The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

SNow.-Ysstsrday the wind, shifted to
the northwest and mercury went down to
go. In ths afternoon SNOW sufIiclsnt fell
p whiten Tho earth-the fFst that has visl.
I'D ~ and overccats and warm clothing
became necessary Tor comfort - I
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Il A MoDnL BAL1of.-sWe are In receipt Of
Tie uAion ballot printed It the Hs-asd Of
6cs u 0akaloosa, which y : model in is
way. Il u beaded s'Constitution and I'm.
Ion now ana forever" tastsfully orna-
rnented, With : line Picture Of Old Abe ub-
derneath, alter which follow the names Of
the candidates. 4ea nsysas Sa.tssss sss :
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"a horse attached toe wagon loaded
with cabbages ran away In the upper part
OF tho city yesterday, but did no damage
aside from ovsrturning the vehicle and
spiliing tho load upon the ground. The
wagon made considerable noise - It buzz
zed over tho ground, and from the din and
confusion seemed to float sounds that re-
ssmhled such words as-"Mins Got!" ssPy
tAmv, and %. forth. However We may
have misunderstood the flying echoes ) 4
"a man who will hurrah for Jeff. Da1
Wis IS the concentration Of meanness, and
is ready for broils and AL sorts Of wicked
Aeeds. Two young men Of this city passed
up Main street = day Of two ago shouting
for that arch rebel, and a. might naturally
be supposed their next step was 10 trample
upon tho laws. ard NOW they lie in Jail - i
SAD commentary upon the depravity Of =
certain clses OF community Lot the les
Son mot to lost upon Others similarly in.
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To-N1aHr. Tho ladies OF the German
Evangelical Church willgivs another sup
Per at Grimssl Hall to-nights d Last night
tho Hall was crowded. Tho children viii
sing again this evening, and the Band win
be hand to enliven the occasionr by their
excellent music. The tables will be loaded
With an the delicacies and Injuries Of the
season. Let everybody 60. Tickets OF adj.
mission 25 cents. Ioog sat p aamus4 sAs
-. We should like, to, know how it il,
and Why It is that every Catholic voesd tho
Copperhead ticket at the, late election. A
close Inspection Of the poll books only dis
closes one solitary vote from the Catholic
Church for the Union ticket Can anybody
tell US how this happens s.sf ssi IL, +.
- We are assured That two Democrats
were seen In this city toward sunset yes-
terday afternoon. Our Informant declares
there is no mistake about, tho matter that
they we're visible over two minutes to the
naked eye. We hardly credit the report,
but shall ' make ]. further fpquiyies to-day. :.
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PoLlcE IrExs.7TFr Frank Scotch and Leo,
nard Parr were arrested and brought be-,
fore Justice Wilcox yesterday, to, answer
toltwo charges: Drunkenness, and assault
with intent to commit murder, They at,
tackled Mr., George Bosch, knocked him
down and inflicted serious. injuries upon
hip persop, all Of, which was unproYoked.
o. the drst charge they, were fined $40 and
sent to the county jail for thirty days. On
thu second, Parr was ordered to give bail
in the sum Of 500 TO appear at the next
term of the Circuit Court while Scotch
waived an examination, and will, with his
comrade who f01nished no sureties, re-
main some time in prison probably, a
more fitting place forcreatuxes Of their ma
lures than running at large. ssss 49,.
RIVER ITEMs.-The river at this point Is
rising slowly owing to the recent heavy
rains above, but q good deal more water il
needed to make navigation easy and do
away with the danger Of grounding on
sand-bars. The Dubuque Times says the
river - on the rise from St Paul down,
and at DUBUQUE the water rose five inches.
within the twenty -four hours ending Mon
day evening. ,s $50 sas So 80
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