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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
Ten Thousand Dollars spent - .
- advantage.

The New Haven Register says, thss
the Wings expended the immense sun of
ten thousand dollars in getting up the
HEREFORD Conreniioa os 44-thal Of 1914
don't cost 50 much, although tho oejeel
was much the same. and moro Nss liCes
were burned--and what the RESULT IL
advance or Bonapar.e with his grsad
army on Moscow, was no, conducted With
more pomp and gaudy show, than this
late movement Of the grand whig army.
But then such : retreat! Ths light
from Moscow was hardly less dssastroaA
A broken column here. . platoon thsres
= few stragglers every whers-sach -
parently o. h!s own hook with disAp-
pniniment sDo chagrin painted % every
iace; while the people around them wsfe
rising 10 their might, and pssrisg ~
hot shot INTO them from every vi!leeA
house, and hedge, that they passs6s--
Never since The campsign 81 MOeco1y
was there such = failure. You VII
hardly 6nd = whig abous who will ~
that there has been such . convenlioas--
You can shut UP ihe mouth Of tho -
noisy Of them, BY just hint'aG y ~
late fo0lsriss; and i ssems like -
killing them, to spsak Of bard cidss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
Improvement I'm the Nlanufactu,,
OF Iron

A discovery, saws The Tribune, n.
lately been made by Mr. Simeon Broad
meadow Of New York, In the manu,se.
'ure Of iron. by means Of which the 'Ircs
Ire is by only one p, ocess converted ioo
Wrough, Iron, without being frs, mad,
INTO Pig Iron, and attn less expense than
The Pig Iron can be made.
The iron ore is placed upon the hoor
of rcverhern,ory furnace, the fame Of
the fire passing over it; when chemirsl
compound il used To unite the element,
81 the iron by separating the Stag ca.
,irely from il. BY this FIRST, Only OPEN.
uon. the Wrough, Iron comes on, us per.
lee, in every respect as tina, by the double
operation az padding and piling Pa
Iron. and, Tor the purpose OF nanuiac.ut.
liny Steele, even surpassrs il. by The
pr cess, Wrought iron OF the best quail
" can be produced a. cost no, exr~vd
in. hccNty .fre dollars and q Shaf PCT
ION,
To make The Iron. Ora into halls 4
Wrought Iron will require no blast. nor
machinery of any Kind, the an,hracisaW
hiumious c~ls being used with equal
advantage w a common air furna,s.a
gmd dram being all that 10 wan,ing.--
These balls al Wroueh, Iron can b
made =, good profit, tlf The FURNACES b
hull, near rho mtes OF mineral and ccaD
Tor ymrtrea aofaars per ton, MN
The Immense advantage Of ,hia p.aa
to the country a, large cannot be ce,Wpa.
,ed-in tho single article Of RailNsA1
tfra,, II will 10 saving uf miittnns q
dollers TO tho United States, Cor. by sM.
ns,ical 'ahles, we have already sent 10
Engl md tor that article Nloac, tho sumo
thirty two s,i'llons of dollars. We ha,A
the rtore,S, go meny afear I'D Rel6sa
Militia, iha, a,e now lying idle ,hrvash.
nut the country, in ne,Ive operation. maa.
utacturiag this article; tina, MacAiaery
which is rarahle Of rolling cal Nsl,sr
Plate Iron being t1t6cirn,ly a,roNg sua
eflicien, for all the purposes o, Rail RMa
Iron Tho Inventor informs us that
with a capital oil one hundred Thousand
dollars, hr,y TINS OF Railroad lroa Gao
BE- manufactured every ~ hours,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

