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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
RACON,
Fresh Tens.
Splendid New Goods.

1HHE subscriber would most respectfully call
the attention OF his Customers TO srien-
lid and well assorted stock OF spring and sum
mer goods, which ~ u now receiving and open
ing in the Cicep Siors, (eorner Of Jefferson and
Water sts.,) consisting In part, OF d general -
sortment & foreign and domestic dry goods and
groceri-s, hardware and cutlery, boots and shoes,
has, caps, bonnris, books and stationery, costca
ssfn, implements OF husbadry, &C., Sci sil Of
which Nj offers Cor sale cS Inc Incst reasonable
terms. for cash or approval rtodace.
may 4'4l W. NJ. DEy0E.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
= BRIDGMAN,.
+. FRIEDMAN.

500 window Sash.
AOAn LIGHTS by 10 and 10 by u
L AOO Window Sash for sale, by
may IL IA COPP 4 PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

II EDGERs, journals. day books, memoran-
Ia DUN books, Mitchell's Geography and A.
lee, Parley,s Geography, Smiths Arithmetic,
frst. second, and third Renders, elementary srel-
ling books, primers &C., just received, and for
sale by june a41 W.sGARRETTs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS.-flor-
IN ence braid and other bonnets; brush, cass
and silk hats; caps Sc, for sale, very low "
may "a COPP a PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
INN WARE--a general assortment Cor sale BY
l. may III IA COPP 4 PARSONS.


90 NARREi.S ofsuper6ne four expressly for
20 family use, on consignment aud car cal,
low tor cash. by JOHN :. DAVID.
June % "a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

II 7 tAs andersig9ed on Sunday evening las,
- containing some money, and notes On al
erent persons to the amount Of several huna-a,
dollars. Iheowner can have the same BIZ nrov
ne property and paying charges.
avg z 49, rTr MARTIN GOET. :.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Fashionable Tailoring

l N'NE ~ the subscribers nm w ashirxfor s,re.,
- one docr W. 81 OF Main. in TIE roo.u h,... 81
ce.cnp's ny ~ y. Browning - l~w ot6ce, = ktrs
u orders viii se rtpmp,'. .xes,i,~d a, n.
hortr~t MI N ant On tht most raasou,hi. !, MI.
ia,r = "a G. w. EAt;i ESFIEI ID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Saddiery, &C.
ray up aud save Cosl.

k1N"SONS i"iehted m the sahscrbsr either N
] note err account now due, ARE rcqae st~a 10
make ,mms tiStc pNymrat aud save theasse,y.,
cost,
June rs II r. z PAISLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Late ARRIVAL.

JUST RECEIVED per steamer Amsr,nth b,
~ w. NJ. ID, voc, csrn.r If MATER anl Il NJ rsa
streets complete assortm. III ot -taplr and fanc,
dry gon'l. which will b, sold ~ reduced prc.s.
iaf,sgt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
Family Groceries.

IN SACKS Mo aud 81. Domingo so:ice.
w ~ bills prime New Orr. aas sugar,
e. ] hhl. crush. u do
Sugar House aud N ~ mola~,s.
chests flesh lmrrri ! ani T. " ties.
asrl markerai IN store anl for .air. hy
july ~ W. NJ. DEvnr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
MATT'R .AsSES.

IN SUPERIOR Double Hair Mattresses,
NJ 10 Moss
10 % Shnrk
20 single Moss
For sale At st. Louis prices by
july Is -. w. NJ. DEvOE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

''T pss Mo,sss !" csr lpwA IS.
D,s,r,ct Cnar, for said County, to the No
vrmher Term, A. d. .tSl4,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

HENRY WOOD.
Alhi'r Of the estate Of B. r. Wood.
July "a lS3l
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13

the finances Q! the nation were placed on The
most solid foundation"
II this report of Mr.. NcDufie te sus
tanned by facts.-and re confidently appeal
TO all cote mPoraneous authority for is truth
then our readers will see how perfectly il
answered The end for v hich it was intended.
as expressed in the resolution of Congress Of
9lh August, 1880 viz 80 establish the
public credit"
In Cur next number we Will continue to
trace The history of the Bank. and ineiden-
tally notice the objection to lis Constitution
ality, which is derived from the refusal of
the Convention to confer en- Congress the
general power to grant charters ol incorPo.
ration.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
BY THOS. A. FALCONER.


