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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
Lessons IN Penman.htp.


Mr.. EDIroR:-We, the undersigned, have
been solicited by Mr., J. Whitney, Professor
Of Penmanship, to examine, at the close of
his first course of lessons, the improve
ment made by his pupils. We shall take
pleasure in acknowledging to the public,
through your columns, that such fine inn
provemen:s we have seldom heretofore
witnessed, made in so short time, and it
was highly gratifying tosee how complete
" all had succeeded in adopting the teach
er'a style, which is an evidence to us that
he has made himself acquainted with the
best mode Of imparting instruction. His
pupils expressed desire to return their
sincere thanks to him for the many bene-
Ats they have derived from his instruction.
We have no doubt there are many young
ladies % well as gentlemen, in our city,
who will find it profitable as well as inter
esting to attend his next and last course Of
lessons, as we think his writing is not only
smoothly shaded hut beautiful in size, and
very ingeniors!y combined into words.
A course Of lessons will commence on
Monday next, at clock, o. M, and at s
p. M, in the North Hill School House.
ssia LUKE PALMER, ].
President OF Board School Directors.
M w. F. BAIRD,
Pastor CumberlandP Presbyterian Church. !.
e. III. WARINa,
Pastor Burlington NJ. +. Church.
s VIM. GARRETT,
-. Clerk District Court.
;oo2 daw1fx
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cotton-Dull and without decided change, al
Flour.Opened quiet and firm Closed decli-
ming at g 5@S s. for extra state: s. OO@92 Is for
extra r H Q. and % 3o@ 10 90 for trade BRANDS.
state and 81 sssi 70 for western r y q o''' '01
Wheat-Opened dull and closed So &c lower, at
20@2 oS fof Chicago spring; s2oO@2 O5 :for Mill
Corn-Opened arm and closed dull and decii-
ming at u 550l S. for new mixed western, clos.
ing dull at inside quotations; 81 60 for old do. to
Oats Higher and more active at e2o95c for
Co6ee-Dull. Prices nominally unchanged.
y crude dull ct l5@46c.
Wocl-Nery f,rm, with : fair demand.
ulative excitement continues. $500 for mess;
new prime, ana sss oOeaS g IS prime mes. ..'-
shoulders and l614@l7c for hams.
Bacon eides-Dnll and nominal.
L0rd-Quiet and scarcely 20 arm At lG3<0l8c
:, Butter-A little frmer. ct asas5c for Ohio, and
chesse-F Firm at llolsc for common to prime,
eterling-IrregulAr and unsettled, at q 3eA
Soid.S1r sssi; and unsettled. opening At
s ana aaay elesnss e e. declining e
oosSoss & ss !, 3 3. 1s
stocks--Rather better. c & RIV iX: TEw
Is scrip SIS NJ o So; r rs ST. s. Erie s s
ss0 81 d Asd is 8 e d sssssi s%
No. SO 66; Tyr cert 9651.
Prices Of Mining stocks bid in Boston to-day.
Franfiin II M Hoppsn nor
IL. k0WaDlc 64Z: ROcklAnd IA. Srs e4
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MARKETS

W. BURLINGTON. 3 r. NJ, Friday, June a
The weather during the week has been very
In this vicinity, and understand that West and
North Of here II has fallen In abundance.
A gentleman down from Dee MONIES last even.
ing says taeeorn all along the Des Moines val
ley looks much better than last year ct this
time. --.
excited anc very much unsettled. Gold was re-
ported on Tuesday at 5000 Wednesday the
whole country was startled by the announce
ment that u bad Touched So 30, and everybody
was asageasnsive taat some great disaster had
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] &He are p1inSd 70 lean, BY the o.
Salooe Herald ihat General Rice isafil IN
e1tic0ls condition. The Herald. Of yes,
On! !. Il. h;o. i, A thought ,s,s to b. slowly
&coterinr frotn the effects of HIS danger
- wound. He IL unable to move nus
over limbs. sufYefs intensely, and e yet
afcrtical condition. His physicians, one
"a whom Is DR.. Taylor, OF KeOkuk, give y
their opinion, 50 we. tnat
e crisis in his case, is past, and that there
hope Of his ultimate recovery. All yisl'
Sqs are excluded from his room. It Is to be
9setted, we think, that the Generals foot
sms;not amputated soon after it was woun-
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Flour-Dull and nominal. -'-~--'.-
.Wheat-5@7c lower, IT 81 75@1 IS for Ne. l, and
II 6s@170 for No. 2. closing AZ inside prices.
Corn-2@3c lower, at 81 6Nl q aud N220l ~
closing steady at 81 1B@l 81,
Oats-Acttve and firm. 3ales 10000 bushels,
~ slk970Hc, clasing ct the outside.
Nye-Acttve at 81 40
Bafley-Neglected. sf
Whisky-eI seal Sc; closed atsl g..
ers. r -. - r
Lard-Held at l7c. Buyersat l6@l61Sc. 40
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KNABE PIANOS,

