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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05

CONFLICTING OPINIONS BY Mr. DouGLAs.-'If
the Constitution carries slavery there lin the
Territory without affirmative law, no power on
earth can take it awAy."-Douglas Speech, June
oh. Congressional Globe, p. 81.
THE Courts must decide the question accord.
ing to the Constitution and law, and all must
abide by that decision. ibid.
Silence, no matter what may be the decision
Of the Supreme Court on that abstract question,
still he right Of the people to make it slave
Territory or a free Territory is perfect snd CON-
plete under the Nebraska l.-DouglAs' Speech
At Freeport.
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times, and gives it ~ his opinion that Slavery
| and Democracy having lived eide by side these
| eighty years, may live on thus, and that he
| does not see the incompatibility. Indeed! he
does not see Ii! The same man, who once in
| the name Of the shareholders cried out to the
champions Of freedom in the Senate -" We
will subdue you." He does not see that some
body and something must be subdusd! Zap
| plAuse.l A blind man does not see the sun,
| and yet it shines. deaf man does not hear
| the thunder, and yet he will feel the bolt Of
lightning when it strikes him down. Repeated
| applause. Aye, sir, slavery and democracy
did live side by side these eighty years, but
how did they live! Like Two oombatants who
hold each other by the throat, each watching
his chance to strange the other. 10 it not 90
Cheers.
Has Mr.. Douglas seen or heard nothing Of
the din and clamor Of that battle which has
ragged with but abort and apparent intsrmis-
sIons since the time when the ruling parties of
this Republic deviatsd from the original policy
OF the Revolutionary fathers to con6ns slavery
within the narrowest limits and to promote its
gradual abolition BY federal and local ligisla-
ton. Does hs know nothing Of tie ridiculous
failure Of all the compromises that we're called
nnal settlements! May bs he 10 mot 50 blind,
but what he sees, perhaps does not suit him.
Cheers.
The conflict between Slavery and Democracy
might have been settled in the spirit Of the
Rev dictionary times. But il was not, and it
springs up In its true aspect, when Missouri
claimed adInission as = slave State. Il 10 re-
presented 70 b 6aaliy settled by the Missouri
Compromise, and there 10 10 again lurking IN
der the tariff question. Ii assumes threaten
Ing dimensions in the question Of the annexa-
ZION Of Texas, and the Territories acquired
from Mexico. Il is again said to Be finally
settled BY the compromises Of 1850. But there
y sisss again more terrible than ever in the
Nebraska bill. Ar. Douglas then elaine 70
have anaaly sstslsd il BY introducing his prin
ciple Of Squattsr Sovereignty. But streams Of
BLOOD and smeuldering ruins in Kansas give
him the liz. tChssral TLsn NJ. Bushaaan's
election was 70 settle il. bus the poor old
| man had hardly set his foot into the White
House, and the slavery question steps forth in
| never seea tuspituds q the had OF Judge Ia.
nsy. There 10 10! IL 10 like Banquo's xbost,
which rises from the ground again and again,
shakes its bloody locks and sits down as The
very bead Of the banquet table. (Grsas sp-
plauss.
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Oct. 2.
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fhites,, and
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-05

Gr. Easterly's Fever and i,.ne
Killer is warranted to all Of Ague and Fever,
Chs and Feve-, Dumb AgEe Intermittent and re nit
tent Fevers and every form OF Fever Incident to the
West 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousa
during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. EAsrERLY corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, No.; w W. A. H0LTON co QUIG-
LY BRO, and d. sIMMe CO., Alton, ILL.,, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by T. E. GAY, Burlington. aug1Tlaxfy
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gsn auel attete .
Determination q 8carrin98bQu8.
Da6 9otat II in ser N}ttte Der Stabt e~elegen, nit 9artprS,
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nar 6aa ais O~pr5a0lt9 betannte GOf'ae ~2ogerbier, lpwie biz
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jabret6t. Sun6 wiro jeben Sag ierDirt. BUR 8eluttgunr
Ter Safe tebt elm Sa8ateafpiei 8ur gerfaoung.
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STERLING STLBERWAAREN,
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SIR. 229, Baltimprefr.
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II. Garey, - /. nsg er,
observation-disclosures QGtR Gle prn GrrUteb Cane, .mefttdFspn
'GtarfSfrGFe.
