The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03


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lNen John &. DAusoa Jacob HfeI.. Minfpd
16d3cklahd. ana ii. b. N9lehk The Efce ballot
resulted: NJ. Whites -; Efcy 10; Wright y;
II he balancs 1eatseting 4 &. s. e 80 ssS
flua rraon ths Chicses !. Leader. ~
lsyks A. wos.aa ns-se ~ e cc1apsssscn, sad ~
her dGhs A. =. nothing =. asn
Long Johna sise Is ss
Thafs isan Italian apple peailar h town, who
when gomg about selling Nj fruit, kssps up j
ccafinuna Whhsling. GoMle dsem this N indica-
sioa that h h very happy, but Ne think, consid-
cu1g thess "hard times, that he whistles TO
keep his courage up."
The city election Il 1t hand, and there il great
excitement. Come, aron~ r h the cry Of the
party -leadefs who expect to Win = Ma essm
dsctes VIII be their cry Il they arc de{eatedl
The man Who eatspea nuts and naauches apples
At lectures snd Is tie fheatrc ~ N tn,,,, Sle
other eveninc Ma & hrofbcr n ~ seIIc- ~ ~
hoteI ,;nnert la =. . my 's
a. s---. -.... - 3 80. i. -
70 fashionable woman than s6ething good to
cat She thinks more about nhat,s IN her fashion-
plate. than che does of what's on her dinner
plats. n .4ssg Il s
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DEAR MuTE PaIxrxas.-The New Orleans Pic
"yune notces tae tacs mat she iass annual report
- a's l.Os,aha aas's.uuon lof .ne oeaa anu daMD
VS. ps'1ou ~ sl,e in'aaes " wy inss'susiua
1,oaa sne ses.Ms " !le sypc 70 sne Pssss-"UK
introduce printing for the purpose Of instructinc
the pupila This was done; and the Board say
| that the mute BOYS engaged in setting type and
in press work. have learned With two-f0id the
rapidity of Speaking persons under similar cir
cuinstances: they are passionately fond of the
occupation, and prt fer engaging in it TO any Of
the other reoreatjons Their teachers find that
il furnishes an important auxiliary to the depart-
ment of instruction, q good scholar and q good
printer can be made Of a mute sooner than Il
"oua0 De Possloie 70 ren0er nun eitneF, aione.
WI oo; w All :sEAAs ting Aipa"y STATES
's s.,, ,sae sli1S vui.O. !, P.l asuaPns
lne c.s isr. n.enhs rose says Una, IN ane
eseA' ~ wy nomination Q, MT. Da1es' oy tue Cnl-
~ JonYensloa, ne ~s,i not DC supported ny
'''s i"sA'"' i>0pao'les' "s
GOoD REASON WHy.-James, the novelist, has
abandoned his consulate at Venice, and is COM
ing back to Richmond, Va. He went there to |
gather materials for novel OF Venitian history |
out nnding that the streets were all canals, and
'iat ne could not introduce that solitary horse |
man OF ms, abandoned the place In disgust.
People of note are mot aiwavs ,arce Th.
height of Queen victo,ia Is /. fact inoh M.
poleon the first was about 4 foot = inches TIC
Duke Of Wellinpton was shout foot I'll inches
in stature
The bones of tho def,nct hank If pennsvvan;,
at Philadelnhia. have bccn n;cked nrettv clean
by the lawyers. last week the Aud;tor renorted
as the first account NJ thc ass;cnees cash hal.
onco of e. Aaa nf ,h;nh ali Ri ~ .os - !.
nav commissioners foes etc The stoclhoIdors
have long since abandoned all interest in their |
50 900 600 capital. and the general credi, ara
have almost riyen I'M hone Of pett;no anvth;n0
SINCE the state puts in large claim which must
Hrst DC sa'lsnea'
On FRIDAY afternoon, while two little sons O
hev. =. ?. Wise, Methodist minister at Lfhopohs'
apou. ni'een h,es iron' Columbus, were at play
tosetner the elder TOOK loaded shot gun which
ne p'.il'e" =. ms pio'he,' making q. Tue same
'sisc SOME playful denlahu Win Wnicn Tue ia'ter
feiusea 70 comply he tnereapon. utterly nil-
conscious ahat tne gun was ioaaed. puiied tue
Trigger. Inc charge TOOK enect IN the victims
head, blowing OH the top OF the skull and killing
MN instantly.
1t has been observed that the fires, which have
". oesu,a.u 81 ne4uehsy ~ vessels laeen WIN COT
.l.;.a ~, 49,. ey ':,. aa,;,- " III
se 9TH M eano9 nun eses' are
hit ,ho hn,ps a1,o ao,s 80 h'no;n,. - -
ever the sun chances to shine through it, and
will ignite any comhustible article that lies with
in it's focus
Those who remember how awfully our venerable
President was aaone for" by Sir William Gore
Ouseley, will he saddened at this announcement.
in the Presidents organ:
SIR William Gore ouseiy, lady, and Miss Ouse-
!ey ana servant, are STAYING at Nassau, \. r.
ls well .nteht,on 70 come On 10 ne" lork III inc
next Trip Oh TIE AarhaK. r
Part Of the Maine DELEGATES tn Charleston
claimed for Douglas, turn out to be against him.
In Cincinnati. last week an only chill of Mrs
Eckles. little Girl about five years old was "a.
tahy buried ny the explosion OF camphenr
lamp. Inc eiia mad Just concluded her even
ny prayer preparatory 70 fetifihg Ier the night,
When the mother picked up camphene lamp,
tents were thrown all over the elothIne Of the
girl. She was almost instantly euyeloped in 4
sheet of fame. and before i, could be extinguish-
ed, was so shockingly burned that she died soon
a''er' gfs
The rumor of the betrotlal of Prince William
Of Orange, and the Princess Alice of England, is
revived The Young HolIander is nineteen. and