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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNIFIED STA les OF AMEK!C !.

Territory Of Iowa, District Court for The
first Jullcal District in said Territory.
Ie creditors of Daniel i}ates, 81 dccrrcd
bankrupt, who have proved their debts, aud
o'her pc SONS Interested are hereby notified
that .'e 6Sh day cf March next, AT Bnrliny-
ton, an the county Of Des Moi.cs in said
Territory has been designated by the conr,
as the ,ime aud place when AMI where deg
may attend and shew cause ii any they may
have why "a crrlilcale OF final discharge
shall not be granted 10 said Bankrupt. Da.
ted this 2,'h day Of November, 1912. By
order Of The court
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis


He cTedtOTs 81 ENOch >. Hill dcCreed
bankrupt. who have proved their dttts. aud other
persons IN interest. are hereby notified that the
I'd Monday in March next, ut Mt. Pleasant r. the
county Of Henry. in said Territory, has been
designated by the court, as the time and place
when and and where they may attend and .hew cause
discharge shalt not be granted to said bankrup,.-
dated this 8th day Of October 1912. By order o,
the court. r.. kil,patr;ck cierL
Hall 4 Thompson, Sol'rs. October q l842-lOw.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

ROlV.lND'S TONIC MIXTURE
For Fever and AgMe.
ME subscriber being appointed sole
y Agent Tor D.s Moines comfy, the To.
mic Mixture can only be bnd in lie full
strength, geuuiness aud purity. NJ his Drug
Store on Main Street.
JACOB GAUBY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

TO THE LOVERS OF THE WEED!
ONE box Ne Plus Ultra Honey dew To.
~ bacco, one box cavendish Tobacco,
box square ping chewing do
kcg six twist do do
bill cn,-and-d dry smoking do
box fine cut chewing do
so lbs Rappre snuff, 50 lbs Macabeu snuff,
so do Scotch do in bl.,,larrs,
Scotch, Rappee and aIac.bcn in bottles
Rc;aiia, Trabncns, Cassadora, Prircipec,
Havana and common c;ga,s, Jus. received
from Cincinnati. aud fnr sale cheao COR cash
a, in IL WESTBsUOK'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
NEW DRUG STORE.

r. GAuBY wishes to infom,
81 the. sciiizens Of Burlington
and the. public, gcnerally, that he
las opened IN the house Of +. A..
Hobart. next door to A. w. Carpen-
trr's Jewelry and directly opposite
he. storeso. ,,tilcr, Cox aud u iig.
man, n general as ssor,mcnt Of
Drugs and Medicines,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
D;.,,ic, Cnur. Cor tho first Intlic,nl dis.

UlStflcI VOUTt TOT I'1E IITSl IHFI1claI DIS
t'ic in the Territory OF Iowa
Tho creditors OF Rodney A,nnld. dccreed
baukrn,,t who have proved Their debts nnl other
persons il interest arc hereby notified that the
eth Of February next at Burlington. iltl, county
OF Des Mnines in .ad 'Territe ~. has been ,leSg.
mated !,v tie court tie time and place when and
where they may attend aud si.w caus. ii any the,
may have why certificate OF final discharge sal
no, be granted 10 said bankrupt. Dated this 23l
j ~ &. J E Woods. sol'rs J S Duulap.c elk
October S2uu JHI2-llw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17

CAST. N(;s. CASTINGS!
N store and for sale,
i tloz no Spiders or skille,s,
l do no 2 90 do
do no 3 do DO
do no Dutch ovens
do no ; do do
] do no 2 stew pots,
do no :: do do
dc Dodge Irons, low for cash. by
JUL (Hawkeye copy J. S. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Distric, Court for the first Judicial Dis
trct i'm the Territory of Iowa.
Thcrr.di,or> Of Nichols G Plcasants decreed
bankrupt. wh" hive proved their debts. and other
perso.S in interest hereby notified that the
7'h day # February next. 9, burlington in the
county of Drs Moines IN sad Territory. has been
dtslsnaed by the court as The time and place when
and where they may attend, and shcw cause ii any
they may have, why .s;firate OF final discharge
shall not he granted TO said bankrupt. pa,e Tit.
18th day OF October 1912. Ky order Of the court.
Dunlap. clerk.
j. d. Learned. aol'r Oct. 22-INt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
GEO. w. WEsTBROOK,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFuMERY, DYE-sTUFFS
WINDOW GLASS, OILS, vARNlsnEs,
&. 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

