The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-03
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Dubuque county has paid oui, SIZE, 500 !,
The way d bounfise., ~ ss.',s 80. !. j :.
Joha McCAughey committed suicide Il
thsiyicinity q Ds Witt, Clinton county,
5swdays since. He was dersnged. iits' Il,
A part Of the Grey Beaad Regiment is'a
Columbus, Ohio, and another part At en-
ctnnAtl ra.a 4s4..ss & se.8sE
JupoE eoGE.-In the northern part Q
Tho State, where It was supposed that th,
Union candidate for Supreme Judge woult
AL largely behind his ticket judge Col
made . brilliant run. In Floyd county, a
. we'll up with the National ticket. g
Dubuque county. he il ahead Of Lincoln
and but for clerical blqnder Ia some o
the tickets, he would have received vel
nigha hundred moro votes than LincolY
in Clayton. From returns already recet
we'd, &c IL evident that Judge Coles major
ity Il - large Ia the State % that Of any o
his colleesnes ga the ticket, So much
then, for. the Copperhead cry, that the poll!
into alaughtef pens Tor the sacrifice Of The
Judga-&ose. Register sd IS -
Kx1osnNs ExP1osloN.--A young lady,
whose name has not be9ny rep0tDed, wa
dangerously, II not fatally, injured on Sun.
3 Kerosene 1amp. NS etatod that she was
blowing in q the top Of the lamp chimney
when the accident occurTed.-.lbtd.
- on Saturday two hnndrsd and nine
dfalled men and sntstitutes were forward
"a % the 18th Infantzy davenport Gazette
T1R1-We arc sorry to learn that The
dWellin9 house Of Mrs. Glover, = widow
ladyNvm9 four miles cost Of this city, wa
entirely consumed by Ere on Tuesday last.
We understand that moe4 Of the furniture
ana assiclss in the hOuse wsrg saved by the
aDsistance Of some men who were ut work
q ths railroad near by. A valuable gold
watch Wa destroyed. The building was .
80 story frame.-Fdiuteld Ledger. &
- Maj. Pierce of the 4th cavalry i
newat fairfield laid up with wounds re-
ceivsd while in pursuit Of Price.
Tnr EIaHrH CAvALaY.-The ssh Cav
airy has made an attack on tho opperheAd
ranks andthe portion Of the regiment heard
nom Lost only one man. The engagement
occurred on the 6th day Of November. OF
and %c s iitsie Mscs ' yota n lie lie
6th = Unit. How te does run in the ar
myl-Davenport Gazette
The Marshalltown Union states that .
conductor on the c. 4 n. w. r. r., while
compiling can 1t that place last Saturday,
wls thrown across the track by the start:
ing Of the train. whereby his leg was
crushed In the most horrible manner, rem
dsring amputation necessary, ..asss
Thers have bsen several attempts 70 steal
h0nDeD In our midst, Of lato, and persons
having good horses win do well to be on
~ 0aANhp %npH nnn~
man has . right to shoot horse thief while
about to commit the act OF stealing, and
shooting on the spot" - tho best remedy
3rsuch evils. RtooFfeld Guard
ZThere are four renegade rebels and gusr-
rillas, and one copperhead In jail at this
place; two Of whom have been tried BY q
military commission and are awaiting sen-
tenCe. The otherss will be tried in q short
time and justice rendered to them accord
ingto the merits Of their care. Ibid.
We - BY the Uaies that large numbers
Of hoes ars daily passing through Abba on
their way to the Eastern markets.
a new paper called the Atlas has been
started ct Cedar Rapids, by A. g. Lucas
formerly Of the Linn CO. Patriot. The At
les ID spicy, full Of lile, and believes in Old
Abe and Republicanism. We wiah it sue
cess. &
The Council Blum Nomporeis OF the 2lst
complains OF intensely cold weather IN that
section.
The McGrsgor News says. the sportsmen
ofthat city are busy deerhunting, and that
vsnison Il abundant In that market. A
Mr.. Pickner shot buck on Thursday that
weighed ITS lba., which he sold for oac
PR lb. 90
We are informed that the carr will be
running to Pella, by the 10Th Of December
next, without doubt. The grading Is ali
completed, and the iron II being put down
. fast - possible fox muscle.-Eddyville
HogS, hog, hog, everywhere. The pork
season. has tatYly commenced and our
streets are filed With them from ono days
thsm, and still they come. The hogs arc
1enera!ly looking well but are not ~
1t - they should b. Farmers. generally.
commence feeding too late, andE1he conse-
4uence = they arc always forced to drive
their hogs to market In . poor condition.
1nere y moro proht and more honor in
1atting ten hogs we'll, than half feeding
twenty. When corn Il scarce and hioli Il
pays well 10 ocouomiso, and We know Of no
betssr way than that We have suggested.
DOL c. Todd has gone from Keokuk to
g. Louis. to effect the TRANSFER Of Iowa col.
diers in hospitae there to the hospitals Of
this State. So A
ss--s
The Davenport Gdsette says gentleman
named Reimers, Of that city, while pasane
along the streets Wednesday evening last,
was ~ upon and knocked down BY . bru-
I'll Eufaan. However he was rescued BY
other parties before receiving any severe
injury.
- colored man was horribly scalded yee-
10y p n ~ an.o ,e G yos e tne 3.
legs were literally boiled. He may recov-
O, but It WIN b . allow procesA-Gat City
BusHwHACKERs, TAKE NoTIcn--Appa-
moose county 70 now fully and completely
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