SfFicefunbsn 8 Bic 1e ubr @prntttaaS 2 btS 5 lt6r
RoAmtttaas Sic lluterjeit2eten Gnb in @'rbtnbung 0etrc
ZEN ub erbFnen NIT bem (. &n9nf IN benz 6auic AMBER g9et-
9de ppn QBeR. TnestteRr. unb &rUUfeo<Qnne cine
tDemtfHe &aips Sfftce
pU ne, @uftrGss' isati8er Nrt, ais: sur &usfertisune "ppu
Rouf. uMb Goul6briefen (DebsG son teberi6rctturoe unb
VerTheruroen (rnprteaGtS) Spn Nttetb> unb anberr WfrtrSopn
.0tofes r.1, bpn 8endmcnten CmtGS), @puma6ten II. + ~, n.
mie sur @ertretuns ecr aqen @srt6ten Der etaot ga1timrrt
.unO hes States @iat9lanbm,ent9sSennebmen. Inter 8ufde.
iNuftr&ee ertauGen mir uns las beutl ae iYubltum UNI eenetet
Serud7bti9u""t '""'"
Gt27s1mts GOES u. 81 r'ntg CT.
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Wiien babasett &c.

y1L1l- saaittuapres ur6 cbios 2g1zsszsf
E2 Gifenbabm. - 80.
8eite, idnelIfe urb btlli9Ite 0feiie9efe9etbett
1T G inwanber mas alien YIdSsn ees
f6er @un6erlanb unO WheeIin9
IOOfumbu8, Cincinnati, Jnotanapoit8,~
ct. &Out8,
Isnfe dbee 81 { 10 a + I unb Nt pntDkbttf
mad Sanbu8fs, Gclepc unb @btco9o, Tcdz
S8!anb, Dubuque, Duoenpprt, Soma Gttb,
a1iilnaWfie, MooiIpu II. |. h.,
eans bmrH Der GifembGba.
Terner auf @iientahn nnb Dampff6iffen mad
allen am Obio, WiIltI3ippt unb Wftfourt
9e(e8eren Orten.
RB- Gtnran5srfrn, Bel&e mad tent NeRea. apnsm, IL btefe
lSGbR eens ~befpaberS Az easpfeblcr, tnbefn fe nttt daetn be-
beutenb furser III, fpnpern lie and auf berfeben gang nit Gr'
lpreB5a9 ~befbrbert msr6en unb baSer 5el fhneGer unb btgt8er
an ben 0rt tbter Seftnnnan8 ~8eiaasen, ais Es @uf stneF ed'
bern S&bn.
Tabrz Bret e:
Rad Snnserlanb $2225 ssad. @arist;a n36
. gEhelin9 400 @arfer6bur9 $500
. g1epeton6 SO " Ypmerps, @rennuss-
: S iins#p9 go S @aHtsst8e si II. Giseins
: SS asianasssts So . qD oats go So
. GpIebp 500 . Cairo 500
" &btcd9D $50 . Ct. 2Out8 500
n- Stnber SON te 10 Sotrsn te2o0leu BITE 6dlfte, unter
"a Sa9ren fnb fret. Seter bat 400 @funb Gcpdd fret. Sa6
I@epdd tuirb nit ben @inpanberern Su9let6 b~efDrbert mnb
g8sgsn peitere austanft menbe man f6 ait BEN unttrset&ne.
ten M9entsn, ti hem muir dGein Sfefe-3iGete at 6aben Fnb.
@b. 3. Siibsbranot, asent.
Surts1S Str. 81, 3bame8itr., Baltimore.
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SIN 8iherltcte !tc. 3, @cutb @aDlir.,

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fnb etnt6e bRbi1e gu - fbenfen fb egnenoe Bidder
%prrrGIbtg.
|Dte qrp6c Gpttaf9e W"ra6t6tbel nit Saufro.
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bern Melltcrn. OcutlGce NattpnalsQ gCrt. St6.
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Die 8Eblerf6e al emetne 8Clfs-8tt.
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nit S9lf6 II $50
g pet9es merle. Deutf9e Ort9tnalauS9. 3 Sbe.
nit Stdtfftben NON Rauibd2, balb Narpccpbbe. 1900
IDiefel6en in E 8dnben philadelphia ausg be, WPpuFe.
lin BGnoe, reid pergplpet $40
ID~ieieIten. Grttaibe Nus8a6e tn 8 Bdnbrn' rid per.
gpleete balo MarrccobdEfe nit eSplbihuttt LOO
IS d. tIIcrs % erie in 2 &Gnben, SriatnalauSaabe.
