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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
TOWNS IN IOWA.


We should be glad to receive accurate
descriptions Of towns in this Territory.
Persons wishing to immigrate to this
country, may by seeing a description of
the kind we bespeak, in which an accu-
rate detail is given of the location, natural
resources, pursuits of the inhabitants, with
other particulars, be directed TO that very
place, and in this way valuable acquisi-
tons may be made to its population. All
who may send in such descriptions must
accompany them with their proper names,
which will always be withheld from pub
lication ii requested; they must also be
sure TO pay the postage. The Hawkeyc
will always be open and free for such ar
ticles, provided they are inteligcn,ly writ
ten. Our Territory is deservedly exci,-
ing considerable interest abroad, and eve
ry item Of correct information concerning
it is sougli, with, avidily. .......
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

three bolts Of ribbon long before night, and
the cry was still they come, when it was
ascertained that there was not another
bolt Of ribbon in Woodsield. The best
estimate we have heard Of the number of
straight. outs made a, the meeting. was
one hundred and fifty. As soon as
Shannon and Go. had finished speaking
they put out evidently chagrined with
the result Of their days work. a 20 aa
After night the wings held meetings
in the streets and continued speaking,
A female iii the house where Allen,
Brough and Co. stopped. handed, during
the evening, petticoat out of window
of the house which was put OH an old man
and worn through the streets, the man
being followed by troop of hurrahing
Fanites. This insult to the ladies and
TO every American heart, was treated by
the wings with that contempt which ii
merted. From the fact of his appearing
at his hotel we leave the public to Judge
whether there is not ground for the be-
lief that Allen suggested or approved of it.
Mo. Republican.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15


is a calumny, in spite of all the asser-
tons that have been uradet and published
foF the last thirty years. :, ..s..z.r ~
'Fhe character Of Prince Louis is well
known 10 the writer, and it would be ac.
ceptable to the editor of,qhe Times, he
will send to him biographical sketcli Of
that parsonage, who being only SO years
of age, has already been candidate for
the Crown of Italy III 1880. for that Of
Poland in 1881, and for that of France
in ls37-4O; three times a prisoner
once in Italy and once in France in the
former place, voluntary, in 1889, and iii
1887, and at the present time, m France.
One of his first cousins, the Duke of
Leutenberg, son Of his uncle Eugene, is
now married to the daughter of the En-.
peror of Russia one to the Crowr
Prince of Sweden, and one to the Queen
of Portugal. So you see he is quite
highly enough connected to play his
FRANKS with impuni.y, while the poorer
devils Of his tools will be punished.
=.n4-s .. .. ~ SCLAfoNIcUs.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SHERIFF SHE,

EsY sirtuc of several Executions to me, di.
I'D rccted from the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court, for the county Of Des Moiies>
and Territory of Iowa, l will expose 10 sale on
the 18th day of October next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, AM and o'cloek, I. NJ,
the following property, to.wit: lot No. 1855, in
the city Of Burlington Taken as the proper
ty of John Clawson, at the suit Of Andrew
Fauts. N &a 3d." st-5.zs - 4
Also, ny the right, tifie, interest and claim
that Michael G.. Harris may have, in and to
the Southwest quarter OF Section II, Town
ship So, Range , west, and the Northwest
quarter Of Section co. Same Township and
Range, taken as the property Of said Harris,
at the suit Of jeremiah Smith, and others.
Also the North half Of Section IS, Town.
ship II, Range west, and the west ha e Of
the Northwest quartcr CT Sccson &C. same
Township and Range,, and tic East half Of the
Southwest quarter of Section IS. Same Town
ship aaa Range. taken as the property Of
Lover N English, ut the suit Of Seth Il.
Sawyer and others. .iea ail5g 81 ST. s5sss
Alsu, the South, half Of Section 81, Town
ship II, Range west, und; Tire Southeast
quarter of Section 81 same Township and
Range, tahen as the property Of Harrison
Brooks, at tho suit of Ezekiel Blanchard and
others. The above described land is situated.
in the county of Des MoinesS Sale TO con-
tinue from day to day, till the whole is sold.
JAMES CAMERON, Sheriff
~ .ltJTt Of Des Monies County.
Sept 2A--3w -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
nav THEY FIxT IT!

