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The Placer herald., 1862-07-26
James Conner's Sons
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VIM. FAULKNER s. SON, Agents
No. 526 Sansome st.. San Francisco.

MB Every article necessary for complete
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Ncwbury's, Potter's and Hawkes. Presses :.
April 5th, l962.-ly
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

A.P. CRITTENDEN, Chairman.
WM J. HoorES, Recording Secretary.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

sssaghang waeA sAs en-.
Heffsb for frosty winter pIes,.
The old moon shining clear.
when gallant school boye a.. -.
Esc6 With bic favosiss ..6es,.
when Cupid scatseeed ssudrv L..
The tide Of pleasure vhi,is
Oh. what delight, Of moouIl.h. -,
4 slidlsg with the girlsl aSht
Cs0arE Tramp l-kiss l-Tnm,,
Another kia. add then s,a rs.es
Hurrabi for lips and m,..M Molei
And : sliding viii lovely I'll. 'f ~
There's Tom. the wicked rosus.
II "kespIpg step" with Ksss
Just watch their mode Of cour,i,.
They'll not 90 home q "ei.h, 4 %,
There's George thrown hssdiers !.
For pulling Fannie's curla ~ 10 dds
He thlnks that this 10 not sm,a.
4 sliding with the sIrIs
"come here" says Jack to Harriet
"A secret for your ear n
Just kisses her-snd in the soo,
Hes thrown BY Hattie dear
Az they both together roll.
Mid rich snow covered curl.
Jack does not miss suov Al: L.,
A sliding With the glrlsl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

The editor Of the Schohsris IN. W Patriot
thinks the federal government represents the
locomotive, and the secseding States the COW,
in the following story.
When George Stephenson, the celebrated
Scotch engineer, had completed his model Of .
locomotive, he presented himself before the
British Parliament, and asked the attention
and support Of that body. The grave NJ. P.'s
looking sneeringly At his invention asked:
$50 you have made o carriage to run only
by steam have youf"
Eyes my lords"
"And you expect your carriage to run on
parallel rails 30 that It can't 60 of do youi"
eyes my lords"
"Well, now, Mr.. Stephenson, let US show
you how absurd your claim is. Suppose when
your carriage is running upon these rails at
the rate of twenty or thirty miles per hour, il
you're extravagant enough to even suppose
such thing possible, COW should get it its
way. You can't turn out for her-whst them"
"Then twill be bad for the COW, my lords"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08


~. WAY ThEY DO THrSss IN Dlxu.-The
noeklngham (va.) Register, on the plea that the III,
iD S,on men IN the border counties are giving
the Southern Confederacy, thus proposea to to
make short work of them: r' "
That we have such enemies, and q good
many many such, In the border counties Of Loudon.
1emerson, Berkley, Morgan and Hampshire. i.
wen known, and We think the sooner thew ara
az over the river, imprisoned, shot or hang.
ed, the better for us.n
!, A correspondent of Cincinnati journal. in
things In the Southwest, says:
Zone item about the re6ela Thu nhvs;o;.,
OF hosseaus-I disremember the dcctor's n.ms
hes IN his possession brand which has been
S used to mark suspicious men In the rebel army
Numbers of Germans and Iyisln,en. N h;s 60
Know Wedge, have been marked with il. The
.lon is heated, and the letters @. A. (Coufed.
crate ARMY burnt on some parts Of their bodv.
seIt" ''0u'" 'uey 10
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08
Gen. Oraaps Rxpea,,,on.