rs published in ile low. ~ Holiy SPIihss @ -Lls-
-f-s-ra-- Three Botz~s and FJftH Cents pay
tls r-i.lin SIX monlls--and FOuy D6ltzrs 20 ih
E-F-a-r. E0 subscription taEen for less tAa-
tx -r'tT -
Advertise i'ffiaaS VIZ - l.e4 81
..-- --f 5f cents tdr each additional oue Adj
.- ---er-. rrf a10-trf with ihe number 0t iu-
--.i..ae aa. them. rflI he inserted until ordered
.-r 4r.f CHARGED accordingly.
Announcing caaI ta'e5 for Office viii he-t5
e-.. -lU--Ca1atT 30, Oh rs paid down or as5un
.r-a -s-naa- ...- name il town.
Lalee addressed .1 sac l-.i''oIr on CUISINES
l .la o..e. mus. De posi- paid 10 secure attea
a.T
lrss1 H ".4 t.i '..l '-DD ~ o-->
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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-04-13
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Sales Of stocks at Philadlelphia.

FIRsr Board, Jan. 40 shares Wilmington RR 1871; Sc
do do esp lSJ do Union Bank Tennessee $685. 20 do do
65 80 do Grard Bank 81 40 do do 9 100 do Bank 81
Wilmington RAILROAD 2dsf ls3; so do do 1876 1874 do Grard
Bank 5A $4,000 bdsf67 $4,000 SIS 67 5000 5s 67
Sill Lehgh Mortgage Loan 63; 10 shas Commercial Blk
6O $1,000 State SIS 5df 67 1900 do esp GA; 735 Chesa
peake and Delaware 6's 1885, 441 1000 Old County SIS
1860 9si; 1000 Iehigh 6s si5 34h 5l3 New County 6s,
1862 97 225 Old do 9s1; 400 City 5s 1864 0i; 1000 Le-
high 6s si5 35 1000 State 5s bdf 66 300 do esp 66 20
shas Mechanics Blk 25i; Pennsylvania Ins. l45.
SECOND BOARD, Jan $50 shares Grard Bank 81; 100
do vcksburg Bank 81 liz do United States Bank ST do
Schuylkill Navigation 81; 5000 schuylkil Navigation So
Is45 90. CAT bid for Schuylkil Navigaon) IS shares
Wilmington RR 1915 I6 do do do esp 1874; $4,000 State
Ger esp 6 $500 State 1913 7o $4,000 do ls47 TO-
$3.50 do 1913 TO- $500 do 6s 1916 TO- $1,000 Chesapeake
Reading RR 27 $4,000 United States per cents 1853 l0i;
20 shares Louisville Bank 30 do Girard Bank OH 10 do
Union Dnnk Tenn GA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THE PERSIAN
SOsp coymetic that eprely removes tan, Aunbun
and ecke and ids beauty and .on,s the sknthat the
exole virtues Of other have y attempted imra
Price 80
frlnces ,Jrrs ootn while
moving aud preventing Of Tartar improves
the co Of the liis aud additional beauty
TO the tout sembie" OF the Mouth Price 50
hFor the Ladies' the Tdbe de Peart la Batre for iu
proving tn. complexion increased soitnes I'D beauty
aud preventing that flushed appsaaoe usually
upon az itation or other causes, Price % cent.
Pmple the face be eec removed by the careful
us" OF Ashley Coope,s Lotion bote will relieve the
worst Price so cents.
Janiseas Concentrated Eletaa, remedy Tor the Tooth
Ache its parallel thoroughly
ill and entirely de-, roys that dagrecable tie
breath by dscayed teeth. Price 50 cents.
ARuy'rs !.c ion and Syup. fr Salt Rh'um, Ring Wcrm,
and BARRIERS chTte meat distinguished medical gntemea
in the hospitals Of III country and Europe have mousy
concured in tn TIE only needy that
rel in oil cases. Price 81
Femule Monthly Pills. from NJ. Bandelocque of Psrs-good
N all case, Of ob'tructon or the failure of nau TO ~Iiom
the natural functions from they mast be taken it'll
strict care as to the or, ctiops. Price IS cents.
ksyserS Worm ueoyer cannot fail to extermnats Worms
Of kind giyen in the inst stages many Gases may be
dren Jake it ithou dificu ty Price Is cents
Goodwils Dsergen and Goodnans Pills-Ther universal
sue e.' who, in no nstsn'e ba,t f,d has warranted
them forty light hours TIE desperate Of
weakness, IN al its stages. Plice So cepts.
Al the above for sale Guions 1877 Bowery.
of Grand J5 lm.ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
MONEY MARKET.

