The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-06-03

chair, oedstead, or any other art Gle Of fur
niture OF wood. could be found anywhere
between the Illinois and Missouri rivers,
not manufactured at Cincinnati, unless
brought from the East by the squatter when
he came West. Then every steamer had
her upper decks crowded with furniture,
and Front street was crowded with Gin
cinnati chairs, stands, bureaus, &C., TO-
This is now changed. The West now
manufactures ill it's cheap furniture and a
good deal OF the fine. Hardly Ave tons
come here now in a year. 1t is all manu-
featured in Burlington, which now sup
plies the whole country west. Our manu-
lecturers say, aud We presume they are
right in il, that they can undersell both
Cincinnati aad Chicago, while they have a
large margin in the high frei9hts, and thus
contro. the easi-e market. They run early
and late with all the help and all the steam
power a. taas command, and can then
barely keep up with their osders.
p We called yesterday at the factory Of Mr..
Jarvis. Tear tas market hou-e. Mr. J. has
a 20-ao-se power engine, employs fifteen
or yventy men, has the rlast improved
plsaing, n ortic:ng, urnirs. tenanting and
s,ehes luaca.nes-in Fact everything is
turnsd oct BY machinery more perfect
than il il 2ossiole to do II by hand. and a,
ty<he OF tne expense. The quantity OF
furniture &c manu- fac,ufee is perfectly
enos caous. wnen his force ard power are
taken ;1so account. A bed poet il turned
and nloe:iced in q twinkling. We had no
conception. until yesterday. Of the prog.
rees that has been made in this kind of
manufactures. Mr.. Jarvis place of man
ufac.ure IS near the market house--his
place Of bushes on Main street.
~ There are few failures. il any. re.
eordea in history. to compare With that of
the Southern Confederacy and Jefferson
Davis. let We cannot deny chat the purse
proud sristocrats Of the south and their
chosen leaders are smart. They are wide
awake, earnest, active ard bitter. But
having 40 knowledge OF noral influences,
and although professional Democrats hav-
ing supreme contempt for Democratic In
sti;1lons, they fell INTO Inc error, Of sup
posing tha. the people had no more respect
for .ae old dag than they bad, AMI hence
confidently undertook 20 overthrow TIRE
Government. How confidently they drew
the swor!-aov bright their hopes-hos
they lacgaat when the Hali-Split.er called
FOR troops 10 put down the insurrection!
How they threatened us with Southern
powder AID stael-hcw viilainously they
resorted to arson, murder, starvation Of
rriscaees, and wound up with the capture
of tee proud and ch;valrous Jefferson Da-
Wis \ p-siAcoass, with the proud chivalry
Of tie South II age! "Most lame and i'm
pvtea. conci1sionl'
MUST saao OUT.--After neatly three
years eerv'cs.tn the field, sae 37th Iowa,
tGray 6ea-d -syinlent, has neen mustered
ou. ui tie s.ertSce, laid down their arms
and are aoovs 20 return to their homes.
'rais reg. sDenr. AZ ever hcdy knows, is
made up % Old men, not subject TO militia.
~ Guty-gast the meridian Of life-some
of them nusn osring three score, and one or
two, three scnra and ten years. One COM
pany WAS raised in this city. That such a
regi 1en. raised in Iowa has faithfully
served ''three years. Or during tho war;"
doing efficient garrison deity, is credit
and al nooo: ID the Stale OF Iowa. even
although sac aas made tne best record of
any Stss.. N tee Union. a 1; honor to the
Grey B.a-1 Veterans Of he s.:h Iowa.
Nay they I've .ony under he protection of
that gsos:,1s dag witch hey have sacri-
SicQs; al rN,t,.t, "a mai ntnin
- Ho~ would II do TO place Jefferson
Davis ia peo-about Ike the Anderson
vile pen-te:ivec to h,ln pint Of coarse
corn ED cob meal PEI day. without wood
Or water, aol .et him wait q year or TWO
until We are ready 20 try aim? A few
trunks Of Or. B!ackburas yellow fever
clothing might 10 sent to him 10 supply
any deficiency in his wsrdeobe. This ia
undo ubsedly the chivalrous style of treat |
raent, add "a JET belors. to The chivalry
and has murdered about 60. coo Of our boys
10 blue n this manner. ought he not to try
It on himself FOE - liu4iteu period before !
i!1nxiox' Wat sag hls admirers herea- !
bouts?
IkDo j.1NS. SO tOultc ottt oSe0iV III IoVCf |
oi Negro sId:Hgs.-Ey. Ndd;sosa 3uLletin.
Way caat the Bulletin tell the truth once |
III whs.s. Bat It Is perfectly .nmaterial.
1.-THE Dyllet,a and the C".reshesd party
oppose aeg.o suffrage, 1t Viii carry. The
,d.un al iafam7 Of that party is mega !
i've power. They have only TO champion |
my cause to kill ito oppose any measure !
o make it win. Go in Mr.. Bulletin.
~ We understand that Gen. Corse goes
o Texas WITH Sherman. He gets no fur
ough, but goes at once BY the most direct
-oute. A part Of the army goes to Texas
and part to Utah. At least there il q
report to that effect. Kirby
smith is played out and but few days
will be required to regulate Brigham
Young. What then? It will be convenient
10 make call upon Macmillan and his
frog eating allies.
UPsEr.-A party Of young ladies and
gentlemen went a fishing Friday and met