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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

DAVENPORT GAzE7TI-sssTAy Laws
| The Davenport Gazette says-sif stay
laws have advocates, they arc only to be
found among that party self-stylud Demo
Gratis" This declaration is moro bra
zen faced than usual, eva 70: that
paper How that priat can falziiy SO
boldly and SO uablAshins'y is unaceoun-
table. Will it pretend 10 plead ignorance
in this matter? Can il hayo so soon fer.
gotten that tie H'hig representative (Mr.
RosERrsoN) from its own county, was the
first man who ever introduced bill for
such g law into our legislature? And
does it ''forgct to remember that Mr.
Parker, tie democratic Councilman from
that district opposed that bill, even unto
the death! These things happened only
a year ago. The law that IS now in force
was introduced by MIR. TEAS, Tie sutig
Councilman from Jefferson! Tothls il may
bc added that Mr.. NEWELL. TIE ,chig Rep
fcseatat!ye from Laaisa county. was the
fsst man to agi,ate the subject at the late
session Of the legislature. lle introdu
cod bill for q stay law alone, which was
beforehand the valuation ard stay law
that We now have was introduced in its
stead. These things happened only two
OF lhroc mouths ago-and yet the Ga
@e:te, pretending ignorance Of these no.
torious facts, asserts publicly, and with
cut blush, that these laws have "adyo.
Gates" only among the "sclfs'yled demo
craft" sand that "ihey must stand spon-
sors for tho mischief they may occasion"!
Was there ever an instance Of more
downright lying?
We publish these facts not to saddle
The law upon any party, or to make IT
party question far from tit would bo
unjust TO give it the slightest party as.
pect, for members Of both parties voted
for it and members Of both parties voted
against lt,-but when we see picayune
politician attempting to make party capi-
tai by resorting 10 the most baretaced
misrepresentation, we deem it but justice
to the public to warn them Of his false
hoods and TO brand him with the infamy
which his scurviness deserves.
STAY LAWS UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
We publish at length in to days Ga.
zette the decision Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States on the subject Of
Valuation and Stay Lars. Our errorAor
last week in stating that this decision
was confined 10 mortgages containing
special power q sale was occasioned by
|ssslyisg upon the Interpretation given to
The .aattcr.by other papers. !: will be
seen that although the decision was upon
i single point, yetthe opinion Of the court
6egainsl the whole system Of stay and
nation laws 50 far as they may be re-
Irrespective in their operation.
y. .c..tJ r,c thu Sfnfa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

Adwarfis boine exhibited at Baltimore
by the significant name Of General Tom
Thumb, u. lie is 4 years old, 22 in
chcs high and weighs rs pounds
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
4 h a 4 D ADVERTISER
MORGAN & lE.NN, EDITORS.
ls'rRL'acros, MARCH 50, ,s4i.
LAST NIGHT OF TIE SESSION

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LAST NIGHT OF THE SESSION.
We isuaiisl, tc'ow Tho proceedings 81
s,kc last night cf The sess;os, Of the q s.
Senate o.. Tie nominations made % TIM,
Icdysty the President. They furnish
tss'ence 81 u nost extraordinary suite
81 shinggs---s' Fsesi!cn, without single
friend III the hiehest branch Of The na-
'ioual legislature Senate so divided
against itself iha, i, canno, cn.er,om SON.
,.ialc..ts Of CLARITY even Tor third par
~. II reminds US of the dcspotic whig
majority Of the same body in 1884,
when they took suc!, savage delight in
'ajectino, with every imaginable indie.
.ency, the nominations OF Gen. Jackson.
hey abused their temporary powor i'ha,
they might abuse and insult the man
who had dcilroncd them among the lco-
lie. Defeated, disgraccd. and despe rate,
they perverted tho las. preroga!lvc that
was LEFT ;:aoal to He base aud unprinci.
PED purposes OF sca,ing personal spleen
aud n em5: ,rassi,g as far as they could
tho policy o. Al administration which
had been CHOSEN BY the a!sDos, unanimous
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
LIFE OF GEN. JACKSON.

