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

....-.--- p. - - n.
rsjS.,sE .'@... .. -. !. -. ~
...sA fT.--.TT.sl 8~.a.a ~. ffiIvsr.,,
- s. q Il
4. 2 ,-o.ra ~ ont
atl,. !. - -1-... : ...l M 80 REGARDED
~, -. .~.-....-..'... 49, ~ u.tnred
...-,...,-. = .nens s.sca..,.rt. a. poch.hontas
IT,. -. sf-.,-,o.l $3.50, .,ec;~. excent
.,,eh q M . re.dv e.le n The fulf Coast mar.
- Therc /. . hsnnv ch.n,e In nu,,l;c est;un.
don. III eaxony. Soush- down. Nerino and mixed
breeds ~ nov % he knOsn In their harn-yar,l
soe,oRy; ana he delicate comnlerion 81 their
covering. and the 6hre itself i Il ~
10 tl,e aristocrat;c hacks ~ hor honor.a sona.
4 II was orr eai.a<.l ,,ty ,.c... s;u,. .;-ce 10
Inform our rradera t,,s4 s@1.,or Mason had
sslouohed ogrb,. Y.ri.. bro.dclo.h .nd - athed
h;nssf Il, ..a,,s ,..a.r I, /. ~ opr eo,.ly
.vree.,,e 49, - ,,lvi.. ,hs.,. ~. Extra Billy
hss s,,oa -. s.or. .,o.l.. and e,bsidea INTO
g,h....,,sF -, ~ vr;.h y. r.son the husk il Of
,,.rs .cr..,,.,c,.,. I'm tc kcrnel. Not 90 With
r,.-. n. H.: . ve,v mneeior article Of pourd
.oea f.r,n, nudcr his shucks, and We propose in
h-;.f 81 hrml,ie v.v 10 he his plutsrch.
nj. d.,Sn Was under the sway Of General
.r.~n..n vhen Mr.. W.T.. Barry was Post Master
f.1..r., and N. fs,, srst ronnds ON his ladder
n fame we're post.l and carried along with
them resultine nroits Mr.. Barry was a gentle
man If f,pc movers A nuhIi, speaker a genial
Communion and gentleman. But he had an
.nr,etite which urecked h;s ;n.ellect and xroupht
his ruin. Were it desirable 10 duplicate him for
the Head Of the Department. the Dispensatory
would indicate the compound thus: "Take one
part Of Barry and two parts Of brsndy-mix-
shake gep,ly--cork and set away for use. " Law
had mot then guarded the contract system. Indi-
vi,laals secured routes ard then came in for al
lovances The Nephistorheles Of the Office was
4ae Rev a r. Brown who nreached ON Sum-
- SO, -
0ay ana plunuered the transportation iund all tine
rest of the week. The method was this, Mr..
Brown laid case Of peculiar hardship before the
Post Master General, with the claim Of the suf.
fercr for increased pay,-of course more than
double what was expected, and quadruple what
ought to be allowed. Mr.. Barry exclaimed
against the extravaganc Of the demand, and Mr.
Brown very naiyely proposed TO grant one half;
which was done. Mr.. William Smith was in high
favor, hence his wealth, hence also his prcnomen
Of Extra Billy" M b'5e $500 S. 80.
ag A Congressional investigation shortened Mr.,
Barrys official ifs and he wac exiled to the Court
of Madrid, then, AZ now, asort Of genteel Botany
Bay, and Extra William returned to his Area
dian oaks at Warrenton; Afterwards settled Unto
the Govcrnorship of Virginia, has since declined
to member of Congress, and NAV be possibly
still further degraded by being made locofoco
President. II there Il a point of debasement
lower than TINT II h.s not ;eer reached hv anx
soundings +. William has now turned patriot,
and areformer of the Post Office system. and as
with the sex
20 m r. woe . tear s can claim.
- Ga viii, our nnr;st ,her. Il M stas,;nc half 90
eno,,ns "a acso ,,s..ss,s,v ba
is to be made 0rtuous, and William, without the
preliminary E. is 70 do the job. We are glad it
has fallen into 80 good hands. We hope the
"three score and ten" allotted by the psalmist
may be eked ont for his benefit, and much more
-. '"e co., We arr sorfs 'l llA any oouy IN
""'A s'''1'u "e "ese "i'''i'' '''e Jur's
.''.'o" u ."e Sa''''a. ~ 's''..u's' We sn''uu DC
:" iasof VI Jo'. rcso,u''o" o' Congress rs soon
80 'i'eane' s''o'eu' ''''A',s ~, Tue el.iHe''s
- .'a' e''i'ien' ''a'e l,li'r''' On ''e eare'''
ouf uu's IS u'ne' we nave Traced Mr' shai1h
ron DAY oreaA 10 m'd-noon.- we nave also pub
nS'eu ~ o"f irleiius uie rising prosper Oh the
s'eep ~ slis'ui'' We can s'a'e sun lof'hef' IA
s'r'c' commence 'na' u'e ci''"s Oh TINS useini
ahi"iai are 10 We speedhy recognized ana en-
Of 'es. ....s-., ~. 49,.
Mr.. W. Smith NAV not appreciate our sketch
of him. As he is not subscriber to oar paper
he may never sec it; but if he should, and then
fail to send us copy of his egg-nog speech, we
''.'''' ''''A li"h s'naaaf'y waning al Tue county
VI 'e'''''e''s.
eY- We learn from one of our correspondents
at the Capital that in caucus Monday night, Mr..
Palmer, Of Dubuque, was nominated for State
Printer by 43 to so for Howell. No election was
E~
G. w. Brown. the Kansas Herald Of Freedom
man. has. it appears rot himself into tronble
according tn a Iaxre,ce corrcsronaen. .f t,o
Leayenworth Times Hcaavs. aApnronost 70 This
-. ,:..i ~