OoUOD8 Af y
We learn from The 81. Leuh Rsnshs.
that ths Supreme Court q the Ijks.t
States has declared he VsluGlioa - .
Illinois 70 Be Unconstitutional. IL TS
ion was made in the case Of ]. Ln
M'Cracken Is. Chas. Hayward, on . - =
ti6cate Of division in opinion from ths n
cult Court Of the United States for mr.
Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered tie or;.:a
Of the court: LIST. That the motion ~
by the plaintiffs counsel ought to Be 80.
ed in manner and form a. the sanae 49,
I'd. That the return Of the marshal ~ w
execution, under which the properly ~.
appraised and not sold, because two.,h;.s
of the appraised value was not bid ,h.,s
Cor, should be set aside as insufficient: =
That the court should direct the mar,h.i !
sell the property levied on in the u,n.,
mode at public auction tovthe hiphe,s ma
der, without having the same valued l.
three householders, without regard d n
valuation which has been made, and ~
out requiring two-thirds Of said valu.,;..
to be bid therefor; eth. That the ,ccn,.
should direct the marshal to proceed ~
sell the property without regard to ~
provisions Of the act OF 9th Febm.,s
'l84l, Of the Legislature of'Illinois. ana NJ
rule adopting sill law at the June term ;
f84l; nth. That the court should dir,s
the enforcement Of said judgment ACCORD
ing to the laws regulating the remedy WIN
said judgment was entered and the Co,
tract made. ri -
Our Valuation law 10 Of similar char.
acter, and this decision viii doubtless ami,
to it.-Dubaque Express. "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
.un up to THREE THOUSAND!


Reports from the upper portion Of the
Territory render it probable that the aggre-
gate vote Of the northern counties will Be
slightly in favor Of convention. .Jolmsol,
has given : majority Of i6S in it, .faxsr;
Muscatine is about even; Scott, small
majority for no convention; Linn, accord
ing to the Bloomington Herald. s'alnost u
'nanimonsinits Gvor;" Cedar, for aeonven-
ton ly SOTO 100; Jones, small majority
agains; and Dubuque and Jackson close,
hut probably. says the Dubuque Tran
script, small mejorities COR convention in
both.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

At the charter election in Columbus,
Ohio, on the let instant, the coons sue
cecded BY 30 majority. In the spring Of
iS4O the dslersl majority, in that city,
with aacss vote, was 2l9; in the fail 234.
With such an organ as the Statesman the
democracy Of Columbus cannot long re-
main in the ,minoriay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
Mr.. Clay's Hostility % our In.
teresls

Has been proved over and over again through
the columns Of thiss paperyby his votes, ~ his
speeches, end BY his acts; and we deem II I'M
necessary TO reptblish the ,rsof, but shall en-.
deavor to keep the facts before the people,
Notwithstanding the proof, the Ha~keye tries
to,screen Mr.. CIayLby garbled statements, Of
what hes been done by some isolated democrats.
As instances, we need but aliude 10 the fac, that
il (the Hawkeye) attempts to bring in Messrs
Sturgeon and Buchanan a. being unfriendly 10
the interests Of the new States, because they vo-
ted for striking out Of the distribation bill NE
ten per cent bonus' 20 those Ntstes. Now it,is
known BY every person Who has READ the pro.
seedlings on This bill, and Of course known BY the
hawkeye writer, that Mr.. Surgeon offered the
amendment, and that both he ard Mr.. Huehan.
an voted for il xsdsr instrxctioas from the whig
Legislature Of the State which they represented,
contrary to their own Perenal aad political
opinions respecting TINT rmt SftAe Hil. They
might, Il Is true, have followed the example Of
Mr. Clay, who disregarded the resolutions Of he
Kentucky Legislature when he voted against ths
repeal Of tho Bankrupt law, but they CHEESE n,
ther to obey tAs wM ersAeI ssAssi,seaas.
Another instance Of gashlisg l. The ,at.smpt
made TO show that Mr., Walker, ,sae Of, the
truest friends Of the Territories and the whole
West, ., posed an amendment 10 give the Terri.
tories = prcpcrtieeate share ofthe nett proceeds
Of Incapable lands, when Ia fact N. Walkw
Aimss!f ss>sd ysr tAst~ssey smsMlMsai, which
vote, ~ sscsrdsA IN the Senate Journals, va have
already twice pablishsd. M. Walkers speeeA
wss made under aisapprsheasiea n ssgssd 10
The shsps 'sfsAs aMenaMeae then before Ne Sen.
ate. which A<ssppssea was inseaaea h cut ssF
The District Of Columbia, AAdSn lie Place pa, the
three Tesritoriess but wAea s~minasa ef,Ais Or.
ror BY Mr., Buchanan We 6MA sAat - was satis.
6ed with the amendment AND VOTED FOR
III These facts ere ~ well known 10 the wri.
ter In the Hawkeye a. surselves--for We hare
furnished HIN with the volume containing The
psocsediegs-and, among candid men, can h
ssekea upon limo other light than w,lfal per.
,ssrsisns.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

The "MeSDorA," = new boat under he
command Of Caps RsLrv, passed up on
Thursday last, for DE frst time. She h :
staanch, well finished, and CAST running
crsfa, IN every wsy deserving Of share 4
public patronage. The officers win &C.
cept oar thanks for package II aate pu.
pers. $3.50
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
wapello Couaty.

