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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

THE CITY COMMERCIAL SCHOOL IA
Futons st between Broadway and Nassaust. will be re-
onn.d on Monday the ih Sept card Of terms &c can e
Obtained at the School. J. B. QUICK, Principal s2 gus
CEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES, at 81
eo s-Isct school for small Boys, separate from the F
male School. -,
und.r the supervision of the Principal.
Iv{m: ] I'm 10 SUIT u's ''S'' v THOMPSON; Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-tTnder the
care of Rev. c. D. JACKSON, ~ NJ 255 Gre.n street.
mar Wayerley Pace.-The Fall will
Won3ay September THE design OF this School give
n very small number the OF thorough and accom-
hd education preparatory College business under
he PERSONAL instruction. OF The Principal Circulars coatain
Ing terms references, &c can r. had at the house.
2meniiS-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Aa EXTRA CHEAP ROOMS.-Gentemenc can
H obtain very pleasant rooms wei! furnished as ioosns
rooms with good beds carpets. chairs, tables sFes,
&c exclusively to themselves; for ST. Others io 81 -
per week Either TWO gentlemen Can occupy aioom.
4 West Rlo,dMaY. "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

~ ~Notice.-Consignees per ship HERCULES from
Lyeoo will Pleas ssnd their frm& & on o soa ar; a T S
as a. goods not e~'ed W T IF 3Ns "a PstP K p l
ULarge Chapel Of the n. Y, University.
ss5sess a'nias'Sn % 9ps past 10 oeoek clock NJ past
Subject morning, The AroSEMENr; evening" HI p ~
cHARIsr.
Fnnkn Theate Chatham square VII be open Tor sscona
and clng the usual hours public worship The pub
lie invited 10 attend Seats iee Il IS expected mar 1ola
Lltci author Of prophetic eIpoons &c and other
viii be present. - -
u 1s43.-The spacious hall we'll known as the Frank rank
lin Theae Chatham will e oGsnedM a. PsEF bEsl Saop & Hs Srs
Services 10 commence the usual hour OF worship JOSIAH
Lch, Hines and other Lecturers are expected 70 De
present The public are inv-@I IN artsna.
r- Noticc.-Th- "a Mesleyal, Chapel, Mulberry ST..
between Houston Becke having been closed Tor pant
ing, Will be opep for Divine stlce on Sunaay sept nd
evening" Subjsct-' The Nature aud Importance OF St' On
tan Faith" 81 %s
~ Objects OF Real Utility Pure cf91Sa Y2 Wa
new article OF CAAPHEHE equally much so The one
under the control of the Fathers OF our City, hs o'hej
under the control of the Father OF Camisr a. o, to
Broadway door south of Howard stFeet-e fhosop
ca ap5o ioT i@s s.0'e Aa 40 H WEBB Inventor
ye-Lds-he Roman Eye Balsan !. TIE Very best arIIlca
tion tha; can be made 1t viii cure the most eaSes anu
~ I'm; i.i' * For sal. by DAVID SANDS x Co, =
East Bloadway come Malk=sert; 70 Fulton-stet and
273 Broadw'- a"-' ii''
~ Gouraud's Poudre Subtle, viii complete
X aud permanently eradicate supeTtuous human hal from
females upper lips The hair conceans broad aud eevai-d
forehead th- stubborn beard OF man. or any klnd o sapsTe-
"ns heiT Be sure the genuine at The original ONCE o
WsIker.stieet one door fIom Broadway
81 ~ bortI,-Direcons French and Eng lish;
> Sln-sOSiuthIir Maiden lane, Albany; Myers. New,
Haven Blown 76 Chesnut-strse Philadelphia; jordan,
Nilkreet Boston; Gray PouShksepsle Green Worcester
n b. sen tested before buyns proof positive this end no
mistake. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

YITANTED-Five or six Boodtoders and Sewers
w can find steady employment at O. { AMPS Book bind
rrv No O9 John-st between Cliff aud II Immediate
application made. None but experienced hands need Apply
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

,-o RARE CHANCE.-FOr sale, the Fixtures
"A and en apparatus of an Oland Candle Mandatory,
aerannc to the business in order and ready for immediate
or-ation The OF tn building is low and the C!oton
throughout To persons desroux OF engaging IN
f. and poab business this offers an .1cs
st opportunity Enquire Of F. Roberts, 20 Cherry a''e'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Imerciel aud Money Matters.

