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oROLIUS'
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
MATTER GTRE.t"r.

.INl "
v,rR moore RAsI or cs1itAriEr MAEENT-
Tr Subscribe h1,3 " r. sonuso,oiy ana nn.,r ii
r,Terirnccdt sia ~ ths Guy, and rst q neeris
huil3nc etcry description Of boa,s, which enables nun %
Snish the shortest notice. Boa, - the most approved mo-
III md +, odtnil nshp, on DE most liberal terms -
nTfIfDER Of the Satan o Nuscits Plt asuge N.irfs we
vsvr tszes, yIsgra, Atlantic WsEon@ &c 40; t1s
hyde Park, Syrh and Wave, of Mobile. Gro sew o.
louisville Madame Celeste Of New OdsshAss &C. A'npI
The ail boats Wu Colius Fashion, Ianem' 80 sul t.F
DAGKEr shr siilons fpn Li,srpoo', MS, fres ny ms
hin a, IN nl.r s,pJ fncr permits loaa ~ briraAi
ha,f zoo OF Wall street. All co.'s no rernHtea' ~ hfc
'aL h,l Wa y, I ,ai ,,"' y I"O' $50 jy2sy
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and 2Sa35 for other banks.
New ORLEANS Gas LIGHT AND BANKING Co.
July 18th, lst2
At Lieetng of the stockholders held this day at the
banking house. of the resolution of the board
OF directors OF the 18th May last James Saul called to
the chair and Richard Richardson appointed Secretary
The following resolution proposed by Mr.. Thomas
G. Magofn, and unanimously adopted ~
Resolved That this meeting approve of the arrange
made BY the Board Of Directors of the Gas Bank with
s. Jaudnn ESQ., agent ofthe Messrs. Morrison Sons Co.,
Of London for the settlement of the debt due by the bank
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Signed, JAS. SAUL, Chairman.
r. R,cHARpsoS, Secretary.
By aivcss received per Boston steamer learn that
the last instamsnt Of Neapolan ndemn punctually
paid Naples June g. by the Neapoltan Governments
aad that the whole proceeds of ii board the AL
bany packet ship, of the oath ult from Havre for New
York The agents of the government for the management
of this affair were Nessrs. Greene & Co. of Paris.
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o. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE
othe College of Medicine and Pharmacy safe speedy
agreeable, and eectual for unpleasant discharge
from the urinary organs Its rapid and most exensiy,
per bottle. w q RICUARDSON Agent
81 Nassau 81, o - ~ y N'
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!, 10, THE "TONIC MIXTURE INyIGoRATEs
the whole system restores and imnroves ,he ononi i
paris to the mind and vigor to the body Pre-.
Iaren ana sod by the College of Medicine and Pharmacv
ENTHUSIASTICALLY w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office ofthe College Of Medicine Pha7mac,
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MARITIME HERALD.
To ship Masters.

10 snip NusScfas
We shall esteem favor: captains Of vessels arriving
hep will give To Commodore w A. Bssett, Of our fleet
report Of the shipping left ~ the pert whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo, aud any
foreign they have. Commodore Bassett
board them Immediately their arrival. We will reciprocal,
the favor in
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AHowed BY

These out of the pockets of the in.
sured no are the creditors Of the nsolvent companies
The officers who pretend to be engaged in winding them
up get full salaries from the companies for their dis
charge Of their official duties Who the receivers
They probably have not received than is per cent
and is high time that this extravagan rate Of compen
saton inquired into.
In domestic exchanges there isvery little doing The
rates follows
CuRRyNI RATES OF BANK Norris AND DOMESTIC Bills.
Bank Notes. Exchange
C L...I- Lima
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Our correspondents foreign ports
send by vessel all the inelge they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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o. DYSENTERY, OR SUMNER COMPLAINT,
relieved by shermans Restorative Lozengss without fail
Experience has fully tested their great virtues and hs
thousands whs have taken them uniformly express he
unqualified appreciation ofnese pleasant medicines in
fact do all who any of Dr. Sherman famous Lozengcs
LOG Nassau st. is the DR.. Is warehouse.
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Court CaIendar-This DAY.

