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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21
Which will be ssThe Dannel
COunty?'' 81

We predict that the honor Of giving The
largest Democratic majority Of any county
in Pennsylvania, in proportion to The
whole vote, will he awarded to gallant la-
tie Monroe. In 1910 her vote stood: Van
Buren, ,447, Harrison 345. She will Do
still better for Polk and Dallas. In prod
Of this, we refer to the following indic-
tions Of public sentiment from the Isl
Monroe Democrat: sl NH
At barn raising week or two sine
on the premises OF Adam ,Brutamsn, b
Smithfield township, a proposition w''
made to take the vote Of those present
which stood, a .f,s8.ssa Is
For Polk and Dallas, usli u
Clay and Frelinghuysen,
Again-.At stone hauling gathering %
the premises of Frederick Mich4, y
Prince township, on Friday the 9th ina,
vote was taken, with this result: !
For Polk and Dallas, IT, -
Clay and Frclinghuysen, ~
Harrisb4sg Uais.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

ITSAxuEL BADcEs, Esq, is the dem.
ocratic, and PErxa McCALL, Esq, the
whig candidate for the Mayoralty of Phil
adelphia. AS the Nstives are also run
ming candidate, there is probably some
chance Of Mr.. Badgers success, unless, AZ
N New York, the whigs abandon their
candidate and join The Natives. ass-aooa4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

IL The "Shokokon' ferry boat, 1t this
place, has again commenced running di-
rectly across the river, to her old landing
place on the Illinois shore. The waters,
tor the first time this season, are now euf-
hciently low to permit the travelling com
munity to reach that point. s ss.sie
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

d Esr. E. ". .fndresrs, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church in 9th street,
New York, lately jumped overheard from
. steam boat which had collapsed flue,
and was drowned. ~ ss @
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

ANOTHER PaEAcaEa FALLEx.-I.
Louisville Baptist Banner, Of Aug: e g.
exposes the crimes Of a talented ~
preacher, by the name Of Robert ne,sS !,
Two letters Of this Melvin are puol''assss'
in which he confcsscs that he has ~ 3
teen years been guilty Of ialseheod. ~ !
the grossest and most degrading licsnee
ness, and haunter Of houses Of HIS
and yet husband and father
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

II The democrats Of Georgia are &C.
lively engaged in canvassing the State,
and send cheering greetings to their breth-
rem abroad A meeting Of from Is, 900 to
$4,000 was lately held 1t Macon, at which
the most eminent men Of the State were
present. Speeches. were made by Gen.
Hamilton Of Alabama, VIM. Aston Hayne
oil S. c. (son of the late Gen. r. Y.
Hayne. and BY Messrs. Colquitt, Chap
pcll, ll'ralson. Black, Jackson, and dog
en- others. Of Georgia. AS fact illustra-
tive of the remark that 1914 is not 1870,
he Georgia papers publish the names Of
six who were on the Harrison electoral
'ieket in that State four years ago who are
actively engaged in supporting Polk
and Dallas.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Englsnd, 7srss, .aierico. -TAs nOseioa
Telegraph says: ave now learn upon me
authority Of Captain Elliot himself ah's
England had advised Mexico under no
circumstance, to acknowledge the 'nde-
pendence Of Texas, but to keep mp N q,
mistice with her as long rs possible; ana
in case Of successful attempt at amer
alton between the United States and lex
as took place, then to go to war and Hne'
land would back her in the. contest
JonN Ross MARRIED.-This eele6fsted
Cherokee half-blood, was married in PM
adelphia, On Monday night to Miss 81
pies, Quaker lady, Of Wilmington, D.
Ross is considered to Be worth kAlf VI.
lion Of dollars. He purposes scjoaFn''e
with his bride in Philadelphia for sh0''
lime: after which he goes to his wild hon
in the Southwestern prairics.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

every political and public bl,,,;,-n.l
Providence, which, Is ! cree \.
are permitted % enjoy. TN
am, gentlemen, respstsfur,
Mil Your obedieA ssrn,
IN. Cav
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