Mr.. KENDALL Formerly Post Master
Genoral) has issued proposals for publish
ing, in monthly numbers Of 10 pages
each the life Of Gen. Jackson--l,he
whole to be comprizod in some fifteen
numbers, and accompanied with engra-
yings.) at 81 for five numbers, or So for
tho whole series. 1t will be the RIOS;
able, complete and interesting history
ever written Of this distinguished man
Subscriptions will BE- received at this Of
f;co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
APPROPRIATION FOR TERRI
TOniAI. EXPENSES.

TO correct iii erroneous IMPRESSION,
VIC would state that there has been an
appropriation Of :s,.2O,i75 made by Con-
gress Tor the expenses Ct the next lcgis
la'ive assembly Of This Territory. II
wing editors start doubts on this subject
with the view Of iniurlng our Delegate
they mus, cSiec 70 lie caugl, in dirty
little Ealschools
DAGUEROTYpE MINIATURES.
We take pleasure in informing such @!
our readers as may wish TO obtain u true
likeness OF themselves or friends that
they can do so by calling Oh Mr.. MILLER,
at Gen. flights. We lave seen hume
rous specimens OF Mr.. Ms miniatures.
and have no hesitancy in ,ronouncing
them excellent
MILLERIsI.-- sASlTY.-SUlcIDE-
eastern exchanges bring US numerous ac-
counts Of persons who have become IN
sane under the influence of the Millcrlte
cxcitcncnts, some Of whom have '.heal-
cd'' all the prophecies, and put an End 10
all their fancied fears, By c".amit,:ns SUI
eide. These are n'"-lancholy facts for
'he records o! y century SO enlightened
as the r.;c<an,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

WlscoasiN.-An act was passed at the
recent session Of Congress, authorizing
the people Of Wisconsin to elect their
own SheriHs nndsJusticcs Of the Peace.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
Ell; ZODIACAL LlGHT

The bright light wki,.h We no.ice, in
our last as being observable in the South
vest, is thus noticed By the National In.
tc'ligencer Of the GIL. inst:
''Ihis interesting phenomenon in The
heavens was noticed here OH Monday
night and also OH Tuesday and Wedncs
day nights.
Zod'acal light appears in the morning
before sunrise, and in the evening after
twilight. !. is pyramid with the sun
for its basis. The sides are not straight,
but curved, as those Ola lens when viewed
cdgewiso. |. is generally seen about the
period OF tho equinoXss. when there is
the shortest twilight. This light rescm
b!es the milky Why, a faint twilight, or
The tail ola comet. The intensity OF the
light, its shape and ,inta, may be varied
according to the condition Of tho a,n,os.
phere, which is now rcna rkab,e for its
cIearness.
The zodiacal light was first described
about two centuries ago, and the various
theories respecting it may be seen b. re-.
!erring to works on astronomy.
The subjoined description bfth;. ,;cht
which wo cory from tho E,,cvclopglia
Americana, will, wo dare saw. be accep.
table to our reader., and especially to
those VINO .iave alarmed themselves with
the Apprehension that this ATMOSPHERIC
phenomenon was CoMEr, such as
Terror sheds
On gazing nations, from his fiery train
{ la npt ManS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

In every situation Of life there are com
lorts; lind them out and enjoy them.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

Lord Bacon says that there ere some
men SO selfish that they will set fire TO a
ne'ghbor's house, if it were but to roast
an egg
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

A FISH sToRY.-By tho Chillicoths
(Ohio) Advertiser, We learn that seven
thousand fish, measuring thirty.fiyc BUSH
els, were recently caught in the Scioto RI
yer, three miles below Chillicothe, in
about TWO hours, with seine eight yards
long. )
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

John Fairfield, Governor Of the State
|U( Maine has been elected TO fill the va
cancy in the United States Senate, occa-
stoned by the resignation Of the Hon. Ru-
el Williams Mr.. faiIfeld's term will
expirc on the 4,h OF March, 1e46
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

y IS easier 70 bring up dozen chil.
dren right, than TO reform one block
head
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
BEWARE OF COUNrERFElTs.

Counterfeit fires of the Bank Of San
dnsky (Ohio) arc in circulation in this
city and ncighborhood. Paper poor, and
engraving badly executed but the filling
up seems to be we'll done. We have not
recently seen genuine bill, and there
fore cannot make comparison.
TIE Weuther.-The Mississippi is still
bridged with ice a foot thick q, this place
and during the past week the ther-
mometer has stood in the neighborhood
Of zeyo--on one or two occasions below
ii.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
Approved, March Sd. 1913.

