The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28


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replied, "as ever met In all my life. We were as
intimate % brothers. aud two men can't be to-
gether, slut up tor seventeen months IN the same
ship, without getting TO know whether they can
trust one anothers word or not. lie always
spoke OF the circumstance in terms OF reverence,
rs OF an incident that seemed to bring hun near
en- to God, and another world Idstake my life
upon It that nc told me no lie" y t!ss4S
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: ln July, 1859. The julia HallOck was then
lying 1t the foot OF Ratgers Square, New York.
She trades between New York and ST. Jago, in
the Island Of Cuba, The Captain allowed me to
use his name, and refer him as evidence for the
truth of what is here set down. on
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uEo. W. Kendall OF THE flcafuNE.--Ine Al
bany statesman, ~ ieadng arocie, tells the lei
lowing story: - s e,p 90 sssn e ee..
Twenty three years ago we stuck type in thu
same alley, N the printing office OF the Ne"
Yorker, emted ana paDnsned py horace Oree n,,
George W nklns Kendall tine proprietor OF Inc
New orleans ficayune, Morgan Bates i've thint
since partner IN tne pubhcaton OF the Oetroi
Advertiser, u A. Rowe (who was fellow appren
nce with ureeiey, ana VINO pnohsned paper a
Little FANS stoGa az the case IN the same Once
9owe, na.es ana rage are now aead. hendai
SIN nvng, but mas abandoned the char edi
torlai ior sneep raising on the planes OF Iexas
ne lett the New Yorker Omce to commence TIN
ficayune, having acquired tne capital TOT ina
enterprise IN way that would hardly be consid
cred orthodox IN a moral community. Before
leaving New iork, kendall nsd !ramped IN
south as aJour printer-traveied for information
as ne said, through every principal village ant
city OF the southern STATES sometimes on steam
! boats, sometimes IN stage coaches There was bn
one railroad IN the South then from charleston
10 Augusta) ana not unfEequentiy on foot, will
!. his baggage on his back, pendant in handker
| chiei, IRON MS walking stick. Sometimes he wa
Hush and well dressed-sometines 'strappeda ne
seedy-but always witty, genial, and gentlemanly
IN Tvs vehpuies. ne naa frequently been Door
companion with many OF the most eminent mel
Oh the country ~ ~ S-.4tt> 4
The Aston House was then just opened, ant
extensively visited by southerners. 1t was {
fashion with Kendall TO patronlze that establish
ment AFTER working n0lrA Stlullmg over thert
one evening after having washed up he wa
agreeabiy surprised to meet several gentlemen
whom he had known as merchants, and lawyer
ana doctors, at Matches, Mississippi After Julel
oil around, and sherry cobhler apiece, some one
proposed to close the night with little game
Of poker S Kendall had bu. five dollars in hi
~aten ioD tthere was no watch there, but he as
cusing himself moment, he made rush down
Ann street to the Office, where he hoped to fine
some Of his fellow printers with money to lend -
Bates AZ foreman of the office had been detained
making up the forms. He had eight dollars, and
we 1--WE were helping Bates had two hundred and
seven cents,) and thus made purse of *l5.-
With this fund he sat down to play. The pla,
went on until daylight. AT o'cock Kendall
came into the Office, paid up the SIC he had bar
rowed, told Greeley he would give up his stua
ton, and asked all hands to partake of "a pioas
gorge that afternoon. All hands were but too
happy to do the same, and still more happy when
their fellow craftsman announced that he was the
fortunate possessor Of about 300, won at the
little game Of poker aforesaid and that with
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