"A letter from this county states the ma
iority in favor Of convention to be about
200. About 600 votes are stated to have
been 400 for and 200 against . con-
vention. This shows the rapid manner in
which our western counties arc filling up.
Eighteen months ago the lands Of Wapello
county belonged to the Indians.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

We learn that the oil mandatory of our
fellow towasman, Thomas Kitchen, is near
" ready to 60 into operation. We pre-
,ss,me TINT hereafter Our fapmers will be
able to dispose Of their aax-seed at better
prices than formerly, inasmuch IS the cost
Of transportation will be saved. Success
to the enterprise Of Mr.. X.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

lnthe House Of Representatives on the
2Sd ut., Mr.. Davis, from the committee
on public lands, reported bill for Ae
benefit ofJames Andersen, Of Dcs Noines
county, Iowa.
On the came day, Mr.. Collamer, from
the same committee, reported bill sup
elemental to IN act esiitled can ct fes
laying of the towns Of Fort MadisourSnd
Burlington, in the county II Des Moines,
md the towns Of Beneview, Dubuque, and
Peru, in the county Of Dubuque, Terrific.
~ Of Wisconsin, (now Iowa, J and for
other purposes" approved the I'd Of July,
1886; and the anendatorysact thereto, ap-
proved March 3, 1887; which was read,
and referred to the sCsmmittee Of the
Whole House.
On motion Of Mr.. Houston, Ordrsa,
That the Committee on the Public Lands
Be discharged from The consideration II
the memorials Of the legislature Of the
Territory Of Iowa, for township Of land
for the Jackson county academy; for =
donation Of land for the Mount Pleasant
collegiate institute; and for donation Of !
township Of land for the support Of the
Iowa City college.
On the 18Th, Mr.. Dean. from the COM
nittee on Military AfFain, made report,
accompanied By = bill, to provide Sr the
payment of.tAe iowa militia called into
service in the year 1889; which wAs read
twice and referred. sa4 =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

improvement In Burlington.
From present appearances there will te
more buildings erected in this city during
the coming summer than at any previous
season. The population and business, too,
will probably increase in : proporsionate
ratio. Several new stores, in addition to
those already opened, will. we learn, be aa-
ded to the business part ofthe city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

Tho Spring elections in Pennsylvania
have resulted most auspiciously for the
democracy. All is right in tho keystone
State. Van Buren,, Johnson and Mullen
berg, 10 team that cannot BE- beat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
Davis County.

A gcntlenanwFiting 10 US from Keossu-
qua, April s, says: "The vote in Davis on
the convention question is close, and it is
yet doubtful on whichside the majority is"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

nTho Abolitionists Of New Hamp-
sAire polled Z, 900 votes u tho recent cleo
don-about half a. many a. The wings.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

Reports hon this county state the majority Ia
hvor Of eenvsSsisn 10 h Ahsat sou Ab>ut
500 votes were pollel,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

he .sGtuIus n The vota lor and ag.inst
cssysaaionSivsn below ~ not IL eAlsial.
but itis'believed any alterations that may
b made in the.6sures win increase tie
majority = nov stztsd. It proves to b >
perfect avalanche afiair---so one sided in
its character - to destroy much, Of the in
terest which usually appertaias to aeon-
test. The majority in favor Of convea-
ton in the Territory win probably exceed
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED, and NAV
run up to THREE THOUSAND!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

