The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-26

CArSls Dymes-A gsea many easAls has
died In this County this 8psing, either from IL
N. scarcity or imperfect quality Of the feed viii
=. which they have hsen supplied We were toll
@ by our friend, NJ. 7. @. Phillips, few day
, since, that he bad lost sixteen head, and that
neighbor Of bis, Mr.. Delashmuts, bad los
thirty six or forty, and that other neighboss ha'
NJ lost from three TO ten. We have also tnforma
or ton from other parts Of the County, and, with
re out pretending 70 make an accurate estimate
Ity We think it safe to say, that at least fire hun
1t bred head Of cattle have been lost within thu
If. last three months in this County, which would
or not have been lost had they have been supplied
It, With plenty Of COCA feed, shelter and propel
r. care.-Oskaloosa Herald.
ne II SCENE that some Of the "brave and loyal
~ subjects" who gathered to hear NJ. Everett's
GRAFTON At Newbern, N. c., on that night last
it week, (which was ~ balmy and beautiful as
te ever lowered over and bestowed its softened
9, light on Eastern landscapes" we're, beside being
l. brave and loyal" also possibly, little bal
10 my. At any rate, Mr.. Everett was not the
a only gentleman who delivered himself upon
4 Washington, az . Mr.. Myers. Of Washington,
fell upon. and beat, and also abused in irate aud
= unbeoc ming language, Mr.. John N. Washington
Of Newbern, and probably Of that ilk. Perhaps
!" Mr. Myers, like the Greek who was tired of
+ hearing Aristides, Was filed with something Of
: the same feeling, and chose to express it by
Q licking the first Washington he met
DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS OF BucHAxAN-Prsn-
tice, Of the Louisville Journal, says:
, During a late brief tour through portions of
illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Indiana, several
Democratic editors spoke to US very harsbly in.
deed IN relation to the President And yet VIC
oei'eve that none Of those editors have had the /
nerve to publish their opinions Of Mr.. Buchanan
ana hs Administration in their papers. Either
they try to defend the President and his meas
sres, or they are silent. Willie scorn for the
Administration is in their hearts, dumbness or
euiogy is upon their lips And SO with the
masses Of Democracy everywhere. However
osoiy they may think of the present high
ianct'onaries of the government, they publicly
endorse them and support them, and should be
responsible for them, and will be.
SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE DEArH.-A friend
mas favored US with file Of Nova Scotia papers
ana among the events recorded in the columns
before 10 ve end an effectipg incident copied
rom the Yarmouth Herald. It appears that in
the Central Baptist Church, near that town. it
Is customary tor worshipers at the close of the :
sermon, on the invitation OF the minister to Of
Ter some' remarks by way Of exhortation. On !,
this occasion, after the delivery Of the sermon "
oy the pastor, REV. Mr.. Tabor) Captain John
hilton rose aud addressed the congregation in
calm impressive manner closing with the ad- =
monition. BE ye also ready, for in sucA an =
hour AZ ye think not the Son of Man cometb" g
when he sat down, ard instantly fell from his 4
seat-a corpse! The deceased is reported to q
nave been worthy and excellent mapin all the v
relations of life. He passed from this world to N
better as his friends hope and believe, with CO
out struggle or sigh.-[N. Y. Courier 4 Ed
quirer.
LORD NArrER's FURNIruRE-Ben. Perley =
roofe Whites, on the 18th inst, from Washing :
ton
Lord Napier has returned from New York, to
and onight eats his farewell dinner with NJ y.
dc Saftlges, VINO is also about to return to Eu- =.
rope. Lady Napier is at Annapolis, and quite "a
party oil their friends will go there on Monday -
70 say goodbye, aud TO see the Curacao sail. ue
Lord Napier sold his furniture to his successor ee
or 300, and the drapeau rouge is to be dis Gus
played at the French Legation week from next LED
lueslay. Almost every foreign minister i'm en-
ports some valuable furniture, works of art &C. TIL
which are often sold at very low prices. fro
Lord Lyons has been at Wizards, and is q the
very plain quiet looking gentleman, with less jud
u the dIplomatist about him than bis predeces- !
Tor displays. VIII
The n. .. Bee is not at all afraid of dissolu- !
