The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23
Railroad Advertisements.
PHrKADELPHrA, July 10 The Baltinhoro
Railroad II fully repaired and tradns axo
running re8ulaxiy.s aasu ia yi8o0sf e
The ret Of n Ollie Regiment-Aa
UistoRlco1 D0g.

untesr Infantry len ColumbuA Ohio. Or
the field Of war, young lad4 presented =
Company A, Of the roGdmeat, 4 beautiful,
bright eyed spaniel. Tie dog was younS
and became the pet Of the company. Tho
men guarded II It ffst, - much luT e.
bright syss Of The fai Y l: =. = e - e.
spaniel was named Curly, and Il c6rly
formed warm attachment for IL ounnpc--
nv, and shared in Ill Il it, tr1u0phD en6
dangers. The regiment Was 6E1t throWu
into Virginia, and IN al the bloody sconeg
Of the Esstern csmpei91.-ths s.nguinazy
bsstl:s ieasht By nco's.lan, Curly lsll:w-
nssS sad bravery W. 1ss1k "a and Id ssscnsSins.
Il mattered not Where H. company chAxS.
"a, Il was 1blloWed ~ ~ fhithldl der. -ake
two different times Curly wae OoVofolY
wounded On the battle fields Of Vi14iSia.-;
ne . member p q re eonPany kindly 49,
peE until ho w10 again Ablo Tor ~ maeeh.
The old llth, with Gsnsral Hookee,s cogpo,
was Transferred g the Army Of Tho 6oufh-
west. AZ the battle Of CGiCk AAnauRa. e.
faithful dog was again wounded, and rep
ara1ed from the reglmeue The men tho't
that hs had been KILLED, and gave up IN
hopss Ct ever s ssst tsg e ei% ,sin About
was surprised 10 sec TIE wounded do9 Ooono
lmping into camp A. soon - b lbund
his old company, Curly exhibited the Wild
est Joy. He was reduced almost % skol-
eton, and appeared 70 b su0eeing deeply.
Yet, when foodled BY the men, 10 hafksd
and wagged his tail with unmistakable
delight. Skilful nursing and kind attsn-
tion had ! powerful influence on the dos,
and be rapidly recruited In stseugth and
grew much better. At the storming OF
Lookout Mountain, tina 1lth Ohio aided In
the gallant charge, and br1vely fAcqd the
Storm Of leaden hail. Again Curly sWAo
un1oEtunate; he was severely Moand11 In
the right shoulder BY : Aippie ball. from
vi The Il ilth p1sssd through NssSvlfie.
some two weeks ago, ~ rosse Tor hoaAe 20
b mustered out ol the oervicet tho hhith-
ful animal. in the hustle OF the m0voonAnt.
VA separated from the men and l0ft Is.
hind. On arriving at Louisville, the reRi-
inent offered larg4 reward to any body
t TeG mSfd noble thl 'e ca.i IN
reward prompted parties % mako am 80
search, and yesterday the dog Wa1 ro6eIveG
from Nashville, 1t the ofaco ofCopI Ounn.
70 b forwarded to Cplpmbus, Ohio I. 10 q
still suffering from his last wound. vt
wears cheerful look. Around his neck n
clasped . steel c0lhr<,pla6ed there thrOa
years sgo-with Tho following. Inscriptions
= $500 ICeAAt AAAk - - 0O80 WIZ
yoo' 18th Ohio Volunteer InilntsJ. .. 8.
We understand that this noble hero OF eho
canine species viii b forwarded to sthA
Governor Of Ohio to-day, who intends to
make him an honorary memoer Of the
Capitol. He returns from the battle deld
! "war worn veteran marked with hon.
orable wounds, and With history Of which
Curly. faithful dog! the State 0f Ohir.
should gratefully cherish your memory -
the noblest Of your species !-kOxsevslIo
Journal. MS.
A National Convention Of Spiritualistu
will meet in Chicago on 7th Of August next.
We trust that this body will 20 to no ex-
tremes, but preserve : .hahpy medium
Of action. Provided any donatd sraBle guam
tity Of ''spirits" be manifested, We would
suggest that the Goyefnmeut should, for
revenue purposes, at once ttax the stock
On Aad."-BNealo Commercial Advertiser.