JUN -. DuNIap Clerk.
0rlMes y starr. Sol'rs. dec. 10, 1872 -3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-17
UNITED STATES OF dllERICl j

Az =, . VVHH p !. TJUH!HT1. ItfK.
~ III. u. Starr. Sulr dec 10 lHi2-5t
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lhe resolution now offer al tWeniy-iicO
millions; and shall soon show how ]
| do that, allow me to call the attention
of the Senate TO the expenditures of The
preceding Administration; for, IN attempt
ing To Fix "a sum Iol The future, know Of
no course hu, to lock lack upon the en-
peIience OF the past, and then To endeavor
to drduce from it the probable amount
OF iuIule expenditure What. then, were
The expenditures Of the four y,als of the
past Administration?
In 1897 The amount was S37,2e5,037 Is
In 1888 il was 39,455,l5S 50
In 1873 37.bI4.939 Is
In lS40 2S,22G,533 81
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II ebE"h' Y -.
From the United States Gazette.
L @ Y E.
BY MAEMATUKE MASON.

Love, as a talisman, doth keep
Ever the true heart pure,
Sin cntereth not the sacred deep
Where love doth reign secure;
1t is a holy spell 10 raise
The soul TO noble deeds;
Il lisa vcs,nl firc whose rays
Hopes beacon light aye feeds.
Love is gentle, timd thing,
When saincs his star serene,
But when the tempest is on wing,
Love icsolCtc is seen,
True love outliycth change and time,
Tho eyes and cheeks do fade,
And lips 10 longer swoctly chime
The sounds which erst they made.
New York, Dec. 1871.
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Nd. sst.g.

, How then d" Drop sc 10 bring this
dDwn To twenty-five" millions? have.
, own. some fears that we shall ~, he able
I IL effect il, bur hope that we shall So tar
, reduce the estimates aud prevent unneres-
sar> Il preparations tilatihp total eXpendi-
tn shall mot exceed tina amount. Themnde
l. which EjupDse Ia reach slcha IS
tbs; suppose we may "ilecta reduction Of
the wi Ii.l Ia The amount at hall million.
That general head includes. among other
lhlngs. the tAprn~p- Of the Two Houses,
aud. "a have hca d; he other House has
aIrrnL, Introduced II report which. II a.
duplrtI, will ca! down those q, pen~rs enc
bundled thousand dollars. though think
thai they sh"ul be :, durrd murl more.
estimate. then, three a. d half millions
for the civil Il>l instead Of four millions,
then estimate nine mill, MS for the War
Department III. lead of Sll $4,000. In
Il conversation winch nav" lately held
with the chairman of the MiIirarv COM
mlltee of hl> body, he expressed the APP
p eilension that it could not be reduced
below ten millions, but hope it NAV he
cut down t. nine. As Ia the naval SER
VICE, the estimates oI the Drptrimen, for
,hat hrnch If ,ho service anoun,
HQzIz z,l ~, ,,u ,h;,L
'ar 10" high, and indeed qmn,e eXlravagaI
/ was xiv, ton xhsl -. I,,rn,rJ tho =.
mon II ,yo, so /, ~, Sdi / knn,v that
the Nnv,s the t,y,,i,e Of all, and iu,,l,:
il =. "a. h,,.i Of I'M. nation. and u,,r oreat
RS ,lrce aad CHIEF dependence in The ca,,-
u,.oncy o, II yar: NJ, ma, thinks. for a
m,'ue,i Of cri,,,l;u, ,r di.ablinr this
r,shl arm Of our dp,rnre RnI have
su,,n..l lin, ,y,Ilnu, ;,,;,,rv. the .,n ~
n,, lion asked c,, n,uhi he reduced from
: IN 5lD T., aG5r0 0OO Th;. wouId
mn, ,hn rpduc,i,, IN the uavol ON foot.
irr ;tb ,h,t +, thnn,Iii;a,v ,ru,,uriati,n
an still leave grra crap nnpralion Than
usual to hit department. rle reduction
10 six millions and IA half is il large as
think will be practicable, If we are to pre-
vide for urup ,s.d rXD,rinenlS in the ap
olira'ira Of steam, and are. hr>ide,, TO
ALL arr,iv To the ma"nr corps.
II ~. thru. wall the total of our cXDen.
gliIu,cs staidl We shall have
For the civil and d,Dl,ma-
tic EXPENSES Of ,he Co.
vcrnnrn, S3.5OO,OO1
Fr the military service 9,90J.OlO
F,r the naval service 6.j0O.OOO
F.rn rmaneDl anprnpria-
ton" 100000
For a,proprIations not n-
Chlleu IN the estimates 100000
MAKING an q rrorate Of S3l.0OOGJO
n, mi, am,un, spnnose and boneour
.ynpusps mays he reduced. until. ON due
INVESTIGATION. i shIl be discovered that
IN r.,i.,. -, I,,,,, 49,, .,,,,. Ia, a.. Il, .,,,,l
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S4.OOO,0S7 s.
l1.7l7791 81
S.705.57o s.
S24,12l,359 %

