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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29


- There is difference Of opinion among the
ultra Southern journals d to the effect of the
bred Scott decision. The Charleston Mercury
denounces with much sarcasm and bitterness
the Southern politicians who assume that the
question is settled, and utters the following
gloomy forebodipgs: Eee sa sd, ass ,Aa s
.. 'sThe victory we have won may indeed be slo-
rious, more glorious because of the disaster Of
the engagement. But it is q victory more fatal,
perhaps, than defeat, the fererunner Of complete
subsection. Like the soldiers of the Revolution.
They rise up stronger from each struggle, with
! renewed yigor aud more determined resolution.
| We, exhausted by every effort, stricken, intim-
dated beat back momentarily their fierce as.
saults that We may cover our next retreat and
/ leave them in possession of our camp fires. This
has been the history Of our gallant contest with
/ this insignificant rabble for the last Fifty odd
years. Again We have passed through . new
struggle, more insignificant at each meeting
again our colors are flying over our march, and
again they are flying over our retreat. Back
back Our enemy is before US In go, whet
we meet again, let Us see to it that We have !
large swamp in our rear behind us--it may b
convenient to cool off and luxaria1e in after on
i ne xt triumph SO && ssasss8 Ra7 ssusSk s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

g Our readers will bear us witness that we
have not written single notice Of a pleasant
and warm day the present spring but that the
carrier has had to trudge through ice or snow OF
rain to carry the paper that contained it, on the
following morning. Not being entirely certain
but that our and other very flattering aposiro
pies to spring, commencing so long ago as Feb
ruary last, may have had something to do with
bringing upon US the villainous weather we have
had, our readers will appreciate the deiicacJ
which induces US to say nothing about the beau
tiful sunny weather of Yesterday. Our mind i:
not fully made up as to the cause of the chan
ges, unreasonable SHOWS and frosts. Whethe
! II is attributable to the Comet, the decision O
| the bred Scott case, or causes above limited at
| We are vet in doubt But if spring does no
soon come the cattle in Iowa will all die off. b,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

HARD TlMEs.-That man who would not Gu
up his corn folder last fall, when his wife want,
ed him 10 do it, is now making her miserable by
grnmbling at the Almighty because his catle
suffer Tor the want OF iced. He declares thai lie
will 80 to Texas next year, where he expects 10
live without work. lie does not work much
here and his wife rets aud Providence frowns,
so that the poor man has a hard time to live.
The other day neighbor suggested that this
was as good 4 country as need be, and as a gen.
eral thing every one might be comfortably stu.
ated who would ecoaomiSs and use ini,sst y 70
This remark was received as IL personal re fec
ton and called forth trade Of abuse on the
climate and people Of Iowa, and after We heard
1t we were willing the man should 90 to Texas,
but we pitcd his vile and children who still in
sist that "they could soon be fixed to live here
as "eH a. any where, II Father would be salts.
fed Abba Press, .,.. . .-..,... n q
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

: New UrleanS, April II
N n br;r J-n;on n,c orr;yod with ~, ,,ors e.


The brig Union mas arrived with papers from
the city of Mexico to the 4th.
4 re, action and revolutionary movement head
ed by the clergy and Santa Annals emissaries
had been discovered at the capitol. Several ar
rests had been made; among them Gen. Fraco
nish and Aquillar, one Of Santa Annals minis
tiers. Considerable excitement prevailed regard
ing the Spanish expedition. ~ -
The British Charge D'Affairs had delivered
his ultimatum to the Government, giving days
for AN answer 5 q" . +.'..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

On Sunday morning he set out on theirtrail,
and followed them half the day, finding their
camp.6res--ov ertaking three or four struggling
squaws, let them gc-and finding all kinds Of
goods thrown and strewed along their trail to
tighten their loads and expedite their fight
When he could not have been over half . days
march of them, he stopped and returned the
same evening TSunday to Spring When
he ordered the men 70 return they expressed
wish to follow on, and said they would put up
with half rations if he would allow of it. His
reply Was, he had no orders to follow them,
On Monday he set out to Spirit Lake to bury
the dead, &c.-he went to the first house, that
OF Mr.. Naples, found one dead body, buried il,
and returned to Springfield. lis certain such
troops, Or rather such officers, will afford no
profession 20 our frontier settlers. Such men
are not 6sto protect our frontiers. Think OF
bis conduct; bis men all well mounted, turning
back when be was not half a days march OF
them; they loaded down with plumber, aud horses
and mules, and carrying off with them -four
women as prisoners The INDIAN
| were known to have some IS or so head q
horses and S. or 10 mules, taken from the
settlers. These Indisns commenced low deHr
on Little Sioux river near the S. W. corner .
Baena Vista county, and proceeded 70 ,hreai
up and destroy ALL the settlements in that conn
lr, Clay, Dickinson and Emmist counties; thei
/ intended Coming down the West Branch as fal
Is they, dare. Throughout their Whole coufs'
sSsss szs sssssksi fs ssayes ,a2z>e7s sssys. 4 80
sisFs 60
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Now York Anril .