Commercial and Money Matters.
FRIDAY p. NJ.
The transactions large the Board to-day with
of
The marke, very firm for Sterling, and drawers not
aaI,ous 10 sell a, Of Francs 5.25 522s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
CARPETINGS, FLOOR.CLOTHS, &c. &

GNHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
l Fal Suprlyof CARPETINGS, FLO0RCLOTHS,
VICTORlA DRUGGETS HEARTH RUGS, &c. &c.
from the most approved English an American Manpiactur:
,rs from good anal article at low price TO these
the finest fabrics ln elegant desgns-most OF which
goods are order and of the most and
beautiful colos b,Dg OF different and more desirable de-
scription than those 10 b. obtained elsewhere
Al of which vii! be sold At vsry low prices by
{. W SMITH co. 25i Broadway,
su2,Iy;<. opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

DOARD-A family or IA few single gentlemen
ID of good morals have Board and spacious IONS IN
private tmiya desirable ocation-lOl Last Broad
~ 49, So lw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

4 MEXICAN MUSE utl.-SAluruhE, ~ept. u u
\ Day AID Evening ATTRACTI0NSr NENER
EQrAILFD, THREE SPLENDID PERFORM
ANCFS; Al II O'Clock A. VI. o'clock and Q,c.3Gk =
" BR0BDIGNAG AND LlLLlPuT Rt,ALlZEp ~ :
GIANT GIANTEss AND pWARt!
- POSITIVELY FOR THIS DAY ONLI
GEN. TOM THUMBS FAREWELL. BENEFll!
and LAST APPEARANCE IN New lGfk soT several
months The celebrated coioIsd child higte-H y2ii'
old and
WEIGHS to5 POUNDS;
will visit he Museum THREE TINES during the dag ana
s'eAiSE; " o. aneey ne o Es?; Lfsh SIIs Hs' t,ry1
li be seen prslgys for this day aud evelus only Ihs
wonderful CONTRAST between these TWO immense PER
'onases aud L ON Thumb who Is eleven years Old, and
WEIGHS ONLY Is POU NDs
Can BE- better than described. THEEE BEAlI IL
tCL ENTERTAINMENTS viii take place III the Lee
Room, commencing AZ II, aud o'clock Among The
many attractions the celebrated MOVING DiORAMAS
ITALIAN LANDSCAPE. the SEA with TORN aud
SHirWRECk storms thunder lightning Sc. FAIRY
GROTTO. Positively the last davo NrCOL r aud hls etu
Gated 81 SINGlNG DOG; also ot GREAT WESTERN. the
locomotive imtator Miss ROW ELL the viopist. and L
O; BOOTH the uurya'led comic SINGER: Miss ADAll the
vocalist the dansuese. Balloon assenslons, and
800 900 curIoSities.
Admission the whole Is children under years
half pnce 50
BRILLIANT SUCCESS SS-OVERFlOWING
ID AUDIENCES!-PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSE
UNI aud Picture Gallery Bros!way, opposite ;he City Hall
Nr H. Bennett Nltnsgsr bess leave that,
luence of the COLORED CHILD having proved 50 highly
attractive he has made meats with her 10 rraln On T.
WEEK LONGER. She Is universally allowed Ia be ths
CREATES II LIVING CUNOSlFYl THE WORLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

SECOND BOARD.
eNv U 6s 90. :. ll3?l 10 do Canton Co. s6m "a
0eS do d.. boo llai so do Harlem. -, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