Democratic attous Ia leis.
soNr1.
The democratic State convention Of Missouri.
which assembled 1t Jefferson City on ths lst 10.
slant, made the following nominations.
For Cevesncr--JeaN c. EDwAAos.
n. sCoveoor-JAMxs YouHu.
For congress-srERIixo PR,cr, ID. C. NJ.
PAasoss, tsaass B. 1ewlls, JAaxs Il. Rs,rx,
JoRx 8. pHrLss.
The csnvention-whieh was very fan one
passed . resolution reeommending to The demo.
eracy Of Missouri not to vote for any candidate
for the Legislature who viii not pledge HIMSELF
If elected, 10 vote for the election Of Thomas
Benton and 'puvidsR. Atchisen - U. s ssaa.
tors.
Psan, Of the Reporter, ana the little squad o.
ofsSe hunters about 81. Louis who adheseto him,
can now ascertain The hesdway they have made
in their factions efforts to withdraw from cel.
bEsroH the confidence and support Of bis party.
Co.. B has been in the service Of the people Of
Missouri for more man twenty years, duriae I'll
OF which tine his cohduct hAs been such a 10
prove hlmssif westhy ofthe coincidence reposed
in him, aswell - to elicit the appreciation Of
the democracy throughout the Union; and Tor the
democrats Of that Stste to desert him now, when
Asis Known to Be the special object Of federal
vengeance, would argue lack Of gratitude, iiru.
ssss, And aevetisa y principle, NE exigeeaee of
which We are b aswiss dispssea 10 credit.
1hs intelligent democracy Of Missouri cannot b
isoonnt'o OF the commanding position occupied BY
their able senato7 and they win not, to crafty
the a.bisiess views Of : few disappolnted ,spi-
saats. Who have already reached the halfway
hosss. sad ere sure eventually 10 Be fousd ia ne
ranks y fhe esmnon enemy, suffer themselves
70 10 anything which en- uklavssabiy alset such
position. Higher donors than any ever VI con.
sasssd sPoa Hin are II rseerve les Co. Bsxror
aad knowing thia, tie feAuke aAniaistsssl 10 the
nal-eonteats asd disosgaatssrsby he State con.
ventisa aeevs allsasa p win y ysesivea wiiA
ex1sae srstiaessisa b N ne ds.seraaA !.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
JeMersea.

A note received from tho Post Master
At Fairfield says:-'O fRcial-iour hundred
and two majority Tor convention in JefScr-
con county"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

We publish she following for the information
efths large number Of persons who retitioned
for IN increase 81 mail facilities on the route be-
tween Burlington and Keokuk. rhe appliea-
tioaitwill Be seen, i declined.
Posr OrrlcE DEPAHrNERr,
. Cb~tract Office,
March lSek, 1874.
sn:-The Postmaster General having atten.
lively Investigated the application Of B. HEM,
ESQ, and four hundred and sixty-eight others,
for tri-weekly service from Keokak BY Mont
rose to Burlington, and duly considered your ar.
gunent aud personal calculations for favora-
Bile decision, directs me 10 inform you that be j.
eonsstsidsd, On account ofths want Of means, to
decline ihersssing the expense ofhail tansporta-
tion. 4s
He also directs ne to inform you, that, il
the coatrsetor runs his coachss more frequently
than twice week, between Keokuk and Bur-
liagtoa, BE win b required, Il being one Of the
stiPslssieas sfhiseeaszaet 70 transport the nail
- ftsqSsaty.
- an, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
an H0BBIE,
astAs's p. N. Gen.
Ia. 4. 9. psssA J.
Hs1ss sfAep&-.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

The Cincinnati Commercial says that there
will b 1t least tftsen hundred new buildings ~
up IN that city this ssason.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

The EAPirc County.
The ascertained majority in Lee csaMy
in favor Of = convention, is, we learn, 998.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

Adjournment of Congress.
"A resolution has passed the Senate 70
adjourn on the 9th Of May. 1t is doubt
full whether the House will agree to it.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

A jsint xesolation. requesting the President 70
sesess rsNnanent home for the Winnebago In
dams, wasreported and read twice In the House
Of Representative on the eth slt.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

WAeElso, April I, 1874
Dssr &rs-As Trrsaisted in my last, A,s
eeaaty has given small msjerity Ia fs~or Of
Convention. The vote Il - follows, via
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

ST. Cao,x,-We omitted last week ITO
notice tho arrival Of this new boat, and to
make Acknowledgements 70 il officers Cor
their attentions in The newspaper line
The 81. Croix was built At St. Louis, and
IL commanded BY Capt. Bras,s. BY those
who have examined her We are informed
Chat she is very handsomely finished and
furnished, and her speeds said 10 be equal
10 that Of mast other boats In our trade
We are MT acquainted with her Captain,
but hear him most faverably spoken Of.
Success to the St. -Croix.
Mr.. II. y. HxwpkasHorr, W. understaHd, has
been been appointed BY Judge MASON Clerk of
the District Court Of wapello coanty-,he ap-
poiatment to last til ,he Aagsst election, when
the question 10 20 Be submitted to vote Of The
people Of the county. Nj. H. Is well qualified
for the post to which he hos been appointed, and
will usas = geod st1cer
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