4. night Of the election, and while
ion Of nd clerk. we're discussing the
, = eneedp Isssy Of dsferring the count until
'hs. ssnis, twas suggested by an in.
'tae'r mo- ]. uesen. that MIR Grimes, who liv-
I'D SaGEe'no door to the place Of ,o''ns, had
a.., r's nn, f masnog and i,
the VIII 8, !. J, usual, Two difFeren, locks and
ia the me- Of ,liese keys, and neither could
r rp sho opened the safe until the other came
W.; a,' proS. 4 i key. But this suggestion was
's sllv and was ,a determined nans ,o by the
vi, ''rs scordance to the proposition stat at
: ~ ne elect Mr. Kclley's letter. 10 make the
:, All u % OFFICE a place of deposi'e.--
t sa0a =. iAss we're then taken fro" the CT
nat Mar n,.boxes and emp.ied into the tin
'0f ha l. and carried to the Land Office as
- before stated.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SALE OF TOWN LOTS.

The Land Officers in this District have
advertised the lots in this town for sale
the sale to commence on the Dist Of jan
uary next. For the information of those
interes,ed-and there arc large number
Of such persons who take our paper-we
have abridged the official advertisement
and placed it below. We ask 10 fagors
from the Lana Officers in this place, nei-
,her do we expect any. If they can Oh.
tain any satisfaction from Withholding
such I'll Important advertisement. from this
paper, they are welcome to it. Did we
not think the public interest required it,
we should not insert it gratuitously, as
we have toNe.~ --.r-.----------.----
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
LEE COUNTY,

The following table, although not Off.
cial, may be considered as correct result
of the late election in Lee county,. Ac-
icordinggs e the law, it will be requisite to
hold another election for County Seat,
which will take place on the first Monday
OF November next.a The next contest
will be between Fort Madison and Frank
lin alone, they being the two highestcan-
didates. :. 80 E1..-9 ~ - --te-n
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
DISCRETION ON THE FIELD OF
&. IL RATTLE AZ .-s..f

The Wheeling Times of the nth gives
an account of two meetings. both of the
Wings and the Loco Focos, being held
on the 18th at Woods6eId, Monroe coun-
,y, Ohio, about 40 miles from Wheeling.
Both parties had their procession, address,
es, &C., and they were about equal in
numbers, being about 5000 each, Gov.
Shannon, Petticoat Allen, and State Aud
i,or Brough, were the orators of the Van
Buren, party. The whig meeting was
honored by the presence of upwards Of
900 ladies', while the Van Buren, had but
Is, all told. But the most interesting
part of the proceeding Of the day, consists
ed in the number of sd S.
.si3 sasI STRAIGHT OUTS oE--a z
who left Van Burenism and joined the
wings before the close of the meeting.
They were coming in fact all day to the
wing stand and calling for white ribbon
for the left arm, which is here the sign. of
Straight Out. One man served Out
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

W The M. E. Church in this place
nave obtained the services of the Rev. Mr.
Stewart. formerly of Du Buque, as their
Stationed preacher. From what we have
seen and heard of him, we consider. him
quite an acquisition TO the clergy in this
place. We have now, in addition to Mr.
s., Presbyterian, Rev. Mr. Fulton, (Old
School;) an Episcopalian, Rev. Mr. Batch
elder; and occasionally a Unitarian, Rev.
Mr. Stone. l+ . ....a ..s,5s :a.. 81.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

DlED--.A At Fott Madison, on the Ilth inst.
Mrs MARIA, consort of WIN. Wilson, Esq
aged about 81. .. @ :
In this city, On the 7th inst. uftor a lin.
gcrl.g illness of years, Mr. WILLIAM TAI
NAN. .'
III this city, on Monday last, after an iii.
LING. -. - .-"
. Near Lafayette, Tippecanoe county, Ia, on
Friday the 18th Of September last, Mr. ED.
WARD HUGHES, Printer, in the 26th year
of his age. "
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SI1ERIFFS SHE,

