The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-08-20

- The Annual Conference OF tn01
Christian Church will be held in Winter
1T, beginning on the 18th Of September,
1864.
- Those wishing to procure rooms ct
the Barrel Houee during the time OF the
State Fair here, had better be making ap-
plications pretty soon. A large number
Of the rooms have already been engaged.
How Love, o LORD !-How long we ask
must this nation be ruled by the imbecile
Lincoln?- Cbxncil Bluffs Bu0le.
Another four years from the 4th Of March
next. How do you like it:
- Loyal Csisew thinks that their il IN
orsanisation in Centerville, called the
s.Angels Of Peace supposed to be .
branch Of the Copperhead treason concern
lately exploded. Nice "Angels," truly.
@They are building new spire to the
church of St Stephen, 1t Vienna, which is
to be five hundred and fifty-four feet high
when completed. That il considerably
higher than any in the world, we believe.
- Jas. Nicely, who murdered Patrick
Cassidy in Linn township, Warren county,
Vas examined before Justice Bryan Of In
dianola, and committed to Jail to await his
trial The examination lasted ave days.
The person arrested a. an accomplice was
acquitted. - Z,
- There will -be-a sahhathsschool -pic-
mic celebration on the 9TH day of Septsm-
hi. N6 and ahalf miles south d Hnlshoro,
near Bayles dollhouse, in Lee county,
and general invitation, . given to all the
Sabbath, sdhqsas in Lee and Van Buren,
Counties 70 attend the cstebra,iouyss
- An exchange saysp that vsllandig-
ham was burned in efngy BY the dtudents
aPrinceton College on the night Of June
18th. A cotsmpofAyy u noticing the above
says that's nukhine TO what be will be
burned on the niGhtaiter hisfuneral." The
Lord be praised! May chat time soon
come! & .%
Ss- The KeoseuquS Re1s5siosN states
that the delegates chosen to represent Van
Buren, CouQty IN Akse Congregational Con-
vention, are unanimously in favor Of the
re-nomination Of Nj. .Wihon. And adds:
ssFor Presidential Elector We believe they
are divided between Col. Weaver, Of
Bloomfield, and Van valkenburg, Of Fort
1taalson.a -. -. l.sr... a3o4
~ A petition is in circulation in Lucas
County, to have the enrolment act changed
At the next meeting Of Congress, 90 as to
enroll persons between the age of Is and
IS years Of age. The feeling Is pretty gem
orally for the change. Some Of the most
hearty lookiuen1en Of our county are over
As years OF age. Y a-A' faa - y'as Ea9 l@-
Ire N
The talk OF the South coming back Il
getting to be too silly to be tolerated. The
ample question is, will the North come
aek."-Day Book.
Thank God, the North has, 'scome back
come back to 6rst principles, and the
combined powers Of Copperheadism, death,
hell and the grave, can't drive her from. the
holy purpose Of crushing out this rebellion
and making our country what the fathers
- George d. Ingersoll, former editor
ofthe Fort Dodge Repxb1icax, 10 now in
Idaho, and working for four dollars per
day. He writes to the Republican that
there are thousands who can't find work
ct any price; that there viii be great
deal of suffering there during the coming
winter:
a-Messrs. Donahue & McCosh received
yesterday one block Of marble weighing
two tons, for the Monument which they
have donated to the Southern Iowa Fair.
IT will take about Ave tons of marble to
complete the monument, and when COM
.pleted will be . beautiful specimen OF ar
stistical skill 81 $50,
- ~ We heard . doleful, piteous noise
down town, yesterday morning, and our
Axst impressions were, that valandigham,
Babbitt, or other notorious Copperhesds,
were holding forth to some Of their faith.
1fal in our city, but on nearing the spot
from whence proceeded the noise, We be-.
held q mule colt, neighing for Its mama,
and the last we saw Of it, it was following
% Aiarge bay horse! s5s'sssi 20
ca "a dispatch has been received from
keokuk, Astounding the death, At that
1aaes. Of Rev. I. I. Stewart. Of the, Iowa
Conference Of the n. X. Church. Mr..
Stewart was one of tho pioneers Of lows.
Hs name stands ct the head Of the Roll of
the Iowa Conferences: and. during his ao-
Tive ministry. he filed several OF the mcst
Important charges In the Slate. Atlthe
sime OF his death he was hospital Chaplain
ee Keokuk, the duties of which post he
nlied With great faithfulness. A patriotic
Citizen, devoted minister. and good man
has gone to his reward.
- The Keokuk Consultations says that
white woman was married to . negro
man by darkey preacher in that oity on
saturday last. We are afraid that these