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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26

TEsNEssEE.-Ihe Nashville Union says, the re
turns from this State are still Incomplete and the
vote far is close that it will be imp ossible for us
TO tell who has majority until get the off,
cial returns. We do not believe the majority will be
more than forty for either party.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26

The Hon. SnAs WRicHr, Governor elect arrived
in town yesterday, and will remain in the city few
days, the guest of Comptroller Flagg. He will also
spend few days at the residence of Ex-Presdent
Van Buren,, at Lindenwad. -.4ibany Atlas
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26


FREEMEN HuNr-A candle burns darkest neares,
the wick, and the shining lights of MANKIND are Oft
enest least celebrated in the immediate neghborhood
Of their tolls. TIE 65th number of The Merchants
Magazine was handed to us, half an hour SINCE and
the simllitude above expressed crossed our mind as
We glanced at the cover Of the periodical and re-
membered what we know of its editor. Hunt has
been glorlhed in the Hong Kong Gazette is regular
~ compIimented by the English mercantile auihori-
ties, has every banker in the world for an eager sub
scroer, every consul, every ship owner and naviga-
tors filed away as authority in every library and
thought of IN half the countries of the world as ear
Iy as NO. s, IN their enumeration Of distinguished
Americans-yet, who seeks to do him honor ia The
city be does honor to- The Merchants Magazine,
though prod gy Of perseverance and industry, is not
an accidental development Of Hunts energies.
lie has always been siogua ly sagacious and orgi-
nal IN dew ing new works and good ones He was
The founder OF the first "Ladies' Magazine of the
first "Childrens Periodical" he started The "Ameri-
can Magazine Of Useful and Entertaining Know
ledge" complied the best kno sn collection Of Anne
rican anecdotes, and is indie siigable wri er-ihe
author, among other things. OF "Leers labout the
Hudson I" mutual friend Il Hunt and ourself says
OF hi Ills most impt rtan labor was tie . irc-
ton and successful establishment Of The "Nerch, uts
Magazine and Commerce Review Hayin, had
the mests OF ascerta ming the precise want of the
commercial public, and knowing that almost every
Other class OF our population possessed its appropr
ale work, he conceived that nag ZINE and review,
devoleo to The interest OF that large, wealthy and
respectable class, the merchsn.s-a work which
should be thoroughly practical and national in its
Character, mbotyIDg commercial natter literary
and statistical, having national bearing upon their
interests and intelligence, and supported by ripe
and disciplined minds, would be drsiderstum.
his nau 'al work, tending to inform us Of the
causes W ich had acted upon the trade and m
MERGE IN TINES past, and The expanding growth OF
country, he has at Ie' 9Th Dug 1 out with full sue
cess In this p. rodicai he has opened vein Of
thought especiTy adapted TO the peculiar Of our
American minds, and erected monument which
will endure "
Hunt play yellow Of ours j, round, j,cker days,
and we have Always looked at him with reminiscent
interest His luminous eager eyes, he goes along
the street, keenIy bent on his errsnd, would impress
any observer with an ca OF his genius and determl-
nation, and we think 1t is quite time his earnest he
was IN the engraver's hanos and his daily passing by
mark for the digto monsiyari. Few more valuable
or more noteworthy citizens among Us - Ersning
Mirror.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26
Il. A. LACY, s.o

NorE After the adjournment Of the meeting
Mr.. Murdoch rendered TO ITS officers hi. list of sub
scnbers TO the Ball he had intended TO give at Caru
sis Saloon. II was also understood that Mr. Caru.
sis Saloon could be obtained for the Inauguration
Ball.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26

IN TMOsG THINGS whICa. ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ Ussry-is HoN-EssEAriALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHAR,rv.-Augusttn.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-11-26


