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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

Mr., Hale, Of NJ New Hampshire, !, vcv ;oco
primo fac.:::, mas addressed long letter %
his constituents against annexation.
Ha,rkeye. s
The above is true, but il IL only part d
the truth John P. Hale, BY this letter,
has sealed his fate in New Hampshire; fol
the sterling democracy of that State, who
follow not the devious paths Of leaders,
but straightway pursue the lead Of princi-
pie, have already thrown him overheard,
The leading journals have denounced his
conduct; and move is being made, and
will doubtless be carried out, in favor Of
the re-assembling of the convention By
which he was recently nominated for re-
election, with the view Of substituting an
other candidate. New Hampshire is u
decidedly in favor Of adding Texas to the
Union as South Carolina. Her prominen,
statefnen-Woodbury, Hubbard, Ather-
ton, &c.-are jealous advocates Of the
measure, and to sustain Mr.. Hale in his
coalition with the federalists Of New Eng
land, the State viii hardly be found willing
to abandon these, her jewels.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

ST. LOUIS, Frs. ls-&F9o.r, IS 90 Il
$s IS for country brands. Whsat
prime s. ! s.; medium and inferior 50 t.
81. Cam, q without sacks; Osts, 20
F'ar-sssd IS q 81, Rvsy Is Mar porl
IS 70 : 80 To- prt.ss ~ = 81 II
Prime 6ssf - Is q "a 50 per Dbl. H;at.,
- i-2e1s-4 for dry; s,to4 ,br green
sailed. &ysv-lto 5 = the range Of the
market; .Molssses "a. Ord peaches 81
q 81 12'per bushsl; Apples 81 > 30.
Fraeat d M, Orleans. Flour, IS cts.
per barrel; lard, pork and beef, s.;
pound freight, Is per loo. II.
NEw OsLEArs, IAN. l0.--Skgar, 2 IL
- o ~ extrtaes. Ordinary commands
8; fair 8 AZ; strictly choice, in small lots.
can b had At 4 l-2a 6al-4. Molu..es.
- 70 70: Poi, mess 80 q to so 50;
prime 81 ia IS. Hog round commands
4 cts. readily. Bnlk pork scarce and in
demand.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

EGov. SKUNK was inaugurated at
Harrisburg, Pa, on the 2lst ult. His adj
dress > short, but to the point. He avows
dissemination to devote all his energies
towards redeeming the forfeited credit q
tho Stste, and he is just the man to do i.
Gov. Sc possesses fine business Italents,
great industry, and is perhaps more
thofoushly acquainted with the capacities
and resources Of Pennsylvania than any
man in i. These, united with unbendine
intsgriy and great iirmness Of purpose,
,cannct, fail to ensure to the State the most
beneficial results from his administration,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08
Territ1rial BaAness.


Aresolution setting apart the 10th and
llth days Of February for the Transaction
Of business in relation to the Territories
was agreed to in the House Of Represents.
lives on the 2lst instant. Il f !.
HfThe nomination Of Mr.. VIII. Polk
as Minister to Naples has been Withdrawn
BY the President, Mr.. P. very properly, IN
der the circumstances, declining to accept
the place Il the hands of m expiring adj
ministration. ltsis well understood thai
the chief motive Of Mr.. Tyler, II sending
up he nomination, was @ place Mr.. P's
brother, the President elect, under obi
cations TO- himself and frieuds.i We arr
glad, in common with ths democratic press
throughout he country, dat Mr.. Polk ha.
acted Is becane his position glad thai
his Accidency h.s besn 4 sciisssnyentsd i
his deeplyElsid schemes to enbakrass tn
incoming administration. ,i1Hs1T dsg Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

ALraED HEBARD, Esq. Of this county,
we learn, has received the contract for the
erection Of all the bridges on the Agency
Road, recently advertised BY Capt. Bar
ney. Mr.. H. is known to Be an efficient
and enterprising man, and we doubt moi
will fulfil his contract to The satisfaction 81
both tie government and the citizens moss
'nnediately interested IL the completes 4
the improvements.
Messrs. Hunkins and Herring, Il Ca.
ieph y. 4 = stated, have the contract 70,
he bridges on the Military Road. \,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

H-It will be seen BY the news from
China, in another column, that the treaty
Of amity and commerce recently negotiat-
ed with the Celestial Empire has been rati-
fled BY that government. Having thus re-
ceived the assent Of both governments, il
may BE considered a Of binding force, al
though we believe some unimportant
tormalities have yet to Be gone through
with. &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

u Resolutions for the liberation d
Dorr, upon the condition that he win g
before the Supreme Court and take the
oath Of allegiance, have passed both
branches of thssR Rhode Island legislature.
The friends Of Dorr voted against the act;
from which we iaf~ that he viii not accept
Of his liberty upon the conditions annexed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08
CITIZEN.

