The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14
THE HAWK-ETE FOR 1865.

After the Glorious result Of the Presidential
Election after the humiliation OF the topper
head party-after the successes Of our armies 10
the field, which have demonstrated our aOA1ty
70 put down the rebellion and save the Repub-
lie, We come confidently before the public and
1Sk every body 10 take the HAwk-EYE
We feel tina. the great rebelion has passed II
perihelion-tha. it viii hencetorward fecede
rom view end soon go down in blood. The
song Of triumph VIII soon be sung over nation
saved, yegenera.ed observation-disclosures single
star missing We hope the year viii not pass
away before the song Of triumph and thanksgiv-
ing viii 60 rp like that Of Gods CT osen people
after the passage OF the Redsea. over g Union re-
tored free in fsct rs well as name. But even
should the rebellion not be put dow in IS. Il 10
sure to 60 down soon. We have counted the
cat. We have the men and The money ano
down II must and VIII 60.
BY reason OF the depreciation OF or currency
and the consequent rise In the price Of labor and
naterial ocr paper hes not paid during the latter
half Of "a. Those WHO have had the HGUk. Esf
during the current year at less than cost, We
hope VIII cid us IN increasing its circulation the
coming year. Newspapers are the cheapest
thing in the market, and the last that should be
cut OF IN retrerching. This paper costs Lot 70
exceed half what il did before the war as conn
pared With other articles, and.nO laboring man.
ArmeY or mechanic, hut can now better anofd
70 take the Daily Or Semi Weekly than the
Weekly before the War.
The HAwK.EyE is The oidee. paper II lo~n
and during tie twenty-six years OF It's ex'ssence
has earned and received fol, share OF the POO
Nc confidence. During the ter years u mas Oeon
in the hands o. the present proprietor - nAs
greatly increased IL circulation and become
what few newspapers ever do, q Paying -nsG.U-
Hon. His labore 70 make IL worth jus COST Pfloe
and worthy Of q State patronage nave been
crowned with gc,cess beyond n's moss sanssine
expectations.
In lss, q sens.weeR. y edition was sta-ted and
has been gucce ssful n securing large circc-a-
ton and cling public want. Many pe-sons
wanted something more than Weekly and
were Tot yeas.y 20 take Daily.
In 1861, with many doubts OF is success, we
enlarged on, WEEKLy HAwK-EyE to its present
mammoth proportions. II ia larger than any
newspaper printed In tie West and fully Is
LARGE as ary .ssaed IL the East. It's succese hos
been much above ou- expectations Always
containing three 20 four days Later news than
Eastern iourra,s. having sau market reports,
news from tie camps and battle fields o. GUY
brave Western boys, and being an Iowa Journal
1t has crowded out al competition IN Southern
lowe. knowing .ae work it has done-knowicg
that 10 paper ID or oct Of the etate can compete
with it. we ask our friends IN Southern Iowa to
give rs ten thousand weekly circulation IN 1856
While We compete u price and furnish con-
fessedly better Journal than can be had from
the Eas: we .rs.s. on having the preference.
We have striyen for & year past 10 keep down
me price of the Daily n order TO MAINTAIN Its cir
culation al The highest point. IN this We have
succeeded. The Daily will contain, as hereto
fore, the latest newg, reliable markets, and
no labor or expense viii be SPACED in MAX ing
It, in every department, worthy OF ever more
extended circulation thar it now has.