Stocks are very flat to-day. Most of the operations
were at decline from yesterdays prices. Canton down
J; Harlem !; stonngton /; Norwich l; Ohio l; Ken
lucky d Reading Railroad t. Indiana and Illinois
steady at previous quotations Pennsylvania fves
firm at ST. No change in Mohawk North American
Trust advanced per cent from yesterdays sales The
operations to-day in Wall street not very ex.
tensve
The Merchants Fire Insurance Company have declared
semiannual dividend Of four per cent payable the
18th INST
The Bank of the Metropolis, Washington have declared
advdend Of three and aha per cent payable demand
Duties paid by the auctioneers of Philadelphia for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Shp Nicholas Bddle-35 bales cotton
GoSdhqe co-.loS Greenways, Henry, & smith.2o4
Sagot co6iG Stone Dubois cog bxs oil Clark 4
Wou2os bales rope cuttings Taylor12s eks ham: g do
hams aud shoulders bs tongues Elisha Pedrck-i9 bs la
cotton to order
CHARLEsr9s-Brg Edward-l3c ks So B Post-66 do u
bales cotton Matthew'S 4 co3i bales N Hayes-65 Fitch
co--l92 Smith. Mills co98 Butler Johnaon23s Vie
tor Dnckwxi33 Eisns Fnncia3 cks oil Judd's
TAYLOR br Cottenet-2 seixas-2 hf brs rice
La,ght-4 cs - Myatt- case Bozen, Murray Thomp-
son-l2 bales Loveland x Home
MoBIEI-Brig Acton-6O bales cotton g Collins29 Van
deIyoou Haywsrd60 Barslow. Pope coil q Mlln-lO
dick.
SAvANrAH-Brg New Jersey-252 bales cotton q Mcbride
yr-39 do X Collinsl0 do Il x Cope, Phiad-l26 do
A Wetmore-60 cks rice A Nottlebolm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Second Board.
State OF Trade .

AsHEs-Pots continue to quote at 81 56 and pearls
at 50 lag, with very limited sales.
CorIoN-The greatest activity prevails in this market
The sales large and prices the advance
particularly for the finer qualities The sales OF the past
two days reach full $4,000 bales. The operations are
principally speculation but very little cotton goes
forward compared with the extent OF the sales We
not get much later advces from Europe than at
sent have until the arrival of the that left Liver
pool to-day She will bring dates up to period that will
show some more decisive movement for the spring trade
amongst the manufacturers which will settle the market
throughout this country.
WHIsKEY-Drudge we still quote at 23c, and barrel at
Ai There is very trihng demand and of course limit
ed sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

DIVISION OF TENNEssEE.-A bill has been intro
duced in the Legislature of Tennessee, now in
son for the establishment of State out of tho terri
tory of East Tennessee The preamble Of the bill states
that the great interests Of that portion Of the State
lying east of the Cumberland mountains totally dis
tnc separate and adverse to the interests portion
OF the lying of the mountains that at future
and distant day the conflict between the two divisions
the State may be productive of great injury to the wei
fare of the people and that separation would be produc
tive of much blessings to each division. The counties
proposed be ceded in order to form the State TO be
named Frankiand twenty six in number. II is pro
posed also in the bill that to the State may be added
portions of the States of North Carolina Virginia and
Georgia, may be coded for that purposa-Nat Ineii
e,ncer lam g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

uy- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York Is confidently
mended for all of debility produced by sscret indul
gence or excess Of any kind 1t is an invaluable remedy
or impotence sterty, or barrenness Ciness depending
mal-formaon) bottles 81 each; cases of half
Dozen S. packed and to all parts Of the Union.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy on
Nassau ST. w $. RICHARDSON. Agent
o. QUICK WORK.--A cough or cold may be cured
in from twenty -four to fortyeight hours by Shermans
Cough Lozcnges. Even the most unpromsing cases Of
decline may be relieved and in many instances perma-
nenty cured by proper Of this invaluable remedy
No SPECIFIC has yet been discovered that will compare
with IT, as the long list Of performed will show
The effects OF the Cough Lozenges are immediaethey
say all irritation and give quiet sleep and box will
generally effect Let those who are now suffering
give trial Of Sherman's Cough Lolenges They may
be had at the Doctors warehouse LOG Nassau street
hgcns227 Hudson, 1888 Bowery, II East Broadway sc
William street, and 1870 Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
fly- PROFESSOR VELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS
for the permanent cure of Gonorrhna elect huor abus,
and all diseases the urethra These pills warranted
cure the proracted in shorter time than
any medicine at present Known to the medical faculty
price 81 per box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office the College Of Medicine Pharmacy e5 Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Foreign IInp0rtatlons.