CnouIr CouRr.-Nos. no. GA l4l, 1885, 22s, ia, 49,
$780, 2OO 20s 2 242, a43, 244 to 1852 inclusive 254 25s
c6O
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o. RHEUMATISM.-NO STRONGER PROOFS
can be Drought forward Of the value of Medicine than
the fact OF persons daily calling and ing has cured
them. So tits with Dr.. Henry Vegetable Rheumatic Sy-
rup Not one person has used and found it to fail So
confident the proprietor of its certain efficacy that he
hereby to return the money any where
fails to cureThis certifes that have been troubled
with the Chronic Rheumatism for years in my legs and
ANGLES principally but also in my shoulders The winter
to the last was laid all winter and though
have been able since hobblo about yet upon the least
exposure was to be crippled for days weeks
Under these circumstances bought bottle of Dr. Hen
rvs Rheumatic Syrup, which Immediately reliev ed me-
and in weeks time was perfectly WELL and have ne
yer since had the least retHrn of it, NewYork July q
1872 Signed Mary Roberts, Of 18th street and Sd
Avenue The following persons have all been cured
within the pas4 weeks Mr. Marshall, 1877 Rvngton ST.;
Mr Washington 33i Elm.street Mrs. Briggs, % Avenue
D.; Mrs. Murphy, 80 Cannon.street Mr.. Ryers corner
81 Avenue and 18th street Mrs. Sreeter do Mr.. Bird
SAIL 900 Houston street Mr.. Whitney, 81 Whitehall ST.;
Mrs. Laurence, 50 North More street Mr. White IS 9th
Avenue Mrs Cofey, 18th street, two doors west from
9Th Avenue and many will be mentioned at the Of
ice which is No. $50 Bowery. Of Houston
(Remember the number 1861
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 80. is42.



