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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
New Orleans Market.

ILoUR-The Flour market has been extrem 81,
dull. since our last, the sales having been main,y
confined TO the wants Of the city trade. There i
no alienation in prices, and we cote Ohio 81 "a
brands 'o' ''n9y
PoRK-Slnce our last the demand has cont;,.
, gsd feeble, but prices have undergone no change.
The receipts are coming in abundantly. but r..
greater part is for transhipment to other market,
We quote Mess SOON o. 500 and S25@
Prime s7,5o-Bulk Pork $2,75 = 800 per 100
lbs. re- Aoo
BEEF-The transactions in this article b.x.
been very limited since our last. Mes, !. ell.
ing in retail quantities at $7,5Oa 800 per Dbl and
$3.50 q, 10 in half bbls. There Is some demand
for Prime Beef at our inside figures. but not mnch
selling. We quote ,25 4,37 i-2 Der barrel
LARn-There has not been much enquiry for
this article since our last, but prices remain :.
before quoted With the exception Of few hrn.
dred kegs taken for the West Indies, we have not
heard Of any sales worth noticing. We quote
from "a TO 3.4c according to quality.
last figures. We quote Sides 3l-2a33-4c. Shonj.
ders 2 LA Sac; Uncanvassed Ham, 5c.-Can.
vassed e 6c.-Extra cured Sc per pound
HEMp-We are not informed of anv sale, dn.
ring the past few days, and continue to quote from
SS7 80 to $SS per ton. "on
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
That Lost TRsrnk

The trunk stolen more than month ago. from
Pcmeroy's Express line, was found on Friday the
18th, ult,.at the residence Of German by the
name of Lachner in the city Of New. York. All
the money, except few hundred dollars has been
recovered
ltturnef out in evidence, "that Lachner came
down the North river on board the steam boat
Utica, with the Express line; and when the boat
landed at New York, before day, while the man
who accompanied or carried the express was TAX
ing great care Of a basket Of eggs marked "with
-care,o the German carelessly picked up the trunk
containing the money, as if it belonged to him,
and walked off with it. There is no suspicion
that he had any accomplices. OF all the money
in the trunk, there was only one note that could
he identified, and that was a $500 note on the
Merchants bank at N. York, No. 6, letter Il,
which was sent from Troy N. Y to Drew, Rob-
inson 4 Co., Of the city Of N. York. Unfortnn-
ately for Lachner, this was about the first note
he passed; and as soon as he passed it, the off.
GERS pouneed upon him at sight, allowing him no
days of grace"
Lachner was committed, and stayed all legal
proceedings by committing suicide He hung
himself
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
INSULTING FOREIGNERS.
> The Rhode Island ,ruraer

Inc murder Of Mr.. Sprague of proviaapc.
Rhode Island, (brother to Mr.. sprsrns Of the II
> Senate, from that sta.e,) has been ,ttend.d
wan great excitement in that vicinity NJ
s7sas~satis said va. wealthy, and an eyt.o.iv.
nIsAalActsfers - ''
wodeabt seemed TO be entertained for .on.
TINS q The narder having been committed bv
t~s young men BY the name of Gordon. u,on
waOm etfedmstantial evidence went to fasten ~.
ssan sitaost beyond doubt. But more recently
ne~ dsha has shows out upoa thi, subject :,
VIII BE- seen BY the annexed articl. from tbo
Ciae'ansh Enquire Of the I7th;Jan.
s2Ae PropiAesee Msrdsr.--Two brother. n.n.a
Gesian were. arrested as the murderer. Of Az.
SQAgue, and under suspicious verv strono. h..
more Feeenuy It Is whispered that thew ars ~.
gutity, snd also that the deceased,s frs.nds ~.
naeAak3sas tort detection Of the truly s,;,t.
CeMno9 talk says that Mr.. S. had been s,;i'v
81 setinciag the wifs, Of man in his nerhhor,
sH2sS that the man had been hired to leave n.
pa.ce. ut had returned and been seen in tbe
ne'shoo.assd fortwo or three DAYS prev;or, ~
vs. masde3 that he has not been seen since. hat
,. SSs& oang to this MANS house at the fime
y ne Nyrders &C.. The statement IN he Io,,re
al thar Gofdon;; one OF the. psrson, arrs.tsa
'se Arreaened Spragn., is also denied: he fwit,
9 0sadBe1setion. when s. threatened 60 set,i.
= manAs y some other time.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

