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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22
New Dcwntoy i Barber shop.

New DcwntoyG Barber Shop.
J "A HES O.. WINE, Proprietor.
n HAVE tie pleasure o!aiinounclng to The citizens
Of Rorlingten that have opened, with NIL tie MODE
ern improvements, first Barber shop, two doors
from Water on jefferson it. e., north side Intending
that II should be conducted purely scientific princi
eminent Tonsors thoroughly yersed n.ther business,
having each stood high III THE profession in the cities
St i mis- and New Orleans, respectively. With keen
and smooth instruments, snacuste linen and thor.
oughy lifted up and well X. clear Of oafers,
my friends and the public IN general very cordially
invited to call.
apr22-dtfwit JAMES o. WINE.
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burlington & Missouri River Railroad
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the whole Of the time the streets and squares
seemed to SINK away to the right, and the
noise from the living world died on the air
and as turned and slung, changing my
position with every minute, caught strange
lifting glimpses Of the sunset and the city,
the sky and the river, the gentlemen lean
ing over the car and tiny passengers swarm
ing down below like ants on an ant hill.
Then this gentlemen grew tired of leaning
over, and began to talk and laugh, and busy
themselves over their hamper. Then the
Surry hills drew nearer, and the city sank
away to the right, further and further. =
Then there were. nothing but green fields,
with lines Of railway crossing them here and
there; and presently it grew quite damp
and misty, and we ceased to see anything
except through breaks and openings in the
clouds.
"Come John, says |, 'sour share Of this
bushes is done. Don't you think we might
~ well be getting into the CARP
He was hanging below just then, holding
on by my two hands, and had been hanging
20 qaiet for some minutes He didn't seem
10 hear me- and no wonder, Cor the clouds
we're gathering about us 90 thickly, chat even
the voices Of the gentlemen up above grew
mufiied, and ] could hardly see for 3 yard
before me in any direction. 50 I called 20
him again, repeated the question.
He made no ansvsr, but shjfhed biz grasp
1fon my haad to my wrist and ths6 up II
tie middlg of my arm, - raiai0g hineelf By
deyrees, IN oar facss came snmsly % > lev
- Ihena ~ paneed, and 4 felt BIZ hCt
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-23
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-23

McGargls Ann&Ellen 2 % Same
Moore lanes 90 26 Part
Moore Jas & Samuel2 % north
NARROW Thomss 42o2s Par, {
Martin M nerya a..s 2sa4 South
Miller J r g. S F . 8 Is "a south
McConahey Burgett2 2 3 80 "a part n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29
Isecs ana Honey In 1865,


The present season is bad one for bees.
Honey is scarce ia consequence Of the wet and
cold weather that prevailed during the peri
cd of the blooming Of the honey -bearing
flowers. With the exception Of few days
during the towering Of the white clover,
scarcely enough honey was gathered to sup
ply the every day wants OF the bees. New
swarns have done poorly, Of late. The same
may be said OF swarms divided (artificial
swarmng) AT the LIST Of July. Thn Bass
wood or Lime that usually supplies the bees
with large amount Of honey in sections
where this tree grows, has nos bloomed to
any extent this season. The first blooming
Of the buckwheat was during unfavorable
weather, when the flowers secreted but little
honey, and since then there have been but
few favorable days for tho bees to work. A
little buckwhNAt honey has been gathered,
and with good weather moro may be but still
there wiIkbe short crop.
Bee-keepers must take good care OF their
swarms. Many viii require 10 be fed, and
close watching will be necessary during the
next winter. A good deal Of bee-bread 10
stored, and more viii doubtless be. Two or
three pounds Of sugar, properly prepared,
and fed to swarms when needed, that hare
not secured sufficient honey, will put them
through, and enable them 10 start well next
year. Weak swarms may be put together,
and the honey Of both hives given to the oom-
bined colony. Ohio Farmer.
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The slavery DeAate,