FRAscE.-The return of King Louis Philippe to
his dom nj, ms has yet IesseDed the discus
sions the French journals on the policy of his visit,
but their specu atioDs offer little novelty and are
seeming teduus from frequent repetition. The Min
sterIs papers still contend that the visit is event
{ great national Importance; while the organs Of
thu Opposition epdeayor to separate the King from
The people by asserting tfat IL was only Tor personal
compliment TO him. The marriage OF the Due
d'Aumsle to the Princess Caroline of Soerno will
take place Immediately, d will be made the occa
sion for general amnesty for political offenders in
France and Naples.
The Paris papers announce that france is taking
steps TO abolish negro slavery in its colonies The
Governor of the sIvnj Of Bourbon, in opening the
colonial Council on The 2Dtb Of May last, made sim
liar statement luto that island free aborers from
China and the East Indies will be imported
Violent storms ravage the South of France In
MarseIIIes the inunoatons have been great that the
water above the carriage wheels in The streets
terrific storm visited Toulouse on the Oath Of Oc-
tober AT AvIgnon and other towns, he Rhone the
DuraDce, snd the Saone, have ov,rfowed and com
mtt.d much injury.
A very destructive storm and VIII rlwnd ravnred
Ce tie, near Montpelier, the 22d of last M NTH
Many buildings we're destroyed, and two bundred
more or less injured and number Of persons were
wounded by the falling houses while two are known
to be killed. and several m sslng An inundatiop
followed the wat,rs Of the canal rising o a great
hight Boats and Lighters were sunk, and thirty
persons are supposed to have perIshed in them =
SINE merchan-vessels were also wrecked ia the
barbor. The appearance Of the town is described as
borribe--as if it had sustained siege.
SPAIN The two Chambers were constituted on
the 18th and on the 18th. The ministry brought for
weird their long expected bill for the proposed re-
form OF the constitution. The provisions are TO the
following purport The preamble of the present con-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

a By The speech e assthsr nenber Of spposite
views Il 10 Impossible or HIN u "sa "a, J" End
rising with great earnsstnsss bsgins ~ aging:
aMr. speaker F-a-e-r y i ttsa - . inpsgn
the motions Of any member On this door, but, cir,
| must vote against this BILL" &C. Among the
member q ~ Hosss.whe lsgislats apoe prin-
ciple, there ars many who deserve cemmen-
dation for the bold and decided stand taken By
them; to PARTICIPANTS, however, might b dsea-
Ell invidious, and therefore abstain.
There is very little Or no gaiety 10 the city, ind
except 6or he ~ hSsss which ~ Lsgislssussis
not in session, you weald think every day 70 b
the sabbath, the streets are % still md smpy.
had intended to have given yos soms sketch
Of the debates in tn Hoase during my stay here
|'but shall b com, s1A (, omit i until another
time. In the meantime, believe -,
Yours truly,
DAMS TRUSTY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

~
Ia ths llaass, n To ssh ul,., Mr..
70 % psseeascd she manorial Of the
nsyor and aldermen of The city Of Bur
lirgton, in tho Territory Of Iowa, ear
nsasiy pnying Coagrsas for the passage
ofan act--s form Cor which accompanied
Tho msmoriai-so enable -claiman,s Il,
the unsold lots in saii city 10 pcrfsc,
thesr titles: referred 10 tho COMMITTEES on
Public Lands.
A resolution has hoen Adopted in the
Hoose ins,ruc,ing tho committee On rar.
sisoriss to report the athauhs snnudlly
expended in The Terfinfies forfhs court.
and also to enquire into he sxtsdisncy
Of 40 altering no law a. % authorize
the appoinraaassSf'au, one D. s Dis,ric,
Judge fbr the srdAsaSK"n ri u. s. husi
ness, lesving u the Territorial k~pi.la
lures he dhty Of providing Cor the ap
poin'msns and payment Of mo .ssdge,
having Territorial jurisdiction.
The Judiciary committee have ais,
been instructed to inquire whether III
'rsf diem allowed 10 D.s,rte, attorneys
Msrshals and Clerks, may ,vc, BE- who'll,
~'.lhs'ds and also rspor, The amean, ~,
aasl'y paid 1arssntSf rooms, &c. IA tn
W rious ci.cai,s
This, :aken ia connection with the pro
posed reductions afm,r Legislative appro
pr'a'm, Looks a. though uccle Sam va
getting Hrd ofus. losk oot tor ne "a
scindiag Of the la.s instruc,iliohs 10 III
Marat.al.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