LATE FROM Ea.'osE:-1he packet ship
York from Portsmouth, She sailed thence an
sage. f''
liner, Ihere Is no news Of importance
Inc queen and Prince Albert ere at Wind
out England. y y" :.
Anaifs IN Spain continued in state of n, ~
.e Ministers Up to-day: down to-mor.,
Markets were without change.
No news from the continent.
Inc London Times of December 8. had lo,y
article, IN which Mr.. O'Connel, instead Of heinz
abused, IS all but justified: the Irish Csthnl;ss
ele,gy are spoken Of with respect and courtesy.
ana inc substantial grievances of the peopls are
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
AriStOcraCy.

The standard aristocracy differs somewhat in
different sections Of this great republic. The
Subterransous consider that to live in an elegant
house and give champagne suppers, fully entities
man to the title of an arstocrat In Iowa the
man VINO shave: once week and puts on clean
SHIRT every Sunday, is rank aristocrat.
" Y. Herald.
That kind of aristocracy which consists in
shaving once week, is far superior 10 being halt
shaved every day. And in the article of shirt.
we are equally ahead of you in this aIso-ours
are none Of your Ne,o York hypocrite, dickey fir
ms; and, as to changing every week, no decent
cleanIy man ever finds it necessary. The Her
AID man must suppose other people as filthy as
himself
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
The Texan Prisoy.a,>

Relative 10 lhs cond:,ion az theae IN,
fortunate men III their captivity. we have
received from a gentleman ., Vera crna
letter. Of which the following - m cx-
.racl. From prudential motives, which
he can understand, wo Suppress his name
and the las. paragraph ofhis letter.
[coRREsPoNDRNcE OF riiE PicAyUSEl
Per schaoRes MercAo~s1
Gemilemes:-The Consul Of he Unit
Cd States has jus, handed me letter, "a.
dressed 10 myself, from George Van Ness
Esq, ono Of the unfortunate prisoacrs ii,
Psroi4 10 which he rc9ses,s ne. to say
to you that they ere M, Only bound IA
chaines, but suffering SICKNESS and death;
that oui Of the I40 prisoners, rs &C. dan.
gsfeusly sick in tho hospital, and The fol.
lowing Of tho pumbcr had died within q
few days, and 70. through their suffer-
ings:-lohn Trapnall, Joseph Simons,
James s White. NORMAN Woods, Zachi.
Is Wilson, s. B. Bennett. K. Island, IN
\. r. Burns, Nm N. Vanhorn, J. y.
Nyatt. Wtn Mii.cr. D. a, iIollowell. end
|ohn clemen, Gfo.ican, of Missouri.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Mr.. Clay in New Orleans

ne new Orleans Bee Of the 5th in.
slant says:
AT an informal meeting OF the House
q Representatives, yesterday. Mr.. CLARK
suggested that as MIR. Clay wns in Tho
city. the members OF the Lerisla,ur.
should visit him in body, as mark 81
respect and aflee ton. Nj. Taylor mod.
fled the motion 50 a. 10 propose that The
members should first visit Gevernor
MoUroN. This modification was oL;ec,.
ed TO by MIR. OGDEN, ms i, seemed 4 ron.
dlilon q the visit Of Mr.. CLAY; as dis.
iInct and independent proposition, Mr..
Ogden stated 'ha, lie would readily ayreo
10 il. MIR. Taylor's proposition wa.
however, agreed to. Accordingly. he
members rcPairc' ia a BODY to the Gov
eminent House, where they were hospit.
ably received; after which his Excell.n.
,ysaccompanied them TO Mr.. Claws resi-. |
ienee, and interchanged the compliment,
y The season with that gentleman. The
Whole affair was oreditabIe to The liberal I
ceilings OF all parties concerned. Such
occurrences tend TO smooth political as.
'er'ilrs, and demonstrate that we can
'onor exalted station and eninen, merit.
whether in the person Of a Viii. or a
Democrat"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Present State Of Cn.,a,a