NTANTED-A Cabinet Makerto do light work ;
w a.e . br-cage makers blacksmith and "hrcl"rgii
Applv II 81 Fulton S q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL FOR GEN
DERAL EDUCATION, i22 Houstonstrs-t (withir a
5y doers OF Broadway. Th- undersigned VIII re-open his
School after the Summer vacation Monday September
S Applications for adniss either department can be
mad personally or b. letter during the present month his
TrRMs-Fcr Boarder 500 per 4nnum (or boys under
1 OF ase, for BROKERS. reduction made this charge
inc iud-s erey music Trs scholars
S10 a 0uar,sr. r. TOWNSEND HUDDART.
wANTED-A resident French Assistant; also Classical
TEACHER OF ability and experience Apply as above any time
d,,ng ,his month. auli tS2ia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

MANTED-A young man as book,heePer and
w 10 attend 70 some outdoor busines Manufacturing
and Com,nsslon House. at moderate Address Com
mistion.i tbs office with nams and residence l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

DEV. ]. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
II SCHOOL-eorner of Clintonand Pacific streets Brook.
This School VIII the lst day of September
Pnnctua attendance of the pupils is requested
The course instruction his institution full and tho,
rough embracing the English. Classical Methematica and
Scsnc branches Stct Attention paid the fortnas9n
of the moral well intellectual character of pupils he
rsr masters employed the several departments and NE
faction. ,l
The limited number of pupils will be received into the
PIincipaPs family, and receive the of parent
Circulars stating &c be had on implication f az
the Church Depository No 20 jonst, the bookstore
Mr. A. Y Blake Fulton-st New.York, and az Mr. 4: NJ
Iyldes Raok.tore, 81 Eulton.st. Brooklyn. an 295a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
onJ C1nin~ of Christ at

The spacious hall well known as the FGank- ;
lin Theatre, Chatham will b. orvned next sabbath sept
g. for Lectures on the Second Coming Of Christ this yeaT
Services the usual hour of worship JOSIAH
LUch J. Y. Hines and other Lecturers, are expected 10 De
nrssant. The puhlic nvl.ed % atsnd. i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
wire Window Shades

T Of any .ixz share or sule and handsomely fitted
aogsny PsIlo basrn-nt office agd o,sr Gde"s
nall dccrS screens 10; public rooms, Ac. by
LEE. * co, IS Eactory.Stteet.
These beautiful Shades unlike ali others aI'nr vi he Ar
Ind light the room id rrecr lev tq;o 'ne street.
The me l- ihey obstruct INC from the st-I Gi TOE
ioom and keep mosquitoes and other r:rcts out, and f
very ocn.rnrn "a. W. l>'I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

LONDON GRAIN MARKET, Ang
There has been ONLY moderate arrival OF English !" neal
since Monday YET the stands Were, the whole toisFao
well supplied with samples The weather being very favor
aoe for the growing crops and the attendance OF both Lon
doa aud country desles scanty the demand for all kinds o
homegrown Wheat excessively dull and the prices had
do"hwatd tendency In Foreign Wheats exceedingly lit
s was dong and u.o$ kinds gt have been purchased on
!o"ef terms Barley and Malt quite DEAR but the
inquiry Tor Oats Beans, Peas and Flour very slow.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Aug. s.
al 's DAY market very moderate extent Of business
was done IN Wheat every description OF which, except
the qualities decline OF Sd Id per 20 lbs must be
noted. ouF was IS per sack and Is per Dbl lower.
The duty on Foreign Wheat last Friday reduced Is
per quartet Rye Is and Flour 2d per .bl Several
sales of Bonded Wheat have taken place Polish Odessa
6s, aud Wosast at 6s 81 and 6s Id per 20 lbs.
9, o. Irish s. Bonded 4es6e @ Flour. per $50 lbs.
English, fine, ASS AS Irish ABS 46s Americans gsr
bbI free, sweet, U. S. SIS a s2s 6; sour 80 Sis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

