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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
r-p aIyprNCce, THE MARCH

fry- SAVE YOUR sIxPENCEs. THE MARCH
BLRCKWOOD. Fac smile edition. is now ready, at the
office Of publication 30 Ann street Price Isl cents only
or 50 year Being the cheapest magazine IN the world
The original costs $3.50 Economy IL wealth
Contents i Ethiopia-2 A Wort or Two of the Ope'
rative Glasses BY Lorgnon % The Pirates OF Segna
Tale o. Venice and the Adriatic Part Ia Col David
sons Travels in India IS Befront Castle A Retro
specfive Review g Dumas in his Curricle L Msrston
pic Jupitcr-0 Roman Iiol--iO Goethe.-I1. Hymn
OF Hermt.-l2 The Luckless Lover.--l3 Free Trade
and Protection The Corn Laws.
j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
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ns- "DELAY IS DANGEROUS AND IS OFTEN.
times productive OF ruin slight cold. which at is np
pesrance did not worthy of notice. mas ieh 10 ,ne
will give immediate rclief-they have ELECTED cures
the desperate and are bette az TINS
and cold season. remove all severe and
troublesome coughs than any other medicine in use
They are highly recommended by the faculty and pre-
scrihed to their patients Di Shernans warehouse is az
cry II East Broadway IS William street, Ledger
Buildings Philadel pha, and State street, Boston
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CHATHAM THEATRE THE regular legitimate sea-
of this bVou opened last night to full and en-
thusiastic house. The commencement is "a capital
indication of the season. The manager puts his
best leg foremost. Among other novelties is Miss
Wood, vocalist of great power, beauty and taste.
The Chatham is now the queen among the minor
establishments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

fry-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPARILLA Gentian and sasaras prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established ior
tho suppression Of quackery. This powerful extract
prepared by scientific and medical will be found in
hnely superior the mixture sold by druggists as sarsa
para who are totally ignorant of the medicinal proper
ties the from which they make the extract In all
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood such as
on the face body in the bones
joints and all complaints arising from an improper use
Of mercury this extract will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles eacn Of hall Dozen So so
do Dozen &c. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of
the Union Office OF the college, 90 Nassau st.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
NJ B. liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine venderg
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{hF- A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR FOR THREE
SHILLINGS-You can hardly believe how we can al
ford to sell three shilling bottles We do this to let
try this jones' Coral Restorative and thus know its
qualities to be the following will force the hair to
grow stay its falling Of scurf dandruf and make
light red or gray hair grow naturally dark For dressing
the hair nothing excel ths makes the hair SOIL
dark and beautiful and will keep in order twice a. long
any other preparation Is sod three sizes PRICE D.
and shings bottle. at the sign OF the American
Egle, 50 Chatham street, 323 Broadway New YORK; a9
Fulton street. Brooklyn; State street. Boston; 3Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia and 81 State street. Albany.
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NEW YORK, March %, 1874.


SIR
notice, in your money market Of this day, an
extract from the Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, OF the
10th inst, in which my name is mentioned as one
of the owners of the Phoenix Bank, of that place.
beg leave to inform you, that il is statement en-
tireIy incorrect. | have never been owner OF thai
institution, nor had any direct interest in its
business
In giving place in your columns to the above,
you will oblige your obedient servant,
f.. LENTILHoN.
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq, New York.
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90 ESTABLISHED AID, 1895 -EUNTERIAN DIS
PENSARy, Division stTeet-Dr. Hunters Red Drop.
This well known remedy for certain diseases only has
been before the public as the only never failing
luabe med line have been sold in this country and
in one has It failed to perform perfect
where the directions which plain and simple. have
been adhered Does any doubt? let them send to
the Dispensary and be convinced before is too late
very dangerous even at the risk your e therefore do
not trae with your life; call to-day, while is in your
power obtain a cure, for $I-tomorrow may be 100
late A counterfeit is sold in Boston and Charleston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

