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ID ED,
oa Sunday morning, End inst. JEREMIAH II. WHIP
PR, in the 25th year Of his age.
His friends and relatives are invited TO attend his
ineral this Monday afternoon, at half past3 O'Clock
rom the residence of his father, Tyson street, with
sut further notice.
On the lst inst Mr. John Patterson leaving a wife
and five children to lament their loss. The deceased
endured with great foritude Ornear four years the
most in pain and in the hour of death Welded
mis- spirit with ca I'm resignation.
On the 3sth ult. MARY, wife of Brantz Mayer, aged
% years.
GU the 3Oth ult. Mrs, HANNAH SrsARD, in her d4th
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" ETNHI" : VUNNHI FTUpfiFtOT,
Chemist and ApOthecary,

NO 81 taw-st., cor Clay ST., Balunfsrs.
for sale by j.. ID. Stewart, cor. Hanover and EaEa
SENSES Laroque, corner Baltimore aud Harrison SITS
~ NJ Robinson, corner of Gay and Saratoga-sts j.
Stansbury, Thames street, F. p; Wiseman & Wroth
Lishtst, opposite Dix Foegs Hotel; Sawyer corner
Piatt and Paca sta; ]. F Perkins s Brother, corner
Baltimore d Cove streets.
V5- rue Patentee, DR.. l.. may be consulted nj hi,
ONCE No. 30 COUGH STREET, nj ar the PolH
Spring. ooa eoIv
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zsIN PLATTE. SHEET ItsOW,

TxSIN PLATE. SI Il ct IRON,
COPPER WIRE, Sc sc.
500 hoyes TIN PLATE, | 3 tx, and extra SKIES
200 boxes .paded for Roofing, l4x20, of best Char
coal brands
s50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET iROS-ali dir ect importation.
n 900 lbs. brazirfs COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton Sill EFT ZINC
200 bunIlrs Bright and nnnealed IRON WIRE
80 rolls SHEET LEAD, q 10 6 lbs.
80 pgs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEi,TER
Al o, Ply aud Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
~ A tnIl stock Of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
|aines, Tmned aud iron Rive,s, Tnued Copper, &c,
For sale on liberal terms hv
e. PRATT s. BROTHER,
as 6mif % and 90 g. Charles street
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NEAR TIE WASHINGTON
NE COLLEGE. A few gentlemen can be accom-
|nOdaltd with Furnished Rooms and Board on
|.Onable terms, by early application at
NO. 23I F.. BALTIMORE STREET,
ogs Between Bond and Carone-sts.
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J. p. ROC ERS.
vEyO COUNTRY MEwCnANTs. We will

FENO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. We will
III puncnally and honestly attend to MI orders
from the country, when accompanied with the cash
and proper directions, for such The following art
Giles, and all others in The sOOK and STATIONERY
line: Family Bibles, with the ApOcrypha, Concord
ance, Psalms aud Records OF from D to - so; Al.
manacs, Comic, Farmers, &c at ron 81 TO 37t cents
doz.: Steel Pens at from 25 els TO s a5 pei gross
Writing Paper, from In To 81 30 pr am; Inks. blk
blue aud red different sizes at from 81 cts 10 II %
dozen; States Of all sizes; Soap Stone, from 90 cts
TO So 40 and common from so cts. 10 8 80 per doz
Slate Penciis from 70! to 50 cts, per 100. All other
articles in proportion. Scioo! Books, sunday School
do. very cheap. o. Bookson Farming, Mechanics
Houses, Cattle, sc. Direct yonrord"rs 10
u. OWEN & son, booksellers Sationcrs,
NO lac Baltimore street,
O30 sd door OF Calvert ST
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BATENT SOLAR LAMPS. Ihaye on hand
n complete assortment Of Cornelius & Cos celc-
brated PATENT SOLAR LAMPS, for burnino lard
or ol-together wi great variety Of chi and rlain
GLOBES. LAMP CLASSES, WICKS, SC, all of
which arc offered at the lowest prices
G. WEST, No. Is Sharp street
oS-lm between baltimore and German sis
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YHHHE oRTHoGRApnYoF TIE HUMAN

