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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

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WHAT HAS CAUSED THIS GREAT
C0MMOTlON OUR COUNTRY
rHROUGH.-Ii is Shernan's Medlcasd
Lozengss, the fame OF which has spread
from Main 10 Georgia, and from the Allan.
nc TO the Rocky Mounlains-all over the
land wherever a mother has noisy and
Troublesome child DR.. Sherman's Worm
Destroyer is enqured after and resor,ed Io
the trouble is removed The child becomes
endurable, and whenever child is suffer
ing from worms when i, gets a taste OF the
Lozenge, and feels The relief II produces
i begins 10 cry for more. The very worms
themselves kick up dus, abouI them when
ever they are used, whenever Sherman's 5
Cough Lozenges are known, no medicine
S 81 earnestly sough, after, because il costs
bu, little money and gives great relief even
in The most inveterale Casses. Rev. Mr..
De Fas,mond, Rev. Mr.. S,ee,er, and a
host OF persons Of the frs, responsibility
have given in their testimony concerning
them. and they say there is no medicine
ike them, and the Camphor Lozenges are
equally surprising, who heard OF The
most severe cases of headache oeing cured
10 few minutes. Yet such is the fact
when Shermaa's Camphor Lozenges are
used. Palpila,ons also are queled nervous
diseases and depressions of spirits removed
and affections of the bowels permanently
cured, and Rheumatism. Pain and weak
ness in the back, chest! side, legs. arms,
aud various parts of the body is cured by
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster which is
no, only friend 10 the poor bu. also to the
rich, aud as it is only ia cts is within
the reach OF ALL
For sale by JOHN r. MOYER, Blooms
burg.
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TABLE

will always be furnished with the best the
market affords, His BAR with the choccs
of Liquors And his STABLE,a'cnded by
faithful Hos,lers, he AatIers himself that he
will be able 10 give general satisfaction
CONVEY ANCES
will always be ready to transport wa,ermen
on their route,
| C. JOHNSON.
March Is, lS45--f
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Governor Skunk has vetoed bill, grant
ing charter 10 the North BraDch Raj
Road and Coal Company, Of Bradford
County. His reasons are sound, and con
vincing, and we hope have put stop II
this universal char,ering of companies 70
mere speculation purposes.
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A POCKET BOOK
LOST.

About two weeks ago between Blooms
burg and Northumberland, large leather
POCKET BOOK,
containing promisory Notes 10 the amour
of about Two hundred dollars, and other pa
pers of no value 10 any person but the own
er. The finder will be literally rewarded
by handing II 10 the subscriber, or giving
him information where ii may be had
ROBERT G. HENRY
B.oomsburg, March Ia, ls46.
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LOOK HERE
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
Come one, come all, glue me call !!

TNHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage heretofore besowet
upon him, and hopes for continuance Of the same
with an increase due the merit of his shop. He in
tends sparing neither pain or labour to render
satisfaction in any caseand will waTent his worl
done with taste and duraby.AND AnlTTLE
NEATER THAN CAN BE DONE IN ANY
OTHER SHOP IN THIS PLACE. He has
just received Mahans. late report Of Fashions, from
Philadelphia. which can be seen at his shop at any
time, by which he is enabled to cut according IL
the latest style, or to order, His prices are in
accordance to the times. All kinds of country
produce taken in payment for work at market price
A very reasonable discount for cash
p. s. LEIDY.
N. D. Cutting done with the greatest care, and
at the shortest notice.
P. S. L.
Bloomsbury, Oct lS4-.S
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GYLGlNNlAlo

MARRIED-Tn Fishingcreek, on the 9th inst
by A. w. Kline, Esq. Mr. JOSEPH c. HESS tt
Miss ELIZA ANN SHULTZ, both of Sugarloa
township.
By the same, on the 10th inst Mr.. JESSE B
LANCE, Of Briercreek, to Miss NANCY RUN
YAS, of Sugarloaf township.
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List of Letters.

