The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-03
OUR STATE.

SUBSTITUTE BROKER ARREsrED.-C0
Vial arrested substitute broker from Nev
Hampshire yesterday and forwarded hin
to Davenport. We have no use for suA
visitors. The Hawkeye boys are cleva
but 1t Is ali they can do to run their ON
machine. They can't help other Staia
''out Of the woods" or the draf.-OaA
CITY, LIST.
A Little Rock, Ark, paper informs =
that John F. Lacy, lst Lieut.. Co. C, SD Iowa
has been appointed Assistant Adjuta4
General Of Volunteers, with the rank of
Captain, and received his commission inn
the President Of the United Sta,es.-Gsiar
ioosd Herald. @s aah
The citizens of Oskalooea are offering
bounty Of two hundred dollars for yoluf
teers for one year. This sum, with y
Government bounty of 500 and the psyd
SIG per month, makes 1892 dollars per VI
in addition to clothing, ration, &C. Onf
80 recruits will be required under this =
rangement, and q part of them are alreadJ
secured--persons wishing to avail then
selves of this offer must apply at oncA-
ID.
Mr.. Zebulon Gray, member Of Con
pany Il, 34th Iowa. was killed on the e
inst. at Dauphin Island, Ala, while =
picket duty. Mr.. Gray was q good a3
brave soldier, and we sincerely sympathin
with his bereaved parents in their sad 8
fi;ction.-IoCG Patriot.
A $50 Hoo.-The other day Fisher 4 g.
purchased Of L. Osborn. Of Cass Townslih
live hog two years old, weighing 6
pounds, at s. per 100 lbs, or so for Il
whole. The hog was forthwith forwards
by rail to Chicago. Raising $50 hogs iste
more profitable than printing newspapGs
with paper at q cents per pound.-Andas
wAnnrx srkAro..-warren Count,
will elect Senator in November to Ill u
Hon. p. &. G. Merrill. The candidates b.
fore the Republican Convention for nomt
nation for this Office, are, as we learn froo
the Indianola B0Rner, w. McMarshmso
of Hartford, Capt. J. F. Goodman and Cart
J. H. Knox, of Indianola.-Nyats Rsgise,
Aug. 9th. -re ~. ia
Hon. j. A. KAssoN.-The health 0f our
Representative in Congress, Mr., Eassoo,
is improving. He is still feeble, but then
has been marked Improvement. since b
came out from Washington to enjoy IT,
invigorating atmosphere OF Iowa.-I5id
40 CASES TO TRY.-There was no Cous
held in CassiCounty, q week since. for ~
very excellent reason that there were =
cases to try. Judge Gray was on T.
ground, ready for business; bat conclude
10 adjourn Court. There was no cfini1a.
business requiring the attention OF II
Grand Jury. That County which has =
little litigation in 1t pops the Coppefhead
at every election.-Ibid. s0 -llAI
REFUGEES. Three more families ofAr
kansas refugees arrived in our cityOn SCI.
urday night on the Lucy Bertranl.- Thg
are pitiable sight and have been OCCUPY.
ing the coal shed on the levee until "
evening, when they moved up tOv1
where, we did not learn. One OF the fant
lies has taken up quarters in the Arcs
building. They are objects Of charity
Heokuk Constitution. sAlsla
CoMINa.-We learn from Col. Todd -
the D. A. January arrived at st Louis
Saturday faom Memphis, with about y
hundred sick and wounded soldiers, e.
among them . lot of our Iowa boys. II
Colonel viii go down In q day or two
onel that some Of those who came up =
week ago, and were so sick as not to
able to get about, have improved so nue.
as to be almost like new nen-the resun
of healthy locatio n and judicious tresr
ment.-I6.
The following important notice 10 =
Davenport G0zette relative to the draft, "
received by Major Thos. Duncan, y. 8. =
A. A. Provost Marshal General, yesteroI
afternoon, by telegraph from Washingtoa'
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1910 MAJOR 1Nes
DMncan:-Keep volunteering up - muc
as possible after the 5th Of September. e.
let 1t be known that volunteers viii
counted on the quotas Of the present -
up to the last practicable moment 100
the drafted are accepted and sent 70 r.
devious. JAMES B. FeY.