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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEsrs AGAINST CELIBAcY
An extraordinary memorial has been adrsss.
ed BY so7 Austrian priests to the author Of the
ronsordst, the Cardinal Prince Archbishop Of
Wanna. After complaining Of the increased
,ovsr assumed BY bishops, the antiquated me-
asy.l ordinances Of the church. their poor pay,
!. thew make demand for the abolition Of
..rb,cy. on the ground that the impossibilisv Of
.,,s,pe into the married state renders the
,,;s., n. victim Of suspicion, snsering and con-
tempt, and produces ia1isy amongst the clergy
,hns ,.nserinr them contributors to the moral
dissolution which is invading even the popular
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and the beginning OF al other female weaknesses,
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certain to cure.
Price 81 ,oo per box. Sold ~
+. Z. GAY, Sole Agent,
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TO whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties Of Des Moines Henry Jefferson WapelIo and
Louisa. He win supply dealers proprietors prices
and send the Pills "to Ladies'" tcondentially) by m ALL
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Sew York, Sept 27.'

- New York, Sept27.t
Fiour-Marlet dull and heavy, but unchanged fol
prime Sales $50 bbs at s. s04 so for unsound IS 81
20 81 for state; IS COOS so for extra state
20 oo@o % fof common to good extra western Co.
madam Flour steady. Sales Of 5000 bbls at IS so6 SO
ior extra SIN all sales of Rye Flour a: IS 25Ql4 10.
Wheat-Ste, dy for common. Sales of 25 200 bushels
canadian.
Rye-Frm Sales at 7sGSec.
Sorn-Decline cd lie per bushel. Sales of rs 900 bush
At Il0I5c for unsound to good mixed western
oats-Firm. Sales at 46147c for state, and 5O152c
for western.
Perk-Dull sad heavy. Sales Of 200 bbls at SIC SIS
for mess, ard si4 90@15 90 for prime
Beef-Stesdy
Cut Realistically, at eHc for Hams, and Gkc for
Shoulders. ~ ~
Lard-Declinad. Sales 200 bbls at 11@11sxe.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Sales at i2M1sc for
Ohio, and l5Q2lc for state
Cheese-Duli at 517kc
Whiskey-Lower. Sales of $50 bbls at CSC.
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Chicago, Sept. 25.

ro.,;.,. >. -, Chlcago. Sept 20.
sales or No. spring wheat to limited extent only.
10 sinai! lois at ,ic in st"re. No spring in good 70
ques,, ost scarce ard quotation would be nominal
smaii SAFE reported at 90c. Rejected spring wheat
But not very active at 5Sc in store sales $500
push NO red II small parcels at 81 OF in store; 5000
o Sna IN !o,s At o'H0l os; No do At 97k0?Sc
eheny At the former. Sales of No white in fayorite
warehouses at&l Is in store Rejected winter nominal
1t 75e. ~ "'
Corn active a. better prices boat loads of hand
some river at tlc adoat; do CT good canal at 55c
anoati do of Common at 6skc afoat. Sales of 5000
oosh canal corn from warehouse at Coo board 5000
ousn no railroad at same $500 bush in parcels at
% IN store, few round lots at bSc $500 busb M
jected at &c. y
Oats Unchanged.
Common Bari very dull. Sales of 800 bush prime
at e0c delivered
Rye steady.
1--WE stock-sales at 81 50@2 IS for ordinary as 90
eI3 70 for good T. choice. Hogs selling at IS I54 Ol
sheep So U0l2 10 p cwt. -
Provisons-The stock of Provisions on hand is light
and prices tsndiH upward. City cured Hams 91oc ID
%; shoulders 5a.lc. Country cured Hams 81 Q19c p
Beef 50 00QI ~.
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CABLE ToxsNs.-S.ncs the failure of the At
lantic telegraph, cable tokens have declined in
price about hity per cent, and further decline
is anticipated, as considerable trade has al
ready commenced in secOau hand tokens.
SWIMMING THE Sr. LAwRENcE-Oae day last
week Mr.. Woodroofe, of the seth regiment,
stationed a. Quebec, performed the lea. of
swimming across the st. Lawrence in twenty
one mile and half. Considering the power Of
the tide AID the stream, this feat may claim to
be placed side by side with the similar achieve.
ment Of Lord Byron across he waters of the
Helespont.