REMAINING in the Pos, Office al
Cauawissa on the quarter ending March
3ls,. ls45.
Bird William Miller Thomas
Clark David Oyiderf Elizabeth
Campbell Isaac Overseers of the poor ofHemlock
DAVIS Jonathan Pfchler John
Demer b. Samuel Ritter David
Fncher T.. Thomas Ringer p. Reuben
Hale Joseph Stoker Alexander
Hughes Ellis Umstead Jacob
Hover Cain 2 WarnH Cyrus
lredcll r. Woods X. Samuel 5
John Maryann Yocum Joseph
John Sarah Gender George
Persons calling tor letters in the above list will
please say they arc advertised.
PAUL K BALDY p. NJ
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NOTICE

IS hereby given, that Thomas Shore,
will not be conductor in ,he Nlilcreek Fac
tory after the fist of April next, and lha
The Books will be left in the hands Of Geo
and Thomas Vance,io whom all settlements
and payments must be made
GEORGE & THOMAS VANCE.
Mount Pleasant, March ~, lS45
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Shad was selling at the wharves in Wash
inglon City, on Saturday last, at seven dol
lars per hundred, and herrngs a. four dol
lars per thousand,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

The Dublin Evening mail asserts that Sir
Robert Peel has million sterling embark
ed in trade, and thus accounts for his free
trade movements.
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Mr.. Jackson The newly elected Cover
nor Of Rhode Island. says in letter thai
until Dorr is released neither party nor the
Slsie itself will be lranquilized.
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The latest accounts from PiIssburg, rend
er i. almos, certain, that al least seven per
sons were tuned during the lae fire. Five
women and two men.
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MILLING.

TIME subscriber informs the citizens of Blooms
burr and vicinity, that in consequence pf tn,
ndisposition of Mr.. Phillips, he has commenced
running wagon to the several Mills in the
|neighborhood, and intends contin uing until Mr.
Phillips is able 10 resume his business, and will
|cauy and bring Crisis to or from any Mill that his
customers may select, upon the same terms it has
heretofore been done, and he hopes with the SAINT
punctuality. HIRAM THORNTON.
April 10.
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|, 10 stated tha, some eminent capitalist
OF Boston, are now building in sha, city,
large ocean steamer, to run between New
York and Liverpool.
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50 MINERS WANTED

So MINERS WANTED.
EMPLOYMENT will be given by the
subscribers TO 80 Miners, during The season
All those wishing TO take job;wllI please
call as we will e,iI out by the job or BY
the ton
Also, 40 LABOURlNG hands wanted
by the subscribers.
HAGENBUCH 81 EYES.
Light Street March A. lS45
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II o I'll 0lA
TO BO A Il Nj Il n &.

THE North Branch Canal from Lack
awana, TO Northumberland, will be opened
for navigation on, or before Saturday 'ht
9th day OF April.
W. X. MAFFlT, Supervisor
WiIkesbarre March "a l645.
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Mrs. Thomson Of Troy New York III
wife Of laboring man, was delivered {
three fine children on Thursday wee
last.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

The Harrisburg Pa. Military Institute
will be opened on the 18th of the present
month, under the most favorable auspi,
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James X. Camp, Esq, retired merchsn
of Pennington, Conn; committed sucid,
in that place, on Saturday last by hanging
himself.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

A valuable species Of marble has been
discovered IN Roxbury in Vermont. on tht
line of The Central Railroad.
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AT georgetown, d. G. on Saturday
last, shad were selling at six dollars pc
hundred,
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Mr.. Chiles of Harrodsburg Ky, lost 70
wool breading ewes recently in one night
by togs.
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On Tuesday morning. Mr.. Wilcox, re
signed the SpeakershIp,and upon The eight
ballot Mr.. SIerigele, was elected,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

The expense Of the State Government j
Florida, is S22,5 per annum.
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According to Ihe recent census there are
2,7gs negroes in 81. Louis, Mo-, 1870 OF
whom arc slaves.
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Notice.

IS hereby given, that on the 3lst dsl
If Nav, last, | gave my Note to Walter W
Beach; for the sum of eighteen dollar,
payable one year after date and as the salt
Note was oolained through deception ant
fraud hereby caution all persons not Il
purchase ii. shall refuse to pay 'he san
until compelled Oy law. -
HENRY KITCHEN.
Madison, March 25-ls45.
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The New York Canal Commissioners,
have resolved no. TO make any change IN
he rates OF tolls as established for 1874,
until the Isl ol July next
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List ofLetterS

List ofLeiters
REMAINING iG the Post Office, al
BIoomsburg, on the quarter ending Match,
3 lsi. 1874
Samuel Beech, Patrick Ham, George
Hicely, J, B, MiIlard j ohm Mason, George
Mcdowell, John Rauch, George Seminar
E. s. Tailor, Hin. Warns
Person calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised.
J K MOYER = NJ
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A Chinese conjuror named Ye-Wang'
has recently arrived in this country, from
Canton
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CHARLES II. BUCK ALEW
Attorney al Law,