The exceedingly interesting discussion be-
tween Parson Brownlow, Of Tennessee, snd
Parson Pryns, Of New York, on the slavery
question, terminated on Saturday evening Al
the National Guards Hall, in the presence Of
q very intelligent audience. Numerous la
dies were in attendance, and they seemed 70
share in the close interes. with which tho re-
marks Of the different speakers we're received.
Mr.. Brownlow was still indisposed, and his
address was read by Col. Small. Il was y
summary Of his previous arguments, relative
to the Divine approval Of slavery, and cf the
benefits Of the peculiar institution, - infer
red from various comparative statistics Of
crime, &C., in the North and South. 1t CON
tanned several Of bis popular hits at ssNorth-
ern Abolitionists and blue.bellied Yankees, -
which were received with considerable laugh.
ter and applause BY portion Of tho audi
encc. There were several telling points, and
the whole speech Was abls throughout.
Mr.. Pryne responded. Nearly every sen
tenos Of HE imprompsu and spirited rsjoin-
defs elicted . round Of cordial plaudits. He
advanced no new arguments, but oontsntod
himself by summing up, ia tho style Of his
opponent, all tho good things he had previ-
ously said, and in oonolnsion made N earn
est appeal to his hearers to aid the anti-slave.
~ cause. We have no room for even sketch
OF these concluding speeches. Philadelphia
Press.
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Not Exactly.

douglas said be was going to bring "Old
Abe"ssso his milk" down in Egypt. Well,
they met at Joneshoro, tho ground selected
for the milking process. The report Of their
speeches has gone abroad to the world, and
the Louisville Journal speaks thus Of the
remarks Of Lincoln:
s.Let no one omit TO read them. They are
ssarching, seashing, stunning. They belong
70 what some one has graphically styled the
t0mAhorking species.
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nepMbiscans - The Older Ttns.

RspMbiscans - the Older Tt0s.
The principle 10 this, and viii svsr rsaain
in force, thst men, by nature, are free. Il
ID 90 conceded, ON Ill hands, that the right
TO be free can mover be alienAtsd. II oati.
mental Congress.
II is among my 6rst wishes TO see some
plan by which alAvsry in this country may
be abolished. Washington.
Slavery is contrary to the Law Of natufs
snd OF nAtiens.-[W Vim. Writ.
Slavery q repugnant 70 tho principle or
Christianity; il prossratss every bsnsvo-
lent action Of the human hssrt.--[ Patrick
Henry.
The way, hops, 10 preparing under the
auspices OF heaven, for total snancipAtion
Of Slavery. Jefferson.
30 long - God allows tho vital carrent 10
6ow through ny vsins, will nsrsy, Rsvsa,
NEVER, BY word OF thought, BY nind o.
will, aid 10 admitting oas rood Of free sesri-
tory to tho everlasting cursesof human bond
age Henry Clay
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aAoosanw Afsray.

Memphis il becoming notorious for ito nu-
merous and bloody a6rays, and for the moral
corruption and psstilsncs which stalks abroad
at MONDAY and pollutss her streets : night.
Last night difficulty occurred u Specht's
confectionery on Madison street, growing
out OF this state Of things. The parties
concerned we're DR.. j. q. Cole and q. w.
Nelson on the ono pnrt and the clerks of tho
establishment on the other. The two FIRST
nansd individuals attacked ons Of the clerks,
aud 6ght snsusd, duling which : pistol Was
fred, the bail striking and penetrating the
edge OF ths front door. Mr. Nsls0n Was
pretty badly cut about the head by thu glass
IL ono Of the windows, through which his
head uAs forced. We believe there was no
one else injured. Memphis (Tsnn.) Eagle,
Sept. 18th.
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s re. s..a .s. Karl u vacant t~ctnve be-
fore the Royal Institute, nt London, said
that "coal presented as with the ingredients
for making the best Of Bread" and he con-
siders II morally certain that by the aid of
chemical explorations now in progress, the
pyocsss By which bread will be thus pro-
duced will be discovered. We have no OBJ
lection, but farmers probably will continue
10 pillow, for the present.
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The SoaAh Iowa Railroad Company have
inst published pamphlet comprising . 70
port II the President, Judgs Lows, Of -
Chief Engineer, Mr.. Civer, With tho artt1lss
Of agreement between the Ksokuk and ns-
braska and tho Fort Madison and BLOOM
Geld Railroads, and the Bylaws Of the
Company. Appended are two tables pre-
pared by Mr.. Civer, which very plainly and
strikingly exhibit the progrsss u the oosn-
ties through which the road Il topass. These
tables will be found below:
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sn, art Hoy. thart

