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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22

bon Reilenrer, 70 wie ancere Gjdite, Die ihn
nit thren Seiuteu bcebrfn wcllrn, aufs BE-
ife ein9cridtet.
"a cas Soaus fid in Der gidte Der @es
fhdfts Yldscu bcfneet 70 mad,t es einen
angenebmen 9lufrntbatt fir 3eiienee uno
8efhatsIerte.
@r miro fId, bcIfreben, feine Gdfte init ben
bcffcn Speilen uno @etrdnfen su bcbienen,
uno ilbrrhaupt nidi6 urterlaecn, mas Sur3us
frifoeubett brrlcltcn beitrdgt.
3u ccm @oittaus gsb6rt cine tpobfcnaes
rid,tete StaGuu9 nno Gin 9erdumiqer Socf
nit rer;l9licnem 93aHer. 9ud, miro bort
immcr Elm icrafdlt9cr unb Wilii9er Stalls
fncd)t au,nrrfen iein.
Card billiee uno pRnftlidc Srtienune
tcft Ger untersciduete feineR @ntbcI oeS
llnterittsHn9 ce5 publifum6 su eran9en.
George gSetberbclr.
Sanuar Is. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-22
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tenc unsefdbr 100 9lder. Die 9erbessrun'
gen fnb
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Gsssss nen uno tbeils bon Nrdm, cine
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anoere 9icbcnsebdlbe. Sc bcitneet I'D, aud,
cine Seioerprese babel @benfalls, stpei
anbere Wptnbduier uno Stalluu9en, ein 9ti'
ter Nepfrls sSaum9arten uno ionft allerlei 9irs
ten Sbffbdume ein niefehlcnbcr Srultstcn
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te Springe oor einem Der aneerH Saufer.
ungefdbr 20 9l6er baSor ftnb 9utes Sanlano
nnh Sdb,pamm, eae itbriae lit orI;lanb, Elm
3heil oaoon init ocrsiglid,sn faltanien Nols
bewad,Ien. Cine @rief flieet burd, bas Qanb
pette es IhtdIih madeu tplrbe Rabiyefen
enicftft III erSid,tfr.
Ia ctlihe Sduier fd, auf bcm Gigenttum
befncen fam Der plas Ididlih aethcilt wers
ben, cas ein 9ebcri9er 3beil Qano ia jeoem
WcbntouS geidnitten wcrcen mag nadbem
es Sdufer rpiinfd)en.
go. 2.-Gtne 2otte 2aro,
aefesen IN Sber Sauconn 2aunfhip, Qed,a
@auntD, ftoeeno an Qano bon Sacob 9btum
unt Sobn &bri9, eatGatteno l 9Ider. Das
rauf 1T crrtdtet
3D. Gin neite6 cinffDfi9tes ffei.
M EiIRnernes 2Gobnbau5, II. StaQ.
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den Sbitbdumcn an9cpfanst = audi III cine
niefeblenee Sprin9e Dor Der 3blre be6 Soaus
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Grcai FscdncSsong.n E'riecs.

0' viii be 80, Cn.'t help III
l. Y " { II u [ Il g. N Il / Isl. :.
,.eme one aud come all Ia the Richmond Cash sufe.
Ne" Gouds are sold cheaper than ever heule
We can sell YOU The ehraprsl eolls lauuu in he place,
il you'll give rs a call YOU will find II the case
II Nou dnp'l wish 10 buy just l,ol the stock through
And You'll fnd what say Is certainly fae,
lSi receiving al above establishment a LARGO assert
~ ment o NfW GOODS aud OWING 10 tn decline
On Cords and their having been Purchased Tor cash III
lhe last week VIII he enabed offer still greater IN
ducemonis Al Wholesale retail, on favorable TERMS
Among the Goods now receiving may be found VIZ:
LOCO yards Pants Stuff. ol various kinds lion 10 cts
per yard to finest.
large assortment al Nestings,
Cloths, tassmefes aud Coat Gnnhams bolh
linen aud cotton
Linen Goods. LARGE assortment at BARGAINS.
5,O0o yards new style Calico from 81 To finest urea,
est bargains ever Offered.
Lawns iia2llne aud Organda Muslin
540 silk and COTTON Umbrellas.
10000 yards bleached and brown Domrslics az Urea,
hafealns, and varlns other Goads numerous to men
ton COUNTRY ~ RGiLiN1,S visiting thu,
market are specially invited 10 call and examine my
stock before purchasing Elsewhere, az great bargain,
may be expected. WM.J WILLIS
MAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

