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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05
0scrico.

Die lctte 9tafrtd,tcu bon Merifc cnthal.
ten mhndcs pidlttgc, uno gehen bis gum 9ten
SEn GieIeltc iIne opn elmer Vripat 9lrt une
murocu rurd ben Shcpncr "Sarab 9lnna"
nberbrad,t.
@iue oclperate Sd,lddt wurce an ben
Wlains bon appau, eurd Sauta alnua auf
Ger einen uuo Srapc unc pereceS auf Der
anccVu, 9cfrd,tcn, rpeId'e I'D, oamit cnciote
haB @rftercr 9duSlid, bc(IrQt, uno er ,eIbif, IN
Dem 8sriud, al eutfiiehcl,, eefan9en 9encm,
mcu iruroe. - @s pro berid,tet oa5 500
GtenIdcucbcn babel psrlercn ae9an9eu Iuo.
Die 3dnssrinncu TauuD @tsIer
@crrite (lno in Strcut gerathcn nber
eiu Pas de deUX, cas Fe in ecnocu tan'
scn pcllten uno nun nid)t tdnscn nereen.-
Cic 3cituugen haben fd) in oisicn Gang uno
Tidf Gang gem id,t uno ole Sad,e niro Ic
Wirri9 bchanoelt, bdB &c @iuCm aans unb
gar lpauilh ucrfcnlmt. Wan meiut ilbri9ens,
oaB cher 9Ss u in9tcn uuo D s o us
nc iTb perlobncn, ais Die bsiren 2duSer,
lnnen.
"r5n ecr Serue 9Icid,eu bic Trournsimmrr
ben "rtlllantcn, in Der Tdhc h6difcns ccn
Hrlrttcn J" ln9te ein faecr SNerr m elmer
9elitrctdlen Dame. Glue" ontwcrtcte Die
Dame, "9cht c6 nit mand,em SNcrrrn nid,t
bCser {; bon QGcitCm fcninlen lle uns 70 feiu
mic Saifldn pcr, uno in Der 9fdbe tne Fe
mic nn9e9crttcs Shaaaersr."
Wahrc 8cmerfuno.-Ce Ger SeGtif,
ntDrocr It jcccnfals cine Wemmt: rpenn
Elm Wann ben Wuib nidt bat, benz uu9Ind
i'll etclrm eeten gu bc9c9uen unb nit nemlel'
ben gu fdnlpfen, 70 rpeid,t or jeccsmal Dem
sus9an9 aus uub Ihleidlt ft bon Der
Shnlcri8fcit bune9, NIT cincr &uqel in,
Schlrn cecr euem Strid um een NaIS.
cn Tru Sebfcrc, bem SoaupfIse ber
'BaafldNfdu9crri III ben Der Snaten, Iiet
Dor clnlscn laaeu ole "UaaucIin," mad
elmer albDc(enhcu pcn 80 Mcnatcn, mil
elncr 1aoung pcn 1900 Barrels Sperm. Srl
NIB lSaIfldthran elm. CieIc rridhs 9aeuu0
brIngI ben @l9enthtimern eincn rsinen Se
fpmn pon | ; bic $4,000 lbalern.
~" i b .. Qapa Il, @iar rcr
SaBbnr9 1ouHid,ir, olcier @auutD NJ eurd
cie @clrg9cbunS rielCs Staats, als Srmmt
ecnCr ernanut mcrcCK, nm Gle ArScIc9cu
/ hCitCn Ger "vcd'd SduntY Sauf" au6ftnelt
su Madden CcCr III untrriuoJCu, uac jcnCn
&6rpCr rarutCr ;H bCridten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05

~Cer @auUtD Gd,aBmeiter bat un5 er:
fu.tt oitieni9cn perionen, nod,mai5 aufSn,
fortern, ole Gle pampblet @e1rBc ;u crbalfcr
esrsutcn, Nb unperSu9Ib bel ibm u meIcen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05
lVsber(Tci,t Scr NNGrftc.