; s?is Ma?s''f'S %sS; h.ii T,e %
ha" Hn.n TI a%6.s 9Ss' w.s U ss
%sS Ss:. Bsii Se.sa c
Wind Ms Dew Dog tBrl Fa Ter Mewf,9naland,
s. dss +, :Si %S
Arrived.
Ship Emily, Crane, from ST. Coix and ST Toil' july II,
=, m g. G .2s HsE.H John lS S gfs s
fys day. 5s sE
as Nyoss !s kssa Hood Py arr H'' d''s a sfi
yAI S .S fer W' &c s ;asd day be-
S Sss Sa' from @ Il 70" 0A'
s%s e,% I r0fSs 70
s sca DiHss Grange Of
j g. ssy: s9 M,EL:ss 3 %s
N sh fl" % Sew Ill Hi1 's1 a
sf's' h Sa Sss't 1876 hhd
% S Mays spoke &c s1s ST. %is'' rem
British BRIG Gaxee Hurst 10 days from Demarsr, in bal
5 70 s Ia New L HAVEN % a. s Brig GP He
DAY 81, Iat @ "a Ion 49, spoke brig Dispatch
Da ss ,I rsp Vsns eppede 20 DAYS from
with gin, Sc; 70 Bq9n.H Graves e, Co. ,
s SsF Sticks e S honey 10 palm g
tons fc j. B. Lasaia. Len brig AnsOra of and for Bos
ton ldg. -
SrEr Axis Baker 10 days from Baracos with 1000 planrans
30 bb ginger bunchcs apples
cocoa nuts Cope, Gnartin i2oqr br segas to ORDER
Left no American vessels.
Schr Curew Eldrdge i6 days from Curacao with salt
s. w Lewis Left 40 American vessels. Brig Nancy Jane
for Amste rda,n, sailed tth inst.
hr VIM f. Bird. Coursen from AT ikapas and days from
Portsmouth, with live oak, to w. Deal.
Schr Lynehburg, Matthew'S days from Richmond, with
mds", to Allen K Paxsn
British Samuel Walters, 10 days from st. Johns MI in
ballast, TO Stokes * Anthony.
scbr NJ. D. Robinson, Pew from Newbem, NC with naval
stores, Mitchell Il Co.
sch H. Walker, Terry days from Virginia with spples,
schr Julia Olivia, Whitehead, from Virginia, with wood
TO master,
shr Abraham, Osborn days from Virginia, with wood
master. - 49,
scir Knicke bocksr Weaver from Virgnia with wood
Schr Robert 8. Cook Smith, from virgnii, with wood to
SchrJ B. Moreau, Worries, fom Virginia wrh wood, to
master
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nJ. THE FOLLOWING FROM THE BOSTON
American Traveller, is not one of the many advertise
meats prepared for special paper afterwards nser
ted in Others editorial from said paper bona fd
spontaneous tribute from the honest and talented editor Of
the extensively circu.ted Traveller TO the virtues and
failing efficacy Of DR.. Gourauds popular Cosmetics
In proof refer to the Traveller Of the 10Th instant
To THE LADrs-We suppose actual result
of what has been accomplished by popular cosmetic, is
worth thousand promises Of the vender to the won
ders that may be wrought. We, therefore, proceed 10
state, in the painest manner possible, that female who
works in Of the mills at Lowell induced by the
advertisement in the Traveller to send to A. s. Jordan
Milk street, the only agent in Boston, for specimens Of
Dr. Gourauds preparations for the ladies' She was not
he most eemnae creature in the world, her upper lin
and chin being almost ripe for the professor of the
an art and her face otherwise strongly marked by
pimples freckes sc. Before she had used half bottle
ofhe "Poudres Subtiles the superfuous hair perma
nenty eradicated and in single weeks application Of
the Water of Beauty her skin became quite clear and
free from former blemishes that with slight touch OF
the Vegetable Rouge each check, and dress
and bonnet she not recognized by her companions
her return to Concord last week She is so much de-
lighted with the magic al change in her complexion and
features that she has authorized her brother 10 furnish
the substance Of this statement for publication.
To be had only at the original Office 81 Walker street
one door from Broadway. ttr
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| effects OF the MedicrtcG VapOr Baths In
g.. m


Giving Chills ana Fever.
In 1895 ! Weit te rtsuis IN -aiCligan-and in 1927
rad severe attack of fever and ague which con-
tinued TO return each succeeding yesr-ast tall re-
turned TO the city of New Nork, and in May last was
attacked with chis and fever again After taking
two baths at Mrs. Caroll's, rs Courtlandt street.
was cured, and have had no return either Of ague
ortever since. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
20 Courtlandt street, n Y.
June IL 1872
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Passengers to Arrive.