DY virtue Of I'm Execution to nc, directed
Id from the office Of the Clerk OF the Dis.
trict Court, in and for Dcs Moincs county;
will expose to public sale on the 3lst day of
October next, at the Court House door, in
the Town Of Wapello, the following described
lands, ito WITT Lot No. l, in Section Oh
eleven, township 70 seventy-threc, Range 3
west taken as the property of Samuel Smith,
to satisfy an execution In favor of Amos
I.add. Said land containing (s0) eighty acres,
be there more or less. Sale within the hoLrs
prescribed by law. 81. h-..- as.a..-. .-
=. NJ. MCDANIEL, Sheriff,
..,s.-E.., g. Louisa county, I. r.. .s.
Oct S-:3W 10
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
" WHO IStPRINCE LOUIS ="

This question, asked repeatedly since
the insurrectionary movement at bou-
loene, is thus answered by correspon-
dent of the Boston Times: sa o.
To the Editor-Sir: You ask I" who
is Louis Napoleon Bonaparte :" Will
Won permit me TO answer the question for
you to the public. by stating that Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte is not the son of
Ex.King Jerome, but the son of Louis,
or Lewis, Ex-King Of Holland, and Of
Hortense, the daughter Of Josephine The
first wife OF Napoleon. Gossip and scan.
dial pretend that there is a nearer relation
still between this Prince Louis and the
Ex-Emperor Napoleon, but believe it
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
For the Hawk Eye and Patriot.
NEW LONDON

Mr.. Edit0r-You have published ac-
counts of different villages in Henry coun-
ly, and have no doubt given correct des-
criptions of them, but have seen no ac-
count OF Ole O; the most pleasant villages
in Iowa, viz. NeW London. This vii
lage is situated OF the road from Rurling-
ton TO Mount Pleasant. twenty miles from
the former place and eight from the lat
Ter. Ii stands on high ard dry prairie,
in the midst Of an extremely fertile soil,
which is now rapidly settling with indus.
trouS and respectable farmers. Few pla-
ces offer greater inducements to most
kinds of mechanics. 1t is, perhaps, as
healthy a location as can be had in Iowa,
or indeed in any part Of the Great West.
Some idea of the good, moral atmosphere
that surrounds this vicinity may be form.
ed when we state the fact that there is at
present. in New London and its neigh.
borhood, a respectable Methodist Society
of iorty.six members. The Methodist
Church for Mount Pleasant Circuit has
recently purchased in New London a
house and lot for a parsonage; SO that the
village will always have at least one min
lister residing in it. ......
There is tavern kept by Jonathan J.
King, Esq, and travellers wishing for a
neat, quiet house, a wel-cooked meal, and
a reasonable charge, will find all these
desirable requisites at the above mention
ed house. Trading men, whose business
requires their presence frequently in DIFF
ferent parts of the Union, and who desire
a healthy retreat for their families, could
no! select better residence than New
London. All who once see it will vouch
for The truth of This communication.
A SOJOURNER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SHERIFF",S S.ALE.

3 bI virtue of an Execution TO me directed,
80 will expose TO Sale IN the Town of Mount
Pleasant on the 9Th day Of December A. y,
1910, the following property, to wit: will
sell lot No four, in Block No. six, in tho Town
of Mount Pleasant, Henry county, |. T. levied
to satisfy said Execution in favor of J. b. Teas,
and against William Calvin and Josiah PAYNE.
Mt. Pleasant, 1T. S. SMITH, Sheriff
DC, -, 1910. of Henry co. !, Il.
3w 90 a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
From the Gazette.
SALE OF LOTS,