= ~ NEW I rK, April 70
This evening, at the instigation of Mayor
Wool, an Injunction was served on the new Po-
lice Commissioners. Mayor entered into bonds
for $4,000 There has been great excitement
all day. The Mayor addressed the Police Cap
tains a. the City Hall, telling them the new law
was uncon> titu,onal, and charging them to obey
no authority except present Police Commission.
ers
Steamer Glasgow from Glasgow brings Liver.
pool, dates to April 8, but Jour hours later than
previous advices. .ra- -..'. ..s.s.sayE3 .--f-
. Nothing from Halifax since Monday night
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

" IMMENSE TELEGRa PHfc ENTEHPRIsE
learn from gentleman in the way OF receiving
authentic intelligence on the subject, that q
number OF Ge tlenen OF this city largely liter
ested in the teiegrhp''ic business, have n pro
iect on foot 10 connect New York and San Fran
cisco direct by linc of telegraph. asE'.3ds Rt
The plan is not yet fully matured, but when
perfected, it Will embrace q preliminary expedi-
ton under the auspices and protection OF the
government party, witch is soon to start on an
engineering tour tor the purpose OF laying out
(under the recent act OF Congress) II Military
Road to the Pacific.
The telegraph party, which is to accompany
the Military Expedition,t will probably consist Of
some forty or fifty persons, aud will be amply
supplied with mules and cainels for the purpose
OF crossing the continent with safety and dis
latch. The party will start from Omaha City in
Nebraska, ito be connected by telegraph with
St. Lous, follow the Platte River TO the Sou h
Pass, and thence direct across TO San Fran--
cisco .f@t, e 81, ess.rst -+. A... a..ze ...s
This is an immense enterprise, and one which
requires large outlay OF labor and capital -
Should it Prove successful and the submarine
tele graph be laid successfully in Jcly, London
aud San Francisco will be within hail,ng dis
| lance of each other. and the quotations on
Change in the Metropolis OF Europe will be bhl-
le,ined III the Golden City within an hour
IN. Y. Mirror. - 70 sgs.ola b. f,..,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

~ ST. LOUIS, April ".
The officers OF the steamer Minnesota from
the upper Missouri report great excitement ex-
lists at Platte at the mouth OF the Nebraska, in
consequence of the Pawnee Indians have driven
in number OF settlers at Salt Creek. A fight
occurred, resulting in the killing of several In
daus and one white man-thrteen Indians
were captured. Gen. Thayer of Omaha city had
raised party Of volunteers to protect the set
tlcrs '."- -f'
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THE WASHINGTON DlsEAsE-ANorHER VICTIM.
Ann L. johnson, wife of Robert Johnson, Of
Newark, died in that city on Wednesday the 18th
inst Mrs J. was visitor at the National Hotel
Washington, about the first OF March, and has
been ill ever since. Her death is doubtless at
tributable to the strange disease or poisoning,
which has swept SO many to the grave, and al
fected the health Of SO many others at that time
guests at the National Hotel. ...... . ..--
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!. TEL.EGRAll.pH1c,'..
Baltimeee. Apfil 2l.

