The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-25

II Listen to my tail, and be s111t that - me!
here I've been amone NJ SseeSbers, eaFnji
my daily peck by my hgitmit pcr3elhan, Am
hayn't had no time TO weeld my facilsP quh
for "the Crate Komiek paper" II youW aloS
: me TO kote from your tfoOthfui adyestisemepk
II NJ success was skaly, and I likewiss bad a'nar
, rer scape of my life. II vhat I've bin threw Il
"Sulhern hosspitalty. = ,kout which we've heasl
80 much. then / feel bound TO obsarve that they
made tVo much Of me. They was altogether too
!. lavish with their attenshuns.
: vent srnung the Seseshers with no feelins Of
} tv r 40 sctoos tad nv one Of the most loftiest
desires vh;cb can sveli ths b b,msn Booxum. viz: :
n Ill ths neenIe their money. vorth, by shown
them Sso,shu. Rees,s and W.Y St.foots vhich
venter - !. H. nv ssv other
-harss III, 80 ~, ~ NV .hcs.e, nv
statoots T. humhuos 4 i,er- .na = hos, thief
bu, bring him he zn,e and mi vither him visS
one Of nv sLornful fro.ns. :. - - - :
But 10 nroseed v;tb nv ta;l In INV trsv;ia
threw the sonny son,b be.red . besn of t.it
| about Seseshpo. ana hustin mn the Onion. tut
didn't think II mous.ed 70 usthin. The 'poiti-
Abe fsome,;mes r. ne @ called the Pr.S.xr;s - 40 aoysye @
tshonldn't never he nbooeratea sThev 40 =, slie
fooJs of ,be;reeIvsszin v.r;,s =. :. i.r y. M
~. ,sed 70 ,bst a;.in,. Ia, q, -.r,, -,
| snd ~ CO. "A v,.;.s .o,.;.,,.a e.. ;.
| over nv little tent Moor over, was q Son OF
Nalty and = member Of ssverar other Tempr,noe
soc;st;ss nd nnx ia sho = - Ds.tsr ~ Hsi.
.u.,.n .nnssd ,hssa e. .cr,d 5000, ma -
;naocr, "a ne..ac.;o, ~ an The fnss f.ns,,;es,
Aia,jI 81. i;..;n,aS H. &C. 80 sc,.s go. ss..sh.
a. sna !, n.oed ha,.s. .nd ho, -, 81, ,hs nnd.,.
sined, TS;nes come to : ci;mhm.cLs in : ANAL
,n..m';r aIabsuS -h",a ,s.r..n..iiv - +
dsred - h.nr 49,, ,ha S,.,. = S,,;rs a ds,.
nu.ssh.,, .s "a ~. az -. - ~. -.
~ s"os'~sA " sSA laSSu sS" S"uA ~ w sos ~vsS
ternoon erh;h;sbun h.d comn,ens. an NJ, T;.,,un
GRO. ni., vss erLn hi. ~. s,;,.;r ch;n,csI ..N.
air o,,ro ar y aid !. nI;n ,tsrv man in !. cocLt
| b., q r,on. h;.nd hnio, r,;.hnp The south.
arn ~ ;s ..,..mn ',h,s 81. hi. sonnv I.nd
lWn.on5Iv nd dss s.n,lv s.ss.m;, air ~ = 80
t.Wh.,,s The ns..sr s;.h hin, .s, .aon,x
h;s ,;,.,as =. Iii -, IL. .,",,,,n;aL ss -
"'s ,N'leS :" "en ~. on .,, nn ..n =,
over .h;s p-i,s .nd ,rsmen;us land ~ - -.
"W.,, 10. III, ....-.,. : re- .onr Eel. 20,
.,,,s. h;saaIf ~ so.a.n;n 10; h;,, -ent r-
Ths s,.n snnossd mo e., 20. R;,,, maxim
~ a,e" ""n''s1 mo- Ao' ""s 'A'' ---' ''>.
..W. ,,n s;. ,,o, r,...., of doo.v,
u ' %, ~ So - .'-'''
.yo,,re r;,h. c.,,;,, 1,. ov.rv man. aoo.
60 .. 90. = A'"
!. W. al. ,,,~, ' 81 5,..-.,.:-t
.. snd ,ha,,s ,h. -..so, ,o,, a.. he,e !. a.. Z.
,.-s1 ~. ns nv s,var. i.rc.-' 7 .h.wt Is ~
w.n,a,i 80 oool IA r;ve MIN sum of M sn.rki;r,
onnno..ns -" = -'''--'-' =" -
Z g. voura ;nserlsnt1 The ,l.in oue.tion il.
v;,, vnn banl DOM Tho st.r.Snanoled Banner.