4 young American. a correspondent,
for the New York Gun. writes as c,,Ion'
10 his friends 10 this coun,ry:- Din
1.-The distress ia London is awGl-no
man can compute it; you would NEE, a
oeggar every len steps. Glorious amer
,ca would that my countrymen could l,l-
y appreciate he blessings you sons en-
lny. Would 10 God that once every
year the American sky could be convert
ca INTO a mirror for the reflection oil En-
giish miscry-all caused by arislocracy!
have no hores OF ! revolution here, even
!! revolution would beneiiai he leopis
gu see sos4ters, soldiers, soldiers, every
wherc!' - taN |
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

\ correspondent Of the Chicago Democrat
writing from Washington says: ssTwo thisgs are
considered quite certain, viz: Dcty can't he
ousted as Governor OF Wisconsin nor Noonan.
post master at Milwaukee. The President think.
tney are, HE himself, much abused men. 81
HAM ist naAifp ra aH 4sSeExs4 Ts'e~ n~.-
ASSOCIATION; the renegade from his party and
principles, the defaulter Of the Territory, and the
excashisr Of the Berrien county bank: an nuch
abused men. There are no inducements to han.
esty when such men are persecuted: but then
Republics is ungratsful."
Southport Telegraph.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

4 tcnienorian.-A Mrs. Chr;s.o5her
died recently, IL Calais. Maine. al lie zoe
Of nearly the hundred years A wiier
IN The Calais Advertiser, says she was
me sister OF The be1rothed Of young Tia 9,
VINO was executed on Long Is'and rs a
sly BY ihe British during The Revolution,
atid Whose late bore strong resemblance
20 that OF Ansre; the enterprise which
cost nm his life, having been undertaken
n the special request Of Whash;rp;,n.
! no aiilanctj bride, overwhelmed hy the
shock occas ioucd by- her nhsfariuf.
"iiiiirew from society. and sre,.s her "a.
inaisln9 c,As with the SiAge S.,te,s.
among the liora,ians. N.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

We are much inclined to believe in Mesmer-
ism'When 1t makes discoveries so entirely within
tie range Of all human probability a. the follow.
iaE era se' ta9s''.'' = - ''''
me celebrated Professor De Bonneville. "a.
'ae story came to u.s. when at Bloomington, put
STOUT and strenuous wing, into the mesneric
SGD: ADD, IN communication with fhe Pres-
many interrogate- zee, be wished 10 know Of the
m.smerised gentltnae :, rho would be president
on inc 4th Of March, ,.ss. Tie professor set
.'a ''sn' as to the manner o. a.'kinS the ques-
%. ne tnen asked the sentlema, who would be
is'.aent on the 9Th of March, 1914? .Th'.time
..~l some ''gns Of checking, as il he wa, abb
- P@n win it something WHICH he was d.t.rn,.
Keep y possible, he said Martin Van p,,-
.s I'M. Is just what we and grea, many
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Democratic RctrenChment in In.
diana.

The late democratic Legislature of Indiana, be-
lisvng as democrats do, "that faith without
works IS dead" went to work in good earnest
and have made great retrenchment in the ex-
penses of the State Government. This they
promised to do. and that has been done. They
nave greatly reduced the salary of every Office
from Governor down; have limited the three
dollars day OF members of the Legislature to
hve weeks-if they continue in session longer.
they will only get half pay for the balance Of the
time. This, IRE iikc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Interest on the Public Debt.