One seven octave Cnrrei Legs and ZOre-one
seven'octave, Goshic Gsylrboth Of splendid tome
and finish, full iron fra1Ae and extra oCerysvu,,1
base, warranted for NV yeArA =.
This is what w. BOrIeR, pupil Of Mendel0ohn
says OF them: II mus confess, that In my traV-
with any Piano tina, gave me such unbounded
satisfaction. They surpass By far. any. In vol
scarcely . factoryeather In this country O Eu-
rope. whose InssIaments have not tfied, yet
none combine III those qualities In % perfect Z
degree aA Knabek"
those desiring 70 purchase are invited % cali
soon, ~ these m.truments meet withIeady sale.
! nA S.l n VAN METER
iunA00-h&HlW
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4 discovery has been made in the art of
icSlmaking by Londoner, which has been
put into patent, aud will soon figure as q
company. The inventor will Outsell ma
will be less costly to make than to lay in =
store In winter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

Among other relics of antiquity recently
discovered at Colleville, in France, Is mem
TONED "a coin bearing the head Of Faus-
tina, to pay Charon for the passage across
the Stvx"
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MARRIEn.

III this City, June I'D, at the res;dence Of Mr..
VIM. IS, Cook, by Rev. w. 6Alter. Mr.. JOHN c.
Ho0PER to Kiss MARIEN 0RACE LrPPINC0TT.
At the re sidence Of the brides father, ON the
18th inst, py Rev. A. r. Wiley, Mr.. Henry ].
DEPPERMAE and Miss MARY E. FEES, all Of Des
MoineS County.
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The deaths Of the Danish soldiers are an
nounced in . general advertising paper In
the capital, in quite pathetic manner
As an example: "Our beloved and only
son paid his debt to his country on the bat
tle-fe.d Of -, ETC."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ A little boy, about ten years old
was arrested Saturday for extracting a
pocket book containing six dollars from
the pocket Of man who fell asleep on the
corner Of one of our streets. The money
was returned, bat the boy twas sent up
for ten days.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

Among the ''sights'' ut the department
Of arms and trophies In the Philadenphia
fair, is fac smile of the ''Swamp Angel"
just cast at Pittsburg, and its ball of 200
long, and above Eve feet in diameter ct the
hr0och.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
HAIR DYE HAIR DY II
DATCHIIorS CILKD1A11D 1Al1 D1B
II tho best IN the World

1Is oslv H0Nllea1, zs1ss and 1S160bae DSs Aseosss
This splendid Hair Dye - Perfbet-chan0e0
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantay 70 sGeeaU
Black or Ndswal Bsvsss, without Injurtn0 tho
Hair or Staining the Skin. leaving The HAiE oofs
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. 1squsntly
restoring it, pristine color. and rsesa10 tho III
eaects Of had Dyes. The Genuine = signed
WIILLAMA. BACHELOR, III others axo mere
limitations, and should b avoided. Sold ~ al
prurists, -. FACTORY-0 BARCLAY g. II. Z.
Batchslor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing tho
Hair, uuneo dAWly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

A letter from st. Petersburg states that
the telegraph intended to place the old and
new worlds In communication by way of
Behring's straits is not only decided on,
but ID actually in course Of execution, all
the difficulties, both monetary and inter.
national, having been surmounted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
.. DUTcHER'S CELEBRATED
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER,
A neat. cheap article, easy to use. Every snees
NH kiil Z ouart SOLD EvERYWHERE.