GnG0Z-SLTIG.o ,PAo
GGce South side Of NainsL opposite
Eyer s. ND'cy'e Store,
srTWIlL ATTEND COURTS IN
rHE COUNTIES OF COLUMBIA
AND LUXERNE.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-19

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi'
zens of Boomsburg and vicicinity, that he
has taken the shop formerly occupied by S. C.
|SlllYES, sign of the GOLDEN BOOT, in the
upper end of Bloomsbury, where he will be ready
at all times 10 wait upon those who may favor him
with their custom. His prices will be moderate.
GTCountry PrOduce and Stsre Orders Of all
kinds, will be taken in exchange for work.
JACOB F. DlETrERICH.
April 5, lSi5-.6m5o
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Concerning The Remo0al c(the Sea-
IF Justice Of COIum6i@ County
[rnan Unnl,iLLe In RLnnnnShnre.
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NOTICE

Bloomsbury, Oct. ls4-.S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

Appeintpents by the President.
The G6be announces the following ap-
point ente
W1liam ljs6ll. 81 Ohio, 10 be Seccnd
Assistsnl Pod M cater 0seral, ID HE
place Of DR.. Miller, transferred to the post
Of Third Auditor.
P. G. Washington, Esq, to be Auditor
of the Treasury for the Post Office De.
partnent, in the place Of M. St. Clair
Clarke. .&hgf .gE 1T
g. K Gardner to~be PostaA Master =
Washington City, vice Dr.. Vim. p. Jones.
Seth Barton, Esq, of Louisiana. to be
Solicitor Of the Treasury, III The place d
G. B. Penrose, Esq. = z 81
In. addition to these It is stated, upon
what seems to be accredited authority that
Marcus Morton has been appointed Col.
lector Of Boston; Robert Rantoul u. s
District Attorney for Massachusetts; Isaac
II. Wright Naval Officer for Boston; Gen
M'Neill, Surveyor FOR do. sAVanburg Iiv.
ingston, Of New York, it is further stated
will be appointed Consul at Rio; Mr.. Car
Igill, Of N. Y, Consul at Trieste and Mr.
Barclay, Of Philadelphia, Consul at ii,
Bermudas. i 81 ga&ss 3a Ea
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
territorial Wmokte.
sezl;fSa i :


l~i-he sesn, ifssA die returns given
IN ansdnor 6sl6mn, that at the election held
in=1his connty on Munday last the entire
demecsiiq sellpsy Jlicketwss elecsel. with
theexeanfima ~ Hspaesfis ~ Ansss
NJ. Lei.es, as4- = elected ioihe Council,
~ M 4 sessFs. Johnson, Morgan. ,Cbssdler
and Davis, demoerais, and Noble, whie, 10
the EHouse. The election was but shinIy
sa1endsd, The aesregate, falling Eve or six
hundred below that cast in .ugust last; and
bui liitle Interest was manifested a. 10 the
result except BY the candidates themselves.
IN this precinct the democrats permitted
Ne sleesion to go almost BY default; and
the, result, s was 70 have been. expected,
+ mach less favorable d,an heretofore, and
fss &&sreaf from what it might have been
with proper exertion. The wings. enter.
tanning no hope Of succeeding with more
than enc o. Two men, directed al thei. ef:
farfs and energies towards eleciing Messrs
Noble and Hudson; We learn tina. an ex. III
insisSn ofths bsliots shows that they sue.
1eedsd in persuading about 80, democrat.
lslEg6e fcr the former, and $ me 60 for u /
lsffeFs Considering the apathy which pre-.
ssi1ed. The small tnrn out, the efforts mad.
~ the independent candidates 10 divid,
and distract, and the bargaining practised
xe think the democrats Of Dcs Moines have
d6ne quite a. well Is could have been ex.
pscted. We look upon the result as fur.
nishing conclusive evidence Of the increas.
iag strength Of our party. RS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

