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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

OSE-EyED SoLDIERS.-Dr. Durben in his late
Ezrzse So-k entitled Observations in the East just
rc>s.ei ~ tie Earpers, says ths. in some parts OF
ESyp- 20 AVOID re consc-ip,ions Of Msheut Ali, the
hsve been The hs5iI, for years back Of MAIN
ias ;s-- children 10 unit them for military service
Tie destroying OF ore eye was common operation
-, he Pschs has taken eec,ual way 70 put end
- RS cre..y BY forming regiments of oneeyed SOL
L. T.s eY Is said % DE already much diminished:
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SPOKEN, &c.

Nov l7,h at 81, Ion 7s brig champiain from Tabssco,
for York
Nov 18th of Cape Hatteras, ship Alliance. bound S
Nov Tn. Ion IS Br ship Douglass bound TO Liverpool
Nov l7th Sea Island bearing E 50 miles, was seen
steamship Caledonia I'm Boston, for Halifax and Liver.
pool, with all sail set. Wind w.
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'oREiGN PORTS.

Liverpool, 22d ul;-SId ships Shenandoah. West and
Adirondack Hsckstaf for York Going in same date,
ship Panihes ru York.
London. 18th ult-Cld ships ST James, sebor, and
Brooklyn, Richardson for York
All at Deal 10th ult, ship Gladiator, Bunting York.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Brooklyn, October 2Sth, s45
PURSUANT 10 Act OF the Legislature, emitted " An
Act relative the collection OF taxes in the City Of
Brooklyn and for other purposes (passed april lsh 1857
Notice hereby given that tho Assessment Rolls for
for The year have this day been delivered 10 The
Comptroller OF the City Of Brooklyn and that from all uxes
which shall be paid the said Comptroller within thirty
days from the date hereof deduction OF three per cent
viii be made and that from all which shall be paid
after the expiration OF the said thirty days and within sixty
days from said date, deduction OF two per cent viii DC
made and that and after the FIRST TUESDAY IN January
next per VIII he added TO all then remaining
unpaid and that the THIRD Tuesday January next the
said Comptroller Will deliver TO the Collectors OF the City OF
Brooklyn the said Assessment Rolls together with The
thereto annexed directing them 10 proceed with re-
gard the unpaid in the manner directed by law
The Comptroller would respectfully request those who
intend avail themselves OF The provisions OF the Act refer
red to in the above notice 10 inform him thereof as soon as
practicable thai their bills may IL readiness 10 pre-
delay when they be prepared 10 pay their taxes
In compliance with resolution OF the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE is hereby further given that the
Comptroller will at his Office in the City Build
ings, FROM > O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL = O'CLOCK
L. NJ. anc other hours.
o29 SIN A. IL OSBORN, Comptroller.
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List Of Letters Remaining in tho MY Post omce'
Saturday. November -:

