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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

20 SHIP SARAH 4 ARSILIA, FROM LE6HOhN.-
Csnsgnse Of cargo viii be pleased send their permits 20 the
once Of Boyd Hncksn No Tont.e Bsd'ngs GOODS ~,
by the 2.i inst will be sent to the public store All
rgh not exceeding So in amount must be paid ON delivery
of the goods jyl6y
90 THE Proprietor Of a new unique Literary work
popular and interesting subject DESTROYS Of obtaining
the services OF few gentleman Of and good address,
travel and sell it. II win afford handsome
active vendors For ach may travel and make
they proceed N any par, of the United States the
present opportunity Apply at No 80 Cliff street. be-
low Fulton, at o'clock morning or evening iyl63t
TXT ANTED- Three four Pocket Knives Cutters. En-
wv quire at II Canal street jyl6-3r
GULLY5S ORIGINAL PICTURE OF VICTORIA.
- Queen Of England This picture painted expressly
for the Society Of st George al Philadelphia and is
hbting at Gallery 322 Broadway (neary opposite
the Hospa for ashor time IN AID OF the charitable funds Of
Admitt.nce rs cents. Season Tickets SO cents.
Open from 8A. M till l0P Jyi6 lw"'
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF VIRGiNlA-The
wv subscribers have just received large supply OF the
above Water from the propetor when s "hsr 'or sue AZ
their stores s. William 70 Broadway and 10 Asor House.
RUSHTON y ASPINWALL,
Agents for the Propeo for ~ York and the Eastern states
jyi6-imt
Two OBTAIN beautiful head Of Hair elegant par
black whiskers, WyethsC ream of Lilliss For sale
genuine, wholesale and retail by
je20-lm. KIM, Drsggst s44 Droaa~ay.
T Owe! LOVE! LOVE!!!-Just published, beautiful
from the French ContensThe Art Love- Court OF Love
History Of Love- Remedy Love- with pleasing Instruction.
to the ladies how to make themselves beloved
In Cupids School whoe'er would take degree,
Must learn the rudiments by readns me
And il from you first receive loves hane
Then, for antidote read me once again.
% For No. II Pine street, four doors from Broad
way, up stairs. Price so cents copy.
no NorcE-fersons DESTROYS Of procuring copy Of this
only 900 eope. left, GU. Of aoc6 and will not
city after Wednesday, the 18th inst Jyl2 W.
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fFrou, the New Orleans Fcayune of April a.
DISEASE.-At the earnest request Of Mr. L. n. -, o'
~ the Parish Of Ascension, La, we ve psbe'v 70 'he
Me..rs Edi,ors,-Concervng /, dss wh'eh owe v my
fellow men a well "a 10 Mr. for Hunters hsd Drop
In your ciiy beg that you will allow 10 state, that alter
having been sorcy and dangerously afflicted with eertaa as
II months have fully and perfectly cured BY taking 'hn
invaluable medicine for 'sor. time and would
recommend 70 a. R xas %1y y ae L. HI.
''T Remember the only oaes il New York, Div.'oa =.
Price 81 per VIAL D..-N
,,esses. !. the Life Of H. W. w, celebrated BLAcx.
about town BY one Of his victims VINO mas "o
suicide. O'-oa
TALL LAMPs.-A new article Of tie Gothic shape, all
II glass. just received great variety and 'or W., ue
;eaoy n Maiden Lane near Broadway.
WRIrIso Printing and ws,Sssss E'g'1 bs ss OK
;,iv Paper Warehouse, 81 Liberty street
rT,o BLEACHERs AND CALICO PRINTERs-Nla
chine Blankets and Tapping, sos.s Rao%Ks Wv
sale by PEkosh DnOons,
yi.y '. Luz ~ :,
DLUE sMALTs-FFFE \ FIFE Blue smalts q supe
ID rior quality for sale by PERssE BROOKS.
iyl.y Paper Warehouse. 81 Liberty street
CoMPoUND oRRIs TOOTH PAsTE.-Ths highly
porulsr dcntfce can be had warranted genuine al The
Medic ,ted oxence Warehouse l06 Nassau street. one door
LA ' jsa2y
GERMAN COFFEE or succofy--, valuable substitute
cor oe. which nder the highly favored and
loredhas been in general Cor more than 90 years. For
iy,s.y LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER. Gold st.
CtOLLECTlONs of Bil., Drafts and CLAIMS, on all parts
u Of the United States made low and prompt Terms al
yisy s. j. sYLvEsTERs. $50 Broadway, and % Wall st.
DILLs OF EXCHANGE on all parts - England and Ire
a.. .,non,, r., sal.ai =. J. SYLVESTERs,
l,is, laO Broadway, and ~ Wall II.
nANK OF ENGLAND NOTES, English Silver, ;, We.
Dreign. Thaers tuders aud all kinds OF Foreign Gold
bought and sold, at =, >. OF .sr,9i ms,
;yi5.v 1870 Broadway and ~ Wall street
nArENT RIFLEs-ayery superior article tor the south
ern and western where they have already been APP
proved of-for sale wholesale and retail, ny - -,
yisy LEWIS FEUCHrWANGER Gold Il
GERMAN SILVER sPOON ME1AL-A superior arii
VI Gle in Sheets suitable for the spoons sine ana warranted
why 3D. LEWIS tEucHTwANGER, Gold street.
No SYLVESTER NEW REPORTERANDC OUN
TFRFEIT DETECTORi next to the Herald the very best
and NEST useful exan TO the man ~ business
ID Is an esceeA advertising mesum and the charges are ra
,rEps CD ia Rroadxav jel7'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

