The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-26

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sa'S' PH1Lo-HAwK-EYG.
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THE HAWKE ! 3.
I'M the last number Of your pa
y ]. i, nerceiving that you had made an
h., d : i, name J was foEe' 81, struck
p',' ,,,,,e as being peculiarly aPpro-
I y From the general tenor Of the
~, i The Learasz Editor with
t. l'ss'' gigantic seribbling powers ,. you
y. :, ,ol,..saa land from his duplicity
.s;,L that he, needs watching with
~. The EYE of the Hawk
lf'I ,.yeyer, be keen enough for him:
: nav be compelled to hide in the
In order to shun its gaze. From
.,s,ae of about forty five degrees
A;..,s Re held in the estimation Of the
III IL when he first commenced the ,1 pub
N. v, q his paper he has 'treduced him
H. h., horizontal plane; time reduces all
8. to their proper level;'' and the
~ Editer, after pitching and rolling
E. ,,oublous sea for time has at
i become quite calm. True, the
LII ,sphyrs of truth, as they continue
Nav upon him, ruffle his surface and
1, soo,e bubbles to rise; but then they
n hurst. and leave him as before-quite
Lille. Thai Party, whose Official Or
l. apdEeho, is such man as the tdi.
|. me Gazette, must be on the decline.
/. h, descended from the station which
4, Editor should occupy and has con-
tended to things Of which | at one
h, thought him incapable. The star
lbrh arose and shone so magnificently
,,season has disappeared! it has pro-
not to be ''faed STAR but merely a
la,eEIte!l' 1t revolves round the larger
lBNsr'' very obsequiously.
iIknow not, Mr. Editor. what may be
1ssn.iments of the good people OF Bur
H,aon aad its vicinily:-but as for this
bvn and vicinage ! can speak authorize
tRly-having heard numbers, aye, mum
LIS even Of those who still continue Il
h subscribers to the Gaette-give thei
Eniments upon this subject.
HONESTUS.
/ Bloomington, I. T. Sept. 18th; 1889
l Extract Of letter. dated
/ CINCINNATI, Sept Il.
/ aThis city has this day been in an VI
Iraon account of the supposed Swar
Iraing of VIM. URTEEs, with a prett
lad amount of funds in his hands. III
CIRCULARS | will give you in few word:
III. SuRyE S started to go to Col,nnbu:
llhich would take about one week; afte
shsd been gone three weeks he was see
philadelphia. He had sold drafts to
Iuge amount on New York. On Monda
ind Tuesday mornings 3th and 10Th ins
lhsdrafis came back protested for nol
lnyment funds to meet them in Ne
llok, The clerks of the Bank here Sd
tst there ought to have been money
New York and was enough to pay a
|aas unless SuRTEEs has drawn them an
gone after Price. The result will
inown in day or two. Times are ha
Der here than ever they were known
DINO discounts cash and lots {
Protests
lRRlvAL OF THE GREAT WEsTERl
This steamer arrived at New York o
tuesday, the 10th inst. bringing Londo
a'es to the 23d August. From the eve
ing addition of the Times Of the lot
s 's. select the most interesting items Of ii
ealggence below. In the published Ii.
y passengers by the G.. w. we perceiy
y, as names Of our state commissioner
'a Reynolds, Rawlings and Oakley
$50 Mr.. Smith, the Missouri commits
p'' VI course they got no money!
Extracts follow:
Inc London Morning Post says TIL
queen ! Victoria is to be married to prin,
slsnels Albert Of SAKE coburg, son of Il
, n duke. The prince is Of abo1
y = same age as the queen.
{, =, 4 pressure on the money market h;
y ~ = diminished in the least. The Bar
England on the lst inst. advanced
IT,. 4. = interest to 6 per cent; and h;
:. .,a's continued to curtail their discount
=. - were seems little reason to expect {
=, sssa y relief from this pressure so long
s.: y. vars are entertained Of further 70
s ss;.l y plies Of grain being require
NM .u must depend upon the weather f
"@ l1s weeks TO come.
6,. aue onarhst excitement had almost e
R.m suoslded. Several Of the Birmin
d Ma ., y had been tried, and senten,
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