~- Please mesI
a,s a.itcYised,
A,lcu,Niury H.sl
| Allcn.N;rs, May 9
Allen, MrsMary +.
Avrrtll MlssLucyC
Allison, Mrs. Cath
Sr;nc
A,wa,rr. Mrs. VI. \
Nruc,1liu, Mrs.
Barney. Mrs- John
W.
Blackwell. Mles
Nancy u,
Rakcr, Mrs John Jrl
Reiion. Mira Em-
una NJ.
Raicy, Mira Ann
Blake, Mrs. Sarah
Brady. Mrs. Mar
yarct
Blanchard. Mrs III
.ahe,h
Blake. Mira. {. A.
Black. Mrs. Viz
K,n,n l.
Bean. Mary J.
brigham. Mrs Sa'
rha
Bowman Mrs. Hen
r;ei.a
Boise. Miss Cath
arinc
BuEgs. Mrs. Anna
Gebirrd, MrsSusau
Boicu. Mrs sally
rown.MrsJo lnA
Brown. Mrs Mary
Brown, Mrs, Abby
Brown. Nus Lew
Brown, Mrs. Mary
Ann
Barr. Mrs Sarah !
Byrnc, Mrs. E.i-a !
Surnna,n. Mrs Lucy |
Curliu, Mary !
Carpenter. Mrs II )
Carpenter. MIS-
Eleanor /
Carney Miss Biddy 1
Camel. Miss kash-
ar.uc
CsllSn, Margaret /
Crrevy. Miss Anna
Cheney. Miss Ell
zaee,h Z I
Chud. Mrs. Ann G |
Clinton, Miss Viz
sinis 1
Chussn, Mrs. Cath
arlue
CRYSTAL. Bird get
Calson. Mrs. Eliza
Ann
Coward. MissMariNI
Coiwel, Mise Mar.
Cooley. Miss Mary |
Copeland Mrs 5 a.
Corletli, Margare:
COVE. Mrs. ,
Crunmyer, Mrs.
Corey iissLucyH.I
Collius MissAmelia
Collins, Mrs. NJ.
Cooper NlissLoliisa
Cs,nnuskey, Miss
Siary
DolsOn.1liss L..
Daley, Mrs. Ra-
chsel
Day. Mrs. William
Deiiinbourgh, Miss
NJ. II. -
Deming,M rsLucyP|
D-vsBy, aoncria
D-lsvergnc, Ms
LoretiI
Diver, Miss Julia
Dickinson. Mis-
E.!iz4peth
Drrsue, Miss =. \.
Doauelly.Miss AM
Dolson. Miss l..
Durham, Miss Car
cline
butcher, Mrs. liar
net +.
bod ge, Miss Fanny
J. L.
Ella, Miss Eliz-
ubcih
Er.achor, MissCath-
srine
Freaz, Miss
Fraster, Miss Jane!l
Farley, bliss Alice
Fenton. Louisa
Fem, Miss ).
Freeland. Mrs. +.
Fields, Miss Eliza
beth
Field, Mrs. tiarrie,
Firman, Miss Jane
Foster, Miss Mary
Foran, Miss Mar
garet
FoxAlissM aryJane
Fuller, Mis- LydiaA
Airs. MD.
Greeh4n, Cathurine
Gray, Miss Jane
Graves, Mrs.( Cher
! y-st.
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sffnciri.
LIST OF LETTERS.


Sis Isd ;, u riactAe' snn'fr", - ~. po.,
~ ,ivcrilse,cnia made under the order. OF le fos'-
Nv. 49, General Il, new spapcr ncwspHpers OF letters
Tr in any Pos, Occ rla, ho inserted IN the paper
t- town or place " here the office advertising
,,n, a situated ha,tas tie adTfssf ctyeuaf'or ,e,t
w Nrr Host One Law Passed nh'ca y, W.
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SAILED.
DISASTERS.

Packet ship Ho,tinguer. Liverpool.
Brigs Sarah Bentley. Bazc Honduras; Star, Grenada
and others. Wind NNW.
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II RiTANNiA WARE.-Dixon Sons Tea and Cot.
- Tee 4 sets singla Also, large assortment OF Ans
rican Britannia Ware, for saJe BE-
!y5 SEAMAN LoWERRE, 2zs sprngsl
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Attorneys for Attaching Creditors No so Saie.sreet Al
I,,n,, c;,,. o. inSyoU

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate OF the
tCoupty OF NrwTork notice is hereby given all per-
sons having claims against WILLIAM DAWSON late OF
the city OF York, deceased, 10 present The same with
the vouchers thereof subscber her residence No
~ E!evenihsreet in the city Of New York before The
,wentysecond cay OF April next Dated New-Yors, the
twenty-irst day OF October, 1875.
o2i iavin SOPHIA DAWSON. Adininisrntrir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

Ibeow pressure steamboat NIAGARA. Capt 4. DegroCt
leaves N,sy.York at O'clock A. NJ Monday, Wednesdy
and Friday and Troy O'Clock, A. NJ. Albany at ocN
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i1rblir Gpnpenarrss. &r.
.re~- NEW ARRANGEMENT-Fas1g,