SAyANNAH-Brg L 3aldwin-NTs Ward and two children
Mrs Nc Aister, child and Miss Lewis Miss Ar
derson, Misses PHELPS, Mercer and lady, Mr. Rem-
hart, child and Miss Call nder w Walthour,
Deand Mr. Phelps Masters g Cole and Phep-and in thu
steerage.
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return TO an order oil the Honorable the House of Com.
Mons dated June 10. 1872 Tor of the amount
ranches in the year ending the sst dsy of
s4l; together with the amount REJECTED as light:
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EXTRAORDINARY ExrEprrioS.-The steamer Co
,umba has made the quickest run over the Atlantic
News by her went from Halifax to London in less
han ten days
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amensary return shows the quantity Of light gold ten
Tered and rejected at the Bank Of England during the
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90 ADVICE AND MEDICINE FOR ONE DOL
LAR-The College of Medicine and Pharmacy, an xious
adopt every calculated preserve those suffer
ing under disease and i'll health from the imposition and
depreciation ofgnoran quacks have made arrangements
cy which all who desire to avail themselves Of the singular
advantage may obtain medical advice and appropriate
gentleman, of distinguished professional reputation will
hereafter be daley attendance the Office of the Col
lege The hours Of attendance specified in this days
paper
BY order, w. 8. RICHARD son. Agent. 4
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharms
cy, 81 Nassau street.
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~. rendered. Rejected
london, tl2,2jOg I3263 69f
''a"'heS' t-.1-l f,aos,Ibs 1907, a
l9l6si76i All ,O5s
On the continent money was apparently very plenty
The Russian had been enabled to reduce tn
interest on their per cents TO ST. The United States
AZ the same moment refused money at per cent
ew years since the United States stock the
would have been taken in preference.
quarterly returns ofthe Bank of Franc to the 25b
tune, show the receipts Of specie to have been
secelp,s OF specie lo72,5o0 Inc. on hand
payments OF specie, 92933,OOO
Receipts in notes 47a 2oa O00 '
Issues of notes. aG7 7ie S00
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o. MR.. VALENTINE EVERITT Leather Mer.
chant 80 Ferry street. reports that Lady who had salt
rheum to terbe extent covering the foot and ankle
,weng largely, SO that it impossible to shoe.
Finally after trying many other remedies in vain abou,
month since Mr.. f.. procured box Of Vests Cosmetic
and Pills from Comsteck, II Maiden lane and the lady
now cured by il. most remarkable case. Mr. Everit
had 100 much sense to entertain any false decacy
being referred TO when he could thereby aid in alternating
human suffering. We wish there were more like him.
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~ MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, BOsTON.-We
were Yesterday graed by view Of the interior Of the
Exchange Room in the new and splendid building now in
course OF completion in State street. We much
struck with the msgnhcence strength and beauty OF the
whole design The about 80 feet long and b feet
IN width the height Of the roof about a5 feet from the
loo supported by Is beautiful columns of scaglioa. in
imitation Of Cienna marble with Cornhan capitals done
in plaster of Paris OF the beautiful and chsst'
workmanship, both OF which the production OF Sig
nor Corr and reflect the highest credit his artistica
skill From the floor to the top the dome is about a.
% feet and the browning beauty OF the whole room
the magnificent domed skylght II is 10 feet in diane
ter composed of stained glass the pattern beautifully
the seal of the city formed of two hundred erent pec
Of glass from which radate the collar Of hs dome
figures OF different patterns of the most brauous and vs
riegated coors The whole work is composed OF eight
hundred and thirty distinct pieces Of glass, cor
recy and tasefuly matched form whole Of sur
passing beauty The sky light is the production VI Mr.
Thomas, Of New York and renders him deserving of thu
highest commendaon All the colors used in this splen
did picture are burnt in the glass which process adds
greatly to their natural brightness and renders them i'm
peryous to all atmospheric changes they will fade in
the brightest sunshine but their first perfection for
ages For many centuries the art Of producing these
splendid pictures in stained glass lost to but
within the last century has been extensively revived
those OF former ages The floor Of the ROOM which not
yet laid is TO be of Italian marble tiles two feet square,
alternate dovecoored and white The whole building is
Planned and built with refined and correct taste and with
the greatest regard to strength and durability and will
Meet on Mr. Rogers, the architect INDY ing fame. When
finished will be the most splendid building in the
try.
o. THE sPLENDOR OF CLTREHUGHs GRAND
Gallery Of Fashion is only eNceed by the elegance of
his style Of cutting and arranging .he hair and both
surpassed by his nmitable Gossamer and perpetual fitting
Wigs and scalps By method peculiar only to himself,
they cannot be dsarranged they warranted not to
shrink they are shaped exactly the natural hair
grows, and accommodate themselves to the head silk
stocking to the limb. They strong without being
heavy, and elastic without being loose thus avoiding
all weight and disagreeable pressure. All that
nance beautiful head concentrated in these nesma
BILE works of art.
Grand Gallery Of Fashion aO5 Broadway, of Full
ton
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3 n9- WE DO NOT KNOW THAT WE ARE PRE-.
pared to commend the application Of any cosmetic what
ever to the skim But long the ladies will make
Of washes of some hind for the face and neck, will
name one which we should prefer to any other kindred
preparation that we know Of The /" Beautifyng Lotion
to which aude is the Oriental Water of Gold an ar
scle that beautiful and rich in its appear ance
rerncous ingre ents and most grateful and lasting
perfume-New Era. l#..f n
To be found at No Astar House and Il Maiden I
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~ Bank Notes.
South Carolina. 31sa