9 r.-Sfleeiaamc brin9t IS 90
bis S5 IL uno Sladefaamen 81 80,
Slaucrunb We hl. l.-Tlauer bringt 81 l2
bis 81 %. 91c9Qenmebl 50 25 uno WclIds
fcrnmchl 50 20 bis 50 25.
@etr DC. - Baiicu brin9t SO bis
90 @ts; QSclid,fcrn al @eutS uno Hc99cn
brtn9t IS Gents oafcr rerfaufte an 81
Scuts.
8teb marft.-- GaS Suneert 9Sfnnb
9tncsfciid, briu0t 4 95 bis s5 so; Sfi,be
nit 6dlber bradteu SIS bic S25. Sd,mei'
uefleiId, brtuot % 90 bis 81 SO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05
slnffclfungcu Smrtb Dem NrcTScntcn.
O2it llebsreinlfimmung ocS Senats.

Samuel s.. &neaf, gum @cninI
ter Ser Staaten fir ben Soaoen ocn @drthas
acna, Icu.@rcuaba, in Die Steae bon H. {.
Gand,sS prld,er Surild aerufen wnrce.
6. @. QaceD, pcn 9ir9iuen sum Scn'
iul Der Ser. Staaten fir ben joacen bon
9ineuitas, in CUBA, in bic Stsllc pcn YBm.
Nc9an, wcldler cbenfaIls surild 9erufen
Wuree.
SIaace Gccb, gum prcbircr Der
Wctallcn prn Ger 3,pci9 OtinSc Der 8erellts
i9tcn Staatcn su Dablcnc9a, i'll Dem Staute
@cor9icn.
Samcs q. QouQacre, non Ybila'
Srlphia, gum @rapircr Ger MilnSe Der Der
Stoatcn at VhilabcIpbia, in Die Stellc ces
DC, (fprtenen 6. &. &jcbrcd,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05

Gin ae,riecr Cauicls, Ger fiirSIid, cine
Sd,iIccrun9 pcu tcm Wcroe ces prcp b e.
TEN Soc 9 III h geItrieben, 9tcbt eini
&C aus Wunocrbare 9rersenoe llmitdnoc bel
rem 8orfdllr an. "Sn ecm glnNenblid," !"
id9t or, "ipc bcm prcpheten bas 0eben aes
raubt wurrc, fammte swildcn ibmC Nanicls)
uuo Dem Qcihuam Elm 70 ifdrfe6 uno 9idnsen'
ce5 Qidbt luf, bas or uuo bic pier 2eutc, bic
i'm erid,oeen, nit Sd,reden uno 8erlpirrruS
er9riffen purben. Sbrc @jewehre ftelen
ihncn aus eeu 5odnScrL unb aleid, Warmcr'
SGulcu, itanrru lie ca chne SSraf, audi nur
Elm Silieo 81 rc0cn. C0s elht 9Iid, eirem
@lieitrahl, uuo wdr 70 pirl 9Idnscncer aIs
bds 3nQcsIiht, ooe mad, Gem @erfpinbcn
bciiclbsu iIe i'd, alIc III Ctmmcrur9 ocrieBt
0l0nbten -Seeb am Ohio.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-05

Seb. 5.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

DR.. DouoLAss Houcaros, State Ge-
ologist Of Michigan, was drowned in Lake
Superior, near Esgle Harbor, (tbs copper
region, on The night u, the 18th ult. The
boat in which he was sailing was capsized
in gale, and he and two Of his voyageurs
consigned to watery graves. Two others
who we're N the boat escaped.
DR.. H., at the time Of has death, was in
the service Of the general government, and
was prosecuting his geological researches
in the copper district at the iIl-starred pc
Rod when he met his untimey end. The
Michigar papers speak Of him in terms d
the highest eulogy. AS State Geologist
lie has the credit If having rendered great
service IN developing the resources d
that young and vigorous commonwealth.
His scientific aetainments were Of high
order, and have been acknowledged moi
only in his own country but BY come Of
The most distinguished literary societies d
Europe; and It will be no easy task Il
supply his place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

