Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

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THx New Orleans Delta i no. a m pleased
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mn 4. baehansns Cabinet 4 speaks Of them
!. y 0uaarus snd psAsisaotnarisn s,
.Aso1n sose'"ef n'se,edy -paeesedy, Apparently
W 10 osnel rcason tnan tnss sheJ represent M
ansgisnness 81 every section Of the country.
IHs SsS orieans Crescent noficcs laFgc and
inereassng sniPtnenss g cotton rom taas pof'
dlfecs % Sonanentai Europe, e : PROOF q
growing disposition % shf fo on tine dependence
on Liverpool Several large shipments have re
ssrsburg.
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ns AaufVeu u Plece called naiitzen-says tns
Plttsburg Chroncle-on Wednesday the 18th
resulting In the death of two persons and th.
injury Of ave others An emigraut train ha,
just passed the tunnel and come to 4 halt, 4
freight train came laundering on. followin,
through the same tunnel and not seeing the dan
ger signal At the end ar tho tun,o, ow;,, !.
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''-'o.' anu ''eaH intervening plunged INT
the Immigrant train smashing through two cara
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az There is a maddox excitement at Dayen
port just now, two or three rabid ANIMALS hay
ing been killed.
eI- The Editor Of the Davennor. Nave thn
eloouentlv d;acourses &c ,bo f.;lr,o 80 .ho =.
ther of Waters TO ..disuoreen At that mint 4,
ter this admonit;on there mns. AEON 10 = ~.
ment Of the ice
Strange indeed Il ia that the MIGHTY M;ss;ss;,
pi, whose head rests in the glaciers Of the froze,
NORTH whose loot reaches TO the orange grove
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& "a The people of New Orleans are just no,
enjoying the luxury of green peas. New cor
in that vicinity is foot high.
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James F. Wilson, Esq, Of Fairfield, Assstan
Commissioner of the Des Moines River In
proyement. J. Butler, Esq, of Muscatine, ha
also been appointed Agent to settle up affair
nv Sups a p.S VI luoi'c instruction
anu 'aAe proper security Oh Inose 10 whom tn
SCHOOL iui'a sas oeen ioaneo' or prosecute IN
o'"''''' Do'o'e .no eou,'s.
i The RArs.-Another person, lady, has die
1'o"A sNe =. sne pO'soueu wafer y. Tue ava
tional Hotel, in Washington, the wife of Mr.. ia
;n,.;on revo.,ad..+h.t ~ s,o,,. !, h..n.
...'D'i - ~ ''"~' Aau oe''' p"'
toms of violent Inflammation; the lungs wer
conrested. and the kidneys severely affected
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''' apl'e"'" "0's ''Ne''' ''0 presence anu ~
'loh Oh arsenic ~ Tue sIomacn.
' ooANas 10 sne oiuess man VINO mas eve
taken the Presidency. General CAss is said t
be IA years old and is the Oldest man that ha
ever filled the Office Of secretarv IF stoto IN IL
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sxs,rsorn Alfred Conn,rvn,.n .r;., g,