The Democratic clerk of Lucas county has
returned l00,00o acres more than there are
in the county. The assessment is, Of course.
accordingly enhanced, and il il thought that
the people will pay enough for the privilege
Of having Democratic officer to try Re-
publican, next time, until the hard times are
over and money more aaush.e
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The Democratic papers arc claiming that
Kansas 10 free under the Administration pol
icy! This 10 rich. The whole power Of the
national administration, for four years, hes
been directed 10 the enhancement Of that ter
ritory and nothing but the unswsrving pur-
pose of the Republicans in Congress end out
Of il, has saved her from the clutches OF the
slave power. The Albany Evening Journal,
in speaking on this subject, says that II .
territory consecrated 10 Freedom by tho Or
dinancs lisa and the Compromise Of 1920,
10 unpolluted, II - because two Democratic
Administrations have failed in thoir efforts
to force slavery upon she people Of Kansas.
II kansas 10 now 70 have tho privilege Of
framing her own constitution, it 10 because
the English swindle is rejected. And Ill Of
this redounds to the honor OF the Repsblic-
ans, who, in Ave years. conflict with Slave
~ and sham-D Democracy, have upheld the
canse Of Freedom, but now rejoice TO see its
dag, torn but flying, over the Free Soia,' -
the "Free Men" and the "Free Presses" OF
Kansas. fDubuqas Tmes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29

news - the meraang.

News - the - orninU.
The steamer seen ct sea devastated by FIRE
u hqs hesn asoertained was the Austria. She
Asd m abundance Of life-boats, and 10 sup
peeod 20 hare been in the vicinity Of several
other steamers. She had $40 passengers
aboard, whom, it il believed, were saved.
r. N. Woodwork, lately the cashier Of
the Brighton (Mass.) Bank, which Office he
resigned, h suppose to be defaultsr to the
amount OF $4,000. The institution il Sc
cured.
- The Railroad Convention at New York
met on the 18th to sign the articles Of agree
nent. Fares and freight are to be advanced
By the act.
Reaben Post, an aged and esteemed
Presbyterian minister, died at Charleston, on
the Gath inst, Of yellow fever. The deaths
from thss disease on the same day amounted
~ 70.
49, The Republicans Of the 10th congress.
SIGNAL district il Massachusetts have nomi.
mated Charles Delano, Of Northampton, II
place Of DR.. Chades, present member.
"A Ere occurred u Rock island on th,
night Of the 25th. The st. Charles Hote
and saloon, the grocery store at j. b J.
Webster, and two other buildings adjoining
we're burned. Buildings all frame, and los'
$4,000. Partially insured. 1t was til.
work Of m incsndiary.
AT the laying Of the corner stone Of m
ssIssbriass's Asylum," at BiDghampton, N
X, on the Oath. there Was great gathering
Edward Everett read his lecture on Washing.
ton TO m audience Of 1000 persons.
-, POI 10 the number Of persons who had
died OF yellow fever at New Orleans during
the eleven weeks ending Sept 18th. A strick.
cnsity, indeed
- The Black Democracy Of the 18th dis.
trict, Penn, after hard fight nominated
Jno. McReynolds for Congress on the 18th.
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$40, 900 STOLEN.
"a, 900 REWARD!


Tn lessmY or ~ .uxyes Basx OF Rinpra-
look .-1h6S&1e hlowHdpO by Thu robbers Of tbs
Unioa Bank, at Kinderkook, was made by Siiss G..
Herring u New York. 1t was one Of his best Fire
and Burglar Proof safes, md cost $500. IL APP
pears that il WA not blown open by charging tie
lock the outer door. but by diilling : hols i'm
mediately above the lock, through which they
could have inserted sufficient quantity Il powder
to have blown the butiding 70 atoms. The 3oog
casting bsins sprung from the door, they applied
bars and wrcnchsd II Of without much di0snIey.
The lock on the Burglar Proof Hafs, TO s4Ils{1
which was inside was blown to pieces, and W nsinG
the bass AGAIN thu doar was removrd and tie rob
bers secured their booty. A. the clock nust have
stopped 1t the time Of the expicsion, the robhsrs
could not have been engaged over tro hours and .
half in getting into the building and the sais.
The robhsss succssded in obtaining 1870 In
specie, Of which $500 va In gold doiIan d ,ss1
in bills Of the Kindsshock DssA, q wAish - 70
43SOs In bills Of other banks, u which 81 40 %
were Of she Brighton DAak. Mass., Of the dsn0mi-
molten Of b0's, - = and l0s; also, three checks,
one for 500 10, drawn BY David Dayton, - che
Bulls Head Bank, 10 tbs order Of y. q. Aasshall
one for $751; - 70 che order Of b. 3. AasshsiI i,
(drawsr and Bank not known one Tor ~ - on
the Farmer and Bank, OF Williamsburg, - the
want.
The Bsnk o1eas reward Of $500 for the detsc
tion and conviction Of tho robbers, ~ 800 for the
recovery Of the money, or proportional sam fos
the recovery Of part Of the money! Albany
Morning Express, sspt. -, 1888.
Eafs k0bbcries, such - above, nconr tnat Al
long the public continue 70 Sheet Iroa ss1ss
Lilies CALLED and Wrought Iron Szfes, fastened
with his Powder Proof Lccks. csllasd sse then
At the Iowa State Agency, l3s Aain-st.
septzsd TTLLfNanAsr, LANE ! BugL.
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sure En- ugh.