For ne Ga.etts.
Ma. EDIroa:-I perceive, BY the Bloom
ington Herald of the oath ult., that the
editor, in an article filing column and :
half Of that valuable and Interesting paper,
has undertaken reply to my communica-
ton published in the Gazette Of the 18th
ut. The laborious effort Of the Herald
to bolster up its position furnishes sufi-
Client evidence that my communication had
the idesired effect; and its admission and
consequent correction Of some Of the err
rom into which il had fallen shows plainly
enough, that notwithstanding the general
depravity Of human nature, a man NAV &C.
casionally have enough Of the instinct Lof
right and prudence to abandon wrong
position particularly If he find that he
cannot successfully maintain it. This con-
venient and reasonable expedient I am
happyto observe the Herald has had the
sagscity to adopt. My only object in
troubling you again upon this subject, Il to
cal the attention Of the people of the inte-
rior ofIowa, upon whom the merchants
Of both Bloomington and Burlington chief
y depend FOR patronage, to the proceed-
ings Of . meeting Of the working men ii
the FORMER place recently held, for the
purpose Of forming an association the bet.
ter % enable them to protect themselves
from the s,Cindling system adopted by their
msrchantss Of selling their goods at er-
trasagant prices, or to use their own Ian
guages sstha ussCcrrantabLe compdst;on on
tAs part Of the asercantie commun;fv, j,
tsyng the produce Of TIE country at s,or-
ssss's prices, and paying for TIE same IN
goods - FICTITIOUS VALUE, Mercbv fore.
fngcas buyers from this markell n
The same identical copy Of the Herald,
intA hichthe editor has iabored, with u
comnsndable zeal, to convince the trad.
ms community Of The superior induce
mentss offered them BY the inerchanfs q
Blo6mikgton, contains this s'precious NOR
csaa' - the editof. would term it, Of the
opinion q his fellow citizens.
When the Herald shall have heard Of !
meeting Of the workingmen and citizens
q Harrington convened for similar purs
pcss, hwill b time enough for the editor
e sswsSer Fair Play good hat " ~
spring 1sshions that their merch.nts i, s, $
sod their goods of whatever kind, wheth.
s. - exchange for produce or cash. !,
crap - have the merchants Of Burlinr.
Such : proposition It this lime would
4 ~. subject the worthy editor % re in.
PlzhSn of being more ssCrdasr' than h
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

II A large iron foundry has been es-
tablished at Racine, Wisconsin Territory.
Er. paper.
So also is there at present "a large iron
foundry" at Burlington, Iowa Territory.
Our Badger brethren are good At Boosting
Of the Improvements going on in their lake
towns, but in all the elements Of real pros
perity they viii find their Hawkeye
neighbors sshard to beat"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

IJoas A. Dix ana D. s. D1cxrrsor,
Esquirea, have been elected United States
Senators fron tho State Of New York,
viee Silas Wright and N. FL Tallmadge,
resigned. 5a9 qFe D u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

& 4GX8 &O~O&Os
we y m being ~
=, ss:' 81: j; ! : a s;s;; ]
Representatives On The subject Of annex
Ing Texas shat body having decided "a
closs ths.d discussion On the 25th, ulE-but
have been disappointed. Our latest Wash
ington aates are up to tie evening q the
24th. To-night's mail Mn snfosm u
wkishsef sssissssY ulgld1s submits
I'D has met with favor enough TO COM
mand the majority. That the House has
agreed upon some plan for annexation we
entertain no doubt; nor, q the prospect
stands 1t present, should it be get down !,
entirely certain that the Senate viii non
concur in suph project. The two whia
Ssnators from Louisiana have been in
strdcted BY the Legislature Of their State
to vete for remuneration, and it is thought
viii obey. Mr.. Henderson, Of MISSISSIPPI
pi, too, ID understood to be in favor Of the
measure; and hopes are entertained that
the Virginia Senators will % far respect
the clearly expressed wishes Of their con-
stihients as to waive further opposition.
MI. Foster, Of Tennessee, has already d.
clared himself to be in favor Of annexation,
upon plan Of his own. If these votes
can be obtained for the bill which may
have passed the House, Texas il ours.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

