The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

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BE hesssee iajus his pespsrsy. Asaias On. !
SeAfivsss Aea. 0raysoa KlcAslbsfese, oeseos
seaatoF, and 1r. schlsy, Of The Examiner, thsy
sxhibtssd personal vtn1ietivsnes, bet q aono
Of thess eeneIcmsn were within reach, they had
% rsse ssessed With a expesssieo q thelf ~ |,
VIII They cleared 81 TIE stores Of such goods
= they desired, principally Of eaps shoss and
forty thousand dollars in paper noeey. al 1hich
about ten per cent. q good, forty per cent in
differently bad, and fifty Per cent wholly worth.
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!. One Of the Arst acts Of the rebels, On .,r;v-
ing here, Wa TO arrest NJ. VIM. kahonsy. Com.
missioner of Enrolment Of the county uilita.
They took from him and destroyed his enroll
nent lists, giving him, ct bis demand recent
therefor. They required 1r. 1ahoney 70 report
ct the Provost HarshalS ol1ce twice day, and
when:abeut to..lsays, Gen. Dsayton said ks had
orders 70 take him slongJ A rigorous protect Of
The citizens, even those Of rebel sympathy, pro.
testing against It ~ su NECESSARY outrage, in
dueel Gen. Drayton 70 Iforseo bio purpose. d
~ S..uuG. ot tne m9s Guzoos suPIose0 70
Ympstnlss with the rebels VA. during theinvs.
non, ioe ~ moss pat quiee md reserved and
s3e!e y therefore Opposition now smong the
Union men, in their day u triumph, 70 treat
themln turn with lsaisacy and fesbssfanoe.-
loud in their boastines IA re;oioinss. and carer
Il urging the rebel soldiSrv "a ~ a viudic-
tivsnsss The most Of Chez. como sixtv or
seventy Ia number, left with TIE rebsla or
couras they viii not b welcomed 1sck Some
Of the female rebel sympathisers made them
selves both obnoxious and ridiculous bv their
absurd demonstrations and spitsfal shirt. Thar
triumph was 20 short, and their huailissjon 4
now 90 extreme, that they may b. Charitable
left to the quiet obscueity they viii probebly
Seek ~ 80 . M a'sil'' 's'.1stASl9
+ The loyal ladies Of Frederick conducted them.
selves during the rebel occupancy with marked
Afmness and propristy. They neither denied
susL essoecs 70 the ssuso o. tnen eoaaery nor
~ ~ rs"rs. r.; :, ~ p .s :. uas. - ~
-. ;r,sds.s k.a~ .s ~. ~. psoP ~ Mey let
,;s;to.. Wh.r or 30. 49, s. ~ NJ xse0%e
- ;.s h..a ~. n W.. .y - 49,, a A0V,enaa
LII L :O~ ~ s e os Ansy sIsused nun
S sa 49, s.N,'Ny a. - sos! Wouid
~ nsIS oesn sSsIsl ones a.0 sue uenss4 come
u..an Iosen,J sIowslso noWsfs SPoa s'@, waved
.Ss;. a.ss W. ;sta. ~. ~ sas ~. .% Wy, W.
W sSsn ~ -. H un WY uouoe sass Htue
lac ana MS boys tougnt better on sunday tor
tne nearly welcome shss the loya! women OF
fsoerick gave 70 nim On SATURDAY! a. S.i.y. =,
b.. 1HE RxDILs DISAPPOINTED. ,.i.,3
The disappointment of the rebels over what
they called the covsrdlv apathv ar nsrvlsnd
was outspoken and bitter. They, pretended to
be disappointed; they were undoubtedly dis
gustsd. doubt if they get a many men here
a thew lost by desertion Five hnndred nan r.
is believed, VIM cover the ensi,. nunbsr Who !,
Joined them here. This for the army that wss
to greet the /" dsliverers of Naryland,s was q
miserable farce. Brad. Johnson's "riing pro-
clamatlon brings even q lugubrious suaiie TO
land vouIdnt riss and he 5vsnt dcvr nr,;n.
the last two d.vs Of tho accnnssiSn i. -.. r.
disoraoa and nnda, srres.' - - - -
p :. $4,000 ~ .'3fes
I Is e!s4-! AoaooAc1 'oAozios, 81 ssg1rba FL
From here to the Junction rproduces sishts
familiar to those who 'ssw the campsiga 81 the
49, Af~ns, .l>ll 80