=. SfThe .her H,ii:'e -Asrs is the title Of
snsw democratic ja.raai -, - commenced
m New York cisxsa ". have received
tl,e FIRST nu,nher VI lac Meckly paper, and
ike 1t much. The es.i;.sr is MIR. j. L..
oSMlliyan, Of the Democratic Rc,;.u
knOwn 6 one Of lie most ;.rcom,.lisl.c
writers q the day. The weekly News
PrinAed = 81 50 Per year, Or ten copies
fr 80. We recommend It to Ill who
xana New York paper.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

BIn Pennsylvania the abolitionists
are running full tickets in several of the
counties. 5,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

I5We seesit ssated that contract has
been entered into by business house in
Boston 70 furnish one thousand tents for
the Mexican army. Tho tsnh are nov be-
ing naaafaetared with N possi6le speed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

u Heavy shipmenis u goods are being
ssasisea = present BY fte Burlington
aesshanis. Country dealers can now buy
60 ding they want on - favorable
- - - s.. Louis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

IA late Liverpool paper stsfes ~.
large section or Calvanistic Metnoc
numbering 1000 a least, from C1n:Iw IN
and Anglcsey, are preparing e en I,
to the United States, with The deslgn
eating as community on The hankA
Mississippi, .SIEeF 1aato0is
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21


FThe desire Of the Hawkeye to cav
disparsging things Of Texas and it's inhab-
itants, induces it At times to overstep the
bounds Of truth. The following, for in
stance, from Thursdays issue, is proved
by wing testimony to be enormous:
"Gen Bnrleston, who is now probably Pres
ident of Texa-, it seems, is native Of New York
and was Captain Of canal boat. He was indict-
ed for projecting some improvements in the cur
rency not within the statue, such as passing
counterfeit money, forfeited his bonds, and gave
the Knckerbockers specimen Of ssalmighty tall
talking"
The Cincinnati Gazette, edited by Judge
Wright, one Of the most prominent wings
in Ohio, and who himself formerly resided
at Troy, thus contradicts this story: are
"Gen. Edward Burleson, the probable Pres
ident Of Texas, 10 not tie BuTleson to whom the
Troy Post alludes. tn I man was called WASH
and was distinguished for his vices. Edward
Burleson is plain and honest citizen; respected
generally. we hear, for his integrity; BY all who
know him." a8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

IL Mr.. M'Duffie's health is said to be
improving, and he will probably retain his
seat in the Senate.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

ar The walls Of the new hotel are up
- HI = he second story. The contrac-
len. ~ lsasa. expect to get il under rool
ana knye several IT die lower rooms fin-
ishcd tie present season. It win be q
spleadid building.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

The proceeds arising from ~ : d ~
public lands during The l.st yea
loXZ,V1o, V3{, -. N lses.l III Y sss.' 8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Nominations a. New YoEke
The democratic s,.ts6 hvetssss whlkA
a,senhled = Ssscsss n n IN inst
n.sassS y noninsAsd SllAs wa,cHr
81 Goysrns6 Al Asplses GAaD,ssA. Of
Rochester, for Lieut.. Governor. This
news has been received with delight in al
parts Of the Union, md i hailed ~ the
sure precursor Of victory. The democracy
Of New York win sustain Tie nominations
with IN enthusiasm and unanimity Ear sur
passing any thing which could have been
inspired BY the selection Of any other men,
and their efforts win Be crowned BY .
splendid victory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

