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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
AVIS.

Les soussignts JUICES de pafx, ont ouvert
leur bureau dams la rue Lafayette, en- face de-
la maison du Juge Tessier, ct une porte au-
dcssus dc NJ. William Gill, ct lis ofrens lcurs
services au public Ell qualitt de JUICES de paix
ct d'agens en- general.
lis FOREFRONT Pattention Ia plus assidue aux
~aifaires gui leur seroit confites.
Conditions-au compliant.
AUG. DUPLANTTER,
0 ayril 9 MANUEL MORENO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

Deux individus ~vienneht d'stfe arretes
a la Nouvelle Orleans pour avolr fat passer
DIES biIlets contrefaits de 10 p~iastres de Ia
banquc de Carrollton, ct de 80 piastres de la
bansue des Citovens
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

CInthy, ageEdenyiron Is mols,
George, age d'environ Ia ans. 3
Une eharette pour cheval.
Une eharette a bGuf,
Six betes 4 comes.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE.
L'habitation, quatre cent piastres compliant,
ct la balance a un credit dun, deux, trois ct
quatre ans,
Les e~selaves a unset deux ans de credit ct
pour lie reste de la propriete, toutes sommes de
singt piastres ct au-dessous, compliant au-
dessus, payable lie premier jour de janvier
1913, en- billets endossts a satisfaction ct paw
ables en- b~anques, avee hypothesue sur la dite
propriete Jusqu'au dernier Placement.
La Eente aura lieu sur la sus-di,e habitatiea.
Oh. TESTER P. ].
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
AVIS,

Toutes pergonncs ayant des r~cclamat.ons
contre la succession de- fete Nine. Trudeau,
ct Q qui lui doivsrt, sort par 10 present
avertIs do les presenter d0ment c~eTtitiee au
soussigne.
GEORGE v. TRUDEAU,
81 mai. Is at administrator
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

Acc1DEsT.-Le steamboat Reserre a
touche, lie samedl Ia coufant sur un fonds
pierreux, dams la riviere a Tombeckbee,
an mile environ de TonpLin's Bluff, ct q
imYnfdiatement couie,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
BoIs DE CONSTRUCTION

LIE soussigne a constamEfsnt des bois de
construction, de toute espece etdes m~eilleures
qualities, quill peut lisrer a des prix tres mo-
deres pour du% compliant, SAVIOR :-planchcs a
bordage en- cypres; planches a plancher do ;
planches dun pouee do; poteaux ct bois de
charpente bardeaux, &c. LIE tout a vendre
a son chantier pres du moulin a scie.
ID mars-5 I. ARBOUR~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
AVIS.

AVIS.
Les personnes ayant des rdclamations con
ire la succession de feue Elizabeth Thomas
dGcedee, sont prices de les presenter au SOUS
signe, dnment certiiees ct ceux qui doivent
d la dite succession sont invites avenir payer
sans dGlai au soussigne.
Ia mai. IA WIN, l.. THOMAS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

AMOS ADAMS, Avocht ct Conscillier
continue Pexercice dc "a profession dams les
cours du troisiome ct guatriome districts judi
ciaires ct dams la cour supreme do fEtat.
Les aGaires c~onfiees 4 ses soins receyront
Pattention la plus assidue. II tent son Office
a Baton Rouge, encoignurs des rues Conyen-
ton ct Church, vis-a.vis Pfglise catholique.
% ~lanvier 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
FIAT De LA LOUISIANA
COUR DIES PRFUVES.

