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NTOTICE.-Ih hereby give notice that have
l v this day given my son, Mason Crown, the
of his minority, and that shall here
after pay no debts of his contracting, nor claim
any of his earnings. THOMAS CROWN.
Brandon Jan. 10, 1914. 32:3w
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-07

AGRICULTURE IN BELoIuM.-The
country between Ostand and Burgess is,
like nearly all Belgium, perfect para
disc for farmers. 1t is level as a floor,
and most laboriously cultivated till every
inch of ground is compelled to produce
its utmost. 1t is one vast garden, and the
tulips of the Dutch lancers do not receive
more unceasing attention and nursing
than the turnips and cabbages of the Bel
gian Farmers,
The fields are covered with men and
women, digging and wedding, and we'll
they may, for in one district (St. Nicho.
las,) there are 5,2l0 inhabitants to every
square league. The superficial farmers
of America, who imperfectly turn up the
soil of thousand acres, might take a
profitable lesson from the care and skill
which here enables every acre 10 support
more than It's man. IN. Y. Tribune.
i y \ IL
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-07

II AN h0mcwGrd bOUad," as The loafer
said, when they were taking him to Bride
well,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
Democratic gain in the
6ftooo C<atn~

Democratic gain IN the
fifteen States 127933
The above fifteen States gave !.
gate vote Of l,425,3l2 in 1870: 49, NJ
ten (leaving out South Carol;oa, ~rs
have not voted since the nou1in,f;c-. .
May last, gave an aggregate vote q -
497 IN 1910. If the Democrats v.;r \, 4
be in the same proportion in these Y. !.
it has been in the fifteen States. 4 ~,
be 86,l37: which, added to the .ctu,l..:.
in the fifteen, would make 2l4,O50. ~
which deduct las, sos, the wh;e. m.;..;..
in 1910, and it leaves Sc, 1855 fcr Nv -.
ocratic majority in 1874.
In giving the democrptic na;cs;t;;.,.a !.
the fifteen States that have voted s;ncs 4.
nominations, we have put them al Il Il.
lowest point. We should have put M
souri, 1924 higher, on account Of q.
ALP "soft" democrats VINO voted with 4.
wings; or rather the wiigy, vssed VA
them. And in Alabasaa and 1Tlincs, 4.
vote Of 1910 Is taken where he Mh.,
ran no candidates. The gain in the 6Aeees
States should be aboun 100000, whirh
would make corresponding gain IN u,
other ten; but we have thrown out al vote,
about which the wings could cavl.-
Globe. 49, &3 --tf4 A-@
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
Bartley's majority will not Fl
far short Of 2OOO. n-Hasrkeve.


ANOlhEk NOOHbACk.
The following appears in the Hawksye
Of Thursday: ~
"CoAIlrlox ssrwsrx J. g. Bsasar AND
i. X. PoLx." l
''If any doubt has previously existed .ol
Mr.. Brneys locofoco bearings their doubts
are now solved. Mr.. B. has been nominate
Cd Representa-. ....n the popular branch Of
the Legislature j.; the Palkass Of S S::ss::'...w
County, Michigan"
WsoaA hardly keep up with the many
"Roorbacks" pablished in that pspsr, and
are therefore cumpelled to give very brief
refatations. The fSllewing i : fun ono 70
the above. So: s8
The Albany Angus q ths l0sh says
"The Detroit Free Pres of Saturday
last pronoancss he alleged nomination Of
James G. Birney By the Democrats Of Seq
inaw county, Michigan, - ! '.Roorbaek, !"
and trick got up By the wings for effect
in Western New York and Ohio. The
SANS paper contains the expose of the dem
ocrsas # Saginaw in accommodation q this
trick. lsl@ TaFsa ~ yslssn ss snas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
- - - mn
Secretary Of Iowa Territory.
TREAsuRv DEPARTMENT., }
Comptroller's OEs,
Sent, 18th. 1874