| The t,on.,..! AIgcAa, February I, 1852.
with sroon. r. 49,. wn'cn LETT Cairo yesterday
nns sn :. .1oops on board, came struggling in herr
medistel, nroo es a 10 o. last night and i'm
Fort Hsr,. 1 .ha., point ten miles this aide Of
eun.bost. =. T"n; .sy r ~nere We found the
Louis lvipe - sncso- 's "a O.rondeiet and St.
the new Uncle Sam ill,no Is . .rdoPs on board
we're here disembsrked and . o.I 1.scx scott,
a. ,sn speor so where the baancs
$3.50 ~ ''ooPs were also landed 40 fast a. they
Al ana :se.r,:S ws,sne9 ancnor upon our arriv.
the Fort. vhere an ;nt.sas.a u San-snot range Of
vas had hetvser ~. s .0.soEs o. snot and shell
twenty shots heinz srsd 49, - ana ING fosf, about
shooting ~ verv s....... " ssvu s!de. The
shot from the Fort struck he unn 49, ... vne
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

WHAf WILL Ex0LA1p Dos-rh.
Of the English people are far from htsr 's1 ssiy
taste for war, though they NAV m. .sns sd
cy an increase Of an already burd.s.nuca as
tion. Let me be a. frank a oms ,ass
and tell You the truth 10 this matt, ~ os
body OF the English, and still ,rns. me FAl
people, are disappointed and diss,...Se N
expected war. IL 10 not too mrss TAs
they wished TOT one. They expected -! y =!
prepared Iof u At cost Of two Or th,.s - -
lions. Even the Guards we're sen, . a. |. ~
haste 70 Canada. And England, hIs = "
ready TO seize upon any prefer, ,hi"s osy, ;
low her 70 take beiIiserent pod.Ioo vas
LORD faImsfston went 70 the ms.,in. WA
Privy Council, which met to cons;dsa g u
affair. bis first remark, on LAWN, do. sas ina
was: Il don't know whether n. r.',,s ~
pie are going 70 stand this Amer;e.n s'ssa ~
or not: but I'm did If ldoC o's'as
- Inefe can DO no reasonable doub, H.. !.
United States must either ngh. Rosi., Wv s,.s =
the next twelve months, or subni, = vita
terrible humillstlops. One are.,;s. ssesisa
raised after another. The er,s i..a. 1al b
the doctrines Of Mr.. SewardI r.c... WI @@
Then will come protest agslns, ,hs .. ssps'ea
closing and destruction Of the sou,bss. "aue1s
r. ~ sa'uss 1ne ia.s OF nations and Of ps,urs .
the question Of the recognition of the ins...'
denes OF the Southern Confederacy sil y =.
o. tne nr.t Drought before ParlIsm.p, az "
mcclellan has little the to lose. The o.l, +.
ic TO which Europe will listen /, the un.r,
able argument Of xr faa aecomM Tb,ss',s
must be sujugated, or it will be recognise ''S =
you DO not end the war, France AMI g.s,,..
VIII. France to-day IL more the friend - =.
south, and more interested In her succe. ~. -
Is England, even. Sympathy with the M
strangely enough, Ii rsrer In France and 49,
man here. Furthermore, If you make ibs :.
'ne Tor abolition, you will have lsrys ,...
both In England and France. But II h, ~
powerful party. The powerful of both ~.
RES have too much sympathy With fresdom :
London Cor. N. 7. Times, Jan. is.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