FENliF subscriber having made arrangements with
e ii the largest Factories al the North for the pur
pose 81 supplying this market. and the surrounding
conniry, With all kinds Of Carriages, made of the hest
materials and Of the latest styles and patterns is pre-
pared To furnish them to those vino want upon good
terms they can be purchased al the North. else
where aud brought here. lie has hand a large
assortment Of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed to
sell upun such terms III be satisfactory 10 purchasers.
II desired. he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, ni bis avn manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be- obtained any where.
J. C.. SIIACkLEFORD
| have made arrangements with Mr.. j. G.. Shackle-
ford furnish him at the shortest notice with any style
Of Carriage he may order.
H. X. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.H4)'rd, Conn.
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More Wee Goods.
= "A n II a NJ & E;OP X 7 N S

HANEJns, received an additional supply Of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS the work and sly OF
which they guarantee to equal any thing tina, be
made. The fresh arrival consists in par Of the follow
Ing:
Super Habit Cloth Frock and D'Orsay Goats,
=" Scotch Tweed do do do
Brown and Yellow Linen do do
- Plaid Linen Office Coats
do aud PLAIN single nilled Cashmere Pants,
do Linen drilling Pants.
9 Nhie do do do
Fancy silk. Chally, Cashmere aud Marseilles
VESTS.
White. black aud colorea Kid Gloves. colared
SIX and lsle Thread Cloves. Shk aud lscknct Cra.
vals, Opera Ties, French SILK Umbrellas, Walking
Canes. sc.
ALSO. a few palterns of fine Cassimeres aud N,st-
lugs. Which be- sold very nw. Grntlemen will
please cali aud eAamoe our stock before purchasing else
where.
May ! is
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GtikAp.
fF'llE Subscriber beps leave respectfully 10 offer his
Il services 10 the cltlzens al iyuchbnrg and The
surrounding country, ms A. AGENT, CDLLEG-
TOR n " 20 C0E% EII 5SKoM ELER-
Oh AN T. Particular attention viii be paid 10 the
sale OF Tobacco, Flour and all Country Produce. My
prices Tor the sale Of Tobacco will bo 30 per hogs.
head Bonds an accounts collected shur notice and
moderate terms, and any olher business thankfully re
ceived BY close application aud due attention 10 the
above branch Of business, hope to merit share Of the
public patronage.
oj My olire is at John r. Hughes Store, opposite
Messfs Mcdaniel & McGorkle.
GEORGE G. WILLIAMS.
y. B.--Any uf my creditors that mag haye any bu.
siness 10 be Transacted will be thankful receive il
and pass il To their credit. &. &. w.
REFERENCES.
Nlessls. Mcdaniel x McCurkIe
Miller & Rncker,
- Hatcher 4 Green.
Capt. Ammon lanrpek
John Mex nuey, ESP;
Capt NJ Talbot.
J. II, Hughes ESD;
BoAles & AGREE,
Bryant, Tlnsley S, T.avinlcr
McCanahan, Creushaw & Co.
May 5 oaf In if
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communication.
JAMES RIVER AND KANANllA IMPROVE.
MfNT
16 Me Eliio. e bal LaMeAlmr Iirainian.

in oider thai ynur rad ri nay mol he led into rror and
thai Clinton himself may be- enluhlened IN ,bia ,n
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- =, ,,.,, 80 " e"' J" e'l9
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- II. y N, 'anranY, made m 1917, IN reference 10
the pmeueahilly Of tr5ifl communication between
Cosmglun aud Gfernhfirr river Ar
., 10, -
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waited l,r 6tty cents pcr cubic, wand
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26
.5,tSf EkPCPfvpH.

