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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-26

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-26

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
BURLINGTON IOWA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1913.
Pennington. were severally read thirc
time and passed.

Pennington, were severally read thir'
time and passed.
III the House, Mr.. Felkner reported ,
Bill defining the duties Of the Territorial
Agent, and dispensing with the office o
Superintendent Of the Peniten iary 4
bill for the relief Of Walter Butler-a bill
establishing the prices ofpubIic printing
a bill establishing Seminary o(learnine
at Nashville-and a bill for the relief o.
b. W. Gillock-werc severaIly read q
third time aud passed. A bill to relocate
the Territorial road from Burlington to
Fl Madison was read first time. Mr.
Walwor,h submitted the report of tho
minority Of the committee to whom was
referred the bill for the repeal OF the Du-
buque Bank: the report was signed by
Messrs. Walworth, Barton, Newell and
Jay. The bill was then amended by CIV
ing the trustees two years to wind up the
affairs Of the bank and ordered to be an.
crossed for third reading by unani-
nous vote.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25th, 1845.
In tie Council. Mr.. VIM. Patterson
introduced bill to vaca:e certain streets
and alleys in Denmark. An act to legal
ice the location Of certain Territorial
roads and an act regulating the keeping
of Stations and Jacks were scveraliy
read third time and passed.
In the House, petitions were severally
presented by Messrs. Mcmillan, Andres,
Jay, Lewis and Briggs MIR. Robertson
introduced d bili TO abolish Imprisonment
for debt. Mr.. Briefly introduced bill
to incorporate the Farmers Halt Breed
Land Company. Mr.. Berry introduced
bill regulating the retailing Of spurious
liquors. Mr.. Mcmillan introduced a bill
relative to the probate Of wills &c. Mr..
Felkner introduced bill 10 legaIize the
location Of road from Lyons to Iowa
City. A bill to repeal the Miners Bank
Of Dubuque was read third time and
passed by a unanimous cote.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
10 W A H @ u s E,

Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, lo,ca
ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
j House. re Pec.fully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, as we'll as
the travelling community, that no has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Parro.., fitted it up in comfortable man.
neI, and hopes " unremi.ted e1er.ion., and
The House is situated close 10 the landing, in
the business part Of the town, 50 gentlemen
wishing TO take the river from this place, are
sure of having an opportunity Of going By the
first boat.
His TABLE shall at all times DO supplied
with the hes, the country affords, the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and hi,
STABLE we'll provided with grain, with care
full and attentive Callers.
From his long experience, and determine
ton 10 spare no pains TO render his guests com
Portable, he fattcrs himself that he will b
able to give entire satisfaction to oil who ma,
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, Juno Is. l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
William Tell Embarrassment Of Ii

William Tell reimbursement Of the
Ceats OF skill and daring Of the Chinese
are, 10 the uninitiated, truly astonishing;
for instance: Two men, from Nankin, ap-
pear in the streets Of Canton; the one
places his back against stone wall or
wooden fence, the upper part Of his per-
son being Invested Of clothing. Ills as
socate. armed with a large knife, retires
to distance, say from one hundred TO
two hundred feet. At given signal
the knife is thrown with an unerring
aim. 10 the direction Of the person oppo-
site, to within hairs breadth Of his
neck, Immediately below his ear. With
such certainty Of success is the blow
ai.ned, and 50 great is the confidence re-
posed by the one in the skill Of the other.
that not the slightest uneaslness IS dis.
cernibIe in the features Of him whose
life is forfeit to the slightest deviation
on the part Of tho practitioner This
feat is again and again repeated, and
with similar success. only varying the d.
direction Of the knife 10 the opposite side
Of the neck Of the exposed, or 10 any
other point Of proximity to the living
target, as the spectators may desire.
Catalogue Of Chinese Collections!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
LEGISLATIVE SYNOPSIS.
TUESDAY, JAN. 18th 1843.