On Sunday, during Divine service in ST.
Johns Church, at Richmond, Virginia, Mr.
Solyman, fell down insensible, and almost in
stantly expired. He had previously been i'll Of
asthma.
that some two months ago q fellow named j.
O. Motley arrived here with a negro woman
named Molly Harris. 1t was ascertained by
telegraph that be had wife and children in
Danyille, Va, and had left them penniless, ia
King up with the negro woman. Chief Ray
and officer BligL csught him at Jacksonville,
and found that he had $l4O0. They made him
give up 5000 of this amount, which was for
wsrded by Adams Express, directed to his wife
The officers having informed Motley what dis
position they intended to make of the money,
| he at once returned to Danyille, and on receipt
OF the money, demanded it as the husband Of
| Mrs. Motley. Ii was delivered to him, and be
Immediately left for parts unknown.-[L Lou
Journal.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

sH-On Saturday night an attempt was made
- 81 Gre 70 the store room next to Forney' .
..ocery. on JsEsrssn street. Shsvings and
o,her combussibls materials wsrs put against
-. house and set on 6rs; but fortunately the
s,mes we're discovered before they we're well
,,ser Roadway, and we're extinguishsd. A
...ood attempts was made, in like manssr, on
sn,d.y night, which vas also detected. though
,.,nretators escaped.
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HIS HEAD Cur OFF By RAILROAD TRAIN
Peter Jones, boy about seventeen wears old,
was run over and killed on the Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, yesterday afternoon, about
l O'CLOCK, opposite the Trimble Farm, two miles
East of Sabina. by the train coming West
Young Jones had quarreled with his parents and
left home, and Tor some days had been staying
With neighbo; but yesterday this neighbor
told him he could keep him no longer, and ad
vsed him to 20 back heme. He accordingly
took his clothes and started, but stopped on the
railroad, which was few rods from the house.
When the train came along, he was cured down
between two ties, and the engineer did not see
him till almost on him. Jenes then raised his
head, but imme distely laid it down again, with
his neck on the rail, and the wheels cut his head
of though it had been done with an axe
The bead was found some twenty feet off the
track, standing on the severed neck, with the
face towards the road, and looking naturally,
except that it was very pale and the tongue out
about an nch The body was horribly man.
gled, it having been rolled over and cut and
bruised by the train. He had been cracking
haze nuts on the rail, and as he was out all the
night before, it is possible that he stopped there
for that purpose, and fell asleep Gin. Gazette.
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~ The disease that Americans truly call to the
"sad born" the Fever and Ague and all the
ribe diseases to rack the BRAIN emaciate tile .on and
render the entire body helpless and utterly powericss
none can, in estimation, claim precedence over it,
The excruciang pain experienced by the afflicted not
expressibie-it is only to be realized. To those who
have been stricken down with it. remedy OF any kind
must as matter of course Of the greatest
est One OF the most powerful and speedy that
know OF Is Dr. liosetters Celebrated Btters. In re-
oommendingit to the public, We know and feel that We
are doing great service. Its benefeent effects upon
the stomach, and its mild taste cannot but render il
popular among all classes.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
ptl-d&wlm
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LINCOLN AND DOU0LAo.
WRITTEN ON READING THEIR sPFRcprs

/ WRITTEN VN kkAUANO THEIR SPE&CHES,
NJ JANIS LEWIS, or LRwmpuRc. "a.
10 Lincoln's hands BEE Frcedom's torch OF lieht
Flashing its radiance Ger Egypsian night:
While littls Douglas on his sip-eos Glands.
And holds tn extinguisher In both his hands.
Too snort to reach, he ',irs with many 4 eroan.
To qusnch the light with his DARK, hollow cone
i.y that old tinker, Roger Tansy, made
For James Buchanan IN tho way Of trade.
Tie labsrd 81 Law decision" in the casa
Of one bred Scott, whose longtime DWELLING
was on free soil, by his own massera aet-
ne claimed his freedom BY that very fact
Al former presidents sustained his plea.
10 law, and right, poor old bred Scott was free.