TNSHE ORTHOGRAP PLY OF THE HUMAN
IA RACE. In exhibiting and contrasting the Ell
ects as also the affects in alphabetical illustration of
characters in the human family, we have every grad
uation TO which is applicable the voweS and consOn
ants in their position, con and influence in the Or
hographlc relation Of action in the Political, NORA
and Religiss ambition of lhr world, illustrated in all
the varieties TO which the aspirations of vanity seek
III the etym0ogy OF intellectual culture which the sus-
ceptbilit, of can be realized by every good ctzen
within the jurisdiction of this happy land, ndepend
ent of Monarchial sway; yet the adjeclives in the
comprehension OF subslantives in lis addition to at
feet its quality, will realize 10 the world that ]. ].
ROACH, No. 286 BALTIMORE STREET, has fully de
veoped Nature's Me hanical genins in all the most
improved styles Of Block Let Gilt, Painted, Trans.
parent and Ornamental SIGNS, which will fully il
lusrae the generosity of his patrons in thei encour
agemen. anu define the position to which nature has
depicted in many of her liberal spirits of live and let
live. OBI If
FHNHIE GREATEST MEDICINE IN THE
IL WORLD. for Coughs, Colds Asthma, Pam and
Soreness in the Breast, Whooping Cough, Lonsump-
Lungs, is Hance's Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound. -
Price so CENTS
i've been coughing, I've been coughing,
All the night and all the day:
And Pun wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away.
o twill end me soon, aud send me
Down 10 an untmelY grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend me,
Skill'd the sufferer to save
But, in brief, found relief;
And poor sufferer, say, would you!
Take so handy, Hance's Candy,
Andhis Hoarhound Syrup too!
HANCE'S CANDY and HOARHUUND SYRUP,
two OF the most popular remedies of The age for colds,
coughs and consump'ions, and all affections Of the
Bronchial Organs, may h. had at his New Store, No.
l0s AnTlMORE-ST,, between North and Holiday,
or at the Old Staad, corner of PRATT Il CHARLES
SITS, Baltimore. OBJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
E mARSaALL, LESSEE The public is
H respectfully Informed that this establishment
wiiiie-OPen, fer continuance of the season,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 5th.
W- Particulars of the entertainments will be duly
announced.
The patrons of the drama are assured that the
same acknowledged excellent, general arrangements
VIII characterize the present efforts of the manage
meht, winch so recently secured the unanimous ap-
proba ion Of the full intelligent, ana brilliant audi.
ences, with which this slime onor'd" theatre was
nightly gfaced
W3-The Bills and Advertisements of tomorrow will
announce the names of
THE ESTABLISHED AND FAVORITE PER
FORMERS, Sc Sc,
who will appear on the opening night.
n3- Boxes 80 cents-PiI % cents.
1t w. II. BLAKE, Manager
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FHNAKE NOTICE-WANTED DAILY--CIerks,
u book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores
English Teacher Coachmen; Osrlers; Wagoners;
Overseers; 20 aborers; Agents; 90 COOKS, Washers.
and ir"ners; Chanbrrnaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Seanstresses; House Keepers, und
anunber OF other situations to numerous To mention
and TOO valuable to lose. Families have only give
me call and their wants will be imnt diatey attend
ed to. Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SCOFTI,
O6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.4LIERTL SITS
THvHIS EVENING. Nov. Sd, will be perform
land, Mrs. TIMM. Sir Thomas Odton Baronet, Mr.
CHlPPENDALE Nix, Mr.. JOHN SEFTON
After which, Miss EMMA KILMISTEwIlI appear
Dancing by Miss CANNON.
70 conclude with DISAPPOINTMENT. In which
Miss Eliza and Emma KILMISTE will appear.
% Abundance 25 cts, children under 10 years of
age, l25 cents. Saloon performance to commence at
! TO O'Clock precisely. 1t
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n APANNED WAKE. a large assortment
- consisting in part NJ toIlowsCash Boxes Dress
ing Eases, I'm Trunks, sugar Boxes, Caudgslisks
Lamps, Match Safes, Canisters, SPICE Boxes, Sn,t,
looms Also Tin Plates, Lard Lamps, Coffee Mi,a
Britannia Ware, Shovel and ToHcs, spoons Ladies'
Knives and Forks. Together with general assort
ment OF Fccy and Staple Goods for safe at wholesale
or retail very 'o1 TO close by ELIAS BALE,
O21n No lI9 BaltimnTa %
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a N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA EALI. \ \ II NVYN'rsrIS Cnnns

