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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

-Bigadier General Gideon jack
sea Pillow writes to Brigadier General L. H.
Montgomery, editor ofthe Little Rock Democrat,
Little Rock, Arkansas, Withdrawing his name
hem the Pro-slavery National Convention, and
advising Brigadier General Franklin Pierce to
u The same. A great time among the Priga,
ASae 0enosala
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

TAXING THE AssEssMENr.-When the imlnor.
tai COL was assessor of a neiehboring par
ish, he was wont to have fine old time One
day, as he was assessing the valuables of the &C.
cuPants oil log cabin, situated in the Pnewood,
he in his usual urbane manner, popped the
questions, to the old woman, while the old man
had gono to procure some .tcorn cob oiIr where
with to regale his guest.
How many horses, cattle, sheep, chickens
much are they worth ~
well, thars three old horses, but they amt
worth cent-three cows, but they've bin lost
this spring two years-nary sheep, .cept my old
man, and he amt with a cuss; but he alters
votes the Demmycrack ticket, and buys his
whiskey by the jug when he can get it q heap
cheaper by the barl The chickens were all
stole the other night, an hope to massy they'll
pizen the scamp that hooked em.n
VERY satisfactory estimate Of your valuabIes,
particularly about the old man-but here's some
thing worth assessing pointing to dirty little
urchn abost five years old that was clinging to
the old woman's gown how much do yoa value
that little niger ats"
Little niggeri snakes alive! you internal old
rascal, do you dare call my child Niger? Clar
out ohere, or Ill knock the dayligbts out o'you
IN minnit. O my to think l should live to be
forty odd next class meeting, and to hear my
own child calleda niger by such fellow as
you."
By this time the old woman had worked herself
up TO pitch of ungovernable fury, and raising
her voice to shrill YELL she called out to the old
man to come quick and "chaw the Colonel up"
and we are compelled by an inward regard for
veracity, TO record that the Colonel's old bay
made SIX miles of bad road in better time than
Lecomte ever did in his palmiest days. A deputy
vas seut 70 attend to the Colonel's re emtsrsnce
If that days work has ..hoistedn him into s<iner
Extremes, for the last and biggest eight he sas
occasion by his entering upon his record wien
aking the last census-six little mulattoes =
lie children Of one OF his constituents.-fwest
Eaton Rouge Sugar Planter.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
A Word TO Farmers I

HNHEundersigned are about starting Oh NIL 10 Bar.
4 lington, and intend when In operation to afford 70
Farmers steady and good market for Flax Seed st
fair price. They therefore Invited raise FAX Bsd
With the assurance that they will ind profitable crop
Those wishing TO procure Seed can get II By call
ing at the store OF Thomas Hedge Co., in Burlington
where they get IL by giving their receipt V lsss!
the same In the fall Good clean seed viii be paychases
at the market price. JOHN J. BURNHAN.
sp151mv. H.B. JAGGAR.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
A traveller domiciling at a hotel exclaimed on.

A traveller domiciling at q hotel exclaimed one
morning to the waiter:
"What are you about you black rascal? You
have reused me twice from my sleep by telling
me that breakfast ia ready, and now you are 4
tempting to strip off the bed-clothes. What Do
you mean?"
"Why," replied Pompey, If you isn't gwinsto
git up, must habs de sheet anyhow, case dsyt
waitin' fur dc table cloff.'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

GERMAN ExIasAfrox TO KAxsAs.--{fr,a..,
from the Illinois Staatszeitung l-Ihs -. |,
the Turner Bund, TO found German .,J.-.a
the West, appears TO meet with favor ~ y z
mistake not, committee has already ~
pointed to locate the colony. We do M -
that any particular State or TERRITORY l.. =.
been decided upon. Why should moi =; H.. ~
this juncturc, the Territory Of Kansas 4 ~. ~,
edS Sssd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A YAHxxr Norros.-These are truly the days
Of labor saving apparatus. Nearly every day
some genius turns out something calculated to re-
lisvs mankind Of toll and trouble. Invention
has reached that point Of perfection that It con-
struoss machinery lacking brains only to make
ii human. But while lacking this essential, II
makes up In power and result. For with one get
Of brains a. . director, It viii perform the du.
ties Of score Of human beings. This fact Is
evidenced in very simple contrivancs which
we saw yesterday, land which il now on exhibit
ton in this city, for planting corn. 1t is call
ed McGaneys Patent Seed Planter. The labor
Of planting corn Is no small part Of far.
mers work when done by hand, but with one Of
those machines It would be reduced TO almost
nothing. For with one, . man and horse will
plant ten acres per day, and at the same time
drop pumpkin seeds, and any kind Of fertilizer
the farmer wishes to use with the corn, and also
row it both ways with greater precision than 1t
has heretofore been done BY hand labor. We UNI
derstand that the rights for this State and Mis-
souri,, to manufacture vend and use this new ma.
chine Il offered for sale. Go and see it.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