"
1 Steamer Eulson dates To ssa inst iarriyed 4
l View Yoss this marniag.o, sa.f assoggEe. s..y
SsLiverpoei, April 1ts; cotton auiei, hrIn IN.
cbangedin prices, sales :, days Il, 900 bales, %
which 1900 Mere for speculation and 400 fe'
/ export. No. fair Ssasf Bread stats dull, pro
visions steady; money decidedly more Stringent
| bank Ioses advanced 70 for loans On STOCKS
| consols s23ag2f3 There was an active demsnd
1 for fnoney at London.es stock exchange on tn
inst at .6as4. Bank of Engiand raised Its mt Z
est for loans on tstocks to per cent. which
caused a general decline IN prices. English
{ funds further deciiped IN eonseis q. usht'
ness Of money markets consois closed at ssssSs
for account. Foreign markets were heavy IN.
der infiuencez of eonsols. All other MARKERS
participate with consols and are dropping. -
Is The Times Paris, correspondent says that an
urie pectrd increase in Bank of Englands rate
of interest had an unfaserabie, etleet upon the
French trade; onthe other hand the American
traffic had encouraged manufacturers, who we're
anticipating profitable business with Y. Y. s
Corn market throughout France was deciin-
Grand Duke of'Tuseany had declined to con-
clutie with the papal chair a eoncordat Ike me
Austrian. 5s2 Va. sssy.ysi.s{I t.sf IL III
The accouchment Of Queen Victoria was
daily expected sfazr sils si -saf5g .z5as. 49,. Z
The English elections were over with lew e1-
ceptions. There viii be a large Liberal MAORI
" in new House of. Commons. 81 4 / q .ssxfs D
The amount Of Gold on the way from Austria
liza to England-the greater portion OF which
could not be far d,stant--was estimated Ut t23-
600. o0U.nss svsa sssy rss..,,.,,s g@.,s,.s-. a
3 The closing of Ave Chinese ports against the
Europeon commerce was considered permanent,
AT the has. advices the Persian army was firm-
D0Sfn0 ShirlSs,s - I'D e. ~ e.,
General Butler was terrifying Arabosia. ~ 4
'@ The Southern PROVINCES werers tranquil.
Some salutary reforms were progressing IN
Turkey. In, two cases Christian witnesses had
given evidence against Turks and in both in
stances the latter were found guilty.
= Flour closed quiet. Forced sales at decline
Of Is. 70 saa3 ysy3 as-,5 sysr ssAs a. ~
Corn has declining tendency and holders
ire Offering freely. ID Req, 5,.fs - g. dee
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
WASHINGTON. April 9

/ The Instructions to Reed, our Minister will be
specific, as to the extension Of our commerce,
while naval forces will be employed only in case
necessary to protect our citizens and their ill.,
I terests. -.f s-@3' -.N4-s'".-.- "a.
| j. NJ Carlisle was appointed Judge Advocate
| of fourth naval court of enquiry. 1t is rumored
| still another court is to be organized. 3i' a2-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

MONEY IN WALL SrREEr.-The n. 7. Tribune
of the 18th says: g"0n call money is abundant,
| and loans On current securities are made with
| greater ease thanfor some time past Paper for
| sionaliy is passed at lower figures 81 ,s.,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

~ The continued bad and cold weather, by
which vegetation has been retarded and from
which cause every description of coarse feed has
been exhausted, corn, and, in some instances,
even wheat fed to keep stock alive, has produc-
ed some effect upon the market, when tax en- in
connection with the fact that Fall Wheat has
been generally destroyed in this meridian sGrnin
is advancing in the St, Louis market. and has
gone up few GEMS here Spring is worth 50
and Winter 90 cts. Those farmers whe have los,
cattle from sheer negligence in saving what had
been bountitnlls provided to their hand, will
learn lesson which, We hope, may be remem
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

TEAMS STILL CROSSING THE Ice ON LAKE PEPlN.
We have intelligence from Lake Pepn up 10
Thursday morning last, at winch time teams
were still crossing the ice With safety. II is the
opinion of Inexperienced river men that with good
weather it will take ten days to drive the ice out
of tho lake ..- ..r.r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

saei 2.'< 9+'.. 'sa>'a' St. Louis, April 81.
Hon Edward Everett lectured on Washington
last night to the largest audience ever assem-
bled in the Mercantile Library. The receipts
probably reached a thousand dollars
Miss Heron plays Media to night for the bene.
tit OF the Mount Vernon Association. a. z-..,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

WINTER WHEAT IN CANADA.-The Toronto
Colonlst of a late date, says that the fall wheat
which appeared few days ago to be in rather
a precarious condition, is rapidly assuming a
more favorable aspect, and no fears need now
be entertained of the plant, having escaped all
danger from the very unusual and trying wealth
er since February last. f,tt" re- a=rst o.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

