The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25

been pot0042oo0 3 04k4 80 ~ S1ssss - 80
4 n sssos, IT. I have - - fne hogA have -
tsa = god pork hsrs - any whsrs. ths only Dr.
fesence being % extra CT y zai1ing. 1hsfs
wers thirsy eight hog sold n Marysville On tas
third ef this mooth foe MINIS hundred and hfsy
dollara The con- - - ssfnsd md p can the
hosA An 4 wants = q eithef y tosseuss good
farm and 90 - work Aen have hereeOtoes
tho9ght Il Too sow vay e make money g farm
VIXEN 10y could dig out from ok 70 thirty dol-
lars per day, withoat any capital Other than
nick and shovel; bat IL tines hays changed.
There has been such m immenae Immigration
that wages hare been reduced. Re mines have
been do oat ezcsps where Il Eslairss capital 70
work tAsu, and men = Consequences have turn
ed their attention 70 farming, though In major
ity Of cases, In avery slovenly manssr the farms
are fsnosd b mose cases with brush. 4 with
boards, = ditch 10 dug and the posts 81 N tl,e
bank with two boards ON the top Ihe Hand u
only half plcwed and tAe grain put n, 10 Hike
manner a. for instance, IL this bottom IN which
NJ. Wooduard's farm lieA, We passed through =
large section Of country, some splendid Fields q
wheat, where Il had been acwn with earl, yteid-
ing forty 70 fifty bushels PER acre. Other pleces
adjoinins. in which he crop vas volunteer one,
the yield was mot more than one-haE Still, I nv
one piece, the second crop. which was better
than any ever saw In Iowa
The bottom land is held very high, varying
from 32S to 300 per acre, owing 70 locatlor.-
Timber 10 scarce through this section Of country.
there being only . short growth Of white OAK ana
pine-what y called efe mus Pine-a oeaas''ol
tree OF . very resinoas character. Ine 81" -
uoes u al POlnD "nele suo o.lA may ~
ed, and wiz run 10 qoanu'aes. me mus arg gooa
to eat, they grow m hfge cones Sn'cn on 90
coming ory, make gOoo n'e.
Inc pr'nc'pal supply u iu"De. COMES i'o'" ''e
mountains Of sne 'nsel'"s anu mas - Oe s'a'''
ported oy wagons - - ~ eAce'iens qaA"s,' =
pecia'ly the sugar pune : nave seen p'a"N W..
OF tnas emo iour ana nan iess "ne' ~ ""1
three incnes sn'ck' 1.sen - '~s. - 'o.e
without shake OF deieci : spleno'u '1'Des .,
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ioF IrA"es' &C. Eo1 'e"ce poes .4s $3.50
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e'a'es lou WIN DC cohiol'ao'e WIN snee'
'or covering ALMOST every .Is"'' sue" .as oeeA
"y eApe''e"oe ~ 'e'''' ' 'A"As p4
larry p'easa"'' no "'a''er nov io' s'e 20. "'"y
De- you are sure OF goou n's"' " s'eep' - mas
been clear tine most part o. inc ''"e' : te" nsn'
CLOUDS occasionally IN tue afternoon.
rms ietter Is dated ut ROCK 1reek. : mao
intended TO give DESCRIPTION OF 'ne FTP ana
country herc' Out as yes nave Deen unaoie " 10
go. Twill IN my next give . history 81 my nrss
Visit 70 the mountains golo "'"lns' &C. !ou
must excuse the "r's'hg as nave uo'le ''''s ~
great hurry expect 70 'ease TINS po'n' LOT 'ne
mountain country on Tuesday next am IN Sooo
health. NO news from Inc Ureat Convention.
Times are good D. ). Terry was acquitted, or
set at liberty without a trial. through tne bribery
OF party men. disgrace 70 California. close
this now, thinking to write again soon.
Ao1.s ..1.ys :. - ooAs1oeN'
Cole In MT. Pleasant.
DEAR DuSnAA:-To-day We listened 70 speech
OF Ar. Cole, OF over Two hoars length anu viii
now say, with Others, that u was me most grace
less sacrifice OF truth that We have ever heard.
We have had poor speeches, and low and vulgar
recitations in Mt Pleasant; but never any thing
as AS~OsANSs'sst VASE ~41~eS~ sAsso 80
ity 1t was contemplate perversion Of facts
from beginning to ending, showing destisution
Of principle and depth Of dcpravity seldom
looked for in any one. Even his own party were
disguised with him, and some Of the more en-
lightened and conscientious left in the midst Of
his speech, declaring that his fabrications and
perversions were too transparent and too palpa-
w ~. ''~''' " $40 '~' ~ "''1 ~" =.
edge thAt ms speech was failure. we nave
heard that Cole Is professor OF religion, and .
member of church; but can hardly credit the
report. l am 10th to add to his other crimes
that which would make him the prince Of hypo-
critics, living the ungodly life he does, and would
slur religion, and shame and scandalize any
church organization. We do not think that We
have said too much in saying what We have. It
is nothing more than is due from candor and JUS
tice, and nothing more than the majority Of our
best citizens, irrespective Of party, will unite in
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