The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24
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THE HAWK-EYE was the FIRST Wing paper
established in Iowa And during an existence
u nearly tssasey-sco gears, (more than five I'M
6er the management Of its present proprietary
ms obtained circulation, influence and stand
ine among the newspapers Of the country, both
within and without the State, second to no
journal published in Iowa. Believing that its
vide circulation ndincreasing influence have
been obtained through its earnest advocacy Of
sound political principles-through its devotion
TO Liberty and Progress, and by its faithfuiness
70 Western interests, and enterprise in furnish.
ing reliable intelligence and current news ahead
" Ill competitor in or out Of the State, the
HAwK-BYE Win open the new year with increased
efforts to deserve still wider field Of labor and
larger circulation. An entire new dress with
which we shall open the new year, will make its
appearance, in . mechanical point of view, all
that could be desired.
In the .iYrepressible conflict the Hawk Eye
win be found upon the side Of Freedom, as here
tofore-will advocate Homestead law, the in
terests Of white men and protection and en-
enlargement Of white labor. Every effort will
be made to make this Journal, in point of edi-
torial ability, equal to the emergency, the great
Presidential contest, and worthy of its COM
handing position.
Arrangements have been made that will Sc
cure full Geographic reports, reliable market
quotations, and business intelligence, which our
position and mail facilities enable us to lay be-
fore the people of Southern Iowa several days
in advance Of all other newspapers. While IN
the matter of home intelligence Legislative re-
ports, and whatever is of interest and import
ance TO the people of Iowa and the Northwest,
we shall not allow this paper to be surpassed
THE DAILY HAWK-EYE
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merning, Except Sunday containing the latest
intelligence by telegraph, domestic and foreign,
Congressional proceedings, markets, local news,
etc.. ETC., and is afforded at So per annum, or
three subscriptions Ito begin at the same time)
for 3l5.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE'
To accommodate many persons who are only
served with q semi-weekly or tri-weekly mail,
and another class who do not like to wait for our
Weekly and are not yet ready for the Daily, We
shall issue Semi-Weekly paper, commencing
about the LIST Of January. 1t win contain all
~ reod;wc matter Of our Daily, and full market
reporta Price-SS. Two subscriptions, IS.
Five subscriptions, and any greater number to
be ct the rate of 32,25 each.
THE WEEKLY HAWK-EYE
ID one Of the largest papers published in the
State, contains, most of the reading matter Of
nix daily issues; in addition to the current news
Of the day, reports Of cattle, hog and general
markets by telegraph of all the principal points,
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis,
and several days later than these reports could
reach readers in Iowa, when printed in the news
papers published in these cities and sent by
nail The markets alone which We give in the
Weekly are worth more than the subscription
price Of the paper, reaching our subscribers, as
they must, several days ahead of all Others.
The Weekly Hawk-Eye is sent to single sub
ocsibers, where there are no other copies of the
paper taken at the post Office, at $2-where a
paper il already sent, tl,5O-fve copies 81
ten copies when sent to one address, $40. To
the getter up of club of ten subscribers, we
Win beward an extra copy-twenty, two copies,
and 70 the getser up of . club Of forty, copy
of our Daily.
Remember-for twelve dollars we send ten
papers and write the name Of each subscriber
ON the papcr-for ten dollars we send ten pa
pers to one address Friends will take notice,
O. we shall not deviate from these terms The
money must in every instance accompany the
order, and may be sent through the mails at our
risk. Address,
C. DUNHAM,
BURLINGTON, Iowa