They have been holding "Slaveholders'
Convention" at Baltimore, for the purpose
Of desising some means oil preventing their
live stock from running away. A writer in
the Baltimore american asks, "Would it not
BE better TO propose some means for the
eradication Of the disease instead OF amelio-
ration OF it's sufIeringss"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29

Legislature whose powers and duties are fixed
by act Of Congress, and mot only 80, but the
qualifications Of voters and Of members q
the Territorial Legislature ars also fixed y
Congress?
Such is the character d tho Kansas Ne
braska bill reported by Douglas and adopted
by Congress, and such Is the character Of oil
the Territorial bills passed before and since.
Until the year 1854 oil parties understood
that the power conferred BY the Constitution
on Congress ssto make all needful rules and
regulations respecting tho Territory OF the
United States" meant just what i said,
GALL needful rules and regulations" and
sincs that time il is understood even BY
Douglas and his wing Of the Democracy that
all means ALI, except those respecting the
prohibition Of slavery.
And their doctrine OF popular sovereignt,
does not cover the election Of their own Gov
ernor and the choice Of their own Judges
nor even the qualifications Of voters and o
members Of the General Assembly. Allrule
and regulations respecting these matters ar
fixed by Congress under Douglas bill sub
stantislIy AZ they were under all former Ter
! ritorial bills. So that it seems according t
the practice Of oil parties at the present da
that the power Of Congress over the Terrific
ries is not at al limited to regulations re
specting the disposition Of the saa but is ex
tended to provision of form Of territoris
government and the appointment Of the off
GERS Of that government. II, thsn, the Con
ssitution confers the power on Congress t
az the fundamental principles, form and pol
log Of the Territorial government, it woul
seem that Congress should, in doing SO, pre-
vide for the we'll being OF the people. An
as IL 10 admitted that non slaveholding CON
munities are more prosperous than slavehold
ing ones, and as the people Of the States
the North universally prohibit slavery whe
they come to form constitution for then
selves, it would seem that Congress ought
prohibit it while they exercise the power {
regulating the affairs Of the people OF TEE
ritory and they are under Is strong obligi
ton to do this for the promotion of the we
fare of the people Of Territory ~ they a.
to provide Thorn Republican form Of Go'
eminent during their Territorial condition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29

The Chicago Times says il will bet $780,
600 that Tom Dyer, Douglas candidate for
Congress IN tina, district, viii not be beaten
1900! A few short would answer, but the
Republicans sshang out" for the $4,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29
Cicanea Ous.

The only member reported to have been
elected to the Maine Senate now turns out to
have been defeated. So that house 10 clean
and clear Republican. A unanimous Re-
pablican Senate and unanimous Republic
can delegation in Congress Good for old
Democratic Maine newer more truly Dem
ocrasic than now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29
Ae~uItaea.

Henry w. Bowyer, who shot dead James
Mcdowell, q Fincastis, Va, for the ssdac-
ton 81 his daughter, has been discharged by
- examining court, the deed having been
eonGtAereA just,nabls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-29
MIsNEHss com N I'm GIAL = NJ CLAo.
OlOA Il "a DE MY.