TUESDAY, JAN. 18th 1913.
IN The Council, bill concerning mort.
gages and bill to relocate the Terrific.
rial road leading from Burlington TO keo-
kuck were seyerally reported aud read a
first time. An act TO repeal an act rela-
tive to Officers Of the Legislature; an act
to legalize the acts OF the Sheriff OF Clay
ton county; an act TO locate road from
Moscow to q point at or ear Hudson; an
act to locate road from Linn county to
Du Buque; and an act to establish q
Seminary of learning at Grandview,
were severally read third time and
passed.
III The House, bill TO prevent firing
pralrles, a bill to relocate a road in Hen.
ry county, and bill to attach the lave
purchase to certain counties for judicial
purposes, were reported. A bill to pro.
hiblt the sale Of liquor to the Indians, q
bill to repeal the act relative to auction
GERS and auction sales, and joint resolu.
tion instructing our Delegate to procure
an amendment Of the organic law, were
scverally read third time and passed.
An act to provide for the change Of ven
ue, and an act relative to Recorders were
read third time and the latter passed.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN 18th. l843.
IN the Council, OH motion Of Mr.. Cox,
it was
Resolved That the Committee ON Territorial AZ
he II tn ntO he of
organizing new counties in the purchase fronl
the Sac and Fox Indians Of this Territory. 80
that the new counties may elect justices Of the
peace and constables, &c. aud be attached TO the
adjoining counties for other judicial purposes; and
that said new counties be- laid OF aud governed
by the west boundaries of the old counties, and
by line running from the north west corner Of
tue counties west 10 the Indian boundary line
&C.; aud that the committee report BY bill OF
otherwise.
Bills legalizing the acts Of George Du.
den and Jacob Minton; an act author.
!zing the vacation of part Of the road
from Wyoming to Iowa City; and join,
resolution asking ar appropriation for q
treaty with the Pottawa.tamie, Chippe.
wa ana Ottawa Indians, were seyerully
read third time and pissed.
IN the House, petitions were severally
presented by Messrs. Andres, Newell, Bar
ton, Walworth and Felkner Mr.. Lewis
presented the report Of the minority Of
the committee to whom was referred GER
tain bills Of Incorporation. Mr.. Hepner
presented the petition Of sundry citizens
Of Franklin Township, Des Molses coun
", asking the passage ola stay law. Mr.
Sales introduced bill relative to Mechan.
les liens. Mr.. Walworth introduced a
bill for establishing the prices Of public
printing.
THURSDAY, JAN. 18th, 1843.
In Tie Council, Mr.. Letter presented q
bill regulating weights and measure:
which was read twice. A bill concerning
mortgages, a bill defining the jurisdiction
ofthe Supreme and District Courts, and Q
bill regulating executions, were severally
read second time.
| IN The House, A petition ofsundry citi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Western Hotel.

"Shou1d auld Acquaintance be forgot
IT ME Proprietor Of the Mestern Hotel, sit
ualed on the corner Of Fourth and JEFF
fcrson streets, takes this occasion to present
his grateful acknowledgements for the libe al
amount Of patronage extended tow ards him in
time past, aud begs leave toinform his friends
and the public generally. that he has again
taken possession Of this well known establish
ment, and he hopes by unremitted and assid-
uous attention to merit continuance of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
During the short recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, aud is
now ready for the reception Of Boarders and
the Travelling pubic.
Attached to the above Hotel, is commodi-
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room and ofIording facilities to travel.
lers not surpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington, May 81. l842-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
4 n,scovERY.-Ntr. Petcr q: Uber

A plscovERY.-Mr. Petor g. Obert
announces through New York paper,
and his statement is corroborated BY
number Of respectable persons, That he
has invented new principle in the mo.
chanic arts, by which mills, factories and
boats Of any kind can he driven without
water. wind or steam, to as great advalt-
age and less expense than either, and the
works will run till worn out il they have
regular attendance, without the least Va
ration in the motion. Two men can keep
e,rie run Of stone oil. four feet diameter rum
ming with ease. 4 small grist mill and
the propelling machinery ola boat IS now
in complete operation.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

The Louisville Journal announces, as
an important fact to hemp growers, that
process has been discovered by which
hemp can at little expense be made white
as snow, so that it may be used in manu-
featuring the finest and whitest paper;
and expresses belief that hemp waste,
which, can be furnished at two ccnts per
pound, will erc long bo sought alter BY
paper 81, -makers 10 supply the place Of linz
on rags.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
undoubtedly be edited by the sage lucru
brations Of your friend aud obd't serv't.
CHE.MO KO.MON.
Washingion, D. C.. Jan. eth.

