The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-03
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- papes psisasd n he 6tass Of Iowa that has
Aalf shs1drsslsaea Of the Tribune within The
0sats.
The sOebAen Tsetinouiar' which the people
Of Eagland awarded 70 Richard Golden, now
h this eosassy, for his s1ertions in repeating
he duties % wheat BY voluntary subscrip-
ton, reached sAs sum Of 10000 sterling
os9O, Ooo-a solid testimonial worthy ofa veal.
Thy, esnssoas end theushtfal people.
One svssiAg lass week, while Thomas T..
Hewe, j., Of Auburn, n. T., was engaged in .
legal asganent before Judge shankland, in sy.
raeuse, when in The midst Of powerful effort,
he was observed - commence trembling-ths
law papers ssddsnly dropped from his hands,
and his countenancs became contorted, and be
dropped % the loor in state Of ineensbility.
He vas copiously bled, and was removed to the
Syracuse Hoess. HE left arm and lower limbs
ere wholly benunbed.
Two Germans, Who started from Spirit Lake
for Sioux City on the 7.h ult, got lost on the
psairis, and wandered over the counties Of
0,Dden, Diekisson and Cherokee six days With.
cut food. They were found about three miles
from the town Of Cherokee, worn out BY expo
sure and fatigue, The fess Of one Of them being
badly frosss, and che Other only able to walk
few rods at time. During their wandering
they Ioss their carpet sacks, which contained ar
teles of value. They were kindly cared for,
and hopes we're entertained Of their recovery.
Jumperts, the condemned Chicago murderer,
Who packed the body Of bis victim in barrel
and sent II TO New York, has another chance
for his life, . ssperssdeas having been granted in
his case BY the Supreme Court.
The steubsn Co., (Ind) Republican reports
the divorce Of about twenty couples OF the late |
term Of the Circuit Court in that county.
The Washington States, which has al along
opposed the rs-opsning Of the African Slave
Trade, new sayG
1--WE are mot surprised at the persistent def
ance of the laws against the slave trade, which
10 now attracting attention of the country to-
wards the remoter Southern States Nay, ne
believe the traffic will b. re established despite
.fsdeyol yssistaaes"
'CHARLEs DICKENS WRlrEs FOR THE New
YoRk LrDaRa."-Bonner has engaged Dick
ems to write . story for the New York Ledger.
u Letters from Northern Iowa, of April
2Oth, represent sleigbing - excellent, with Is
inches Of snow. On the other hand, the edi-
tor Of . Chicago paper has been shown wheat
In head, peaches, cherries, etc., IS large as bull
lets from Southern Missouri. This shows consd-
cradle difference in climate in adjoining States
The Rev. Dr.. Howard, of Chicago, who has
been detected In preaching sermon written BY
the Rev. DR.. Guthrie, of Scotland, says that he
obtained 1t by exchange Of manuscript with
New York clergyman, and did not know DR..
Guthrie to DO the author.
~ The new Board Of Commissioners are
getting rid of the Quarantine war on Staten
Island BY erecting floating hospitals, which are
to be stationed in the lower bay, several miles
from any inhabited neighsorhood.
a. Miss Matilda Heron is playing at the
Peoples Theatre, Dubuque.
Conservative money paid by the B. l.
II. r. r. R. In consequence Of the accident on
the Road, few days since, was for thirteen cat
tie injured, besides the fifteen killed. l.
The Fort Madison Plaindealer of the ED says
that from the best information it can get from
The farmers Of Lee County there will be but
very small amount of fall wheat raised in the
county the present season, and unless We have q
very favorable season, the crop Of spring wheat
will he light.
The Auscatins Journal of the 2lst says that
sattle stealing has been perpetrated in that vi :
'inity lately. A farmer living few miles from
hat city found one morning an OF, which he
lad used the previous day, dead and already i.
kinned. Another man found his COW and calf
10Th dead and their hides taken OF Others
ave been missed, and no remains sfterward
discovered Efforts are being made to discover
be thieves.
The Oskaloosa Times of the 2lst urges farm. y
re- to plant the Usage Orange for hedge fences a
N the prairie farms. The Times says that some o
eautiful Usage hedges sufficient to turn any Il
ind of stock may be seen in the vicinity Of If
hat town. a;
Mr.. Eells, Of Union Prairie, Allamakee coun. e
!, died very suddenly last Monday week. He m
supposed 70 have died from appoplexy. At q
inner he was 20 we'll as usual and eat heartily,
nd before three o'clock be was corpse. c,
The population of Harrison County is just as r
lined to be S,l67. 70
Hon. John Letcher, Democratic candidate for h,
overnor Of Virgins, is reported Is being very a,
at Norfolk, Va. -
The voters Of Tams county have decided to re
'nate $4,000 to the State Agricultural COL ri
30, If located In their county. is
The Western Railroad Gazette is sound on CO
. sickles question. 1t says: sin our opinion .s'
ckles vas guilty Of numbering great scoun- lAl
81 for low minded woman who was not worth %
king such fuss about" True a. preaching. ID
Senator Douglas on Saturday occupied seat in
the lAwysrs' table in the Sickles trial, at ev
ashiagton. and 10 reported to have appeared sb
ach interested in M. Stanton's argument for s,s
. defence"
u Neither Keokuk nor Davenport are now Tb
hted with gas. and We believe Dubuoue ia an