The rates on New Orleans is Tor bank OF Louisiana
and 29a35 for other banks.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

TAXES FOR l842.
NJ Office is hereby given, ,ha, during the
IN month Of October, myself or deputy can
be tound at oil times in my office. in Euring
ten Tor the purpose Of receiving the Taxes Of
the present year (ls49). hope that. all those
interested will bear thisin mind, and come
forward and settle without delay.
JOHN n. .ucKE.N.NrY, Collector
Des Moines county. /. Il.
Cnllector,s Office. Sep 2alh. l84, as -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
10 W A H @ u s I,

Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, Iotra
n ME, undersigned, late OF the Burlington
/ House, respectfully announces TO the
citizens Of the town and county, as well as
the travelling community. that he has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Parrou, fitted j: up in . comfortable man,
ner, and hopes by unremttted e,estions, and
assiduous attention, TO merit public patronage
The House is situa,ed close 10 the landing. in
the business part Of the town, 50 gentlemen
wishing TO take the river from this place, are
sure oi having al opportunity ot gong by the
first boat.
His TABLE shal, a. all times be supplied
with the bes, the country affords, the GAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, ana his
STABLE We'll provided with grain, with care
full aud attentive Os,lers.
From his long experience, and desermna-
ton to spare no pains ,orender his guests com-
Portable, he hatters himself that he will be
able to si.c entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with theE patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington. yanc rs, 1871.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
60 a OH T.. a U5TDT2Y
CDRS. C HARTMAN,

HI We established themselves in the
Z above business, on Winter street. in The
house formerly occupied by Dr.. Robinson as
drug store. where they intend carving il on
in all is branches. Having been engaged in
the coach manufacturing business for tho last
fifteen OF ;Ws0t, years in various pafis OF lie
United States. they .fater the nselges that
they will be able togive general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand every de-
scription of e ARElAaEs nowsin use in this part
~ tho county, the durssi,i5y nnu " orkman-
hr ,hP s s.ssn,y "s. .hP 81
those from any-estahlishmeBt in ihe Vest
smithiny, Stage .wolk, and .tepairiug Of every
description attended .eres me shortest notice.
vi orders from abr0a: sasiIl be promptly at
tended TO-. DrarboIns and light market wa
gons will be- fnishef iHst6e m, st approved
style. Produce Of oil klDdr wil be received
ia exchange for'wsrkf 1They hope by s,rc.
a,'en,Ios TO business to gain liberal share
ot pubic patronage,
Buriinutu,i. Oct lS42 "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF OUF
LATE TOWNSN1AN, MIR. !. C. JINKS.
We copy the the following from the Newark
Ohio. Gazette.
MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN OF GRAN.
VILE
When the news Of the death of Lysander c.
JinEs was received at Granville, September s9th
A. d. 1912, his friends and companions iinmedi.
1tely met at the Conference Room, of the Preshy-
terisn Church. and organized by calling Serene
Wright, lr. Esqr TO the Chair, and appointing
Horatio NJ. Avery Secretary.
On motion, NJ. D. Wright. G. w. Prichard. j.
w fosdick, q. Is. johnson. II S. Chase, was APP
pointed comntte to draft resolutions expires
siye eof the feelings OF th,s meeting. After the
committee retired. the meeting was addressed by
G 3. Guthrie, NJ. d. andG. w. Ellis. E.qrs.
On mo,ion ofJ. q. Irwin, &. w. Ells. was added
70 the above committee.
NJ p Wright. chairman of the committee. re-
ported the following reamble and resolutions,
which were uuani imousiy adopted.
Whereas we have learned with unfcigned .or-
row aud heartfelt regret, that our worthy Brother
ted this life at Burlington. Sept 10, a. ID. 1912.
therefore. Resolved That this late disrensation
of Providence the deeply afflicted friends and rel
atves OF the deceased, have sustained irrepalra
BILE loss, Society been robbed Of one Of its bright
est ornaments, and this community OF one OF its
most valuable nen,bs RS
Resolved 3D., That tender to the bereaved
wife Of our deceased brother, his relatives and
friends. war1n st sympathy and condolence.
Resolved Sd. Thata copy OF the foregoing pre-
ambIe and resolutions be signed by the olh-
GERS OF the meeting, and forwarded to the widow
and parents of the deceased, aud that the irocea.
dings Of this meeting he published in all our coun.
~ papers and those Of Burlington Iowa..
s. WRIGHT, Jr Chairman.
III. nj. AVERY, Sec'ry.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
.MED CAL GARD.