.Suss NeCeiCeH.
rEtIIE LADY OF THE LAKE, with ten super,
d plates and spenddIy bound in calf,
The Poets and Poetry of England by r. &. Griswold,
The Poets and Poetry uf America -
Rnnyau's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully Illustrated
OXGord Bibles. Pocket Bibles all bound as above.
Bouk of Comuon Prayer. bound in velvet and Turkey
morocco. < many other Books suitable for presents.
PAYNE s GREGORY.
April % Is
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5ADDErRT &C.

5ADDEERT, &C.
EsfSs3 return my most grateful hanks
w. zrT->- 10 Tie public for The liberal patron
FfTg..f ~ agel have received for several years
d/>sg1-Le5 TX past. in my Saddlery Business
~ = r and still solicit the same, aud would
.G 45.s.e~5s-. say tony friends old customers and
-k1v4s aaS,te.> the public generally, thai having
returned from the North with NEW STOCK, my
assortment in that line of business is larger and better
than any | have heretofore had and determined to
sell ON terms 10 suit the times
COENj RI S4DDLERS
would do well 10 call on me. as always prepared
to furnish them with general assortment, and upon such
terms as cannot fail 10 please.
Eeunirinx done With S~n,ncss ard Despatch.
Country produce taken in exchange for work. at mar
ket prires J. &. SlIACKLEFORD.
May s is
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plald and striped ffeneh Ganoroon Pants,
Linen Dt kreun aud Scfunade do
Fancy aud wble .nfn do
Linen and Cotton Shirts, Cuars and Busrms. Silk
and Mer;uo under Sbrs, Lambs Nupl, Linen aud
'uon Drawers scaris. Cnyals, Stocks, landker-
chiefs Gldyas, Suspu]efs, Hosiery and every article
requisite
To COMPLETE A oEarLGMAa's WARDROBE.
As every article is purchased 10y for cash, vii
sell extremely laW Tor cash.
Having partner IN New York manufacturing and
purchasing nr ths establishment, shall be receiving
Fresh G0ods every ? or weeks thereby keeping our
assortment at ali times ful Of the
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Ii f.'1 NM .IIU9S
HtA&EssEeN AaEasi ARTICLES.

Those wishing Garments made 10 order. would
invite 10 call aud examine orr stack Of Cloths, Cass
tncreS Gad besfHgs. which will sell or manufacture
as law as they can hc bought in his market.
We will continue 10 Keep tho best ut VnfaBen
poyeI 10 our Establishment and any wnrk entrusted
care will hf executed with promptntss, and wafs
rauled 10 give ontift. saiis!acsion.
Garments cut low.
April % GIN
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Trustees sUss orE.R.y'ED.

etSiCs fffTfS E<sEst e.
fl RNIANT 10 The provisions of IA deed of trust, ex
rened ny George NJ. Payne TO- the undersigned.
bearing date the Sh dav of March 1872 and al record
IN The counties OF Alhenafle and Buckineham they or
me Of them, will ON Wednesday. The 9Th dav Of july
at Rdge Farm, the former residence OF said George Nj
PAYNE, aud now owned by MesSrs. lanes < John NJ
ilafrls proceed Ia sell credit Of one tNo aud three
years. the following Tracts OF lanl to Wit One tract
described IN said deed undivided sxth part of a
Tract OF Land situated in the county o Alhemarle
ssyseTa mated 10 contain l700 ACRES, and living
e.. 49, miles north of Sculisvllle also. other
ssRfTssa' Tract IN the county OF Buckingham, called
-.raA.D- the Road Tract, containing 256 ACRES,
within , miles oi the Ridge Farm Tract and adjoining
the lands ufLewsS heirs Thomas. Scruags and others
These Lands covered with forest limber.
As II Is desrahe 10 close this trust, purchasers in
viled 10 attend with the assurance thai the sale will
be made the day and place appointed unless pre-
vented by bad weather. in which event the sale will
take place the first fair day thereafter The under
signed will convey the title vested in them which is
believed 10 be good.
JOHN b. HART. . T..
GEO. b. PAYNE, s ''"s'''s'
Scottsville Alb, May Is tl6Jv
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T'EtsR' aB'EEE CORR.
New satiug BOnuets. RiETa,s and
flo vyEDg,

