The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

83lO ANDERSON appeared " W M0u 0OOuA
Eve feet ten inches high, rather slim, black
beard. long black hair, inclined to curl,
and altogether . promising looking man Of
about 80 years Of age. He was dressed in
q Federal soldiers coat, black pants and
cavalry hat. He ordered the citizens-men,
women and children-to march in one di-
rectipn, where they were formed IN lines
two deep, and those dressed in soldiers
clothes were marched IN az opposile direc-
soldiers hung back, and talked against
obeying orders. They were shot BY Ander-
son and tumbled OF between the CARS
This had the efec: of causing stampede
of passengers, who rushed of the. cars in
great confusion. There were "A soldiers
aboard the train, belonging to the sd, Oath
and the old 25th Missouri infantry. Some
were wounded and sick, returning home on
q furlough, and some were discharged
All the soldiers were formed into line, and
Anderson walked up to them and thus adj
dressed them:
sYou Federals have just killed six Of my
scalped them and left them on the
prairie. am too honorable to permit any
man TO be scalped, but will show you that
From this time forward ] ask
no quarter and give none. Every Federal
soldier on whom put my fingers shall die
like dog. If get into your clutches
expect death. You are all to be killed and
sent 10 hell. That is the way every id
soldier shall be served who falls into my
hands,"
Some oethe soldiers demonstrated, and
declared that they were just from Sher-
mans army, and had nothing whatever to
do with the killing or sca,ping Of any OF
his men. Anderson replied II treat you
all as one. You are Federals, and Fed
erals scalped ny men, and carry their
scslps at their saddle bows" A line OF
bushwackers with revolvers were then
drawn up pefore the soldiers, who cried
and begged for their lives, bu. every man
was shot. All feil but one, who was shot
through the shoulder. He dashed through
the guerrill6s, ran through the line Of
citizens, chased and fred a. by the fiends,
crawled under the cars, and from thence
under the depo. building. The building
was fired, and he was soon forced TO come
out. He emerged from the smoke and
flames, and with a club knocked down
two of Anderson s men before they killed
him. He fell pierced with twenty bullets.
The passengers were then robbed OF their
watches, jewe,ry and money. One young
man was on his way to st. Joseph With his
mother. He slipped q hundred dollars in
greenbacks into his loot leg, and on de-
rilla asked him if he had secreted any
money, and be denied that he had. He
was told that he would be searched, and If
any funds were found on him he weuld be
killed. He then acknowledged that he
had secreted one hundred dollars in his
boot, which was drawn of by the guerrilla,
the money obtained and the young man
shot dead. A gold watch was found in the
boot OF German, and he was Instantly
killed. 20 = = s'- . Nsso g. *.t'' =
A HIST FOR IRISH voTERs.-Such Of
our feliow-ciiizens Of Irish birth as intend
to vote for Mcclellan and pendleton may
be congratulated upon the pleasure they
will give TO the English aris.ocracy, and
its organ, the London Tunes. In voting
for Mcclellan they vote exactly as the
London Tines desires them 70. That jour-
nal. in its recent issues, heaps abuse upon
Mr.. Lincoln ard the Union party, and
vigorously advocates the cleo; ION Of Nc
Clellar. So does the London Herald, the
organ OF the Tory party. la
All who hate The Union, IN England, and
all who despise and speak contem ptuous-
~ Of the Irish, strongly urge and desire
the election OF Mcclellan and Pendleton.
A vote TOR Mcclellan, therefore, is a vote
which vii! delight the Union hating and
Ireland-hating aristocra.s ~ England; and
any Irishman who desires 10 curry favor
with English lords, and with The London
Tones, cannot do better than vote and
speak IN favor Of Mcclellan. That will b
q sure p2sspOr. for him TO British favor. ~
II will moi, perhaps, keep the London
Times, TIE Scs..rdoy Eevies0 and other arts
toe ;aijc journals from calling the Irish al
kinds Of names, and CHASING them, as they
instantly do, with beasts and Kayages
but it may lead these newspapers to make
an exception n favor Of those who voted
tor Mcclellan. .8aU l}si 84t
When, therefore, an Irish citizen is ask.
ed why he votes for Mcclellan, he car
answer tsslly, s'because+the london Times
wants 20 have Mcclellan elected - and il
he is asked for still further reasons he can
reply, because tie English aristocracy
still pressed ia. reasons, he may add, s'be-
cause should Ike 70 WIN a;word Of praise
for myself from the men who despise the
country Vi my birth, and hate and abuse
my people. IN. ~ Euening Poet. 4a
THE Rich NoSD MARKE1s.-We take
the follow Ing highly suggestive paragraph
dated 2, the office Of the Wig, September
/ IL, 1861. s~sa At%gstsf rftgaEI I'LL
Bacon il dull a. IS for hog round. Good
lots viii readily command this figure,
One year ago, the price was ~ 25@2 50 for
hog round. e Gs Wsa las84
Butter is scarce, and consequently sells
readily at $S per pound by the hrkin. Last
year, same time the quotation was " 25@
Corn ID sold ct $JO055 per bushel. In
| September, 1868 q o59S 50 was the price.
FIour-The receipts this week have been
rather more liberal, than at any period
since the rise, but the only impression On
the market has been TO oheck the upward
tendency for the present. vs.. quote su
| perfine 500, extra $325, family $50. Las
year At this time. receivers were sellins
superfne at $32Gg35; extra 337@4O.
Lard may be quoted at 81 sos pei
pound, firM. Last September 81 $ va,
the price. As~g RsAA 53f IN st'A4s
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| TIE CANADA REBx.1s Ak FOR Nc
| CLELLAN.-A friend Of The American I'm
ion, residing Ia Hamilton, G. W., having
read in the Erie Press that .sall the seccs
s:onista in Canada are bitterly hostile 4
Mcclellan" writes 70 assure as tina. ID,
very opposite IL the case. He says: ''Ther,
are in Hamilton G large number OF disloya
Americans, both Nocfherners and South
erners, and have yet TO see the first on,
who is "a favor Of Mr.. Lincoln. The,
know TOO we'll who their friends are TO b
in favor Of any one who goes IN for crush
| ing the reb0lli0n. The fart Ia. the npcNg