The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-04
= 81 ] = I BURLINGTON, sATURDAY, JANUARY, 4 1862


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s-.,... - -. s'sy on .ooosy evening 81 =
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49,. - ~ s..s0 nom oeosna TUG ooy'
"vauel.s"y ae'lsusea IA escaping iron ON
:. :. "ne.e sney mao Deen ctil'ed mos .
0'.'.y a1l.a '0t .ns PAss s'A or e'sa. "ssAs
''on s1e scAs .' snrougn 'ne c''y 'o
.s'AS a.l1o.a l aepo'' we one ONE con',nuso
ss',a. ~. 's's'.' ''a p.na - ''on' .nu .ae
49, .sno = 'ae ces'le WIN .ne co'ols, oas o's'
-'s'.s'e'y sus oess =. @ mu'lc zA's.' Ass'
..''ns .nofs '''ne u .ae aepo', 'ne lse'.
.'.' y. 70 sno ~ zoo. losses Po'sssslson ny u 'ne
.0Do~eh oeo''sse property laieW squares sousn
"a sae oepoh) formerly owned oy d. VI. AcDoweil &c
no" aasson uenerai OF the secession army At
.e.Po's in's sp'endlo properly occupies Two
.ns''s o'ocks-one containing sne oo'less build
lnss sns osaer .nose occupied oy the frotessofs
.na s1s'r !s@'''ess consisting OF ~ 'aree story
D..cA oanolnss containing . Or ~ rooms escn'
WIN svsfy conysnlsnce LOT large lam'l'es. Inc
'.sser wefe e 'ekeh possession oisoy our regiment
= y 'ne 2 iroles'ors ' q sne .ns'lso-
.'oA w. M11t'uS 'us pfes0ns sesslon Aue Prlsoness
~sle .0s % occupy sns Ooliege ouiloings. Wnetn-
We ens" s'"a3@e al Tue st"aenss VINO may
co@s unoer our care 10 yet question. "eas'
sure snsaI H.snos soas sney snaii % ven csred re
'or A ~ oc'oc.-sne nour announced Dy tel
s'.pn iof 'ue sr.'vs' o' sne prisoners, our reg
'l1snt Pfoeeeoed 70 'ne dopos ~nefe : iarge
cle~c ol c'u1ens nso ssSe"o'eo 70 WITNESS tnelr
oeosfAs''on. We olo NOT wait iong uns'i sno
tram oons'sasg OF sn'rty-s'x closely packed cars
sr..oo' :" c'osed 20 asn.'v snas scarce'y ray
=. "ens ifoln sne lamps Wfsn'n could De seen. =
.as 'raln was escorted oy ooi zen =. DAVIS ana
ns sa'sn' iee'mens-'ne twensy-n'tn l inoiana'
wing - 'ns "'eness OF tue noo'' sna on oelng
s'u.eu " ooi' DAVIS tnas tne prisoners were
e0"'os'sDie uen. naieck conc'oded 70 'et 'nem
remain .a on'h .'no morning. Leaving portion OF
'ne fee'nens as suaro' tne remahds ~ marcned '
pack 70 qaarserA Al hait past nine the next
morning. q battalion OF our regiment marched %
eeaM 70 tue depot ana took position IN column
10 ifons OF the Indiana regiment, which extend
90 ior some instance, aiongside OF tine tram, IN
open ofder' ieaving a wide passage Tor the prs
oners 70 nl' up as fast as they debarked. Soon
'ne snlvering inmates began to hustle out, and
sucn motley crowd no two were dressed alike.
Iney were OF all ages from 10 to eo-officeI"
Pr'vses ana negfes' all IN one congiomerate
mass. fne'r clothing, however, was good, and
sacn nad one or more blankets, which, like their
''o.u'ns' wore OF al coiors. NO disturbance was
"sue oy tne crowd, .wnich was kept at respect
'u' a's.ance Dy extra guards and the brass bands
sos neaos OF sne'F respective regiments, treat
~ '"e oecesoets 70 several Of tue good oid Ma
'''"s' n"''es ~ 'ney marcned 70 the ooi'ege'
40 tue ounks in 'ne large ocssgon stone ouiid-
ne were NOT compieteo, tne prisoners were
p'.oea 'enporat''y mine north building adjoining
p'"',psv ~ 'ne 'ec'ore room Whicn sea's SIX
=. e'sn' nonoFeo persons aere sney spent the
n'gn'' Carpen'ers are ousy to-day hitting up
'oe oo''o'ngs' ana some dozen real 'contrabands'
sis sos.eeo % COOK ior them. l spent several
noo's WIN sne prisoners yesterday ana was
smone 'sem snort "me to-day ana conversed
"'u every staoe ol tue" from 'ae n'ghess ON
ces ' oown 70 the lowest negro. Tfere are some
very nselhgent Fellows among them' and seemed
.aA'oos 20 oiscoes the various hcmbugs oy which
tney nave oeen deiaded, such as the right OF &C.
ces''On' ota'e nsgn's' coercion, &C. Many
.'s" salu soey stlli loved the old Union, but had
oeen driven INTO the rebel army by the Missouri
n'ne eaAFoA Aoss OF tnen' however, were IN.
So'''e'''e ssces''on's's' and' a. nave Always y
'ouaa .l g De tue case, tne warmest and most 'h-
nk "s's snose VINO nso oeen porn anu fa'sed
u Tue nee S.a'es. Iney are mucn qu'eter to-day
'.a yes.e!oay' a''d ' .fuss 'nat the innoences
anoef :. .n'cn tney are placed VAL De oenencial
Aselysn'os - oelne oone sIor 'neir comfort
oun.. ZOE LOW sseloelne n''ea up IN the oohege
Du'.o'nes, and .omcient NUMBER u for looo more mol
~ -s1 'ne .ooacco " afehouse. lnfee thousand
s'fA" "eAs s.s also ms.'oe' IONS OF proV'S-
'0n. ore s'eo oe'ns s.ored IN the lower rooms
vn,cn .rs convel'eo in.o oommlssaf! ! Depart
'enA ny e"anuancs ol "ooe ana Goa. o.~slm
'.s o1''.s ee-u' eapp''so "''e : Wi.'e :
s, "ao" oosefse - ssvers' .'e carriages ~ 'ne
s'les' n'ea vitn CAKES ana o'ner eooo 'nlnes'
'ol :ne pl'sonen' aona''ons' no oooOs' from se,
:, 'sp-'u.,s - '1e o''y. : n''"oe, :.
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1900 more prisoners are expected this week.
Old Dee Noines county is now pretty we'll rep
rsssnted At Benton Barracks. OaptI ICrocker's
cavalry company, in the End regiment. Captain,
(now Najor) Leonardo Kossuth Guards, and
Flslchers Battery of Flying Artillery, have oil