From the reports thus far received from
the various counties Of the Territory, it is
inpsssible 10 predict, with any degree Of
accuracy, the result Of the vote upon the
adoption Or rejection Of the constitution.
The heuvy I'd unlocked for majority given
ag.insf : IL this county At first seemed ID
ipdiesle - rejection BY an overwhelming
sa1ss bot ahe favorable Intelligence from
Lee, johnson, Muscatine, Cedar, Linn,
| ac,, has revived our hopes. We are en-
eoatged ~ DE returns from The middle
counties to look fox good news from the
country aboyes and should our anticipa-
9poe - this respeet not he disappointed,
81 The new counties west show stand
- DE eensttution Is ratified. AT any
:s.le We no longer, despair. The chance.
= present look favorable. although enough
- ~ ystkaewn to enable Us to state The
rs.nlt viii anything Ike certainty. In
vhs course Of another week we shan
probably Be able to dissipate all doubt on
~ subject i hsa T ISL NJ 4sihaso
p p. g. A gentleman direct from Du-
buquG Informs u hat the vote in that
county i about three to one against the
eonstitutioa. Thia. in all probability, en-
,6uSes it defeat. 3 sssaes3 s' lss8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

were eadopted, all evincing the most,ar-
&nt attachment to the United Stat and !
'dssirS tosbessmspsit nd parcel y tRe
Union at the sarliest possible Jay. Among
hem We fpdthe f9llowiqs.s -
RESOLVED, That we believe the people Of
Texas, true to their early and undertaking
attachment to the American Union, will
hail with heartfelt Joy the responsive in
vitation Of the American people now ex-
tended to them, to accept the guarantees Of
that great constitutional compact formed by
our ancestors, and immortalized by a WASH
ington, Franklin, Adams, Jeiferson and
others, whose names sreimpefishably iden-
tilted with thegreati cause Of human liberty.
2. That we have, looked with feelings
Of deep and intense anxiety upon the great
struggle for our restoration, and upon the
untiring and patriotic exertion of our friends
in the United States, and that we now con-
graduate them, and the friends Of civil lib
erty every where, upon the complete con-
summation 'cf their hbors ii q final and
glorious triumph. irl8a llAgF,.sts44a
SEC. 8. That in this triumph of justice,
truth and liberty. we recognize the Hero
Of The Hermitage, as foremost in the galaxy
Of patriots, 10 whom our thanks and graf
itude are especially due for his rundyine
zeal and powerful influence in behalf Of
our adopted country May his last mo-
ments BE- blessed with the full realization
Of his former hopes. wv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

- - .ie
Hon. Th0xAs F. MARsHALI, Of Ken
lucky, has announced himself candidate
r. Congress, in opposition to Garrett Da.
.sis. Mr.. M.1isa bold, independent, tai
rehtsd and eloquent man, whose restoration
to the councils Of the nation would be hailed
bY the democracy Of the country with thu
hvsliest pleasure. Although mot claiming
- = ads'nacrst, he no longer classes him.
ssslf Anongths wings; and while his active
services in assisting 10 defeat Mr.. Clay
hare won for him the everlasting hatred d
.the latter, the former, from the same cause
safertsin for him warm and kindly feel.
Ing. s4 e a. I'll
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

Protest Of the Mexican M,-...
The N. Y. Evening Gazette
have been favefedawisA an, y 49,. M
protest made BY Gen. Arso-s M
Department ~ State, whilh " We
below etA
.1bstract fMe Protect Of G.u
The undersigned has he hon.. s,' :
dress himself to the Hon. Ses,..@ ID.
State, in order to manifest H. a ii
Germ with which he has seen hi M spa.
ident Of the United States has s;, ~ rs I.
signature to law adnis,lpg isto I'M m. NJ
federacY the Mexican prov;nc. !. ~. = On
He had battered himself, tI'st n. &c ssi
COUNSEL Of DE most fdiaiArs.isss' 0'n ~.
zens, &c. would have led u 1 Iss IA,
suit. unhappily It has not a. :. II.
against his shopesi and sincefe Iss =, ana
has seen contaminated on The pa,t y : AZ y
government, an act of aggression tbs = ~ y.
unjust modern history rscorda-.iha - ncs
iation Of a friendly nation Of |. eon,; ,po't
bic portion o., her territory. "a m IT.
For these reasons il obed;enc.. !. l.
instructions, he must protest, and : e I.
protest, in the most solemn MANI n u'a
the name Of his Government ao,;s ..' I, y
law, &C.. He protests, also, thsi's sss .n \
in . measure inyalidates IL r;s u sct
Mexico to recover her province. s. 49,: y
she is 50 unjustly dispossessed, ana I'M N,
she will maintain and give effect "a ,h s'''
rights BY all the means within hsr ,.s's
err.
He also begs that the Secretarv % wr;l, !.
the President know that, In New e a i,
these facts, his mission near this Govern, ~
ment Terminates from to-day. HI con.a
quently begs that the Hon. Secretary viii
forward to him his passports, because !, !
his purpose 10 leave this city as soon ).
possible for New. York.
He avails himself Of this occasion \.
The Mexican Minister expresses onen
ly his belief that war between Me,o,
and the United States must, snsue
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

