The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

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Bridges, which nay Dhen - tsayssDe1 81 tsaaoo.
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bent ons into the Valley. y s4ssa AssAFs aA
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disns that are consinua1ly hovesine around ~
The Herald says shat Gen. HAsney With l4E4S
tSrcss viii be dsspaaeAsd ~ Utah aBsosn ask0
canaafect aa snsfanee into IL tssrioDfys ID vi
~ 49, ~ II ~ u wasAipetoo, Nov. IL. "
1hs southern uaai vish Nev Osleans dassUees
the l3th has arrived ssa 4ss+st a4 e 4Mf gs#n
Campeaehy ssin holds eat, bss - ahillaa -,
continue % ID doubtful. The beSIegeFs veeN.
committing brutal sxceSsss u ~ suburbs Aa1
sbe nevsiutionjsm making fsptisAb. @v
O. ths Island Of Carmeas . eoaspi1acy hA1-
bsea discsvsssd q AeridA ee@prisag many cg.
rner. S'-i i inssriesss;s tAas o.ads of Indiaa
robbers were comnitsing dspredssis1s thss1gh.d
pos tho Repsblic. agera W. f4. fel stasst5d
Texas adyioss sspors moro Indian oatragssip
ne Comal country sas-. 81. .sss
The advices per The Niagara have completely
Unsettled Ill the SoufherE narksts f6r corn, an
20 business has bssn tFansacted Dinee shsis 49,
leipe.s safa E@s sis t5asGH #EF si& aa5y4a4
fJ sshaA .taasa Washluxssa. Nov. 10. 80
Il y believed thas Cesta RisA ~ill ssAisa fronS
he San Juan river - saon - she may b in,
lormed Of the negotatios OF the recent treaty
between the United States and Nicaragua. FA'l
The action Of the Constitutioual Convsoeo0 u
Il Kansas meets The approval Of ths Prssidsas
y calculated 70 quiet existing troubles .,~,
Sir William Gore Ousley arrived here to-
light. Il ID decided to send no Ministsf 70 NJ ~
sABuo UAssAb ObseG enO AS0~su8 " @&D&tNrOs AAFtA
Secretary Stanton, Of Kansas, has resigned, VI
3 take effect Dec. 3lst, when it j. supposed the y,
kate Governments WIN b in operation. 49,
The State Almshouse at Mone0n, Mnso., y
cry full, there being now ever 600 psrssoo Nv
'ithin ito walls, many Of them abls-bodisd work-
pg men, including several good mechanics, Who
annot get work, and they are arriving It the
ate of twenty day; twenty-three we're takes
4 On Thursday. Of the whole number, sono
10 are children. The out houses are being
tied up to accommodate the excess Of inmates,
be- superintendent being informed that be b
xpectsd 70 take care Of $4,000 psrsoas shis y
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Hs 1T Boston, Nov l0.a +aS
Senator Sumner who returned hoae in To ~
iagara was received on landing by Hon. Hem i,
! Wilson, N. r. Banks, Governor elect, and y
lrge concourse Of citizens, who escotled him II
3 his hOuse where Ar. Sumnee and NJ. WilDoa ~
lAde brief addresses. st.s#s4ss II Il sst s+-sssstf
Mr.. Summer has been sick throughout the
oyage, but bis general health IL much i'm
roved. He will take his seat in the Senate on 2
% assembling Of Congress. e s auE
a1 XII A2 z4 New York, Nov. l0. 88 4i
The weather 10 exceedingly boissesoas this
and IL