IN TIE TOWN, OF BURLINGTON il. TT
Mn accordance with Tire provisions nf the act
of Congress approved March Sd, 1887, the
under mentioned town Lots in the town of
Burlington Iowa Territory, Will be exposed to
Public Sale to the highest bidder, commencing
on Monday the 2lst day of january, lS4l, and
continuing until they are sold. to wit:
Lots No. 1923, 1874, 325, 1853, $50, 632 u,
G36 b, 1863, 933 c, 944 +, 944 c, and 979 c, and
to which no certificates Of presumption were
granted by the Commissioners appointed un-
der said act.
. Also, the following Lots, the certificates Of
prescription to which were granted and issued
illegally by the Commissioners above referred
to, and in consequence the claims of persons
to them have been rejected by US ; provided
the claimants slrull, by themselves, or their
agents daily authorized, file in this Office, pre-
vious 10 the day of sale, a REIMBURSEMENT of
all claims to pre- .empton, or all parties in
each contested claim shall file similar rclin
quishment, to wit: "a s...--.. .ssGs.
< Lots and parts of Lots from No. l, to 996,
including all up to that number not other
wise specified in this advertisement.
Also the following Lots the claimants llav-
ing forfeited their right to presumption by
non.cntry to wit: Is 20 Frs, 135aI
Lots No. $50, .434, 54I, GIT, 764, 665, TAO,
'74l, 765, 6l2. and Sl3 IS aal
A. e. DODGE, Register.
W VAN ANTWERP, Receiver.
aLand Office ut Burlington, l.
Oct 9th, 1910. = olf a,ga Jl =
|, NJ B.-Thc /" Bloomington Herald" and
]" Iowa Sun" will please insert this adveY-
tisement until day Of Sale and forward their
bills to the Land Office at Burlington.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

u 'eA OUT FOR FRESH SUPPLY OF Lo-
fou have aften heard Loco say,
u'if Harrison is elected, I'll 60 to
But in Indiana, before the late
ss'n, The word was, "Well, if Bigger
ase'ed Harrison will get the Stale,
= aud Ill go to Iowa. So they say
Valo' ZIG Corwini is eiected,' we'll go
WA And SO BY hook or by crook
,s ae likely 10 get a pretty good share
n' Well, lie. them come, Van Blu
'asht 10 have one State he can call
osn this side of Sun down to be held
serve for his old friend Benton. We
gat, however. that the Suckers elect
ST, The Canadian: had he been de-
ne would have come too.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SAM JONStNG ON BANKING,

SAM JONS1NG ON BANKING.
The two old friends, Sam Jonsing and
Pete Gumbo, met last night at the Com
mercial Bank. Tie burden Of their dis
course appeared to be upon banking, and
part of which, we published as throwing
new light upon this subject which has ne
yer been touched by Gouge.
Fl say, Sam Ionsing, wha, you tink of
the Gankin swistem in general--tion't YOU
tink he is subjec to many buses and 9th.
er infringernents upon the col.stitrshu ii:
generally? o' -
SWELL he is, Pete, OATS fac Among
oder ting dat is democratically wrong,
dar's one ting dat appears TO have been
overlooked from the fuss--an ebil of the
greatest magniGcence.' re-
"What's dat, SAM" says Pete, looking
wise as an owl.
"Wy, youb often noticed in course, dat
in all de banking stutions in dis place, dat
one gentleman take in all de money. and
never pays out de fuss red cent---dal's
wa. l look at, Ben. Agen, dar's anoder
gemmen wat oilers paying lie money
on, but neber receives noflin. not neber.
Now to purtend dat OATS de fair 'gilima.e
way TO carry on de bizness Of bankin, TO
say dat dat's de way TO regulate exchun-
ges is wat any oncanded man. without
'stinction Of party, will neber disagree to.
Don't you tink SO YOURSELF" uigs
"Weli does. l don'tsee myself how
day, can ,eber balance dare counts, Sam
"Da neber can-de ting is impossible.
does mt pity de man wat takes in de mo.
ney but when see the man watts oilers
a paying it out, de sympatees Of nv
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
EVERY EYE upon II.
ID = ID u n LIZ,

