The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-21

i OUR STATE.
The Ladies County Sanitary Tsir. -.
posed by the ladies Of the soldlsr,f IA =
ciety Of Muscatine, is postponed dstI -
The Muscatine Journal advertise. n,
Inexperienced job printer. sss9 AM
Thayer. Of the Muscatine Coxr;;.s,1 !. 100
ious that his Office should be moiS 81.
Were it done the city would be cam ~,
! from bankruptcy. 70 bring On 4 mn3ef
well as to aid the rebels, he mile H;stA
lper talk most fiendishly and shameisHSss-
I-AnGm0s0 Eureka. - IN.
A PATRIOTIC LEAP YEAR PAn4y ~.
Saturday Hast each Of the youne - 4.
Davenport who have gallAntiy voinrasSE!
to serve in the one hundred davs sssSssS
was surprised by an invitation ftsHst
young lady Of suitable age, 60, ID ~.
ride and share in the festivities Of pie -
A very pleasant time was hGd, o. cos,s.
the afternoon wss happily spent ~ q
the evening each volunteer Win n -
entertainer met at the house of Cksl.Y
Egbert, where n bountiful supS9r vc.11.
pared and fenlivened by the fpfee{ntsS.
SOME Of the war SCARED tetSfen1o SsNy
1Second Cavalry, Q real joyous t,sets -
formed. OF course the poor f9l36Vs 49,
! didn't enlist felt blue enough ana in6rsssSS
in much inward lamentations ever a.
cruel fate. Those, who don't want = b.
t'sleft out in the, cold" by The girls - "a
at once get in the ranks The MI SssSs%x
Iowa All intend to court and MARY s0aSSs~
-"when the war IL ovsr."-Dav. 0ssss.
Dubuque County has raised two husdi;sa
men for the one hundred day ssrvica n.
proposes now To assist Scott county ia,s1l.
ing hef quota. That's aeishborly. ~. ~,
The Dubuque Times ssys thaton eus1,
evening last, at 81. Johns ChurcA,, i4tEt
city, q young descendant Of Han.
ohristened STERLING Price, p in hsaef a..
Missouri rebel gener9ro that nsneraia
The Newlopians and The M. & N. nna
are still at loggerheads. Il ahni hss
The STATE Register says that on sataf6l,
last, one hundred emigrantI teams. head
westward, crossed the Des Moines iriy.r
at that point Seventy-five Of them cfuss-
ed on the BRIDGE and twenty-five afAs
ford. - 1iase sdT .v.moabaad 10
The Capitol Of our state has q fun c6dh.
ny for The hundred-day service. The Nsse
Register has furnished six recruits fnrthe
company. Printers Will fight, itseeHn4h
ID The Wool Growers Association abr
Northern Iowa will meet At Fairfield, NV
24th., g., ,et..,,1 - -
y Wills. Jackson an old citizen and aeaod
fellow, left'for Idaho yesterday. With 4vn.
~ wagons, loaded with freight belongias
TO himself and other parties an thin city
Daily No'spareil, ilfh.hHa7 ea7 9sfN
Yes, and showed his good Judgment By
passing through Glenwood and crossing
the river at Platfsmouth, thereby showing
that the citizens Of Council Bluffs give ne
preference to the South Platte route, Why
don't you tell it all, "Jo. Our Opinio1
"A company ofvolunteers has besa nied
in Madison county. F. Z. GoshcTh is
Captain. hi Fsf 4 ynttr;. nrs.~..y
Bio Hca.-George Crawford 4 Co.tyss-
terday bought hog weighing in the eToss
85S pounds. It was raised and sold By ID.
cob B. Pittgers, OF Valley township. in(hi
county. 1t was only two years old, md
sold for S5l, 4S. That was pork .,Ns Mar
pork! With q little time and q little e.
couragement that hog " odfd have weighed
a ton.-State Register. taaaTdcT
!, i The weather now is beautiful, and seih.
as we can learn the crops OF wheat ord
fEni,s and flowers are. doing owell, andhs
token prosperity and plenty. iii a n 20
: The above paragraph IS from the wGh-
ington ,esA the first copy Of that plPs
we, have seen.s for, one month. Gentleesn
Eds, please punch up your packer. Ne
want the Press ~ II as' ai t,z il. h, IN III
The Oosola aSenttnel HASN'T come to hand
for three months. what's the fnsttefY,s
.5A .eE Az ;&at.tf ftgtsl& EEE fzsKJGN5tsEA
i Captain Hopes company . sraissdTat
Washington, is inarsndesvotA at Keokuk.
Jonfse @. Dawson Of Captain Hopes
company, has received lhe .appointmshEd
Quartermaster. -maitgnif
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