The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-11

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and the latter $500, and IN default Of lac
required bail they ws,e 500. to jail-De
W.tl Observer, 81.
The Register says free fridge is to bs
CONSTRUCTED over the Dos Molnes rive. at
the capital.
The Regtstey 1eiters.es lts ststennent th.t
petroleum has been discovered in Poll
county. Glad to heir Il Extensive Dis
coveries of this article IL iowa would DC
worth millions 70 this State.
The Methodist Chn-cn IN Independence,
Buchanan county, hss neen holding Q Sc
ries Of meetings and some tnlr.y persons
have united with the anu-cn.
The Marshall Times sketches the Life Of
Andrew Logan Of thu. yo.r:y who learned.
tho printing business Is. s5it.erarg in 1896.
He published newspapers ccnsecutivaly
in Beaver, Pc, Cleveland, OHIO, and Day.
export, iowa His Davenpc-. paper, 1o.os
Sun, was probably tie FRS. pape, published
in the State. He is h -.ie-.ong Democ.a.,
but failed for patriot reasons 70 vote Cor
Mcclellan for Presder:- Ee is now n
the 18th year Of his age.
Two seoesh prisoners CT sock Island
got into tightthe Other day. and one oi
them was fatally stabbed IN me abdomen.
PETRolEyM.--No.k.ng has trapspired
for several days concerning the petroleum.
excitemeMe Til stated tina: several peg
sons, who, for obviors reasons, DO
not desire 10 make The mater public, have
zen highly successful IN their exp,ora-
|tions.-Sscte Register.
We hear ofone man who Intends brig
ing 1000 sheep into .h.s &C an:y, this fall
Jasper Free Press.
The Charles City znse;aoencer says tho
Rev. J. G. Whitfield, Of Ch:ckasaw, Iowa,
has received an appointment: as Chaplain
Of the 5sth regiment United States coioreie
Infantry, now stationed ct Natchez, Miss,
and under command Of Col s. NJ. Preston,
Of Illinois. $40
The Iatclligencer complains that wolves
are on the increase IN F.cyd county, and
that 9 citizen had en.rspped q large cs:a.
mount. -.
PRoMoTED-Onr readers wiIl be gratif,ed
to learn that Rev VIM. Bagley, Of this
place has been appointed Chaplain o. the
35th lowe Infantry Ipscs Intelligence.
The Winterse; F.cy gives an account OF
were desc-ters, one from ne Oh Iowa cav
airy, the other from The 60 Iowa infantry.
They we're brothers FAMED Pendehall.
The Dubuque 7.r.eS Ike. Tennyson's
Enoch Arden 80 wen ins. j: Publishes :: N
full. in it's last issue.
J. II. Nolanc, a soidie, Ct &c. E, 9Th Iowa
cavalry, while endeavoring 10 steal chick i
ems from Mr.. Fullsr's hen-coop, at Sioux
City, not long since. came TO Ills death BY
the discharge Of . gun so arranged as 20
explode il any one invaded Inc henery.
Mr.. Fuller is in custody.
The editor Of the Harrison County Unio,,
has been shown 6 pls:s, he property Of
Judge ChatbuYn, of that place, which il
$50 years old. il has been in The Chatbc-n
family over 800 years.
The wagon Of an em;gran: recently ran
of q bridge near Fed Oak junction, Mott
gomery county, and vehicle. horses, driver,
wife, children aud ell were piled up in one
promiscuous heap Strange - it may
seem, no one was hdr. So says the Glen
wood Opinion. Is.
The same paper states that party OF
burglars attempted 10 break open the safe
containing the funds OF Mills county, one
night not long since, bn; did not succeed.
The sum of $s,543 80 was in !, 8: the tine.
Also, that little son Of Nathan keaYney,
of fleetwood, had his ia n orcken last week
from the kick of & horse and Mr.. Dean
lost forty tons Of ray by Ere not long ago.
IT.. 10 ", ~ L,
McLinsey, while engaged in quarrel with
Michael Judge, Grew a revolver and shot
Judge through the breast, killing him. Nc
Linsey has given bal IN the sam Of &, 200
for his appearance a; the next term OF BE /.
District Court. ,.a..., -.
The Bedford Express after short sae-
pension makes il appearance upon our e,
BILE again as vigorous and spicy os ever.
The Ottumwa uos.,ser says an Episcopal
and Presbyterian church are 10 be eres.-
ed in that place the coming Summer.
Phillip Burns broke into gan shop at
Des MONIES the other Gay and stole souas
revolvers, but was speedily apprehendea,
and the Register states Low Les in the
county Jail in that place.
The Lyons M.r,o says Edwin E. Stock
well, OF that place, not long ago ran agains:
a clothes line causing him 20 SO fall as &c
strike upon the back Of his head. Sy.an
were MS injuries that he died on SUNDAY.
The meetings 8: the Methodist church
are still continued. vp 20 Tuesday even
ing 100 had joined the church since the pro-
tracted effort commenced. There are some
Demonstrations. There have
been several cases Of persons falling into
q trance, and remaining thus for some
length of time. On Tuesday evening
young man fell inio this condition, and
with the exception Of few intervals of
partial consciousness, remained as one
dead during the whole Eight. We under
stand that number stayed with him and
the meeting was continued cn:il daylight
mornirg.
Interesting meetings are 10 progress at
The Congregational and Baptist churches.
There have been quite nut1 be, Of CONVEX
sions, and good naIy are :nquiring the
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