yITM T. JENNINGS q CO, Drapers aud Tall
w os 23 Broadway, American Hotel opposs The Foun-
rain solicit attention OF seasonabe gsods
including Clo,s Cassmrres Vestngs, &C., IN all the new
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce.s.
w The subscribers invite the of the public to
sir splendid OF Decorative Window Shades all
having been with great ad warranted 70 please
Shades paIned 10 any pattern sue.
The consists of splendid American Landscape
Italian do Wild Ngrele,, Frcach Scrolls, Vignette and
Rset Ceues Scrrtnr. Views Fancy Sketches, and Gothic
Landscape Centre Tinurl Abbvys, Moonlight Views &c.
&c. Sign Banners and Decorations done IN style not TO be
surpassr, by other establishment.
Southern and Western Merchants supplied with any guam
''v. BARTOL X De MAuNY. au22 lm,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Ms
feature in the establishment which must commend It To
those requiring articles for Immediate use Is the addon 70
our stock Of an assortment of first quality ready made Gar
mrnt. consisting of Surtouts Frocks Dress Coats Panta.
looms, Vests. Office Goats, Travelling Frocks, Dressing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
AUCTION SALES.

7 LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL.--Now dis
Icb,cin fcm ship North Carolina a, pier No East
riysr superior Mticc for i.yu. Inquire board Of
WARD X BROWNE,
corner i.aisht and Washington streets.
On SATURDAY. we shall b. unloading boat load Of very
o-ror Stone Coal. For sale az loves; market pnce. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

| observation-disclosures rooms furnished or un-
ID furnished suitable for families sngle gent emen can be
obtained moderate terms by applying at to
One large front unurniShed, on the secon" moor
~ I.t ,y;tb hoard References exchanged au6 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Under the that the system Of small profits and
mick returns which has elected liberal patronage VIII
h. continued whist our arrangements such will enable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

~ rNOtice.-Consignees per ship HERCULES from
Lvsrpoo will Peasr ssnd Their permits On 81 soaa ara al
as all goods not permitted five av liable 10 G sent 70
public store. w < J. r. TAPSCOTT. l3 Peck ship, 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS, Aug. 5.
The sales to-day reached 5000 bales Of which sPecua
took 1000 American, at 81 Cd.
August s. Sales to-day of 5000 bales, of which pecus.
tors took 800 The sales include 600 bal Peruvian a.,
d 400 Egyptian at 3D. and the remaining American q. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

- Noticc.-The I'd " esieyan Chapel Mulberry ST.
between Houston and Bleecke having been closed o pant
ing will be .eopened Divine Service sunday Sept
The Pastor Rev John Demper, will preach morning ana
evening" Subsct- The Nature aud importance oi l''-
| | tan Faith" 81 us
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

TaE y LADt Ssn ssaeoff oi E%! S the
Beauty RastorsrD cannot be adduced than that the LADIES
Who use once invariably continue their patronage on
J in nartcuar who lives but iw doors from the depot,
3j7 Broadway" began II when was s advef'iseo'
and now using sixth bottle merely because us pleas
sntuess as every frck- other bemsh has entirely dsa
rom her face Sold at the principal fancy stores IN the
cants and warranted 10 please. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

IZlng eICIUsIVr CAN'T IIUU5T -. :;
prices and strict puncrualty ob,eryed In
Gliin. nr,srs ]. &. BOOTH co. iva lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
= Important Nevv Pnbl:cations-pt -ptntsd on

n B. Published this day. Mary H0witt', Translation Of
Presidents Daughters Price only Shilling For sale
above allrhc late Novels. SILT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

IA TO LET-The modern built three story 10 of,sn ,san
"a hons. ala Hudson street with the stable IN the teaI
fronting on Amos street Rem, low for the REMAINDER
OF ,ils YER ioA'eSS''' '''A'''' D. A. CUSHNAN,
1913 Pearl street and Ninth between 10Th ana ]'
Of Henry Ritter Esq. 40 Hudson street bou.s No
West twentieth street fronting Chelsea Square ,;,f
ln,, and nnssetsinn Immediately. s--
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