IINtWDI 10, .Ipril 18th, ISi5.
IN NJ J. WILLIS is now receiving snd opening
w pr Packet Boat. an additional supply Of B6anefs
Ribbons and f2ome,s, which makes his stock in ,hi.
branch o his business large and desirable and will b.
sud less han similar Goods can be purchased Tor in lhi.
market which he cordially invites the Ladies 10 exam
Inc, belote purchasing elsewhere as he will take great
pleasure in exhibiting them. Amongst assortment Just
received.
Prince Albeit Birds Eye and Plain Braid Bonnets
some extra fine
Inserted Pedal and Rutland do
Wave aud Lace do n splendid Article
Misses open Straw Nave and Lace Braids and Plain
STaWP
Gimpseysa article iar Misses
Real French out and inside Flowers large assor,
ment
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. large stock at bargains
800 Band Boxes all siz,s cheap
! shall open IN few days pr. Red Bird, my 2nd sup
ply Of
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.FEi,.erNi ES1fer.

.EsNCcGs Water.
USi' received 80 dozen of John Boyd < Sous Gel
~ e5rated Mineral Wafer, put up in Glass Bottles
Families supplied with any quantity at 8. cents bottle
at J. IL. FITZGlBBONS',
Anril % Is
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70 fH,sns..y .FECs.Ti, ants.

Second mpplg Of Crociag &c, his Spring.
HANF jest received An invoice aod WI dnrmg the
next week receive - crates dd This Of .CltOt *
Fry Sc direct lr IN the pulierles ia ENGLAND, which,
added to nv stack already hand. will make my as
sortmeai very complete Country Merchants, and al
others who may be in want ri any article IN my 'ine'
wi p,as' 1--WE urea call heiure purchasing elsewhere;
and tboSe who cannoi core and select for themselves,
itth.y will favor me with order every exrtion Will
I've made on my part To give satisfaction. am deter
mined to sell as low any regular house in Vagina.
ID. w. MOORE,
al the Big Pitcher
May % Is
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GEORGE ssNssgsY,

