The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-29

The Davenport 0asette remarks that The
enly publiesxprsssion Of satisfaction over
ths death Of Mr.. Lincoln, known IN that
city, came from . man In the post-oface
bailding, whowas promptly kicked into
the street BY Lieut.. Cavendish.
The number Of persons in attendance At
the meeting held in the Court House
square, Des Moines, on Sunday the 18th
inst. to testify respect for the memory Of
the murdered President, IL estimated by
ths Sg0e Reoisser ct sjeA3 tAo,isaxdl In ID
dition toan address BY r. w. Palmer, ESQ,
addresses were delivered by Gen. ]. A.
Wili1lnsou and Hon. J. A. Kaaaon.
A Esbel named Abrams narrowly -
sapsd hanging 1t wintersstt on the 18th
inst, for saying. on hearing Of tho Prssi-
dents death: "Old Lincoln has gone "a
hell, and Am glad Of It." A rope It one
time encircled his neck !; but ON the
strength of . solemn promise 70 leave Mad
ison county within twelve hours, he was
ssst at liberty. 49, .,..,. 80
~ The State Regiseev says: ssIt 10 generally
believed that the soldiers who have done
fthA heavy work Of the war. should be re-
& lieyeda from the burden 81 constituting
their hard.earned Wagea to the Ofphans'
Home. People who have never shoulder
Cd . mpsket, are tho persons who should
4 build ND and endow the Home. And II
they have the right kind Of spirit, they will
ssi "A Copperhead proposes to thrash one Of
the Editors of the Bloomfield Guard
whereupon the threatened Editor remarks
that "Any old woman could run . hundred
such creatures as the aforesaid Copperhead
all over Davis county with = sharpened
sweet potatoev' There il not much CONF
fort to the Cop in that reflection. h'.
ID WHO CAN nEAr ITO. II. Richards, Of
Humboldt county, writes to ID that b
manufactured III gallons Of sorghum from
an acre Of cane. This beats anything we
have heard of-Stase Register. e., e-
*. The Elldyville Star says hams, shoulders
and -four are dearer in Eddyvillea than in
New York and says such things should
not be.Es'.s = sssxs8y,as
In private letter to the editor Of the
Star, Geo. w. Yocum Of Abba says:
% ..Over the great National calamity our
city 10 clad in mourning. .FlngD 80 float
Ing st half.nast, and unmietakeable cor.
row 10 depicted In every eountenance.-
God save the country, and bless Andrew
Johnson" s.sT .H..Hs .s.r. ~
. sws1earn INST John n. Schroeder, first
sergeant Co. a, 18th Iowa, wes recently
KILLED IN Nne Of the stacks on the deSences
near Mobile By being shot through the
bead. Mr., g. was German, o young man
Rofsxeo1aont qualities, and formerly eprin.
: Ter in this city. He volunteered through
H. 1mptlaes Of pare patriotiepes and sacfi.
i Aced his life upon tho altar OF his adopted
countrv.-Keo&&k Considerations. y
At Keokuk and Muscatine there are reg
1larly organised wicket clubs, and every
Z body IN thoss citiss azs playing wicket. !.
The railroad bridge 1t Davsnport u to be
:. Tecsnstructed the present season, and the
work has already
ThAxdA1ytle Sssrslakes that The Wet
rneS 6sdny havs tSks1 ihsif 1nur
horse coaches hack 70 - plaoe ffom Of
tpmwa, and heeGaasr ~all s1oogh pas-
ssngsrs By coach Yin STINT hoa tAat
place"
The ssar annouacss thatcae q them
deseys Of Mullen hos been arrooola n 1ul.
ton county, Illinois, IAs Auses, v1ooa
and watch Of the dad nan WseS lonnA q
HI possession.
pain.
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J. !. Walnns John Aecso9 ana 1aomas
100 =. As.uy 10y ~. 49, .--.-.e s. s. :, q
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90. ~ ~ = ~ = -
s.,'o1. on tns ~ .co " - "Svs " "
''na'aoA - - - Ansosn'
The peopaaal 06dyyillo haYo laoood 1heiE
public square ~ potaso patch. and the
! A'ar soasssss thst = shanty b srsessd on