We have flying rumor that this county
has given a handsome majority for the con.
stitntion, but we regard it as entitled Il
but little reliance. ia@
T. s. a gentleman just in from Jeffer-
son states that the whole democratic ticket
has prevailed in that county, and thai
there is = majority Of near 200 in favo,
Of the constitution. The same gentleman
further states that Keoknk, county has
given about 100 majority the same way
and that in Washington the democratic
ticket was reported to be elected. H&ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

Upon the reception in Texas Of the IN.
,tenigence Of the passage Of the annexation
resolutions through both Houses Of Con
gross, an immense meeting Of the citizen.
Of Galveston was held to respond to the
joyful news. Gen. Husr occupied the
lohair; and he meeting wss addressed b,
Branch 7. Archer, Gen M'Leod, +. M
Joseph, Col. Rhodes and COL Msnard.
A committee was appointed to superintend
The fring ofa saldts u loo gunsoon The
occasion. a Rrge number Of resolution
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Distressing Calamity nj Deer Ia.
Maine.

We copy the following from the New
York Journal OF Commerce:
The. Schooner Mary, of Deer Ii.
Capt. Rufus York, was at anchor II N,
harbor on the night Of the l2th inst =
The cabin being damp large Gre vs..
kept in the stove, and left burning. when
Capt. York, his son about eighteen YEAR
old, and Mr.. Benjamin Cole, all of b.
Isle, retired to rest at late hour. About
2 o'clock net morning they awoke A.
veloped in Aamcsy the vessel having n,A
ably caught fire from the funnel Th,v
rushed through The fire Tjon deck, and
attempted to swim to the shore, FIVE or
six rods distant. Capt. Y. although a good
swimmer, sunk before he could reach the
shore, probably from having been severe.
II burnt. The others Landed on ali,h
bluff of lodges, thickly covered with fern
and shrubs, and half rnile from any
dwelling. The night was dark, they wer.
nearly naked, the skin burnt from the &.
ces, hands, and feet Of both, and from ii,
arms. legs, and great part Of the body
Of young York; They reached the houx,
matchmaking their path AZ every s,sl.
Young York died on the l4th. On d.
18th, Cole was supposed 10 be on the 4.
covery. The body Of Captain Ygl bad
not then been found. He has left ackv
wife and large number Of children. III.
vessel, Of which he was the owner va,
nearly destroyed, and was not inuA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Lee County.

All hail, the Fmpirc county! She has
covered herself with glory by giving up
wards Of FOUR HUNDRED majority in
favor Of the constitution. Ii the constitu.
ton is saveel-and the prospect is by no
means hopeless the democrats Of Lee are
chiefly entitled to the credit Of saving it.
JOHN THoMrsoS, Esq. one of the truest
democrats Of the county, anda worthy and
capable man, has been elected 10 the Coun-
Gil BY q large majority. For the other
member the vote is SO close between sew
eral as 70 leave il uncertain as has
succeeded. Howard and Huner, demo-
Gratis, and Stewart, wing, have been elect
ed to the House. eh ssgsa 4fl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12
Dabeque, jackson, &C.

No intelligence has been received from
this, district in relation to the result Of the
election, but little doubt can exist that the
democratic ticket has prevailed. S. HEMP
STEAD, Esq, Of Dubuque, and P. B. BRAD
IEY, Of Jackson, are the nominees 70,
Council; and D. S, Wilson Of Dubuque,
S. Murdoch. of Clayton, and James Leon.
ard, of Jackson, for. the House. Mr..
Hampstead is known as one Of the ablest
men in Northern Iowa, and, if elected,
will do honor to the station. Mt. Bradley
is also gentleman Of talents and worth.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

A BRoAD Hlsf. Lssl 4est, )" said a coun-
try pastor to his 6ock, sswhen told you,
in my last charity sermon, that philzn-
thropy was the love Of our species, you
must have underaled sme to say spscie,
which may account for the smsllness Of
your contributionsl You, Will prove
hope, in your contributions to-day, that you
are no longer labSflnf dndtr the same mis-
4.L.{,siss II hfs Ts7ssr vt t4vs est leu !
' sAA TT1aaAa st,sn "
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-12

Nothing il known of the result in this
county. The democratic ticket was COM
posed Of H. "a, Shelby and. Paul Brattou
for Council, and George w. Lester, George
Montague and Frederick Hancock, for
the House good men and true. The
wings, We believe, ran q sort Of mongrel
ticket. IDS SIS use5 T.