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To conclude with the very laughable Farce OF
THE ILIJ,sTRIOUS STRANGER.
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Saturday, Mr. sLoMAN's Benefit, and last appear
ance.
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A MU SEMENTS

Mr.. sLoMAN viii sing several Comic Son
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
Valentine Faulkner On the Cbancery side Of
VS.. the District Court for Lou.


Valentine Fauknsr On the Cbancery side Of
VS.. the District Court for Lou.
VIM IS. Campbell. Visa city, June term, 1910.
"FHEREAS. the above named plaintiff has
Wv exhibited his said bill of complaint
against the said defendant, in the District
Court tor Louisa county aforesaid, praying for
relief generally in the premises set forth in
said bill, and for injunction and subpoena to
answer, and for an order of publication against
the said defendant, which said several matters
have, by the said Court, been allowed and or
dered; and in which said bill it is charged.
among other things, thut certain note of
hand, signed by the said plaintiff and one Hen
~ \ MsGuire, for the sum of three hundred
dollars. and given to the said defendant, was
obtained by the said defendant fraudulentiy,
by false representations, without amy consido-
ration, and is therefore void in law, in the
hands of the said defendant who now holds the
same !; and praying for an injunction to restrain
the said defendant from proceeding at law to
collect said note, and that the same may be de-
creed to be given up to be cancelled; and
whereas subpoena against the said defendant
has been duly issued and returned non est, and
an order OF publication is required:
Therefore,, the said William S. Campbell, de-
tendant as aforesaid, is hereby notified and ru-
CURED to opear and answer said bill of com.
plant. on or before the second Monday of 0cs
toner next, or the said bill will be taken as con-
.iessed by him, and decree will pass against
him accordingly, provided copy Of this order
be published in the Hawkeye and Patriot, print,
ed In burlington, once week for six success.
sive weeks, before the sitting of said court.
|, yBy order of seSs II. W
r pi''i, 'l''' ,4ZADoCK C. MERRIAM, Clk.s
'a Wappello, June 10, 1870. U.s. s'F'ia
tJ:gD. Learned, sol. for pf B9yasts
Iu q 4, Ls-I laE.,. ,-5,l TIA t=,yEs#- Gu
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

We should like to know who the law
yer is whom Little Red charges with
writing the comment upon his admission
10 the bar. d We much doubt whether
there were three lawyers int,he Territory,
beside his examiners. who knew that he
was pursuing the study Of the law. or had
ever locked within the, cover Of law
book, until they saw the paragraph. in this
paper announcing the momentous event
of his admission. He had better satisfy
himself that he is not barking up the
wrong tree" before he charges that para
graph to any Larger. We think he de-
ceives himself very much when he sup
poses that he stands in the way of any
lawyer with whom we are acquainted
We scarcely need say that the obnoxious
article was written by o,irself. 8
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
Burlington, July 7th, 1910.
NEtvs SUMNER GOODS
EHlHE subscribers have Just received from
the cast q lnrue nssnrtmenf, lof Snm :

NEtvs SUMNER GOODS
EHlHE subscribers have Just received from
Il the, east, a large assortment sof Summer
Goods, consisting in partyq ii a ,9}rrDvsy {
Wellington Eancies, sliirtng stripes, French,
English and American prints, Hastings, bales
shirtings, ,twilled summer goods, apron checks,
muslins, .iackonetts, Irish linen, brown. Hol-
land, ginghams, brown linen, padding, mems
silk and cotton hose, spool cotton, silk vel
vets, India ,satins, silks pfa variety Of c9lors
bombaazinee, satin yestinggs, craps, black satin
crayatst aud hdhs. if. ,dorsH Is 9ab tara
Ladies' fancy dress hdksa fancy cap, cause
and tafFeta ribbons gentlemens' and indies
beaver, femini mohair lace top.pie mic gloves,
ladies' sit and cotton hoses silk, cords and
brads, Italian servings, thread edgipg, thread
lace and inserting, blond edginga jackonett
edging, Isle lace, FRENCH worked muslin
collars and capes,, Check striped and corded
muslin, linen cam, hdks., jeans, .eassinctts,
beaverton and q variety of SUMMER goods for
psntaloons, &c ID. Al sI.aiq l5ss t.5aq5 ilElJa
Also-l4 cases Brush, white Russia, silk
,M!oleskin, Koran and fur II ATS, new sty les!
H.. Also-a large assortment of, Cutlery and
Hardware, Of AZ kinds usually kept,by us,igl
Also-10 boxes sperm candles, al of which
We will sell very low, for CASH sgs,E
- BRIDGEMdNS PARTRLDGE.
\
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