4 Moor Ms his friends and former Gus, omers,
4 that he has just returned from the East
with splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes
of every size and description. Ladies and
Gentlemen please Gull and soc, do not forget
the door. next door North of brick block, op.
positc lower Ferry landing.
Oct y=rd ..s ID III
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
WHEAT! WHIE.AT!t

Il to Us. can fave a.. opportunity of SET
ting the same, by delivering good Merchant
able wheat at our store, in Burlington OH or
before the 18th of October next, for which
they will be allowed so cents per bushcl.
OATS will also be taken in the same way
at tho market price. .-.. 80. i
@@ WEBER = REAiE.Y- +
Sent Sl-ff -'.4s *
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

MARRIED By the Rev. John Mark
Fulton, on Thursday the 9Th instant. Mr.
VALENTINE AMESBAUGH to Miss DICY
FEES all of Des Moncs county, lows Ter.
rtO-v
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

The FIRE IN SIR CnARtEs HoTEL,
New ORLEANs.--Fhe New Orleans Bull.
letih of the 18th inst. says: ".The ravages.
of the fire were arrested where they first
commenced in the rear. The roof in that
part with the eel ling 10 the first floor, was
entirely consumed. But such quantity
of water was poured down, that the plank
flooring of the highest story was not burn
ed through. The extent of its rayages
and the danger which had been escaped,
was evidenced by the charred railers and
cinders of the roof and ceiling, reaching
from point near Gravier. along the rear
to Common, and extending fifty feet upon
Common street. Thus it will be seen,
that the building escaped with damage
comparatively slight. The only part des-
troyed was the roof and ceiling in the
space above described. The whole loss
it is estimated viii rot exceed $50, 900,
including the destruction OF furniture
The Whole building is valued al $500 900,
aud cost much more. it is. perhaps, the
largest and most magnificent edifce in the
United States of America, next to the Cap
i,of al Washington. For its preservation
our citizens cannot be too grateful, and
should feel their Indebtedness. first to a
gracious providence, second to the ,npar.
alleled exer,ions Of their heroic fremen.
From conversation we held yesterday
with Mr. King, the agent for Messrs
Nudge & Wartriss. and who was upon
the spot the moment the fire was discov-
cred, we are confident that it was the act
of an incendiary.'-Bos. Trans.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

RUMoR-TRuE OR FALsE-A LETTER.
A few days ago, we e-published from the
n. Y. Courier an article by the above IT,
tie, mentioning letter that had been re-
ceived by an officer Of the customs in N.
Y. from high official source in WASH
,,lngton. advising the receiver Of it to dis
courage his friends and fellow rar,izans
from rsking money in bets on the result
of the Presidential election. Another N.
York paper, the Democratic Press Of the
18th inst, says that the letter has been
repeatedly seen and read by a gentleman
who knows the handwriting, aud says it
is the Presidents, though it does not ap-
pear that the Presidents signature is &C
fixed. 1t closes thus: "According to pre-
sent appearances, it would be wellio adj
wise our friends not to be too liberal with
their money in the approaching contest"
Mo. Rep. .....,... 81. ..r-.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
ruE, DELEGACY.

