The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-13


-. Miss Sarah s. Norton, Of Muscatine,
- sheen appointed to succeed Miss Shell
.soias Corresponding Secretary. OF the Or
"a Asylum. ASA
- Mrs. Hagar, Canvassing Agent for
u Sanitary Commission of Iowa, will give
,l:cture at Fontenelle, on Monday even
II Aug. Is.
! rThe Abba Umion says there are but
10 Fremont men in Monroe county. We
voald like to know If they part their char
- uiddle! Fremont y doing . heavy
- .our whole-souled friend Charley 81
, rlans, suttler for the I'D Iowa, gave ~ .
al yesterday. He is en- route for Grants
INV. where the ed has been ordered
;Vswish him luck, prosperity and happi'
- Tue Keokuk Cbxssitwtto~ says thai
! -, corn and oats are In plentiful supply
i 10 streets Of that place, and rather
II. Timothy sells at ia per ton, sheai
. $50 per hundred, and corn q PEI
-. s.
\ - Clagstt has got out another "whal-
r. BIZ book, entitled: 1.-THE difference il
krakes with Abolitionists when War il
fVned for the Defence Of the Honor ofOur
~. ana WARRIOR the Abolitiod Of STAY
Lu,r This book is.expected to have pow
4 rfh run-at the nose!
u Mr.. c. E. Mooreman/ of Indianola,
iSSus . call yesterday. Hsis on his way
pn1 ffom Davenport, whore he informs
vhe learned from Major Duncan, Pro.
yIae Gen. Of the State Of Iowa, that the
uoealor our State, under tho last call, II
I ~ thousand four hundred and sixty-six.
arThe Leon News learns that several
u agn some goDrrillas took an old wo.
IAq who lives In the neighborhood Of
ulhsville, Missouri, and hung her until
- told where some two hundred dollars,
vhcA her son in the army had sent her,
wasoocealed.
- In our columns this morning will
; hmd long list Of Iowa wounded, in
llpttal Id front OF Atlanta, and at points
- ade. The list 10 forwarded to us by
III Rev. w. Saltsr, Who il on visit TO the
n@
1A gentleman OF this city sent his
ls1aband to market Saturday morning,
Iadamong other things, ordered him to
LII @caulifiower." What was his con-
Ita1ption, upon the return Of the niger,
lid the basket half fillen with gorgeous
IHUsts.
/ N,Brother Mslick, of the Eddyville
=. received Of w. c. Hopkins, Of Mem
IL Tennessee, two silver half dollars, on
Ad2iption for the Star. He says they
hkold fashioned and are unwieldy. He
s6 % let the Cops take . look at them
ksIsd postage stampeach.
- At . regular meeting Of Burlington
(MepapAical Union No. 80, held on Sat-
Aog svsning, Aug. 9th, the following Of.
dA were elected 1or the ensuing term;
hg1dent-r Frank r. Snyder.
VIZ President-D. w. Hamilton.
csetary-Ed. w. Alden.
L1ancial Secretary-W. E. woodward.
nPosurer-Jas. n. Broadwell.
.yeant-at-Arms-H. L. Dodge.
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Ave direct attention to an article
hMs Cincinnati Gazette, headed, The
Foyer Of the Government. It may b
saeMntags to some people Ne. are ac-
ssd with, h they read and consider it
ldhlly, and with special reference to
kswn oondack actual or contemplated.
~ shall heed It's suggestions it may be
AAsy will thereby avert from them
sssa great calamity.
(&We made mention on Saturday, that
lANths ssbents" on the west road gave
~ We were mistaken in our state
~ Rev ties were being put In on one
1aa the bridge, and through the care
llsass OF the workmen, the timbers fell
R3 ground, thus OBTAINING the train q
~hars. The bridge il now In tip.top
and the trains run on time.
Ia large number Of our citizens,
Of them influential Germans, went
= sxcursion last Saturday, on board
Aascatine, Capt. Robinson, to Daven-
They returned home last evening,
ypleased with their trip, and the ex-
- fare and attention they received
0e gallant Captain and his gentle
gslerks, Messrs. jerks and King.
kAWslearn that Miss NJ. e. Shelton
6s'sned her Office is corresponding
Of the Orphans Home, and IL
- the employ Of Tho United States
IAN Commission, at Nashville. The
Of the 'Home'' regret to lose the
sof her services but the Coaanais-
M md her = valuable addition to
sady efficient corps Of workers.
Ihs members u General Rice's old
are raising funds q erect monu-
L. The memory Of their Late brave