En- vertu dun ofdro de honorable Cour
des Preuves, dams ct pour la paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge, etat de la Louisiana, il sera
vendu par lie soussigne Juge de Paroisse ct
ex-oficio %encanteur.
JEUDI, % JUN 1s42,
a lheure habituelle des venues, ia propriete
ci-apres decrite, appartenant a Ia succession
de feue Nine. Elizabeth Thomas, savoir:
Une habitation, contenant cent arpents de
terre, situe dams la paroisse d'Est b. Rosge,
a environ un mile ct deml estde la vile de
Baton Rouge, borne a Fest par terres dc ].
Bernard, an nord par terres de P. Hicky, a
I'ouest par A. Monget ct au sud par les re-
clamations de McDonough, aussi toutes les
batisses ct ameliorations qui sly trouyent
Aussi, les e~sclaVes ci-apres designesi
Rob. aos d'enyiron 45 ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse DE. Baton Rouge-Cour des
@ Prpuyes,

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse de-. Baton Rouge-Cour des
@ Preuves.
Fin vertu dun ordre dc Honorable juge de
la Cour des preuves, dams ct pour la paroisse
d'Est Baton Rouge, etat de Ia Louisiana, il
sera vendu par lie soussigne, JUICE de paroisse
ct ex-oficio encanteur,
MERCREDI, 20 JUN 1912,
4 Pheure habituelle des %ventes, Ia proprietd
~ci-aprGs decrite, appartenant a Ia succession
dc fene Nine. Julie Trudeau, decedes, viz:
I'm maison ct terrain eur leauel Ia defunte
demeurait, dams cette paroisse, contenant
une demie aero de face sur deux acres de
profondeur, situes dams les limites de la
IA corporation, du cote nord du chemin me-
nant a la Cofnite, ct joignant Ia prorriete
de Mr.. l.. Shoppers a Pest.
Tn lot de terre situe dams cette partie do
la vile de Baton Rouge arpentes par r.
Beauregard, eontenant GO pieds de face sur
l20, avec les ameliorations qui sly trouyent,
Giant lot no. 5, dams l'ilet no. Is.
LIE quart du lot No. l, dams lie care NO. l, fai-
SAINT face all feuve Mississippi, ct dams cette
partie dc la vile srpentee par feu Mr. G.
Leonard.
Aussi les e~sclaves c~i-apres NOMINEES:
Ann, nfgresse, agee d'environ 60 ans.
Pete, nagre, age d'environ % ans.
Peggy, negresse, agee d'environ 46 ans.
Aussi, 10 GU 20 tetes de betail,
Une jument ct poulaln.
Amsublenens.
CONDITIONS DE La vENTE.
Les ~tetrains un quart compliant ct la balance
a un, deuX ct tfois ans de credit en- billets en-
losses a satisfaction ct payables en- banques,
avec hypotheqae jusqu'au dernier payment.
Les ~esclayes ct les meubles compliant.
La vente aura lieu a la d%erniere residence
de Ia defunte.
Gil. TESTER,
81 mai IS J. de Paroisse.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
AVIS.
FERBLANTERIE A VENDRE.

lie soussigne offre un marcie avantageux a
toate pcrsonne qui serait dispose a acheter
la ferblancerie situee dams la rue Lafayette,
entire la Banque de Ia Louisiana ct lie maya
sin de Mr.. Bonnecaze.
Is JAW DO r. ARBOUR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11
PAoUEBoT MALE DEs E. UNIs
MACHINE A VApEUR.

MACHINE A VApEUR.
A vendre, une Machine 4 Tapeur de pre-.
miere gualite, fabriquee a Baltimore, ct de la
force de IL chevaux, propre b fare narcher
TN moulin a scie, I'm moulin 4 cotton, &c
Cette machine a etc ~fabriquee, de comfnan.
de, pour lie Penitcatiaire de la Louisiana, par
NM. Wells e. Miller de Baltimore, ct peut-
etre considerte CONNIE Pune des meilieures
qui soicnt venues dams lie pays. On pourrz
connaitre les conditions de Ia yente en- s'adres-
SAINT au Garden.
SAML. L. ISETT, Commits.
Penitentiaire de la Louisiana. } .
Baton Rouge, 0 Fevrier, ls42
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