THE MoRNoxs, It II understood, pro-
pose emigrating in the spring to the shores
Of the Psciic-,some say to California,
some that they have resolved to locate as
far north as Vancouver's Island. WIN.
Smith, lJces brother in a recent publ
cation breathing ERE and birthstone to-
wards every thing American, declares
the first asenaioned place to be the point
Of their destination; and he further init
mates that it is their designto set up an in
dependent government in that region.
From sort of farewell address TO the
Union lately issued by them we exrac,
the following imprecatory paragraph:
We owe the United States nothing:
we go out by force as exiles from free
dom. The Government and people owe
us millions for the destruction Of lite and
property in Missouri and in Illinois. The
blood Of our best men sta ms the land, and
the ashes Of our property will preserve It till
God comes out Of his hiding place, and
gives this nation hotter portion than he
did Sodom and Gomorrah. .'When they
cease to spoil they shall be spoiled" fof
the Lord hath spoken it.. F
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

, A most devastating storm occurred a,
Mshga in the month Of Septsmber--the
moa iuportant season cf the year for the
curing Of fruit. Raisins, in consequences
oftl,e destruction Of the grapes and vines,
have undergone = considerable advance in
the Eastern cities. One man who came
over 10 the vessel which brought the
news, bought up, it is stated, nearly al
the fruit Of this kind he could find in Dos.
Ton, before the intelligence was generally
diffused, and b. The operation realized :
handsome fortune.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15
Unprecedented Trottins.

h ~ ~SSssAA1oe 5..48s8.
The match between Lady Suffolk and
Moscow, says the New York True Sun,
was one Of the most holly contested in the
annals Of the American turf. The pr"pri-
etor's purse was $3.50, mile heats il har-
ness, best 8 in s. In the FIRST heat Mos.
COW dii not get of well, naking break
soon after the start; the heat was won BY
Lady Suffolk in 2:34. Second heat, boil,
cleared well and fought handsomely
throuehont- Lady Suffolk winning BY hall
q length in 2::29i. The third heat Yves
equally close contssted, Moscow winning
in 2:S0. In the fourth heat, Lady Suffolk
made two breaks; Moscow won in 2:34.
Now cane the tug of war, and after close
contest, Lady Suffolk was declared, the
winner IN s2:36. The Eve heats were
made q i2s4Oi. IL t,i4u a * Il
Previous 81 this, match came Oh BE-
tween the pacing horses Black Joke and
Sir Archy, fm CLIO, best 3 in 3, under
tho lille, which was won in four heats
~ 4ele.a g. T.. o .rslas4a7 Cd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

ORrGos..-The latest Of the numerous
rumors aaoatin relation to the Oregon ne
gotiation is, that Mr.. Packenham, the Brit
ish Minister at Washington, finding there
is little hope of adjusting the question eli
tier by ,vs., promise or arbitration, has
proposed to leave the rhos territory il: rs
present condition for twenty years, under
the joint protection Of England and the
United States, and with the stipulation
that at the end Of said period. its then in
habitants may attach Themselves to either
country, or erect themselves into an indie
pendent sovereignty, as they may prefer.
This may be true, but we doubt it.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

A considerable portion Of The German
Catholics of Baltimore, It is stated, have de.
clared themselves in favor of the reforma.
tion advocated BY Ronge, which looks tc
The ahroga.iou Of the authority Of the Pope
and Bishops. No move ofa public char.
acter has as yet been made BY them, al.
though several prominent men are rep.
resented to Be proselytes to The new doc
trine. .ssst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The faculty Of Dartmouth College, it is
stated, have consented to receive colored
students. A portion Of The New England
people seem to have great Itching to do
away with al distinction Of color. WHY
not turn it into a college for the education
Of blacks 1t once?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

A"e ceW FORK papers make mention oi
. provision curing apparatus recently in
vented by the celebrated Doctor I.ardner,
which they predict will create COM
plste and total revolution in the provision
trade Of this country. Il is thus described
by one Of our exchanges:
By the quickness Of the process, inter.
est Of money issaved. By the increase in
weight, which now, in most cases, goes TO
the merchant on The other side Of the Al.
lantic, our provisions can be exported ST.
per Dbl. cheaper, and fierce. $l go. The
consumption Will consequently be increas.
ed BY draining others out Of the market
The meat will az 30 easctually cured
mere viii be no "sour andrxsty'' az before,
the loss upon which was put upon the
good. In fine, it would be impossible r.
point out oil the benefits to be derived
from this invention. Ia addition to The
apparatus which have already been con-
tracted for with the patentees, we under.
stand there is one making, upon large
scale. ct the foundry Of H. R. Dunbar &
Co, Of this city, for Texan gentleman,
who has secured : patent right for tina,
country-we believe the exclusive privi.
lsge for Texas-but he is IN American,
and b stonian TOO. We expect next 10
hear Of one for Buenos Ayrss-our own
packers must look out or they will be
driven out Of foreign markets. M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