LoSpos,shp Weng,on-e bales es keg Ogpenhem-s 81
N Hnberson-9 g W Heywsrd & coil chest. o G'eim
rs bundles steel ok Ellisou-8 bales NJ Mal-6
H. G9hea-e bIl. Phelps Dodge cot Wright-lo
rs Moorewood6 Wood, Folge1& Co-ss MADDEN Son
z M Harris Micheihanssn-2 Bruesten Kooper-2 G
BemCnt-t Barber B,9thsr:72 Appleton & Col Aymar :
col CeckeriIl-2 A Coeman--I Chester x col Cary &
col Phillips col Mortimer coll Cochran-5 Moul-
tonic NJ Harris43 Pickersglli X co.. Miles Putnam
$50 tons coal rnpell MntuIn Coz Williams
son-l Lord < col F Kmssand"iso pkss order -
MATANzAs-Schr PatuYent-l8h hds sugar Gman-i BIS
Spoford, Tileston col do Rowland x
Aswinwall2 do McNulty2 hhds IS bis moasses Is bxs
returned Read GOO oranges Backhoue
Comb
MiRAooNE-Schr Gen Tac on2ll bags coffee casks rugs
22 lbs lOgwood Wells Boston-20 tobacco II
bags coffee ORDER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

oiedf PIOHt Vi Ill WORKS $4S265
The Governor of Pennsylvania endeavors to throw the
blame of reputation from his shoulders by quoting
from his previous messages, in which he strongly urged
the Legislature to levy such and provide such re-
sources as would prevent the alternative The States that
have repudiaed-or, to use mder phrase paid their
nerest-have not made single effort the accru.
ing interest The holders of the stocks these States
have been 'ureed with reports of the resources the
different States The official statements of the Governors
Treasuers Auditors Sc have been filed with figures and
tables showing thing and another but still their
creditors do not dollar of the Interestingly do not
receive fraction of the millions their due The State
pennsylvania has paid up her domestic creditors so
promptly that her credit at home amongst those ndvd
nals, must stand very high-high enough, we should
think, to enable her Legislature to obtain loan from
them to pay her foreign creditors at least part of the inter
est if not the whole With all the wealth of Pennsylva.
MIA with exceeding those of any other State
the movements of the party in power certainly exhibit
the absence Of disposition to meet their financial Difficult
ties in the spirit the urgency ofthe subject demands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Died.

On Thursday, 4th inst CHARLES HAGAN aged 90 years.
a native of the county of Derry, lreland
The friends and acquantances OF his James Hagan
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon at O'Clock from his sons residence, No. 10 Oliver
street.
On Thursday morning. 4h inst. EZRA, Of Ezra and
and Jane Buchanan, aged years and smonths.
The friends Of the family and the Brothers Of the O.
Of o. r. and particularly those of Knckerbocker Lodge
respectfully requested to attend the funeral this
ernoon at o'clock from the residence of his father l26
Monroe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

York.
GEoaGErSwN, 81 Dec PAT Man il.ll Gray, in FONT
dd; Fanny Col, Baker, Work; Towussps, nseTs9 do
Wooster Bs5bado's; GhsmPain, kiesman Toeagot. r..
Glidden. NOrssns-Ai Rockingham. Penhaiow, Phlsds'
phia lwsy (Br) Meredith London; FL en- Roper Liver
pools Atlantic Hooper Boston; Thomas Dale, wilkins, Key
West.
sr MAnxs, Fla. Dec s-An Mississippi. Rardon, Jsmaca
Babbldge do Henry Leeds: DIinkwats Porto RieoIlsth
souther BARLOW 3oston 18Th Biow. Lawrence New YORK
eth, 81 Marks Williams, and Cyprus. Woodside, do 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