I
- ~ ~ 1sss y Ss5Sne ~ 49,.
~ - 49, - ss-eHs-s.s. Cs.,ss.s.SspA.
u. O, les - 10. - e. - GGs BAL
aouehanneo 4 @ staoe & hlockaia ~
Federai sussw G1ooo.ofsVor Tunuosora q unnorud
r ~ entrnneo & the lteheo Ctoek. - q ~
ooo0neaM vith ~ strehaoesoa Vseee. 1koet
s m - the Ark uooah. 30 - NJ nsoo
hanked q. ana Nee uish tRO epfen0 q ~
oahle. feciv g slip anchor aud starr q mo.
1900 oetice, Tbs NASHVILLE, which vessel he
Tueearaso has cose: over % take specially under
81 vatchful care and protection. still fsnains
herthed n ehe dock. The Tuocafofa y armed
vith nine heavy guns. Whils the Nashville 10
stated % have Only swo guns Of somewhat infesi-
a. calibre. A soon @ The TmcaeUrs arrived,
Captain Craven communicated with the captain
or he irieass Dauusless. which Hes OF NetIey,
expressing the regret he felt at hearing Of the
death Of Prince Albert. end askipg II there
would Be any obiectiop % his firing { salute Of
twensy.one minute guns in respect TO his memo
~. Capt Heath replied chat in consequences Of
Her Majesty having requested that no guds
should be ared In The vicinity Of Osborne, the
compliment which he fully appreciated, could
not be accepted.
On Wednesday evening The American Coneul
vent on board the Tuscasora, aud Il may b
presumed, made suoh airangsmsnss . will rem.
ssAex1SuDeseessVY
20 make her escape. The Tuscarora, lt u satd,
is 70 BE- followed BY one or Two other ships Of
the Federal navy, % protect their dag In the
English Channel. With regard 70 the Nashville
there 70 20 doubt that ths expected affval Of the
Iuscarora, va received y Caps. fegran some
Gays seo. ana every euofe mas oeen msde 20 GET
n y. leaoy !or sca - expedisiously % possole.-
ING nnnsn uovernmens nee oosersea sne STRICT 81
ess neuunv - reSalo 20 tne IepaIrs, &C., o.
!ecsea e tn,s NE. Notmne mas oeen aone Dat
Wy. vas soeo.usety necesss.y 20 maze nsf sea-
~ ~ sucn sePs.as on'y usve Deeo eAec!-
=. - =. , s:I., = :" ~ " cu.sn..
~ -. :. :, s,.s. - ~ p[ooI % tns,
m.y oe menuonea mat me enipwrigne who u
S.. ssI , - .pe.r ~. s.ssnPun9 20 pos " some
.s.si. t.s ~ - - ~ ssssues tns oecAs' 70
.So-:,;a - .h - c. ganA .ae government au-
,hs .;n,n. .v :. sslassa .neis pefmiss'on iof
tno u@0eF 70 30 On BOARD, ana It 0tiA lies on the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

WHIP FOR President L1sooLy.-The Amer.
lean Whip Company, of Charlestown, have
manufactured magnificent whip, which is
to be presented to President Lincoln. A Dor.
ton OF the stock is ivory, deliberately carved,
with patriotic devices, and raised portrait Of
the President. The remainder of the stock is
q hickory stick, with silver tipped knots. The
ferrules are Of gold, and on one is an appropri-
ate inscription
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

coLLff ExrRAorsp.-Dr. Asa Horr perfor med
an a. Important surgical operation upon Mr.. ohm
oeii, Thursday evening, extracting Mimic b. II
whien ne received the 10th day OF last Aueusr
az the bloody battle Of Wilson's Greek. The
surgeon at that time did not succeed in finding
sne ball when he probed the wound, conseouent.
imagined It was not in there The wound.
however. refused to heal, and at last hard
lump was discovered deep In bis groin. This
P "., 70 % the bullet which the surgeon bias
Just 90 successfully removed.
1onn was left In the hospital at Sprinrneld
after the battle, but be followed ovr ietre.,;ne
, l Two miles, under the impression 9 would
nave 70 take an oath not to bear srms ain,t the
II he fell into their hsnda ne
preferred 70 die rather than to take such an
Times. ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08


