The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-27

I the, ,,lne, many of them battered, bruised
and St allen and some of them wiping
very 'ody noses.
CO .r EcTloN.-We are happy to be COR
rectt ny Mr.. Dow, who informs us that
Map Draw ing has been taught the past
year our Public Schools.
A HARD MARCH BY HooKER's Army
A correspondent of the New York World
4 peaking of the march of Hooker's army a
/ week ago, said:
"This army in the march of Monday, suf-
cred untold miseries. The heat was OPP
ipress e in the extreme, with scarcely a
breatl of air stirring. The roads were an
Ikle-d p with dust, and to cap the climax,
| The ST. eams and springs along the way
we're I'll dry. The whole country was fill
ed with stragglers. Men could not be kept
mthe ranks. Every piece of woods was
J filed It'll them, and no coaXing or threat
!, eIing could prevail on them to move on
hThe an Uulances were crowded with those
gho ha completely given out. presume
There we're as many as a thousand cases of
comp ce sotiet, of which at least hundred
Iwere instantly fatal. The open country
WAS covered with these poor fellows, drop
fong down by the roadside in all directions.
"Bu " have reached the end of the hasty
| march 1T last, and have made one days
rest, Win plenty of water, with which the
whole a my has quenched its thirst, and in
which have all had good battle. The
result j apparent on all hands. Every
Moody is ;reshed and in better spirits.
little u ,Hration of the heat has also con-
tribute keep the army in better trim,
and lr.lnl may now say we are in con-
l luton resume active operations"
I ACT is ACCIDENT.-Mr. Frank Howe
Of thi rs one of the proprietors Of Bar
}ey& Menagerie, received a telegram
yestel stating that the Hippopotamus
attach T. the concern walked off ship
INTO lFfe .irie, on the passage FROM Butfa.
totOIa 70 E.. Some attaches were cleaning
his caG len the ambitious monster
Oolted ad rolled over with tremendous
1plngt NO one of its own elements, from
which 7a nad long been divorced. His
keeper ~ .e left behind in boat, to re-
lover his beastship, if possible. The ami
nal is worth some thirty thousand dollars
he viii probably create considerable alarm
u The minds Of the ancient mariners o
Lake Erie before his gambols are conclu
1ded.-Cfi N5m.
Chant burg, which the rebels have oc
IGupied, 5 furnishing town, the capital o
frankie lnty, Pennsylvania, situated
on the e, pgheague Creek, at the june
lon Of {, ,mberland Valley and Frank
IN raltrta3 orty-five miles south o
SHarrsbl1-, md $50 miles west of Philadel
fpMa. | connected by good turnpike
roads " b Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Phil
Meiphia and by railroad with Philadel
pla, Barr hurg, sc. 1t is surrounded by
ssmgniy waited and populous country
ornlins sa of the great limestone valley
Hhcn e, ,gr IS along the southeast base o
ne btat fountains. Population abou
}seyel II u nd.
HE 5 aET HISTORY OF THE RBEL
LION - ag the papers of deceased
nl4ai IA awyer, partner of the dele
saT irJni A exandria to the State Conven.
va tna' psn ed the Virginia ordinance o.
sSessi n, has just been found statement
he aas nd nays on the final vote fol
STessi ~. his vote it will be remember.
wa always kept quiet under the obi.
sauoh n oath, and was always
sFest a,e that, with the exception
lev Western Virginia fanatics, il
&nearly unanimous for secession. Ac
sdlng his table, which is certified a.
%irect ~ foot note signed by the Alex
I!ade, gate the vote stood 80 for secession
100 az u. excused from voting, and
&C. lsman who was in indianapolis
s,.il u regel prisoners from Vicksbur,
fs;se,' Z nat city informs us that on tn
No - lie procession at the BatesH ouse
ISM ~ street was blocked by per
tSt OF ! imam beings. One of the use
nsh lcf lean, lank, cadaverous look
81 Of Anak, whose limbs were en-
So e remains of what was once
sSpe!, siAel on the crowd with unfeignet
, in thn siu'ait, and giving his hat ''hist'
eraaN ssJr, siouted out, "By God the Fed
+ gone to Hell-the Feds havn't tax
Wbary soldier from this place yet.-
] ILng1e are You Bo-re-gard?"- Vincenne
A. Ava'a in one of the regiments at Sa
! fth a led out during the hottest par
re1,, IN: "och, murder, I'm kilt en-
ny Are you wounded. inquired al
ho ,Vef near him. "wounded, is it, you
IiaI replied the gallant Emeralder, SD,
swasa m worse than kilt out and Out
hoSa waiting for the last quarter of al
tbaro @f pull at Jim Murphy's pipe, ant
'e, now, it's shot out of his mouthn,