Washington, D. c. Jan. 7th.
P. S. am now snugly domiciled a
Washington. on Louisiana Avenue, at Mrs
Briscoe's-fne room, fine company, sc
My next door neighbors are General
Dodge, Jour Ddelegate,) Gov. Dodge and
Dr.. Linn. have no political news Of
importance. No one looks for much from
Congress this session. was at the
House all yesterday morning 1t is a
perfect ..Bear Garden''-a mere panto-
characterization worse conlounded.-
Perhaps you may know member mas
the floor by certain gesticulations and
attitudes contortions OF countenance, &c.
1t strikes me that a good pd!' ofiangs are
far more essential requisites than any in
telectuaI endowmcnts. The Senate pre-.
sents different scene, and still retains
much OF its primitive dignity. The
speakers can be heard, and decorum
Seems to be term recognized in par
Iiamentary debate. The Bill providing
for the disposing Of the mineral lands
passed II third reading Of the Senate to-
day. DR.. Linn's Bill! for the settlement
and occupancy Of Oregon Territory pro-
duced some little discussion. Mr.. Cal
houn and Mr.. Choat opposed some tea
lures Of the bill. Mr.. Tarpan, Of Ohio,
went decidedly for immediate occupan-
cy by planting 50 thousand rifles on the
banks Of the Columbia river. At the
suggestion Of Mr.. Sewer Of Arkansas it
was laid over for few days in order that
the Hon. Senator might refresh his MEM
Dry as 10 whether any of the provisions
Of the bill conilicted with existing treaties
between Great Britain and the United
States.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
e. d. Black, NJ. d.

TTAvlNG permanently located himself in
the city OF Burlington. respectfully ten.
ders his services in the practice OF Medicine
and Surgery.
P. s-Par.icular attention will be paid "a
diseases of the ches. by Ausculfation and Per.
cussion.
Dr.. 3. would refer to Professors Mussey,
Harrison, Shetweli, and DR.. Worcester, Gin.
cinnali, Ohio.
Office on Main Street, opposite Fletcher'a
Hotel, in the same building with Gen. Learn.
Burlington, June 4, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Statistics of Ga1ena
Ary;ral and Departure Of Steamboats,.
Lend Skinned,

II will thus be seen. that for the year I84l. the
amount OF Lead shipped from here is 10000, 600
pounds the value Of which, estimating al three
cents. vii! be one million of dollars. As tc the
amount Of exports other than Lead there are no
means Of ascertaining: but Of late years there has
been no inconsiderable quantity. The amount Of
imports into this city during the past year. 1871 !.
is computed to be Fl ON 100000 to 800 900 dol
Lass, this includes, of course, all the goods. plo-
duce, &c. which sold aud deposited here as
well Us those intended for the Interior"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

The following is taken from the May
or's letter to the Governor Of Illinois, in
answer to communication from His Elk.
cel!ency, asking information relative to
the lead trade and commerce Of that
place.
'.In 1912, number OF steam boat arrival 1t Gale.
ma up to 10Th November, was 1876, from st. Louis
CT Lower Rapids.
The trips OF steam boats Rock River and Light.
when running to st. Peters. are not included ia
the above.
The number Of keels towed by steamboats, is
l6O. transporting 100000 pigs of Lead-say 1900
each.
The total number OF pigs Of Lead shipped from
all points on the Upper Mississippi, and coming
in here, with those shipped from this place. wa.
to the 10Th Nov. 447,,6O3 pigs, at an average of
20 lbs. each. 3l.36O,2lO lbs Average selling
price. $2.37A per 100 lbs, is S7O5,6os % Value
Of small Bar Lead shipped, $4,000.
Shot has gone this year ny the Lakes to the
East. From the best information can get about
25 900 pigs, l,75OO00 lbs, have gone to towns
on the Lakes, mostly TO Milwaukee, aud which IN
ls4l came to this place. This, added to the
quantity from here, OF
447.9O3-3l ,36O.2l
Say, $4,000 l.75OOCO
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER

Important Increment in Gaiena.-The
Mayor and Alderman Of Galeua have inc.
morialized Congress, asking that that
City may be made Port Of Entry. We
extract the following interesting statis-
tics from the communication Of the May
or to the City Council:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
II o r Ell S
FLETCHEl,'s HOTEL,