The iesier ef Mr.. Clay in relation to
Bex.s-sPokcn Of by the Louisville jour,
M - de s1sfek ey~ys1os fr.% He grest
salesman On tli> interesting snairc''' we
publish in u,is n.lnbcr Of our payer. Mr..
ca. opposition 70 Tcx..s. it will be dis
cessed, \ ah:aod, and the pub
lit1eng .;xsle has awfullv nor
panssed his supporters in the Nor" and
West, who have bern riaine ii.e anti Tex
- hobty On she ground than annexation is
calculated sud intended to extend slavery.
II su@e portions u the country-Ohio, for
iasassce, according 10 our exchanges
Wigs have been heard 10 denounce the let
ter = : forgery. II is not 10 be wondered
At thatthey should feel sore; Cor it destroys
Al hope Of gaining over The abolitionists to
The support II Mr.. Clay, in which work
thy he'd made some headway.
1fThe New Jersey papers state, as
an item worthy Of remembrance by the la
boring classes, that in 1895. when, as we
Il recalled, The prices Of al the necessa-
ries Of lie rose 10 nearly double what they
formerly had been, the journcymen shoe
makers of' Newark, in that State, quit
wosk IN consequence Of their request, for
= INCREASE q wages having been reject
Cd, Mr.. Ta-oDoaE FaELIscHuvsEs, the
whig candidate for Vice President, VOL
UFTEERED - counsel against them in
aproseeution for conspiracy, and succeed
q y seading several to prison. And this
Is he man now presented to the country
- the especial friend Of labor and labor
ers, and The industrial classes are called up
ON To give their support him for the second
highest Office known to the constitution!
Out upon such dishonesty. Had Mr.. F.
been IN reality what his friends now en-
deavor to pass him OF for, he would have
volunteered his professional services in de-
fence Of those who were prosecuted for
refusing 10 labor for an inadequate reward,
ard who, it may Re assumed, were unable
to employ counsel; but true to the natural
instinct Of federalism, he espoused the
cause Of capital. The workingmen Of
Hew Jersey will probably recollect him
IL this manifestation Of his attachment to
thSf Interests, and will cancel accounts in
Nosenbes. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

~ In default Of our usual qnantum Of
siaosisl matter ills week, we present
oar readers With an interesting variety Of
u.Ws paragraphs, culled from a careful pc
rssa fthe latest ecl,angcs which have
he9Eeecised.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

u BExsAnlx +. BurLka and DAsIEL
- Dlcxlssox, ~ present Lieut.. Gov
-; he'd the demucratic electoral ticket
IN New York. - -. s. s,ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

The St. Louis Republican Of the 18th
inst. contains very interesting letter from
Peter H. Burnett, dated "Linnton, Oregon,
July, 18th 1884," which we were exceed
inely DESTROYS Of laying before our readers
in extenso this week, but it came to hand
At too hate an hour to permit US to do this.
In our next, however, i may be looked
for. 35
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

u See, in another column, letter
from Sidney Rigdon, Esq. in relation to late
occurrences at Nauvoo.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

Nomination In New jersey.
JoHs H. 'Taonrsos, appropriately CALI
ed the father Of the new constitution Of his
State, has been unanimously nominated as
the democratic candidate for Governor Of
Jersey, BY The State Convention
WI l: mct at Trenton on. the i4lh instant.
nisSVsends speak confidently Of his cleo.
ti.sr, and Of the vote Of the State being
given for Polk and Dallas. Many ofthe
sust Of New Jersey. who have herefe'
..s,ssrc ac..,d. with thu ~A;es, positively ac-
fuse I" so for Mr.. Clay. They say they
cannot vote for . man whose hand has
been stained in human blood. g..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

EA very large meeting computed ia
be 10000 or 10000 strong-was held
lately at Providence, Rhode Island, for
the purpose Of giving expression to the
feelings Of disapprobation entertained by
the public in relation to the cruel treat.
ment extended to Dorr BY the Algerines.
Owing to the military having been or
dered out BY the State authorities, seem-
ingly for the purpose Of over-aweing the
proceedings, fears were entertained by
some that collision might ensue; but no,h-
ing Of the lind took place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

The powder mill near Akron,
Ohio, exploded lately, burning about
1900 lbs. powder. No lives lost. The
explosion, it is stated, shook the country
around like an earthquake. asak
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

IThe annual State Fair and Cattle
show Tor New York was held At Pough-
keepsie on the l7th, 18Th and l9th insts.
GEo.cr BAscaorr, Egg. was selected 10
deliver the address; Great preparations
were made g render he spectacle inpo-
,ing. 81 ssss.s -. s.s las
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