a N EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
N FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHS-AIur rican, English aud French
lMEHES-Plain and Fancy
YES NGS-Silk Velvet, Satin, WOrsted, Sc
SattiHets, Twreds, Kerseys Jeans and linsevs
Cashmeres, M0usIine de Lame, black and co'd
AlpIcas, BnmbaZnes, sc. Also. one of the hand
soonest asSOrtments Of CALICOES in the city.
SHAWLS-Eashmere, Tibet, Wool, MousIine dc
Laue, Blanket and Net
FLANNEI.S-White, Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton FIannes, Ticking 3D.,
Penitcn nry Plaids, Chechs, Cotton Yarn,
Brown aud Beachrd MUSiINS, sc. &c.
l3- For gale the Az ncy Storr pery low for cash
by LUTHER J. cox, Agent,
No. II Baltimore street, Cd door below
oil-2m Trinnet's alley.
rEyo PRoPRIETORS OF OYSTER Hou-
A SEES, EATING HOUSES. &c. The subsc, roer
has Just received a supply OF Tin and China HOT
WATER PLATES aud DISHES for Broi.ed Oysters,
Flied Oyst RS and steaks which are decidedly supe-
ror u the old st,e Of Grating dishes, for the above
Injuries; and will he sold low for cash ut the
Original furnishing Warehouse, ny
ALFRED II REP, No. 1875 BnItimore-st..
o27-dtf End Tin Store ab,ve Hsward-st
HpLANK B0OKS-Of every descripti N CON
I'D stautly on md and for sale radr 10 order at
PARSONS, PRESTON s KURTZS
Cheap Book stcre, 81 Pratt ST.,
next to the Railroad Depot.
N. r. Books, Magazines, Pamphlets. Sc, bound
rebound in the neatest style and in the shortest
possible time. 1913
VMTRAPPlNG PAPER-l5O0 r. q ms various
w sizes. for sale ny
TURNER, WHEELN RIGHT NUDGE,
sells 2s0uth Charles street,
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nEPOT OF FRENCH MILLINERY
H. GOODS, No. 2ai BALTIMORE ct, PouI
DOORS EAST OF CHARLES STREET
| S.3LMONS SM.HLL have just received from New
YORK by the late Packets from Europe, and are nov
opening their Stock Of Fall Millinery Goods consist
ing entirely Of French importatons, and comprising
all the ....I ~ .#.
New and magnificent styles of Paris RIBBONS
Fashionable Bonnet VELVETS,S silks aud SATINS
Moiles, FIounces Grapes, LisIes Tarletons
Paris FEATHERS ana Artificial FLOW Frs
Thread, SIik and Gympure LACEs, EDGINGs, and
Cap and Veil Nets, Velvet Bonnet Trimmings
Demi Thread Wells aud Thread Lace GAPS
Founr atoms Leno, Wire, Chip and Glue
aud every article in the Millinery line at the lowest
New York wholesale prices ....
80 cases Braid and Straw BONNETS, suitable for the
Fall trade. o3-lm SALMON & SMALL.
TOAL-COAL-COAL GIksE 4 SONS
~ COAL YARD, Spears Wharf, where may be
had at the lowest cash prices, ANTHRACITE COAL
in all varieties; selected from the best mines-amoRs
which are:
s B iG% ,,one company's per ton of Crate.
LIoyd's ana Baler's, 224o lbs Null sizes;
or in the lump. For sale by the cargo or single tnn
Orders left at the yard, at our counting roo, will
be promptly attendedio. GEESE & SON,
sell en- . Commerce ST. Wharf
GthRPErS! CAR oETsN CARPErSm
" Persons about purchasing CARRIE rs for the
winter, viii find handsome Of all the va
nous kinds and qualities, at the NEW CARPET
WAREHOUSE, as BALTIMORE STREET, near Tri-
polett's alley.
@9-FLo0R OIL CLOTHS, in widths suitable for
Store Rugs, &C. [oa4-2wl TN. CONRADT,
trRoM LATE AUCTION SALES, Nsw YORK;
RICH FRENCH GOODS.
ny GARDNER mas received f ON the late per
H. . emptory sales ia New York
Rich French EhBROIRERiES, which win be sold
at 30 per cent below former prices
Rich Dress SILKS; SHAWLS and SCARFS, IA
great varsty;) CASHMERES and MOUSE DE
LANES; CLOAKiNG5, &c.
All OF which having been bought extremely low,
will be sold al great bargains, at
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
$50 No. 1873 Baltimore street
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" IDDERMINSTER CARPETING, of
HA- extra superiine and fine quality-a handsome
assortment on hand and will be reailed out at re-
duced prices.
7. NJ. CONRADT, IS Baltimore street,
o2i-2w near Tripolet's alley.
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ID EMOVAL. A. X. LEE, has removed his
EN DRUG STORE and Mineral Water Establish
ment to No. 1856 BALTIMORE STREET, Museum
Buildngs) three doors west Of Calvert 02I-eod6t
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ENHEAP BLANK TS. have on hand. a
" lot of very cheap WHITNEY BLANKETS, of
good quality, 8, 10, II and ~ Or, which are worthy
att. nton, having been bought at sacrifice and will
be sofa at a small advance-Cal and STE. Remem-
Der the No. EDW. J. RICHARDSON,
ole No. 81 Baltimore street.
NREAT BARGAINS! Choice Family GRO
NJ CERES; Fresh Fl OUR, select brands; MILL
FEED, OATS, CORN, CHOP, SC. SC, wholesale or
retail. Also, CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking.
G. w. AIREY, Agent, 229 f Baltimere-st.
oil between Bond and Caroline SITS.
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LETTER BAGS Up At THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms.
For liavana-Brg Midas, with despatch.
FOR Rio de JaneirO-Big Abo, soon.
For River LA Plae-Schr Fame, lew days.
ARINELlST-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 l8i5.
FROM CHE EXCHANGE REAulNu-Roun so,
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HSUTFH. The subscriber is selling PUTTY,
u made Of pure Lnseed Oil and thoroughly dry
whiting, from 30 TO 40 per cent below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities. and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
J. w. w. GORDON, l52 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio r. r. Depot. .
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HN&CURSION TO THE EXHIBITION or
HI TIE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. PHtLAnRi =
PHiA, which commences on 1UEsD NEXT
9Dth inst, and will continue two weeks
x..-.>.. a. rn, The Philadelphia wilm,rs-
EIsss}sssl e. "a ton and BaItimore Rail Poaa
.SsSs.ss2 Mslsesssssas Company, and the CITIZENS
-. 2 -. MON LINE, win iseue tieR
els tor the ROUND TRir 10 Philadelphia and rr1nrn tn
NsAr DAY at 50. indi'sding admission TO FHhihlon.
tg5- Tho's wishing 70 visit the insti,nton. VIII,
ean" apply az th' r,thce Pratt street Depot or a.
WISE the regular tare viii be reGuirpd
oio lPRJ .tf A.CRAWFNRD Areat
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KH ANCE'S SAWSAp ARIII.A
IL VEGETABLE, OR BLOOD PILLS,
are deeis dly Tie safest and best nrrdicine ever in
uouucyu' Tor curing Dyspepsia CoSuveuess, St7ejHg
III 'ile Ears, hdaihtss, Headaches, Browsiness, De
pressoh or iowness of Spirits and all Diseases ars.
lug from an impure state or the Blood We careful 30
AVOID NGRTHLEss CorNrERFEiSs,
ana asN,in all cases, for Hancp'S Genuine Pills price
- cents per box, or hve boxes for 81
For Sale by SETH =, HANCE, los Baltimore Sc,
and corner Of CHARLES and Pratt streets. Oh
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-03

