Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-25

The Judge then proceeded 10 pronoune
his opinion, bui the popular fury was 5,
unboundcd that he feared 10 20 on. Gen
Jackson assured him that he should b
projected. Hall then fined the Gen
$1,000. This amount was paid upon tn
spot by Gen. jackson giving his checI
on the. Bank to the MARSHALL for tn,
amount, which was received in dis
charge.
sat the door, he was received umids
the accamations Of the enchanting popu
lace, with which the streets and avenue.
were filled, Of a ! nations and colors, d
coach awaited him at the door Of the
court house, into which he was Carried
aud seated.the shafts and handles Of which
we're eagerly seized by the people, in
this way hc was prcciri'ated through the
streets 10 the French coffee. house, amid
he shouts Of vire le general jackson, and
denouncing his prosecutors. thence TO the
American colfce-hnuse, where the general
addressed the crowd"
In concluding his re,pnrks he said that
the fine was unjustlI .imposed upon him,
but that he yielded 10 ,heciyil authority.
file added:
''ltis ,hehiehcs. duty ana pride Of all
good men ia pay-,he just tribute nf respect
to the guardmn our civil lihcr,ies-
Rtmembcr this las, charge as in few
days cxpect.to leave you; il ,nn9 serve
asa lesson TO yourselves and prosperity !"
The ladies Of New Orleans. afterwards
raised the sum Of. $1,000. limiting The
subscription to one dollar for each. sub
scrber, and presented it 10 Gen. Jackson.
which he distributed among the wives and
children Of those who had been killed in
the defence Of the city.
The money so paid by Gen. jackson
still remains liz the treasury Of the United
States until the present day.
Mr. Astor manages his. Immense Tor
tune Of many millions with the hid Of three
persons. How is it tiiat 80 many salar.ed
officers are necessary to manage q bank.
ing institution with the capital OF one
million?
Because neither stockholders nor officers
are personally liable. Iii they were, a
change won take place instanter.--Har.
rts69rg Reporter.
Pins The factory for the manufac-
lure 0; pins at Staf"fd, Conr:sls said 10
be the only one Of tho kind,in this coun-
Try or in Europe. The machine takes
he wire, cuts j, off the right length, puts
On the head, points, &c. completely On
shed before it leaves the machine; one
Machine makes about $4,000 a day;
here is also machine connected with It,
or sticking them into the papers; the pins
ire put into a hopper, Tint .dro.s them
Town to the paper, which is carried a.
'ound the cyliuder; it sticks four dozen
II hitch, ind makes about fifty bitches
minute 1t was invented by Mr.. H.
Waters, Of Stafford. Boston I1anscript.
BLoop AND TREXsrRE -[tis stated that
he territory OF Algeria, during the f2
ears o(its occupation by the French, has
os. the nation one hundred and twenty
millions OF dollars, and upwards Of twenty
thousand lives.
CAUSE OF QuARREL.-s.I wish. | owned
II the pasture land in the world suid
Bob
81 wisl, owned I'll the cattle in the
World" said Ned.
elbow ccul'. You feed themy' asked Bob.
"l'L turn them into your pasture"
$40 you wouldn't
eyes | WOULD" I,
"No.y you wouldn't"
: Eyes | Would g
"You shan't
81 will!''-Ani then came the fsticuffs
-oh, how they did fight!
A Brussels paper Announces the inven-
on Of u machine for making corxs, by .
hich u single operative can turn out Two
undrcd Thousand in the time that twelve
u,dred required, and with cor,sidera-
10 saving. II
The Blacksmith's Epitaph The, FOL.
wing quaint sptaph, remarkable los MS /,
Dint aud humur, cruces q stone in one
! the parish church yards ut ipssv.ch,
uffoik 50.
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