THE DELEGACl
seem DEC have no, learned, positively, wha.
'"e com majority of Gen. Dodge; we
a.ia insiM - i will not vary much from 500.
'ey 10 ;o.ression is that more than that
'l'S mls sof Wings in the Territory voted
sa n 0'i Isn. They would hardly do itagain.
tor of hsamE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
careiullss iowa Legislature will assemble in
he towns l,e two weeks from next Monday.
cted BY h We give list of all the members.
Fairfield Az he in one or two instances that
scas'sria Is; nav be imperfect. Our informa-
axe P.est. nucerning the election of Messrs.
sactlon. Is and Parker to the Council, and
have las Walworlh, Felkner and Robert
copy iM lbc House is not so positive that i,
pentinel, n not be necessary for us to make some
PAilads z,,ions in our next.
MEMBERS ELECTED.
educed o lera Legislature.
-, sao ns q, Y Ls county,-Councl, ]. b. Browne
Of Ea Johnston. House, d. f. Miller,
instead IL Briefly, AMI John Box.
maIorix fan Buren.--Counci. James Hall
gisia'urs S. Bailey. House, Isaac N.
- f.; as, ]. M. Whitaker and W. Steele.
he Union lStrsoa.--Council, VIM. G.. Coop.
is unwck|ag A. A. Wilson.
IN the Sc Hny --Ccuncil w. II. Wallace.
I:ieo 'sa55zs A. b. Porter, Peyton Wilson
ed IN III l. B. Lash.
Gratis; bul D., Noire, --Council, J. C. Hawkins.
lor Faitsm, A. D. Browning, Alfred Hcbard,
anu ssesPherd Letter, r. Avery, and D. Hen
bounding, -.
in miJbi,a and Northumberland,
injured 0ads Springer. House, VIM. l..
emocratsas and DR. reeples.
!" 80 lweafiHe and Johnson.--Council, S.
ave beeH lasnhss' HOUSE, 4. NJ iSe", anu
il befon Felkner.
aSaN md Cintou.--Council, J. w.
$: WIZ as. House. Robertson and Laurel
l nai, y ] miners.
proud. ladar, Linn, and Jones.--Council,
ID of ~ m. House, Van Antwerp and Wal
ely, caPnh
hbuqee, Clayton, Jackson, Sc
.fOFlanel, cambridge, and Lewis. House,
PIE. 4gHenhv, Mason. and Cox.
time H. understand that in Henry County
an hart .nt worthy wing lost his election by
duce n Of HE friends voting for him under
nd wlaxpng impression Of his Christian name.
zen enas rotes were given for Daniel Smead,
saniu Ma il is said we're evidently meant for
der ihsaan Smead who was the regular cam
or ndxs2a, ud which we've no, Of course coan.
peoplgs Simeon. If they had been counted
at it hi sa he would have be aten his loco
# ,her apponent from four to six votes. We
should thus, by mere accident, lost two
had ihs " members; one i'll this county and
far,Bersfa Henry. .+t7@
ey have ----
sacrlsz @es the structures concerning the
obiailSsonVlle Post Office were published,
whie have seen Mr. Buckhart. the Post
For sssasr, and from his explanation of the
IS salfHanslances, i'll presence of two or
90, noe Of his neighbours, we feel that it
The lowS@ duty to say that NO blame what
peoplfSa aaachss to him. With the excep-
Of 'iN Ieaa few papers that were delivered
ne arrival Of the mail on Sunday
ealn g, all that were received by tfas
assa we're placed in his desk and locked
Fy' When the IIawkeyes were called
~" tn lhe afternoon he was absent at a
aeghbor's with the key in his peck
friend ad Of course the papers could not be
Abpsf 'sred.
BureBS - - : = A8#t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Chapman, tire editor Of the Wabash
Enquirer, Of Growing notoriety, announ-
ces in his last paper that he shall be busy
during the succeeding week in attending
cour. to answer to an indictment for
perjury, and consequently he shall issue
no paper that week, but if he should not
be sent to the peniten,iary, his subscrb-
ers may expect that his paper will be
continued. IF he shall be lucky enough
10 escape unframed from the clutches Of
the law, he may, with good reason,
strain his throat to its highest and shrill-
est capacity, and crow louder and longer
than ever. -.s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
CITY MEETING.

CITY DIEEIING. g.:
4 T meeting Of the citizens, preparatory
IN to the ct'tfy Of fhe Burlington lots-..otl
motion Of Mr. Roret, CO.. Geo. H. Bocicr was
called to the chair, und II. B. Hendersllot ap.
pointed Secretary. On motion Of Mr. Grimes,
Resolved, that this meeting do now adjourn
until Saturday, 18th inst, O'Clock p. NJ. and
that all those having lots in Burlington be re-
qucsted to attend. .- e. - ..3.
70 GEO. II. BEELER, Chan.
II. 3 HtSDEEsuorr, Sec'y.
Oct Is ..-..rs on