We learn that this Law will b. 80
snended ~ IN cmRnc svary wStlon in.,i.
iu'cd hv saMM'ms to the township where
the dsfsnaian, resid-s. Mnls.s ,ha defend
ant is non. residea, &c the county where
tho plaintiff rsa:des. ia which latter case,
the action may b. Brought in either
township IN the rcan,y. Whnre- there
is moro than ono defendant, Tho sui, may
BE- brought l. any township where -i.
iher defendant resides. Actions ins,i,u.
ted by Attachments may b. brought in
any township where tho prnpAr,y Of the
dctrswian, nay b ennd. Execution. Ars
confined to the townships who're he sal,
il brought, unlrsa m properly Uf The
deferdan, saa II tSaUd ,hsteia, when |,
may issNs 10 any ,o&asnip in the county
Where suit Is commenced BY warrant
tho 6e(sndar, may jpiA issue "a the fact,
alleged in the afldxNN of the plaintiff
and upon which the ~aran, il isaed.--
The scs allowing Burlington township 4
los,ics's will BE- ~ amended a. 10 allow I
only. Arrovision viii IN Inserted in The
new oct, allowing tho niMfict Court "a
.ss~s-.~ NJ, ,'s'A~~ ,'f NJ, sA-.s~A e. ~r-s.~
upon his failure. ~ pay over promptly Al
m,ncys coming into his Ia nas. either by
tines OF hy collection Ia h civil suit. Tn,
&C. will probably take eifsc, on the frs
day Of April
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
et. Loslis Prices Current

FEb. 1, 1874.
Flssr:-$s 81 81 for country; city mini,
a = Z "a so.
WAeet.-75 50, scsfce and in demand.
C6Ts.-%22 70 Is, in the ear. Oats DO.
Perk.-P Prime % 75s @6j nrm 81 50 . s.
Is. Sales-dull.
Lard-~Conmcn 4 to 4 1-2;- prime a I'D a 1
cts. A g60d article 10 demand 81 TIE last 6s.
dree.
AeMY. -NosA II narket.
b.dss; - = - fSr white, 80 81 for esst6r
Bssssss.-zlnmay ale Il IS q Is.
hs6c.-=lK 1sISiAA II s fer dry, and ~ III
green, Dry s1ltel1 IA . -.
lsllsW.-6 ties ~, u fequesf.
Wkiskiy ID ~ 70 10 -
S.sss.--esisss risiAg. 4Sir 2 - 80 l-2;
psinl e9SeI
GO 81 ~ kas.l hesvy, - satss dan.
3 3. 4y6kr1.t.&A 49, C rstts MD sr-ss NJ N
s.Nlslss1es.- to 30.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

was not ab6oluAly wroal,.a C. .,.
having accidensly ri aixsa VA n.
sugars % WI 1
70 ave ne lscssJlr % ,ssrss -
! handed him IN iPecacuanha losSns. !.
taste, from my own pocket After -.
dty smackinRs of TIA lipa. which 4.
male patient initiated, Ne was asked ~.
he tasted, but the man was too wids I ..s
70 hasasda randsm eusas. and con1s.s
himself TO evasivc answers such g VII.
very NICE" &C, 500 fr :"
Tho eirl beine INV appsSsSs a. =.
tured 70 say; "lt's .somssMng swvs, -
Scranch went athH lcxenge brtwves w
operators teeth. closs to The etrl's =,
The information. however. coat1ysd |,
this manGuvre was (allacious, or 4.
unipcky maiden immed,a,sly pro1cu,e,J
the substance " y .biscuii." Ws,,I
ma gne,isss Al i ncnplna nowi NCIs.
of the Kind. An appeal % the sss s;sss
diced part OF the susisncs, 10 de,e.,:.s
whether :kefS was nos Z ereat sim;la,ns
- The flavor of many swes, b;.cui,s \
% ipecacusnha lezsn0s, wss dsc;js1 !.
his favor. -
| I fear, ia HE recital Or these s,.,;..
Sec-pnons, have already ,rsspasssd \;
much on Your valuable pages; bot -
no. top remsfkirt., Inc, ia tho cosrs
&c tho evening, tho fsc,arer prcnnasrI
~. Ellie,se~ % b the .prince cc ~
,nerisis.n Should ,hiS cc,nmun;cs,;ol
NEE, the Doctors cye, 40 viii d.,nh,lc..
feel highly honored 81 ths wei 4 rne,
ccmPlim.n, paid him y ,As M caadi
date Cor Mssmeric f.ms.
| In conclusion, I think The Legitimate !.
ference a. b drawn from the sbnve -,
ra,ive Il, that tho only stock IN tssds =.
quircd BY the professors of The ms~wsk
art % m unlimited stock &c assurance.
together with enc Or two vol disciplia 1
confedsra,cs Armed with thsss, Y
may sally forth, coc6dently relyiae !
the support of All lovers of Tho marvs
lous-a clsas which embraces o lsr,,
proportion of the inhabi,an,s of ,Ais 4.
vored isle. ss.nosa, ~
! am, Gentlemen,
| your obodient servant,
/ .&sa8ExtsK esotF.S NURMAN.
i Surgeon 10 the S.~tford oa.avea lsSr~sp.
STAFFORD om aroa, Oci. 10, lS%S.
"a very pretty hybrid certainly i
this Mesmero phrcnnlagy, We only -
gret that this impudent humbasss ~s ua
favored with ticket of admissim \, Il.
ilouse Of C"rrcc,ian, Some nj his az
GYMS might very Autobiography b. sAa
ted BY . cnt .o.niae tails. -Eps
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