FLETCHEit7SH dDTETI,
CORNER OF MAIN AND COLUMBIA SHEETS,
Burlington, Iowa.
TTvHE Proprietor, ]. C Fletcher, embraces
this opportunity to acknowledge the very
liberal amount ofpatronnge he received while
akeepcr Of the Nationals Tae house he now
ocl npie. has been thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished. and he hopes, by strict at.
tention to business, to merit continuance Of
that patronage. j. Z. FLETCHER.
april 3O-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY MORGAN g. HEM,
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
T f Il NJ S:

ThREE DOLLARS per annum. il paid in advance
.-FoUR DOLLARS at the expiration Of the year
No subscription will be discontinued until all
rearagc. shall have been paid, unless al the option
Of the editors: and no subscription will be received
for a shorter term than three months. All sub.
scriptions for less than year must be paid in
advance.
Advertisements of square and less will he in
serted once for ONE DOLLAR; and for every suhse.
quent insertion FIFTY CENTS will be charged. A
liberal discount will be made upon yearly adver.
ti.em,ent..
to this Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

You're very iron 'ar.ed man" . tho
cockney girl said TO the blacksmith.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
MADISON HOUSE,

FORT MADISON, IOWA TERRITORY.
TIME subscriber woui respectfully inform ~
old customers and the public generally. tha
he still continues to keep the above named hous
please his guests. Good stables convenient for tn
accommodation Of travellers horses.
LOkE.NZO BULLyARD.
march 27.le4l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

slSlA PAIR AlEN's SHOES for sale by
6&)O July . w. u IAURO'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
JOHN R. WOODS,
NORA RY PUB LIC
:, n

Ana General Land Agent,
WILL. act rs Agent for the purchase anil sale o
w Real estate. tor the entry Of Government
Lands, aud for the payment of taxes in tie Bur
lington Land District;
lie will also give attention to drawing aud tax
ting the acknowledgement Of Deeds. Mortgages
Bonds, &C. Ot.lce on the Corner OF Washington
and Third Streets. near the Methodist Church.
Burlington, January 1. l842-tfv5n25.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

~ANTED-BY F. j. C. PEASLEY.
W 10000 bushels Wheat,
500 bushels Timothy seed,
500 do Flax seed,
10000 lbs Bees-wax
100000 lbs Pork. Oct I.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Pigs, 472,aoi-aS. llo.2lO lbs.
In small Bar Lead, $40 $500
Total. 3,743-3a, l69,OiO
As the product of the Upper Mississippi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

TNLOUR.--superior Family Flour: also
Buckwhca, -four, for sale by
w. Fl MAURO.
Dec. 24.h, 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

think Mr. EpToR, times OF peace and Kind feel.
ing coming. The Enquirer, that great lever acting
public opinion, is in do,cke strains, calling forth such
fruits not paper for the last twelve months he found.
that the sweet tones OF union. union, bear and orbea
ale not presented in prominent places and conspicuous
ters-oh, what a change.
In the younger days OF the Editor when his blood
Fast, and every murderer a Hero these places
hled with the alarming OF To armst To arms War
10 the knife, and tho knife the hlt, &c. am, Mr.. Edi
tor, constu;ionay, timid man. help wheneyer
saw these war-lkc words incontnenty thought Of the
fields OF Waterloo and New Orleans. OF such
destruction TO human beings and constantly harassed
by dreams of Wars and rumours OF Why sir.
nervous cant look OF friend Thonpson's Mint
Juhps IN August capped with Ice, without thinking tremb
ngy of fce,rRs and the devoted Steam Ship President
But thanks To Father Mathew, Temperance Societies
casting ont tins irighuu appaiitiOn. want 10 that
day OF millennium come, when all men. At all AMI
mails, will unicn peace earth, good will
Politically. desire IN the coming Presidential Flee
Tion the union Of grade ct the grat Loeooco De
rH0eTdfic, RsPuheun, StGfssTighf Norus Mu!tcaBlis
party open Tor principles with the Wings
and then LAY McDu' the result, sir, will bring po
lucal peace. which will be the pleasant SHADOW
fore coming Ii will bring aAoat union that will
peryadc all classes Of men, It will the glorious
of all unions the union OF the People O this mighty nation
Of Fecmrn. pray you. Mr. Editor 90 in aid OF your
neighbor in pouring o upon the troubled waters and If
successful your praises will he from the lips OF all
PAMONkEY.
a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