f. %. TIPPECANOE CLUB..-All those ner.
sons who are in favor of the elevation of VIM.
Henry Harrison to the Presidency. are re ouest
/ ed to assemble at the Methodist Church on
Saturday next, the 9th inst, at I 10 o'clock
Mi to organize aIippecanoe Club, and adopt
snch other measures as the meeting may deem
proper or necessary. d,t3yqs, TlPPECANOE.
ltnlGJ ave are authorized toaannounce MmToN
d. BROWNING, as candidate for the House Of
Representatives from Desl Moines county, at
the ensuing election. INA .s.gy.gy -
u51uiI We are authorized to announce ISAAC
ELEENOR, as "a candidate for the House OF
Representatives for Des Moines county.
We are authorized to-, announce EDWIN
tGuIHRlE, Esq.,, as a candidate for the House
Iof Representatives for Lee county. ao4a9
81 We are authorized to. announce JAMES
CAMERON AN as candidate for Sheriff Of Des
Mones county.
We are authorized to announce j. C., Haok
ms as a candidate for the Council from Des
Moiness county. Y - 7E3Skf
In5We are authorised to announce tCap. Il.
M English, as candidate for Representative
in Des Moines county,. MANY VOTERS
We are authorised to announce Lnscson B.
ffugAes as, q candidate for reelection to the
Council from Henry county. bHf s
RODMAN, as u candidate fori Sheriff of Des
Mones county, at the next election. aai
tYfWeli are authorized to announce PHILIP
VlELE, ESQ. of Fort Madison, asa candidate for
Delegate to- Congress-. eHtT49H tttaf ~
u We are authorized to announceSOL
lCOITLE asia candidate for Sheriff Of iDes
Moines county. aH8 bass JulvI6 !
Ii5 We are authorized to announce D. w. XII
bourn as candidate for the Council from Lee
county9aia tetta Hyqcz sfss n ,ati1as{ q
1--WE are authorized to announce Joh,, X.
Delashmutt as candidate for Representative
for Des Moines county. 9@a4G asai 558 -
+ We are authorized to announce WIN. B.
GoodaH as candidate for Sheriff for Van Bu-
rem county. zg!agtH
tcigRidsnH 10 igNOTICE. ae! Il lo4
There will be Methodist Camp Meeting
held, on the Pleasant Grove Camp ground,
one mile west of New London. Henry coun-
| ty, on the 1th instant, and will ineall proba-
bility continue several days, as several Min
listers are expected to. attend. aug
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

In OCT .ROBT. MARTIN late Of Indiana,
I'd EeTendersh his professional services to the
tgitizens Of Burlington and the surrounding
country, in all the various brarcl ss sof the
profession. ~.
He has been twenty years "a Pract1t.oner
lin; the western States !; and he trusts that an
Iextensiye saeasainfance witlrailt the prevalent
Idsease s Of the West, will at once eniitie him
Ito the confidence Of the pubhca and d liberal
share lof patronage He has devoted much
iof his time TO the diseases OF women and
children, and to- diseases Ola delicate charac-
ter. He has g good stock offPare uhsdnlt-
ferated medicines selected expressly for ms
o ossn, practice. He VIII he found at the OF
go, Of Doci. James DAYS. on Jeffcrsors Street
near the .riyer, where he win aftcnd TO all
calls, in the line Of his professiona
burlington, July e, slS40. fssI ytessts6 /,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
\ TAKEN Up aois.