NEW ARRASGEWEST-FARg
.Ss, = 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Line fof New
port Providence and BosIon-Dlrect-Thrs.
Dimes zach ~aS The S;Rsnch and Fayorite Stem
boat NEPTUNE Commanded by Capt VIM. Roiiin. hayir,
completed her Improvements WI resume reguk. tos
on Saturday SIS Msy, follows sleeve New ork tn-s
Pier No. j. Nora River. Tor Kew or Providence and r.,
ZOE Direct Monday N!DesdAy, Aid Friday. o eIoei
Il arriving N Providence IN time for tbs morain trn,
fear 10 Boston TagrtoG New Bedford, Fall Riy en- he
nod also eourecs VITA t5c s.eamtosL running East 0.
the Keansbec aud Psnobscot r.gers. RETURNING, vii
esys Providence lc- Newport aud Nes-YorN: on Tues
dny TaursdAy ant Saturday, ~ O'Clock, ?. ". tas
~ s ~ he Il O'Clock ais r,r OF Csrs from Boston
gAAz i-oln Ne~YotS to Boston, sson,......... sIis
" deck passeu gers ISL
to Newport cabin 30
Providence cabin Is
deck 81
No ch.rsc FOR bertlls.
All kinds Or Sreig Rs iesen !: he lowest rates
FOR t-rther n-TdcCls-s roqo!ss 81
GEO +. FAIaCHiLD, No. 10 "osI-street
o. Of JOHN II. RICHMOND, Pro'i-ene-,
and y! the ONCE toe st.anboa. sanding. OF
AL pec,oR- !osbid trusting this Boat excrp' on VIII
ten order from he Captain other oii!s VIZ ce ps
il >OriC H.-Ch4ns- u noGrs--For So,;ca
- syis Norwich and Worcester On ana Gie'
s'N1ss- Saturday, Nov. lst, The steamboats, CLEo.
PAVRA aoa WORCESTER will leave South side pier No
l. y daily O'Clock instead OF o'coc. rs hereoiore
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I0NEs's CHANGEABLE LOCk.-The permr-

HUBBAkD'S PAPERS-BURNAP& BASCoCK,
No Is Jensireei, offer for sale u! assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial, super Royal,
Royal, Medium, Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Pcs, Bank Ouarto Post, Exchange Gap
ENtrs Super Cut Cap. ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plair, full assortment
Packet Post, Super aud Extra Super.
Tinted Pate Paper; Co!or-d lnPerlals
C9loTed ROYALS, ;hick and thil
Do. Medium. do. DO.
Do Double Cap, for copy books
ZINE Glazed CGlored Mediums, Royals, &c kc
. have also hand very extensive assortment OF
Writing Papers Book and News Printing Papers, Plate
Papers, Hardware ana Wrapping Papers They are also
roe agents OF tbs seHgine Patent Euve!op Paper
Printing Paper OF any axe ana qualify made TO order ei
thosr noucs iv2l osyro5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
Real Gstate.

HOUSE WANTED-Wsnted for tamly o,
49, thTes the whole of small house. the part over
EaE store Address L. 4 Tribune Office, stating oca-
,;pp nrd Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF Plsnished Tin ard
II Common TIN Ware Cutlery Hard ard Hollow Ware,
Wood Ware Baskets Brushes Door Mats, Shaker Sleeves
anG BrooCisin short every variety Of House Keeping Az
rcles.
n. IA complete assortment OF Coffee had Tea Urns,
Table Dishes and Covers c for Hotels and SteaiahoaA
hand and manufactured q! the shortest Louce
JAMES Y WATKINS,
os isricod 10 CsinErns-sL HevSYors.
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: ak "a. CAtf&NTER g CO:,s Elae q &

G s.lsi-=-j Newhurgh-T new barge Su PERioa
Cap, CHARLES HkLsrEAD. will leave e
foo, Of Warren-sI every TUESDAY ard Friday afternoons
o'clock and returning willesye Newbnrgh every Wa.
ncsisy qui Saturday afternoon nj 8 O'Clock.
The above barge is fitted up with st1ie-rooms large al
commoGio1s cao.n, and passengers Will find II very p
san, way OF making the passage
freight taken At the lowest rates.
baggage pacGsges, parcels Of goods OF money mas!s
at the rik Of the Gerea unless entered upoa u
hoaks Of the boat or recripiei for. ss
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