Mason AND sLlDELl-WHAr has BEEN GA1srp
sr Tasrs suRsEsDER-The following is an ex
tract from an English letter written, saws the
New York Evening Post, by most intelligent
observer:
"Since the surrender Of Mason and Slidellor ;,
position in Europe is much better than f. he.
oeen At any time before since the rsballiea. a
strong reaction has set in egainst the South and
IN our favor. am greatly mistaken n thoee
gentlemen don't fnd a cherries welcome IN
Europe. Mr.. Stewards dispatches are videlv
anu strongly commended, as well a. the maenc.
nimity and sagacity of the Government. The
TACT u al Europe was frightened almost Ia
death oy the apprehension that NO meant 20 re.
slst, for which they every day had Increasing
evidence OF our ability. If We we're recklees
enough OF consequences, about which they had
not much doubt When they found the men
were delivered up, and in such I Shirt. their
gratitude was ptoportioned to their seI6,hne.s
ana the feeling towards the South was cbangei
IN corresponding degree. The Northern can,e
nov stands great deal better in Europe chan
u did before the seizure. Il vas feared q
were going to give England triumph q the
champion OF the rights Of neutral commerce
when It was ascertained that Ne had causht h.,
IN trap. and. while vindicatipe our tradie;ocsi
policy, had brought her mouth TO tn hncLee
every one gave our Government the crsdIs n,
having achieved . mastery triumph. 4 Vii
nov % very dimcut to awaken any boseile feel.
log towards the North 10 Europe, IL II IN any
.sy can promote the interests Of The 6eceaion
state. England has psid about $4,000. 00o
9! iaiee alarm, 70 ssy nothing Of he depfeci.
.s'Sn Y .ns esis Of stocks, good many tineS
!. .w s.Isr more ano the dovsFnmsnt nay cry
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

/ hrssHIt's LAST LErTEa. The London Times
correspondent possesses admirable descriptive
powers, but when exciting events are wanting
ana ne endeavors to penetrate beneath the sur.
race OF affairs he makes ludicrous blunders.
and exhibits surprising o5tuseness. Az there
have been no important battles recently. his
letters are very dull and contain little or moth.
ing worth copying. The following paragraph
Is, however, so truthful that we reproduce it
In the midst Of the excitement arising out Of
the dimculties between the two countries, the
American press has will, one voice expressed
Its sympathy with the Queen in her grief, and
has announced the event In manner very cred
liable to the people and gratifying to US. II
touches the English heart to hear Queen Vic.
toria spoken Of as she il by ell classes in
America, and though the praise may be extort-
cd BY the blamsless life and domestic qualities
OF the woman and the sovereign, II is mot the
less pleasant to US to listen to it, and to take
pride in the honor showered on our Queen by
those who are by no means friendly to her SUBJ
teots. Her misfortune and the calamity to the
Royal family and to the country have been
treated with respectful coincidence In Anesics.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

The Rothschilds and Mr.. Peabody BET
enormously, In the way of operating in the stock
market, that the solution of the Trent Difficult.
ties would be peaceful. They speculated for
rise-that is to say, bought stocks largely uhen
tney had misunderstanding that Mason and
siide'l would be given up Of course they won
vast anma
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

A great deal of indignation is expressed
IN England, and very justly, at the conduct Of
'ne British Cabinet in withholding from the
paoic Information that Mr.. Seward wrote to
Mr. Adams that the seizure of the rebel com.
miss'oners was an act not authorized by our
government. Every bit Of information seems
70 nave been carefully husbanded by stock
specniators II is possible that ThurIow Weed.
VINO corresponds constantly and coufdentially
With our Secretary of State, has been innocent
enough to make big pile out Of the lately
panic-stricken stock market
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

rniladelphia papers ofthe 1st announce the 70.
celpt OF the pardon of Judge vondersmith, con.
victed in 1869 of forging applications for mem.
sions, and sentenced to pay a fine of Ave tbon.
sand dollars and to undergo an imprisonment of
twenty years. Before the expiration of Presi-
dent Buchanan's term Of office he committed the
sentence to three years, which would have expir-
cd in May next. The pardon of President Lin
coin Is unconditional, and relieves him from
the payment Of five thousand dollars. Since
the incarceration of Vondersmith, his wife has
died, and this is urged as reason for his par.
dom $50 f"'-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