~a7- RECORDS PARISlAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TUfE-For the permanent cure Of primary or secondary
Syphilis and all affections produced by an improper use
of mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspecng venercal faint in their system
from former disease is warranted to all impu
rites from the blood Sold in single bottles 81 each in
cases of half dozen S. carefully packed and sent TO all
parts of the Union Office Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street
w s. RICHARDSON, Agent
MIA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
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nz- CHUZZLEWIT GRATIS TO ALL WHO pur-
chase the Repository of Modern English Romance ,or
March, which unpublished this morning. at the ONCE NO
80 Ann street. Price l23 cents-or 81 ayear
Contents-Arrah Neil the Times OF Old-Jamess
last and best Romance st James the Court oil Queen
AnDe-by W. II Ainsworth Tom Burke Of Ours-hy
Lover, author OF Charles O'Nlaley.
Price i2l cents and Chuzzlewit for March gratis OF
fee 80 Ann street. j. WINCHESTER.
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oz- 1T is MELANCHOLY TO CONTEMPLATE
the number of exquisitey moulded faces, beaming with
grace loneliness and intelligence yet marred by pmples
blotches freckles, roughness saowness redness, or
some other defect of the skin. One cake of DR. Felix
(iourauds Italian Mcdcated Soap will rapidly cure all
these defects We refer you several of our most
esteemed citizens who have been by the above Me-
dictated Soap Buy where else but at 81 Walker street.
first store from Broadway. 80 cents cake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

LATEST FROM JAMAICA. The Mary Averill, Re-
vans, arrived yesterday from Kingston, pid Key
West, with the q Jamaica Despatch" of the 18th
ut There was no political news of any conse-
quence. The commercial Intelligence will be
found under the proper heads.
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% DAVID BABE, alias William Browne, con-
vcted OF piracy and murder, has been further re-
spited until the 18th Of April next
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To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq, New York.

THEATRICAL AND RELIGIous.-The St. LOUIS
Transcript of the 18th inst the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Of that city under the pastoral charge OF the Rev
Mr. Gallagher is negotiating for the purchase OF the st
Louis theatre.
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GEN. HENDERSON, of Texas, left Natchitoches
in Louisiana his to Washington the 7th Of thi
month.
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90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
ionic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
pharmacy Of the city of New York, is confidently re
diligence Of any kind. 1t is invaluable
dy for impotence serility barrcnness ness depend
ing on mal-formaton)
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen ST.
fully packed and sspt to all parts Of the Union.
Office OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. %
Nassau street w. 4. RICHARDSON. Agent.
NJ B-A liberal discount to countryipractitioners and
medicine yendera.
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hy- A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PERFUME
RY can had Courtandt street. cheaper than ever
before offered in this market.
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I D7- MR. EDITOR-why do we see no more OF Kru-
gelis compositions Does he write no more or " ne
sick, Dead or lazyi
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saye will cure the following complaints OF the money
will be returned. ~
Burns scrofula Bilcs, Cramp, Cuts
Scalhs, Piles, blind ana Dieedmg, S,aos,
Erysipelas Felons wounds, and
So Ninnles Rheumatism Old Sores
n n bailey be written with pen. on every box
avoid IL az noson. Buy at the New York Agency 81
walker st. ist store from Broadway not at the
Agents to Mrs Glider Court street, Boston Guthrie
Albany.
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o. OIL OF TANNIN, at 81 Courtlandt street. for
preserving and renewing harness. carriage tops and all
faafLer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

ary- VESTS CHLORINE COSMETIC AND PILLS
warranted to any Of Salt Rheum, scad Head
&c at 81 Courtandt street.
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lr3- DOES YOUR HAIR FALL OFF ?--Use the Genu
inc Balm of Columbia from 81 Courtlandt street. and il
will stop it Immediately Also. East India Hair Dye
warranted to colorh hair but not the skin. And thu
Indian Elixir and Linmen warranted to cure any case
Rheumatism, Gout, Contracted Cords, Muscles, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

Ahs- DR. SPOHN'S SICK HEADACHE REMEDY, al
u Courtlandt street. warran to any OF head
ache either bilious, and certain for dys
pepsia and indigestion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