:, It apPears from the report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, that the interest on he nub,ic
debt. is sl,O32,739 o2j which is $3.50 IL per
day, or $500 minute. So that the Coon,. In
stead Of giving the laboring poor "two dollars 4
day and roast beef,' have already taxed them
81 minute to pay interest alone. This is Coon
cry with vengance.-Mner Express.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

Inc bill provides for the meeting of the CON- ~
n re.uen IN Fort Madison, on the first Monday n
tsr me House will undoubtedly make some ma
law. As itnow stands there is manifest ;n;u.,;.a
zone 70 many ofthe counties, which will Of conr.e
oe removed in the House. With regard ~ .hs
place OF holding the Convention we are A. la.s
70 CONCEIVE OF any valid reason for conyen;,n v =
a any other placethan the established seat &c
government Of the Territory. where the Libr,r ~
!. situated and the public buildings provided 5oy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Miners, Ranh.

Aoe Wing Convention and Wing orators ut
Iowa CITY on the 9th, Jan. gave the Democrats
scissors without stint or mercy. They "Resolred.
ess shs self styled Democratic party, ty the
Ps''eA tAey have persued for thelast ten yearsin
Their saosts e destroy the prosperity Of our i.rm-
es'sAs mechanics, by rejecting Tariff for rev
cane cfal'e) and rrotSction-byy DESTROYING the
hest currency ever possessed by any nation-by
seeking g deprive us of Ill currency EXCEPT cold
and silver, (gsld and silrer i not bad, It ,cont
srisdls) n refusing to the indebted States relief
sypaying them their proportion OF the proceeds
q me Public Lands (ths "TyIer too" Admins
uat'on needs it oil, and millions more, to meet
their isersssed expenditures 80. by their re-
reellng charters and violating the obligation Of
eontnets--'s'' in short BY their whole policy
40 principles, they have ferfeited the name Of
lsnperatA"s And, one Of the or ,tor,. s.who
was loudly responded to BY those present. said
WITH fre"endeons emphasis, that "the Locofoco
pevey alone was the cause Of and responsible for
The excessive Increase Of worthless banks. and
bank paper with which the count " has been de-
logged - laNH se#2
fhs last charge unfortunately for the orator
ana those who 70 loudly sespop led to him. turn,
cat = Be the very apostle Of what is true, even
je car own Territory. A. examination of the
Late Legislative History of the Miners Bank of Du
bnqse, will set the orator right on this subject.
ne; Rogers Of Da Buqs- fearin that there might
ee some lateat lie and misehief lurking ben.,tb
the apparently heless charter of this bank intro.
duesd bin to repeal i uncor ditionallv-to r..
rove 81 pcssihIity Of future harm. Did tho
wig nsnbers vote for this measure 10 p~,,rt
the iAcsease Of worthless hank a? Not one Ma
the Democrats vote Tor it Az, to man. Tn.
ysss we're Messrs Baker, Bsnuey, Briefly. Bor.
'v"a' nsopny' Culbertsoa, Fay, (Eor it, but alb
sent a the time owing to Sickness, Foley. E,ck.
eInan' johnson, MccIeary, Nowlin, Roberts.
Aogers, Sayth, Thompson, v7rsy, Wright. and
Carton. Speaker--all Democrats. 80
Nays essrs.r Grimes, IIebard, Mitchell. Robb
Stee's, Walwortl,, and Wilson-aIl Whip,.
Inc Wigs Of the Council, they having a ma.
J'rity,) made ouch amendments to the bill nc 70
iosg,ss ths bank of her many SINS in tn. wsv Of
suspensions aad frauds, and te, allow her to re-.
enlns:. The Democratic Of the Council then made
nssr business to try to amend it further, hy re-
t'''as estate security, and fsequent exhibit,
"nass cath, OF the coalition of the bank: 50 a.
~ y possible, to guard against the future ex.
blossoms Of this hitherto tricky machine.
NOW who Is to blame, and who is responsible
Ies an attempt to increase worthless banks and
bsnk paper? 30
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