BLooMlNGToN HERALD We trust that
the decision Of the U. S. Supreme Courts
which may be found in another column:
will restore the Herald to its wontcd ami
ability Of temper, and also satisfy 9 Yorh's
leetle 6oy'' that there is now no necessity
for
-''monnting barbed steeds
To fright the souls Of fearful adyersariss'
So he may safely pocket his scattering
irons," and
'.;lung up his Bruised AIMS for monuments
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
BILLS LOST.

Tho bill providing for the occupation OF
Oregon Territory was lost in the House
Of Representatives. was also the bill
providing for relunding the fine imposed
upon Gen. jackson at New Orleans -
The country may we'll curse such Con.
gross.
The bill providing for the payment Of
the Iowa Militia who were called out du
ring our difficulties with Missouri, was,
on motion Of Mr.. CR1rTENpEN, Of the Sc
nate, Zone Of Mr.. CIay's ''White Char
lies,'') postponed Indefinitely. So we
go under the despo,ic promptings OF
Ciayism.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

o. JAMES MADISON Porter, Of Pensyl-
vania, has been appointed by the Presi-
dent Secretary for the Department Of
War, and has entered upon his duties.
Clarkc's Ne,v England Bank Note List
We have received this valuable month
|y, published in Boston, in exchange
We take great pleasure in recommending
it to the mercantile community us emf
nent'y worthy Of patronage. Price ST.
so per annum.
STAY LAws.--The Legislatures Of the
States Of kentucky, Virginia, and North
Carolina have each refused to pass Stay
laws, on the ground that they were un-
constitutional.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
! roG the N,.. YORK Journal Of Co,,inlc,cc,
RELIEF LAWS UNCONSIIrU-
TtONAI.

In rccen, number Of this paper we
announced the fact that the Supreme
Court OF The United States had decided tho
Relief Laws OF illinois (und the decision
IS equally applicable to tho Relief Laws
81! other ss,ates,) to he UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
Through the poiteness OF friend at
Washington: we arc now enabled 10 Law
before our reaacrs the opinion Of the
Court III er'enso. It is perhaps the most
iinpornn! Opinion that has been deli
yered, on Il constitutional question, since
the origin oil! our government. 1t Will do
moro 10 restore confidence than any lie.
glsIat!on. We learn that it has produced
a great sensation ut Washington, as it
will 10 Throughout. the country, and es-
peclally in those States where valuation,
stay, o: relief laws lave been enacted
All such laws arc nu'li'icd by this decis-
ION, In reference 10 contracts made pro.
vlous to their eEactment; and it is such
contracts alone, that prompt the enact
ment Of such laws. Ill other Courts,
both State and national, are bound by this
decision. 1t is now for the first time
given TO the pubic: having been revised
Tor the purpose by Chief Justice fancy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25
HALE BREED TRACT.

An act was passed at the late session
Of Congress, directing survey Of the
northern line Of the Half Breed Tract IN
Lee county. Annexed is a copy Of the
act authorizing the survey.
BE it enacted by Tie Senate and House Of Repre-
senfatoes oftht United States Of .lmer'ca tn Con-
to be surveyed and suitably demarked the north
boundary line OF the reservation for the use OF
the hai-breeds Of the .acs and Fox tribes Of lndi
ans the treaty othe fourth of August. one thou
Sand ei sht hundred and ,went, four beginning 1t
known and rec ogaised as the northwest corner Of
the State of Missouri, and running tsnce due cast
to the river Ns.i.sippi, the section Of saa line
ing between that stream and the river les Nolnes
being tae northern boundary line of SAID reserve a
ton
Annroyel Ai.rch 81 1919
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

Wheat is selling for So cents cash, a,
Chicago, illinois.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

The commissioners appointed at the
late scssion Of the Legislature for the
purpose Of relocating the county seat Of
Lee county, have removed the same from
Fort Madison and established it at West
Point. The district courts will continue
10 be held at Fort Madison until suitable
buildings shall be- erected at West Pointsl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

| nominate Henry :. Wiz Of Viruiaia
10 be Envoy Ex.raordla'.ry and Minister
plenip";entiary to lhe court Of his Males.
~ the King OF tn rrench, iii the place
Of Lewis Cas-, resigned
LINN TYLER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