6alb <tleterbdnbe 3.50
effings QDerfc, 2 3tGe in t'St., fbSr oebunb. Oh
Is II % erie, SG6nFr N p~unetinbp. mit 0ero. 40
Is I6p ttes merle, 3 8dnbe, elegant e~ebuneen 500
% liter ScpttS au58sn. Rpmane, 10 I6eile, eIt,
CANT 8%ebuuhen 6.75
Rcinete Der JuaS, taufrtrt, reid II. gef8mad-
rpl sebunOen 500
Wtg9tp Qpnbor, 80 prabtppQe StaGifiGr uub
Iui4tsn Der DIetrpPclts Netder Wtpufetn6cnp,
bdn3 nfu 500
% uIIer8 cI6t6teber Deutf&t n nit sie-
len 6pnianttt,, rei4 verge reter 9al6narDecobo. $50
80 EFT hts 8tIber.NttG Ter Gamer, @eI1i0ts.
unb 0StFerfuu6e tn elmer ltappe nit Cert 6.25
Is ii m ~ els fdmmtltbe lDertt, S9taer NuSeafe4
STE balb Mtarptto 800
IN brpns gBertt, 10 S6nbe, taib Warpccp, pebuuS.
nit StatItt0en so
6bGftSpcnre' s QDcrfe, t6 S&nbs NIT Stdblfi6eu
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Salt mpst, z. San.
WebL-Somarbfreet s nper$4 54O biO$4.5'
@itp 0ftQ8 $4.5O-4.44
@tthHiiS &rtra So. 50-$5.6 so per IaB.
Ro98enmeb l-$3. 37-00
R~cruuebl, bieI. $3.50; @ountrp $3.50
@etreib&' @8ei3en, rptber, 1909 106St8
IueiBer 100 bt8 1870 @t8. beite Sorte #
Sanity $50 6tg 40 Ste.
&prn ~tpeiBe8 uno se(be8 $3.50 Ste.
alte8 Ee.6e8 45050 Sis.
Observation-Disclosures Is Gt8.; Warplau
20 Cts. per 8uibel. nidt am Warft
SAFER. -32035 @t8. per 8yfdeI
f-91u{lien 1920 prpG. unoi2}Gts
per Bfb. Wtanilla 81 Gt8per BfD.
Gaamen. SleeIaansea $5.1105.25; Glade
Iaoren$1. 7O01.60; Tinot9p $2.25-5O.
Bpb $4.75 per 8uIdel.
@rbe en- 1915 Biz pr Cad. q GufdeO
SOFTEN 10 @t8. ba8 Pfuttb.
8rpOt3ipuen: Baltic. Baaeb MeB=8et
500, @efern>MteB $17; gtr.1 $14015
Sc a d erte8 Sdpetnef eti6-Mibbltn.
1908; Sdulter IS; 5eiten 13; S4inte
IA Bis is GtS.
np8evaudertes@ ameinsleid @dulte
1868; @eiten 1906; S4inten11-114@t
@4mal3 in Se88 1911 Cts,
Butter-Weltern 13015@t8. ;8labeS 180
90 Cts; &oa 20022 @t8., @oiben 25@t8-
safe, Metern 8 b8 10, Gaitern 9 a
10@. 124013 Cts fir Gngtiid Dairb.
2affee- 6air Bio gutter 9tto 1O4 $500
Bette Sprte 12011AGs. Saoa 16017 @t
2aguapra 113012 @t8.
Net8-3 8048@t8. pes YfuKb.
3ufer- gutter Cuba 6@6.75; Bcrto 0icc
808.50; gut orbindr 6.75; fein $50
6afinirtec 3uder bat um ] Ste. per
8iunb in allenSprten ab9eidlagen. Baltic.
9le1inerb EXTRA fem in 0ut III; in Stiife
1O4 SeltDBen 101 ; 8rcb 104 ; weiB ornis
nit 9t; gels 81; GIr 90 Deer mebr SAT-,
beim e~in5eluen 6aB um 5 @t8. bober). Sir
Crib roer NeDzOorf. @elo miro 3 nrU@eut
8remium erlautt.
MOtafie8, 0tefiuep AZ bi8 Is GF
S6ic DO.
Us bi8fks- Sbtp 21022 Gents.
81 As @t8. per @alrne-
6rIdte.- @etrpfnete Qepfel 1891 fir
geIdalte Geade8 1904; 9lplinen $3.50 Die
8or, @itreren 1878.