THE SEASONAL THE SOUTH. The weather in
Mississippi, &C., is alarming, because the crops
are sown and up Six inches of snow in that
State on the 18th of April, isenough to scare the
most patient planter. Here, the snow can do
no injury-rather good, for the corn is not yet
planted, and the fruit trees have not budded.
This leads us to repeat that it is better to have
our winter weather in April, rather than in May.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

tB Gen. Harvey, one oil the most impetuous,
oyerpearing and tyrannical officers in the army,
has been appointed, to the command of the
troops in Kansas. 1--we mistake not, this is
the same officer whose cruelty to interiors, par.
tieularly to his servants, has been subject of
much comment and notice, heretofore, in Saint
Iouis g.. t.e.e- 4
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-. New York, April %.
. 1t is reported the frigate Mas CARA has been
ordered - make her trial trip as far as Norfolk
in order to test her machinery before proceed.
ing to sea. s.7'ss2 III fs "@S+ 9@ go -s,
The schooner Merchant was seized as she was
leaving port to-day as a suspected SLAYER. sol
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Wheeling, April

~ ~ : - HetIIIlg, fprII zV
h The engine house, lathe and blacksmith shop,
of the E 4 G r r., with three locomotives and
all the machinery were DESTROYED by fire this
p. m. Loss not ascertaned yet but it is not less
than 100000. A heayynorth wind rendered iu-
tile all attempts to the buildings which were
wood
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

claim Of R. W. Thompson, of Indiana, is almost
the first act of the new Administration alter
getting possession of the National Treasury,
shows that Mr.. Buchanan means to pay his old
line Wing friends Tor their Services. Thomp-
sons claim had been twice or thrice rejected BY
| the Secretary of the Treasury and byna com s
mittee of Congress, on the ground that be had
no claim, Yet it is now paid in hot haste! If
| these things happen in the green tree what
shall We see in the dry! Look out for eorrup-
| tion: s4 4@ lag 49, ~ 70 - 80 i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

BANKS FAlLrSG.-Dlspatchess have been re-
cejved stating that the Tivertbh Bank, X. l.,
Farmers Bank, Wexford, K. l., Exeter Bank,
New Hampshire, Warren Co. Bank, Pa, and
Farmers Bank, Saratoga Co., n. York, had fail.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

| 1'@ -E,! s-.-s. ~ 2. New Orleans, April 20.
Cotton depressing sales 5000 bales at ia
lS3; receipts 5000 bales. White corn 72a75c.
Pork s23: bacon buoyant Other articles un-
changed ,szzsei ~ - .s.-.-...s,.. -, -. 3d..
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/. 81 M. sr. nj Sewbury port, April %.
Hon. Caleb Cushing arrived at home to-day
with great honors. The Mayor welcomed him
and Mr.. Gushing made lengthy response; there
wos also "A national salute and a military and
civil procession. He holds leyee this evening
at City Hall. ,T, ,.., go .''.1 '''f57
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Detroit, April 81.
"a A three story brick building occupied as
Jewelry store, fell at Albion this P. NJ. burying
FIVE persons in the ruins. .-.a..rG -.-.
=, snow storm prevailed heIe all afternoon.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

REPORTS from Kansas state that Colonel Lane
and Strngfellow recently dined together, and
are now sworn friends This is not unexpected.
They are birds ola feather, and no political dit,
iculties could keep them apart for any length Of
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

IS stock company has been formed per
sons residing in Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio,
who have constructed steam wagon to run on
common roads. twas tested a few days since,
and Travelled to the entire satisfaction Of those
" ~ got it IN -. "A. g.. -. = :.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Lager Bier, ii is said, will be used in rnuci,
greater quantities this simmer than last Brew :
ers are making extraordinary preparations tor a
busy season. The number OF beer shop bas
wonderfully increased, aud consequently the
number Of beer drinkers Lager Bier, almost
unknown four years ago, has gained local hab-
ita,ion md naIne, AMI imniehse amounts OF mo.
ney are now expended Tor TINS druk.-lS. 7.
Mirror '''- 'a @s~-s' - y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

TIE FALL ora TowER.-The Chinese Herald
confirms the report that the far famed porcelain
tower at Nankin was destroyed in November,
during bloody massacre OF some 5000 to 6o00
Imperial troops by the insurgents, who had gain
ed possession Of the city by treason.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