Democratic Victory.-The democracy
Of the city Of Buffalo, N. Y. have elected
their Mayor by majority Of 400. This
is doing we'll in city, where but two or
three years since whiggery reigned tri
umphant by large majority. The
s'change" illustrates the power Of the
,:sober second thought" over the minds Of
Inc people.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

To the Ssnaie oF tie UaiteA States:
!! non..n,.;: Caleb Gushing, OF Massa
chusotts, TO be Secretary o; tho Trcasu-
~, III the place Of, Waite: Forward, re-
SIGNED
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-25

Mas .sa;essr; .l!.,n, Archer, Basby,
Barrow, Hayara. Benton, BARREN, Clay
ton, Coarad, Gratis, Crittenden, Dayton,
Graham, Henderson, Huntington, Linn,
Msnsam. Mcrr.r!s, s!.l!er, Alorehead,
Phelps, Porter, ;s5evlor, simmons, Smith
Of Indiana, :;pragae, Tappen, White, aud
Woodb; id se--99.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
yGE. Ell. NO. 4s..

ducc harmony as general effect, OF all bird
Voices none are more sveet and cheerful to my
ear than those of swallows, in the dun, sun
strcaked interior of a lofty barn; they address
the heart with even closer sympathy than
Robin Red-brcast But, indeed, all these winged
people, that dwell in the vicinity OF honesleads. ]
seem to partake of human nature, and possess
the germ, if not the development, Of immortal
souls We hear them saying their meodlous
prayers, at mornings blush and even.tide, a
little while ago in the deep Of night there came
the lively thrill Of birds note from neghboring
trce real song, such as greets the purple dawn
or mingIcs with the yellow sunshine. What could
the little bird mean, by pouring 1t forth at mid
night? Probably the music gushed out OF the
midst OF dream, in which he tanccd himself IN
Paradise with his mate, but suddenly awoke on
cold, lcahcss bough with a England mist
penetrating through his feathers. That was
sad exchange Of imagination for reality.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
WHOLE NO. $50.
SANDS,S SARSAPARILI.A.

THIS MEDICINE stands unrIyalled. based MS
1t intrinsic merits for the removal and 5adicsi
cure OF those diseases whc peculiarly St1Pte BE-
IN: Snty vegetable and composed o! the choicest selection
oi tuSeIcnis which Soa>ozaHce with tr avs 'a
govern The animal economy enabled - throw OF
disease take healthy actiol ana hs powers nature
M Ls na ura functions iho9>2E'is can and h4vr rs
hr 20 us ehcaey IN removing vlncus chronic constitution
eeas5r o,iSinatIac uaHeflty GCprNGs state OF
M oio anu other EuiS sc.oiulE elaT-rrlstt 81 the
laads and iurh-g salt reun, ril''orr baE,
81 se eczema and oses similar afsc,'rss. si.y AMI
e1scta!s enr by us use, but by the epSu few hiS
Is SOMETIMES rs TERMED 9u1csry, The Subject acquires passing
reinl'k ne question: what !uscSry and no iuac
Is OF serious moment and IS th rscvaoa OF lth >too
Psrtan - D. titled WITH II ot The sreslet couse
ws,e disease nvateS physical frame Il; take prom,t and
efficient 70 reptl the attack Whl,er e who
h reserved nights. and prescribe. al E5i.um ,- mos,
powerful aents including some Of the vrulcnt poisos
Aad o iata! tsrininaIcG siFy the patient
died of - hs wGn by hbOT'oIs aa long co,n,;e,! ia
resgaton draws forth from the natuce hidden
Of useful knowledge aud applies ,s benefit of su
erH- humanity. riskiuc his reputation IN the result
entitled public confidence the afflicted caaGetr.,nie
f the mark Of weak lad PreJudce mnd 10 REJECT any
thing false because 1t does not VIII: own econ
criys notions: but Ii evidence oi noble AID s,uerou
mn IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
REFINED SUGARS.

