The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02

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BURLINGTON, l. T.,
answered to the CALI the trail appeared rather cold o
then directed the captains their rolls to his
was asceaned the prizes and blanks was
" td who then paraded their companies The boys brave
e ara's and an hour the lots cast the number
~ drafted men were then paaded n received orders
orders on the 18th assembled at the place appointed and
ek look up the line march for Waterloo our
Camp Hard Times divers causes Numbers Of us laid bx
d 81 Msou tents or blankets for could obtain
% he State little after daylight the 18th, our commander
the detachment companies in each and
@ % n list OF his officers and About up
OF the nements made there whole
well armed with the nature gave u.s. there being ony abon 10
About the time got burning we information that
Nv DC turned home which bad taking tartar
noou DUSK our commander informed confer on
e Two Governors honor uspecng our Intention
oo that any honor be upon officer within the
ouhds OF the encampmen that he exercised jurisdiction
e. oeng determined to have SPORT outside
of the old Coones bazed encmpmen taking with us quarter Of
,son that we had the good luck kill way in
Pees and hung Of the Governors
ed few rounds hem until dead They
were then taken down. and borne off by
closed IN hollow with the mud drum and marched
place OF mermen where they inferred by the honors
fired over their and then returned the encampment
Saturday 18th This morning RETURN
the lol'owng resolutions were agreed to- to wit;
troops have been ordered from Marion and had furnish
ana that we who have them will keep them for the
guns by fall
3rd Resolved think ho time we haour nav for the Nor
At clock ordered march Some of the their
coats inside out IN honor Of their from the Honey War;
PARsoNs ToueHER-Od Parson NJ Of - Worcester county
used sometimes to be absent missionary me
ing returned from excursions his congregation
his began them what wonderful things he had seen in
York Smong other wonders he said he had great
large that them acoa cegh pouH Fhe
land moreover they often known mbup and bar
of the brethren big
DAY before Wha sories NJ "Why you said that
weigh We oned the minister n o reap e HGh
great many of them coa weigh pound But
con- u also said they would climb the and bark! We
SIR son NJ, "a their climbing up the trees have
them haven't you Deacon? 80 yes Wel how could they
cim' "a ~ trees and not climb the bak? The Deacon
course Gnnplussed.
will show how completely sense altered by the
sion Of the initial letter of the words printed in italics he conflict
was Dreadful and the epused with considerable laughter
obert Jones yesterday brought before the sitting
charge spoken reason the Barley public
consequence the accidents
penne river measures taken it"When Miss Ii
late of the Covent Garden Theatre the po
'e drawn up the ships side by the of the Guild
hall dinner the poultry eaabe except the o,cA
hackney demanding than his fare and another
accused Of having stolen small Of the Bath MALL the stolen
kewsky was found dead with long cod sticking his throat
below sent Imp this world light fetch him doctor of
rue and skill When he the doctors house att
whose door there are no complaining ghosts that's the The
takes the charge and he ascends the regions of light Every doc
tors house he passed had lots of angry injured ghosts ongng
wang and complaining of their At he house
where he only single ghost fitting backwards and forwards
fore the door This my says he. hs be
full practitioner and have great doubt In his
quiy the % this gentleman up yester
day." -
being told Philip of Macedon that several camnes spread
against him by the Ahena orators 1T shall be care said the
prince. 'bymy life and actions, prove them liars
the Opera ar
ed loud and sad sit just seven; few my watch
will strike the sound strong and by shall instantly
where The thief,
and by his agitation discovered himself
child brougt day country church to be bpsed The
priest had been drinking little freely and could place
book Bss me says he turning the leaves 'sh child
difficult to baptize.'
BANK HONESTY tad rule that a0o auork both Bank
Kentucky Gust before the adoption the late famous resolution of the
Bank of Mssou draft hundreds of dollars aganss
this bank for collection. 1t promptly
had matured the bank determined nothing
silver the certain banks although requested by the Bank
Kentucky receive currency payment of this draft When
gentleman who had forward and rendered the
customary which refused by the Bank and the
draft went to protest.
Shortly afterwards the gentleman received draft from the Bank
Tennessee upon the Bank Missouri which he presented ndca