The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-18

JeA JAWS, ana naun much mora ~
got the words out Of his mouth era ~ =. =
gathered up and soused into the coe, "
waters Of the Maquoketa. We sha,I y
pect now to hear the ''cenfederate'' me- {,
papers IN this State declaim aQains.s u !,
treatment Of this individual as an, Z
outrage upon individual rights, and i .
freedom OF speech. ~ %
The editor Of the Abba Union hoe
the recipient Of bouquet Of flovers !.
thus beautifully notices the "giftu ana !. !.
fair donor:
OUR LUcK.-We never fail to a..
share Of beautiful and choice fors. oo
they are not all the gift of some at,so.,
and dazzling belle, they more than Nv
her beauty and far transcend in sino an
Of expression the artistic genius Of ~o.s
It is not the rank or station or MI
place of the donor, that renders a o;s q
ceptable to us, but we prize it for il ;r.. e
sic merit, value or ornament, as svs aLa
Of the donors unpretending modeaty =. y.
cerity and truth. the value of di:,,.ssta
is not measured by the wealth OF the ~
er, nor does the chiseled marble a,v.sse;Ia
dictate the real merit Of the departed f IT,
ers are the true symbols Of an uns.iS.'
and generous soul, and they teach :.
love God, who has impressed upon thsss
Divinity that no art or device Of mn ~
destroy. We thank the fair donor N.,aal
collection of rare flowers we have racs;, :.
this week. 's''N
The Charlton Iowo Patriot has. o,.,
article on Fremont's acceptance. v. y;
. few sentences /:
J. c. FREMoNT.-This illustriom e,,s
date OF the mass meeting of disaSss.s
politicians has got his back up at TIA -
ident, and has accepted the nominstiss
rendered him, upon the condition N.
Abraham Lincoln is nominated - 4. 1
Baltimore Convention. His letter y @ !. I
ceptance is certainly the weakest ana -.
contemplate article ever published = ~
country by any man aspiring to the ~
idency. Fremont has had ersat ~ =, ~
admirers. He has been lauded a : ~.
man and warrior, but we must cc.s..
that we never could see it.
His race for the Presidency will T. a.
finishing stroke of his brilliant Life.
The Keokuk Constitution learns th,t ~
pilots who had the johnson and Die w.
non in charge at the time Of the collide{
Of those boats, have both been dischar.A
by the packet company. 4
The Appanoose Democrat complains L
the irregularity Of the mails in that RI
ton Of the State. The same paper san 81
prospect for crops in Appanoose this x,J
son, winter wheat excepted,) is very IN
tering-there will also be an abundapcf
fruit.
PETTY THIEvING.-On THURSDAY en-
ing a raftsman who was lying drunk n
the floor of Schwab's saloon, was robb1
$40 by boy nine years Of age. Soon ~
q drunken loafar by the nameof Tim. h
man stole ten dollars Of the money nu
the boy. Both were arrested BY Msnh
James. The boy was bound over n h
sum Of 500, his father going security. IN
was sent up for fifteen days.-Assmt<
Journal.
The Fort Madison Plain Dealer. q Ju}
10th, says there was considerable nd4
ment occasioned in our streets on Msad
evening, by the appearance Of msdd
snarling and swapping at everythinsuq
ing its path. A number ofhorses and
were reported to have been bitten.
The rabid animal has been killed
buried.
On Friday last four young men wm
rested for passing counterfeit money.
Of their number were discharged, n
other two held to bail. The Iyam Dd4
says considerable quantity Of the 4hga1
was found upon the persons of tn n
with goods alledged to haWb
stolen. We withhold the names 9th
cused uutil after their conviction, ID
victed they should be.
Quite number Of the river papeub
a good deal to say about early Pea
are an "old" things with us, and ths~
crop about ready Cor use.
Triplett was removed from this plss
Des MOines last week, where b. WI
confined till brought back for d!
October.-MognOtia Un,on.
The Magnolia Uuion says any qusr
Of rain, from a sprinkle to nood VI
be acceptable to the people Of HE
county.
SERVED EN- RIGHr.-Goveensr 3
being reliably informed that JohaD.n
D. o. Daniels, and Bolivar Daniels
for the State of lows, ~
10 the State of Maryland, are notod
disioyal, he has revoked their comnb
and will appoint Messrs. William 2
Robert Lyon Rogers and Thons
rls to al the vacancies. Coppen
meet with awful accidents wba
crawl in the path of our patriotic =
nor.-Stdte Register. M
DIED.-In Panama, Chautauqua %
New York, on the 4th OF June, SCI
Palmer, relict Of Rev. z. NJ. PalnG
Of the senior editor Of thb
aged y years.-State Register;
Lieut.. Thomas Colliver, writing y
Guard, under date Of H'
May Is, in speaking Of the lOO-da5
and other matters, says:
Snow is the time for the weak
men to prove their valor. Boys
right out in meetin' If IL make You
II you can't come out, pull of your
es and let your mas come-sngH
"dfeard."
1--WE have busy times ut HelenaGs
reverse of the army in the southsn
the State. The guerrillas are Ee2
occasionally firing at ne
and sometimes get bold enoughto9
and fire on boat; but Gen. BuNn.
enough for them. He hanged two1N
last week just for . joke, and ths3a
ed well"
The meanest man in the w0h
AYn.. I..~nxz In hnln inn him ~ "a