Mr.. JAHzs CAxERoE, late Sheriff Of
dis eounay, and one Of its earliest settlers,
Terminated his life on Monday last, By
shepting ,him<elf drought the heart. The
AAslligessce of this affective event, for
wiuish 10 cause car with ccrssiNy be as
signed, fell npor che community as start
ling shock. OF all men in our midst
Mr. G. was the last who would have
been suspected Of harhoring thought o
ss1es1eslsscsios; for he was understood i.
y in good circumstances. and enjoyed the
ffisndslip and rsgsvd ofs very large circl.
Affriends. t
The acs was committed with great de.
ehesstion. He obtained gun from .
Hslghbos, and proceeded TO thicket no.
hr from the residence Of Mr.. Gearhart
vhs adjOins farms with him. Here he dis.
usounted, took OF hiss coat and powde,
hssn, and HING them both mp on tree, $,
that hey could be easily fonrd BY those
who might engage in search Of him. TAX.
Ing his gun. he proceeded to a small, ra.
vine close By, and t'ere committed the "a.
tdAc. The gun was found lying close BY
his side, with the muz.le pointing direct.
u towards him; and forked stick, fresh.
y eat and prepared, used evidently ia
pssesing ths'tsieger, was also there {; u ID
The powder marks on the clothes and bod,
sswea that the muzzle Of the gun mus
hare been close against lis breast. Wher
found. (Which was in the night he was
ida reclining position, with one hand or
- wound, his clothes and the ground un.
dss hin being completely saturated will
h'eed. A cosones's inquest was held ove'
j, ths body The came night, the verdict !,
yqh was that The deceased came to his
6eqA p. the act Of his own hand. s,sis
sSke,saly cause we have heard assigned
u ese5echss for the suio;de-sor as yet
anis eorjecadre-is pecuniary losses. Il
il said that security debts 10 a considerable
ansmt wars recently brought .gainst him,
o. sccount q which, at times he was
tso~n't 70 have manifested great depression
ct spirits, This may Or may, moi be so--
wesiys The sssry Is we hear it. He has
left behind him = wife and large family Of
sana children, upon whom the blow las
sal!e1 with crushing force. Z
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15
From the Bosio. Nj !,
Horrible Murder Of = - ~