Thirty Years xxpef1eo0e u -
Mn. Winslow' Soothing Syrup isthe prescfap'
ton Of one Of the best Female Physicians ~
Nurses In the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never failing safety ana
success by millions OF mothers and children.
from the feeble infant Of one week old to the
adult. It oorrects ascidity Of the stomach. re-
lieves wind collie. regulates the bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe 1t the Best and Surest Rem
dy In the World, In all cases Of Dysentery and
Diarrhoea In Children" whether 1t arises nom
Teething or from any other cause. Full DE-
rections for using viii accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless the facsimile Of Curtis Z
Perkins" is on the outside wrapper. SoldbyNl
Drue9ists, 2S cents bottle Once. - Dey st..
New York, and 2o6 High Holborn. London.
te1.d&W1m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

Come, don't be timid,' said a couple Of
silly snobs to two mechanics; ''sit down
and make yourselves our equals.' 1--WE
that" was the reply.
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NTANTED. Two Journeymen Bar
Nv bers. Two good workmen, Fiyt.rate
wages and steady employment given. Apply
personally or By letter3O M: -- -. N
W. AUGUPTA. BasTet House Barber shop,
ae2l-dStsWltATlt IS Burlington. Iowa,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri.
nary and Sexual systems-new and reliable
treatmsut-in Reports Of the HOWARD AeeO.
CIATION. Sent by mail in sealed letter envel-
ops, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKIL141N
HOU0HTON, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, PhilAdelphia, Pa. s.8
m2l8l.dAWly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

A letter from Bermuda Hundred says
they have excellent music there; but it is
all wasted on General Butler, who distin-
"Yankee Doodle" and the other isn't.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

COL0ATE0 W0HEY soar.
This celebrated To1let 0oap, In such un;ver-
cal demand, IL made from the cholceef matsri-'
als, In nailA and enollient In it, nature. fres-
gFantly scented, and extremely beneflffal
In it, action upon the akin4 For sale by all
Druegigts and Fancy Goods Dcalscs
jan2o-dAW1y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ ~ A geutleman who resides u this
lily, but now In Ohio on business, sends
= the following:
no ROOM roR TRArroRs."-A member
1.-The preeent Leaislature from Mansfield,
bio, stopping. Of the .'Buckeys House"
SColum bus. in talking Of the return Of VAL
hndieham. rave vent 10 hts traitorous
slings yesterday morning. Mr.. Dolsen,
f1rcpzietor Of the house, waited ior some
Aeme. very impatfent!yt ana many IT,
I--that he had no room for traitofs-they,at
least, could not stay at his house. apw
AAyeuch landlords have We N sols c1W1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

Hon. Reuben Noble, OF Clayton County,
declines to be candidate for Supre Judge.
he sends a communication to the West
Union Public Record, in which he states,
lst. That he doesn't want the office; ID.
He doesn't believe he could get it if he did
want it.
A HEAVY STORM OF WIND AND RAIN.
1t is not often so severe q storm of wind
and rain is seen as that which passed over
this locality last Monday evening. For an
hour it rained furiously, and the wind blew
almost gale. Many fences, also fruit and
shade trees were blown down. Corn and
wheat were knocked over and in some
and other fruit were badly bruised. We
understand that Mat. Pickens' barn, in the
southern part of the county, was blown
over. There were eight men in it at the
time-only two were hurt and they not se-
riously. The Madison House verandah, or
rather its root, was blown of. Altogether
the storm was Of unusual severity and an
immense amount OF rain fell.
T. S.-Since the above was written we
learn that the new house of A. b. Harris,
west of town was moved some four feet
from its foundation. There were two FAM
lilies IN it at the time. The house has been
replaced ana the damage was not very Sc
rious.-OskGi00sG Herald.
RAIN.-We have reason to be grateful
for most copious rain OH Saturday morn
ing, under the refreshing influence Of
which the vegetable Kingdom in this vicin-
ity is now greatly rejoicing. It extended
some distance along the river but only a
mile north. and scarcely further SOUTH
It has been very warm since the rain.-Ot-
tMmsDG Courier.
The Dubuque Fair is now in progress
with prospect of q favorable result. The
Aid Society at Oskaloosa sent to the Fair
near six hundred and fifty dollars in cash.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

@ICapt- Kuhn, of the 10th Iowa, ar
rived here yesterday with 81 Of his COM
pany, who have re-enlisted. They left on
80 west train for their homes in Warren
county. The Captain is hero. Long may
he wave.
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DI -.