OnIo-Ths Ohio Legislature has passed law,
having Ne same object q the personal liberty
hw of Massachusetts, II provides for replevy-
ing fagiivss from service, BY process from the
Stats Courts, which brings them a. well Is the
NarshAl, bsforsit. The Sheriff IL empowered 70
take ths slaves from the Marshal's Jurisdiction
By force, II be rssists.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

FALL or ! NsTRoR--A large meteor fell in
tAs vicinity Of Belfast, Maine, on the 18th inst,
shaking buildings in that vicinity, and being
distinctly heard in Rockland and neighboring
towns The sound ressmbled the explosion Of :
powder min. Il Is not exactly known where 1t
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A CONTINENTAL actor, with q very home.
ly phiz, was acting Mithridatis, when beautiful
captive said to him:
"Ah, my lord, you change countenanes A
man in the pit exclaimed:
stFor heavens sake let him."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

TALE OLA TUs.-Some individual, like the old
heather philosopher, has taken up his abode
nightly in tub, in the vicinity of the pork
houses on Boundary street. There is disor-
derby looking set of casks, occupying vacant
lot, and Of one Of these, the gentleman, whom
We shall style the Great Unknown, has become
tenant at will. Whether he has adopted this
mode Of life from choice or necessity, no one
certainly knows It may be another evidence Of
the scarcity Of houses or chargeable to e1centri-
city and distempered mind. The world is
equally in doubt as to who or what he may be-
whether Of high or low degree. He may be the
Wandering jew, "Japhet in search Of his Faith
err lbad place 70 look for the old gentleman or
. Native American, on visit to the graves Of
his Fathers He may be gipsey CHIEF, an idle,
thriftless, whiskey- guzzing loafer, genteel and
well.bread house breaker or pick-pocket. But
spcculations are idle.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Miss Mary Reed, young lady who had ;u,,
graduated at St. Mary's College had returned =
her home in Sullivan County, Indiana, and Vim.
dressing herself on Saturday week, tainted ma
fell into the fire, and was so terribly burnt m,
she survived but q few hours.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

~ PennsylvAnia he's = severe law for the
punisAmsnt u ssascsion. under promise ofmar.
sags. Il inposssa heavy One and imprisonment.
n Ora tziA under this act took place last week
u nsssbsrr, Mary S. Murray against VIM. A..
0ssssraka, fsainous nane,) and resulted In the
ssnviseiaA q ~ defendant. Ono eject Of this
~ - swo sanigss In tho Rttsbargh jail Of
pssssaa eAasseavisA similar offence On the
- hA, David Hall vss married 70 Rosa Nc
1AA6sa. Nd fAsziek Kelley to Nlen Hgsiaa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