HElIos OF TIE FIGRr.-Lieut. Baltic Peyton.
1r', who was killed in the Mill Springs Battle,
had the sword presented to his father during the
Mexican war, having on the blade an inscriptions
showing by whom and when presented. The
Danville Tribune says it was sent to Gen. Buell.
The sword Of Gen. Zollicoffer lin the possession
OF Col. Fry, and will be sent to that place by
Col. F., to be kept by his family.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

II Who killed the rebel General Zollicoffsrs
There seems now some doubt as to Col. Fry's
killing this rebel; and who killed Zollicoffer is
likely to divide and distract the world as much
% the question Of who killed Tecumseh. It
seems that the bal which passed through his
heart was a musket ball-the pistol shot was in
the eide.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

"a o. vi
Nothing would afford ~ more nl..,nrs a. .h;.
pass3eulaf tine than - 81 ~ g ~ strictlv
coe5ect accoont a. the atrsn@sh srS rocdition a
The Burnside Erneditior W. dorh1sd sn.,s
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shirda a. vhich vers .te.mers .II ins,ds Tia
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down lie number a leaet ion
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s,ss,rs sfesr -. 49,. hs =, .s.s
~ ireecs";I. 81. H.. - 80 -, - $500 80
.s..% POWe lor nun 20 maas any U~Isa,
r. WHIT. y. ~ 49,. rhe i h.J hem a.
.,seA "a 81 ~ Sirsctcrs * shs Rect 10 act :.
~" 80 4. H...sS"N > s ~" sJ ... ,ss s
vessels. and repreeent that thelr force Il a, GOO
serooe .
About oue.third Of tho feat v.a IN the Sound
On Tuesday, one.third IL che Roads. and one.
thi.d on,.iH. ~, 80. 49, E~L.,.s ~ W.
oels ovor the Svssh and :. sbee ,,ouId cIo.r |
the Roads by entering the Sound Others would |
come In from outside. Thew nd thss the Van.
keee we're very anxioua to ret niIots for the c,o.
tan eound ma the rivera vh;ch m.Le. !. ..sm
that Roanoke. Edenton. Washinotnn and ner.
haps other places eat Of M. ara 70 he .ttscted
and it Il rendered Certain That ~ a.. - =.
Waited from the fact th.. ~. ,esssi. ,ho.
were lishtenine over conld nat s,.scl a., n, H.
but this. These gentlemen siso learned from
them that thew ha9 loss th-.s vo..s,s ia .h. w
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

" The report Of the Iowa Sanitary Com,
mission has just been issued in neat n.mnb.
let or the whole Iowa force In the deld > nm
are on the sick list, with an average Of 60 ,icl
70 each regiment, and this 10 deemed No.
the actual average. The report psrtinentiy
Gays:
The Q. 8. Commission keeps % reserve
stock" q Washington 'sfor special emerrencies
onch e general eng cement or an epidemic y
The western division Of the army Is exposeti
to the one Of these, IL not the other. When =
oattls on the Potomac was frst expected-and
''thsrs might be at any moment Eve thou,.nJ
or Ien thousand soldiers requiring instant shell
Ns ana treatment; and, in case Of victory. a.
wounded rebels besides, for whom the
sss aMsns would BE- bound to provide With
= ssnus!ness and humanity"-sthere was NOT ~
"s.u,u8'oo rsssrvs Of hospital stores or I'M.
SccuP'So pcos sor thsse hNndred additional m.
y. - N Mmilar case at ST. Louis
NV, sr1 Of 4cals suesains the same relation
70 our western army that Wsshinrton A.. -
the Eastern. We ought to collect 1900. 49, -
hospital stores It st. Louis. Whore shsii ~ =.
b had! The long delay to strike has been 4:
vorablsto sanitary precautions and prepars Zion,
but deplorably unfavorable to the health Of ~ |
soldier himself, and it has given 10 no sueh
gain % actual sickness and suffering q. ita M |
to meet great and sudden increase ..fn some
modern battles one-third the whole numbar \. . |
hsea wounded" Il would take Us lone tin.
y the present rate Of supply, 10 accumpi.ts
hospital stores for even three thousand eich 49,
wounded Iowa soldiers
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