On the 9th inst. LEWIS JEFFxnsoN, Son of
Wilson S. and Maria Cline. aged "a years,
months. 81. ..p.s4s.
Death" *l
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THE CITY.
w. Capt. Waldschmidts Company will
not leave until Monday next, at uoon.

~ The receipts at the Fair on Friday
evening were $16O.
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~ There are only some three or four
companies at Camp Mcclellan Of 100 day
men. y8sa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ Mr.. Kephart, Chaplain of the 10th
Iowa, aud whose home is in this county,
arrived hereryesterday.
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~ The statement that we published
yesterday from the Davenport Gazette, that
the 10th Iowa would be At Davenport in a
day or two and mustered out, is incorrect.
Nearly three-fourths Of tho 10th have re-
enlisted, and are now at home on veteran
furlough.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

w. Mr.. David Hallam passed through
here Monday evening with l4S head Of fat
cattle for the Chicago market. The cattle
were fed on his farms in Warren county.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

Durling the week past there has been
frost on two or three different nights, in
juring somewhat the corn in the hollows.
The droughth still continues. The crops
are suffering exceedingly through want of
rain.-BelLevMe Union.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

- A friend said to Us the other day,
tha&hs thought We were . little too hard
on the C0ps.-that they were dead, and we
ought to 1t them alone. We admit that
they are dead, but in the language Of Tom.
Corwin. Ne want these chaps to know,
that there Z b punishment. even after
death!" That's all. .4-N.a-
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~ The journsymen cigar makers Of
Davenport, struck for higher wages On
Monday. - --
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Ladies' Union Ala 0oclety havo
made arrangements with Mr.. Of the eunderlAnd
House, to board and lodge. for limited Time.
all soldiers who arrive In Burlington without
meanG
Sick Soldiers win be taken to the D. .. Marine
Hospital, on application ct the ONCE Of d.. HE
Ransom, on Jefferson Street. lmar4-dkW
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ Adjutant General Baker is in at
tendance ut the Dubuque Fair.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

A bright little girl, in playful anger
caught hold of an elder sister, saying,
Nov, T. ii shake the 'saw-dust out Of YOU,
thinking the human species was got up On
the same plan as her dolls.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Burlington 4 Missouri River
Railroad Company, held yesterday at the
ONCE Of the Company, in this city, the old
Board of Directors was unanimously re-
elected.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

@Col. George w. Clark, Colonel of the
S4th Iowa. is now In command ola Brigade.
We hope it will not be long until the Colo
mel has ''star' placed upon his shoulder.
He is deserving of it.
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w. Mr.. Thomas Barnes. came down on
the West train yesterday, with fine lot of
fat hogs, fed by Mr.. Spray, of Somerset.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

@rWe saw few specimens of wheat
heads on Saturday at the store of J. II. Da-
vie & Go. They measured from Eve to
seven inches in length. The wheat was
grown in Flint river township. and known
as the Lincoln wheat. That township has
been in the habit of throwing a major
ity OF her votes for the Cops, but we will
go the "lager' that she will give MAORI
ty Tor Old Abe in November.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

"a correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette says that the loss inflicted upon
Cynthiana by John Morgan's horsethieves
amounts to $50, 900, two-thirds Of which is
fortunately borne by the secession sympa-
thizers Of the place. That is better than
might have been expected. We imagine
that such result is somewhat more than
the rascals bargained for.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

