The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-21

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sppsassd e asy lsfosr dessasat Il saegssts
several anea1aents . the oeheel Law. rseeo-
nssds that County Sspssiatsndsats b required
1 - visittos 6choel4 and lecture II every sub
6assriss, and that their ooopsnsaaion Be increas-
q. We hepe tSe Board Of 1dueatioa will oct
b asoofdancs With thses seGgsstioos.
fhs member Of copies q Websasr's Diet;oaary
parchased for The sohoole b l.iSs. OF thsss
Jaekseo oounty took LOO. Dlaek Hatk GO. 0cott
81. DubSaue 60. Wsshiustoo ~. Des noinea
| n, Wapeilo Il. Jenhr,on i. 20
fhs nuuber Of sehoolah,e ehiIdre, I. the
etsae \ "a ~. .vnher aasepAin, e.aoo, lsa..
sls. a,er..s .t.esaan.. "a, ~ A,,,...se
amount paid teacher, abls 200 dis
ne snoapt Of iptar..t on he ,esnapent
school fund r.oerAed del;on.snt !. na43 ssl. of
which q ISL = due from Des Noipes county,
"a. no from Henrv. a ~ from Jeasreoo. a.
soe from Polk. 1ts snosnt q Janes D. Bsds
loa.s b ess eos, o. which Interest 70 IL anssst
Of $50 h oil that = reported collected for the
lsse ysas. Here i ! delinquency Of taos, sss,
growing. ssys NJ. Benton. lost Of our own
nisuanassuent and psgIeess This 70 nearly
oos.third Of the whole apportionment that has
been made from the interest Of the school fund
since the organisation Of The STATE. Nothink
y more obvious than that more saicisnt lesisla-
lion IL nscessary 20 protect The school fund.
We have seen no better plan saggsstsd than
that H. whole fund b made . permanent loaa
- he Stats. The sscrssarys Report contains
10 Information - 70 the amount Of II Fund.
The Statistical columns in this report AFFORD
much interesting and Instructive matter - to
Ever, an. AZ our ninetv. thres eo.ntiee Il repor.
- n. ..... NJ N. nuhl;c achool. IN .he e,ev
a B.rli...on oomp.red viii tbo,. in other
i.r~s tovpa .nnear very much to our di..dvsn.
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shan one quarter OF the Burlington children are
reported in the common schoola In other re.
spects We appear equal! at disadvantsge.
Our schools are comparatively more expensive
NJ. Pleasant educates more children with less
money. Davenport educates more than three
times ~ many with little more than twice the
money.
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,-Tbere "a. .v;a.,.. 80, .o.., ~. ga.
iue scene. Of the n.rt;no het,..n Gen Scot.
and the eroa rnou loft hohinA - w shsn~-
eon, tnat new military policy was inaugnrated.
That policy seems to.be, tie concentration Of
troops. and moyements in great force unon es.
sential points. No doubt the pol;cv had been
70 scatter troops too far and widely. To the neg.
lect of the more important positions that could
have been taken, and programmes that misbt
have been worked out by vigorous commanders.
| --e-
IA washington county in this State has
proved itself worthy OF the name It bears-
About 1000 men have been enlisted in the coun-
| ~ and gone 70 the Held, and among the number
10 one company in the 7th, which was in the
bloody battle OF Belmont Hearing that arti-
cles were needed In the hospitals for sick and
wounded soldiers, hr. Hart collected in one
school district and part Of another, quite num-
Der OF blankets, quilts, shirts, towels. pillows,
pillow'slips, socks, ETC., etc., OF the aggregate
value Of $3.50, which have been sent forward
The receipt Of the articles will not only make
the sick and wounded comfortable, but give
them encouragement and heart and convince
them that . grateful people sympathizs In their
Isses~ssssHs eo~ oPPs SOses0 sasoA ueSVtV
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| New Lebanon. Kv-. Der lax
M. EplroE-While sitting in INV tent. Wait.
ing for that long DELAYED signal which ia dipni.
aed vi,h the .ioniac.nt n.me Of Tattoo cou;.
t.,ips upon the n.,t and indule,nv IN v,r;ou.
Expectations concerning the future. i. occurred
to nv mind that few words from this Quarter
might not prove wholly uninterestioe 70 vour
numerous readers Sometime during the last
summer. Col. II. B. Darlington va authorised
BY the War Department to raise one Of the new
Regiments Of U. 8. Infantry provided for BY q
recent act Of Congress. He stationed himself
at point four miles north of Columbus, Ohio
gave Il the name of Camp Thomas-and COM
nenced recruiting We left there on the 2ad
inst, with two battalions full. constituting .