The following, from Col. R. L. McCook,s
report OF the part taken by.hs brigade at the
battle OF the Cumberland, as he calls it, cannot
30 too otter or conspicuously printed
Seeing the superior number Of the enemy
and their bravery, concluded the best mode
OF settling the contest was to order the Ninth
onio Regiment to charge the enemy's position
With the bayonet, and turn his left fiank,n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

q general swearing business 10 going on In q.
Louis. We arc pleased 20 aes tS.. ~. - u o.
lscs mas recommended clersymeu to tai. ~.
oasn o. allegiance, that the peonle ma, ~ we
% a'saaealsn between the loyal and di.lc,s -
.nas profession. There are severaI m,r;... y.
- Moo sympathizs With the rebela hns -
- osuer 70 retain their places, have hsen t,,;"!
~ = -, andef neutral colora L 4 NOV ~
s..s toey ehov their banda a man -. s.r, .
.s vssn treason y not At to teach rslIsion
~. = man that bstrays his country & no hssss.
H fM.n ne one Who betrayed the Head Of s ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

Inc year 1861 was unlucky to the crowned
needs, as Napoleon truly observed in his New
iear,s day speech. Prussia buried a King.
the effete Sultan Of Turkey sank into the crave:
the Emperor Of China was struct down. Port,
ugal lost youthful and noble sovereign, The
future historian of 1861 will not, as We hope.
esteem 1t beneath his dignity to include line
OF obituary for the dusky sovereigns of Daho.
mey and Madagascar. An assassin's hand
strove to take the life of the new King Of
Prussia, and crack.brained Atheuian entbu-
:. siast made an attempt of similar nature upon
the Queen Of Greece.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

An exchange says: Truth is crowded ont %
this issue" This Is almost Is bad e to nm :.
seontry editor, who said, "For the evil e6scfs
istoxisasisg drink, go our inside"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

IA A post othee clerk named Charles Gay, at
doubtless be sent to the State Penitentiary. for
opening young lady's letter and writing a
page OF obscenity in it. The Post Ofioe Depart
ment takes notice only Of the former offense
~. inc latter makes the penalty all the more
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

: Inc forests Of the Aroostook, Maine. } whore
,or many previous winters, thousands Of axes
nave almost necessarily sounded, are almost
silent thus season. The sturdy lumbermen are
away 10 the wars, and the pines will stand an
ofthe lumber distrsct of the Northwest
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

..a ing nag o. the Tenth Indiana Regiment, pre
sn'ed 70 them by the ladies of Lafayette. and
borne through Ito campaign in Western Vi,.;n J.
without the least injury. was 90 comni.,eIy ,ia
oled 6y the lcaden hail of balls at the cattle os
MAJ Spring that it looked like q number If
pieces OF ribbon fastened to staa. For NOR.
tnan one hour 1t was streaming 20 the h,ss.s
amid that terrible 6fs. and but one person n ~
color guard was Injured, which shows that s .s
tiys aim. s1 '0r suec-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08

4 petition hes been circulated h Da..o;. :,
the subject Of terrifying the lake coast vh;c "
according 70 the Advertiser, sets forth that Tiers
y not q the present time, upon the Ave HIM.
drsd miles Of frontier coast line, ! ainele de-
fenss, nor any way Of communication vith The
Upper Penlnsalar Of Michigan, except throuuh
The 81 Nays Falls canal and the river. RI
Canadian 0ovssnuent have built militarv ,osS
iron Toronto 70 81. Mary, which eivee them 's ia
advantags Of Communication With Lake 9nne.
sioe By two routes and in the event Of Var w;.h
Raeland Lake Superior would easily fall into the
ooeDy6 banda As