Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-01


BY Panama Or Tuhauntepec, seems to be increasing.
Our countrymen want rail road over their own
soil, either such one as isproposcd BY MI WAitncs
or one as good. S.. s'.s''. s"s - @tu2t.7
aa WHAT DOES IT MEAx2--We clip the following
from the Dubuque Express. There must be some
trouble among the harmonious democracy" up
stream. Who can the sgreat mindso be that persist
in making Iowa so ssunfortunatc',2 We copy as we
find il, italic, e) and all. : Z I az
ruE n.cHr sr,R,r.-Af,er Ire election Of
Gen. Cass to the United states Senate, dinner Was
given in his behalf by Senator Griswold Of the Leg
islature at which Gov. Ransom his competitor for
the office presided Unfortunate for Iowa. her great
minds a. are slow to manifest ssch acquiescense in
the viii Of the majority. 49, I'll ,5nt E..G
Ripe Strawberries have been gathered at New
Orleans in tho open air - itsbsrgh Age. ssuen3
So they have from our prairies, thousand times.
OH zAcn's fxAUcuRAL.-weh hope to be able to
publish President Taylors Inaugural on or before
this day week. Next Monday win be tan day IN
washington City. The getting out and getting in
witt be some On the 0ccasion.s az9ffsts'1i31 Ia
TaE wEArmEa.-,vith the exception OF one Or
two day. the weather has been quite moderate fUr
the last week. There Is every indication Of break
up in the river. Yesterday, owing to the swollen
state Of the streams in this vicinity several OF the
stages returned without accomplishing their trips.
The Legislature Of virginia are to hold an extra
session the asth Of May, for the prrpose of re-
yising the Civil Code. 3.gg2 G8siiinl Gat8lJas
4 great fre occurred in Milwaukee on the Goth
Feb. Loss $4,000. ds'a.s'h8 =. 'tslA
- lfg{IsaIl Sna aEI1 .l!EJi3.4 1sstg8tfs
WISH FArHsa 70 The THoUonr.-The Ga.stte thisks
that Mesns Taylor and Clay agree. The edi
tor is engaged in collecting paragraphs from various
to show that somebody heard say that
they understood that Mr Clay 70 take pinch Of
SNUFF in Gen. rs pressncs and BECAUSE Gen. II did not
hey iaclined think that viii hap
psa. The editor also worried about Messr.
Cri.tenden, Clayton, Mangum and Reverdy Johnson
Thinks Nj Clay win take care Of his friends &c what
terrible "stew" he have worked hiAseif into 10 be
able u scratch sp ssch motions. s35iu ~ hE heH
vALUAnLE WoRKrhe signers Of the Declaration ofrn.
Dependence revised and edited BY r. T. Conrad 'y3
This valuable work contains eight hundred twenty
four pages, including all the plates contained id the orp
nal edition; thirty onr Portra,the fac smile Of
the SgnersW ashington crossing the Delaware and in
engraved copy OF the Dsclaration with view
ofths Hall Of Independence; and also fac smile or the
onsnal Decafaton now IN possession OF the jefferson
Family" It is printed in volumes royal octave sub.
staptaly bound in embossed gilt leather binding with
marble edges, and delivered subscribers for the sum Of
four dollars. The original subscription price was forty.
five dollars This work, think, an Indispensable &C.
QUESTION to any library, and those who tho memory
ofths Fathers Of their Cosnsy will not be without it,
seems very queer that for the last four weeks We have
not received Wednesdays Despatch. This il The very
day above all others that need late news Yesterday
the wires broken between here and Quincy We here
by petition the Convention that Peoria the
10th inst, for redress Of grievances. - III {3
The number Of Hogs packed at Dearstown, daring the
past season, according the Gazette that place
to 4s, 15O s@ita ~
NJ MoBLEy, ESQ.,, represents the Din BuQue ssockhod.
at Peoria the 10TH He is instructed to press re-
ducton Of the tariff to half the present charges II is
Mr. Ms who has gone to California aad not the CASH