In giving the result Of The late Township elec-
ton, we omitted 10 state that VIM. m. Wallbridge
was elected Township clerk fer this Township.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

VcImS unOCT TIC OlTeCtlOn On TIE JOmmlS-
sioner Of the General Land Office, in each
ofthe said towrs, situated within the bounds
Of their respective districts, for the adiudi-
cation Of claims, Of which due previous pub
lie notice shall be given; and during the
time that the land olhcers shall Be engaged
in the examination Of these claims, their res
pec4ive Offices shall be closed for the trans
action Of business connected with the sale
Of public lands.
Src. 8. That when the land officers
shall have finally closed their sessions, the
lots then remaining vacant, or to which no
valid right Of pre-emption shall have been
found to exist, shall Be exposed At public
sale under such directions as shall Be pre-
scribed BY the Commissioner Of the Gen
ersl Land Once, any decision which may
have been made by the board Of Commis-
sionefs appointed under the lst section q
he ct Of 3rd March, 1887, to the contrary
notwithstanding.
SIC. 6th. The land officers shall each
Be entitled to receive . fee Of
from eash claimant q lot, who may al
pear before dem, end shah Do farther en-
tilted to their travelling expenses incurred
in going to and returning from the towns,
70 BE- paid out Of the proceeds arising from
the ale of lots.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

A Monsiroas B,sqae,. They do things
up on large scale in London. Some
friends OF Ceri,o, the danseuse. presented
her on her benefit night larcly n London,
with = bouquet 50 large, |, had 10 Be low.
cred on to The stage BY ropes! and Gov
arcd the whole front. This piece OF
gallan,ry cost its designers no paliry
sum: the flowers we're Of tho rares,, and
he money expended for them was Two
hundred and fifty pounds sterling, six
thousand two hundred and fifty francs, or
me thousand two hundred aud fly dol.
lars.
Paris Louis Philippe il the only
monarch who has discovered that Paris
is France. The walls around tho CITY
are completed, and are garrisoned by
100000 men. Strange that the ssgaci,y
Of Napoleon should have been wanting
on this important point. No allied army
cen now get possession OF the city, MOI
can the people rise and overturn the
government, while the soldiers control
the cannon, from The walls.
A polits young lady recently asserted
that she had lived near barn yard. Ssd
that 4 was impossible fol her to sleep ia
the morn:ng-on account or The o0icry
made BY : gentismaa Aea.s
RlslNe The river, umbrellas and po-
ical feeling.
FALLlNe-The rain.
PLErTY-Ths mud and disinssrssted
Office seekers.
ScARcE--Sanshine and political intsg.
rity.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10
A NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEVERS,
BY John sappington, M. ID.

SHlS work treats of that class of FEvERs which
il constitute nne-tenhs Of feoer eases af1ictips the
human family; and as advocates treatment entirely
ne'o and and is designed and adapted more
particularly for fdmily it will be found to be most
rat@.tis andch family Medical work. Price % co.
her with full supply of Sappingtons Fever pills
Suced prices, direct from the kcf and for sale bv
- w. H. T.. NJ MAYERS, Drueriste.
g Smith. July 9Th, lS44.-6E-se y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10
N O T | C &

NUT ICE.
II ANlNG disposed of my interest at the Mou tn O
l. white River, would inform my friends and the
and taken the foul. story fire. proof Store No fve
fourcher street, doors from for the purpose
OF transacting n COMMISSION AN ID FORW ARDiNG
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Toba acco. other Produce
consigned to for sale re-shipment, will be
co oy Insurance.. unless instructed to the contrary
All Merchandze for re.shipment, when practicable,
VIII DC done without storage but when necessary to
sore shall be done at the lowest possible rate. All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention. and from personal C.
qua'ntance, and knowledge obtained by Is years
residence in the country, feel confident that your
.erests would be promoted much by my services as
1y any ether house Feeling grateful for past favors,
nope oy faithful prompt and strict personal atIen
lion IN future to receive, and do solicit share Of your
patronage. MOSES GREENWOOD.
April 27, 1914 IA
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10
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