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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

de q i. pas parii eette BARS 4 etc ame-
nee par ID forts nrFtyages de- fUtest, qat,
iandi settlement, 70 aunt 6leydes d 1000
bnfils.
IL matelid aux provisions MA pas 6tt
aaasi actir qalavaBi. lao tiz subit hne plhe
fatbls du,uAnde. In uuefe eat en- l6g6fe
baisse ayse moins Dc denaades, Iandis que
Ia ptix doeCal6s strangers a 6pfouVo qael~
que hausse.
lie tauy dc l%'argent d hausse on Angle.
tetre, 4 cause dn fort moniant &c ehptiauA
~invaatia dans les ehelninad do fer.
lie mafch6 al eeion qni etait ealbie au
d6pnft du Great Britain, seat maihteiia
inaetif.
les cofea auf ID pIupart dc ioutos los
qualities escept6 los stga islands, ohi baisp6
de lts paf l,yfe. d tau depart dc lIltbefnla,
d innfeh6 6tatt eneofu luurd ayge une ton
Ounce d d baisBe. Les sPeeulatlohs ON no.
lions Do chpnilbs do ief ont, 81 pafile, con
tuhue i cot dtat do HOSES, nuqiel nest pas
]6lrangere Ia hauasp des dohf6es o Iappfo'
che do lhiyef.
lac eomltb des eouftiers a DECLARE pour IN
spmaine a]eluolle Ies pfix sutVans: Mobile,
4 DIS d.; Milo. Oleana, 8 d.
Aspect des r~dcottes. Les nouveIles plus
r6eemmeng feunes eonlirment les fatales
provisions 1ntses : daps tout 10 toyauntg,
les f6eolte6 soHt Hllfeuses.
I'm Ee6sse, lea mei-sgus qu'aytlent IN
turrompales fortes pluies des 10 Ct ~ sep
totnbte nvatent Fus0mmenceeg.
En- Ilande, les p~laigtes Eo1f generates !
m6t.le sur Ia c6to Quest, 4u'un efoyuit ma
yalr pms s%oufirft, OH s'est conyatnod que IL
faeine await Gt6 aIast ~attaqu6o. CePen'
dant on pensait que Ia rGcoIto sefaI' nell
lure Ell lrlunde que sur Il deuh autre point
da foya0tne. In hausge qUl s'bst d6elat6e
sur Ies marches ungIaia n Oh pour eflet do
r6agir Hur In valeur du BILE Of do ravolne.
Le STEAMER Caledonia a tait Ia ttayer'
soc dc New York d Liverpool en- II Ioufs
1l2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

M. Of Madame FGertes ayant Pinion
ton do s'6tabIir dams eotte vile, inferno
fsspeel9eusemenG leuFs patrons ct amis
qu'ils ont loue Ia maison apparisnsnt q
NJ. r q Morgan, cl devsDt 6ccap6e com
ms Ia " Rurean dss ieffss" oH u 90 prsp0.
gent d'6tablir IN institution po0f Pinstfue.
ton des ~teunes deinoiselles. Files pouf~
ront 6tfs sdmiaes soft CONNIE keoitefes
eHternes OH pe%nsionaaires. On porIera lee
soins les plns assidus i Ienr education 81
IeuF Conduite.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

OHte.-L"s bonnes nouveIIea Do rOhio
80 confrment pleinement. lie l~ocofoco
istne ct yatncn, Of h Preponderanee resie
aux wings dams Ia legislature do P6tat. LIE
Senat est assure aux wings, qni ont gagu6
q%uelqpes tnembres dams Ia ehambre des
repr6'eFtnns. lie vote populaire est alssi
en- lenr favenr. Lac State Journal de rOhio
dit sous Ia date du Is: 'D'apres toutes les
a~Pparences, Ia majorit6 wing sera aa moins
de SIX au s6nat ct de dix d seize d la
Chambre.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

0BEIssANcE MrLTATRE. DEUx CENTS VICTIM
Es La Nouveliiste de MarseilIs donne ainsi les
details dun afreux accident qui a Gu lieu
en- Italie par lac huts dun pont: " Une leltre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
.TEnMEa.