But Roger fancy had lob to do.
Old patterns falling. he began anew,
And showed the Constitution as the source
VI that mild Law, whose essence 10 brute force,
which in barbarian Africa begun,
And having s.orn the sire, enslaves the son.
This Law, says Tasey, its firm grappls holds
The greatest boon our Constitution yields.
Is chattel slaves to till our fertile fields.
When our Gag floats in conquest, anywhere
Champions Of Fresdoml bring your ngrers
there,
And buy. and sell, and discipline, and feed.
And try by all means 10 improve the breed.
Tas Constitution, in its power and might.
TO bold . niger guarantees your right.
TIL extioguisher thus made BY Tansys hand,
~ said before. there little Douglas stands.
a ana tries, Is sailors say, to "douse the eiim :.
But hitherto results are rather slim.
ms hngsrs burn, his very whiskers scorch.
And cen hts eye balls blench at Freedom.
torch.
no. Lincoln! let mankind behold the rays
hieh flashes in splendor from that torch's
blaze. WV"
Aye! bear aloft that flame of living light
y. nicn led our fathers through the awful Hghtl
" nose scattered rays. like sparks by whirlwinds
shall yet iilUmine the whole wide vault of
heaven!
hat torch which gleam'd on Warsaw's strus-
Cling plain
ma though now qusnch'd, shall yet shine forth
again,
III all the soro oppress'd Of every land,
'sdeem'd from thrall, in freedoms light shall :
stand. {
lys, noble Lincoln raise that torch ON hipb.
Ill Its pure beams shall light the kindlinc
sky
Ill cen Der Egypt" Freedoms light shall e
break, \
nd PArty's slaves to truth and justice wake. b
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HE SNAPPIsHNEss OF JOHN BULL-The Lon
don Times of August 80 shows how John Bull
is pqued by the American corporations in
China with Russia in the late negotiations. 1t
says:
The Russ and the American, whose position
was SO little dignifed in the warlike transac-
tons, have received some reward for their off
cious zeal in doing the part Of 60. between. The
Russ, ANONYMOUSLY expelled from the mouth of
the Peiho when he went there in a single steam
er, and the American so cruelty snubbed by
feh when he made tender of his sympathy,
go up in the wake of an English and French
hest, and are permitted to curry favor by con-
vsying Mandarins and messages. Owing tie
federation of their presence entirely to our
fierce, they received treaty as the guerdon OF
their rather mental offices. What the amount
OF these ready concessions is we are not told.
1t does not much matter, for England and
France united are too strong to allow any me-
diators to cross their path"
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GooD CHANCE TO SEE THE CoMET.-Dr.
Roberts, of the University, requests US to say
that persons who desire to look at the Comet
through the large telescope at the College build.
lg can have the opportunity by calling. The
sst time to see the Comet is in the morning
Il is now very bright, and the opportunity
should be improved until the LIST of October.
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horse THIEF SHor.-A man named Samuel
Jones, or Locke, was discovered by she vigilance
committee in the act Of stealing horse in Ad.
ANS county, ILL.,, on Wednesday night last and
nos. He died from bis wounds the mex, day.
considerable counterfeit money was found upon
aiperson. lie stated before his death that his
AMY, consisting Of wife and two children,
resides about five miles from Carthage, in Han.
cock county.
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a, - o&uELTY.-A Texas correspondent,
a. = louisville journal relates a horrible story
-. thurman treatment Of y soldier who de-
!. ron the Second Cavalry, and was arrest.
tno brought back TO Fort Smith, Tsxas.
gIng'on vas his name, and he was native
louisville a,sviiie. The man who arrested him com
r;s 49, Iin 70 traveh6pme thirty hours without
-s MN morsel to eat; the officer to whom
NIL. surrendered made him march twelve
,nS iiafsher, fasting, dragging ball and chain,
10 - s"n hand cuffs. The next day be was tied
o,s. s tait Of . wagon, and followed on foo,
ebs;. ~ extremely rough road his ball and
On 4. u1opping into deep holesswould jerk him
b., ~ Feet, and bring him dowa upon the feed
,,s., va ms breast, hanging by his wrists. Thii
>''nent was continued until be died.