80 i;s. tha so,.har, a.. ~ 70 - -,
w ~ h;s,w Thos. %. rv rer,v --..., ~
LIE. .L.sa 49,. 80, ,.,fs-
..d ~. ..a "aA "o,, W. ..,s.,ad @ 81 is
c. .sEv f.sn,an, 600. oS liz Sou.harn c,m.
and Rloom;n dsfsndiis wb.t,. the nr;se of vhis.
NV In1 =; ~. 80. nS 80 80. nnn;o sss, of
ny, - sSno,;ro s an,;a hoidsn
TT Thew made made no loren renly VT to that. but said nv wax
saaar: ras c,nisca,sd Ic.ssa ,b.m If ths. vaa :
-;nsrs' The s,vle s,oono ,b;eyes in that cmntrv
70 Inch tbev made no 1enIv hu, sed i vas Ar.
res,ed "a a Snv and must 90 to Montgomery in
;,nns Thev wos hv this time lined shvsa large
| crowd of other Southern natrits Who commenst
boIler;n "Hane the bald.boaded aberlishunist,
and hnst mn Sis ;mmortaI exhibition n was
cersed and tied to a stump. and the crowd went
sor NJ tontWtha, water 'nroof nsv;Iion. wherein
| ;n.,r,,c,;on and amoosement had been 40 mucbly
comh;ned At TX cents ner head-and tore it all
~ nianes Meonwbile d;rtv faced bows was
st,,,, - an,ntv hasr ho,tles at nv mas.
siv hrow and tak;n other i'm nroper liberties with
NV Tarsnn Ras;stsnce w a. useless for . va, ie-
tv of reasons ssI readily obs,ryed'
| The Seseshers con6sticated my statoots by
! smasb;n them to attums They then went to
| NJ, MONEY hox and confisticated ALI the loose
change therein contained. They then went and
hnst in INV caces letting all the apimiles loos, q
small but heItby tiger among the rest This
| ,;ger hos a excant1;c vnv of tearing docs to
ne,cas and alters snose from his pineral con.
! ddncI That be,d bay no bes,tasbun in sery,n bu-
| m,, ho;no in the s.me w.v if he could get at
| ,hon, E2crse mo ;fIwas croo;l but iarfed
hovs,e,rusv wben 7 sav the tiger spriup in
,mnng tho neenIe "Go it. nv sweet cuss in
;n,rdy .rciaimed 81 foroiv Won for btin off
INV LETT thnm with all INV hearth Rim 'em up
Ike bnllv TIGER whose J,sre has hin invaded by
Sesesbers in " + ..a
Icsn,t ssv for certain that the tiger serisv in
iured anv Of them INT as he was seen few days
after ann miles distant with large and well.se-
Iected aesortment of seats Of trovsis in his
mouth and as he lookt as tho he'd bin hayin
sum vient exercise. rather guess he did. You
will therefore perceiye that they didn't confist-
cute him much ~ no sa '.
| was carried to Montgomery in iruns and
nlaced in durxns vial The ial was a ornery idi.
| fss but the table was hbraliy surplied with Ba-
lin an Cahbioe This was a good variety. for
whenlI didn't banker after Bakin l could help
myself to the cabbipe. G "a aaEta III
| had nobody to talk to nor nothin to talk
| about howseyer. and was very lonely specially
ON the frst day: so when the iaier parst my lone
Iy sell nut the few stray hares on the bsck part
nv he'd Pm bald now, but thare was time
when wore sweet auburn ringlets) into as dish
heyid state possible. d rOllln my ewes ike o
manvnk l cride. "Stay. ialer stay! am not mad
bat soon shall be e YOU don't bring me suthin 10
talk to!" He brung me sum noospapers, for which
/ thanked him kindly. -s
At larst got interview with jefferson Davis,
the President of the Southern Conthieveracy.-
He was quite perlite, and axed me to sit down
and state my case did it, when he lariad and
sed his pnllunt men had bin little euthoosias.
ticaIly in con6s,icatin nv show.
Yes" sez l, "they confsticated me much.
". had sum hosses confsticated in the came
way onct, but the conistcaters air now poundin
stun in the States prison at Injinnapylus"
"Wall, wall, Mister Ward, you are at liberty
to depart; you air friendly to the South, know.
Even now we hav many frens in the North, who
sympathise with US, and won't mingle with this
fight"
u. Davis, thar's your crate mistaik. Many
of US was your sincere friends, and thought GER
tain parties among US was fussin about you and