QUELoUEs HIsToIRETTEs CoNTEMrO-
gAINEs.-M. de Saint A. ecrivit TN
iours d NJ. V.--.-"J'ai besoin do dix
louis, prttez-les moi, ct commo vous etes
l'homme le plus heureux que je connaisse,
il y a des chances pour que je yous les
rende."
-Dernierement, err policecorrectionel-
II, lie president interrogealt IN homs1e pre-
yenu de vagabondage en- lui adressant
cette question :--1Avez-vous DIES moyens
d'existencc ?--Oui, M. 10 president, j'ai
encore l'cstomac qui ne va pas NAL"
A unc des dernieres theses passes a
rEcole de droit pour la l%icence, VI des
professors a demande au rscipiendaire:-
"Quelle difference il y a entire les tails ct
les hautes fataies.-Monsieur, a repondu
lie ieune homme en- s'inclinant, e ne sails
pas la botanlque.
On a fat rscemment une decouverte
importante ct tout.a-fait inesperee on a
trouye un mot vertueux de M. de Tallev-
rand; il est NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia COM
toss de S---- lui parlait de son fils.-Quel
age a-t-il? demanda lie p~rince.-Seize ans,
ct ie youdrais vous lie presenter.-Non, ne
l'amenez pas chez moi, je fails tout &c que
yous lui defender.
-Dernierement, dams me soiree de beaux
esprits. un ecrivain qui Anne surtout a par
Ter de sol ct de ses ecrits flt interronpu
dams une conversation; au moment de re-
nouer fentretien, il fesait cette question
"-Qu'est.ce que je disais done ?"-Une
ieune dame lui ~repondit: "-Vous disez
JE ----
Pour charmer les ennuis de la presiden.
ce M. Sauzet a faft deux calembours.-n
boitait en- montant au fauteuii; un de MN.
les SECRETARIES demanda sill soufrait.-J'ai
des corps.-Appelez un predicure.-Je
maine pas ces gens-la ; ills ne %yiennent
chez moi que pour m'epier ines pieds)
On s'etonnait devant lui de la tranquilli-
te des p~risonniers de la maison de Beaulieu
pendent l'incendie.-Cela ne me surprend
pas, dit-il, les detenus sont accoutimes a
stre grilles.
-Je ne puts vous bonner que mon ami
tie, disait uae dame a I'm adoratenr.-L'a-
mour est lie frere de famitie.-Oui, mais
lis ne sont pas du meme lit.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

-@ EPAVE.-Arrete par Mr..
EgTM9ayI Narcisse Landry, Jr., rGsidant
N&@W Quest Baton Rouge, TN bout
eAAs--.sHAAsss noir ct blanc, age de 7 a 8 ans,
ayant une marque au fer N. T., ct une autre
indechiffrable, l~'oreiIle gauche deux %fentes, ct
Ia droite echancree dessous. 81 lie dit beuf
nest pas reclame avant lie 13 d'Aoht, il sea
vendu a Ia residence du soussigne, JUICE de
paiy, a 10 heures A. M, scion la loi, au comp
tant. YALENTIN HEBERT, J. p.
Is mai Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

JOHN ]. BURKE, Asocat, ayalt Gtabli
sa residence a Baton Rouge, oflre respectu-
easement les services dc So profession al
public. Son bureau est. sita& yia-a-yis ia
Maison &c Cour.
% ianyier 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

COUR DES PREUVES-PAROiSSE
D'EST BATON ROUGE.
10 Mai 1912.
Dams paffaire de la succession de Joseph
d. Foute:
Qu'une assemble des creanciers de feu
Joseph D.. Foute soft conyoquee devant lie
soussigne, notaire public, Vendredi lie "a JUN
proclaim, pour deliberer sur robjet de cette
petition.
CH. TESTER, p. J.
Je certifie que ce aui wecede est une copie
conforme de l'ordre original de la cour en-
liasse a mon grefe.
81 mai. 10 A. WINTHROP, Clerk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