hR. j. D. LLOYD wHTrEM0kE respectfully s,or'ns
his friends and the puo,ic that he has rsmo'eo ~ 70
Pa PLACE where he win ready attend 70 the cali o hoe
who IN honor him with confidence hrse
years in the Hospitals Of Paris and cue year IN the Lyngn
o.pa 81 IIeia bere under the celebrated Professor Nage
he competent 10 treat scientifically any disease naA
- sor,s made, M. observation myil.issm'
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NJ - " EY El A X X Il Il.
Wednesday, Jui!

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There yet change the general features OF Wall street
The elements in motion slowly progressing towards
crisis which the the expected steamer may
At Stock Exchange sales have been made to affair ameunt
but at general decline prices Bank Of Commerce receded
per cent? Dry Dock per cent? Delaware and Hudson per
sent Mohawk per cent? Paterson II cent? sonngton .;
Harlem per cent
Specie slightly outward BY Of the high rates OF
exchange The Havre packet which sailed yesterday had on
board Sl52,ooo in specie.
The following extract of letter dated Augusta July
IL, to house in this city,
Yours before fear that shall have rrou
BILE in collecting Macon certificates They Will claim 70
nav and Munroe Raroad-the latter pay able
atCassye f So shall refuse it for the present, although
the certificates made payable in such ne IS are
the Banks in Macon You should be careful how take
Macon certificates collections nacen They decline
making collections of the banks al Macon unless the
agree such funds current there,
and that is Of very deprecated chan aefsr
is by this description Of shaving that the banks Of Geor
gin and South Carolina enabled to make such large dv
dends their dmnish business In the table
Of bank returns for Georgia. which gave recently appear
ed that the loans decreased S500oO0 from October to April
last which wa, the date last returns and the specie on
hand was 100000 greater yet with this apparent decreae
Of business profits much greater This fact IN addi.
lion 10 which daily developed, saihcieauy
xosn, the disorders in the which
are so which continue until constant expo
sure shall public opinion that other than g-
innate business will be tolerated.
The following statement of the specie and circulation in
items in May 1888.
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The public alss experience the benefits Of the 'y's"
ing circulating medium which is perfectly secure
on state credit also readily convessos Dol" nome
in New York The public Of late 90 muen
bank trickery that full and prompt returns are
70 confidence in the new banks which yet in their
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
KaLne.

CoTroN-There has been material change in the features
of this market since last notice. Dealers anxousy
awaiting the arrival later Some sales have been
made for expectation the extent OF $500 bales at ~ 10
for New Orleans Mobile few Of the latter at 10 loa
IL LAY for upands IL 4* for Florida Texas has been sold
at 10 New Orleans the 9th. The Liverpool news
had reached that city and tho market for few days haa
very quet stock redu ed to few thousand bales
only holders Of which firm at former prices At Chr
the doing but holders being
very firm, the operations were checked.
KIcESnce our last notice this market there has been
less dong Sales about 1876 tons only At former
450 475 At Charleston the 10Th, the trade was very
du purchasers had retired from the market by reason OF the
prices; sales 3s4 terces At - a A.
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Packets 20 depart.