Aud here let me- saw single word in
'o'onrc Of the army. The Department
E WfrcC mes "a us with c>tin,arpS Cor the
I'M Of Gll 7l77Al 81; and those VIII"
roh only on the surface nf rhinrs r'av SUI
ns" that his SUM is evrranr.linariIy larrr
~ there are many items in that sum. =
have believe me- n s'n'rmpni g'irr +,
vow ,hn' of laf sum only four million
20 asked fnr tho military service prop,
"A sum less than j. demanAni Grr tive "a
al service rrcrer. md only dnnhlp tie
rNrnt ~ which i stood WHOM ,hr lOrnr-
hla ronlleman frnm s rrh Carolina lc'l
he Dnnar,m"nt THE sum was rhpu a.
Nor' &2000 coo. il is row not quite { q.
100000; while, dnring the same ncricd
tho army has been neatly doubted. hestC,
he raising cf mounted regiments. III
most cvnpn>ivr for that very reason -
any in the er"viro iEiuk that the gen
rleman from S uth Carolina. If he looks
into the suhioc, in detail, will find tina,
the cost Of the army is not AT this hru,
rrca'rr. per man. than 1t was when twas
So am inrnrmed. aud hat although the
pay has been raised II dollar a month
which has very largely augmented the ey
nrniiturn.
Tn" Executive hra"ch Of the Govern
mcni has sent in estimates amounting. it
al. 10 twen'v.Crnr ard bali milinrs -
dollars. for Tho service nf the current year
with The million and a half Of permanpr'
expenditure. makes twcntv-siX millions
How much is 10 he added to thai amour
for appropriations Mt vet estimate
which NAV he made during the sessin,
by Congress. to meet honest. claims. and
10Y other objects of public narurp2 !
remember one item proposed by my
friend near me (Mr. MANGrMl for quar-
Ter Of a million for the building of q
steamship. an item moi irclrhpd in the es
Inmates. hu, for which the Senate has al
ready Appropriated: besides which there
are varinos items which have passed ~
"ill pass during the present. session.
When the honorable gentleman f,nn n
IIamnshire was ii tho head of III" Trca-
surv. he made; in his communications t"
Congress e Lstant COMEDIANS at I''IS very
practice He wei remembers 'ha' he was
over ccmn'ainirg 'hat tho expenditures "r
Government wee sveIiod "a" hcvrrA tho
Txrrntivr esl mates. y appr' rria'onS
made by Congress not estimated for by
the Departments. have calculated that
we shall add 10 the twpntv-six million Of
dollars estimate hv the Executive De-
nartments, or permanently required. Al
least one million and half, " hirh would
raise the sum for this wear to twenty sev-
ell millions and half,
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For the civil list. rr""irl
tercpnrsP. and mi~cella.
npOUS.
For The War DEPARTMENT.
including all branches,
Naval service,
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the Committee Manufactures, Mr.. Saltonsta
he is one of the very leaders of the wing party Ia
this House, and tells follows: NV hat is our
financial condition The Treasury is empty-we
all know our revenue falls short, aud has long fallen
short Of our expenditures and whilst talking
about the amount of debt whether 1t be IL or ~
millions, or more, IT is going ON Increasing; II and
at the end Of every month since the Congress has
been in session. the debt perhaps one million
more than it was at the commencement Growing
at the ra e of one million OF dollars per month III
G. ID of Heaven what coming to! What change
has indeed been effected by turning out the Demo
Gratis! They spent s22 1888, 1856 per year-the Wings
acknowledge that they can't get along with less than
26 or 81 millions. Beside this, the Wings, by their
own statements in fifteen months have created ma
tional debt of lS or 90 Millions and that 1t Is stu
growing at the of one million per month! WIN
not undertake to say what has gone with all TINS
money We know that some 25 or 80 thousand dol
lars gipen away to the family Of Gen. HARRISON
He President month; for that the Constilu'
ton and law allowed him something than sS2OOO
but they voted to his widow the full amount tor the
whole year. Beside this, the then Cabinet, after
the death of Gen. Harrison, instead Of giving him
decent and honorable interment, according 10 the
usage of all Christian nations, and as worthy OF one
lately filling SO exalted station issued their orders
and collected a, the Presidents all manner of "trip
perry of silk gloves kid gloves grapes, &C., to be dis
tnbuled freely to the crowd who might choose TO
pc up and help themselves to whatever they pleased
until the funeral expenses amounted to something
more than $4,000. Let man charge that
object to the necessary and proper expenses in
burying the late President But do object to
such shameless and Improbable distribution Of
silly fnery among the crowd many ofwhom, by their
ncessant importantly for office had contributed to his
death And more than all, do object to the payment
of such largesses, by Wing Congress, which at
this very session have refused to refund to General
Jackson the ST. 900 fine imposed upon him at New
Orleans. General Jackson saved the most important
city of this Union. In saving it he compelled to
proclaim martial law. For this he arraigned and
tried, and fined in the sum of 81 600. He bowed
submission to the law, and paid down the money
that money you have had the use of for many years,
and you have refused at this session give 1t back to
the General in his old age. Sir little more than
one-third of what wasted in useless hnery on
the crowd, and in hack hire for loafers who were too
lazy or too proud to walk in funeral procession,
would have restored the fine to this brave old soldier
and patriot. The generous deed would have smooth
ed his dying pillow and Terminated with gratitude
heart which, whilst it lives, whether you give back
the money or not fail to beat high for the
homer, the happiness and glory of his country.
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Circulars, quarto post page, one on Sheet per
100 sheets and per ream.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26
lIIG pRICEN