D-Aspecial convention Of the Protest.
ant Efiscopal Church Of Pennsylvania con-
veasd = PhilsaslfAia ostAe 9Th ins. The
priaGpd object Il assemb6ng was 70 act
upon u tesienalion Y Bishop Onderdonk.
announced some time since. The charges
which led to this step on the part Of the
Bishop, we now learn for the first time,
were that he had acquired the habit Of in
dulging in intoxicating drinks. He sent
in communication to The convention in de.
fence Of himself. the purport Of which is
thus described:
The Right Rev. Prelate avows, without equiv
ocatiop, that far back Is ten years ago, he was
seized with Fl, while travelling at Harrisburg
(Pa.) Of chilis, which obliged him to take brandy
and water-that It did him great good; that he
was constantly sick while on his journey to Gin
cinnati and return to adelphia-occnpying q
month-that periodically, and sometimes oftener,
he was in i'll health and that nothing had so rem
ovating, or so powerful IN eject on him - the
Stimulant. - sssfS.yfsss saf4 Il s
He never took brandy in such quantities as 70
Of Nav last, Just when he had determined to re
linquish the use Of the article, he was waited
upoa By delegation Of ten Of the clergy. with
whom he had been on terms of the greatest friend
shin, and to his establishment they stated that
certain Of the clergy had had numerous meetings
in reference 10 his unfortunate practice, apprised
th.-. or se;. ntrntion TO bring the matter before
the Episcopal Convention. 4ss f
The Bishop complains that they ought to have
approached him in a spirit Of meekess and char
ity, and heard what he had to say--inquired into
the circumstances Of this INDUCING in strong
drink, before proceeding to the length they had
thought proper to do.
Hessye he rs condemned unheard-condemn.
ed irfevocably-.having no opportunity Of max.
ing an explanation or extenuation OF his offence
nor opportunity given him Of making defence
U. S SENArE.-So far, the Wings have Sc.
cured erery Senator TO be chosen to the new Sen.
ate. except in Missouri, where we may set one
ii-Tribsse.
| This statement is not true. The wing.
have not secured s'cucry Senator to be cho'
sen to the new Senate, except Missouri,
but the democrats, thus far, have gained
In Mississippi, Speight, (dem.) is electet
to succeed Henderson, (wl.ig,) which il
equal to gain Of two. As to the chanc'
Of electing wing in Missouri, if the whit
ascendancy in the Senate. depends upo'
such a contingency the prospect is rathe'
blue.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21


u No Changes, eh!-At large mass
meeting lately held at Chambersburg, Pa,
there was = delegation Of 500 from Cum
berland county, among whom l47 wore
labels upon their hats as follows:-"Har-
rison men in l84O-Polk and Dallas,
1874" stsl = Asalst
IzOur Pennsylvania exchanges contin-
We to publish accounts Of the mammoth dem
ocratic assemblages which are being held
in all parts Of the State. One lately took
place 1t Norristown, in Montgomery coan-
ty, the numbers in attendance 1t which the
editor ofthe Philadelphia Ledger, (neutral, J
who was present, estimates at from $4,000
to 10000. Speaking Of the procession,
among other things the Ledger says: ave
noticed one team Of twelve horses, and an
other on which was burning lisse-k;la."
II The number 81 Methodist preachers
in the United States and Texas is compute
ed te exceed our standing army IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

II Charles N. PrerOsf has been APP
pointed U. S. Marshal for the Territory Of
Wisconsin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

u The election for Governor, mem.
bers Of Congress, &c. takes place in Penn
sylvania and Ohio on the 9Th of next
montfl--two weeks from Monday next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

~~-Aes@~eO. = o.AAe Il
The democratic State Convention of
Pennsylvania re-assembled It Harrisburg
on the Sd instant, and nominated FaAscls
4. SKUNK for Governor, BY reclamation.
No other name was mentioned. The
wings Of the keystone feel that Water
loo defeat awaits them, and are preparing
for it. The democrats already speak Of
their nominee as Governor Skunk.
Vermont, ava
As matter Of course, remains whiggish,
as she ever has been. She has always
been ct down as one Of Mr.. Clay's half
dozen sure States, and there may be kept.
Shade the abolitionist, was the wing candi-
date for Governor, and is elected by .
large majority. 4
FreA Oregon.
The St. Louis Reporter Of the 10th
states, that FIVE men arrived frsm Fort
Laramie, last week, bringing intelligence
from the Oregon emigrants who left last
spring. They were well supplied with
provisions, SC. and expected to reach their
destination by the LIST Of October. Flour
sold at the Fort at $40 per barrel, and ba-
con at 5 cts. per pound The water courses
on the route were high, and it rained du-
ring the greater part Of the journey. The
journey had been fatiguing, but the health
Of the emigrants was unusually good.
Only one person had died when the men
from whom the information is derived left.
They were within about six days travel Of
buffalo, and entertained some apprehen-
sion Of being attacked by the Sioux, a par
ty having been sent BY the chief to assail
them. t@,st ir..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

