Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

III Halue ttste pek A9oA: k00Sn ~ sne uyy
appesisesss One ssIe viii occur ist IosA Psiat
4 m Douiphsn Coanty, Kansss, beginniHg on Tues.
7. dsy, ,the slh of N.5 Til. sale y for she benei.
4 of The LesA tribe. Another sale viz occur -
Psoh insLyaans ccsnty, Ksmss; commsnGag On.
8 iTussaay, the 4ssh Of Nay, Tor The conssderssed
bands d Kaskaskias. sPeorias, Piankeshass and
weAA Aieo anoshes, al Leconptons in
Kansas, on Tnesday the r2sd Of June, for the
benea. q. The Deisvars Tribe. Thousands upon
Ethous.nds Of acres of land Win be thus thrown
upon thss nAshets Ror she benefit Of the Iowa
tribe s6 eco acr<s ~ill bs sold; for eonfedefated
bands si4.boo acrss VIII 81 soId;; and for the
Delaw.rs tribe 4ss 600 acres-5making il all
(6s4. 900 acres.
Il Tsr ExrrcrrD coxfr sfrs The New Fork
Herald states that the great comet which Swans 1I
hare predicted during tho year 1857, has been
seen in that city, BY an eminent professor Of its
learned institutions. and the result Of his obser
vations viii soon be gwen to the public. y ~ is
8 yet ouly visible siths telescope, but ssit is
rapidly approaching the earth, it may soon be
seen with the naked eye. Il is nov about 1--WE
degrees east Of the star Androneda, and y mo-
4 wing south. This cometssn first seen by Prof.
1'D Arrest, at Leipsic, on Feb. ssd, and on the
l2sth Of March, At Newark, N, BY NJ. Van
/ Arsdsle. II xas also seen last, Friday night At
the National Obser vatory in Washington. The
comet is known as Charles Quint, or Charles the
Fifth, it being during the reign Of that monarch
il vas last seen. "A German saysn has started
the story that this comet WAL strike the earth
\ during the month OF June next, and the state
ment has craated great deal Of discussion iol, In
scientific circies and ;is very generally secuted
This comet is destined to create considerable
public curiosity, and its approach to the earth
WILDE watched with intense interest. t. a, ~ B 4
I GxsxAss IN M1ssEsorA. The Cincinnati Ca
xette of Monday says; q Aboye one hundred per;
4 sops, ali connected with the German Turner
a 1Ha s' ie'' - s's 1'y y,.s' ~ s., -, ~
olinm' - "ns w
lof'n'ns sse's's"eus s"'' sAS s,ss
ues s"o year. sgo. = - - - ~.
IA .. .. Matteson, the wen known s ieA-Cohii s9ii
gressman, is rapidly recovering ms neaath ~
| - ftgEF.
1 .ayorolv " |
-. M 9, P.u, Adror,;sor corrects crr.,s@
-. ~ - ~. - - ,h,;.had d,., con. i
c..r,no tho nonnla ton Of Minnesota and saws vs.
4 IL cannot exceed 100000. If. regard be had to
tho c,ensus Of last June or the election returns
,ocf Move r,t.r counting seven persons to one
vote. egg .saf1ss soaytasi'5z 'Ayfs .'iT hs
sbr,,. --Tha R;chroond South
-, =, =. $500 e ~ a.
...T~.-:n Is. 1,,a,;t = fa;,, n,oavn q
oo,au,no,.,v ns,,nsn,v 30 .sks ..vbat Kind Of
.c:Sr,i :: s,a % STATE,
- .si:,. r,,n,,.a
ia'H.r - H. M s,1I,,ee sos - s3aazAd
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I,a B Scott county has given IN majority OF 4i
according to the Official count for the hepuoohH Il
cams olA p. ~ et.
atw We learn from correspondent Of the
4 Keokuk Times, that Davis County has only given
! ,sS9 majority for the Buchaneers. The cores
pondent says, sSmall vote-wool is rising in Da-
vis.nis aiugsiy4up nj 4,s.t..Laa i + "a h, .zist
4 tE Cedar County has gwen the Republicans
about one hundred majority 2'''s'' ta 81 2il
4 qsa 10 - --- -
me i1ppu in1epuolc.4nrs na.e '.SS'l o. ,"a
cahne Countyloo N H LOUISA anu 1Yv ~ ~ 'o"'' .
county. sro.2a -a-no.- 9---- 4---- 7''s *l'aa9u
W A DouBLE TRAeEDY.-James RAG p e %Taber % ma man OF d
considerable tann'i property ous q aou'''u'
ton ana brutal PASSIONS was Aii'eu W "'' e
slave near fieminsours, NY, lass euhuas "'eA'
Taber had compelled the ~i'e Oh 'he sersan' =.
yield 70 his his depraveo anu pru'a' 'us' vs. -
q violently abused thlm peFsoonaliy' ~ .ne T.
cess o. ms passion ,ne s'Ase .'io. ~ 10 sa
nooo' ''1's anu - .o.ro, ~.
n'As'si ~ .,-~...,,,, e,,~.,, -. =, l.th,aa sset
- | ssn.h .na, ,a,o,vnea., ber.a,f The man was
4 ,.t.n .ctnnov,edred the deed was tried imme.
i and ~ sentenced 10 death which he isnow
.-.;,;,o "a l'.,., t % -. t'so's 5 ,'l' reg
s - -. n--.-77-T. NJ Va. sv.,;ns
80 ~ a1l., = :, ,,,a,, of
foss says sna' NJ ' wy pp, - lls.,s;s n.'
'ne aapea'e''"no 'nAue = w. - = "a en,.nr..
Tying s gu'o NV :: :s.,.,..a eor
tna' 70 nls noe.an,s 'ue p.oA. . of
the pusseioos' ans's - 'rss ~ ~ -. T.
|
nlaces In the metropolis He is represented by
! the Post as anything but a big, red faced snob
ID of whi.key seller whose claim to respectable
ty is founded only on the money obtained from
i tho sale Of turpentne. gin andslogwood.brandy.,
ID ~ ~ psrnh1can ~. carried Prince re-
's..a,.n,s .,s;or;.v ,.s. Toesday., rap The The
ns ~. -. ,.,s d.ns nf ,;cto,y ana. mt their
Il . :. go aho.. !. Iova;ov,n hnti,tbey
y .aia -; = Th.a yate vat sstsa,n1 stsan.
S'ppr rps. 600 n.rs...., oos % f7J
.e T. - --T IL % ~ =, ,,..
:. afAst AiAh-Ano '''"'' -,
s'p from new orleAhs - s' a,s ~ n.e W
CARVING @ iui 'osu' s'oppAe "'i'
stroos :. cur,ent xatao a1ai sf9 sea "s .ia'~
- ~. .i -; :;
g ma s,,;n,,,n;nyys Hosiery and Fancy Goods