The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22
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that the POweshiek insurrectionists have
been released on bail. Twenty three of
them were held In joint bond of $1,000
each for their appearance at the United
company who were arrested were released
Internationally a. It did not appear that
they were present at the drill where the as
sassination Of the marshals was deter.
mined on. The Fleeners have not yet been
arrested. Mike Gleason IL still in Jail in
this place. Oskasoosa Herald, 2ota.
By the HeraId We learn joint discussion
was held Last Saturday in Oskaloosa be-
tween Hon. J. 3. Grinnell, candidate for
Congress- in the 4th District, and J. Mitch
oil, his opponent. The latter was badly
used up. The Herald says:
There is no comparison between the two
men. One il weak and trying to uphold a
bad cause. The other speaks with con-
scious strength knowing that the prln-
ciples he advocates are vital to the salvation
OF the Republic, and such ~ will command
the respect and approval of the friends of
liberty and free government in all the
world and for all time to come. We hope
the peeple throughout the district will at
tend these discussions. Could they all hear
them Mr.. Grinnell's majority would be
perfectly overwhelming.
TIE Iowa l7rH.-This regiment is ex-
pected home soon. II has seen as much
military service ~ any iowa regiment
Recently demand was made for the sur
render Of = prominent position in Georgia,
but Col. Clark r. Viewer answered, "No."
It is stated that Col. Viewer was "a COM
mand Of the Ohio SOth, hut this il mis-
take. He commands the Iowa 17th-a reg
iment Of ten battles.-Gdte City, Goth.
SHoT.-A young mana rsttsman-was
killed Tuesday night at Montrose. The
follows: The murdered man, with two
companions, entered the saloon Of John
LAmotte and took drink. His compan-
ions went out, and Lamotte asked the
young man to pay for the liquor. He re-
fused, saying he had not called for it. Some
violent words passed between them, and
the young man left the saloon. JUS then
some stones were thrown and struck the
saloon. Whether the young man was con-
csrned in it does not appear, but Lamo.te
immediately shot him, the shot taking ef-
feet in his breast and chest. He sprang
back into the saloon, saying he was shot,
and died almost instantly. About one hum
bred shot were extracted from the body
l6id. y
Captain w. w. DeHues, of the 7;h Iowa
Infantry, died at Muscaiine on Sunday
morning last. He had just been assigned
to the staff OF General Dodge, when he was
attacked with fatal disease.
The Copperhead newspaper of Musca-
tine, the Coxrier, has been ensmalled, in
consequence Of the serious circumstance
that papers OF that kind are not appre.
ciated.
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q cane mill died from the effects of her in
juries last Sunday.-corydon Monitor.
Dixon, s'local' Of the Des Moines Regis
ter, ia common with all true men turned out
With his ''gun upon his shoulder and his
bayonst by his side" upon the occasion of
the late excitement in that section. In
giving his experience he says he was awk-
ward with the musket but declares it As
his opinion tina: ''in ten or fifteen years
after constant practice, and after all danger
from the rebel invasion shall be passed"
he would make an efficient fighter.
AccrDENT.-Chas. Reed, Of Boone town.
ship, Dallas county, Is years of age, was
thrown from q horse few days since, and
in descending was kicked by the animal
just above the ear, iuf1icting dangerous
wound. At last accounts 1t was supposed
he would recover, but he was very badly
hurt.-SsGse Register. 18th.
DIR. ~ III. Smith, who was arrested some
time since for desertiOn from an Indiana
regiment, made his escape from Camp Nc.
Cle,lan and il now at large. He will prob
ably be retaken, ~ officers are on the alert
for h;m.-AuSc0tinc Journal. 18th.
lie Grand Byington, the grand polywog
nf the Iowa sham Democracy, is starting q
new paper at Iowa City called the olive
BrdsscA. What is the matter down there +?
Have the "barmonious' democracy got in
70 family quarrel? Go it, snakes wen
hold your hats.-Fdyelte County Record.
18th.
OvHn1.AxD.-We understand the over
Land stage company have made arrange
ments to extend their lire across the State.
The nrst stage passed through our town on
Wednesday last. The Western stage COM
pany will Immediately double their stock
and run four-horse coaches. We hope the
competition will not only increase the
speed but reduce the fare on this route
Fdge County Observer, 18th.
EMIoRANTs.-At no time within the last
ak years have SO many settlers been COM
ing into Iowa in the same space Of time at
Lyons as during the present fail. Emil
grants have been docking across the river
from Illinois and States farther East; near
~ all Of them seeking homes in the inte-
rioT Of our State.-LVons Mirror, 10th.
WHooP- TO- Doo- DEN. Doo.-More than
seven millions of men, since this cam
paign commenced, have abandoned the
fortunes ofthe Republican party, and have
gone over, body and breaches, 70 the Cop
perheads! Such, at least, are the state
ments Of Copperheads and their organs.-
How does 1t happen, then, after this tre-
mendous revolution in public sentiment,
that Ohio and Pennsylvanis, and even the
land Of the boosters, have gone for the
Union candidates by unexampled MAORI
TEST We love tn record these facts. because
the Copperheads here and elsewhere have
proclaimed from their housetops and eve
rywhere else, that radical changes have
been occurring for the past six months in
favor Of the Peace Democracy. Lincoln
ekins arc 1t premium !-Dcs Loiaes Reg
5Stcv.
During the thunder storm yesterday az
ternoon the team of Thos. Harrity. which
was standing In the vicinity 0f YonnOsa