H~ltaltN
those N his line; al ii which he pledges himself sell
al prices In suit The iimes They have hten carefully
selected 10y himself n R,rhmnnd aud BALTIMORE aud eau
not, he hoks fail 10 please. Tho sioc, put consists
50 ,000 lbs prime Western nacen,
20 tuns we'll assorted Bar lr5n
3" lrdee1r hon,
| ton American Blslcted SJccl.
GOO his double Shear and Cast Do
5000 lbs. Cotton iarns. various factories
go kcgs Nas, assorted szrs,
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt. latpe ana well filled
% hhds. and tietcos y O, Porto Rico aud 81
troN Sugars.
10 " and barrels \. O. and Porto Rieo Nolasscs.
| " very fine SUGAR House do
chests extra fae Guur,wdcr Tea, equal Ia any
il is believed IN this market.
9 L" Black Tea,
- cammun
10 l3 ID. ehrsls 6 p. and Imperial Tea.
u boxes Tin Plate, | II
1000 - Russia Sheet Iron.
300 American do No, 81 n g
900 /" best Splnlsh indigo,
1000 g." Dutch Naddpr,
1000 i" Green Copnetas
200 bags prime green Rio, Lngnyra aud ST. Domingo
Coffee.
10 prime old Java do
10 " fine green Cuba do
bills. Alum,
80 hbs. sup and family Flour,
5cases SILK End Fur HAS.
25 dozen Palm Leaf do
800 lbs. refined Satpelte.
3bags white Ginger,
do Pepper,
. do Allspice,
90 bbls. No. new clipi llerrings,
10 = i" J. new Mackarel,
s 4" Shad,
10 halfbhls Roe Ilefrnga
10 boxes Soap,
| reree new Rice, beautiful article;
cases Gnn@v2er Tea, IN : h. caddy hoxes,
10 hNes Sperm Candies,
20 d" Adamanue do
% Il" Tallow do
100 sides good and good damaged Sole Leather,
50 3" black and Rqsset -
500 lbs black Harness
50 duz. Bed Cords anl Lines,
3 eases fresh Salad OIL
4b'Ncs yariegated Soaps,
5hoXcs aud bills. Loaf and Crushed Sugars,
80 kegs iioe White Lead, warranted superior,
9 tons Cast Mould Board, aud horse.
DUKES low priced Chewing Tobacco.
| cask Saleraius.
90 kegs Blasting Powder.
Is :" Rife and Dupont's
1000 Bar Lead,
50 bags Shot, assorted sizes,
ease Gclatiue,
3 doc Tar Cans.
10 barrels n. c. Tar.
10 do Isle # Wight Cider Vinegar.
bale fresh Hops.
100 pair heavy Braaans,
case GenrIemen's Shoes,
do LADIES' do
case Shoe Thread.
dnz Hall Bushels,
| . sets Measures
Together with large 1T of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE. &c. &c.. f1r sale very 10,
for cash, or III barter f,r Country Produce
And on consignment
80 bales 2 "A and Brown ID mesiics
20 !" Nus. and Oznaburgs,
H.4NTED,
Bacon. Lard, Wool, BeesWax, Feathers. Butter
Tow aud Flax Linen, Hemp, fanw. &c, SC, f.
which the highest market price will be paid.
My II is
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DRY GOODS.

being purchased Al auction eeat sacrifices, will
able Ia offer still greater india ,oments Wholesale
or Retail Gall al The Richmond cash Store for hapans
aud then YOU viii neysr b. disappointed shall be
ceiying FRESH GOODS from auction weekly, and
others nurres. W.. WILLIS.
Anil u Is
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sash fOr Ygliolr aud fsecssc0f.
NME WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST CASH
w PRICE FOR TALL0W AND BEES
WAX. JOHN klNNiER & co.
March Il
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Furnishing in the aggregate the drairage oi $50 so
In order ascertain the quantity OF water that this
ca will furnish, it is necessary that the average annual
depth Of ran should be determined and the probable pro-
portion which may be collected Into reservoirs, and
dered available
Bv reference to statement oi The annual depth Of
rain which fell a, Philadelphia, from The year 1910 to
Is4l inclusive, (marked A. it Will he seen HAT the
average annual depth is IS inches. by experiments
made ihe reservoirs on The Chenango canal ia New
York. in 1896, il found that the annual drainage
from riyeG surface auonuied To 81 per cent Of He rain
which cell upon il. GA the ShaN's wrier-works in
Setia there has been collected annually in the
vors tratn the Drainage OF 81 square miles Of country
2s1 67s $50 cubic feet Of water, or about 90 per
of the rain that falls upon that surface. And Gepcra
Bernard in Report upon the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal (Ort. 23d. 1860 assumes that the drainage of
36 square miles will furnish annually 903260 .6 cubic
wards of water. From these data, it might be promised
with safety. that al least 80 per If the rain that
falls NAV be collected ini1 reservoirs hut in order re-
NOV, all doubts the subject, will assume SO per
cent IL inches in depth, the basis Of the following
calculation. which. ON the area drained, (30 square
miles, w furnish annually i3i ,229 332 cubic yards
Of water.
The aggregate length nf the canal dependent npnn
lie reservoirs iuI water Is IS in which emsIaces !.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11
Governor of Iowa.