NS"' @N+S7 4@N.S- - W AHH'i'f -'A'S-
ROBERT XII. MORRIS, 2. NJ.
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ss Inns o Court No p Beesmsn-sL having Two apart
~ meuts. Apply the United States Circuit Court
Clerks Office - -
r.. -rEA N POW ..N and rooms 10 let IN tae III
ss.s eune Buildings. Apply at this osfce TO-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

FOR LIVERPOOL-Regu,ar packet OF tie Glib
1901 December-The splendid picket ship ASHBUR-
TON VIM. Rowland, master, VIII sail as above, her
regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin second
cabin and seerEge persons intending 10 embark
should make early appcatien or board ioo OF
ort JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine-st coz OF Southst-
master Will the AshburIcn and sail the 9th Jan
her regular day.
have them bruu gi either Of The above spcndid
seIs on nodarair hg making application above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY (BOARDISGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE
Z TOWN, CONN.-D. II. CHASE, y. NJ PRINCIPAL.
Established In 1885 Sessions May 18Th and Now
18th continuing i've months, I. $50 per session. Thorough
preparation for College business and personal attentions
are secured To pupils fully the expensive schools
Lads from New York placed IL charge OF careful per-
con goin ed returning Circulars at Market s.re-t and
= RropI,Sav i23
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al N1aerGt< Rates.

Go.bsu, win Ie,vs Ne.g.York from pier the foot Q.
g-clRy s. a. o'clock 4 NJ every Tuesday, Thursday a
Saturday Returning, win leave Troy At o'clock, A "
anA Albany IL O'Clock, \. NJ every Monday "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

/. KNAPP * SON, l0l Yves, 81
hs boat has been putin complete order withs new hs
aud engine aud an additional number OF stale rooms ani
will s- found pleasant aud comfortable boat as any u
The river. The bout rgrgcs.
r!.s boa, Is ready TO receive freight lelzu
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
Secretary Of war.

The Louisville Journal states, that while
in that city, about two weeks since, on his
way TO Washington, President Polk gave
it out that Col. WIN. o. BurIER, of Ken
lucky, was to be placed at the head Of the
War Department, after the 4th Of March
next. The Journal is bad authority in
most matters, and in the present instance
probably transcends the truth in saying that
Mr.. Polk made the announcement in rela-
ton to Col. B.; but nevertheless we hope il
may turn out to be true, and there are rea-
sons for believing that it will. The ap-
pointment Of Col. Butler, gratifying as il
would be to the democracy Of the Union
generally, would be especially 50 to the
West-the region Of country most especial-
" interested in the judicious and efficient
administration Of the War Department.
Col. B. met Mr.. Polk at Louisville, and
accompanied him to Cincinnati.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
Mexico..Santa Anna.

Intelligence from Vera Cruz, up to the
l4th ult., leaves the fate Of the Dictator
still in doubt. The story Of his capture,
however, is not confirmed. In several at
lacks made upon The city Of Puebla he ha,
been repuised, with considerable loss. II
was supposed that finding his fortunes des-
perate he would soon escape on board an
English frigate supposed to be lying in
readiness for him at Sacrifcios. Three
commissioners had been despatched by him
to the city Of Mexico, to agree upon terms
Of peace-whicl, step the Mexican papers
construe into move 10 negotiate for the
safety Of his head. II was thought at Vera
Cruz that even should he be taken prison
er his wealth-estimated at upwards oi
$4,000. 900, principally in England
would save him.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

The New York papers contain an ac-
count Of a tremendous snow storm BY
which that city was visited on the Attn in
slant. Brcadway was blocked up to the
depth Of three or four feet, and the air
was 80 filled with snow that no man could
be seen two rods ahead. The Journal Of
Commerce states that probably fifty thou
sand persons were engaged at the same
time in cleaning the streets and side walks.
On the rail road route between New York
and Philadelphia the snow fell to such q
depth as to obstruct the passage Of the
cars for three or four days. Let those
who have an aversion to encounterine
these heavy snow drifts emigrate to Iowa,
where enough has not fallen during the
whole winter to mark tho footprints Of The
passer BY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
Territorial Days.