ION OF the Union. Alabama, Arkansas aud pT
disslsslppl alone, of all the Southern States. il
hinks would join South Carolina in the pursuit
II such IAN ignis fatuns as Independent exist
nee. though Georgia and Florida might posi-. r.
ny take it into consideration. It concludes, Sch
therefore,, that the delusive idea Of disunion wee
wholly unlikely to assume practical charac- Pa
err, at least in the existing phase of popular o.
p'hion- 1t Is OF little avail that the South is
nremlttnsiy assured of her inevitable ruin o
ne listens not to the voice of the charmer, Fno
Marin be ever SO wisely. While cotton is sold NJ
prices which enrich every planter, and negro Geo
.oor increases daily in value, the advocates Of Arr r
ssoluton are preaching sermons to the deaf"
The pleasant weather of the past few DAYS pon
as been calculated 10 encourage the Dropping Anc
1lrs OF the public, in view of the Frightening ker
-. -. -. ""0 ""a . "disest' we III stea
Inc to think that some blowing has been done man
nee Monday in this county. The general i'm lAle
ression seems to be favorable to wheat pros. o
scts, although the quantity sown is limited
e presume the chance for fruit hereabouts g.
as never better, although reports are some. 'rs
hat conflicting -[Ottumwa Courier, 2lst inst. G,
We hear of one farmer in the northern part =.
tbs county, who has lost 80 head OF cattle In
ON actual starvation, and one on Sugar Greek, in
10 mas lost 70 from the same cause. So many
stances OF the loss of cattle have come TO our Pr
,owledpe thar wo nav ro.sonatr 1917 Engl
y, ,ha ,"a. we may reasonably conclude s1tr
at the ioss Of cattle IN consequence of the PiAn
areity OF corn and hay has been genera! aud If
The aggregate immense.-[ Ottumwa Courier. ''c tn
CHEERING UP.-The pleasant weather which prom
lave had during the past week, has caused ofG,
rmers to cheer up wonderfully. great from
al OF wheat has been sown during that time, scien
q the snr;pU work soams Tn hava all 1t
- go So S W ""'o eon"'enceu for Il
oo' A"Ime's seeW uetermine man,
do all in their power this season. and, we mant
ubt not will be rewarded for their labor lures
an field Ledger intro
STEAM ON THE ERIE CASAL.-A company is to int n,
being organized in Rochester for building ,h.n,
running two steam canal boats, for pass mora
gers between that city and Buffalo, It is mlde
'uSht by those engaged in the enterprise that an
average fpeed Of ten to twelve miles an the ri
ar can be attained, and that much slow travel for tn
take their line Tho sto.mors NO.. 20 ~ of his
al w,,h ;a ~, "'s " VIC be tht
Gu win sue "heeis. The
The Louisville Democrat saps that the King nsArl
Naples is growing thin and failing even on -
OF ASS milk. Whereupon the Journal in Ia,
res what the effect OF that diet is on the ed wi
ders OF the Democrat quail,
honor
U uiscnssoh IN the connecticut Legislative youth
ricuturai Club, last year, a wag recommend. to he
the farmers to put snuff their corn so as hsn
make the crows sneeZe, and then to shoot the
ezlng ones MS the rogues
lr Thackeray says Of himself that he is not
nnkind man at heart, in spite of what has r..
~ been said i'll certain papers to the con- as to
y. comm
'ATcHING CoLD-Some people take cold and
ly. Howard Paul, in his amusing Patch whom
k" tells of n de lica to youn0 man vho r;ssod Thr
= 30, ..sno-. 40 -, Weste
~ e"o"y "'o"' anu was aaio up Win tn dr
aenZa week In consequence. has &C
he N asbv;ll. lT.c NM. - =. ~. n ties.
I. Marshall was in Memphis few days be-
:, anu nope was expressed that he would This
Yer q course OF lectures there, sIfn adds in this
News, che can be kept sober enough to lady Q
Nv what he is about, perhaps he might edify csnad
Memphians; but he usually gets too. far over o; her
sea before he commences, to afford any a..
''"'e " ''oee "no near u'M. dina,
Justice Of the Peace in Ohio recently closed "e'
docket entry in certain case as follows: A II