The business OF our Cattle Market, during the week end
ing at O'Clock las; evening is follows Beeves-sales
were made l.; 81; offered. 500 Western and
Pepnsylyana; l25 left Cows250 market sales al
SIS 90 extra - 81; Spriages l. IS; dry Cows s.;
superior p Ca!yes-l l23 25, Hogs-sales at 4; q
Al; extra 81; 215 offered Sheep-Saes l75 rs; e1-
ira S3; $50 in the market.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

rPLarge Chapel of the n. Y. University.
Washington Square, S. JTie Egiscopal Free oGncE
Subject morning, The AroHEMENr evening, L HE IT.
&
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

N->srs. WriGh, Co: Gen,lrnenf extra fine suyi-
20. Pens and 6nr Arlecan have been used by hs
vourg ladies OF ,eyel o largest boarding schools this
city well by myself who ulitrily attest their superior
excellence The dcsiegatum of nerss elasticity and
strength You have ~ great degrees aa,Ded aud schools
individuals give ren far trial. apprehend
they would hlrdly be induced tn any other
The above named peS the very best STYLE
cards and boxes and b. had Of the SCENTS OF the m,nuiac
turyrS, j. C.. BARNET CO, l67 Broadway.
y 3tis- between CouIta and and Liberty streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the medicine
wholesale and reailSoS 289 Greenwich street New i0rk
No. Temont.s,reet Boston and No. 69 Racestree Ph1-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
GENE RAJ LAND OFFICE Jan. 9Th 1913

SEINE RAJ LAND OFFICE Jan. 9Th 1913
Slr:--l have received your letter Of the
Sd inst. relative to the postponement Of tie
sales Of the public lands in lown. The
ct tons for that purpose, which. from
time to time, you have presented, have
been referred to this office for its consid.
GRAFTON, and Recommendation Of such &c.
ton as, under all the circumstances,
might be deemed exredient and proper.
have now to inform you that the desired
postPonement cannot be recommended.
To gran, it in this case, would be to set
an example which would be immmediaic
ly avaicd Of in many, il no: all others,
and which would ultimately produce u
state Of things greatly disastrous to the
public interest. Moreover, the promi-
nent reason advanced for this postpone
ment. is the distance OF the land Office at
Dubuque from the lands TO be sold. and on
which the petitioners have establishedlheir
homes, and the consequent expense, in
convenience and hardship. Of having to
travel 10 it, al this season Of the year,
but this reason has ceased to he appiica-
Bile since the President, for their especial
accommodation. has ordered the tempo
rary removal Of the land office from Du
Buque TO central point among them.
have the honor to be,
your obd't servant
TIL. II. BLAKE,
Commissioners.
Hon. A. C. DODGE,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

The scnsliivencss with which The
federal editor OF this place takes up our
exposure Of his '.so!t soapng'' the mem
bers Of the Legs ature. canno, escape
the notice Of every msmbor Of the com
munity. Tina. we touched him in 4 sore
place is too apparent to be explained
away. Tina: his "solt-soap" will bring
him "crun' # consolaion'' we have
no, doubt, but we envy not the man tina,
succeeds ia such manner. The editor
long since knew that we hold HIN, i'll toe
great contemp. u suffer ourselves to b
drawn into personal controversy wit!
one who has been SO degraded as. himself
therefore wslet his slang pass for wha
j: 10 worth.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