| 81 correspondent occupies portion
! Of ssr paper, in replying to and oommeat-
ing spcn certain editorial remarks made
~ the last Hawkeye, condemnatory Of the
/ course pursued BY he. Trustees Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in refusing to
throw open the doors Of the building un-
der their charge 10 aconcert Of music. "A
Statement Of the facts in the' case, we have
been informed, win be made next week;
and we have the further assurance, from
the highest source, that these do not oos-
respond with the assertions Of the Hawk
eye. Permi,tingo our oorrsspondent-who
i really, what he processes 70 b, an OPP
Eponent Of ours IN politics-to notice the
subject In his own way, We cannot avoid
saying, that in common with niLe tenths Of
our citizens, i, indeed, fhers are any Ok
'ceptions, we regard The structures Of snr
contemporary e uncalled for, out Of place,
unjust to the church, and insulting to st
least one Of the Trustees. The building IN
question belohsyso Tie Mcthodist Society,
md pe-sons not belonging to that Society!
have NJ right 70 complain Of any rules orIe-
gulaiions which those clothsl with it, care
may deem il propssior expedisat 70 adapt
The mere Get that ! few persons MT
members Of the church, and who, are net
in the habit Of attending worship within
it, walls, contributed towards the erection
Of the building, certainly does not confer
up<n such parsonsi any right, or. even The
shadow of right 70 ! voice in its man,
agement. An who thus assisted knew at
the time Chat they were contributing 70 The
erection Of . church to Be owned and CON-
trolled BY the Methodist Society exclusive
Ily. They did not ike stock IN the edifce,
but what they gave was regarded BY them
tas - Sbalake donstion. sNeifhsf deSs Il
follow, that because, owing % the embar-
easements Of the church, the Trustees have
heretofore been con3elld 70, perpit he
building 10 Ia med - purposes other
Than those fOr which 4 " y intendsd, and
tto which il has been dedicated, they should
continue 70 grant soch permission, now
that they are measurably free from those
lembasSassmenls. For The Course thew
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

DHop. Jcns FArSrtrtp. 1t present
United States Senator from the State )
Maine, has hsenrselec&eds a,4g s 3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

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VvKG10 are1~,9
" ,.f{i y 80
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:. ~ vSss 49, suos, 40
~. T., "A = u exe'e.xs 81 per@
~. :. -, =. - - sA1e(flf
1e<sa.s 1919 !. me manner TO ne
2S. - Peys ~ tne expenses Of our
p. ~ 80 treasury Of The United
ssss:,s:ss $3.50 81 -sse expenses Of the
= sislss d. opsiug Of road. and DID, sl,s
$3.50 = bridges annually scattered
I.;5 49, ..L s....s - 9.
s. g eosd;t;sn u o. ~ When en-, M " !.
ap1eSpiialions shall be cut 81, our public
l:ne -, draining the country q lis spe-
49, ]. 49, . I'VE pacayune Suite Gov
49, g. no- hnrds,..s s~ ,S:.S ~ our
=, wiI M ~ increase Of taxes .fi.r M 10,
fstotak means y replenisl,ing our circu-
laan sodium = cut o. By our submission,
navy oppressive burden upon
;s3,,. H.. . e.. H.. s.;s.-ss....,l
isdfyidisl. apre.r. .s L..t : .,;se -.
was1n ihsf dime which pays one mans
!axes rs 70 take : long journey before il
aMo c.ro'',...on again, though
= 49,. ,s;cx, -,I,.s. sl.s 49,. ~" : :
~ ! dusen debts in the same dav. 80 M tsst
tas,6on. however light, is a burden which
49, should y, teach us 70 avoid as far as
-D''o@"e'0" f7Sa q
Whlle We regret that we are denieaa sine
esdsnf desperation Of the Herald in s,,s.
tanning the constitution now before the
psslle fsr consideration, it is eratiyine "a
Pegosivs 1T much Of the editor, opros;-
tin i 70 Be ascribed to . change which
has cone over the spirit Of his dream. &
reIalioe e The expediency Of eoinv into !.
Sts1s ~sanizaGion. We are not to - ~.
dsssteoa = expressing qualification Il she
ehazge itself, for We certainly, entertain
- shcA fseliag; haE Il the consa;tut;on |.
% b. voted down, = sone ,,,ert II win
b., II course it, rssI <fsiends would. prelsr
that he rssnk should be siyscted ~ con-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

M-A bin making = appropriation .
$4o0, 600 tobthe Cumberland road Ia,
passed the Senate. srssFs GO Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

u For miscellaneous Intelligence set
last p6kN nis'Ia nssTfs s4d1 Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

