The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

tall, sandy complexion, has one lam, .uSenes
and is deserter. Mr.. McFetridoa -,
is poor man and q private In the IN No
linois, offers reward Of $50 forhis !. y.
hension.-Keokuk Consultation. ppm.
COUNTY The Corr 40,
county have called County Cnn.. xslol
to meet in this city on SATURDAY. ~ u9 VA
Eof June. The purpose OF it is e choos. NY
egates to represent the Snakes in M ~ ~
Convention to be held on the 18Th W ~ cea
For the credit ofall that remaina n ~
party, we hope their State ConvsrS.a
TINS year WI! oe an improvement q nv y.
held here last year. 1fnot, military ~.
from tearing each other to piecsss 49, ~
Register ra''' ~
For the information Of the ClsvtA. -. -.
ty Journal, we will state that 49,. ~ 49, e
twelve cases Of small pox in NSSs:sSs
and furthermore, thst there hoa ssySs;
one case Of snsdN p0Z Or ydreloid r.ss.
treatment for one week ending tn.1as.s
far as we can learn from our nhv,,s;h .
OF course, therefore, there are n -.
this disease at the American or n1s.s.su1
Houses.-NcGregOr Ne,cs.
George Crook, of McGregor. b.. -.
appointed Adjutant OF the 2Ist Io.. I,
fantry. The Ners says be is Z sooa A.
low, prompt, energetic officer. IA !.
culiarly fitted for the Office to which /. !.
assigned.
A fellow calling himself Brown, v,,oH
mitted to jail at Mt. Pleasant on rrid., !.
charge Of horse stealing. He ~ g.
hauled in Missouri by member n 4.
Anti-Horse Thief Association, Of H.s,.
county. We CLEAN from the Joar.oL
The dwelling house Of J. s. McCrS,
and nearly all the furniture ia the -.
was consumed by fire on Tusday LIT \,
G's residence was north OF the civ lini,
Of Mt. Pleasant.
LAueHABLE.--Wec clip the followine -.
fences from the Mt. Pleasant Journal
1--WE learn with sorrow that the eocd ~.
men of Henry county have been ohliSI
very reluctantly to give up takinR 4 ~
partment ia the Iowa State SANITARY N,
ut Dubuque next month, and must c0ntsS
themselves with individual and Dociay
contributions. The county association ~
hoped to do something creditable ~ nv
good name Of High Henry in contribution
xs \ county &c.
Now, here is where the ''gazeller3 tprs
in. Brother Woolson is down" Ont
project Of the Orphans Home Asylum
and we rather think he has got his "Ss
in, and he wants to show that two thias
can be done 1T the same time, viz: CONT
buttons to the State Sanitary Fair, and u
Orphans Home, He says again: ~stisss
but in an evil hour other conussh -
vailed, and the chimerical scheme q -
viding an Orphan Asylum, having II
presented before the people by tho vstk
Of great names and industrious e6oeSd
jealous Agents, NJ of the most imMexA
importance-as having superior elaiDe
any other object upon our present Nj
ity, the contributions to our HanitaaJ ~
became, in the view Of those who Ind -
induced to subscribe to the Orphan Asyin
go-by." --a b. ii 90
We extend to yoe, Brother W oolscsIA
behalf Of the Ladies' Sanitary Comm
the Iowa Orphans Home, SoldienSA
Veteran Reception, Young Ladies' II
League, and the Christian Comnis64k
invitation TO call on them Mt BuriaA
aud see. and learn the workings q -
various Committees. Their laboesidtt
"clash,' and they are A. busy -
Come down. ##4 .toss y
The following paragraph We clip ~
the Fort Madison Bulletin May q: ~
During the week past, we have vi1
portions Of jefferson, Charleston, FL
lin, Harrison, Cedar and Marion IT,
ships. Among the farmers il may ba19
to be especially = busy seAson. The 80
force that each could command, was ri
ployed in putting in the corn crop w
most every one had planted more q
but much remained yet to be done. y
should cay that, qp an average, not -
one-third Of the ground had ri Io
ploughed and planted. .FI II
The prospect for Spring wheat, oat1t dA
and small grains OF al kinds, except ~
ter wheat, Is certainly very promidlcf.
The show for fruit, with The cxc<ptjm Il
peaches, was never better. The same 80
be said Of the grass crop. - III
WELL DONE SouIx CrrY.-We fecdNo
yesterday. as Treasurer Of the 6eoee y.
phan Asylum, from the Ladies' tod
Aid Society Of sioux City, $25A fcr teen
memberships. That Is big thing -
small place. Nty RePx0itsoa. q
On to victory Soldiers brave! s 49, III
On to victory or the grave 80 III 49,
There Is too much in the ~@,0ss eQe
for us. Drop the word '.the'' md. -
.'g'' in the last line, ana ~ ~ -
the sentiment. The-second line M
read, with the above change sdi aai
Ion TO victory or rasri hGa sesribaa
That's Il. aaa7e4i#' esit gi9aiF1 ,yss
Rev. +. o. Tade, formerly III Tia -
but recently Of New York, i 70 llslsy
pit Of the congregational Church ~ MI.
~. hereafter, at Warrington. s. Ay1lMl
Press. a.r,8 fsx ina
The Alton National says the srySIe.
fever has broken out in Union oountJsa
was brought there by . returned sa6ki1
der. "Ketching' the erysipelas y
thing new to us. Some one y ssap1
you Racquet. l . fsafl
An acquaintance remarked to % the
or day that the weather was ~ awfof
he "sweat like . jackass." We innoc
suggested that It was "perfectly n1gff3
that he should. A goAk.--Aftor Ne 1905
Mr. r IT aan6ora fnrm0rlv n ~ IS