77I-s7.
Z
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$50 $50 -. =. VI
ID .! !!.I. 81. -. =. - As.sA a
# 81 81 40 ..k,naton. Anil IL.
- !. = = NE. asuard, ~ re11
49, - jS1 p (ae ~ Colnitse4
foess1 Is 70 S1qd SntS Ne e1pedseney g -
ssAEshinie = sal6esmiey s. - saees
he Enitrd Ssaies
Oh motion ~ Ar Summer, resolution Vas
adopeed instrucfing the committee on patents 70
consider the expediency Of amending the patent
laws, 80 far - % allow the inhabitant. Ct ncign.
DotsnK Dfitis6 provinccs 70 ENJOY ~ uens1u g
shose hws On aneaaal tOosing VIM the peopse
Of the United State
Hoses Mr.. Haven submitted two letters 60.
dressed By fhe Secrstaly Of the NAVY % the II
Benson, chairman Of the naval committee y
which he invites members OF Congress 20 si -
the new steamer Aerfimac q Annapons; aiso
SAYING that the President would iease ~ asn.ns.
ton this z. T.. and would wait sue ARRIVAL
there Of the morning train before gong % she
steamer. Il
Ar. Wnshburne, OF Illinois, moseo sHat su1
House adjourn tll Monday. Adopted.
M Alhany Aprii 10,
Is ! .,,.muN -. ,n.fe l.as nisht 70 throw
~ n.,-.s. -. ,,.;,, f,c,,. ,hs track near
p D. rhss,.- - nr ~. N = ana New Haven r.
5 ~ r.mnv;nc ,he n;lot az the engine. Ia loss
80 ,,;.covered and thus serious damages we're
,..,.n,.a On the NIGHT nreviOus. near the
same place large rock was placed between the
ra;la and heavy sleepers put across the track.
-.
new 1ol., APE. is.
The Courier and enquirer con.ain. .os Io r
ing ,e..sl - nslcIn...e ~ d.. :. s ~
rei.ple espouusns ~ 49, r.h. &C.. 81.
Las. eseeins nvscs =. .nS T,.r ssv
tory gsnea ose1 "Aels $500, .Is usa
4u, INV taAen = ss ss;
enda q SANTA ncsa' sery ausantOus Ia "a
Won sl.uA.eI " MI ~. 49,: :. es.. f
y s.ous wsns ~, 1891 -, .;,t
oVV nreo oncs vll'y, -. snsn .;,,.as
alu ~. III c.ras.i IL,
.nu ,ooA possssson = s 10 a..,,. ,.ha.
.s1s nAss ~ a:,a,,,,,s..,as - H., Ia.
w afesns w" WI. ~. s.;s.s ac ~ rn,aha. &c
yon9 prooag LIZ Sa'.h. - az r;a.orr ..
,ne 1ankees' 10y = Z, - fsas.,.,,,
.ooA piaee a. iou. .h ,,,or,,'
auu my W. - ~ ~, ~. :.
ins ~ Ihovn'eu .ruops, anu ~ = sa,u ~
49, - .ne 49,. &c 81 .hst ,hav
wne.e .nsre = hoe $500. ~ -
are ~ oao ul'ess s''sy sA'i :. A'.N
cus .lie !. Wy .l.Iousn.
one VI Tue pllsoners says parry n.o :an'e
l.om eau saan us. sa W., ~, =. Nv -
party mnon t, ~ nu.ueleu anu 1en saus w ~
account OF the aforesaid murder.
An English man-of.war ought to arrive to-day
| at Punta Arenas, as she was seen outside oy the
| steamer Oregon. French steamer has sailed
from Panama for the same destination. the
French have orders to treat Walker and his men
The corresnondent of the times tele vraphs
from washington that tho challenge has not vet
nassa.i from Colonel Lane 70 Senator DOUGLAS.
| + Il understood it awaits an answer 10 Lanes
| demands ior fetracuon OF ms offensive ian'
guege-
speaker BANKS posluveiy aechnes the hoL1lns'
Il. Grinnell is prominently mentioned for it.
WASHINGTON, April II.
1 Oregon is letter from Incl Palmer Snnt If In.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

AsSAp nSSH-fo ~ bssASo s. . -
infAs j. - esdseI thought whicA IN - ~
70 - ~ + = absolute pve-ssqaIsI,s "A -.
hooaan4 eoys VII be bojs, let "a ~ =.
peop1o ~ What thsy vim. They uiil ~,
act and think IKE boys. They Vim ~. -
Ne Ice, sids ds~n hili, be frivolous - -
play al sorts Of antics, do . good nasv ~,
which to the sobsisy Of age, win look Il. -
But what ofthssi Who would cloths 49, ~.
with the dignity invest il With lie r,s.,,s
eudov il with the wisdom, Of the anIabsS 'ay =
TO do 30 would bc to rob HE Of ia br;ss...'
and glory-to tako away is spring ~
plundes Il Of ita 6owefs--so silence s1. -
giAdnes 10 still the music Of lie spsis. i. q
and banish ib iovcliest sunshine. una
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A country girl coming in from the field, was
told by her cousin that she looked us fresh as a
daisy kissed with dew. swell, it wasn't any fell
low of that name, but it was Bill Jones that kiss
ed me- and confound his ugly pictur, I told him
before he done it that everybody would find it
out, ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

FATAL AccIDESr.-On Tuesday last q sad acct.
dent occurred near Dunlcith. A young man
named Sawyer, . carpenter by trade, was going
upon Hunting excursion, and got into skin to
go down the river. While moving his musket
from one end Of the boat to the other, the lock
caught in the row-lock and the gun went Of, the
contents entering his side He died in half an
hour He leaves Q wife to whom he had been
married two months.-( Dubuque Repub.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

eEARght occurred Friday between party Of
Irishmen in the upper part Of town, in which
one man had his shoulder dislocated. Doctors
Harvey and Day we're called and soon put the
disjointed parts together. The same man few
weeks since, in similar ARRAY, had one Of his
arms badly cut by = large knife. Whiskey was
the chief casse in both cases.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