SlOH0 AIUtu l1B 5A0k0S Whit& 1ens fafeQe0
wasirapidly acquiring strength.
The city Of Mexico had been well forti-
fled, and every precaution taken TO prevent
or repel ASSAULT The acqueducts had been
opened, and the mole which surrounds The
city filled with water, and there was force
Of some 80, 600 armed citizens prepated to
sas At Vera Cruz, also, fortifCations were
in progress, and the citizens were arminr.
The steamer Montexuma left Vera Crux 4
short time before the Dee, bound to Cam
peachy for troops, and reinforcenents were
also expected from Alvafado and Tlaoat,l-
.rlan,stf seEgr4T q
"a decree Lad been issued by the Mex-
lcan Congress, declaring Santa Anna trai.
sor and an outlaw, and Vuthorixina anv one
who may meet with him % take His liz. -
Measures had also been sdopted u prevent
bis escape, BY guarding tie different -
ports and other out-lets, and It u believed
that he must eventually 81 captured. "A
perton named Arellano, IN individual II
the interest Of Santa AIMS, with additional
confidentisl corresp6nlence, had bjSn T.
Zen, ma & W. supposed " 1ep1}ld b. "
|ecuted. iiia0aen1ls s1aa1 ss1eT a.
M. Tripler STATS III ne wbois eou1i-
10y - I'M st1te d tlJe Utmost cdnfuiion-
rObbssies oftravelesS NJ ccnsnBittsd daily,
and be himself twl6e sHfpped az whateTsl
was valuable Sbddt9 Hin an b. pfoRress
through NGfify8 ~ itfha4 NY indignjty
heino n}5ere1 "a 1hse v,orarm Il 8 th~ s,,.s..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-08

DEcrMBrH q, 1874.
On motion by Mr.. HENDERSON y
unfinished business Of yesterday - !.
up being the further considerslionv = =
committee Of the whole, Of the bill y 90
firm the title Of . tract Of land IN ~ -
ritcry Of Iowa, % The legal heirs ~ =
Signs Of Julien Dubuque, deceased. IL
Mr.. HENDERSON remarked ~
had undefstood from ZONE % eentlsne9 IT.
Sencts, thatthe position which \ j.
ken yesterday in reference to the ~
which this claim deHved from g.
HArSison's treaty of 1904, and ~ =,
quent addition to il made in 1867 WI.
clearly understood BY them Hs -!
now rose to explain tint matter % NJ.
H. then recapit0lated Bis arguments
terday on this point, and rcd Geperl
rison's communication 70 TIE gcyr
On the subject, He slso further ~
NE equitable validity q the capin: =
Mr.. PEARCE, chairman u -
pittee On Private Land Claims, a.! y
Gen. Harrissa's seaa5 vOula stte ~
wsaken ~ claim. The addi1iD
made % that treaty il 1893, ney
served lhe rights ~ claim w. c.
~ gssntss leaving ne validity 8
erauts untouched y snx w ~, 49, ~
ths ewing clallse n a. IT, a.
claim reatine dn the nollits n cf
f11a xefv2s~w.~wSa ~ - ,sxsak~t M nXr 7Ri
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-07-16
INVALUABLE
F a m y M e dicin es,.
,E.sz5Zl z&,zEssa
HBlSSS1 . SSRM Oh rs
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"Proue all things, and hold fast to that
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ID ofdoubtful utility. They have passed
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but contain some remarkable evidences Of
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advertise them at large, or to say any thing
further ofthem, than to % caution those wish
ing to purchase Antibillious Family Medicine,
10 be particular to enquire for SPENCER'S
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TESTIMONIALS.
TRead the following certificate from Mr..
o. c. Kelsey,a popular merchant of Tomp.
kins Bluff, Ala. and thousands Of a similar
character might be given if necessary to prove
the efficacy, popularity and usefulness of tins
medicine.
l. 1ompkin's Bluff, Ala., Jan a, Is43.
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sold l60 boxes the last six months; they are
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ious complaints, sic k-headache, dyspepsia, cos
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pills.
Respectfully yours, o. C. KELSEY.
Price, 25 Gents per box, with full direc-
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Oct. 80. Gm 4l
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Plantation for Sale.

YHyHE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
z Plantation, situated on Stephens Creek,
in Egefeld District, and about 10 miles above
Hamburg. The Tract contains five hundred
and fifty acres, of as good. well tImDeTeo
land as any on The Creek and is well adapt.
ed to Corn, Cotton and small grain. About
Two hundred and sixty acres are cleared
and in cultivation. The situation is as
healthy as any in the District and the
water is excellent. A reasonable indul-
gence will be given, with Note and ap'
proved security. Persons wishingIto pur-
chase, can call and examine for them
selves.
limo, previously disposed Of, the above
Plantation will be sold on Wednesday the
3rd of September next, at my place OF
residence, on Stephens Greek.
JOSEPH LLOYD.
May Z 1rD2ta 10
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yHyHESE PILES wherever they have been
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preparations In cnring the diseases for which
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Jefferson CO., Alabama.
.JonesbOro', Ala., 4h Sch. 1S44.
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my disease continuing 10 increase in the
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g A fresh supply, just received and Tor
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