The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-01

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Ihe correspondents Of the Keokuk Gait
City writes that on Saturday week Col. Moore
Of the Northeast ni..ou,, ,e.;r.,t ..r. ~. :,
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Apou " asV Men, part mounteu, 20 scou'
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| '.'' 'e.'Ass = '"e Uose1nssns navy
O"ass1 " -. IN ne oroel '' ITO 'rom ssn'ns'
-" ~ 'euace ' 'ns pay zen per cent, ana require
'sn oou's per oay laoor. Tne sorkmen were
inucn eAc'seo, enc neld an Indignation meeting
CArRo.-It will surprise some peonlo when
We state that Cairo is about ifty miles further
South than Richmopd. Vir1in;s and fnli e;,tv
miles further South than louisville. Kentucky.
This fact may help those doubling to believe
the reports that come up from Cairo, that there
Is not particle OF snow there, but lots ofmud.
e~A. there are m.rv vbo ,o,nr .a.. .a.;o.
"n the name of The Io,dn "a IL. oonr.na..
| in. r,h;ef =. Tho p,os,a.n. :.
oea,;va ;,,a,sn.. lin ~. n.r.-.,.n. J. %.
., go ).
peat an interesting anecdote OF Cromweii-giv'
| en- In the collection of Percy, on war:
"Cromwell kept his fanatics in order in their
! own way: for when one of them waited upon
him, as he said. sin the name Of the Lord TO
~aIl s.;d sHs aonS f,;and ~. - Tn.d s .S.s, Ino
| for thou shalt 20 with the feet BE immedi
stely gave orders for having him slowed in the
Solo OF one .. .ne vessels then under sailing or
WITH With the @ ernest;on % ~ VAN o,''' '''' 'o1nNeu'
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a The following stirring words contained
IN Secretary Stanton's late order, cannot be too
| frequently repeated: a
ssThe nurnose of this -. {. n ott.oL c,,,.,,.
and destrov tho reheil;on. enemv and - Ssi;s.
ar the countrv from the dsnrsr man ce6 h, tai.
tor. Xlscr;,v ds.;nr c cc,,ssr rsans sn;.;, "a
patriotic zeal on ali occssions and under everv ~
circumstsnce. are eYnected from the - .rmv of
the United ststesn y - -. - -
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"a The special boast of the rebels during
the war. has been their ability ,o t1estrcv thai,
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constantly Aattered themselves that the superior
ity Of their troops in fighting with the bayonet
and bowie knife, was an indisputable fact The
Aississippians have prided themselves on the
tremendous slaughter they would be able to in
flict upon the Yankees with the bowie knife
1t must be especially disheartepipg to them to
learn that at the battle Of Webb's Cross roads,
these terrible Mississippians with bowie knives
two feet long, ran panic Etricken before the lev.
eled bayonets Of the I'd xinnesots and the 9th
Ohio regiments. s.. .s
eB notable feature OF the recent battle in
hensacky' was the splendid behavior OF the
ae'o omcets' Inere was not = Colonel, L'euten'
.n'oo'one'' OF ha)or' VINO did not 90 mis- whole
ou'y. inis SHOWS an Immense Stride OF I'M :.
pro'emen' 'nce Du'l num- su' wnefe' a. general
lu's' 'ne ne'o omcers were iamensably inehi'
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iHr dSAnAN KEoMEST At SohERsxr.-The
Ninth Ohio, known as the German Regiment,