NJ Office. The undersigned being about to re-
1N move from the city, earnestly requests all per
sons indebted TO him 10 make early settlement Of
their accounts with Mr.. SAMUEL GUEST, my au-
thorzed Agent and Collector, AZ am very socitous
that he may be in funds TO settle all claims coming
against me in due time. 't
ol6eOl2tf .... SAMUEL X, JENNINGS.
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HyURSPEU DAMASE. | have pnw on
w hand an assortment nS first rate WORSTEO
DAMAsK, all colors. very cheap. Persons wishing
Damask for CURTAINS. &c, viii find il 30 their ad
vaRtape 70 cali, as am determined TO sell exceeding
BY low. Call and see.
JOHN c. HOLLAND,
No. ~ Gay street, near the
o2s Odd Fellows Halt
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AuuvA VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
fAsWA PRIVATE SALE. Those five small two
IhBbHM story Brick Houses the north side of
Franklin street, between Green and Paca sts
VIII be sold together or separately in fee simple or
with ground rent, at a very low price This proper
ty il situated in an improving neghborhood, and is
decidedly the best situation for business in the west
end. Early application should br made to
ALFRED II. REP,
sel7u No 1926 Baltimore street,
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nPIUM. The subscriber has on hand supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. w. GORDON,
No l52 West Pratt street,
OLD 60 opposite Bait. and Ohio Rail Road Depot.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.
- CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.

