The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21

rreyious leetes.) and man named Joe Dfaco. |
Ecoanoriy knowna 6nisAJo yenEe0(e3
8 RIrd OF like feashsgs NJ ores3ed ~ days
sioee. 80
All Of them sre sosoFloua Ihtgs" and ass.e.
rs, and their s:ysss Is halled nth joy o -
respectable residents Of this city. When Jonn.
son Was taken be remarked TO the omcer VINO
arrested him that he had aiwsys k,1leo n's %en
on the square. The activity o. the PROVOST a
sasls, Celonels French and stseosd, rad tne,f
dspasies 3 highly csed'seose 70 Issose omcs. y.
and has done excellent serv:ce ~ securing -
New orleans unPFecedenseo quies SUI ''s'1
ron Outrage. - -. ..
rROM ARKANsAs.
0.rree.onaenee heeween ,he Rehsl Cen.
aefal Mlnannan and Gen. Cussas'
-is.2pf ss3 xaBAfssyILLI,, ARK. June AZ 3
Captain Morgan Of the Confederate army,
arrived with dag Of, truce ct our lines yes-
terday from Little Rock, bringing letters TO
0sn Curtis from Gen. H;ndman, who it will
be seen, dates from the latter plnce; and also .
letter from Brig. Gen. Rust, commanding tho
advance Of the Confederate srtpy At Searcy.-
Gen. Curtis sent his replies to the above COM
munications last evening By the bearer Of the
flag Of truce. Tho letter Of Hindman reeks
win the spirit o. o.ooo,'nNs'y ul.'sso. ~ +
suthsr Who . few years since sttscked . man
n.msd Mnora in The lobbv az The Arkausas
T.~;.lature and vhsn Moor. drew hid revolver
Hindman soncbt ssfefy heh;nd the Speakers
cha.r-
Rust asks for an exchange Of . prisoner
named C3vinn. nov ON Tie vsy to st. Louis.
o...,, r,,,,.., o.,., .r,r,. lits
s-"AAAA AisDAAN =. =. '.N.AAI $3.50.
faEADeoAnrEhs I1ANs. MissIssifPI DisTa ac0
LITTLE ROCK, ARK June O. low.
0RGRRAL-l nave receiver tUIOFm0tkOu
you nave IN prison o. batesviHe certain CITIZENS
Of lizard county, Arkansas' cep'urea 2 rev
Gays since oy oetacnment OF your cavalry,
Wno are charged win niing upon youI men
WINE attempting 70 arrest tI .,s sno VINO ~ ~
your intention 10 nsng ~ outiaws.
"nnout stopping 70 inqo Wnetner tney alo
actually nre upon your soioieis or mott assert
~ 20 % the DUTY. as Wen Is the rignt, OF every
cinsen Of this state to nre upon the soldiers
.. tne on'ea STATES government 90 long as
ina. government perslsts ~ the INVASION OF
tne,. homes, ano tney nave tne arms 70 de-
iena tnose MONIES Win, ana In the performance
OF tnat outy snai sustain 'a =. ~ al hazard
nave 10 CUSTODY several omcers and soldiers
TINS 10 warn you tiat, your threat Is carried
iaso execution against one single citizen OF Ar
kansas VINO now or hereafter may fall into your
nsnas, snA.! avenge ms deatn by hanging
every FEDERAL ohcer and soldier OF war and
from that time forward this becomes war OF
determination between us-neither asking or
elsntlne qusrters. shall rut to death, with
gu. mercy every soioier ana ciasen Of the Uni.
ted states who iaiis into my hands.
am further informed that in published
oroer you nave already declared thisto be war
OF determination. and that you expect to wage
1t as such. request, sir, that you speci6cal.
y advise me 40 to the truth Of such Informs
ton and 1t compatible with your duty. furnish
me copy Of the order in question. If such
proves TO have been your declaration, however,
you can consider this as an acceptance of the
issue rendered, and we viii! ignore all recog-
mixed rules of civilized warfare, and make QUE
campaign one of savage cruelty and unsparine
butchecy.
n ,h;s a5 .hs'e - sowe .i,aks
warfare will continue to ;nAnsncs nc both IL
Conducting the camnsion IL vh;ch No snJ onnl
selves eneaoea 800 wa
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