The House of Representatives having set
apart the llth and 18th days Of the present
month for the transaction Of business relat-
ing to the several Territories, the impress
sion seems to prevail generally that the pro-
ceedings Of those two days will apprise US
Of the decision Of the popular branch Of
Congress in relation 70 ou, pending spPG
cation to be admitted as State. Such may
possibly prove 10 be the fact, but we incline
to the opinion that it will not. The day.
mentioned, we think it will turn out, were
set apart, as heretofore, for the transaction
Of the local business Of the Territories, and
were occupied accordingly. Tho adnis.
sion Of Iowa and Florida, instead Of being
disposed Of in two days, will in all prob.
ability consume week, if not weeks
Being question Of acknowledged genera
Importance, it is by no means probable tha
Congress at least the lower branch o
! twill adjourn without acting upon It il
some way or other; but in regardto the or
binary demands of the Territory, such a
the militia claim, appropriations 70 roads
| Indian treaties, &c. SC. the history Of III
past shows that if we fail to carry then
through on the days given up to the Dele
gates, the chance Of success afterwards
i indeed bad one.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

territt2f on TN northwesk coast Of Anerice.
conel1dsa A6ast sixtlh eighteen hindred
and twsnt. -ssven.n sIressble Is The pro-
visios. y ihe second jsiicie.of that conven-
tio1i: PROVIDED, That nothing in this act
contained shall be SO construed or carried
into effect BY any Of the officers or citizens
Of the United States, ~ to interfere IN any
way with any right which any Of the sub
jecis Of Great Britain may have in the ter
ritory herein mentioned, as provided for in
the convention aforesaid, until the expira-
tion Of twelve months after noiice shAll be
given. as above provided, b the President
Of the United States. +, rs
| One hundred thousand dollars il appro.
priated in the bill for carrying out its pro.
visions.
1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

h indieatiens 4 III db1e1 we're 1ess
favorable toths passage thtouh the Sc
|ats' IL u resolutions snhsxing Ishss,
than was anticipated. Mr.. Benton has
avowed his hostility to the mode q an
nexstion Which they contemplate, and
Messrs. Barrow and johnson, Of Louisiana,
and Mr.. Rives Of Virgins, have intima-
ted pretty clearly their purpose to vote
Iagsinst them. Col. Benton. . The On
inst, introduced the following - substi-
tute for his billsof last session. Dispens-
ing, az it does. with details, II y possible
that it may unite al the friends Of anneSa.
ton, and thus Be enacted into law. Tx
Globe encourages us to hope iof such !
contamination. M sa III
Be Il enacted b. tie Senate and House 9
Representatives. oftAe United SAFES Of sSmer
ica in Congress assembled, That State T
be formed out Of the present republic
Texas, with suitable extent and boundaries
and with two representatives IN Congress
until the next superintendent Of represen
tation, shall be admitted into the Union b,
virtue Of this act, on an equal footing wit
the existing States, as soon as the term
} and conditions Of such admission, and tn
, ccssion Of the remaining Texan territor
to the United States shall be agreed upo
by the government Of Texas and the UNI
ted States.
SEC 2. find Be i further enacted, I'll.
: the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars b
: and is hereby, appropriated to defray II
expenses Of missions and negotiations
agree upon the terms Of said admissio
and cession, either by treaty, to be sal
] mitted TO the Senate, or BY articles to |
t submitted to the two Houses Of Congress
e az the President may direct.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
Towa MiHda.