-#HM u. o.. J.
The love Of fun il not unknown amongst tie
serous-looting Chinamen. An English store
Keeper wishing to advertise his articles in The
Chinese language, engaged q Chiiaman to, paint
him sign. H. did not answer expectation, tor
the only pcrccpjahle effect il had on The Chinese
was TO excite grin. BY Il brlbe he obtained a
translation in English, and found 1t TO be rs fol-
lows Don't buyanything here-storckeepcr /
rogue" rr.- y 81 a2i-5a ~ss-nes sgsT
A New CONTROVERSY IN THE ESGLIsu CHrRcn
The Church OF England seems likely TO he ag-
lated at no distant day by the Discussion OF d
question which, though familiar 10 several de-
nomiuationt OF Chri s,ans, has never been per-
mit,ed to be raised hy any of her Ordainea min.
.siers viz: the luablity OF The Holy Scriptures.
Weare not aware that the subject bas received
much attention from members OF the Episcopal
Church in this country, rs orthodoxy in such
matters is a PROMINENT trait with them but in
England 1t seems that silent bat steady change
OF opinion has been going on Tor several years,
and many of the most thoughtful nnd accom-
,lished III nisters Of the Established Cnurch DO
not hesitate to declare that the Bible Ia not in.
iallibe. Of course, these heterodo1 ideas pro-
woke violent opposition. especially from the
Evah gclical wing of the church; and some OF the
defenders of inf.llibility. not ontt mt wi,hanp-
plying it to every word of holy writ, declare
that to correct what are manifest errors o tfuns-
lalion would be dangerous to the faith of the
people.-N. Y. Post. E.-ss T.. ss.ts.l 4 Or. .. -.
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.s--- Cincinnati, April %

- F-"T3 .I'TT Z. ClncIHhatl, April z. >
Additional to Foreign news. -5--. "a 49,.
A Geographic dispatch from Constantinopl.
says that the English fleets had left for Malta.
''3 The majority .of Liberals .hus far elected t
Parliament was l60. ..s..- . --... -.... ~.
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~yss4 Gle, Gland, April 81.
Schooner NonpareiI from O>wego arrived here
this morning via feeder OF Welland Canal. s.....
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NAFLE SU6AR.--Wsh have q statement in the
Western Reserve Chronicle, that Mrs. King, of
Vernon Trumble County, Ohio, obtained frou
single tree no less shan thirty four pounds OF
sugar, and enough sap sas wasted to hare ! in :.
creased she 5 ield - forty pounds The tree was
very large and tapped IN four places. bs.sss j,
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i.. 3i4 boston, April u. g
House passed the Kansas resolutions by 2 mai
The bark Merchant from Galveston was driver
ashore yesterday at Cabasset Passengers ant
rev all saved +~A"-' ~.-H- ~ sHfa ~
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Detroit An

.lsl.ast .y.s .. New York, April 81.
Steamer City of Washington from Europe has
arrived with dates to the 9Th. "a. z.,ssa- . 81 g.
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"a, kss,ss& -e+sstA Harrisburg, April %.
A bill for the sale of Main Line OF the public
works passed the House this P. VI. Yeas 81
nays Al, sit = tsEs.y s..e +-ge-.. ...
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THE last Fulton. Mo, Telegraph, notices the
death, at that place, on the 3lst uii., OF ADAM,
a negro man formerly owned by Capt Samuel
L. Hart, OF that county, at the remarkable sgs
| o one hundred and eleven years! i He W asi,orn
| in Goochlaud county. Va, about the year l74e;
and was abonts 80 wears old at the beginning Of
! the American revolution, many Interesting Incl
/ dents OF "nch he was tom"d to d.taii.9 lie
| had beena member Oh the Baptist Church about
| 40 wears. and has held family worship in bis
cabin, morning. and evening, for 80 years, and
4 all who knew hini gould testify thn, he adorned
4 his Girls ian profession by we'll ordered life
/ aud coa ersation. - % q, .st7--.sF - a. 4
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~ s@s'tio 75.s,Z tss % &ssoz. saq Esd -tsg,s
~ "a .'t2 n" .gaiahfng4 gszssY III a..
'asss'a ell tsaza i7ss2sasN a3ges g:ai s,ss~
.I@a1s4El.A 70 nsszIsas
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- A struggle is going on in New York be.
tween the pretended widow and the relatives of
Harvey Burdell, for possession OF his effects, with
Misses Cunningham fully sustain the assumptions
of their mother, as was to have been expected,
and it is probable she will be adjuiged the Wild
ow Of BurdelL, with a right of over and perhaps
of administration. -..2-.l .ea-LEa.
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~ The Buchanan State Ticket had small
majority in Lucas CO., while the Republicans
elected the County Judge and Assessor, So says
the Mail