LuA CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
m7TT54 For sale two two story Houses on N. Caro-
lFsiHu line st. at $500 each, gr und rent Sl2.50 re-
~--N-1@centy built and very convenient for small
fames-depth of lots rs feet to an alley. Apply at
the OLD TOWN AGENCY, N. High street, next to
Gay. nj
HNOR SALE. A very Ink ly black woman n
II years Of age, to serve years. She is good
plain cook, washer and ironer. Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
A few doors from the corner of South,
o30 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
HSOR SALE. very likely Boy, IA years of
NJ age, to serve 10 years-he come highly re-
commended. Also for sale black woman TO serve
10 years, with her two children, boy and girl. She s
first rate cook, washer and ironer, and come
highly recommended, Apply at
l.. F, SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
OF No. 10 Exchange Place.
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ypLANk BLANKETS.
HD Just received. n inFge assortment of "a TO l44
WHITNEY BLANKETS, nf superior quality.
Also, Servants BLANKETS. For sale low Whole
sale and RETAIL BY HENRY w. COOKE,
o2S Corner Hanover aud Lombartsts
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

4 MoKIM DUNCAN has removed mis- Office
~ from No. "a N. Charles street to No. "a North
CALVERT STREET. o05 3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24

TThe late editors ofthe Globe, Messrs.
Blair & Rives, have presented the dem
ocratic association Of Washington City with
funds sufficient to erect a large and hand.
some Hall, Reading Room, Sc. The lib
crafty Of these gentlemen would seem to
know no limits. After some fourteen
years of labor and toll for the success Of
their party and lis principles, they retire
each with an independence, full ofgratitude
to those who have stood BY them, and
ready to employ large portion Of their
gains for the promotion Of the cause Of de-
mocracy, whenever the emergency may
require it.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24
A Tribute from the Enemy.


