The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

Battery. must be added to the list, maxim.
O total OF fourteen deaths within as man.
days. There are several others not repor.
ed. The prevailing disease is Spotted "a
yer. "-Hdwk-Eye Flag.
The Cops were SO discouraged that thu,
didn't attempt to vote at the School ElsS
ton in Fairfield. We are expecting -
hear every day that the Cops were driven
away from the polls in that place by "FsS
eral bayOnets !"-St0te Register.
Federal bay0nets'' didn't have anythi,.
to do with it. but good and numerous ~
eral ballots was what the matter was visr
SO badly beaten that they had not the -
to@Ake az e6ort/ FSirfcid Ledger.
The ladies' Of osRAl6osa gave asipr.r .
the veterans Of Company H, ID Iowa r.
fantry, on Saturday evening last n.
Herald says it was fine affair, and ~.
whole entertainment seemed to be heart,I.
enjoyed by all present. The Oskalooaa 4.
dies seem never to tife in well-doins. -g
The editor Of. the Oskaloosa Herald i,
noticing the weather and speaking Of d.
crops in Mahaska, says the winter vbe.t
does not promise to be frst-rate, and a.
spring wheat is not all sown. However, y
nobody be disheartened. These clouds "a
cherries days will soon be gone, and tn.
April showers will insure an abundance I,
May flowers.
Yes, but will these "May flowers feed.
hungry man and fatten porkers! Thai.
= ,aO -
caiity.
~ The Council Bluffs Bugle SAYS Nh.
6. G. Nation passed through Council Blua
few days ago. We learn Babbitt "passa
through" shortly after, and hasn't ben
seen since. Another example Of the 'srulins
passion strong in DEATH" Queer, isn't Il!
But ''sich'' are the ways of Copperheads
~ The Iowa Statesman comes to US for
an exchange. We beg to be excused. w
abominate and detest the whole Copps.
hoad press, and don't care to increase u.
number Of our exchanges Of this kind.
Keep the thing at home. s
M JAMES 6. KEMP, Of Co. NJ. 9th low.
Cavalry, died ut Schoaeld Barracks, No.
March Sd, 1884. He was from Shelby Co..
was good citizen, good soldier, msu-
Der Of the Presbyterian Church, and leaves
a wife and three children.
/@ The West Union Record says that
widow Lady, by the name Of Desert, who
resides in Pleasant Valley township, Fay.
cite county, has nine sons in the Uaso.
Army! The old lady says she has one
more son abou: old enough to 60, and Il.
though she can lily afford to spare his sse-
vices in her declining years, but il The
country needs him, she SAYS she shall
cheerfully make the sacrifice. Mrs. D. ha
patriotic woman, and has been q pro-
ductive Des{s)ert. She deserves pension
from Government.
Mr.. Loash, q teamster met with sad e.
cident at Sidney last week. He was NOV.
ing family, and in unloading his wagon.
one Of his horses started up suddenly,
which caused him to lose his balance, and
he fell between the whipple-tree and on
Of the horses. His knee and ankle Joint
were dislocated, and his leg broken In
three places. We.glean from the Sidney
Jr..foM.
Major Robert E. Craig. son Of DR.. CRAIG,
Of Abba, died on the ID day Of April 4
Merfreesboro, Tennessee. He was Major
Of the S5th Indiana volunteer infantry
The Abba Union says Major Craig was for,
msrly = member {1see par at thas, place,
A big dinner was 9iven to the teterss>
soldiers at Abba on Tuesday last. Hon
w. c. Shipper made . brief address TO ths
soldiers.
= They are having some " weather = up 4
Keosauqua. The Republican says: 'sE1eae
is the 18th of April, and no green peas, %
lettuce, nor /" ingings," nor nothing Of IL
vegetable kind. Aud that is not all-ths
seed are still above ground-gardens have
not been planted. But the prospect il nov
looming up beautifully-for more Of ths
same sort.
About one hundred-more or less-of the
citizens Of Bloomfield, according to 81
Guard, are suffering from q spurious and
vicious vaccination or inocculation Of an
ulcerous and vicious kind.-KeosauGvo
Republican.
RETURNED.-Several of the Sd Iowa in
fantry veterans returned last week on fur
AOuSue MANY VI tucul nave OeeU 3OD10I
since May, 1861. They are certainly VA
come back, and we say most heartily. sione
may they wave They shave fought the
good hight aud kept the Enssh," t6ereire
there is laid UP for them crown of honor
when this 'krueaI war is oyer,--.Enorylh
Republican. .G $3.50
MARR1ED.-On Sunday evening Ami
10th, 1864, by the same, al the residence q
Henry Spray, Esq, Mr.. Jefferson L. Hook
EFT, of Co. u. 18th Iowa infantry. to Min
Martha Latta, all OF this place indidwols
Bonner.
The Catholic and Baptist Societies. at In
dependence, Buchanan county, (why don't
you, Rich, get the name of your county
changed!) will both build new church sdi-
Aces the coming summer.
The Dubuque Times has been sold to
Messrs. Charles Aldrich q Co., who will
take possession Of the establishment about
about the LIST Of Mdy. The new proprietors
contemplate procuring new dress and
otherwise Improving the paper. - ndPend-
ence Guardian. 4tdfa 800 -
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