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ga very coed way Of dispatching ia

FRA very good way of dispatching false
haods started BY Locosoco stumpers is to set
III. speakers to coniounding one another. The
q, who heard Elwood At Marion Hall or read
4. r.port of his remarks in the Gazette will
reoIec, what be said about the Lunatic Asylum
that $3.50, 600 had already been appropriated
,ra As much more would be needed before il
,osd be completed. Per contra below is an
suac. from speech Of Clark Of Dubuque,
s.ae in the House last winter Clark is an ex-
,subyr of Congress and was tho acknowledged
.aisr of the Democratic party in the Legisla-
u,. We presume the leaders Of the double
sudsd party, in Iowa, will hardly impeach the
,,-scity OF their own witness:
IA would not vote for the amendment offered
B, The gentleman from Linn county Mr.. Vain
10 Gu, down the appropriation to $4,000. lie
vas aware that the appropriation asked for was
large. but the subject had been well considered
br the Committee on Charitable Institutions of
which he vac member, and he was not aware
thu, there was dissenting voice to the amount
named in the bill The bill was also referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means, which had
reported i. back, with q recommendation that
the appropriation be made.
The present appropriation, with those hereto
fore made, amounts TO S250,o00. Is this dis
propo.ijyaaie TO the enterprise: Has any first
c4s, insti!a ion OF the kind, in Massachusetts, or
New York; or in any other State, been built for
leo money! He did not believe there had He
bad already stated that to build one less than
fs. Glass; would in the end be extravaganza
and folly.
ltwAs understood that the present appropri-
alton would be sufficient to complete the build
rs. But gentlemen have said that the appro.
risiion Was more than is needed at the present
tine. Il must be remembered that no further
appropriations can be made for two years For
bic part he said that he had no doubt that suffi
Gent ought now to be appropriated to complete
The building. 1t is matter Of great importance
that this should be done at the earliest practica.
bic day.
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AiIalf IMPORTANT ARREST OF COUNTERFEIT
.s. -oated States vs. Norman s. Barber,
.ns 81 making and passing counterfeit gold
h; ~. si'f CON of United States, and having in
D. possession tools and metals Tor making such
. .s.o's george l. Nightingale, Z. S. Commits
sVlef. w. J. knight appeared for the United
'sses Al. Dillon for defense.
iof some time back it had been perceptible
@eaf Police that large quantity of spurious
" " eosu. I. S. coin was being passed around the
shsra Market and the city. The coin was in
= shape Of dimes, half dimes, quarters and
.sia dollars. Capt. Morehiser and Detective
es"e Of our city Police, have been for some
!. .,ae on the qui vive for the counterfeiter, and
aasi! tracked him.
.ne Two officers named above, on Thursday
."aas proceeded to house on Washington
:, - 'ssseen iaih and 20lh sta, occupied By a
- ~ uaned Norman s. Barber. They arrested
TN I AUG searched his house, snd found Plaste r
az, arts oiss for running counterfeit halt dimes,
80 ana quarters, also die for gold dollars,
SIN. aAa also been used. They also found a
~ . aol hdle with spout for running out
r,s,,.a INTO the moulds. Ia il was rome
foras metal which had become cold. They
ri,a s'A bogus coins, and also several gen.
= IRON which Tie dies were evidently made,
o.is pstes ceffsspond.d on both. vial OF
,v,.s -, was found, aid quantity Of mixed
Ia - ss' 1hc, aud let OF cid type, in short
boz. ~s INHERENT compositions necessary 70 make
p si'str coin. A quantity Of pulverized
a.. u faris was also found, and q slunk
Ddoaiue Herald, Saturday.
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STRICKEN Clrr.--The city of New Orleans
is stricken in a sorrowful way. The mail brings
US full particulars of the ravages of the yellow
lever. kilograms. announcing from day to day,
the progress OF the seourge, have hardly suti.
ced to give an idea Of the reality. The Delta
published a statement of the number of deaths
per week, since the fever assumed an epidemic
form. The total mortality from yellow fever,
in period of eleven weeks, from June 81 TO
Sept. II, was tTo thousand t,co hundred and one.