Packets to Depart.
LONDON.
President, Chadwick, July 30
Ontario, Huttleson, Aug. |
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. IL
LIVERPOOL.
Memphis Nichols, July 10
Cambridge, Burnley, July ls
Roscius, Collins, July %
Orpheus, Bailey, August !
sAvRE.
Rhone, Wotten, July "a
Baltimore, Funck, August !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

DIR. ELLIOT.
OCULlST,
800 Broadway, entrance in Duane street,
Conines-his practice to
DISEA Sc OF T II K 4 y,


800 Broadway entrance in Duane street,
Contneshis practice to
DISEA SES OF T II Y y,
AND
OPHTHALMIC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
From Dr. Eotts extensive practice and the number Of
tents who cannot during his Office hours he has
obtained the services of Dr. WEsrcorr practitioner IA
vorably known for in this city, member OF the
New York Medical Society," and Of the Royal Coeg of Sur
geons Edinburgh Dr. W. paid much attention to diseases of
the Eye Paris and, recently to Dr. Elotfs peculiar
mode Of operation and treatment
Office hours from 10 to O'Clock, daily. my2S yrs
Two THE PUBLlC-We would advise all those Of
Clothing call at lOs Beekman street, Pearl, where
Clothes made in the first style of ashono the best mate
rails the best workmen in the city, at cheaper rate
than they done any other part Of the city not
ceptng the cash Tailoring Establishments jyl5,eosm+
BRANDYWINE SPRINGS HOTEL.
THIS establishment will be opened for the reception Of
i company OH Monday, the I7lh Of June.
The proprietor has engaged Mr.. WIN. H. RUSSELL, for
merly Of Boston, as steward, Mr.. JAMES SEYMOUR, in
the Office and Mr. J. Be- DoBNY as cosass,oE Q, the BALI
and Concerts JAMES NJ. sANDEhooN,
je6 twistisA proprietor
TITERARY NOvELTIE Snow ready, in
The Adventures of Harry Franco-a Tale Of the Panic
Harry Franco is decidedly interesting alesome Oft hui
put in mind Of Peter Staples Adventures
Times.
ii sejanus and other Roman Tales-by Edward Maturn.
READY
Ill The Dwarf Dramatic Poemby James KEGS, edior oil
the Beauties Of Webster, &C.
Nv The Authors Printing and Publishing Assistant.
" The Monthly Chronicles of Original L,tsrat1,e-No.l
WI Cowpers Letters and reems-edited by Grimshawe-
the 6rs and only complete edonplendidy illustrated by
the Eindens-in 8 vols.
VII The Poetical Works Of Miton-n vos,-with splen-
did Illustrations, by Martin.
viii The London Enc, coprdia-compete in y vols large
vo with nearly pateshaif bound Russia gilt
Published and for sale by
jysy '. SAUNDERS, 3o' broadway
{n}- TO THE PUBLlC.-We call the special attention OF
the public 20 inducements held out by syLvEsrER Ce
Broadway for investing real estate situated IN New Or
Notw stanang the attempts made BY tbs Pssus DAVID
Hale Of the Journal Of Commerce. We have good reasons
knowing that the affair question the entire cons
the communicated recommend those persons VINO
any doubts TO call Sylvester Co. who are desrou'
Of giving the most full perfect satisfaction reply to
ipos;r;es made iei7-
A cNOOTH CLgAR COMPLEMENTARY Milk
"A Of Roses will freckles scaly eruption tan, -
s.r., &c. &c. Fer sGI ~
ieao-Im' on. RING, Druggist. o44 Broadway
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mo THE PUBLiC--We would advise all those in want Of
Clothing TO call lOS street, Pearl, where
Clothes the first y Of fahionot the best mate
rails by the best wokmen in the city, cheaper rate
than they any other part OF the city, not
cepting the cash Tailoring Establishments. jyl5-eo3m+
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nOWNISG will up Great Rarity THIS DAY
IL SOFT SHE'LL TURTLE-whioh is acknowledged
be far superior to the Turtle by all who have
'redit Soup ready at III o'clock BROAD 81.
U- The usual Green Turtle Soup served up every day
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A cNOOTH CLRAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mi'k
"A Of Roses will freckles scaly eruption tan, -
..r., &c. &c. Fer sIS ny
ie20-Im. Oh. RING, Druggist. 644 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

= ro ~ The steamboat CITIZEN will leave the
~E@-l foot of Market street wharf every Wedses-
day, at O'Clock, r. NJ, And on Saturdays at
o'clock p NJ for NOkWALK direct-arrving about ..
clock in the evening Carriages will be at the landing
passengers Wesport Fairfield, New Canaan and Will
ton.
B. No Freight taken after O'Clock wednesdays and
o'clock Saturdays Ylo-Ih3w-
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05
PUBLIC MEETING.

