The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10
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which he manifested in regard to his duty
a. IN officer " te s-8E
Il is rumorsd that New York regiment
win relieve the 1SSd Illinois regiment now
ct Rock Island. $50 s. 49,
The 4Sth Iowa, battalion of which were
ordered to Chicago last week, areexpected
The s.rs6s, attempted to dig ont of pris-
on . few nights since, but the blue coats
were too sharp for thems Aatsa " ~
+ Among the dick and wounded transferred
TO Nashville, Ang. oath and 18th, are the
following names: 1st Lieut. f. q. Buck,
la:a Iowa, leg amPutatad John w. Bryan
9th Iowa, sick. = Davenport Gazette, 5
THEMErEoR1C PHENoMzNA.-The beau
Itiful phenomena Of Wednesday night last
has caused much comment among our c1t1.
Iens. We do not understand itscause. and
would like to haveso theory concsEning
it, Three distinct trains, eQui-distant IN
appearance, tapering towards point IKE
tfe rays ora comet, and with the light
|fnlly as bright, and standing out IN bold
relief on the sky at m angle Of about 40
degrees, presented a subject Of study Tor
the astronomer. This phenomenon ap.
peared about o'clock p. M, and lasted
about Is minutes, at one time the eky De
kentle breeze Was blowing 1t the time, and
the sky vas somewhat overcaM: A .,,;ta
LII - Ec,o S Inc Ss Il roet.ore snpesred.
Who can further explain tt?-1tSd.
!, Cornell COLLEGE. located ct Mt Vernon,
linn county. n one Of the most prosperous
educational Institutions IN the State. Alta
.lafa meetinr Of fhe Board 81 Truntoee, the
fcilovinr nstriotic reeolution was passed:
Resolref That The BOD Of Trustees Of
1ornall COLLEGE,. actuated by the mobiles die.
tstes ST patriotism and humanity. DO offer
senf ekildren Of deceased soldies, Ill the
sdrsnfacee Of free tuition in said College.
-.
MICK LELLAN.-A Wneezy cannon, WIN
re ye,P'ng poMels o. wae e. swo aNm..
Old, celebrated the no@l1stlo1 O McCle ns 8
in this place on Wednesday siteFnoon. The
wneezes were 100os- 1Ou1 Apal !:
1ney were OF tne style anu cnaIacte5 %
sae@prshend the ssei hat the. hey we're inten.
ded to celebrate the sspulshr4l virtues q =
the .grave.dlgeer o. the CnicnAnomny:.
The Copperneacs traeo 70 get Up Htue 1at
q entousa9m, out Iney sMieo ana oIUke
down nopelessly. Iney Mlleo 20 ia0caiiy,
toat IN the enoft 70 run up tne nag q tne
~ MolnSs d01scs my ss4cx = Co.oe[
END up with tne Union Gown! 0.1 cas = y
absence Of m1no.-cRdse Aeeg'sse5, oePt =
The Washinston Repwbliean ibsstows The
1rosPsroas ss.ss;; =. -, -. . ,.,,o,
that vounr Iowa is about he pluckisst
etate on this continent-or any other for
natfer. They "ro the whole hog" out
fhere. havin9 no sort Of mercy on rebels.
euerrillas. or copperheads. Not long Sgo
5here were some juniors Of . bushwacking
INVASION from 4issou.a.. HosthM ~
Se1. 80. .5Aes .aa4 elS . aone
E1..Na - S' q: p. -. - ~ ~ N.S
snausu 70 ~ teAo 9 ~ 80 ~ tnvsslOn 49, ~
~ cuo: ao c1usieu, uoloovo1,. ny os.se
"ns,. - y IS sA. S;.hnnorshI sS;s1;. ths
service Inc Dosnwackers staad OUT OF
1c T. ...r.4h. ro;,,,,. !, ~. s+.,. ). ~
Y seems tnc mlnua o. me StaIe y now
Pelng organized under N act o. the last
Ieel.l1.uxe. An sOMe lCc ~ ~ - COZ
~ uyi4k 70 ges conu0i 9. tne oIesnl1a-
.lOny. WnTIeuPou IN 00Vetn0f te1e-
B14Pos a. follows: 90.
n . Re Mo.N1 Aus, dO, !ooa ;...
y which ! shall b governed e organizing
ne mlnua 20 % wen 1ndel1tooo. am
9 ae'eImlned, az an nazaros maj there anAA
pc no Paw-paw arrangement in Iowa.
I. 10 Inis emo % cafeanl ana commlesl0n
.nose Onty VINO arc Known 10 De 1rlctiy
loya! Issue no arms TO companies until
sansnao ~ poailYe proof that they are oEs
Banlzeu IN g0o0 Ialtn Dy k000 men. :.
w. N. STONE.
l. y plain the Io s officials, at any rate.
nave no respect Tor rose water policies;
ana the people are at sieese up with the Of
being entirely safe in predicting a majority
u 1"'VVW ior Mf. Aancoins * o.
REV. GEO. B. JocEIYv, .. D.-WHERE-
~! tns hsy; DEC: =: yoce!y9, y: y. Y Y
AZ the CanrcA sf,nnftn lsava ne - sroths
er field Of labor in the Masters whey ard,
after having served e preacher IN charge
IN Asbury Station: Mt. Pleasant District,
Iowa conferences Tor two years past with
great acceptabihty and usefulness: There
lore ST.
RESOLVED 1T That DR.. Jocelyn,@ by his
urhanity, Christian department and faith
iumess, and ability % Minister and Pas
tor, has endeared himself to this official
Beard and to the entire charge at Asbury.
,Rssosred, ID, That it = with the most
M s. svith ma - ~ h;rhIv 1900, uPoA ~