STEAM SHIP CALEDONIA leaves Boston next Mon
day for Halifax and Liverpool
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o. A FACE LIKE ROSE IN SNOW STORM
That it is delicious spoess transparent white, yet
rosy cheek Reader how ould you like TO have such
face that You even though skin at present
be saow yellow or brown blotched, pmped freckled
and disfgured. eruptions &C. by getting cake Of the
genuine Jones' Italian Chemical Soap; but mind, If you
want the above effect produced get in this city only at
323 Broadway in Brooklyn at l3Y Fulton street;
State street, Boston; Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
and 81 State street. Albany. Beware of counereits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

{hy- TO BEAUTIFY LADIES' SKIN, TO RENDER
snowy alabaster life like white box of the Spa
nish Lilly Whiteno matter if your skin is yellow dark
sallow Sold % cents box, at the sign OF the Ameri
Eagle 81 Chatham street, State street, Boston;
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and 81 State street, AL
hoIl,
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$7ss,49s
Balance. :. -.

BaIance $lS0,1O4
The receipts ofthe Philadelphia and Pottsvle Railroad
for February this year. compared with last shows the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26
Another Double sheet.

Another Double sheet.
Tomorrow We shall publish double sheet Herald
great deal of interesting matter will be given including
the remarkable MxMoIR OF ZuLMA MAHAcHE, written in
the French language by herself In the City Prison. TO
gether with translation into English This is one Oh
the curious chapters in the mysteries OF New ioK
that ever given.
Advertisers will please to send in their notices early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

Ohy- ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD, new and de.
ghtful perfume for the toilet All that it will oh
serve that it gives the nails polish and the skin deca
cy Of feeling before unknown. At 81 Courtlandt street
And Cologne Water quart botes-price 90 cents Also
the German Cologne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-26

| 03- Nothing made has proved
beneficial in all complaints Of the than Dr. Nc
Nar's Acoustic Oil 1t has cured deafness OF fifteen
forty years standing To be had at 81 Courtlandt street.
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Monday, March H5-O r. Ne
The stock market opened rather heavy this morning,
and prices experienced decline Long Island fell Oft
per cent Mohawk IT; Ohio ss Il Kentucky o. Illinois l.
Farmers Trust b Pennsyl SIS Ii Norwich and Wor'
cester t; Harlem improved per cent? Paterson d vicks
burg t; North American Trust T. The sales only
t. moderate extent Money continues very abundant.
The ruling rate in Wall street is per cent We hear
of loan Of large amount bond and mortgage at five
and three fourths per cent per There will DOUBT
less employ for money the Of thirty
or sixty days. trade will in that time increase very
much The receipts Of produce viii call for advances
from owners at the west.
Mr. Lentihon the gentleman referred to rs being
nested with the Phenix Bank of Columbus. Georgia. has
published card in our columns in which he denies ha
wing had any connection with that institution.
The report of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Compa
n.y. showing the result OF the years business places their
affairs in very fair light The company mined and
sent to market last year. sos tons Of coal all OF which,
together with the oversock from s42 will probably DO
sold before the arrival of any coal by canal this year
The following is statement Of the business of the COM
pany for ls43 -
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
~ c ssles o. and railroad tolls az sSS
Interest received. 2325l
I" Coal on hand. ........."....."....... 1864
sesoaoa
Mining coal ..,,...~... lO76aa
" Railroad transportation and REPAIRS. lO3,SOs
Freight Of coal to Rondout.. 233 1877
q Canal repairs and superintendent. 77700
" Labor and expenses at Rondout. 2l2l9
Interest on State Stock. ......... 1920
on Company Loan. 2349
" Rents salaries, current expenses &C., 239N
$733,499
BaIance,. .. YlSO, IVA
The receipts ofthe Philadelphia and Pottsville Railroad
for February this year. compared with last shows the fol-
lowing increase:-
For February, 1913. $50 6O
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o. THERE is ONE CIRCUMSTANCE DEsERv.
ing Of remark with regard to Dr. Felix Gouraud Poudre
Subtle for eradicatg superuous hair that every
tested and judge for himself II is universally
admitted that this is the hest criterion Of the worth of
article and accounts for the extraordinary sale and popu
.arity of the PUudre Subtitle Beware of the numerous
countereits and buy only at the old established office
Walker street first store from Broadway Directions in
French and English accompany each bottle.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
A Horrible Anair.