PRoFsssoa LoS0rRLLow ays that aEIiaxathan
should De divided Hi-a-ws-tha., but pronouns ed
With the soweis AZ in Niagara, thus: ..Hee-ah.
BILE = = -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

ELrcr1oss.-The Republicans have carried
Blackhawk Co. by 200. Linn by 100, Muscatine
BY 400, and johnson by 500. The Democrats
have carried Lee by 900, scottby 500, Dubuque
by her usual majority and Jefferson by l0o
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

SUDDEN DEArH.-The Rockford (Ill.) Register
gives An account of singular death which oc-
CURED on the cars Of the g. sc. o. Railroad,
between Pecatonica and Winnebago, on the noon
train East, on Thursday last. A passenger was
found At the latter place sitting in his seat Dead
none of the other passengers having previously
noticed any thing unusual in his appearance,
looking robust and in good health.-His person
was not identified, but from ticket which was
found upon him his name is supposed to be Wha-
ley. 1t is also reported that a passenger stated
that he had informed him he came from Lam
sing, Iowa, and was going to Indiana on bu-
simeon
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

a The Editor of the Davenport Gszette has
had mess Of new potatoes sent to him and
thinks they were the first Of the season. By
no means. At least three weeksago, . gentle
man Of this vicinity brought o lot to this office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

OH IaossIDEs on rHR REriRISG BONA
good story Is told Of Commodore Stewart-s'Old
Ironsides, yin connection with the discussion TO
which the action Of the late Naval Board has
Qiyen rise. The merits and dement's Of the Ma
" being canvassed in the old Commodores
presence, and the decisions OF the Board, in
many cases shown to De partial and unjust be
broke "a with this emphatic proposition:
..T.at them equip three frigates of equal size
and asmaments, and man two Of them from
among those retained on the active list, and give
the third to be manned with the retired, far
Laughed, and dropped, and III whip the two insn
open sea fight"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

CocxfEAyxln ExHuMED.-The Peoria Press
staten that few days since, while digging foun.
dasion near the Warrington House, on Washing.
ton street. the workmen sxhumed quite . lot of
couaterfsit bills purporting to DO On the 1echan.
10 Bank II Providence. Rhode Island IL poorly
Stamped On thstop, and Providence, in the body
= u bin, with type. The stamp and bottle Of
iAk were also found. A number Of these bills
wsfs oGerd In Peoria some months since; but
Suspicion becoming aroused, It would seem that
thsy had bssn deposited IN the earth, with the
visv perhaps of being Afterwards drawn out.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

FoR THE WRsr.-Several families Of our city
ere preparing to move west this spring. They
are mostly bound for Iowa. The whole number
is said 70 be about forty that win leave within
two weeks.-C hillicothe Advertiser.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

~ A two-horse team run away, Friday
afternoon, from the upper end Of Jefferson st.
and after dcmolishing the wagon and sundry
boxes and barrels, and running against other
horses and carriages, they brought up against q
heavy load Of iron on the corner Of Main and
jefferson. Some damage was done but no per-
son was hurt although many we're in great
danger ~ si2if -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

sPR1Se Fashions IN rHE SPIRIT WoRLD.-Bet-
sey L. e., whose letters from the Spirit World
are published in the New England Spiritualist
thus describes the Spring Style of dress in the
Celestial Sphere. She gives US her idea Of Heay.
en- in fnll-dress: IN s
.sThe males generally wear loose white gar.
ments with girdle made of different kinds Of
materials, generally of silver or gold cord, Some
wear jewels, but THE is not common. They wear
their boards long, and sandals Of velvet Of dif.
ferent hues. The females are more elaborate
in dress; they have more taste that way: and
are allowed to indulge it, for the motives of
dress here is not as ofearth It is not for vanity
or amy such motive, but from love Of the n,lre
and beautiful, and desire to do everything plea.
SAINT in tie sight of God. generally dress in
light blue dress made loose and flowing and
bound with silver or white silk; q silver cord n
round the waist, or a jeweled girdle wear NV
long hair braided, and sometimes flowing. or
bound with silver band. have also white
dresses, of SO fine fabric, they look like air: this
kind am very fond of wearing. With such 1
dress wear an emerald girdIe made in the shane
of leaves, and forming q wreath; this is clasned
by one lar.e pearl bind my hair with . str;nr
OF pearls when wear such dress. Iwear white
q ppers always"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A FALL OF HooPs.-Ths passengers Of an ON.
nibus on its way from the c. l. Z. Depo. to Il.
Cleveland / Toledo Depot, were not little su,.
prised by the sudden appearance Of new IN
plicant for public notice in the form Of ! babs
Its mother was not one Of the sort tina. stops !,
trifes, but proceeded with her new born 10 Il,
depot, and at last accounts both mother and ,oa
were quite as well, if not decidedly better, .Ass
could be expected. Who says this ID no, CT
age?-I Herald, 9.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