Sr:-ln reply to SO much Of your h.
ter Of the 10Th instant, as relates 10 "
payment Of arrearages, Of expense C. g.
mer sessions Of the Legislative Asembf
ofthe Territory Of Iowa. have NE NM
to inform you that, As the appreprismd
sic, 1888, by Act Of Congress, appsSa
18th June, l844,--o,lt Of which lid =.
rearages may be paid in whole q ~
was made in gross and primarily y defg
the expenses Of the next annual sessia 4
said Assembly, and because Congress, y
their Act approved 18th May, lS42, ~
vided that the Legislative Assembly d -
Territory shall thereafter in any instancs,
or under any pretence Whatsoever, exceed
the amount appropriated by Congrssi +
its annual expenses; it follows, nscessaTi!,
that the expenses Of the approaching y.
nual session must be satisfied out o(sa
appropriation, before any part thereof -
be applied to the payment Of arrsarssssd
former sessions. ifat-.
But to assure the proper, prcmpt %
full Or raAeable payment Of such arrearyss'
out Of the remainder Of said approprntiaA
after the expenses Of the next snnus -
sion shall have been defrayed-h = ezpt
dent that you should early ascertsia ~
all, who may have claims for such prIai
ages, the date, amount, other particas'A
and evidences Of their several ~ ~
pcctive claims--that you may ssad = "
stract thereof to this Departmesk 49,
tain in due season appropriate inshssss.:
for your government, with respect y n@
payment. fEsEBt.GsY AsRxeNs
With great respect = af
l.s,.s. es.e Your obdt seTvx -,
j. w. M'CULUH.
SAN'L J. BuRa, Esq, SccJ Sfisn
Territory, Burlington, I. r.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

In the calculations of chances, as well
~ in every species Of business, there is no
sure glide but figures. Give certain data,
and figures will work out the result Of
moral caases as truly as the forces about
which natural philosopho is conversant.
The result Of our elections, when conclu-
ded, is not more perfect index Of the pop
ular feeling which produces the result,
than the preliminary elections before the
final issue are Of the bearing Of the cur
rent which must decide that issue. The
true mode, then, of ascertaining the fate of
parties dependent on the peoples suffraees,
is to ascertain how those suffrages have
been cast in various sections Of the Union,
in all the preliminare elections Just past.
Sum them up together on both sides, and
then compare with the results Of the pre-
vious general election at the same polls
Set down the gain and loss Of the respec-
tive parties, and then, BY the rule Of three,
the gain or loss in the. portion yet to vote
may be with much precision ascertained.
1t 10 in this mathematical mode tibet we
have come to our conclusions that the fed
eral party viii Be defeated Ly At least
6S, 600 votes in the presidential election
in November. Nothing can defeat the cal :
culation. unless the moral causes which
have operated 50 far in effecting the chan
ges in favor Of the democracy, which the
ballot-boxes have shown up to this time,
oease t. Be effective during the next two
weeks. Doubtless some small counterac-
tive influences may be applied within that
time, butts 70 turn back steady cur
rent. which has been running in one way
for four years.
It will b seen from the following ssstis-
::::ce that we do not state our accounts after
the fashion Of our neighbor Of the Nation
al Intelligeneer. That print, for instance,
Gets down Maryland - certain for the fed
ersl ticket tive weeks hencs, because il
gave that ticket Eve hundisd Of 4 majority
two weeksago. And it sets down Penn
sylvania - certain for tbs federal ticket
two weeks hence, b cause 4 gave he
democratic ticketnearly Eve thoussnd NJ
jority in TIE last weeks election. Our
rule viii not work both ways; bat We
think i win work very safely in this way.
We state the case thus:
The following fifteen States have held
State elections since Col. Polk and Mr..
Clay werpAeninatsd - Nay ~; and We
their votes with the election Of
l84O, when Gen. Harrison was elected BY
Id, 605 majority, leaving out South Caro-
lisa, which elected BY her legislature. and
therefore the denocsaGic majority in tlnt
State could not Be ascertained: I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