Eabat-M orplanb orb. - gut ORR. $7t@
81 rlittel bis gut utittel $1O011; gut Bis
fem braun $11@13; fein $13@15. gap
rro. bis feiu $3.50. Sbto orr. Bis gut
orb. $901O; mittel Big gut rptb $10t012;
fem ROTH $13015; gut big fein crul. $3.50
IS; at h8 iein 9elb $20@25.
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Size. 0pnppn Bprt I III Quarts 1918 per
0ubeup.
Qeber- @pqniId 9otlen 35@36 Gents
0Raub Qeoer 34036, SalbfeQ ROB $17-20 per
0ueenn, sefintidt "A 80, Stapt ses
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1000.
Nlcp6p1 1865 per @aqpn.
Gp91en- Stun If Witne 5000; feline
$3.50; 2uulp 1928.
@uanp- (224O per Tpnne. BerupiantIder
sos; @pIumbtanilder $40 (prp 1000 BfO.
Sir faui1der $1,000.
6eu uuD StrDb t. = TtntotbAzS eu $16 Bio
$18 in 8a(er, 8leebeu B14 BIS Is 8o9s
Sentrch $18. 9afecirob $12, Wei3eu>
Itrph 81.
@ad8-2 81 Bis 20 GtS., baS Bfb.
8e~ttfebern, quite Sorte, so 053 GtS. bal
Bfuno.
TaI9 & Stearin : 11M@12 Gt8. fiji
% tern, 12012H GtS. fir bieIi8e8; Steas
rim 12H Gt8. per 4fb.
Gcblen. Cumberland $4-4.85 an 2Duiit
@oint. Nnfranite Gpblen ltnb i'm TaQen.
Snfetail 8lad Deanono $3.50. 2ebi9b Sc.
IS. - 8rpao Wountain 1925 - &pfen8
Spqtp Sbrrt Wountain 1925
p. |. WILSON,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE 4. a W. LINE.
New York Market.
New YoRg. Sept. l7-p.

NEW DIRK, Sept. Up. NJ.
Flour is selling at so for unsound 4 IS
as 90 for super State 4 9OG5 Is for
super. Western 2o65 so for common to
medium Western; s 65@6 Is for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; market
closing dull and tendency downward.
Canadian four quiet sales of 500 bbls. at
5 50(G6 so. Rye -four firm, at 3 50(G4 20.
Wheat frmer with a moderate demand for
export and homo consumption sales of
10000 bush at 90 for good unsound Chi
cago Spring; l OF for good unsound NH
waukie club; J > for unsound red Indiana
and white Michigan | lS(al % for red
Southern 30 for fair white ditto 80
for common white Kentucky. Rye is frmer
and active sales of 500 bush at rs. Bar
ley steady sales of 1890 bush. fair 7s(9
go Corn is q shade frmer rand closed quiet;
sa,es of $4,000 bush. at 6S(G, "a for unSeund
to sound mixed Western; s46GS6 for white
95G9G for yellow Southern Oats are
buoyant at 45GG47 for State 1880 for
Western. Whisky IS scarcely so firm sales
of $50 bblS. at II AZ for mess 10 006D
IS % for prime; 10 so for clear Beef
steady IL Goa 5 90 for re-packed mess !;
10 GOALS 80 for extra mess. Beef hams
quiet at II O0@lT %. Cut meats are
quiet; sales of small parcels at 62G56f for
hams. Lard beavy ). sales of $50 bblS. at
NOM; 200 kegs at 81. Butter is
l2@1l7 for Ohio 1920 for State. Cheese
5(G11. .I-.r-.-. ..
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By Our readers were led into an error,
if they supposed the illusions in the letter
published yesterday, relative to the misdi-
rection of mail matter from the Evansville
post office, had any reference to our pleasant
friend Whittlesey. He is far too well post
ed in the geography, as he is in the politics
of his native State. He has sucked them
in together, and combined them in his pur-
suits of both; for while specializing on the
principles, of one, he has perigrinated over the
lines Of the other; he has so completely
identified them, his politics sometimes change
with localities, and get geographical bias
He knows not only every Democratic and
Republican town and city in the State, but
every precinct its majorities, and nearly
every old line Democrat in them. lie GER
tainly needs no tuition in geography, and
no promptings in the discharge OF his du-
". 1t must have been n greener chap than
he, who was dereliet in attention and duty,
as well as deficient in knowledge of To-
calitieS.
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Put.lie Speaking.