The following extract Of a letter from
Lahaina, Sandwich Islands, gives an ac-
count Of most horrible occurrence which
happened at neighboring isiand-dated
March 22d: sAt
"You will have heard from Capt. Green
of the Ontario, that three men deserts.e
from him last Friday night. To-ds.; two
Of them returned; they were brcdght Il
the u. 5. Consulate Agency, md made
one or the most horrible stateinents / eveI
heard. = They, as tt,ey say, hiret
boat Of the natives on FRIDAY eve, and
started for Hawai-. yInere we're three il
the boat, viz: Ws'..ter G. Pike, Of New
Windsor, Orsrse Co. N. ", Robert NJ.
Carly, New York city, and Jacob Nor
Cliei, belonging 70 Middlctown Point, New
Jersey--the latter colored man. The,
pulled all Friday night, Saturday, Sun
day, and their nights, and became exhaus'
ted, and were unable 10 pull any longer
On Tuesday they drifted on the rocks q
Lanai, and having been without food q
| fresh water the whole Of the time, ant
having drank salt water they were in !
state Of starvation, They were not able I,
get up the pali, (precipice) and agreed +
cast lots to see who should die for th'
benefit Of the other two. The lot fell oI
Won Clief, who was killed BY blows o.
his head with stone-they then cut III
arm and throat, and drank his blood.--af
ter which they cut . piece from his rigl'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07


The Concord Freeman relates the follow
ing circumstance relative TO young mid
shipman Cilley being ordered to the Con-
situion:-- r
ssOn arriving at Norfolk he learned that
Mr.. Wise was to 60 out in the Constitu-
ton; and Immediately, without consulting
with any one, he started for Washington,
called on the Secretary Of the Navy, and
declared that he would not serve on board
the ship in which Mr.. Wise was passen-
ger, and ayowing his readiness to resign his
post, rather than do so. The Secretary
appreciated the feelings Of the youth, and
after paving the Expenses Of his journey,
appointed him to another vessel. This
conduct shows that young Cilley is Of .
determined character, and that his words
do but express the sentiment Of bis
heart g m gsgY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
Destruction u the NeSt0Hfa0
NlisAiOA.

Our adyices from Constzntinople q The
9th September announce the expulsion
OF the Missionaries from The NostoYsaA
country, BY The Patriarch. The nissis'naI
~ houses were torn down and ne propss-
~ destroyed, Mar Shianoun hlreatening y
excom.nanicats any of his peop)s who
should hold intercourse with the nissiona-
ries. This result is said to have been
brought about BY an attempt on the parf x
the Presbyterian or Methodist MissieAs-
ries TO obtain tho supremacy immediately
after tie Roman Catholic Missionaries had
been expelled from the TerrAory. The
Nestorians now occupy their ancaspt posi-
tion, and refuse to receive MisslaaAsiee
from any Christian sect. They helievs
this to b. the only safe position ~ their
Temporal and spiritual welfare.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
NOWA HOUSE.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the travelling public and community Ia
general, that the Iowa House having been thor.
oughly renovated and repaired, is now open 10.
the reception Of the public. This House for el-
Eligibility cannot be surpassed in the city, situ-
ated as il is, on the corner Of Water and Coar,
streets, and but a few moments walk from the
steam boat landing. The proprietor would here
remark, that no glaring inducements will be Of
fered in order to deceive those who NAV wish tr
favor him with a call; the only true way to Is.
certain facts is To give the House a trial. A
night watch constantly kept for the accommoia
fion of those who may desire the arrival OF ,
boat. In connection with the House is the bes
Of stablinx, and first rate wagon yard Tor "a,
accommodation ofteamsters and drovers. IA
thankful for past fayors liberal share Of pat
age is solicited Nv
Z VIZ. NJ. wALLBRIDGE. :
Burlington, Sept. 18th ~ If
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

