The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

OUR STATE.
The Indianola Banner says there are gen.
eral and we'll founded fears thatthere will
be en- influx of Missouri rebels into War
rem county during the present season. We
learn that Fremont county is also in fair
way to be swamped by the same class OF
miscrearlts.
There are now about one hundred and
thirty newspapers in the State, q very
large majority Of which are Republican in
politics. IS on so
The First National Bank at Iowa City
has just declared semi annual dividend
OF Is per cent. ss.tt5g
The wco,growcrs' Association, which
lately met at Ottumwa, passed the follow.
ing resolution, which we clip from the
Courier: s@eT ~
Resolved, That this Association use its
influence to procure the passage Of . law
that will be more edectual in protecting
sheep against dogs.
The Dubuque Herald says that indica-
tions oflead have'been discovered at Ozark,
Jackson county. Some experienced men
have gone there to prospect. -
The DEBORAH Republic states that the
daughter Of Mr.. Muller and also her child
were drowned near Lansing last week,
while crossing swollen stream. 81
The Register says the pale-faces are steal
ing ponies from party Of Indians that are
yegetating up in Central Iowa, and the In
dams don't like it. $500, J, SD
A steer weighing two thousand pounds
is on exhibition At Muscatine.
Several horses have been missed near
Anamosa lately and the Eureka warns the
people to keep their stables locked.
According to the Eureka maple sugar
making has been unsuccessful in Jones
county this spring.
Two young men named Burwell and
Bryfoggle are under bonds at Upton for
illegal voting. They are copperheads. The
Advertiser seems to think they are less gull
ty than older ones MOE knowing, men who
persuaded them to Vote.
A vault, built of small brick, four feet
below the surface Of the ground has been
uncovered.at Des Mines. Not even the
oldest inhabitant Knows anything about
the matter, but it is conjectured 1t was
long years ago powder magazine.
Des Moines is getting rowdyish. A gem
tleman stepped out Of the stage one day
last week and inquired Of some young fell.
lows standing near, the locality of the Car
rol House, when one of them knocked him
down. The Register is indignant at the
outrage.
81. A. Perkins, Of the Gazette, has been
appointed postmaster of Cedar Falls. That
is right. The country press has hard
enough time Of It in these days of high
prices and deserve the post Offices as q gem
eral thing.
EscAPED.-Marshal Sessions Is informed
Of the escape. Of Abram Lampeon from the
guardhouse at Davenport. Lampson will
be- remembered AZ the deserter whom
Marshal Sessions shot in arresting.-Ccdas
Falls Gasette. N III
At Keokuk all the religious societies Of
the city Joined in "a service Of public
Thanksgiving and praise 70. Almighty God
for the signal tokens Of His goodness in
the recent triumphs Of tho National arme
and the occupation, Of the rebel capital By
the Federal forces.''a ot9r 4,tga, s.,
,Dss Moines fired q hundred and seventy
two gums and illuminated, in honor Of on .
great victories. Tho Register saya Monday
was the greatest day ever seen in Der
Moinss. The school children all turned
out in procession with banners and sang
patriotic songs ~ they marched along this
|thoroughtares. 80 ~ aee. 81
In Upton, young boys have taken ID
|stealings and the Advertiser - mortified
abotnt AZ. fasss.4.f s3ssss f3ef.7sessk ~ y
n ~ tssf ifs,.sSFt,s t.Ff Y4sxa. fte.
!, Wo1vss.-Theodore B. White OF Madt.
SON tewnship Of this county, % the Sd inst,
killed eight wolves, one old one and seven
whelps.-Oseal0oso Herald. ~ 80
They had grand jollifcation at oska.
loosa over thsnews Of the fall Of Richmond.
The Herald sayss mo one was drunk not
withholding sscandalous reports to ths
|c2ptrary." 80 80
The total cash receipts q the Oskalooss
Branch Of the Christian Communication nr u
April I, 1855. were 4l7ol, go. So says the
Herald. ssS, 4, s-l s.'~ go
Mr.. KasDon haD returned 70 ,Ais homo IN
Dee Noines. The Register seys: HE came
In . MOS Too 'lass 70 participate with hia
fellow .townsmsn In the grand inbila&ioo ol
Noaday." "a. ~ cd
The Aegfsssr announces ths discover a
IN ink spring AeR ~ Moinss. .This b Z
great countryi
The watsetoo a1rtsr. STATES shat Hon
Charles Homsroy, Of Boonsboso, 3has bssa
appointed Esderal ASSESSOR lbe IL 0thO oA
| sfsioual Dist1tot, ID p,Aos Of Delos AZ
1870 III, 81 81 sss s.1s '9isi
4 numS6r q sheda, pig psaa, Aflsen ton,
!! OF hay and - pah6sas Of corn we1s De-
treysd. by inrs : ~ nights sincS ON u,
farm Of Ass. NonFsy, Ruokingham town.