a bill for the payment Of the militia d
this Territory who were called into ser.
vies in 1888, to repel the expressions d
the State Of Missouri, has sgsin been in.
troduced into the House Of Representa-.
tives, BY Mr.. Dean, Of Ohio. Thi. iii
has passed the House once, and We Be-.
lieve twice, but for want Of the approba-
ton Of the Senate hiled b become ] law,
4 Z founded IN justice md right; bu,
whether any better fate awa;ts Il It the
present session than hsrstoiors We have no
means of judging.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

TThe packet ships United States and
England, which sailed from England for
New York upwards Of two months since,
have not yet arrived, and great anxiety is
felt in the latter city for their fate. The
general impression seems to be that both
are lost, having sailed in time to be in the
terrible gale Of the ] lth and 18th Decem-
Der, in which the packet ship Dorchester
was destroyed. They had but few passen-
gers. 14s5s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

Two cases Of Mercantile Integrity W
thus mentioned ia he n. X. JouFn4
Commerce.. IN
! Two dry good merchants, one y y !.
and the other in Chatham street, Dem
whom had failed some nix 0r eight '
since, and compromised with shelr g
tors for about 80 o. 80 cents "a ~
lar having been since thsn doing z "
cessfd business, Ut the close a. 80 -.
year waited on THAR old ,cyedilofs, u -
peetsdlya to, them with chscke \ i.
whole deficiency viii. iDtaEeGfss!ncs \. =. a
stance and 76f one half tn 60 n
with interest in the other.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
Winnebaso Lands.

The bill which has just passed the House
Of Representatives making appropriations
for the support of the Indian Department
appropriates $4,000 towards defraying the
expenses Of holding treaty with the Win
nebago Indiane, in this Territory, for the
purpose Of extinguishing their title to the
lands occupied by them.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

A. The democrats Of Tennessee, it
seems to be understood. will run either
Hon. Cave johnson or Hon Aaron v.
Brown as their candidate for Governor.
Gustavus A. Henry is spoken Of as the
wing candidate. sa;sa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

ETJoHS WOODS, Esq. Of Butler coun-
ty-formerly member Of Congress-has
been elected Auditor Of State BY the
Ohio Legislature, in the room Of John
Brough, Esq. ssA w ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

u The new government Of Mexico, it
is rumored, has issued instructions to
Gen. Almonte, the Mexican Minister to
the United States, to demand his pass
ports. ke .H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22
For the Gazette.

##st@kG - NE#8* - VI SiiS 09AVttGs
The question Of the adoption Of the con-
stitution formed BY the late convention, for
the state Of Iowa, is one Of grave and digni-
fed importance--too great to be passed
over by rejecting people without much
consideration and elaboration.
That the discussion has not assumed the
character and tone that its importance de-
mands will not be denied. The question
Of the adoption or rejection Of some Of the
principles contained that constitution, is
in itself Of minor Importance; but the ques-
ton whether we now throw Of our govern
mental dependence and assume q station
with the noble States Of the Union, is Of
great and absorbing interest. As people
We should Be sentative and tenacious Of our
reputation We should avoid, with scru-
pulous care, being influenced BY any thing
that even BY construction can Be tortured
into motives Of GuGies, fcktsness Of purpose,
prejudice, OF weak and Indifferent attach
ment to the principles 81 our government.
In our first efforts - = distinct people, We
cannot too closely scan over every act.-
Wisdom, deliberation and firThness, should
Be cardinal rnles Of action; and patriotism,
public faith and public virtue, should b
held in veneration b. every citizeh.t
The people, by : largo vote, decided in
favor q 6rming state government, and
seiected delegates toform constitution. 20
svoid the imputation Of fickleness and want
a frmness, we must now consider the
question - ssttled that s,.ch ! change isto
take place il our pclifioals condition. : This
shcaa ecensidefed u The deliksfste iudg-
ment d The people. a proper sS1f respect
and fsssuiafor aur4 reputstian .shonldt RE.
vent this qusstion from influencing a6inele
vote Or voice.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-02-22

M-As an evidence Of the interest taken
BY the citizens Of New York in the result
Of the Onderdonk trial, il is stated that up
wards Of thirty thousand copies Of said
trial we're sold within three days after ito
publication. sas n "