10y Moses Garrison, living in the Big Bot
ID tom, Lee county, Iowa Territory, about
seven miles from Fort Madison, q large bay
Horse, supposed to be six years old last spring,
a snip on his nose, his right fore-foot is split
nearly up to the hair, his left fore foot has
scar near the ankle joint. no ,lcther marks per-
ceiyable,nt Appraised at eighty dollars by
Reuben R.. Harper, Pumrayi and William
Helden, before james d. aGedney, Justice oi
the; Peace, on the Cd day Of July, 1S409 ~
4, s.,agseo i isss JOHN H,LINES,. Clerk. !
/ !. Fort Madison, 24th July. ls4o. SIS So i
IS iy30 3 Afgi8d 3yaa II Isl
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Explosion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Big
Gum of the Gazette. charged to the muz-
zie with all the filth and scrapings of Amos
Kendall's menagerie, was let off on Sat
urday last, bespa,tering some Of our best
citizens most awfully! The usttofiwinl
produced by the conclusion was caution
10 Amos and his children. Verify, this
Mister Morgan is quite, a fatulent fellow.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN Thaving claims against the estate of j
S. Wescoatt. late Of the county of Van Blu.
rem, deceased, TO exhibit the same to the un
dcrsigned, or to the Judge Of Probate, FOL
settlement; and all those indebted to sale
estate are requested TO make immediate pay
ment.i ssg6N rs ts}s2 sas' = S5lssba beAa
SARAH WESCoATT,e "A dn'x.I
aGsaiRs NELSON WESCOATT, Adm'x.
Ang. s.. as n1iis@g.g.7I e4t.I-l -. IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
d i3igsPROCLAMATION,osa !.
BY THE GOV. OF IOWA TERRITORY.
Es9yEIOr ay.OTs IN IOU,a CITY,

SAFE or lots IN IOW.a rCITT.
TIN pursuance of the PROV sions of an Act en-
4 titled can act directing the valuation ane
sale of lots in Iowa City, and to provide for ex
'ecuting deeds for the same, - approved 24ti
July, A. d. one Thousand eight hundred am
forty, I, ROBERT LUCAS, Governor Of The
Territory of Iowa, do hereby declare and make
known that a PUBLIC sale will be held at Iowa
iCity, ii, the county Of johnson, in this Terri
/ tory, to commence On Monday, the DIST day
Of August next, for the sale of lots in said city
which sale viii be held under the, direction
of the, Acting Commissioners OF Public Build
ings, and will be continued from day to day
until the whole Of the lots in said city shall
have been offered for sale. 800 = SCI
In pursuance of the provision of the afore-
said act .4ths lots wilall be valued previous to
the sale; and no lot will be sold for "a less sum
than the value placed upon each lot. After
the close OF the public sale as saforesaid, an
office Will be opened in the ctyaof Iowa by
the Acting Commissioner of Public Buildings,
where all lots In said city that may not have
been sold at pub bile sale can be purchased ut
private sale ut stlre minimum price placed up.
son them respectively, by any person Of per-
sons applying for the same.i5All the particu.
lars relating tos the conditions of sale will be
made knownaby the acting commissioner at
the commencement oftbei public sale ia5.t
iaJls ng;iit>a In TESTIMONY w HEREOF, / have
IoSiTI Z Il hereunto set my name and caused
Is -" = the great seal of the Territory to
= - 81 be hereunto affixed.ii % ia "a 81 .
b Done at the city ofiBurlington, in the Ter
ritoryiof Iowa, thistw enty -fourth day Of July,
in the year eight hundred and forty. and Of the
independence OF the United States the sixty
fifth, and the organization ofthis Territory the
third a4sy s..jssas'1sft. fr.s,; DBERTF LUCAS.
i by the Gope7nor. siEs 3 y1iiits aei elai2o /
+ i JAMES CLARKE, ssec'y of Territory 4i /
s;y az "a Ns3A( 9 5
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