& = Ap 'sDs'1'l RAILHoAD faxlonrS 0n the
.::ser 81 ,ensral Railroad Compsny's Express
s7ss6ae Ane, = rates Of freight hAvs been redu-
go sollowE On freight per 100 lbs.-fFon
- % l4s, ID claas from ll5to Ill, Sd class
som VI 70 SO; from New York 70 Detroit, LIT
class from 1856 to 14s, ed class from 12s to ia,
cd class from % 70 So; from New York 70 Chi
| gaxo, 1T class from 200 70 lsl, ed class from
| ico 70 14i, sdclam from 1as TO ia; from New
| York 70 Joliet to same = from New York to
Chicago. Flour per bbl-ftom Suspension
Bridgs 70 New York, from 90 TO 81; from Gus
pension Bridge 70 Albany, Troy, or Schenectady
from ~ 70 20. Fourth class freights-trom
Suspension Bridge to New York, 50 70 IS per
100 lbs.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

THE Thorough Bred Horse NJ
= 0NIF PRIITDR, XXX
WIKI BE KEPT At NEW LONDON and MousT PITAslf
this II dollars for season. or 70 N.
sure, with e6 advance, or $50.
apps wifi H. w. HOPK1Ha
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A new married man up street declares that IN
he had an inch more Of happiness he could not
live. His wife and her sister are obliged to rod
him on the floor, and pat him with shinsla
every day too prevent him from being too happy.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

az The Montreal Advertiser says that SON,
idea Of the snow in that region may be formed
from the fact, that there are drifts In the neirh.
borhood of the "Mile End" twenty.three ia
high on level land, actual measurement 4
warm rain would create disastrous GOOD these.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

RIv.a Ifsxs At GAixSA.-The Advertiser Of
the nth states that the War Eagle arrived from
Lake Pepin on "Wednesday, and reported that
roag wind Was blowing over Tie Lake, breaking
up The Ice rapidly. - '
rhs He'd Wing Sentinel thinks The Lake win
b open on he 2Osh.
The Prsscoet Tsanscripe says that Tie stean-
boat navi Slsisa On s.. Csoix Win b very i've
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

In Parliament yesterday, the permanent seat
of Government was fixed at Quebec.
b Montreal, April IS. g
The river commenced rising on Monday, and
steamers commenced running to Brockvlle.
Rockville, April 10.
New Orleans papers contain dates from Vera
Cruz to April 8. The country was in very
unsettled state, notwithstanding the defeat Of
the insurgents at Puebla. The clergy having
been the fomenters of the recent insurrection.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

III ~ - u ~ eveAiae NJ sSsy -
tSue5fsS e ~ = 81 - NJ =
b ru,sosUa & go & lIeo4 susuIsea q ~
- Fl - ~. sspryn reesAed siies city 6
No. - 0ecInch. vheu he ~ belIe con.
nescei r;nrins. sss.s;ne conidersb,s ssnstss-
nne5oa anonk maaF of onr eisi1ank Nh0 we're
apprshesaivc 81 repesition II e ersst Grs ~
x1sil 10sh. l1e1. ssss e ~
1hese sas III areA damage dooe TO p40pesty
ii thie CITY. Is az = ve could ieaxn HE rosfs
Sf several kousea wers robSed 81 sheif saiseleA
and nnnbes &c sAiaoeys and Ssaess weFs
biosn desn.
ii Allsxhany City, he nile m mcrs severe.
1bs 1ocis u IL blscksuith and machine
HOS 81 tie outer depos " shs O. and 7. Rail-
nd Comnany zen biovn a. hat no one WAS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

. - y NEW HAVEN, AprH It.7a-1
The jury in the trial of Samuel Slye, the
widow Wakenau and Thankful Jersey for the
murder of Justus Matthews this P. NJ, returned
a verdict of not guilty, on the sole ground of i'm
sanity. The parties were all tried on the indict-
ment The result was generally anticipated.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

New York, April 18th.
A letter from Pernambuco, of March 10th,
states that the cholera was raging there, 2lO
persons having died. The Brazilian steamer
Marquis de Chinda was lately lost near the Je-
Mo ro
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Montpelier, VT, April lS.
The extensive Touring mills of W.. R. Hide
here were burned this A. NJ, together with ma
chinery. Fully insured.