The rumor which was published in
the Bloomington Herald of week be.
fore last, and which we heard several
days since, tina, Judge WILLIAMS had
been appointed Governor of Iowa, is
contradlcted in the same paper of last
Friday. There is We, prospec, for
our friend CLARKE, and from various
indications and rumor., we think he
expects that Office or something as
good. Well, lie, him have it. He would
make a much better governor than ma
ny men we wot of. Besides that, he is
a printer, and we never knew one who
was thorough bred to disgrace hi. sta.
ton, from Minister to London down
To the Mayor of Burlington.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-11

.American Cutiery.-The man,
ture of fine cutlery is coming 10 =
perfection in this country, and n,
deed already reached it,, in r,
establishments in the United S,a
There are several in successful d,
ton in Maine, Massachusetts,
Connecticut. There is also on
Auburn. in Ibis State, and sresEi,
The latter establishment remind. i
very toierable anecdo,e told N
other day. Some very superb rs
was displayed upon public III
tins city, which became the admin
Of the gentlemen seated aroubt
among whom was one from her y
Jes.y's dominions, who was partrg
struck with the beauty and hirh 4
Of the knives and forks; relnarna.
an American as he was bound 4. !
al subject to do. that he suppos
course the work was English. Ia
sumo 50, says the latter, for Ia
stand IL ecay nude a. .245mn.-l
Cour.
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o.. On. Mat abOmina5le IVhi, -
The abominable wing tariff ia ! q
far TO ruin the country with h y. aoa
tE-To fill i, to overfow,r.o'p t
British goods, and our Trea.ne. !
gold and silver. Only A x1,,,,.
DOLLARS has been poured IN. p
) treasury from the duties on Y Y
goods in the port Of New v'1
about one week. N "iI
The following looks as if II. ,
prohibited the people Of N, :.
iIom an opportunity of nn,.p'
British instead Of American ,' ~
And what is still further mo,s guy
OF remark is. thai despite N. ~
Tariff. this british Poiieun -
Locos declare it to be. Of prSmo,;s.
own manufactures and inleres,,
every species of foreign good, j.
IN competition with those Of AM
manufactures. are cheop.y ,h,, 1
ever were:- Memphis East. Y
The importation Of FOREIGN a.,
New York. Tins far, this rno,n
been unusually large. The ann.'
cash duties and deposi,es rs,,i,.i
the Custom House on the uereb..t
entered, has been as follows;
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Official Eee.,irns..-at last.

kssf ssSsOIthSs.0a 10Sts
By The poli,eness Of The Hon. JESSE
WILLIAMS, Secre,aryof the Territory,
We are enabled to lay the folio ing ab-
ssrac, of the official returns Of The late
election before our readers. The votes
were canvassed by the Governor, Sec.
retary and deputy Marshal. LASH, on
Tuesday evening.
There is. nothing official from the
new counties of Marion and Iowa
we learn however tina. Iowa gave
majority Of one for Dodge and one for
the Constitution; and Marion i, is said
gave small majority for Dodge and
decided majority against the Consti,u.
non. There were some votes thrown
on. from Linn county on account OF
'nformality. We suppose this will be
about a set of for the votes thrown ON
III Mahaska county. for a similar rea.
son. Had it not been for The wrong
information we obtained from Jones
county, our former calculations would
not have varied much from the official
account. Here it is, with the Secre.
tary's certificate attached:
.4bstract Of potes given for Delegate
TO Congress IN The several Counties
a. The Territory Of lowa, and the
Totes giuen for md against the
Constitution at the Election in .4u-
gust. Il. d. 1915; except IN the
Counties Of Narion and Io,oa. for
whtch no rctar1is haze been yeceiv.
ed.
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Stci etn'y's Office, /. T. J

Fort Madison the County Seat
The late election, which took place
on the Is, inst. in Lee county, result,
ed in The election of Fort Madison as
the permanent county seat of that coun-
,y. We hope the people Of Iha, coun-
~ will now lei the matter resi-, a, least
for two or three years. The majority
Of For. Madison over West Point and
Franklin was Sc.