TExr.-'.Contempt for the People lies /. the
bottom Of this whole scheme OF elec,oneering.
81 - Kendall's ADDRESS.
: CoMMEs'rARy.-The Westfeld Spectator n
zealons Van Buren, paper says:
( Shall it be said that the man OF knowledge,
the Statesman and true republican (meaning
Van buren) is thrown aside for one IN the
egn,snonest ,caiks Of life, (meaning Harrison. y
Boys do yon hear that
Those. who oppose Gen. Harrison's election
because no is man sin the commonest walks
of life manifest certainly q most decided
'scontcmpt for the People,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

LABoRERs WANTED AT 10 WA CITY
NIFrY flaborers stone cutters, &C., wanted
II Immediately to worn on the1publie build
ings at Iowa City - Emp oyment for the'snm-
mer aud good wages win be givcn.6 st3
tttneo hilC.gSWAN, Acting Commissioner.
bJulyy25 l640-=--4wagss; aEa ifisnaa"tts g. /,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

The speech of Mr. Qgle, iii Cengrsss
on The civil and diplomatic appropriation
bill, is on our table, and shall be dealtou
in broken doses vas fast as. Ews an end
room. i is q powerful document, and
shows up, in mastery manner, the i'm.
providence of the present administration
and exposes the monarchical disposition
and, extravaganza Of Mr. Van Buren, AS
tar back as the administration Of John
Quincy Adams, Mr. Ogle raised the cry
OF Retrenchment, and he has been con- IN
sistent in his labors TO this day, If he had
occasion to find fault with the e.trava-
ga1ce Of Mr. Adams administration, what
inducemen. has he not now to make him
work in the good cause. The expenses
Of government under Mr. Adams amount,
ed toJ5ty and a half millions Of dollars
IN four years-whilst, underline Van Blu.
rem, they have been upwards Of one him
drcd and eleuen miliions aot dollars IN
three gears! Incredible, however, as il
may seem, that Martin Van Buren, could
wantonly squander so much of the peo-
pies money, the fact Wilffno longer. sur SUR
prise any one who, comes to know on
what objects portion of ii has been,ex-
pended. 'rhe following are among the
items Of Mr. Van Buren's expenditures,
which have lately been dragged from their
dark recesses BY some Of the faithful Rep
sresentatiyest of the people:isa 81 d.i.f.f. !
4 doz. Roses, bought Of. VIM. dss 81
.Ruist, 10 ! s72s 90.
l1bunch Artificial flowers, bot. ,e.5 Il
Z John Thomas. g 100 90
Window curtains and repairs ass
of Sofas, .foot-stools, &C., +a
for one room of the Presi- 81, III
dents House, 1905 So
Curtains, Ornaments, &c. for
East Room" a!3, S75 IS
l Divon and Cushion CO for 81
President, bought of P. VAL
ileran, q s.7 81. ~. 100 90.
6 French Comfor.ables, for
President extra. l6o 90
Gold leaf, &c. for Presidents
House bought in n. York, 1000 90
Foreign Carpe.ing, for Presi-4sy
dent, !:s.. s.4so IS
New furniture for Presidents
Table. incl,i,iing gold y ys.s
spoons, gold knives aud i
forks, &c. &c. l,l9l 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
BL1NGg@N
ru.JRSDAY, sAUGUSTs6, $780,