The Chinese mode Of taking wild-fowl
with which the neighborhood Of Canton
abounds, is curious and somewhat un-
sportsmanlike. There is no missing fire;
no powder getting damp; no barrel burst
ing; nc bother with dogs; nothing bu,
sport, and no ssmistake." Whenever they
see quantity Of ducks settled in any par
ticular piece Of water, they send half q
dozen gourds to float among them. These
gourds resemble the pumpkins in England
but being followed out, they float on the
surface of the water. On large pools
they have twenty or thirty afloat. Al
first the fowl are shy at coming near them,
but BY degrees they set courage; and as
all birds at length grow familiar with a
scarecrow, they soon gather round them,
and amuse themselves by "whitting their
bilf' against them. When the birds get
pretty familiar with them, they then pre-
pare 10 deceive them more effectually. A
Chinese hollows out pumpkin which is
pretty large, and after making holes in il
to see and breathe through, he claps it on
his head. Thus accoutered, he wades
slowly into the water, keeping his body
under, and letting nothing be seen above
the surface but the pumpkin, in which is
his head. In. this manner he moves i'm
perceptibly towards the fowl, which sus-
poets no danger. A last he fairly gets
in amongst them; while they, having
been long used 70 see gourds, take
not the least alarm, even when the enemy
is in the very midst ofthem; who, when
ever he approaches a fowl, seizes it BY
the legs, and draws it with sportsman
like % jerk under the water. He then
fastens it to his girdle. and proceeds on to
the next victim, till he has loaded himself
with as many as he can fairly (?) walk Of
with.--Froa Capt. Pidding's Chinese Olic
and Tea Talk, No. IA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07


NY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. S
Beside the river Of tears, with branches 'ow.
And bitter leaves. the funeral wi ows grow;
The branches stream, like the disheve led hair
sOf woman, 10 the sadness Of despair a4 a
On ro 5 the stream with perpetual sigh; :. i
The rocks moan wisd y as it rushes bv, s.9a
Hyssop and wormwood b rider all the strand.
And not flower adorns the dreary land
Then comes child, whose face is like the sur.
And dips the gloomy waters as they run,
Aud moistens all the region, and, behold! Y
The ground is bright With blossoms manifold.
There fall the tears Of love, the rose appears;
And when the moss is wet with friendsh;pss
tears sar s8fHs sfsl y s ssa -
Forget-me-not and violet, heavenly blue.
Spring, giittering with the cheerful drops like
aaew.i Rl HAA / x5E iH
The souls Of mourners who no more shall weep
oat, swan.like, down the currents gent 1
Go up the sands that shine ong its side,
And in the Paradise of Tears abide.
There every heart rejoins its kindred heart:
There, in a 'ong embrace, that none NAV part.
Flu Fl ment meets desire; and that fair shore
Beho ds its dwe''ers happy evermore.
1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07
BURLINGTON, IOWA: SATURDAY, DECEMBER :, 1914

A New Edition ssThe House tha
e Jack Built,
United States Treasury.
This is the house that Jack built.
Public Deposites:
This is the malt that lay in the.house
That Jack built.
Nick Biddle: ia -
This is the rat that eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
Gen. Jackson:
This is the cat that caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
Federalism:
This is the dog that worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
The People:
This is the COW with crumpled horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house
That Jack built.
Hard Cider and Beef hwrah IN 1910:
Thas is the maiden all forlorn 2s sa
That MIXED the cow with a crumple,
horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Henry Clay:
This is the man all tattered and torn
That kissed the maiden all forlorn
That MIXED the COW with crumple,
horn
| That tossed the dog 9-s
That worried the cat
That caught the rat
| That eat the malt ~
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Frelinghuysen:
This is the priest all shaven and shorl
That married the man all tattered and tori
Unto the maiden all forlorn
That MIXED the cow with crumple,
| horn s.,.'-t.
That tossed the dog
| That worried the cat
That caught the rat
That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Democratic triumph in 1874: '
This is the cock that crowed in the NOR,
That awoke the priest all shaven ant
| shorn
| That married the man all tattered AM
torn
Unto the maiden all forlorn
That MIXED the COW with crumple,
horn
That tossed the dog
That worried the cat
That caught the rat fa.'ae
| That eat the malt
That lay in the house that Jack built.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

u The New York papers state that !
good vessel viii leave that city for Oregon
some time in December. The overland
route is preferred BY Western emlgrants.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-12-07

Santa Anna married his late wife in
1895. She was then called Donna Inez,
and was fourteen years old. He was
Brigadier General in tho Mexican army 1t
the time. ss AeaH