At large and respectable meeting
the claimholders of township sixty-eighi
north, range five west, held in the town
of West Point, on Saturday, the 18th day
of August, 1889, William Steele was cal.
led to the chair, and Hawkins Taylor
appointed secretary.
On motion of Col. ]. A. Clark, co1r
mlttee of six was appointed to prepare
and submit for the consideration of the
meeting present 6 preamble and set 81
resolutions, touching the object of he
claimholders Of this township;
Whereupon J. A. Clark, Lewis PIT
man, Cyrus Poage, A. Hunsaker, John
Judy, and II. Taylor were appointed said
committee. After retiring few minutes
the committee returned, and by their
chairman reported the following:
AS the time is near when the land o.
this township will be sold by the Genera
Government, it is a duty of paramount
necessity that the claimholders should take
all the precautionary steps they can TO-
wards securing themselves in their re-
spective homes, and draw still closer
those ties by which we are bound to as.
sist each other in purchasing our claims,
Resolved, therefore, That Recorder
for this township shall be appointed,
whose duty it shall be to prepare map
with the names Of the persons to whom
each eighty acres has to be bid off. s
Resolved, That Bidder and Assistant
Bidder be appointed for this Township
whose duty i shall be to attend the sale
at the time this township is offered, ana
bid off the land to the proper purchasers
in accordance with the maps Of the re-
spective register.
I Resolved, That where any difference
exist between any of the claimholders re'
speeding their claims, it shall be left 70 on tns
decision of committee of five who arc
neither related nor interested, but in case
one or more Of the standing COMMITTEES
should be related or has any joint intef q s
/! in the claim iii dispute, such coinnlltiess
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05

mIands from our fellow citizens of this
Land District currency that is almost
impossible to obtain, and permits lands to
be entered in other districts with. a cur
re'ncy that can be obtained easily and at d
comparatively small rate Of interest. No
attempt has yet been made to account for
this partiality; and until it is done, or
some favorable measure is proposed for
tile benefit Of the settlers in this district,
we shall keep the article standing; that
tells the story. Here it is
The Receiver of the Land Office in this
place receives, in payment for land, gold
and silver, bills Of the bank Of the State OF
Missouri and branches, Bank Of Mineral
Point, w. T, Bank Of the United States,
and bills of several of the New York and
Philadelphia Banks. Illinois State Re-
gister.
or We understand that the same de-
scription Of money is taken for the pay
ment of Land in the Land office in Du
Buque, in this territory.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05
THE HAWK-EYE.

The present number Of our paper comes
out under an additional and we hope an
acceptable name. The responsibility Of
its christening rests solely upon oursef.
We have but 6 followed in the footsteps
of our illustrious predecessor and are
certain that the responsibility we have
thus assumed will not be attended with
any worse consequences than followed
the removal of the deposites. We like
the head, and think, as Brother Jona-
than" says Of his enormous sheet, it is a
e decided hit Every state and terri
tory has its peculiar cognomen. Uni
versal consent has confirmed the one by
which Iowa is distinguished. It may not
be generally known by what means this
name was given her. To enlighten all
who are ignorant on this subject, and to
show that we have an undoubted right to
make use of it to our own advantage, we
copy the following editorial paragraph
from the Fort Madison Patriot Of March
"a, 1888, a paper conducted by our hum
BILE self, Speaking of the then contem.
plated division Of the Territory of Wis
consin, it says
"If division of the Territory is effect
ed, we propose that the Iowans take the
cognomen of Hawk-eyes. Our etymology
can then be more definitely traced than
can that of the Wolverines, Suckers, Go
pliers, &C., and we shall rescue from
oblivion lnemento, at least, of the name
Of the old chief.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05
SETTLERS MEETING

