The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
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OUR STATE.
~. r. uay.s, icsu.. VINO yields era e.
: fl az vicoro.s pen, has retired fror, MS
editorial c3Gae :. Oh VII he Mus al: re
10 .fneJ.
=. 4 E.lis, ESQ, Preserving Attorney
~ he til District, Lac he misfortune 70
break one Of legs las- weeK. Jast in time
To- the draft, b.. az aa-.lert we greatly
deple-s.
n y. s. oEEs or A0E- les. --tjp to tie ist
o Decades instant. tse-e was but ore
| tension Agency "a TIE state namely, a.
Ies hoines, d when Peter Myers has con-
.rol. me allo ~. pad o.: ~ him during
he Yea ending u ire tsrst inst.. was near
ta-ee hundred thousand dollars. There
are no19 three agencies n the state, viz: at
Duuue .,e, Fairfield and Des Woines. The
Agen>v, 'eorge -. Matthews, viii have
abos.. loo pensio Fairfield, David
l.. II. s]er, abo2: 100, and nes Noines, Pc
te- Nyers, abo,t. C.N.-Le .HoiGts ReG.stey.
| = New Eorke- having q daughter resi-
ding "a HabuG4e, pat Christmas present
Of $4,000 u bis poke. tor her and started
% MAKE her Tis.. b. lis pocket was
picked q The money or the l-rie Railroad,
and rs daughter was thus Ce,'rac ded CT a
magnificent holiday rresen..
\ GOO. TOR FORT MAol-oE.-0n Saturday
las lie c-.i.ens cf Madison had wood
\ procession Tor the beaeii. cr .he.- poo-,-
About Iity loads was the resa... Our ola,
'ime-Eoncred friend. Ed. layton, carried
OF the prize ci 40 Tor lie largest 4nan;i-
! y delivered 20 one person.-ut..e C.ty.
/ - ~ar~gr mr.. .sa ssx+8. ~, ,bn o,,,o,o;
patton celebration o. the Is. .nst., by the
| co.orel people d t.eo..lk was an en.hnsi-
asst affair.
team Of horses AMI wagon broke
III -sn the ice OF ne Mississippi IN front
OF Fo-. Madison yesterday. The driver
easily esrt ped, but : was With much Diff
J Guilty he horses were rescued. whenever
!reez-ce stops, the ice washes away fast on
tie 1udec side from the force Of The cur
rent. 2 act which a. who have occasion
70 cross the r.Ter should remember, and
te care - Constitution, ~. r.
The Tspello Repa,,.ca. says William
Pont2..s anG Martin Hayes Of the s;h
| Iowa, and James Smith c. the 5:h, al OF
whom reside nea- tha. place and for long
time were prisoners G. var, have returned
home. hey confirm al tia: has been re-
nor.el . re brutality .. the rebels.
A daughter 81 =. 8 Strong OF Jefferson
| township, has been .-oabled tor some five
years or more with some foreign substance
IN the fes:, in the region Of the throat. On
Friday las, Or. Hurley, who had been
calico % her assistance, succeeded in cx-
ira citing from tie lef. .onsil large pin.
which lad been the cals OF he difficulty.
How or vhe-1 the pin was lodged there, is
unknown, bnt was probably taken in the
! moa;s md swallowed 1VopelIo Eepa6l-
ct.g.
A man named Ler-i.k Is in jail a. Wa
terioo for having fatally stabbed returned
soldier named West. EerricE is supposed
70 be one or the st. Adams (yt.) raiders
having recently CONE from Canada. His
avowea sympathy for The rebellion led to
he difficulty with West.
We learn from TIE Leacer that The house
o. James Pollock, Of Fairfield, was des-
troyea b. fire o., the 9Th E,ti,no. Loss
$,N.o. 10 insurance.
= N1s-AEE--The s.a.e Eco.ster gives
clrren ~ to the yepor: that Mike Gleason
has been tried ard convicted Of murder in
| the .Arst dcg.oe. Gleason Is IN Jail here.
He has been ir.dic,ed fer mu RIDER in the I. rst
degree, BIT. las haa no :-iaL-Oskc.ooso
E.rc.a, 81.
The ;1tra.t. says lie F'.-s. ,t..ional Eank
cf 0snaoo Las increased - capita stock
p n. co.
TIE e. 90 Or Il. He,t..s. Publishes q
-ons y. OF persons 20 whom marriage IL
censes have been ,ssaed daring The past
yea, and remarks, I'VE look through the
-s. II van for tie names Of some Of our
bachelor lends The bachelors OF that
section We presume are waiting FOR the
Doctor % take lie lead. Ramon has IL the
joke Of s.ng,e hlesseaDess' ends with
him i:..s spr-ug.
The slna4l poz .s prevailing al Washing
ton, % Washington county, and the pub
lie schools have no. opened since The ho,i-
days, because c. i. The Pres says:
This disease i prevailing 70 some ex-
ten. n various parts Of this county, both
il .owr and K country, bu. i: has proved
fasaA e on = a few caseP, ant the people Go
no. seem 20 stand e i3as.ch dread OF It, or
care mach abou. i. Il don't seen 20 be
half he .ec-ible king I used 20 pc.
- El---.ofs cr TEE CoHFEDEEAcY.-l
Tha. The retel leaders, have Er. their lest
man, negroes excepted; into the ranks.
there 5 no doubt. The fact is brought out
. he following notice Of the London Med
.es. Times Of "Cniso.m's Manual OF Mill
;ary Surgery FOX The use OF Surgeons n the
Confederate States amy
After three years Of bitter eI perien ce.n
says DR.. Chisol.n. I'VE are now ouly learI.-
ing the az. Of war; and to this art all the
available population y serving its appren-
.iceship. IL mos: countries, IS Dr. Chssolm
confesses, the recruiting department en-
beavers % select 4. men; bu. in the Con.
ieaera.e States the instructions are to s'al.
.ow no one capabie Of performing any duty
70 escape, rather than - select men for
their pnysi cal perfection Entire districts
have thus given UP their available male
popa'a.ion-th only men LEI; behind being
he old, dec-epit, manned and diseased
But, % DR.. chisolm Plainly shows US. this
system does no; work well: MANY totally |
unit: TOT military du:y are forced into the
ranks" '2ence they 60 to The hosritals.
and there they are Eurden and expense
% Their country, which they would have
served more etiectually C allowed 10 have
continued u hn~. So