il altogether. Us B4vi8g ,ef VI =
II thess ideas Of theirs afs correct, it seems
to 10 that it would BE- wise and just to this VI
cinity that the Governor should take the matter
into consideration, and If mo- greater necessity
exists elsewhere, the very reasonable wishes Of
the people Of ottumwa should be acceded 70.
It will be wise 70 prevent the commencement Of
any such raid. II once begun with any success,
there would probably b constant repstitions of
them. Let everything be done to prevent them
altogether. 5 inai3 Ssiw s5asaf 4
TIE ElsHTrxzrH.-The following are the Oh
GERS Of the Eighteenth Iowa Regiment which
passed down the river day before yesterday:
Colonel Hon. John Edwards Charlton, Luz
cas- county. 5lei af.. He-. .sh
Lieut. Colonel Thomas Cook, Cedar Rapids
Hsior-ifush J. Campbell, Nuscatins. y
Adjutant- Henry Brsunlich, Clinton.
Qusrtermaster- Sidney Smith, Of Oskaloosa.
Chaplain-Rev. D. n: Smith, Of Charlton.
5 Nor DIsnesrD.-Afser reporting that Major
General Richardson, Of Michigan, one Of the
boldest fighters in the army, had bean dismissed
for some unbelievable cause, the telegraph
now corrscts itself by stating hat II was q
Kejor Richardson, Of Michigan, who was % IN.
x-.-L $500 Al }iigri OCT & i
!. TN CowAap's WELCOME TO CAxADA.-One
Il the Canadian papers thus Welcomes the pitt
ul sneaks who are fleeing across the border to
,scape the fancied draft 1.-THE call for 800.
700 more men across the line win be the means
4 driving hundreds from that country into
canada. We are informed that quite num-
,er have already. made their appearance in
his and the adjoining counties. They have
enominiously left their country in the hour
# her peril, to escape conscription-three
lime three groans for the sneaking coward"
~ Clagett wants % to tell him in what cate.
,ory We place the editors Of the Iowa Valley
Democrat and the Cass County Gazette, who be
ays have volunteered for the war and are sup
,orters of the Nahony platform. We place
hem, If the facts are - he states, among the
mass Of honest Democrats, who, meaning to do
ight are in the name Of E77mocrscy, deceived
y such political knaves - Nahony and his
coundrsl fellow eonspiratora 10 Clagstt salts
led?
Morn sHrEr.-Ar. J. J. Squire, Of Oskaloosa,
passed through this city yesterday morning,
With about two thousand head of excellsnt look.
NJ Spanish ewes, from The Northern part Of
ohio. We are informed that large proportion
# them will be for sale, and the balance hs
proposes to put out upon sharsa Any informa-
ion regarding them may b obtained BY address
ng NJ. Squire, at OskaloosG
CArT. HHAfH NOT D1AD.-We ere gratifed to
near that Capt Heath, Of the First Cavalry, re-
,orted to have been killed in recent fight with |
Missouri gusrrillas, 10 still alive A letter from
! member Of bis company, published in the Du.
,uque Times, states that the gallant Captain was
Wounded badly in the legs and anna We infer
hat hs viii recover. s. b-9.
APPaorRlA1E.-Ths Board Of Supervisors Of
fuscatins County have appropriated Ten Thou
and Dollars for the benefit Of the families 0
'olunteers from that County, now, o. hereafter
0 be II The service. Nuscatine 10 willing 70 do !
3 duty Il appears, and proves it BY action.
o 0111cxls o. I'm NV Rsan1H7s.-Ws learn
hat the following are the names Of the officers
the 10th Regiment to b raised in this District;
,sptaia Crabb, Of Washington, to 30 Colonel
'apt. sam1 Mcfarland, Of Henry, to b Lies-
snant Colonel, and -- Kent Of Van Buren,,
. be Major. ~ go ..,,, ssa. o1,s ssoAk 80 Il
If second regiment i raised In this District,
lajoe Geo. 4. Stone, Of Henry, Is IL said, win |
y me1s its Colonel. 5as 7i2t' 5sdl as 10 !
,nIxFc s5 --0--s& nj EaHt 4
oi2 01ruxwA, AUG. llth, 1864 /
13;tsr HopkEys: sacijsaIiesk ,It
81 Fl O.. Thinking you might like 70 know
ow matters 80 out here, ! thought that I would
rop you line. This county d al ablass On ths |
'ar question. Wapello eouaty has 400 msn
worn In and more ready 10 b, and fiomall that /
can Learn, I'll The counties hsrssbouts ars about
he came. If ABB Lincoln don't put down he |
sbslioa with the resources ct his command,
nd that In short measure, b ought to b beaten
nth fence rail. hear IL STATED that in Dab
omega Township, there ars but 8 able-bodied
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