Atameeting Of the inhabitants Of q,
ship seyenty-one. north, and ranoe : :
west, county of Henry, and Territo,. =
Iowa, held at New London in said = y
ship, on Saturday, Gath ult., for tbe, :
pose Of adopting such measures as ua ~,
enable the settlers of said TOWNSHIP
secure the purchase Of their lands J, !"
coming land sale, Simeon Slnead :
called to the chair and B. Matthews !
chosen Secretary.
The following resolutions prepared /.
a committee chosen for that purpose, bei,'
reported to the meeting, were seve,,,,
adopted. 7
Resolved, That period of intpnso;
terest to the settlers and claimboldo.,
public lands in this part of Iowa ter,;,,
has arrived, township seventy-one no,s
and range five west, in which we arc !,
Gated together with many Others in on,
vicinity being advertised for sale; |,
order therefore to secure to us our homo,
the fruit of our honest industry, we co,
ceive a concord of action among the 50.
tiers to be absolutely necessary 10 !,
accomplishment.
Resolved, That we will not protect an,
individual in the purchase of his land
who refuses or neglects to comply viii
the acquisitions of the fifth resolve pass0
March 9th, 1889, and also that We ";
not protect any person who refuses, !
neglects to furnish the register with
statement IN writing, embracing the exa
situation and boundaries of his land !;
order that it may be properly registered
on or before the first day Of October pe,,
Resolved, That this meeting appoijn
one bidder, and one assistant bidds,
whose duty it shall be to attend the lam
sales, and to bid off for each person name
on the map kept by the register, each 10,
or part of lot, to which his name shall h
attached.
Resolved, That register shall be an
pointed by this meeting, who shall be Re
quired forthwith to procure map Of sail
township, of convenient size, to be use
at the land sales, and that the land in sal
township be subdivided on said map, int
lots of eighty acres each, with the nam
of each claimant, fairly, and legibly writ
ten thereon.
Simeon Srnead was then chosen bidder
John Holland, assistant bidder; and Ben
jamin Matthews, register.
Resolved, That the foregoing proceed
ings be signed by the chairman and seer
tary, and published in the Burlingto
papers.
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
SIMEON SMEAD, Chairman,
B. MATTHEWS, Secretary.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05
faAWWRl7I5WI5 & PATRIOT
l5UlsslL5rS,,I es!E0Ns
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER s, 1899.

In consequence of sickness, some delay
has taken place in the regular publication
OF this paper. For several days we did
not have a single person to assist us in the
Office. We hope that necessary allow
ance will therefore be made for any want
Of interest discoverable in the present
number.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05
The late appointment Of LUKE E. Law
LESS, as Judge of the St. Louis circuit,
gives general dissatisfaction.
SETTLERS MEETING.

SETTLERS MEETING.
At meeting of the Land Claimants of
Of Township II North, Of range Z west,
held pursuant to previous notice at Ris-
tine and Wamsley's Mill, Henry County,
on the 18th day of August, 1899. Thorn
as o. Wamsley was called to the Chair
and Thomas D. Thompson, appointed
Secretary. .e.....
On motion, the following Preamble and
resolutions were adopted "a
Whereas, Congress has by repeated
acts of preemption encouraged in the
western pioneer the privilege of settling
on the unsold lands of the government of
the United States; policy to which the
western country owes much of It's pres
ent worth and prosperity.
And Whereas, the late presumption laws
do not suit our various and diversified ne
cessities, and believing it 10 be the wish
Of Congress that every man should have
a spot of land to call his own, ..
We therefore feel it to. be our duty to
organize and associate ourselves together,
so that there will be no misunderstanding
among the settlers Of this township, at
the ensuing land sales.
Therefore, be it Resolved, That indi-
vidually and alone we can do nothing,
but experience has taught us that body.
acting together in concert for the accom-
plishment Of legal and beneficial object,
can perform wonders; it therefore becomes
our duty to unite upon some plan of ac-
ton, to give force and efficiency to our
measures.
Resolved, That the organization of the
claimants now existing in this township
be continued and extended, so as to Sc
cure to all claimants their just rights.
Resolved, That for the adjustment Of
all disputed claims, there shall be com
mittee of five disinterested men, residents
of the township, appointed by the Presi-
dent Of the township, whose duty it shall
be to examine and decide between the
disputants and report their decision to the
President of the township; and there shall
be no appeal from their decision.
Resolved, That it shall be the duty of
each claimant to report to the president of
the township by the Doth of October next
the amount of lasd claimed by him, with
it's exact situation, number and bounda.
ries, in order that it may be properly adj
justed and registered upon the township
record.
Resolved, That there shall be a township
president and a township register appoint
ed to attend to the various duties assign
ed them.
Whereupon, Thomas O. Wamsley
was appointed President and DR.. Paschal
..i
w atson, register.
Resolved, That there be a Bidder and
assistant Bidder appointed for this town.
ship, to attend the ensuing land sale at
Burlington.
Whereupon Barney Ristine was ap-
pointed Bidder and Elisha B. Bell, was
appointed assistant Bidder.
On motion, it was resolved, that it shall
be the duty of the Bidder of this township
to meet in convention with the Bidders Of
other townships'if any should be instruc-
ted SO to do, for the still better and more
efectual security and defence of the set
tiers Of this township.
On motion, Resolved that the proceed
lngs Of this meetingbe signed by the Pres
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05

ident and secretary thereof, and n,h,.,
ed in the Territorial Gazette and !. ''
Patriot at Burlington.
On Motion this meeting adjourned
THO'S. Q. WAMLSEY D..
Thomas d. THOMPSON, Sec'y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-09-05

We would be pleased to know what the
Gazette editor means by rabble rousing.'
Does he mean to say that the settlers be-
long to the rabble?