o'iole murder Of . rensis
Our city was thrown into |. -.
element this morning BY 1 reDo s 4 e.
most appalling murder had been s. s1 :
ted at the West End, in = d;.,. sO@l4.
house In Cedar Lane. STs'sp0S'sek
A Coroner's jury was empan,.,,., !.
forenoon, and under The direc,;oS ~ y u'
ner Pratt, proceeded to exam;n. 90 sas.
and the premises in which he
perpetrated. The scene Of IN e. ~
was IN a house occupied BY MI. ic.i
renee and wife, who have $780,. IN
house for 25 years. For some , VS.. '. y
house has been used as d ... ~ "
house. - s'6nalna
The door Of the house be;ns ,,,. !,
on the arrival Of The Coroner's Jurs' ', -.
Proceeded up one pair Of stairs. |, NY "!
room IN which The murder was commi,,ss
and the view was most appsll;ns s''
The body, that Of a young besu,;r,., {.
male OF, 70 Or 24i WASHING on ,he A..
covered all but the breast, head ,ra 1 ~
with bloody sheet which Iad /. Il
thrown over it. She lay On her ~ 49,
close to the CRATE, with the head tu,,.i
over on the right side. The Le,d n.
throws back, exposing aghasly and ,.r,;
bic cut from ear to ear. Tie iupn,.
,eia, windpipe, were entirely s.y.r.l
the razor which the murderer used b,,;ss
entered 70 the bone. Her hair w., r,,,,s
consumed, and her face charrictl an3 i,si
ened BY action Of the FIRE. w
( The room contained fragments Of hum,
clothing strew ed about, and the walls Wa,
spattered with blood. s F T
We gathered from conversation viii
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, that they war,
awakened about 5 o'clock by SHREK ;,
stairs, and a heavy fall, and inmedialelss
after person ca.ne down stairs, slipu,d
in the haste, and fell, bet recovered M
rushed out Of the front door,
The family smell fire, and going IN \,
the room, found il filed with flames and
smoke. The fire was set in three differ.
ient places, il seeming TO have been he IN.
tention 10 bury all evidence OF the deedn
the conflagIation Of the house.
The name Of the murdered woman VA
Maria A. Bickford. She was Or sl,ht,
graceful figure, and very beautiful
The wa>h-bowl in The room contained,
quantity of bloody WATER which is evil
dence that the murderer washed his hand
after his bloody work. 'ssaf 4
Suspicious amounting 10 almost cer,aa.
~, are fixed upon Albert J. Trrell, asih
murderer, though not yet arrested.
FURrHrR PARTIcuLARs.--The Bcsu
Atlas Of Tuesday says: rs5,a ~,
s..The murders. lad mol mol treharres,
ed last night; Lu, we trust that be willie
soon. Tirrell left town between Sand ]
O'Clock yesterday morning, and went Il
Brighton. lut the officers were unable 10
learn which way he went from there. H.
is respectfully conceded Is maired,nd
ard has TIVE children, and is quite yaug'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

Heavy shipments Of wheat, we are i'm
formed, are 4 present being made from
keoksk, It the foot Of the rapids. Vast
numbers Of wagons from Lee, Henry, Jef.
fsrsOa, Wspello and Washington counties,
arrive 4 thst point daily, loaded with
wheat and other products Of the land. But
for the rapids, at least two thirds Of m
the produce would Be brought to our town
for shipment. The loss We have sustain
= ths pressat season By The obstruction
alluded = would aaonish ourselves could
y b calculated viii seeurscy. 81 j. ga
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15
An Earthquake.

On Sunday evening, (Ortubcr 26th,l
the shcck OF an, earthquake was fsk %
several places on Long Island. and mo's
or less distinctly at different points in tha
city. Ii occurred AZ precisely fifteen min
ates past six O'Clock. The day had ben
a most delicious one, the atmosphere clear
aud balmy, not cloud on the surface d
the sky. and the wind entirely at rest, We
were reclining al the time on couch iha
house situated N Tie village Of Roslyt
Long Island, when Tile building tessns!d
denly TO shake with great violence, % ta
the windows ratified and The raiters craet'
ed. Our first impression was thai some
body was endeavoring 10 move heavy
stove on the loor below; then Il wassar
gested by one Of Our companions tl'aia~
client wind had sprung up; but asst snar
ing of the house was soon Beloved ~
deep hollow sound like the rolling Of ihrr
der under the earth, II became evident ll,a
the phenomena were the elects Of an earn
quake. Tie trembling and sound nus
have lasted two minutes, The moveneA
Of the sound was very deliberate or'
and seemed to US 10 be III a direction iron
South 10 North, or perhaps little 10 y, !,
East of North. We afterwafds Iearnea
that The shock had been fell in all paris \ |,
the village, and the persons who fpeke ' '
the noise, compared It 70 The rushing
heavy chariots along hard stony s'Iee
Some Of those who were outdoors P'e
tended to say that The shock was secoo,
panied by brief electrical exc'ta''0a \. Y
the air, but Of these appearances we e0'@
get no confirmation fron, others.
Coming along the line Of the rs'f'
this morning, we ascerfained that the snsc,,
was distinctly experienced il sessEa 7
The towns on Long Island. At Oysa
Bay, friend informed us the agitation W
SO perccptible that the people IN his he's
ran out into the yard, under an apprensf
sion that the building was falling ~ y
and The women and serysnls- W.
shrieks Of alarm. AT Glepccve, Herr
stead Branch, Hampstead, Jsnsiea, =
similar impressions were produced !
In Brooklyn The noise was also 81.
though most persons supposed y 70 90 J.
rafting Of carts or heavy laden wselu
passing through the streets. We mM
also by those who live in the neigho.o'a,.t 4.
Of Blocker and Mulberry streets, 'n''s
phenomena We have described, werr
served in this city. In some streets
said, mantle ornaments were broken.
The months Of October and No,eas :,
we believe, are the periods q ns AN
when these singular cominCtions 80
occur. The great disssier - ,L'os ~.
1856, took place on the Isl Of ros.y III
and that al Caracas, if We rememre' -
y, in which eighty thousand L ! 1s..,b.r.
ings persisted, was on The 2Stn q $3.50
In South America, where these go 80.
most often hsppep, they tsRs p'scs ssssd
ally in the fall Of The year, after
unusual heat ov dryness. 80 Il.
''i \. vi N. y Ere. Posf' 0a
Commodore Elliot, 4 last dstes' y 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The tide Of immigration INTO our Ter
ritory the present season Thus far knows
no cessation. The season has been pecu-
aiarly favorable fsr movers, and they have
in truth taken advantage Of it. AS near
~ all Of them 60 into the interior, grea,
increase in the population Of our western
counties must Be the result,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