Cinquantc barils de farine fraicho, aualitc
superiine.
Quarante barils d'exccllente blere ae
Dayton;
100 c~aiRses de vim
I'm grand assortment de lard ct d'epicerles
en- general;
Tin assortment de bonnes charrues
Charlton de pittsbourg, Sable, Resine, 6ou-
dron, Chaux, &c, colstanment en- Yente a des
prix moderes par
A JUN II a. MoNIhN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

lie Philadelphia Journal dit quill a de
bonnes raisons de croire que l'emprunt
vote reinforcement par lie congress, a etc
pris en- enter par des capitalists etran-
gers on pair on d une fraction au dessus
pour une partie. 81 lie fait annonce est
srai, il ne peut manquer d'avoir une heu.
reuse influence sur les affaHes monetaires
du naYs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-06-11

cosse, GU de REQUISITES enfans qui font la
chasse aux rats, aGant do la fpire aux re-
nards, GU bien encore de refuses %ieunes
files s~'egayant a voir l'ombre dun lapin
sur une muraille /; t~oujours des maurs
ecossaises, depuis la noce a un penny. JUS
qua la toilette dams ID chaumiere. A peins
81, dams les nom5reux tableaux de Wilkie,
Cd compile un senl sujet francais il a peint
temperatures Josephine SO ~faisaat dire Ia
bonnie fortuae chez une davineresse.
David Wiikle await deja voyage IN Es-
payne ct en- italie, lorsque cette annee-ci
meme il vouiut vi.iter l'Orient. Homme
dune piete severe, 6leve dams la lecture
de Ia Bible, les etudes du peintre ct les
souvenirs relIgieux lie poussaient egale-
ment yers la terre sainte il %parcourut
PEgypte ct entra dams lie port de st. Jean
d'Acre. II parait que sa sante etait de-
puts longtemps chancelante, on bien quill
cut a Sc reprocher quelque imprudence
sous une latitude braiante. Voici &C que
nous trouvons dams unc revue anglaise.
lie 81 mai, lie steamer lOriental sur ie-
suti sir d. Wilkie faisait la traversee
ayec son ami NJ. Woedbufa, en.ra dams
la Bale de Gibraltar Ell y recut desdepaches.
A six heures M. WOODBURY.. ala prevenir
sir David dams sa cabine qu'on l'attendait
pour prendFe un pea de repos. Deux me-
decins qui etaient a bord yinrent le visiter
ct lie trouverent plus malade gull ne lie pen
salt luimeme, car il s'affaiblissait sans souf-
fir, 81 bien quill s'eteignit tout doucement
ct il await cesse de yisrs q hnit heures, en-
toure de ses ami ct dc deux medecins.
Les passengers prierentle capitaine du stea-
mer de les rameneT a Gibralter afiH d'y
enseveiir sir David: ee gull fit; mais les
orires du gouycrneuf sont 81 severes qu'on
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


The advices received from England by
the. Great Western and the Arcadia are
up 10 the 4:h ulti,no. The following is a
summary Of the news:
The Queenand Prince Alber, are on Wis
'ttoScotland.-Several cargoesof American
flour haze lately entered the ports Of Ire
7land.-A quantity Of American pork has
been selling at Southampton from III to
5d.-The Archbishop Of Canterbury was
lying dangerously ill.-The new treaty
in regard to our Northeastern Boundary
seems to give general satisfaction in Eng.
land.-The Bank Of England offers to
make loans on paper Tor six months, at
81 per cent.-The crops are represented
as being Abundant and excelIent.--The
insurrection in the mining and manufac-
turing districts was subsiding.-The re-
port Of the destruction Of Sir Robert Peel's
mansion, ut Tamworth, turns out to be in
correct.-lt is said that the Marquis oil
Westminster gives to each Of his grand
daughters lately married E1OO,OOO.--
There have been some heavy failure.
among the corn factors in England MIR
Everett, our minister, has gone to Paris
The Duke De Memoirs has been cho
sen Regent OF France
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Ma. SECRETARY SPENCER AND THE DOTY
TREArY.-ln to days paperwill be found
another letter from Maj. Pitcher, in
which he subs,antiates, beyond cayi.
the fact heretofore stated by him; tina,
sMr. Spencer had adopted the viliianoua
Doty Treaty as his own" This 4ter,
as will appear by reference to its con.
tents, endsithe correspondence Of Maj. p.
for the present; and although 'dismiss-
ed officer Of the Government" as Mr..
Spencer has been pleased to call him,
his letters and influence have had
more weight in the rejection Of that treas
ty, than the influence Of ten men, as little
acquainted with Indian affairs as Mr.
Spencer is, would have in securing it;
ratification; and although ssdismissed
officer" Maj. p has the satisfaction to
know, that his efforts in bringing about
the rejection Of this odious treaty, al
sell as his constant sexertions 70 aid our
frontier citizens in preserving thei,
rights, have won for him feeling Of
friendship and gratitude among the citi.
zens Of Iowa, which will not be short
lived.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
MAINE ELECTION.