The following table shows the general increase
OF the weekly deaths up to the 18th inst:
week ending. No. deaths. Week ending No dnatha
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PoTrAwArT1MIE CouNTY.-The Council Bluffs
Bugle ofths LIST inst. states that VIM. aywood
killed u catamonnt near the Bluffs, measuring
4 / feet in length and weighing 75 lbs.
new Catholic Church was dedicated on the
29th ult.
Only 1909 acres OF land were entered at the
land Office, the week ending August 18th.
The notes of the Bank Of Nebraska, Bank of
Florence and Platte Valley Bank, are quoted by
the Bugle a. par" Nemaha Valley, Western
Exchange aud Fontenelle, at rs cents
$3.50 acres of land were entered at the Lend
Office, the week ending Sept. 4,h.
The Bugle reports ''high fever" at the Bluffs
owing 10 the gold discoveries 900 miles up the
Platte.
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ID tue midst of 30 much political excitement
'ae SICK should not be forgotten, and we take
psssare IN selecting from the numerous rene.
YES advertised to cure Fever and Ague, DR..
earssleis Ague Bsisam, which has stood the test
y hme, and been proven the foremost of its
Una. It leaves no aching of the bones, or
sa'nng pains throughout the system. 1t is no.
~! popular with the people but Physicians are
s0upsiied to speak in its praise. Be sure to ask
W W. ohrisiie's Ague Balsam, as that is the
10y original and genuine Ague Balsam. All
Diners are limitations.
See Advertisement. ~.
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For SALs.-A lot Of furniture, suitable for
.l..pine room,-juss the thing for young man
fishing TO furnish room. Enquire at this Of
Snn
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r1rThere was . very large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting At Warsaw On Saturday last,
xhich was addressed BY Jones, Prentiss and
senator Trumbull
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SHOCKING HoAIcIDE.-A distressing homicide
occurred at Ironton, Ohio last Monday week,
growing out of lawsuit between VIM. Guthrie
and John j. Nash. Nash has repeatedly threat
ened to take Guthrie's life, and, on the day
above mentioned, armed himself with gun,
and in spite Of the advice Of his friends, went
in search of his enemy. He found him, and
pursued him into store, when Guthrie, who
was armed with gun. raised 1t, fired and shot
Nash through the head.
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Patyfckss Serenad
IN THE ORIGINAL IRISH.


Och! Bridget, mavournee, joost open the win
der,
Andgve me a glimpse av your beautiful face;
My ancient dudeen is all burnt to a cinder.
And boogs are quite thick in this murthern'
place.
Sure, Biddy, my girl, its no Joke for ganious
To walk all the day meath the botherin' hod
And then, in the night to serhnade young
Vanious.
Clanc up to his knees in the muddy ould sod.
I'm dyin' wild rapture, my jewel of creatures.
And niveI lower more willingly howed
Aut don't We let scorn wrinkle up your swatc
faturcs,
Because your poor Paddy has got such a
cowid.
The lieh,nin' is roaring, the toonder is fashin',
The moon is no bigger than nethin' at all
And such an outrageous and dlvish spiashn'
never did hear since the days / was small
Thin open the winder, my queen av affection.
Or, what is as good-plaze open the door;
Nor dhrame that you're sure of escapin, de-
lection
l know you are awake by the length av yer
snore!
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L.n,"s great trotting match between Lancet and
0c,os' IN double harness, will take place in
Eas. next The celebrated trotting mare.
e., .,. temple, now on Long Island, will leave
Inns hg0, 70 tret against the renowned tot
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All who use IL are giving their unan.
laoHs testimony i'm It's favor.
Va wafer In the mouth w tia tho I'm
vIgOrato rs and W n 0vy both tO2e her.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and il dai.
~ "orHing cures, almost too great to believe 1t cures
as u oy magic, erea tie first dose gring BENEFIT and
seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any
hu OF siNer Complaint, from the worst Jdundice or
DyspepsaG to n common Heuddt Re, all of which are
the result of n diseased Liver.
-, PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Dn. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New York
hstaiied by Druggists. Sold also by Ii. BlakesIey
ton. an,asn1-e
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n Saturday was very busy day-strests
erovded-merchants and business men en-
pOyed and every thing looking lively.