The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25
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! 1hs Eayette Counsy FIcneer of tha i,
ssases saae on the Saturday 6veaine ptev5u
|, oneEsn Mesnh arieeted = isllow whoss RAJ na
~ Os 49,. ~ aecessaaned, w.iie n ne act ofMo
- 40 =, qualsess ~ an old shanty ~
, ...A., Inc eisisens q Vlesmcnt were
r...s ssIs.ss. ~. Y DsInsing about - arrest
.n r.a0.,la - 49, s1e eanne nat ths fpsecutof
,.Ce nun Olesmons ' were taken alon8s - q
me iass piece moulded was hardly cod, be1d
ross;cM - 49, ....sa 49, = 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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uieces - rnn1ds 49, ~ 49,, ~; ....1 49,
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1--WE are iDformed hv ! rsorn;nert Ilsr,o,r.e 81
the ticket norninated Is the' nssnocr.sis =;
Convenfion on m Safn.si.v eve-;r- =. =. .
made out beforehand. and ~ ia noster. 8
actually printed before ~ meet;nrs III ~ a.,
vcntion / II i one Thing "a fix m 49, ticEe
in private roone. but Il 4 Quite .nother and II
ferent thing 10 secure their endornement "a 4
polls by the pcoplc.
.ss - c'...e"s OF fremons Coaney voted la
s6asnss approps1asing their swamp land
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.. 80. nsHFoaa.
The Page Comfy Herald Il inforr,ed Ah.4 N
Burlington 4 Missouri River Railroad vill s. Z
| TO Charlton this Snrinv.
-. .1SOL aouss nuesSD.-On last Sunday nigh
~ ~ ~ s.aUoIAOus near Vgooda rev miles wea
0a sa.s css0 was burned. ~ was leg hO0se an
cVns,ineo only sne books belonging 70 the pupil
Mn0 nag oeen amending the school the previou
wee1 Ine origin ct the hre unknown, but sup
Roseu 70 nave been accidental-Oskaloos'
A'nes
Fmx-On Monday evening. about 10 O'Clock
. large barn, owned BY DR.. Russell. was burnef
to the ground The building was located or
ou.ntitv ~ co,n .n% .nS Ss. Gosneo soas,de1so.'
s''-'1'''y - co1n s'u Wnea@-l'es homes Jour
No.. ~n A1D A.s -. " azA CosIIs As1Aih--il
~. C,..:. 1 ADosl ~ week stated shat
Cc.,.. T..s.s -. ..-l !a ula.y se'sacu tne
the ..s,,c-e e.1.s.;a,. S ~. .1.1 ~ o1.": Iol
unler ~ s,.n,.s:.:, -, 80 ~ .S s 49, g'sAs
ccnrse s,e .;,.,sd,s r. . s... sue oo'u sV.io o.
lonS .oa..:e.o, ~f1e~ suss w
ron -h;oh C....;. ...a'.: ssA,S eue cn'au'
f,.al r,,. -. -. :'s~ - '.en. WY 'laAs
No. ie..,.,S s 'n.y J.uS1 lol 'ss
49,, ae ~. ".sS - .Ass ana tne quest
e.. .l,a :. s.e e''':uren ~ sessaeu-
s.,n,i.s so psSy Gus1.' IN cocAoerasion OF
clos -, e., - 49, 4uose l1Om sas sru-
ra,.rd nd 1870: ~: sne iOve,
inc .s;d ~hiass.. ..,'s. s.ss. " nM aaoPs-
aaes,.S. ~. C.ia Ione Ot nis Done, mean Of his
ses.ad [ .1.s - mo. .aken rom sas Recorders Of
rights nr;v;les. ana -. =. sns
pertain 70 said children, il born 70 the said John
l. and Nancy L. Curtis in lawful WedlockD So.
the negresses are NO longer Nary Old and Versa
Old, but Mary and Versa Curtis This NAV. and
may not be the finale Of this affair. If Curtis
shall elect to disinherit these ohildren-which
can be done in about eleven minutes-that may
th;s county i - - - ny On
o'', A'ep"'AAcal'-
Another terrific dog fight has occurred at DAY.
export.
M Raw row.w. h.. .m.I.-,
NAV ho c.i,a, ..;.,-.."... ":se :: - na. Isu "1a'
the past six months. There was = shower or tvo
after harvest last summer. and hardly : mr;nLle
SINCE But for the snow that has fallen freely st
intervals, this winter. the roads vouId he drv
y ana dusty as IN midsummer. Three fourths Of
'ile wels ana cisterns nave been dry for weeks,
anu great inconvenience Is experienced in OBJ
preat deal Of clear hcantf,, weather nj. Inc.
more sunshine than ;s nsn.llv en;ovod IN hs,s
dozen winters in the middle and eastern ststes
During the mast month tho ~o.t the. h.. 80
,now and nravent;ro tho or;o,,so.,. ~ ,,..
toned sleioh. rides "So'''
The drv weather has exteraaa over ,.rco
portion Of the State --nes No;res Res;s+e.
At Lansing an organization has been formed
among the employees Of pork-packing estab-
ishment, under the name Of the eStoga Boot
temperance Society,"" The members are oblig-
ID to pledge themselves to abstain from intoxi-
sating liquors, and the penalty of violation is an
application Of No IL stoga boot
IN s..,,a.r ,.s. cho.;r WI. -
,o,,,.t,' 1891 '".' o'sn VI Esye'ee
,I ,',':i" aeu cou"'er'e.er ~ Ciermont
I'M s' ~ NH" .ne Pscun n " nus netar.ous ousi-
noads and some meta. wer 1 founs IL Il.
~A'1 so"'' "'e'"4' "ere iou"o Ia MS pos
AN unusual religious excitement and revival
,as Deem gong on IN the Methodist Church in
Appano0se county ysduring two weeks
'ast 80 says the Chssta'n.
Two young men named Smith broke ix;l at OF.
umwa ON the 81. They were from Munroe
ounty. and confined for larceny
o". UwA no.Ss Ss " nnrh.shSIAIVHs:- IA are
~ seOsu Hs. " a,cs .h = .lcn, Hlslk o. tne House
:. liss VI a.'e menDe gving 'near names,
lace, religion, boarding house. are. weight
ears in Iowa, and whether married or single
From this we learn that 40 of them are farm
rs, l8 lawyers, 3 physicians, merchants. Z ed |
ors, land ageats, mechanics, saw miller. /
otei keeper, farrier, miner, / builder and |
adder. H
The places of their birth as follows: % were
orn in Ohio, IA in New York, 8 in Kentucky, z
] Virginia, s in Massachusetts,, s in Pennsylva- |
ia, 4 in Vermont, in Tennessee, in New
Lampshirc, IN Canada, ip Maine, 2 in France,
in Ireland, in Scotland, in England, in
russia, in Mississippi, in Indiana, in
|orth Carolina, in Connecticut, and in the L.
md of Guernsey.
In religious professions they stand: Is Pres
yterians, Aethodists, Baptists, Congrega-
onalist, 4 Orthodox, 4 Universalist, Liberal, |
Christian, Catholic, Quakers, German
lutheran, Golden Rule, Republican, ! Free
9th nf The EN- ent;re ru,rhsr ss thor. a.. m mas.
~ .,d orlv 4 s;r.ls ~ -
p The -,a xoursest NM, ".e,.so~ :. w;u;.,. &c n,h
No -hosa ses = r;.o, :. On 1' .nd ~. y. 49,.
= =. T'acheSr NJ naIs~s.. 80 .hn ".. !. r. ~ O''''
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