The STAR IN THE EAST, STILL REsPLEN-
DENT!
Fairfield, Democrat, is elected Govern
or by majority Of from 10 TO $4,000, be
ing grca'cr majority than any Govern
or has ever before received in that State
In the Senate, the democrats have sue
ceedcd in every district yet heard from
N7.) and the House is overwhelmingly
democratic The probability is tina,
there will be bn. one wing Senator elect
ed in the whole State!
o. Since the great Democratic "Clan
bakes" in Rhode Island. the word "c1nm
according to the Wing code o! manners
is decidedly ''vulgal" while the wore
''chowdah'' is ssyas,ly genteel.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

QUiLPs ABour Misunderstanding i.
IKE silk purse-most agreeable to bear
when there IS plenty Of money in it,
Marriage is like mouse .,rap-once get
in and you are caught. without the leas,
prospect Of recovering your liberty =
Marriage is like "rose tree in ful: bear
ing"-how attractive are it. Ecllowe RS!
but the bright leaves fall after a season,
and the thorns alone remain. Marriage
among fools Is like boiled caIf's head
without the accompaniment Of brains.-
Marriage is ike roast Reg Of mutton on
sunday-served up cold on Monday
ditto with pickles on Tuesday--and bash.
ed up on Wednesday. Marriage is the
sunshine Of life--benea,h its genial ,nflu.
encs springs up the best affections and
the MODEST virtues Of man, which ia the
sterili.y'of selfish ceIibscy would have
iain dormant and usciess. Il is the source
of virtuous pleasure in youth the bsl,n
and so!ace ofoid ago. bentley. Mi,eel.
sany.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

CHxEGss IN THE CABlNEr.-The Wash
ington and New York letter writer's seem
to speak with cer.aintysthat there will be
Immediate changes insthe Cabinet. Mr..
Webster, tits said, will give room to Lou
is McLane; Mr.. Gushing Of Mass. will
succeed Nj. Forward =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

PRINTING OF THE Laws By law
passed att the last session 8. Congress, the
public acts, resolves, treaties, &c, are
hereafter to be published only in the
Washington papers.
Is this another price ofwhig s'retrench-
mepsi and. "economy'1 Are the people
to be kept IN ignorance Of what are the
laws Of our country for the sake Of saving
the pitiiul sum Of a few dollars? Did the
members of Congress suppose that all
who we're fit to know what were the laws Of
our country were able or willing to sub
scribe for a Washington paper? Or did
they intend to adopts new precedent by
which the poor were hereafter TO be kept
in ignorancef
We can see no excuse fol members Of
Congress who are drawing some s or
$1,000 apiece out Of the public treas
urys, for commencing re.renchmsnt in
this form-ior practising reform upon the
poorer cl4sses ofour citizens-for preach
ing economy about minor objects, and
overlooking extravagance and profigacy
when the interests of.heir political friends
are alone at stake We hope this law
will.ebe repealed at an early day Of the
next session, and that light and knowl-
edge will be estaaded equally toaii class
es, but more particularly, that the acts Of
our public servants may continue to be
published TO the world, so thasaeyery per-
SON can scrutinize and judge for himself
as 70 the business o1khe laws by which
he is governed. a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Uss OF TOBACCO. There are two cases
sts.ed in silliman's Journal, in which two
individuals swallowed arAsnk through
mistake. and we're both perfee1lo relieved
By taking the juice Of Tobacc6 freely.
bacco is said to be the best nautra lizef sc
arsenic.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
VERMONT ELECTION.