TIE foreign intelligence in our paper Of
to-day viii be found not destitute Of inte-
rest. The accounts previously received
Of the failure of the wheat and potato crop
in England, it will be seen, are fully con-
firmed. Upon the receipt Of the intelli-
gence at New York -four and wheat both
rose slightly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

We find in our latest New Orleans ex.
changes incomplete returns Of the vote in
two OF three counties Of Texas upon the
question Of annexation to the Union. They
Indicate, as was expected, an overwhelm-
ing preponderence in favor Of becoming
part Of the American Union. The consti.
tuition has also been ratified BY large ma
tjority. $40 ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

heeens - be uncertain. AZ yet, how
thazaaectisa fsr member of Congress II
Florida has terminated. The vote Is az.
eee1RGv close, aad both parties claim tia,
d. ssudiaaas has succeeded.a The an.
hsi!neeasnt q he Official votes win soon or
sstile the question. The vote appeare 4
Nm besns guile snall. The great lbas,ls
w94a.sAt fsw nenths since, when The
3snlocrsfs eprfied their Governor, Con.
sf15s,,ssn; and he Legislature, ~ trium-
yhant najosilies. The character Of ihs
Sels va clearly settled in TIL. result.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The Michigan papers state that the pop
ulAtion Of that State, judging from partial
returns Of the census now being taken,
will Be found TO exceed 600, GOO. The
rate Of increase since the census Of l84Uis
asserted to be about 80 per cent. The
Peninsula State is destined eventually to
be one Of the most populous and wealthy
liz the Union. M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The 81. Louis Republican Of the 9Th
says that the effect Of the news brought By
the Great Western was TO cause an ad-
vance Of i've cents per bushel on wheat in
that city. It is quoted in the prices cur
rent at " 10 % for prime. fA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The Paris papers Of The n, -
occupied with the late Disaster v 4
French 10 Africa, and denounss Al :. d.
destruction TO Abd-el-K RAIDER and 4. a =.
herents. Little doubt was .ns. ~ y.
that he would be pursued into M
territory; for, with all lis hero;sn a-: !.
deemed improbable that he could an, = Wy
fully defend his country aesiu,t ' ,Ss
mense force that would bs cent =, -! =.
him. 3aile
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

The Cincinnati Gazette expresses the
opinion that more pork will be packed at
that city the approahing season than in any
former year. Prices, as yet, are regarded
as nominal; but So 50 and even 400
per hundred have been paid. It's believ-
ed these rates will decline.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

WHEAr now readily commands City
cents, cash, in our market. Farmers, Gor-
ward your supplies without unnecessary
lcss Of time. The price need hardly Be
expected to appreciate. v
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-15

Hon. A. n. EvraErr, the lately APP
pointed minister to China, after having
proceeded part ofthe way to his place Of
destination, has been compelled to re-
turn by i'll health. A successor, we sup
pose, will be appointed to the mission.