II Is well known tbat the Florida war has cost
the nation s8mo twenty thirty mIi!tons oI
collars and that IL Is yet expensive item 10
government. How this enormous sum has been
expended has never been disclosed far
kuo. bat We have never doubted that great
frauds were perpetrated and immense fortunes
made by individuals through the agency Of tins
same Florida war. IL appears THAI this subject
has been under investigation by the committee on
the war department, who w! soon make report.
The Washington correspondent Of The Richmond
Wing states the following among the items OF
charges allowed by government-aud, If they be
taken as sample, our surprise mas; cease at
the aggregate cost Of th!s Indian
I For corn, per bushcl, SIS 90
For oats, per do.. 23 20
FOR wood, per cord, 40 %
For making wagon. 1890 90
For hire OF steamboat, 10000 90
Farmers III this neigEborhood will scarcely
realize the fact, that such prices as The above
were paid by government for corn and oats, when
they have been obliged to sell these articles for
about many cents as others received dollars.
1t doub, Il gross imposition, u deliberate
.raud-nuj the marvel Is, that 1t should ever
have been tolerated by government. But it
seems, That these kinds of charges are not con
fined to Florida for we see II stated, that IN the
custom house in New York. government has paid
one hundred and trenty dollars per ream for pa
per and doiiar and 1t quarter II dollar and
snee1s the OF Qlcen Nictorir's baby
clothes-for dcfy the royal queen 10 exceed
the above items OF eXiravagance. The truth Is,
too much is left to The discretion Of public officers
IN the dsburse ements Of the public fands and
hence some OF them take occasion 10 line their
pockets tho expense of The nation We do
not believe that any officer Of the New York Gus
tom house ever wrote with pen which cost the
price above pamed, although the treasury NAV
have had 10 paw that amount. II is shameful
act Of swindlng, iar which the offending officer
should serve term in the peniteniiary. And
who can believe that SIS paid in Florida
for bus!e OF coru, 4 rigid system Of economy
should be adopted by government, and enforced
upon lis officers otherw Ise the country viii never
cease to be pIundered. But this will not be done
bv Congress-for members not less guilty Of
exiravagance than custom house officers and army
agents. board Of accounts, composed Of plain,
practical tnen. might frame regulations to reform
abuses; and 1t would be the cheapest and best
mode 10 effect The object. To such board could
be referred all private claims against government,
which are brought before Congress, and
either not acted on, passed iccted without
proper dellbc rIiion.-Balt Clipper.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