fA meeting of q, 600 democrats was
held at Winchester, Va, about two weeks
since. 1t far exceeded the wing gather
ing held at the same place short time be-
fore. Major Davexac was present and
spoke. ,a 81 4aos
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

U%On the steam boat St. Crcix, on
Wednesday last, on her upward trip, a
vote was taken by the passengers which re-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

sIs- = woSst.ls=2S SCI s. ss1a2i = - fTSa :
-s,issgg sE.' Eze-l ,1s-~s.:ss. ~ q x-ass
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

TWm. Chiffon Allan, the sculptor,
son Of Hon. Chiffon Allan, of Kentucky,
is dead. He was but 10 years Of age, and
had made great advances in the study Of
his noble art. Il ~ 500
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

A laughable circumstance took place al
the Wheeling theatre on Monday evening
Of last week, which has been related to us
BY . friend who was present. The play
was the aHunchback," and grave old
gentleman in spectacles, who sat near the
stage, was observed to manifest an intense
interest in the progress OF the piece
Miss. Eliza Logan, was playing "Julia''
with great force and earnestness, and in
the last act while the young actress seem
ed to be choking under the effort to smoth-
er her toweri g indignation, the restless
ness Of the old mans feet, and the con-
vulsive twitchings Of his face, attested his
emotion. At length, when with flashing
eyes and dilated nostrils, the fiery julia
Numbered forth ado I'll" the excited audi
tor sprung to his feet, and addressing the
astonished Master Walter, exclaimed
STOP, sir. you've carried this thing fal
enough! You're breaking that young
girrs heart. In this country you CAM
force her 70 marry-p" "A roar Of laugh
ter from The audience reminded The Old
gentleman q the fiction qf.he scsae, and
he J at down the most abeahed individual
lmaS1naDH., .aSv yell ~ei y 60
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21


IfTke imports ofthe country, the pres
ent year, bid fair to exceed the exports BY
nearly one half. The value Of the former,
for the first eight months Of the year, en-.
tered at New York, is stated to be $685..
589.745, while that Of the exports from the
same port, for the same period, is set down
at only $40, 1886, $40.
- BIsHor KEArrs lately narrowly
escaped from being drowned in the Wa.
bash. He, in company with another gen
tleman, attempted to ford the river in q bug.
gy, when suddenly they found themselves
up to their chins in water, and the horse
unable to haul them forward. The bishop
and his companion fortunately made for the
shore they had left, and succeeded in
gaining it, but the horse was drowned.
- RosERr C. Fwrxc has been an.
pointed u. S. Marshal for Missouri ric.
VIM. c. Anderson, resigned.
HWm. Chiffon Allan, the sculptor
son Of Hon. Chiffon Allan, of Kentucky.
is dead. He was but 10 years Of age, and
had made great advances in the study q
his noble art. q 'F 500
u The election for Governor, mem.
bers Of Congress. &c. takes place in Penn
sylvania and Ohio on the 9Th of next
month--two weeks from Monday next.
. The powder mill near Akron,
Ohio, exploded lately, burning abou,
1900 lbs. powder. No lives lost. The
explosion, it is stated, shook the country
around like an earthquake. ask
HOn the steam boat st. Crcix, on
Wednesday last, on her upward trip, q
vote was taken by the passengers which re-
suited as follows: m 4
Polk and Dallas, sed "a
Clay and Frelinghusen, 40
Democratic majority, Z
II Charles NJ Prerost has been APP
pointed u. S. Marshal for the Territory Of
Wisconsin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-21

~ RoBERr c.. Fwrxc has been an
pointed U. S. Marshal for Missouri ric
VIM. c. Anderson, resigned.