/ Council Chamber was observed 10 qutV'
or " it'll a shcathy excitement" and ''r-
,uous Indignation. Tic failure OF this
grand affair is TO be ascribea TO the
lac. lat on the morning OF the meeting
two a! the mos, prominent leaders OF
W hignarv in Iowa, to wit: Thomas
johnson, Marshal. and Gen. Wilson. Sur
yeyor Gen, left the City in hot haste tor
their respective abodes. The former de
parted having The fear Of John Tyler be-
fore his eyes. and the latter was unwil
ling To exhibit to his whig brethren his
hostility to Mr. Clay, to whom It Is well
known here he is violently opposed. y
greater farce, even thar the attempted
wing meeting, was the cungraiu'alory
dinner prniiercd 10 the a orcsa'd Grn VII
son bv !, number Of his political admirers,
the correspondence in relation to which
appeared in due form and time IN the
s.S,an jard.'' Who is Gen. Wilson that a
rubtic dinner should be rendered? what
lmpor,an. public services has he perform
cd in New Hampshire, or what great
private good has he effected there or
elsewhere! Undcr what obligations are
me Goou people o io"a W Puo.'e o1se'
VINO IKE zen. W. 'as ue sc''eu ~. US ~
remain Tor year Past =" we
land, and who declines bringing his iami-
ly to able among them? He has no claim
on any poflioi' o. our e'''A,,s' eAser,
perhaps the WINGS az" up'',' .','" o'
as a martyr i'll the cause OF federalism.
After his hopeless pros'rai'on ny Tue i1ee-
men OF h,snuilve Sale, ne comes heie as
an advcn 'urer with The vague holi; Oh
poiiilcai distinction. lie doubtless Is oP
posed io the ''acerbt,es OF po' I:ai war
fare" and would tam gather together Il
patty oil his own; but - use a phrase OF
his Gen,' 4aa i,atie Web ster, the people
o.! iowa are mt So stJf Il, 10 oe Won
by the sycol haniio ada alton OF them, |
selves aul their i'cffi.ory SO pr"iuse y
poured upon lltcm III HIS note declining Il
public dinner
presume from what have heard since
my sojourn here that "a gentleman named
Lowe, o. 3 o ,lni giun viii have the le- |
licity md homer oil beng defeated by the
Democratic candidate Tor Delegate toC"n
gress at the next election. TITS matter /
oi but it'le cons sq"ence VINO may DC me !,
whig sant:iaatc, as his defeat is certain.
A,.,nv ~! ,,,,, wings here think ii all eX-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
W a5nlsGroN JAN. 9th, 1913.

Genl'emcn:-You will oblige me, as
you doubtless will large number or
your readers, by publishing the inc'oscd
letter. from the Hon. rhos. ". Blake.
Comm Of the General Land Office.
1t contains the intelligence Of refu.
sal. on the part Of the President Of the
United States. to grant postroncmen'
Of the Land Sales to be he'd in February
and March next, in our Territory; which
was asked for by petitions from our ci.i-
zens, and by myself, as their Delegate,
together with his reasons why our re.
quest could not be complied with.
] am very respectfully
your obd't. servant.
A. C. DODGE.
TO the Editors OF the Gazette,
Burlington. Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
GIVE invite the attention O our renders

GIVE invite the attention OF our renders
10 the letter Of our correspondent Dry.
Goods, us being adish of'choice meats we'll
served up His admirable description
Of matters and things at Iowa City wilt
be read with much interest. We had al
ready noticed several Of the subjects
touched upon by our correspondent, bit
checrlully omit them to give room for
his letter. The notice of the wing meet
iny, the members Of the Legislature
..Balaam's ASS &c. &c are mos, graphic
and appropo.
Our correspondent ..Dry Goods" has
given Aiessrs. VIM. Patterson, Of, the
Council, aud Briefly McCu'loch and
Culber,son oil the House, Il inert,el no
tee. From conversation with severn!
gentlemen who have visited the City.
we arc informed that they stand nam,e'
one among the democratic delegation in
the Legislature, and although elected on
"union-' tickets, they have no, suffered
their principles to DO compromised upon
any subjec. whatever. They have acted
honestly, firmly and dcyo;edIy in attend
ing to the interests Of their constituents
aud al tho sane time have warmly op
posed the federal movement. OF the
wings.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28

Tho Legislature Of Illinois has elected
tho Hon. Richard NJ. Young and Gen'l
John NJ. Robinson Judscs-ihe former in
place Of Judge Smith, and ths latter in
place of Judge Cation.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-28
o. The number All lengii, Of com
munica,ions has necessarily crowded on!
thousuai quantity o. editorial matter.

o. We call the attention Of or read
crs to the ab'o Repo.. OF cur wo:,l,y
member, Mr.. uepner, upon the sabjja,:t q
tho Dubuque Bank. Ii. the wings viii
60 for re-char,cring !his institution in the
face Of this report, a fearful respons Bill:
will rest upon them.