.on, faa-lne price of this article v. n.,e.,.
con; On the rise. In the ST. Ion;. 1--WE,
sao readily sells at S3,i5, and in H. naIke,
me Ias', readily Commands "a. Ia 90 s.se'
mineral should bring now s., so per Ioo s'9s y,
Miaers' Esurs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Mr.. Sunderland wishes il known that he d.
clines the nomination of CITY Engineer.

fenla'es.-An Irisbman was sent TO pnt let
ter in the post office directed to lady. He bro,
It back bad luck to them post Offices, yer
honor, said he, this letter WON'T co. wont
so" .Devll a bit. The dirty spapeens have
got place Tor letters for mails, but sorrow one
is there for the females'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

AsWeakiss psssorsts--- The Hon. w. z Col
qaa(fes Seniter = Congress from Georgia. r.
esYtiy Rfsschsd IN ths Methodist church Is
Washington city. 1tis said, that when At hons
ne mas been known 10 preach sermon, try
case IN eol'st--as advocate, sit on a rsferenc.
,nlSSEss couple, schrissen . child. aud Imaks
s',.;sR speefi, Al te,wecn sunrise and bea-tim.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
E0reigners.

.sNnlk orators when smartins under the l,.h !.
dHaPPolntansnt, caused, oftentime.. h. ,.r.;,.Na
'ep1tsinins the votes of foreigners. fwbo h...
too much good sense AID .Ii,cernmeat :.
pom man for Office who have no synathv ~
'VsndshsP sfar t'lem.) sometime. loose No. ~
pes and become desperate, thew mil ont
~ vent peg their wrath, and LET Il f,,x fr..
yoPon the devoted heads of the demac,,,s
such it will be perceived from the f,llow;s~ =
ueie' from the Ohio State Journal, wa, the con.
a'hoG and conduct Of one Sam. White at cojuu.
e'a oA'o. Heis rabid beyond doubt. and r;II
nss feared, do much mischief while md, o..
'alpnsaee sf his.eanine paroxysm.: NC
INSULTING FOREIGNERS.
sam White, last night, at the Civ Han =
speaking Of the Irish and Germans :,;d :, .,'
mfSroes had votes the democrats, wonld me ne
s se:l .evor Also man whose strongest ,vrnna.
.rseS are With that class of citizrs Could hartIv
= e an impartial judge. We thought MI. Wh;,ys
. m:o sum.ciently insulted the Germans w;,bn,., !
s"as eddit.onai attack comparison. Bnt son.
s run inetr course rapidly $50 must the coon.
WIN such . leader. TWAS bad enonoh =, Dous'
psrs them to the Kickapoo.. and Get nm 1911.
squad Of that nation to parade the street. an M.
VIC may satisfy himself that the Germans
PS.eeuy understand him--his insu!ts-anJ Ii.
psdy.ssepa a' So '"'1''s--ai'o MS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03