DEsHLEa--the former = Marshal and the latter
. .. s District Attorney for Iowa-have been
Confirmed by the Senate. Mr.. BURa il in the
position Of Mshomet's suspended BE-
tween Heaven snd earth. His nomination il a.
Jet Enacted Upon, bit there Is no reason to doubt
that It will he eonksmed when reached.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
4 lesseA q the Denasc1 q,

here 10 any truth in the following, which we
rom The sHawkeys' q This week. y. trust
4 our friends who have been instrumental
u eiag about such state Of things. vii,
pre- tie taunts here thrown up to them. and
wM &aasd against such result in future. The
"Hawkeye," it seems, has u last come I'M to the
sticking point and acknowledged that tset and
naaasen 4 aas great il gredients among the VIII
politicians. 80 say We.
The @Hawksye, "in speaking efthe wig men,
bers in the House, sayss
"What they lack in numbers, they am
ply make up in tact and talent; and ,hc,r
very iewness and apparent nsieniiicance
o. to Plumbers, seem IN render them the
most formidable Of either party. Nm
rrf" they hare be~s enabled 10 haze thj.g.
pretty mach their sUs sDsy-,o USE The
very idea nf ono Of the loco leaders,
NE 'ch'Rs hare daviHg ,Ae prysent ses.;o.
h;smpird il stcry measMre IF ;mnor
fasce. We have heard hat never lave
we before seen il iIInstfaiA.i. tina, The r j.
such . thing q party having too larae
= majority"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

We Understand tina. . material al,era.
ton will b. made ia the presen, revenue
Law. S~versl proroai,ions have b en-
m'de-nne 10 have tho assessmen, and
collecting conducted entirely hy town.
ship ohicers-one TO provide Cor new
method Of assessment, and no. 10 alter
the present mode of collecting another
"a abolish the office Of CclleS,un and
make I Tho duty OF the coAn,y .reasur er
To perform the duties now performed by
tbs collector. The latter proposition
strike rs - being gooa one. inasmuch
a. II will save once handling az the same
money, and consequently the per cen,sse
now allowed to one Of these officers
Sumo alteration will also h. made in re-.
4ard u the property subject la lion.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

The lectures Of this eentism.n lIav.
been we'll attended. but from all Ae cas-
learn be has been less successful 10 max.
.ug ranverts here than he Vas in Du
baque Skeptics are still skeptics; and
some who were prepared to believe from
't,e wonderful things they had heard a.,
Gov unhel;cvcrs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