At THE FOIL OWING Low CASH PRICES:
N7OOLSEY AND WOOLSEY offer their stand
W ard quality Double refined Sugar; follows, namely:
Loaf cepts pound When esI thar : S@ G1@eksse.
Powdered = Il! do do Per pound additional.
The above packed IS follows:
fasfsd 3's p EFT Ssii 20 '| charge packages
ApIiy the N.wYork Patent Sugar Refinery Of
South and Montgomery streets, al - Wali-stvcet
y b. Orders OF the city be msanied by re-
Ipl m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

for your aene than you any cthsr store Ia
tse city. Please come and see for yourselves
Come enc come sll-come poor man thou,
Great bargains for all ready now g..
PSCountry merchants and Others IN ne u-c :, -
tall bargains At this Please Ieco!!ecs =.
stieet, corner Of Monroe
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

NOUNTRY COLLECTIONS-J Dickinson,
CAuogncy at Law, Wilkes Barre. Pa will attend with
promptness aud fidelity all bus entrusted 20 is care
in the County OF Luzerne and in the adjoining Counties
References in the City Of New-YoTk:
George y. Titus, Esq
MesSrs. We,more Co. corner of Ve.ey and Warrington
strpcts.
tbenezer Pa, Cashier OF the Leather Manufacturers Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
REMOVAL.

~ COLES, grateful for past '4yors, would re-
~. .pectiuly his friends aud the ruhc that he has
removed his MOROCCO CASE NlANuFACTORY, from
his old stand No g2 III B:oway nearly opposite John
street, 2 oo where he still continues msnulaeture Mo
Cacs OF ali descriptions reduced prices OF the best
materials aud workmanship low prices any other
adjustment IN the city.
~ Be c. llaers himself that cm the long experience
Of twenty years the above business that for workman
ship durability ceaness he cannot be- surpassed By any
other IN the country.
\ orders thanky received aud executed with neatneas
,rd .iis,,trh rn3l lws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

pOARD IN BROADWAY.-Persous wishing
~ Board IN pleasant part cf CITY are requested % c.l
al e:S Bro9dway 5swesn Bond and Blseckes.strees Gem
tcr and their Wives car be furnished with aors h,vinc
b-rooUls attached few single gentlemen can b. hand
soleiy accommodated. Rooms for Bosrdcrs TERMS
NIP Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

C'IIEAP BOARD at Staten Island-A few gem
~ Irniea families can b accommodated with board IN
delightful part New Brighton The spacious and
grounds aud beautiiu lDQairs imme.
teiy AT the New Brighton House New Brighton riaS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

: OF and situated IN Broai-s,re~t, Newark y j. ior
lnr.ly Tie EeSdencs oI Col Ogden deceased. Buine GOOD
Housr with suitable out-6ulngs having me vie OF
tr Pessae River, and well adapted for business man has
GOOD fall ot water the premises and large front eu
Ijruadst-.et. Price SSar. Applvru
4. ?. SMITH 81 Lib-rty-st.
In3g Tvs or s9i BFNad-st. Newark
BROADWAY SHOE STORE FOR SALE
bscssr offers hts stock OF Ladies Shoes
Sse with the Fixtures OF the aud the good viii OF the
taGd foF ie He has liberal share ot the patronage
Of The most g-tre customers of the CITY and country for the
last I AID wishes r.nquish The business In
quiTe On The premises. 3. LOCKWOOD
rn.sl Iy, Ill Brnaiwav.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03
.I3 eoG5n

SCRlBNER Il CO.
are rp head Jet, ard selling
Boots 4 Shoes cheaper ,hsa
ever, al the grra. Csrh2Yine
Boot and Shoe market, 70
CstharIne street, corner Of
Monroe st. The subscribers
having advantages .ha; bu,
few in the trade pos.ess.
pledge ,hemselves lIf you
call nnnn tllemi 10 give you
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

WANTED INlIE.OlAItLY-25 Landsmen
w CAmercaas for Winding Voy age. frs class shiIs
Alc coo.er>, clr.a:ers and biscksmbs. ~
bar extra pay III he gwen Al clothing and other
articles furnished rl- credit o; the voyage For
!hsr .a-tIcaI1rs apply 10 the gent,
~ iI-EErS xr.ir.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

D0ARDlNGi.-A front and back parlor on the
and their wives. uishtj uaurniShed. l., witt,
board, Also. " SMILE gent":arg o. accommodated
with board and pleasant Terms moderate. Apply
No . East Broadway. u3 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-03

few single getlemen. or gentle
men with her wives may Obtain very pleasant furnished
psio,> aad teiroous witk board No So White st~,.a
few doors f.om Broadway my25 I'M