: 8, Rich, we are authorized to say,
Z. .,.eapted the nomination Of his fellow
.'..u, assembled at Bloomington on the
M d fully. .'l's. gssi'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Ayson Morey Lousia, June term, 1910, Bill
for INJUNCTION and relief.
wv fIEREASs William Kun has exhibited
wv his bill Of complaint against the said
ADson Money, in the District Court for the
countYIof louisa aforesaid, praying for relief
generally in the premises set forth in said bill.
and for an Injunction to restrain the said No.
rey from all other and further proceedings at
law to enforce the payment of certain(judg.
ment recorded in the county of Muscatine, and
certified to the, said District Court for Louisa
county, US set forth and described in said bill
of complaint, upon the ground thar the same
was illegally and fraadulcntiy obtained, upon
q pretended contract that was fraudulent and
void in law, and without consideration, and
against which the said mplainant, from vairi.
Gus causes set forth in said bill, was entirely
without Eeliefat law, and can onlyibe relieved
against in chancery, and praying that the said
judgment may be perpetually enjoined and
whereas subpoena has issued against the said
iMorcy, toappear ut 4 he present term Of said
Court, and answer said bill. which said sahpte.
ma has been returned by the sheriff of said Lou
lisa county non. est-and whereas the said COM
plainant, among other things alleges that the
defendant is nonresident of the territory of
Iowa, and prays for an orderEof publication,
against him, as is usual in like cases. There
fore, the said Arson Morey, defendant as asere.
said, is hereby notified and required to al pear
and answer said bill Of complaint, on or before
thesecon d Monday in October next, or said bill
wall be taken as confessed by him, and AIDE
cree, will pass accordingly; provided, that
copy of this order be published in the Hawkeys
and Patriot, printed at Burlington, once week
for six successive weeks, before the sitting of
said cou. ia BY order, g SIS bio
,E,,L,y .ae ,zADoCK C. INGHRAM, elk,
> Wapcllo, June9 1910.
]. [. Learned, sol for!compt. ~.
Iy .HtsrEmtaEE. & ID
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
EAMIL Y,aELOLIR.
Or iBBLs. sdperhne FLOUR, a choies arti
cO Gle, just received from ST. Louis and for
sale, by iHsll .tfaglN H. w MOORE e JCo.
| a " 2Atfc Fs5 st3a aisS ttg Tlh @T,g' z
MEDTE.ALf, N0VTnE.

4n0GTORi Il HENDERSIoTT. late Of
- Springfield. Ohio, with a view to per.
manent settlement has located himself in the
IoNy oil Burlington, and now tenders his profes.
sonai services to its citizens, and those of tic
country adjacent His office is in the bnildinp
edlately south of the Post Office, where he
may alwaysb be found except when necessarily
aoseh.. ,if,
( Burlington June a 1910 t.s.ss4 se,es; e
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

= HH DIS. Sugar, superior article, and ~ bbls.
y Molasses received pr lone. for sale by Is
81 800 s. w. H. MooRE &, Co.
sjy 2 4, ass...l asl5
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
NEW HARDWARE STORE
Vdter street, I'd door from jefferson St

a.,e4fB harrington, Ioaca Territory. al
rOOK 81 COCHRANE respectfully cinti-
~ mate that they have received, per steam
boats Tippecanoe and Illinois, 400 Cincinnati
premium stoves, and Bottoms Hollow Ware,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

ASTOUNDING DlscLosuRE.-An individ-
ual in Ohio, fully acquainted with :he
transaction. has disclosed the fact that a
loan Of s 100, 900 had been Obtained in
New Y FORK 10 operate on the election in
Ohio, by purchasing votes oflaborers and
buying -four at extraordinary prices SO as
to induce the German farmers, hundreds
of whom have left Van Burenism. again
10 support the Administration. The gen.
tleInan by whom the facts were commu-
nicated, disguised with the proceeding,
has left the Van Barren party. tea'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

The State Journal, published. at Columr
bus, Ohio, contains an able address, sign
ed by one hundred and forty eight Jack
sonmen, in which they give their reasons
why they will not support Martin Van
Buren, for the Presidency. and ,iavowing
their determination % go for Harrison.
Economv and Reform. g. s,, IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

G. q G. have also on hand a very large as
sortment Of Juniata Bar, Round and Hoop Iron !,
Cast Steel, English and American Blister Steel,
Nails, Glass, Mill Irons, Mill Saws, and gene
raj assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery, all Of
which they are prepared to sell.low for cash.
n Aug. g.. 1S40. s3aa4ss ssfss IO-tfS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
3June)9, l640.offgI
J. D. Learned, sol. for plf.
Territory of Iowa, YGg assa& as
Henry County SIS. 6J,1Ss; afr
On The, Chaneery side Of the District Court for
said county, special term, June 1910.