lie Democrats Of this State ha,d .:
se"''on at Frankfort on the 9Th. Nwasa no,a,
to whiggery. : poser
COL. WILLIAM o. BUTLER wac nou;,..,e
Governor and WILLIAM s. Pr1curp g,
governor We cut the following from the Ken.
lucky Woman: vac 1>s"-
THE NOMINEES.
Inc democracy of Kentucky have rea,o, -
~, '".ue'e themselves upon the choice IF tss
guoernAtor!al contest. They are men ,.h.. ~ 'ne
ai'eu moral. intellectual and political rhsra..a-
Moo'y rejects the pure light of ths ca,,a ,.:s'
they are appointed to direct. Oause "iicn
WIN tne name of Col. William q R,t,.r
associated every thing that is brilliant IN are
."u glorious IN deeds Of daring. ennohl;ng -
hIo elevated IN honor and all that is ,dmt;r 20
Da1 ,nhe attributes of generous heart I'D
4 msr;ns sen,us. His history is picture of an
=. na.n gentleman IN the noblest perfection. If
.orntn, ana ms destiny. In the battles of hi.
'ravest Of the bIave-for him there NJ. e. ald
me penlous hour" when he could ofS P',ue
Ae-oieod az sacrifice to the cause or,ba ae. u's
-. In the civil councils, both az his 80. o.I
az o. the nation, he has acquired = San. ..ae
lends IN beautiful imagery with the lana. 'aat
r;s hon ION inc bloody battle fields Upon b;a
nj he,u,;s S.s,heon: embfszoned with his deeds
Deia.lnea oy ms virtues no spot can be found
ions Of an sy.n pS,'y IN all the multiplied re-
;ser which even malice, in its most ,s . ehar-
GODS, never dared to soil. n ,h aos. wanton
sa,es o. professional and political life hs ana
manly urb:nty has captvated the rs.n %s gen,
'n,;. OF opponents, while ii, nnf;n.h snu
'r''.y % 1hs cause which he espoused ,a n,a
~ more and more the idol Of his frend, 'aaqe '
n.y. ra'et waiks OF private life and social nt.r
,cn... .ne i cnarms OF his generous ratre han.
-'"''eo 'oe affections Of all who know him 'e t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Street Enginser,
j. II. JENNINGS

On motion Resolved: That each person !, 4.
meeting individually pledges himself to vots \.
ticket nominated, and to use al lawful mean, !
secure its election.
On motion Resolved That the German ci,;,.,.
pc requested to attend Democratic meetin~ !.
be held at the German Church on SATURDAY. c..s =
ing next s''a'
:, On motion Resolved: That Ii. proee.d;,s, of
this meeting be signed by the Chairman and S.e.
rotary, and published in the Gazette,
:, IN n Motion the meeting adjourned meet again
al the HERMAN church, on Saturday evening nert
GEO. ". HiGHT, Pfest'
l.. w. BABBfTT, Sse'y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
From the Iowa Exporter.
state Government.

Inc OH which has passed the Council and {,
x ~om before the House, providing for taking a
G eSs. o. .ne people upon the subject of State
mr. IS hu1, aild prescribing the mode and man.
e ro " noiaing Convention for the formation IF
CONSTITUTION, provides that in case IN. neonia
should decide in favor of forming Constitnt;apn e
snat there shall be sixty five Delegates e,satal,
from Inc respective counties as follows. - ne
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03

For Mayor,
JAMES CLARKE.
aldermen, AA
III w,,a ABIATHAR WHITE,
DANIEL HASKELL,
End Ward. B. HEM, et'@
w. ID. M'CASH.
{ EDWARD NARROW.
Cd Ward. SILAS FERRY,
II. b. BARTRUFF. ai
Marshai,
WIN. HARRIS.
~ City Recorder,
VIM. M. WALBRIDGE. f
Treasurer,
A. w. CARPENTER. at
Street Engineer,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
Town Meeting.

At = meeting ofthe Democratic cit;....
city Of Burlington held 1t the Western y. ne
Monday evening Ian. s9th 1874, GEN. ar" % o.
HIGHr, was called 10 the chair, and L. " NJ. ".
BIT, was appointed Secretary. On 40. "a.
committee Of three from each ward wa, ,css:ll.s
ed to nominate for the consideration of tn r I'M
ing ticket to be supported at the ensuing CS.'
ter ElectioR. N"ar'
The committee after consultation, reported ~.
following ticket which was unanimously adsot.1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-03
From he New York Amrr;cau.

We understand that the wife of Lach.
ner was released from prison abou, noon,
and conveyed in carringe 10 the place
OF their residenc in Rivington street,
At The time she left the prison, she was
Ignorant of the death OF her husband
which, by the orders Of the Mayor, was
not TO he revealed to her unit. she arrived
at homo and was in the safe keeping Of
her friends.