The Democratic gain in this State, on
joint ballot, since the las, election, is
THIRTY THREE VOTES! and the
whig majority has been reduced since
1910 from $4,000 to 1000!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

THREE YEARS AGo.-s.It Is in vai, ia
try to bring into the field the uub. oxen
force of the wing party upon the name
OF Henry Clay and the sooner his friends
know II the better.-B Boston atlas, Au.
gust 1889.
lfthe foregoing was true in 1899, is il
not as true nows Then the Boston Al.
lac spoke it Nosc 1t is being uttered a,
the ballot Cincinnati Zen.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

DIED--On the 4th inst. in the Goth year other
age. REBECCA, consort Of Mr.. EVAN EVANS.
The deceased was q model Of piety. in all the
domestic virtues she was pre-. eminent. anil even
herself to all with whom she had become acqua,at-
ed. She had trusted in the wisdom Of God while
in health, and sickness and death found her calm
and resigned, trusting in the Christians promises
Of eve rlasting life.
The deceased was native Of Washington. Ken.
lucky. where her relatives vet live.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

~Mr. William Webb, OF Wilmington,
Delaware, is about trying the experiment
of manufacturing sugar from corn stalks
and has a mill for that purpose in full op.
GRAFTON. Mr.. Webb has made a calcula.
lion, and expects that his crop will yield
1000 pounds to the acre.
A GOOD sIGN.--Ohio has 10 college.
and 90 academies, with 5000 pupils, and
moro important yet, s 200 common
schools, with 2aO, 600 scholars!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. The report now going the rounds
Of the Wing papers; thai Mahlon Dick
erson has left the Democratic party,
turns out to he another Federal false
hood.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
To Tax PAYERS.

I HAVE lot of county orders on hand
which will sell low foreaslUor wheat.
Apply soon, j. s. DAVID. Y
DC, g. ilawkeye copy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

The sound Of thunder may be heard
from 20 10 IS miles. Lightning is re-
flected from $50 to goo miles. 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. John Catlin has been appointed
Postmaster at Madison, Wisconsin Terrls
tory, in place Of David Brigham, remov-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

PUDDlNcs OF GREEN Coex.-Take four
ears Of green corn. bull them till half
done, cut OF the corn, as fine as ccnve-
nient, mix It with two heapinp .pooniuls
of -four, ono pint Of swce. milk, salt and
pepper to season, bake it we'll, and you
wilt hare one Of the best dishes ever in
vented.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

GREAT RACE AT LEXINGTON.
Wagner and Grey Eagles Time Beaten
A four mile race, for 800, was won by
Miss Fooie. a the late Lexington races,
in q: 49 and 9: 40. The first two miles
ia the last heat were run in 8: 46, and
the first three in s.: 80. Miss Foote's
competitors were Alice Carncal and Ar.
gentyle.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

A 1NEw FEATURE-The Buffalo Com
merciai Advertiser now chronicles the
births that lake place in that city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
Administrators Notice.

4 VI. persons having claims ngains, the
n estate of Henry Thompson deceased,
late OF louisa cocnty, Iowa Territory, are
hercb, notified and requested TO presen,
,hcm 10 the subscriber. or to the Pr"ba .e
conr, of aaid county, for settlement, Yiihin
nine monte from ,hi. date; also, those in
ineb,ed 10 said estate will please make n
mediate payment to the subscriber a j. u.
Columbus City, September l7,h 1912. q
JOHN REED, Adm.
Oct A,h-4t nd