- Our readers will bear in mind that
l,the Equescurriculum, Chats IT. will visit
burlington ON Tuesday next, the 2Sth. We
copy the following notice Of this institution
from the Chicago Post:
y LENT's. EouEScURRICULUN.-T estab-
Nshment, one Of the best equipped and
). uniformed that has ever visited Chicago,
created tarore in the streets yesterday by
two bands Of music, showing about one
hundred splendid horses, and an array Of
wagons and vans that reflected credit upon
Nhe mechanics Of America. We attended
the" EQuescurriculum" in the afternoon
ana must admit that for originality and d.
Hsrsity of features it is far In advance Of
All aniecedents. The" bears the ''dogs,n
4ae"monkeys," the "bull," ana the "buf-
performers more than filled the bill. The
Ahssuoon performances areas complete -
those given at night. l@h..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~Robert n. Heisy, Commissary Ser
geant Of the 45th regiment, writing to his
father here, at camp near Memphis. June
18th, says: I'VE have some very exciting
times In camp. The long roll is beaten
every morning at 2 O'Clock, when the boys
turn OUT" and the regiment is formed in
line Of battle, and remain 90 until morn
ing. The boys don't like. this military
"mannuvre'' very much, but still they
obey orders promptly. A good many Of
the boys are sick, but not dangerously go.
The boys Of Co. F are all well, with one or
two exceptions. am enjoying the best of
health.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ Charlie Squires' soda fountain has
arrived, and is in complete running order
Call round and get cool drink, and see
the fountain. 1t is complete piece of
mechanism, and sends forth a cool and
healthy beverage, at i've cents pop,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

There is rtlmor afloat that the INA
tioaal" Cops, ut their National Conven-
ton which assemblies at Chicago on the
4thof July, will nominate James Buchan-
an TOR the Presidency and Fremont for the
vie Presidency. That's the way to do it.
There will b no spelling" two families in
that arradkement. Ia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

80 We have tried new burner for Coal
Oil Lamps, handed to US by Mr.. Walden.
who we presume, has them for sale. It has
a hinge by which the chimney Is turned
back. thus saving time and trouble in light
ing. In other respects it seems to be an
excellent burner. Those who try it we
think will be pleased with it.
~ We learn from private letter re-
ceived here from the saith, that the regi-
ment is at Baton Rouge, La, where they
expect to remain for some time.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

INTRoDUCToRY.-Ouro old friend Guelick
having gone to the war, wetake great plea
sure in introducing his successor, Mr..
Moritz Langeloth. Mr.. L. has had great
deal of experience in the editorial bust
ness, and we make no doubt but what he
will give satisfaction generally. The Til
6une is as sound IS Y dollar on the Balti.
more nominees.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

~ The Muscatine Journal calls upon
the Muscatine Courier, Des Moines States
man, and the Keokuk Constellation, to pub
]ish Adjutant General Thomas's letter to
Senator Wilson, concerning the bravery Of
negro troops. These papers have been for
weeks abusing the negro troops, calling
: them towards, &c. Adjutant Thomas
letter to Senator Wilson is complete re-
futation OF their lies. But, Mr.. Journal,
not one Of these papers will publish that
, letter. You we'll may ask:
. Will they now be honest enough to give
the brave blacks who are defending our
common country their well earned merits?
or will they continue to Islander and libel
men who are in every respect their supe-
! riors?
!, Honest enough No! Men who are
1daily abusing these poor, unfortunate, de-
spised Africans, who are fighting to protect
1.-The homes OF these same scoundrels, have
: no. "honor.' The regions of the damned
contain more s'honor," magnanimity, and
drawer men. They are living nbels upon
ttAat region, and will be spurned by those
..old settlers" Don't say honor to them!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

WELL PuT.-The Omaha Republican
contains the following paragraph, which is
to the points:
fremont professed to be anxious that the
Baltimore Convention should nominate
aoms ssulan whose past life justifies . we'll
rrounded confidence in his fidelity to our
CARDINAL principles" We are wondering
Will there is in his life that should Justify
"a we'll grounded confidence in his fideli.
tv'' to asy principles1 Does he imagine
that6 deliberate attempt to create discord
ia the Union ranks In evidence of Fidelity
to the Union? - 800 49, +