Hawksye, where, over the signature Of "Buz, p
may be found the eminations Of his mind and
pen. He, however, occapics the time Of the
House from 10 to Is minutes upon every motion
or question before it, in sing song preaching
sort Of STYLE never forgetting to tell the story 81
Jenny Bang, the wsavsr," which, from his
long practice in relating, he is able to give
with all the accompaniment, including the
bending ofthe elbow and inclining Of the esr:
Mr.. Walworth is one Of your real eastern abb
lition fanatics. He addresses the HouSs upUn
every question touching upon moral refofm, u
politics, and is looked upon a. one Of the wing
leaders in this branch. His style Of speaking il
very laborious, and his want Of language forces
him TO take rest every two or tires words =
This same parsonage, SiIas Resd-like, has availed
himself Of the benefits Of the bankrupt law ~ i
few weeks tarrying in Hlinois, in which state his
certificate was granted, while he was At that very
moment member Of the Legislature Of Io,ca,
How he obtained I residence ia both places ]
have not learned, but be, suppose, can accourt
therefor. BY the way, q an item not to Be lost
sight Of il sthsse yspsdiatiag times," q repddia-
tor Robb calls them, and . link il the chain 81
our political history, the two Secretaries Of the
great wing meeting last month were both parta-
kers ofths benefits Of that odions and unconstitu-
lional law which went into effect 6y fie vote Of
he great leader Of whiggery himself, Mr.. Clay
should not neglect 10 notice, . one among The
Sficiou. members, Mr. Wilson. ccmuionly known
. High Henry" BY the coenon1n Of st6Gaker
Black, who. although having some four years
puzlimsntazy practice, seldom rises To make
notion. 81 70 Adde'S The H0use, but What rs.
sPeaker i heard II say, a1he gentleman from
Henry j. ~ IN osl~f' and ~ sils1 dorm amia,t
- smiics u his fellow members. Wkea excit- |
The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-06

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PULASKI,
 Pulaski Circuit Court-In Chancery in vacation
 3d day of February, A. D., Is44. Mary Sends, } Complainant,
 Ball for Dirorce, Joseph D. Sands, Defendant.
 A T this day the said complainant files in this "A office her bill of complaint and affidavit annexd thereto, whereby it appears that the complainant is resident of this State and of the county of Pulaski and that the said defendant is nonresident of this State. 1t further appears that sometime in the month of November, A. D., 1S40, the complainant intermarried with the defendant Joseph D. Sands, and the bill prays for Decree of Divorce from the bonds of matrimony and for process and general re- lief On motion of complainant it is ordered as fol- lows To he said defeadant Joseph Q. Sands, you hereby required to appear at the Courthouse in the city of Little Rock, before the honorable the said Circuit Court, at a Court to be holden on the last Monday in May next, and so to appear on or before the 4th day of said term and answer said bll the nature of which and prayer whereof are above fully stated, or the same will be taken as confessed &c. And it is further ordered that copy of this order be published for eight weeks successivey in the Arkansas Banner, newspaper published in the city of Little Rock, that the last insertion thereof shall be at least four weeks before the first day of the said next May term, which shall be a sufficient notice to said defendant in the premises. Witness my hand as Clerk of said Court, in vacation, this 3d day of February, A. D., 1S44.
 H. HARALSON, Clerk,
 by J. A. HUTcHINGs, D. C.
 Copy attest. H. HARALSON, Clerk
 by J. A. HUTcHINGs, D. c. February G. 1S44-2I-Sw [prs fee SIS 50
The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-06
H. N. ALDEsECH -R~ q

HAS returned from the East with large as- III sortment of Goods, and has taken the store Main street, formerly occupied by Col. Melricl, next door west from H. Mitchell, where he will be happy to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. Among his assortment may be found the following =
 cases gents fine scwed calf Boots 10 cases begged calf do; l6 cases kip do i thiek do I4 cases mems kip Brogans, stout cases calf do do; :; cases youths kip Brogans, do 4 do Boots. Also, good assortment of Ladies and Misses sewed and peg'd Bootees fine sewed buskn Shoes and gaiter Boots ladies French kid Slippers do ties and walk ing Shoes good asst of Childrens stout and light Bootees 700 pairs Negro Shoes 300 do Russett {; cases gents fine Beaver hats 6 do Russia do ; 1 do Cassimere do black and white Wool Hats {; gents and youths fine fur, velvet, glazed, and sea- lette Caps.
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