PHtLAprLPHn, Jan Arr Philadelphia, (Brm) Greye
Bremen; TURK White Boston; Alice. Colby, Live pool; La
grange Crowe Richmond-Cd, Coosa Janvler, West ln-
dies.
BALrIMoRy Jan TAR Garonne Myers, NswY York; (beore
rpored shylock Matthews Salem: Chief. Van Name; Ma
ria Atwill and Nllicent Cole NYork Caroline, Curtis Bos
ton-Cld Republic. Smith, New York; + Steve,s, Briggs
Stuart Barbados Warren, Ttcomb, West Indies Mary
gusta, Kirwin, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05

rs and speedy for incipcnt conumpton bar
nness, mpotency, ucorhe wnite. obstruced difficult
Of piiufu uson nconsnence of involve
discharge thereof and for the general Of the
whether the result inherent produced By
lively sure in its "prauons Its unrivaed reputat in both
hem pberes the result its almost virtues
LET NO ONE DES AIR
Nothing be surprising than It's nvgorating effects
the humaa frame Persons afflicted with weakness and las
stude before taking it, become robust and full Of
gy under IFS influence 1t mmed aey the
lessnes oseness of the female frame which the only
OF bar,enness: and which. Dr. Magnns disco
condsredsto be incuabe Language indeed,
cot do osc. TO the merits ofhe Lucina Cordial which
aIded bv heads Of the faculty all p, Of the world
Of the most impo. sn medical discoveries OF any
Sold wholesale and retail this city, 1875 Fulton street
corner Nassau. Pnce 81 per bottle, s2i per dozen.
In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
Brighton Cattle Market.

JAM lS4tAt market S25 beef cattle 100 sheep and
90 swine From $50 to 200 beef cattle unsold.
PRicEs-Beef Catte-Former prices not sustain
ed and we reduce quotations. We quote few extra
81 % so; first quality rs s.; second quality So so
70; third quality SO 3 SO.
sheep-smal lots from 81 to 10; wethers from 81 Sc
to , 90.
swine-No lots sold At retail, from 81 a5c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-05
$l,073,s40 90

The current expenses Of the government estimated
at about 100000 With the present tax, granting the
whole punctually collected and liabilities of the State
there would be annual deficiency of about $3.50 OOO in
dependent of the small balance due domestic creditors
The Governor says entirely practicable make pro-
vision for the payment OF the semannua interest on and
after the first Of August next Toprovde for every pos
'ibe contingency, he suggests that the Treasurer be
authorized to borrow if necessary, sufficient sum to
make any deficiency; and the taxes and other receipts
of the State, appcable the discharge Of interest," be
pledged for the repayment of such loan soon as re-
ceived.
The revenues from the!public works have reached
the amount estimated; but under the many unavorabe
circumstances, they have yielded very handsome in.
come-exceeding the receipts of Is42 S77627
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FIRE.PROOF ROOK SAFES
c. BRINCKERHOFF'S

II E L T II X F. 5 T Q K A 7 Y E
FOR the of coughs colds, liver complaint raising of
blood, in the side and chest and all other complaints
arising from want of tone in the stomach.
The uurvsled attending this medicine requires
further evidence Of efficiency relieving the dtresses Of
who wealmost ready to Despair of hope Of
enjoying health
The number Of letters the proprietor receiving from diff
ferent sections Of the country Certainly atterng itself
independent the and satisfaction he has that
he has been enabled by this discovery in giving relief suffer
ing mortals
The prejudice Of many who have heretofore cassed this
medicine with the before the publc-ar
beginning to believe its virtue aud ec cybecause they
compelled to acknowledge its ialutary effects
q Office No. So BrOome Hudson st. d30 lmsee
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Mr.. WEBSTER Qate Secretary of State) has ar
rived in this city from his residence in Masac and
will presume remain here through the winter months
Nat. Incl. Jan. 4.
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Shp Yelling on-Mrs Hull and Mr. Potter, of
London. and Mr. Deano Of Baltimore aud II in the seerage
CHARLEsToN-Brig Edwara-Capt W Luke, Garrison, J
Brown, Norton, Chas Ellis, and in the seerage
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nC- The annual tciM Of the Supreme Court of the
United States begins, at its hall in the Capitol Monday
pext--Nat. Intel. Jam L.