II - almost with feelings OF regret that the last
Concert OF these distinguished gentlemen announced for
raIcy, If oyor have had such talent among Their
last nights performance beautiful in the extreme, and
their audience enraptured with thcr sweet song-.-
We have spoken before OF their style OF singing that
all melodies "Ncar the Lake but the effect
which they il their last Concer really
ying, and the audience evnced her appreciation by
hunders OF applause and rapuTous "enchore. No less
thrilling the effect of tho spirt.stirring Quuretto of
"IutEOros Wild Hunt, which did tail elicit another
euchore Their of singing is peculiar and most
pleasing, and the concluding part OF it, which echo like
floating in the is surprisingly Their in
srumenal performance likewise OF very frst order
and We must say that heard brilliant
ton, touch the Piano FOrte than that OF Mr. h.
Arnold The Violin Solo executed with much grace and
beauty We do think that for ard expression Mr.. F.
Arnold Is unsurpassed.
Altogether, their performance. both Vnca. and Iusiru.
mental happily blended together leaves nothing 10 desire
Tor the musical nnia-ur. and would advise n who have
soul for the concord of sound improve this las
opportunity OF listening to their delightful harmonics. To
procure good seats, go early.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
:" Tie tricks and nammeries Of 1910.

RICHMOND EsoutRLs.
The Norfolk Herald quotes this famous saving
of the veteran reviler OF the dear people, and
adds:
Shall VIC succeed in convincing these dotards that
tcr defeat in 1910 owing much the appropriately
OF their candidate activity OF the Wings in bringing
out the people TO the polls IL They will, in
spite OF all hug the idea that their dear deea
was the victim of coonknS and cider barrels and that the
which he suffered SI0 and will be avenged
IN lsi4 The Wings, they committed the unpardons-
bic .nu defeating his and degraded the
OF the coun, by holding political meetings in log cabins
and exhibiting certain embems and devices IL catch the
plcbcians' Now all this - suii-poor miserable stuf-
Let them take brief view ct their actngs and doings
m that behalf and forever after hold their peace. Did
it be rumpeed throughout the country that
General HARRISON drivUller and an diOhat ne
soldier-that he COW ARD-hsth he had voted
in the Legislature Ohio sell slaves liable be pu
chased hy free ncgrOes chie aeighor and poor
rhite nsighber ironeH'-in short that he every ng
did-knowing that word they uttered foul and
most caumny against the purcst patriots
thst ever bcathed. And they pTate in their
papers anu political OF the mummcTcs o the Wings
disgracing the country They appear forgotten
IN their great zeal force Mr. Van Buren, the Pr, sde
ia Chair, that the people have right and pcacea-
ole manner, ~ their work elect their Pre-
sideut without asking leave advice secun.
stuod ccnsors Whist the sarchcd Van Buren, exclusives
characterize TnumneTics aud tricks perfectly
cent In themselves the be said OF the pu
they indusriousy circulated blast the fame Of one
whose public life had been devoted the service OF his
country and whose character had been without re
ptoach' We call upon them answer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
CAangc IN az Ipru Lnlc.

Petition in circulation in OF the Valley Coun-
es Ia be presented to the next Legislature for change
the jury Law. The proposition originates in Augusta
and the copy OF the petition have only asks tina,
the change may apply that CoOny, and such others
may specially request 1t.
The leading features OF the law be
lsr. The commissioner OF the revenue the sheriff. and
the clerk shall, month before each Court, place the
OF 100 intelligent and respectable citizens "A box,
and draw thence - TT Names and the persons whose
shall be thus drawn, shall be summoned least
days before the Court Iuymen during the
2ND. These Jurymen shall for their services one
dollar per day, bc paid OF Gad be levied part
Of the county levy This expense be reimbursed
part by tax ol a small amount upon each verdict.
Great advantages, l. commended will result from this
change and the expense Tor Augusta County estimated
at 1910 ycar-or l6 cents each tihcablc.