We last week noted tho fact, that Hiram
Elliot, had been apprehended in this city for pas
sing counterfeit money, and committed to the
county , 10 await his trial before tho Court,
then and now IN session A true bill was found
against him by the grand jury; and day was set
by the Cour, for bis trial When the day for trial
arrived, the Court was Informed that the prisoner
was Ill 10 be put on tral-that he was dan
gerously i'll, having been afflicted with severe and
continued convulsvo fits, supposed to have arisen
from mental excitement &c. QIIte Il sympathy
was excited for the young man, when it was told
that his Jaws had become set that il was ne
ceSsary TO pry them open for the purpose of giv~
ing hIm medicine or food, and THAI he had been
IN this situation for four or five days. The at
tending physician bled him copioasIy, hlis'ered
hun severely, and druged him extensively without
any apparent effect upon the disease lie appa-
rently became worse-he was removed To corn
Portable room IN the jlilor's house and watched
with and attention. with the expectation that
he would not survive but fe hours. He breath
ed with more difficulty, and less frequently, and
,he "sctrers up'' with him looked with sorrow and
commiscratiou upon the poor stranger who was
about 20 depart this lie, covered with ignominy
when II is said ghosts may be seen gamboling
over graves, the young men who were attending
the sick man, stepped INTO the wood house for
wood, nd on their return they found their
bird had hown-Physically aud bodily. His fits
had been fits a, all, and his illness was sheer
counterfeit. He left withou, hat, coat or vest
and has not yet been retaken. II Is supposed tina,
ne has accomplices who have assisted him He
too appears To have given wrorg name his right
name being Harris Instead of Elliott.
Richmond palladium., 1842-03-26

Canal. On The OH inst. the Woollen Factory
OF Ezekiel Showers. Ut MarIBsburg, Virginia,
destroyed BY fire. Ii insured to the
mount Of $4,000 no, enough TO cover the loss II
IS stated shat fearful epidemic Is raging al fe-
cumsch, Michigan, sweeping off It's victims IN the
space Of very few hours, after It's presence Is
felt. lis effects are first discovered by pains in
the head. The Postmaster al Plttsburg recently
attacked the editor of the "Amerlcaun III the
street, but the knight OF the tripod, turned upon
him and gave hum a decent thrashug. Otifco-
holders would do well to let editors alone. OhIO
State Bonds are selling al from fifty to fifty five
per cen, discount. Ice brought from Illinois 10
Cincinnati was sold on the 2Gth ut., q, prices
ranging from l,5O to SG,25 per ton. The New
York Atlas says that il Is nottrue tha, Mr.. Tyler
will recommend Bennett Of The New York Herald
the successor Of his Accdency. By recent
arrival at Boston from Havre, understand
there was an importation six thousand pairs OF
boots. This is truly comfort for those shoemakors
who advocate free trade The London Times
gives q list of 80 members of the House of Lords
who are - years OF age and upwards. OF this
number II are So years of age. Tho Governor
General Of Cuba has issued order for the i'm
mediate confisca,on Of all estates found with new
negroes upon them.