The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-24
The HAWK-EYE FOR 1868.

Aiter the glorious result Of tho Presidential
Election-after the annihilation Of the Copper
bead pa1ty-afser The SHOWCASES a our armies IN
the nela, which have demonGtraAedou our ability
% put down the 1ebellis0 and ave the Repub'
lie. No come confidently before the public and
oak every body to take the HAwK-EYE ~,
We feel that the Gxeat rebellion has passed ~
perihelion-that Il win hence1orward recede
nom view and soon 60 down u blood. TN
song a. triumph win soon besung over nation
saved, regeuerated, disenthralled-not angie
star mi1siog. We hope the ysar VIA NOV pesl
away before the song Of triumph and tnankagiv'
ing will 70 up, like that Of Gods chosen people
after the passage Of the RedSeA. over Union re
etoaed. nee in fact ~ well ~ name. But even
should the rebellion not be put down in IS, 1t II
sure 70 70 down soon. We have counted the
cost. We have the men and the money and
down Il must and win 50. Iad All
BY reason OF the depreciation Of our currency
and the consequent rise IN the price Of labor and
naterial.our paper has not paid daring the lattel
half ofVA Those who hAve had the RaUk- ESs
during the cnITsnt year at less than cost, VI
hope viii aid us in increasing it, circulation thu
coming year. Newspaper arc the cheapest
thing In the market, and the las. t:aat should b
cut on In retrenchiny. This paper costs not r
exceed half what II did before he var - conn
pared with other articles. andIno laboring man
Armer or mechanic, bat can nov better aford
70 take tho Daily q. semi-Weekly than the
Weekly before the War.
The HAwx-EYR is the oldest paper in low
and during the twsnty-six years Of itsexistence
has earned and received full share II the pub
llc confidence Daring the ten ysasit has been
In the hands fthe present proprietor 1t haa
greatly increased In circulation and become
what few hewspapers ever DO paying institt-
ton. His labors to make Il worth Its cost price
and worthy Of STATE patronage have been
crowned with success beyond biz most sangnine
expectations. ~ M 81 g4ine
has been saccesstul in securing large circola-
ton and filling . public want Many peEsons
wanted oomething moro than o Weekly and
we're not ready to take Daily.
In 1862, with many doubts Of its success, We
enlarged our WEEKLY HAwK-EYE to Its present
mammoth proportions. It II larger than any
newspaper printed in the West and fully -
large asany issued In the East lts success has
been much above our expectAtion& Always
containing three to four days later news than
Eastern journals. having full market reports,
news from the camps and battle fields Of our
brave Western boys, and beinsan Iowa Journal
It has crowded out all competition in Southern
Iowa Knowing thework It has done-knowins
that no paper in or out Of the STATE can compete
With It, We ask our friends in Southern Iowa ia
dive us ten thousand weekly circulation in 1853
While We compete In prizes and furnish con-
lDssedly better journal than can be had from
the East We insist on having the preference.
We have striven for . year past 70 keep down
the pr;csofihe Daily ia order to maintain it, cir
culation At the highest point In this We have
succeeded. The Daily win contain, - hereto
fore, The latest news. reliable markets. and
NO labor or expsnse will b spared in making
Il. in every department. worthy Of even . moro
extended circulation than It now hAs.
~ TERN9:-WEEKIY.
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for all the editions Of this paper. Address
G. DUNBAR,
- Burlington, Iowa.