day iMAugnst next. The Legislaturesis
to6nsi4 # iifty-six members seventeen
snd thi1ty-nins representative
to be elected = follows The county q
Leo 2 senators and 8 representatives;
Van Buren,, 2 senator's and 4 reps; Des
Moines, 2 senators and 4 reps; Davis
and Wapello, ! senator Jointly, and rep.
each; Appanoose and Kishkekosh, l rep.
each; Henry ! senator and 3 reps; Lou
lisa and Washington, I senstor jointly, and
= reps. each; Ksokuk and Mahaska, /.
senator jointly and ! rep. each; Muscatine
and Johnson, l senator and l rep. jointly,
and l rep. each; Scott and Clinton, SEN
ator jointly and l rep. each; Cedar. Linn
and Benton, ! senator jointly, and Cedar
] rep. and Linn and Benton l rep; Jack
son and Jones, ! senator and 2 reps; Du-
buque, Clayton, Delaware, &c. 2 senators,
and Dubuque | rep, and Clayton, Della
ware, &c. ! rep. The first meeting u the
Legislature is to be held at lis place on
the FIRST Monday in November next; and
the Convention also decided, and it win be
constitutional provision, that until 1866
the scat Of government shall be at Iowa
City.
The subject Of salaries was up for con-
sideration to-day, and the Convention gave
a practical illustration Of its love for econ
omy by deciding that the pay Of the State
ofhce.s shall be as follows: Governor,
$500; Secretary of State $500; Auditor
Of Public Accounts, $500; Treasurer,
$300!; Judges Of the Supreme Court
each, $500; Judges Of the District Court,
each, $500. Ihave no hesitation in avow-
ing my conviction that many Of the allow
ances here made are too low, and in this
opinion l believe the mass Of the people
themselven, from whom the taxes are tc
be collected will coincide with me. Mer
in the public employ, who devote all their
time to the public service, should at leas
be paid sufficient amount to enable then
to support their families. This they can
not all do under the salaries before stated
1t will take the half Of $3OO-the amour
agreed upon a the salary Of the State Au
ditor-to pay house rent. To use an ex
pressive saying this is "running the thin
into the ground;" and we are indebted 70
it, partly, there is reason to apprehend, +
desire on the part of some to make Bun
KUN speeches and cast Bunkum votes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
Notice to Public CLAIMANT.
SEcRErARY's OFrIcE, y
BURLINCroN. /. T.. Nov I. 1874 Z


In accordance with the instructions On.
tanned in the following letter from u
First Comptroller Of the Treasury dAe
United States, all persons having d.
against the Territory, payable out III d.
annual Congressional appropriations, N
requested 10 forward their demands. nrun.
erly authenticated, 10 this office, 4 . 81,
a date as possible The following poiuis
may serve as guide in arranging 6s Z.
counts and proof. Y II.
First-DraW up Your ball . svie;,,Ay
presented to the Territorial Legislature.
stating the service rendered and ancut
demanded. ~ Il
Secondly-Beiow the bill let Al eno.
randum show when the Legislative -
preparation was made, giving the psgs 4
the laws, the year; and section Of the a.
Thirdly-State whether any portion d
the claim has been paid, and if 30, b.
whom and at what time. rs
The Comptroller's letter reached tAs
place during my laie absence to Iowa Ciy,
and was forwarded and returned ann
bearing four post marks. This will n.
count for the difference between the IL
of this notice and that Of the letter.
x.rt' G pY1Hn
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
Iowa CRY, Oct Is, 1874.

Iowa CRY, Oct rs, 1874.
The select committee to which was re-
ferred the subject Of corporations submit
ted report yesterday morning, which, ..
yet, is Enacted upon. The report recon-
menc.s-, in substance, the adoption Of the
main ieaiurs: Of the majority report, with
the addition Of requiring Ill bs.iiss charters,
before being submitted to vote Of the peo-
pie, 10 be passed BY . two-third vote d
Tic Legislature.
This morning the Convention took up the
report Of the committee on the schedule,
and after making one or two unimportan,
amendments ordered il to b ensrossed for
. third reading. By adopting this report
the Convention has decided in favor Of
submitting the Constitution to Congress at
its next session, and to make application
ION admission. If admitted, then the con-
stitution, with any amendments Congress
may make. viii b submitted to the people
for Eaai6eation or rejection 1t the township
elsoiisnsin April nsxt, but If not admitted,
The vote will still BE taken upon the con-
skitaticn = framed b the Convention, The
power being sivsnto the Staie Legislature
70 raffy OF reject any amendneuEs which
G nsrsssnay subsequently propose. The
first election for Stale ol6eers, undsr The
constitution, isto be AsA % he 6rst Men
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
SOMETHING ENCOURAGING gol
THE WINGS.
Whi9 RvrnAaA.

The wings made for themselvss 60
show u fun 4 few weeks ago III sDd1us =
ing 10 knock . pyramid Of de~ees.
States into pieces. The following : 1
last whig pyramid, which ~ hcPs@
friends viii not distnrb.- UaSs.
CLAY EA#f w sn@
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

