The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-30


says II reasonable inducements are odered
he's going to devote considerable space II
his next number falling his readers 81
about 6utchfue' new saloon. Tbe e0tol
probably takes nothing ehoft Of twenty
cent drink. We trdge % by ~ long name
b givn Il. ssBoesona0lS iB11ece1est".
taat mssns evefything that Y good, nc
plenty q Il, sucked through astraw; DOM
it Bird. Ireneyf-lb. 50 IN Txw9
!f Of eourse II dossi 80 es A.a31s
], The Cedar valley Nssss ooneludss from
what it has, sesn and can Learn, that tht
corn coptn that ssotion Of lows viii b
snccs thal ,nsually large To..s a so ~
ne foiiowing ''good one' W clip from
the Cla1ipAa OosSsSev. We hope the "hi,
nllutin country sheets will send brother
NTH their psospec4nses:-
Fxn BAD ABOUT 1--we have beer
Hawk.Eye editors ever aimee ito estabhsh'
menA but some Of them have 1dlsd % 70
spond to tho "Xn on the margin. The 6ur.
lfnK3on Hoaek-ENe and Council Hum
Nonp0rejl, two Of tho hoet papers N tns
State, have favored us with their daily eol.
ton. Palmer hos been kind s1ougn 9
|ssna - tAe Dagistsv. and mary 9theI VA
liable journals have been fece1ve0
NH oondsscend to send % : column pros
pectus. delaning THAR in4uenftn pocauon
q reeard to foreign and domestic Ponuoe
10 c0urne the 8ovel0meDt 6n0ul0 puI,
sue in the French-lexico question, ano
the beet nod of recom1tfuctine the AMER
can Union-alsoitheif terms, rates OF az
vertisin& etc., We nay ee0clooe 10 pup.
fish it, IN consfdsratioo OF On excnange.-
Il this won't do grss I rc oeS1 :. oo Rn
70 est aione without their papers. Like to
havs : little advice In regsm 70 the matter.
Our re6dess are growing desPeFaasly impa.
tient. Is a.
HORRIBLE AcC1DENf.-Judge Moore
furnishes % the following particulars OF ,
shockifk 6Ceident which recently befel .
little boy residing near Quincy. 1t seems
mn the father had been at work in his
6eld. and q little while before shutdown,
went to Quincy-ehout. . mile from his
farm-and told his SON. % come home At
usual time. He waited until nearly dark,
and his son did not make his appearance.
Feeling little uneasy he walked over to
The Geld, and found The horse quietly graz
xing in the oats patoh. On going up, he was
horror-Stricken to zee his son mangled
and torn, with his Root caught in the tug
It appears that the boy had been endesvor-
ine % mount the horse, and had used the
tug as . substitute for . stirrup, and that
he failed, and in falling on, his heel had
slipped on the inside, instead Of the outside
Of the Strap, thus making complete loop
around his ankle. The horse, Of course,
for several hundred yards, dealing the Lit.
tie fellow to pieces against the rails. Did
not learn the Ceori,sda Observer. 1
r1A...~~ 81 srAn V1y~,h
ingfon Democrat has been informed that
th4 cropo Of both wheat and corn in this
county win barely fuEnish the farmers
With their seed. This il . great mistake
The corn crop win prove good YIELD
Fall wheat turned ct well, though moi
very much bteadth had been sown. The
6pE3pg wheat was generally ruined BY the
6nG, though some good 6elde were bar.
VUsted. Corn margins adjoining wheat
stubble have been injured somewhAt By
he bog, but not % much - to b q bug'
rbears-6i00wyNsN News ~f.fs gassstsr 81.
SHOOTING AryAm.-While on his trip e
attend the State Convent3on at Dee Moines
Judge Moore overlook . wagon with
pretty rapidly, and - he attempted topass
1he horses attached 70 the wagon started
|o6 ate rapid gait. Il seems that the horst
behind was only tied to an axe-haudle
Which We lying loose in the wagon, anS
the quick motion Of the horses IN from
jefked il ont. This frightened the horst
behind, and ~ no started to run, the AK
Iswong around IN = most violent manner
cutting Of both hind legs at once betwe1I
sight to see the poor brute gtanding in thu
middle Of the rad On the bare bonees-
The man ought to have had better eebDe
and Mtched hiD horse more securely
Qarinda Observer. sa 80 -,
/ sHocxINas .DHAfH.-Ysstefday morn.
ing, about ten O'Clock. J. H. Coen, dA-
| 0euerreen aftist, was found dead in hia
pic1pre.cn4 q this city. From all appear.
sncss IS had besn dssi, for anne tine. -
decomposition had already taken place e
such IN extent when the body Was found,
that the stencil was terrible. The last
time be was seen alive was on Monday
time he was somewhat intoxicated q he
had been continually for several daYs pre-
yious. i y stated By those best &C.
Quainted with him that he sometimes
would shut himself up IN Lii CIR and re.
main there Soe da1S - , dine without see-
ing his shmtly OF any one e1seauntil his
spree WAs over, which viii account for his
absence not exciting surprise. He has had
IS ~ AZ yss.s "a q = aoso.s cadT'b pee
some thAe u died 1Fe0 delisinin, and 81
others that be commltted suicide Jby tax.
|tpg poison; but all that 3 known about
tho case y - above stated Eddyuille
cS0s. rs fs9ass T. asIt ssa a1ssxi
VINO u 17f-s1As following ws;clip from
the Leon NeUs. soirs essb
TAKEN DQWx.-A NV dsys mo, . man
hailing 6om Buflfngton and supporting
to Be oQ1flo.buyoe. want "a M. Brvant
/ Who has 8 1ino lot 81 IL cattle, and wanted
|tb buy then, the following conversation
Cattle Buyer.-"1s your name Brysnt,p
Ii. Bryant-"YeoS Sir"
G. Ri hsve BEEN - re your cattle
and want to buy them. - -
Mr.. R-"Wel, what viii ycu riye3n i
1C..B.-"Allow me to throw out a few
bead and viii give you two cents Per
g: Rare thsy not worth mere than
snAt lts y t.1& i.sg..s rs ssss va
q Bob, no, / have 80 head Of fl
! cows that Win average !, 100 pounds, which
Will deliver at Ottumwa 6 two and hall
N. B.-.1 vim take ,hsn, here j, $500 On
the contract, and We win 90 TO the house
and draw mp the necessary writinRs.''
| 2. B.-Considerable sufmped.-"W.e.ll,