The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-30

lition. His head is sound, and his heart
beats to the music of the Union. No real
Union man will, directly or indirectly,
give laid or comfort" to Copperhead or
pan. Them's our sentiments!
The Anamoosa Jones county, Eureka,
Of the I'D, says:
We have had week of good dry wealth
or, Just such as is needed ut this season.
Every pillow aud harrow has been and still
is busy.
Some of our patrons think US too severe
on the snakes in our columns. We do not
think so, aud are not disposed to adopt
ANYTHING like q cOnciliatOry tone towards
the friends OF rebels. In speaking of Cop
perheads we 90 not wish to be understood
as including Democrats Of the style OF
Generals Butler and Dix, but for infamous
traitors Of the Vallsndigham style, we can.
not find words to express our contempt and
disgust. II any body knows Of any very
severe language or epithets, just apply It |
to the Copperheads aud tell them to charge |
it to US, tor we would most cheerfully say |
or do anything honorable, to abuse, crush
out and defeat them. Wheatland Times.
It is not q little singular that the nearest
relative to George Washington, now living,
holds an important position in the rebel
army, and that the only son OF Zachary
-keokuE Constitution.
The above facts are not any more ''sin-
gular," than the fact that Maryland rem.
egade Wing, is publishing CQpperhead
paper in Iowa.
A MODEL FARM.-About the finest farm
in this region Of country is cultivated by
woman-Mrs. Boone, widow Of Davis
Boone, of Boone township, Dallas county.
She cultivates three hundred and sixty
acres, has lao head of cattle, 400 sheep, loo
hogs, 10 or II horses. She will have this
wear liO acres of corn, 25 acres Of wheat, 80
acres of oats, aud 80 acres of timothy
There is good orchard upon the farm, and
q garden and shrubberv in good order and
cultivated tastefully. Mrs. Boone has one
son and five daughters at home, but the son
has farm of his own to manage, and the
mother takes the active, responsible charge
Of her own acres. Her agricultural handi-
work will compare with that Of the other
gender in Dallas county or anywhere else.
| All this shows that while female culture
i sometimes teaches that attending operas
and cultivating the affections of poodle
dogs fits ladies for the companiOnship OF
husbands, there can be o style OF female
husb0ndry OF another sort, II not OF more
beauty, OF q great deal more practical util-
ity.-'Stote Register.
H, C. Watkins, is now and has been, since
his return from Washington, attending t
the prosecution of all claims against thu
. United States for bounty, arrears OF pay
aud pensions, free Of charge. We TAKE
pleasure in making this matter public OF
the same terms.- Gtensoood Opinion.
A DAVENPORT MAN RoBBED,-We clil
, the following from the Chicago Journal
/ Mr.. Mccormick was an engineer who re
Tell
Edward Mccormick, resident OF Da
! venport, Iowa, while attending the perform
4 ance at the Academy of Music, on Satur
a day evening, had his pocket relieved OF [
gold watch, valued at 3l75, by an unknown
expert.
: Mr.. A. II. Clark, at Davenport, receiver
:, prize as the handsome man" at tn
: Glass Blowers, on Monday last. The locs
of the Gasette says, sit is needless to re
: mark that we were not there" OF cours
it is. And so 1t is with us.
= The Hon. Charles E. Willard, Distri<
Attorney for the tth District, Is about
take up his residence in Glenwood. Hi
present residence in Osceola. His pres
!; ent residence is at Osceola. We CLEAN fror
2 Our Opinion.
BACKED OUr.-"Razorback," a note
% rious female Of this vicinity, got her BAG
Il up sAns last evening, for publishing SOU
j. OF her doings, and gave US a back-hande
lov&rp,-when we backslid.-Locol I
% the 4rscatine Journal.
: Aayeere love-tap," eh? Well, we pass
Thk.toldlers at Muscatine compelled Il
editoilpf the Courier to take the 'oath. :"
N W44o see any good to grow out of M
ID hinGy notorious enemy Of the Governmel
8. take the ssoath." He is of the 'ssame opil
rs ion still" You might as well swear . "a
~ ~ tlesnake; and it's great waste, in o.
opinion, of the precious material. It
i. true, one who il compelled to take Il
ct ''oath," under q threat, feels that he b
Il been made to humiliate himself; but asi,
0" from this it don't amount to anything.
Il The man who worships God through fe
Of hell, is not much of Christian. II
.'terrors of the law never made q pio
- man. He has got to be regenerate
" throughout, soul and body. So it is wi
these filthy Cops. They must be 'bo
yer again." They must be induced to q,
Va their lying and stealing, and fornicatiol
en- &c. When this is done, then it will do
Sc "swear" them in. Our advice, therefore,
JIG to let them run and spout their treason
:. The wheat and ''tares' together gro
slp Leave them to the avenging hand of Oh
LAS impotence: but watch and see that tn
'oo don't steal something from poor "
uo widow.
,od
started West with the intention of crossi
ck- the river at Council Bluffs, are now
rhe camped in the neighborhood of this pl,
ma have discovered the best place to cro
.wo and governed themselves accordingl,
ma As an Quitting point, Glenwood offers
,er- ducements to the emigrant superior to q