PESssYLvAsrA.--The majority for
Skunk the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is variously stated in different pa
pcrs. Some put Il down at 5000, and
some as high as 6,00O-we think, how
ever, it will not vary far from $500. The
democrats have majority on joint ballot
Of 10 over all parties-6 in the House
and 10 in the Senate.
The Pittsburgh Pest thus sums up the
result:
"Our victory may 30 thus summed up:
We have elected our Governor, Canal Com
missioner and Fourteen of the Twenty
Four Congressmem-and we have Ma
jcrisy n botA branches Of lie Legislative"
GEoaeIA--GLoRlous TRIUMPH or THE
d Observation-Disclosures returns have
been received from this State to show that
we have elected four out Of the eight mem
bers Of Congress, and have carried the
State BY sone }ow ~ fee Thousand in the
popular vote! Although the wing Lsgis-
ture 20 districted the State - to give the
democrats . majority in but one out Of the
sssM districts, they have suoceededin fo.x.
This State may now be set down as sase
for Polk.
The Nashville Union in giving the re-
turns from thirty-one Of the Western
counties. adds the following:
GALLANT B4ssr and be8r.-
When Nhiggery was in, power, it 90 carv-
Cd out1he Congressional districts a to rem.
der It almost impossihlefor the Democracy
to choose majority of members. Never
theless, we are certain Of roua ont Of
EIGHT, and possibly Gas we first stately
nve. OF the popular vote in the whole
State, it seems to US that the DEMocaAcv
MUST HAVE 4 LARGE AND DECIDED MAJOR
rrY. We annex returns a. far a. re-
ceived, which indicate that gleat revolu-
ton has taken place in our favor.
Thus have we returns from one-third Of
the counties in Georgia, showing that the
democratic nett gain since last year
amounts to more than thirty-6ve hundred
linus :@::.;; and that THE pExocaAcr Ans
TWO ruousxsscc And EIenrErx Aarx..-
We have no doubt that the Democratic ma
Jorlty in that State will exceed our original
estimate Of FIVE THOUSAND. CeorRia may
In our judgment, be considered perfectly
SAFE AND sulS ron PeIL xAD Dallas
AaxAxsAs Earcr-G Glorious iyi.v,nA
q IL Ds~eersey oser Ae eosbissd forces
Of IL Fsdrslists nd JMtegrs|s.-Ths re.
turns from this State have been slow in
coming in, but now that they have come
the wing reports Of last week are aknock-
ed into pie" Tho following, from the
Missourian gives the fullest account We
have seen Of the electian In this State:
--sF From the Miasourian.
i 0AoRtous Afkamsns- Deaaer ,ama \
Notse.ay iswhisgery bsalen in Arkan-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
HAWKEYE ELECTION RETURNS.

HAWKEYE ELECTION RETURNS.
In order to guard our wing friends from
placing too much reliance On the election
returns a. published in the Hawkeye, We
viii publish few extracts from the las,
Thursday's paper and compare them with
the facts.
PEsHsYLvAsIA.-"No secoant give.
Skunk higher saajority than shout 1000. =
Hmoksys.
The New York Tribune ("Whie")
says ,3 !.
ut is now settled that the majority 70,
Francis r. Skunk, a. Governor, is very
nearly 5.ooo-probably little less, though
it may be MORE"
Nsw JEasrY.-The Hawkeye says
'eThs wing majority Is l774." Our ex.
changes put it down At about 400.
"OH,o.-B artley's majority will not fall
far short Of 1000. "-Hnpkys.
The Ohio papers set it down At 1000
We might 81 on and enumerate simila,
errors in regard to every election that Ia.
been held this season, to wit: the return,
from Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky, North
iCsroins, Louisiana, &c.-many Of which
still stand ,sseosrsetsd- but want of room
prevents.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

3xcrr COONS suwOl
AEGlE0S 81 fslss
se NJ VERMONT I v
KENTUCKY ,r.ai Il
N ,,.. BANKRUPTCY
ASSUMPTION ~
DOUBLE DEALING Il Il
BROKEN PROMISES y
ROORBACK FORGERIES

An oilce sssksr renArkS1 tks 81
that. il he only knew which pasty r.
triumph 4 The ensuing elsctisa, = !
20 his death for IL, ~, 2.,og = ~.
This reminds w. of The slipN m,
atheists prayer, a. he wss shout
for the last time: 20 Lord, il thsre ~
save my soul, ifi have any. H-Bsse. n. ~! ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

The French Minisaer .sf - 49, -
hes advertised for s. large bloeks :
bic TO complete the tomb 81 NaPssse
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02
ELECTION RETURNS.

QH.o.-Tbe actual majority for Bartley
in this State will not be known until the
votes are counted at Columbus. The
latest papers, however, state that it will
not vary much from ] 900.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-02

9 Notsoaly iszwhisgesy bsaiea in Arkan-
sas, but + is annihilated! The regularly
noninatsd ticket has triamphed tAsre
ah.caghoas, agaisst the bee compound Of
whlegery and treachsgy-5or itsesns that
in Arkansas, o wei asin Missouri the