The victory Of the democracy Of Virgin
ia, has been complete and overwhelming.
It has been astounding, appalling and in
comprehensive to the routed enemy. The
Richmond Wing is free to confess that
1.-THE judgment Of God seems to be on its
party, and vain, Of course, are human eff
forts to avert the consequences" 1t pro-
ceeds to say
eve consider this the heaviest blow
which the whig party in Virginia has ever
received. In the present case here in
Richmond, the democracy have a new
source Of triumph. Feeble and even con-
temptible in numbers, they have triumph
ed by the force Of discipline and concert
in all their views and wishes! They de-
feat-their first and dearest wish-JoAn
Minor Bots. They accomplish their next
dearest wish, the defeat Of the wing party
Of the city, in the person Of Henry L.
Brooke! More than all--they fix upon
the wing party here, through its stupidity
and their own close adherence to party
order, split. which promises well 70
A~AAAAC bsAC = ulVt4 AL su0 ACSu, &uO 70
pervade the entire State!
Loco Focoism is great It's supreme
" worldly wise, If Il is not inspired from
above Tor below!l Catch il napping!-
Catch i nodding!- Catch it divided at q
crisis!- No such thing. Il never goes to
sleeper if It does, it is like cat-only
with one eye-the other remains wide
openl
I'VE wish we were, and could consci-
entiously be democrats! We admire that
party. There are no traitors ia IL ranks,
and what il better still for them, no asses!
for we had rather have to do with .
traitor than IN as, above I'll conceited
as! Yes, We love and respect them, not
ior their Eaa0s- but for their manly and
straight forward bearing in support 81
what they diak right Their frnness
and loyalty contrssts proudly with whix
yaecillation, and will, until whiGs learn I
lesson frsn thens esntinus " secure thsm
hesceptre!"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24

An election for members Of Congress in
this State takes place in August next. In
the LIST district, R. d. Owen is candidate
for re-election, and j. opposed BY George
B. Thompson. In the I'd, T. J. Henly,
dem. is opposed BY Roger Martin, wing.
4th-Caleb B. Smith is the wing candidate,
without. as yet, any opposition. 5th-W.
w. Wick nominated BY the democrats,
without opponent. 9th-S. c. Sample,
wing, and Charles Cathcart, dem. 10Th
Lewis G. Thompson, wing, in opposition
to Andrew Kennedy, dem.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24


Ths two Hsdes,, suspectsd q being en-
gagged in the nurdsr Of Miller, il Lee
county, were delivered up BY the authori-
ties Of Nauvoo on last Friday week, and
were taken to Fort Madison and lodged in
the penitentiary for safe keeping. The
people Of Naavoo, it Is said, acted well in
the matter-refusing 70 wait until for
NAL requisition was made upon them BY
our Governor for the delivery Of the pris-
oners. Brown. their supposed accom-
plice, is yet atlarge, but the officers were
on his trail. as
The Hodges, It was supposed, would
be brought before the Lee county cour,
the present week for trial. They have
probably. however, taken the case to some
other county.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24

1.-THE revenues Of the government are
rapidly falling of. The quarter ending
last March shows declension in the re-
ceipts from customs, as compared with the
corresponding quarter oflast year, ofnearly
. million and . half The large importa-
tons Of last yearwere the result Of scar.
city Of goods here, simultaneous with low
prices and great abundance abroad. Our
surplus revenue now on hand-reported
to be some $1,000, 00o-will therefore
probably be exhausted BY the close Of the
next fiscal year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-24

ia history Of the late war" BY Hon.
c.. ISeEasoLI, j. in press and will soon
Be published. A splendid run is predict
ed for the work. Mr.. Ingersoll was .
member Of Congress during the war, and
i familiar with the events which led to
hostilities. He1is, too, ! fne scholar, and
N every respect i qualified for the dis
charge Of the task hs has undertaken.