ThOCTOR noiT announces 10 his friends
and the public, that he has removed h,a
otlicc to Man-s,rset, in tho old post-of.iee
bailding, where he will be found ready to
attend to all professional calls. Having had
the advanfag,s Of shvcral years' experience in
some OF the most extensive Eastern Hos pitfalls,
together with three years. practice in tho
West, he offers his services with the hope that
his success may cnsitle him 70 the public con.
t:dence.
Burlington, July 30, l842.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
szs.Ds;sVG.
EAGLHSFIELD s. MORGAN.

NyOulD respectful, inform the ciizeno
w ot Burlington. and vicinity, ,hat fhcy
have commenced the above business in all IFS
various branches, aud latte. themselves from
the long experience and aayan'age of the FASH
,ons from the eastern cities, thar they can do
wosk IN as neat. durable and fashionable a
manneras can be done ii, the west; and hope
8by strict attention 10 business to merit the pub.
lie patronage.
shopnn Mai Street, one door North of Cox,
Pos.lewait y Co., formerly occupied by the
Kev. j. NJ Fulton.
Burlington, May 81, l8ls--sf,oi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
NOTICE.

II the subscriber having taken out letters o!
II administration. from the Court OF Probate
of Jefferson County, Iowa Territory, On the
estate of James Mit,rn deceased. late OF said
county, requests all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate. To present the same to her
or the Ccur, OF Probate OF said county. tor
settlement. within :iine months from the date
hereof. All persons Indebted TO said estate
are 'equcsied to make immediate payment to
the underslg gned.
SARAH MITTEN, Adm'x.
Oct IL, l34a. 4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
Regimental Order No. 1.
Colonies OSrIcE, WApELLo, }
September .2,3d, 1912.

September :,3d, 1912.
ME following detail will compose a
i RegimentaI Court Martial to convene
at the Cour! House i'll Wappello, ,he fourth
Monday Of November next, Il, Ii O'Clock 4.
NJ. for the purpose Of investigating the char
gcs that may be exhibited against delin-
qnents, and for the transaction of all other
business that may come before said court,
DETAIL.
Lieut.. Col. Rober. Chiders, s,-Presiden,.
Capt. Marvil Wheelock, !,
Capt. Alexander Ross, 1'"o'''
The Cour. will appoint M.rshall, and
such other officers as may be deemed ccs-
sary for the convenient transaction Of bunsi-
ness.
Oct. s--3t. z. G. lNGHRAM, Col,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
4 LII persons having claims again-. The
~ estate Of Henry Thompson deceased,
late Of Louisa county, Iowa Territory, are
hereby notified and requested TO presen.
,hem 10 the subscriber. or TO the Probate
cour. of said county, for settlement, wi.hin
nine mon,hs from this date; also, those IN
indehled TO said estate will please make NJ
media,e pnymen. TO the subscriber.
Columbus City, September Eth lS42.
JOHN REED, Adm.
Oct. e,h-4, pd.