On. the Chaneery side of the District Court for
said county, specidlterm June 1910.
Henry Coates 's8
gGtivs ba ti Petition for Divorce. ~
4 a ND now this dav comes the petitioner By his
IN solicitor, and filed his bill Of complaint in
this case, and therehpon it appearing TO tbs
Court here, by said bill OF complaint OF the said
Henry Coutes That the said Emily Coates is not
a resident of tins Territory, it is therefore, on
motion Of, the solicitor for the complainant, Or
dered by the Court here, that notice DE hereby
given the said Emily sCoates, TO be and appear
before the said District Court for said county,
on the first day of the next term thereof, to be
begun and holden at the courthouse IN Mount
Pleasant. on the FIRST Monday in September
Enext, to answer said bill ofcomplaint, or the
same shall be taken pro eonfesso, and decree
issued accordingly, DC. And that this order
be published in the Hawkeye and Iowa Patriot
for the term Of eight successive weeks next be-
fore the next'term Of this court. gili
| 81 sdf u Z Z I'd 8sisE.a KILLPA TRICK,
Clerk of said court, and ex.ofiicio
Register in Chanccry.
H. RoBp, sol: for complainant. ~
s&ffJc 9-St.pd ~ saf4GsifF w ~ ofg4tsf4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Rasid Nile and of the Dstrie, Court for
1iaasf ' y fa ~ Louisa ety. June term
Henry H. m CURE 1910, bill for injunction
- ~ and relief. s.
NYHEREAs the above named plaintiffsbavs
wv exhibited their bill of comp plant against
the said Henry /. M sGuire. IN the District
Court for the county Of Louisa aforesaid, pray
ing for relief generally in the premises set fortl,
in said bill, and for an injunction to Restrain.
the said defendant from all other and further
proceedings at law, to enforce the payment Of
ia certain Judgment at law. recovered by the
defendant against the said plaintiffs, in the
District Court aforesaid, as set forth and de-
scribed iii said bill of complaint, upon tho
igxound that the same was illegally and fraud
4 plently obtained, upon a contract that was
fraudulent and void in law, and entirely with
fout consideration, and against which, for vari.
4ous causes set forth in said bill, thesa;a COM
iplainants were entirely withoutlrelicf, at0law,
and can only obtain adequate relief in chan
Gerry, and praying further, that said judgment
may be- perpetually enjoined and whereas
subpoena in due form of law has been issued,
recommending the said defendant to appear at
+ the present term of said court and answer said
bill, and which said subpoena has been return
ed by the sheriff Of said Louisa county, nos
est ;l-and whereas the said compliments.
among other things anege, in their said bill,
that the said defendant is a non resident Of tho
territory of Iowa, and pray for an order of pub
LEGATION against him, as is usual in like cases.
Therefore, the said Henry l.. nj CURE, de-
fcndant as aforesaid, is hereby notified and re-
quiredto appear and answer said bill Of COM
plant. on or before the second Monday of CO.
tober next, or said bill will be taken as con-
'fessed by him, and a decree will pass against
him accordingly: provided that u copy ofthis
order be published in the HuWkeye and Patri-
OF, printed ut Burlington, once week for six
successive weeks before the sitting Of said
court, BY order,
f5s'a' TS .'ZADoCK c. INGHRAM, elk.
( sJunej9i lS40.oifsIeIa t.sg & jsk .aisf6s
J. D. Learned, sol. for plf. s.,fs,t, 6,,r
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

In another. column will be- found the
communications Of Mr., Hudson and Dr..
Hendersho,t, in reply 10 the scutrilous.ar-
ticles in the last Gazette against those
gentlemen. Instead of treating the gen.
tleman in the manner they have done,
would il. not be as well to administer to
him little Of the '.untanned skin of the
Coo? l. might be of service. s.ai
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

Locofoco Patriotism The locos OF
Danvilie, Indiana.t q, short time since, at
the dead hour of night, Cit down the lib
erty pole erected BY the Wings on the 9TH
Of July. The American flag was stream
ing from its top. but the Tories pulled il
down and trampled itinto the dust.