The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

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die OF the street at night. The Citizen says
such Vandalism must be stopped.
The Leon News says one Millslead waS
fined $50 for selling liquor in that county
contrary to law. 80. i s .ssa s. f4s.s
Owing to the scarcity Of dwellings atAlir
bia, new Corners have to camp on the pub
lilo square, The U'sso, says more houses
are needed there. sas. ,.ss, 5, s,..agr
/, Mrs. Kdte A. Orr, Of Mueeatine. lows,
Wishes 10 learn the whereabouts Of Samuel
4. Orr, 8 member 81 90. q, "a 'Iows oaval-
y, Who was last heard Of at Cairo, rls., in
April, 1864. III. -
The streets Of Muscatine are almost tm-
passable from mud, and omnibusses and
sll sorts Of vehicles get ..stalled whenever
they venture ont, Pavements are needed
there, We judge. 2 { IL
ENoCH ARDEN IN DUBuQuE-A mem.
ber Of the 2lst Iowa, . German resident OF
Dubuque, was left for dead on the field Of
battle before vicksburg, which was duly
communicated to his wife, and she applied
for his back pay and q pension, which
ahes received. Finally abe got married
sgain andan went smoothly till last Sat-
urday morning, when her first husband
made his appearance. "a scene followed.
when requested abe would not choose b.
twsep them saying abe would abide with
;whsteyer arrangement they might make.
The returned husband finally ofared the
other Us for his claim which Ma accepted.
one White made fendish assault OF .
young woman named Ann Cullen IN .
bakery at Museatine Friday last. The
yo.ss,sal says shs was horribly bruised, the
Villain knocking her down and stamping
her In the face and breast. Tho woman
was formerly an inmate Of the asylum ut
Mt. Pheasant. :, 80.
a horse was stolen from r. r. Dukay Of
Council Bluns not long ago, and two frbm
Fislding Steal, and the Nonparel express
60 the opinion that there isa regularly or
eontsed band 0f horse thieves theresbouts.
The State Register says: A Republican
fsrm Of government 10 on trial for its life;
and il remains to beseen whether the p1in-
ciple OF elf government and the equality
Of men will receive permanent recognition
on this continent. But the great question
In this community just now may be stated
- follows. when Petroleum shall begin
TO be- developed in large quantities in this
county, where In the mischief are We going
TO get the barrels to put it in ?"
A preacher over in Marion county char
Yen dollars ys.T P.ysS'ls seml sa M,
installment due him was paid By gentle
man from Chicago who happened to be in
the conservation, The Knoxville Repub-
licar 10 responsihle for the above.-State
Register. = =
The Constttution mentions seeing drunk
en- mon in Keokuk every few days, but
wonders where they get their liquor, az
there hasn't been drop sold there since
February 1st!
Miss Eliza Hatch, Of Dubuque, charged
with the crime Of infanticide, has been &C.
Quilted. So says the Times.
WESTWARD Hol-Immigratlon IL al.
ready beginning to Get in strongly In THE
vicinity. Strangers are arriving nearly
every day In search Of farms and cheap
Upper Dee Moihes Valley, and can offer
- great Inducements to settlers @ any
oth6r part Of the West We have the best
| OF cheap lands, good water, and an mex
hapstible supply Of coal, 0psnm, building
stone, and Iair supply u timber. Fuel
must always b plenty and cheap here, %
the whole country rests upon one vest coal
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