The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-22


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s.. LourA Feb lo.--Aeeosats from even
ca0p IN H. 6tate represent ~ JOY Of ON
troopa Ovee the Donalson vioteey unbounded.- -
A. Pilot Knob . salute was fred last evening.
The o0cess Of Col Cariinb seth Illinois ease
. ball In honor Of The event. & IS
little rebel outbreak took place yestsfday
morning twelve milss from jefferson City. There
vas two compAnies Of rebels organised nea,
Stonington, destined for Prices army, and be.
fore leaving they revsnged themselves Of SONS
loyal citissus BY killing two and wousding hvs
Of cavalry after them and their capsurs Il almosl
certain. ~ 10
Prof Swallow, State Geologist, residing Il
Colombia, Boone county, was arrested to-day
tor dteIoyalty.
The report Of burning The bridge Of the Mem,
phis + Charleston Railroad at Decatur, Ala. By
Union sympAshisers ID not believed ct head.
quarters.
Ten steamboats are advertised to Isavs to-day
for Psducsh. They carry troops up the fsnnes.
zee river. "a IS
/ Gen. Halleck issued an order thanking Gen.
Hunter, now in Kansas, for the energy displayed
Ia organising troops In this department prior to
his (HalleckS) arrival, by whoss aid our arms
&
Tho meaning Of this order, which takes the form
Of telsgrsphic dispatch 70 Gen. Hunter, 10 BY
no means clear.
Gen. Halleck has also issued spirited order
congratulating our troops on their recent suc.
cess, and encouraging them to look for future
victories at times and places already selected.
On Change yesterday and to-day there has been
decided advance in everything needed at the
South 10 anticipation Of an early permission to
trade With Tennessee It Is noticed that whisky
advanced considerably.
More arrests for disloyalty are constantly 90.
curlng, Seventeen Rebel prisoners, not being
guilty Of violating the rules Of war, were re.
leased to-day on giving bonds and subscribing
to the oath.
Deputy Provost Marshal, Genenal Thomas g.
Fletcher, proceeded to Alton this p. m. BY Gen,
Hallecks order, to release large number OF
prisoners from the penitentiary on parole. most.
~ those who have never borne arms. Where
bonds are given Secessionists are invariably pre-.
terred to Union men, 20 in cases of default NO
communication viii be felt in ssizing property.
The 42d Illinois regiment went down the river
last night, on the War Eagle. The Edward
Walsh, also, carried 400 troops, and an i'm
mense quantity Of baggage.
Brigadier Gen. Pope, and Stat, proceed south
immediately, on the steamer Northerner, which
boat also carries regiment from st. Charlea
Constables Ohio battery and two batteries Of
the let Missouri artillery, are en- route for the
Cumberland river. Likewise, the Henry Chou
teau steamer 10 loading with the baggage Of the
gath Indiana regiment.
The shipment Of pig lead from this point with.
out permit, 10 prohibited I.
Another company Of nurses have left here for
Cairo and yicinity, to attend the wounded from
Fort Donaldson.
The Provost Marshal has ordered al business
to b suspended on the 22d inst. Extensive pre-.
partitions are progressing for a magnificent eel.
ebration.
The Sanitary Commission are preparing hos
pitfalls for large accession Of wounded patriots.