Judge Niblack and Judge Hoyey, the OBJ
posing candidates for Congress, will address
their fellow-citizcns at the following times
and places, to-wit:
ldaderb,rgh COmy-Eymsyille, Tues
day, August 3ist; Ingless Station, NedneS-
day, September LIST; at Longs, in the Bayou,
Friday, October 9Th; Germantown, Satur-
day. October 9Th.
Gibson Couaiy-Princeton Thursday,
September 2I; Francisco, Friday, 3D.;
Owensyile, Saturday, 4thi Patoka, Mon
day, 9Th.
Knor comty--DickeEsbu Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th; Vincennes. Wednesday, Sth ;
Edwards Port, Saturday, 20; Bruceyille,
Monday, -. f
Pike county IIornbrooks, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER II; Petersburgh, Wednesday, 10;
Crossroads, Thursday, 10.
Dduiess c9m4I-Washington, Friday.
September II; Alfordsville, Saturday, Is;
Raglesville, Thursday, %; Owl Prairie,
Friday, "a
Ndrtn comty--Loogootee, Monday, Sep
TENDER 20; lIalberts Bluff, Tuesday Il;
Harris onyille, Thursday, %.
Posy comty--Mount Vernon, Monday,
October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday, 9th;
Wadesville, Wednesday, G; Union church,
Thursday, 9Th.
Speaking TO commence at o'clock, P. NJ.
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THE CUMBERLAND Presbyterian society,
whose edifice was partially destroyed by
fire few weeks since, have been very sue
cessful in their efforts TO raise the means to
repair the damage. They have received up
wards of fourteen hundred dollars in con-
tributiOns from our own citizens, and the
Rev. Mr: Burrows is absent among the sister
churches, in the country, from whom he will
gather sufficient help to pay for the COM
pletiOn of the building. The repairs are in
IL state of forwardness, and the ediice will
be ready for occupation in two or three
weeks. The walls have been increased in
height aud the cornice has been improved
in style. An elegent spire is to be added,
with a bcltry anda bell. The improvements
we are told, will involve an expenditure
ofabout $4,000. Under the charge Of the
present pastor, the society is rapidly gaining
strength and vigor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-18

NEW OhA, StpN al
The following additional foreign news by
the steamship Persia has been received:
Among other stipulations OF the Chinese
treaty are the following:
y direct correspondence bctwecn TIE
American Minister and the Government at
Pekin Besides right to annual visits TO
PckIn, and permanent resident minister,
there is accorded ether powers. Suppression
of piracy and opening new ports TO include
Swartao and Tafman in FUrmOSa ; United
States shipping never To pay higher duties
than those oil most favored nations double
tonnage duty abolished absolute liberation
for christianity legation Tor the United
States To bc located cor the present at Can
ton, but understood that hereafter it Will bc
at Shanghai.
FRANCE.-The funt tionS Of the Governor
General vi Alcria, have been suppressed.
Gen. McMahan has been appointed chief Of
the land and sea forces. In consequence OF
threats OF death made 10 Christians AT Trip
oil, tie French Consul nj BeyrOut, had pro-
ccedcd there to insist On measures vi preCiIU-
ton
CHxA.-Great hostility continued to be
shown towards the foreign residents ut Can
ton, aud the acting British Consul has al
viscd them to be prepared for sudden de
parturc. blockade OF the river at Canton
has been established as far rs tic Chinese
boats are concerned, and trade is suspended.
All native merchants and a greater portion
of the foreigners have lett. y French man-
of-war has shclled Shamus, "A port in the
western suburbs, Frcnchman having been
killed.
The L. 5. steamer Mississippi WAS at Hong
Kong.
The steamers Powhattan and Antelope
were in the Gulf OF Pccheli.
AUsTRIA.--The Emperor Of Austria has
decreed that the National Bank shall re-
sumo cash payments on the inst Of Noscn-
Der.
RUssIA.-The Emperor of Russia has
emancipatcd 100000 scrlS belonging TO the
national domain.
\ powder magazine containing 200, 000
lbs. of powder exploded at Australian, on
the Caspian sea, destroying half the town
and killing one-haltoT the inhabitants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-18

BE- Capt. Townsend, of the slave ship
Echo, captured by the U. s. ship Dolphin,
claims the right to be tried at Key West in
Florida, as that was the port to which he
was first carried by his captors. 4 writ of
hdbeds corpus has beeen issued at Charleston
to try the legality of the arrest and impris-
onment of the crew of the Echo. The IT,.
=. Judge after patient hearing, decided
that they were legally held in custody.