INRANoIs c. MIsNER, formerly Professor at
l. the 0rsad feollsgiate) Institute FOR young To-
dies, In Worcester bsos csse to in
form the eitissns Of Ksokak AMI vicinity, that be
for ladies' and gentlemen, and Ii now ready 70 re-
eeye scholars At tho beautiful and plsasant rooms
which he has fitted up over the bank Of kix, Hale
Co., corner OF Main and "a streets, tsatranse %
Sd for the study Of bookkeeping, sts. sts Alss
Tor the study OF the common and higher English
branches ard modern lsnguagss.
The Instruction will chieAy be given on the no
GLASS System 20 that each scholar receives just
such assstsnce II needed In his or her casa; aud
II net kept back By others, nor compelled - paAs
over things without understanding thsn. Herr
also each scholar may come either during the day,
or in the evening; and not ofteasr than = soaseni
emit.
For further informs,ian and for circulars apply
personally or BY letter to the Principal.
.spn d1v F.c. HisNER, Principal.
Dsssoiutioa.
gNHE copartnernhip heretofore existing between
j thA nndsrsisnsd, under the name and ii yls Of
Rsrsy Saith, b this ssy dissoiveA BY nstaal
consent. JOHN EARLY,
All persons indebted TO the late Hrm win settle
| With X. A. smith, Who win contiuus th business
1t The old stsnd. corner Of Sd Aad JsAnso.:
Keo1uk. September ., SO ssysf =
y. q. DIXIE,
ID EsPKCTFuI.LY informs the eitiSsaa II Kso-
IN kuk that he IL sboat removing from The city,
and for ten days the goods in sters will ~ dir
posed Of 1t very low ratsx-LESS THAN COST
He has hand many choice gooda too nsmeSous 10
paYticulAfi1e Cail soon for bargains. All may
be assured that his prices willsuit the hardest
times.
| Those indebted will please take this y the las
| call for their indebtedness.
| sep37 iw.
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rnanrnsftan.l H..awe.

The Buffalo Courier says the bridge aeross
q the Canada shore from that city is cer-
tainly to be built. The tubular bridge Of
Mr.. Ross 10 tie one to be put up.
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rho A.,ans,e rs,syraph.

10 G. w. Field, Nsv York
TRINITY Bar, N. u, Gspt. Owe have
resolved nothing intsliigibls from valentiA
since ths 1st OF September, except few Gig.
mails yestsFdaJ. cannot scnd any thing TO
valentiA. There has been very little varia-
tion ID NE slecrieAl nasissstations.
[Signedl DE- SANITY.
To Peter Cooper, c. W. Field, Col. Hunt and &C. M.
Archibald, N. II:
TRINITY Bar, Sept. 25.--I hase not the least
wish TO withhold particulars - TO the work
ing Of tho cable, and until have COMMUNE
GATED with the headquarters and ascsrtained
the directions Of tho manager Of tho oompa-
ny, will send daily report Of the proceed
ings. Wewere not working to-day, but re-
ceiving occasionally from vslentia some
weak revivals Of the current, which when re-
oeived are unintelligible.
ISigned1 g. v. On SANITY.
To G. w. Fielt, N.Y.s
TRINITY bAv, Sept. 25.--Your message re-
ceived. The day before yesterday Ne com.
menced receiving currents from vslentis, and
were in hopes that should be ~ work again
soon aftsr; SO informed Mr.. Mckay, then
the current failed. This will explain the dis
crepancy between bic and my message.
tSignedl g. v. On SANITY.
1
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Facts for tho Pc epic.
+ From the uawkcyc.1

The following 10 a correct list OF all the
cases which have gone up from Claget.'s
Court and been decided by tho Supreme
Court. From this it seems that out OF thir-
ty-three cases decided rwKNrY-sEvEN have
been reversed. Was anything like it ever
before heard off We can arrive at some
thing like the expense Of Clagett's wrong
headedness by estimating the extra costs in
these cases, which cannot amount TO less
than one hundred dollars in each case, and
will probably reach one hundred and hfty
dollars. 1t is within bounds TO say that at
least three thousand dollars in these GASES
only, has been thrown away, through the tx
norance, malice and stupidity Of Judge Oiag-
EFT:
List Of causes from the lst Judicial Dis
trict, decided by Judge Clagett, and taken to
the Supreme Court, with the disposition
made of the same by same Court.
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gTWhy il man in difficulties like an o.
trich in wet weather. Cos he can't end the
dust TO cover his bill.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
O0u.. .. =. uUnrIs,

OOe" ,. =. OUDThos
Our present Representative in Congress,
and other Distinguished Republican speakers,
viii address tho people Of tho First Con.
gressional District at the following times and
pls ces, to wit:
Montrose, Wednesday, Sept. ~, ct , p. m.
Bsntousport, Thursday, kspt. 80, 1t 3 p. IN.
Birming ham, Friday, Ust. !, at Up. m.
Bonaparte, Saturday, OF. :, ct p. m.
The Republicans ~ each point above
named are requested to make the proper n.
arrangements, and circulate notice Of meet.
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
By order Of tho
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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DIE D

DIED.
In this city, Sept 2sth, Leandsr, jr., son Of Lee
ander and Elisabeth Harbine.
Funera. services this afternoon At o'clock, q
the rssideuse u the parents on Grand Avenue.