Pension ei instruction par On
payable d'ayance $50
Extgrnea de 10
Langue Ffanfaise q d o
Espsgnol, Italisn NJ latin, cliaqno q
Piano @tG Guitar 10
Blanchissaas par mois Y
Lit el fouFniiuro do lft l
Mnsiqpe yoeaie=~gfatis
L'instiiaiion sern OIL, erle pour 10 10.
eoptton d~osjsnnos demoiselles 10 Ter. Ion.
III de Septembfe.
Pour references, voyfz Ia paFlie anRlaise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
BRDGANg.

GENTLEMENHS BKOGANS.
We are nov receiving direct from tho man
ufacturers in the north, a beautiful assort-
mens of gents Calf newed Brogans, with
Pump and Boot soles.
PHILLIPS & LANoUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

Nous n'avons reeu rien do noaveau on
~d'important du Texas GU du Mexique, de.
puts notre dernier numero.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01
Mn. ]L'ppFrEuR.

Mn. L'EDfrEuH.
VonilIez ]annuncer Mr. o Laha"Ve eo"''
mo eandidat puur g~refiar de la co"r Oh g.
district, nes assnictttssont d ~anr"noe"nSe"
lion W que I'll est ola. Il 'eot etrH 70 srry''
tour imm6dtat do tout 10 people, sans ''''
tinction do parti.
IN nnimo pciado sera Il princro reete'do'
Mr.. L'EptrguR, :. ~,
Vous ates autarlsd tf'aanooeer NJ W.
Ioneuye blanchard CONNIE %eandidnl pour
n nIace do Sheriff pour Ia paroisse d ooeS'
Baton Rouge, sous Ia nouvelle cons'''N'
I'm grandnombrc dc roio"S'
n.1;s,, na,r' coroner pour la paroisse d'Ou'
eat baton Rouge, SOUS la nonveIle cons'i'0'
ton. ~, tr,tsns
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

PIEUX.
lie soussign6 desire achsaeq uns quaint.
to de hons pieux, liYrables sur son habifa-
ton a 2 miles ct demi audsasoaa ds Ba.
ton Rouge.
STEPHEN HEN ERSON.
ARRETE par Henry earle, d environ
l2 miles de Baton Rouge. IN bout blanc
1T noir, age d'enyiFon 3 ans, crop ct uB-
deTbit dams one o~reiile, eli une fsnfs dams
PautFe, maFque al fer sur le cote do ehif.
fro 4. LIE p~EopFi6tairs est Fequis De La re.
tirsr en- - confOFmant h lei.
n DUFR0CQ,
aug. IS % RangeuF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

Texas -Lo navife d vapeHr Vrm York
nous appofte les jonrnaux du Texns iaa
guam 20 eoufant. Ils odrenl peu d'ial6-
f6t
Onlt dams 10 Houston s tar; Les com.
los voisIns 60 sont presque upanimenont
prononc6s en- faveur de Ianaexion ct IN
Constitution. Dams les eireonseriptions
dc swafiwout Of do Rankin, dams fe eomt9
de Libert6, Ia constitution i 6t6 adoptes 4
Punnntmit6A TN soul vote scat p]fonone6e
eontre i'annnxion. &c dofnier fat a'est
%reproduit dans IL eomt6 d'Austin. A Bren.
ham, cont6 do Washington, sur 200 yoix
qaatro OF cin7 settlement ont vote contro
la Constitution
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

HAvANe--L'arrig6o do brick afli, nous
I mis- en- Possession De nos joufBaux do Ia
l~Invane ilaqB'an 90 do eoufaBt.
On n dbe0uyert dams lilo dos Pins, qui
70 ltouve pros de IN cote m6fidionale do
i1ee de Cube. do mngnifqHos earriero do
marbre, Of uno eonpagDie seat fbrfibo
pour les eSplotter 10 general 0'DonneIl
est d In tote do oetto Compagnie.
I'm avis ofioiel inferdit In yonle d prime
des billets de Ia loterie foyaIe.
Los afaifes ont 6lt tt6s Gaines i Porto
Rico dntant tout 10 mots do %septembfe, il
ya,hn fort pen d'arfiyaRes.
4 h Hayane, Ia souscription en favour
deg victines dn d6saatro do Matenaas,
e'eet elev6e d plus de 9t4, 0o0.-AbeiHe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

CfIAUX A YENDRE.
De Ia Chaux, du Sable, ct dss Briqnss,
eonstammeRt en- Fente par
L BRRHE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-11-01

SARDrsEs.-a vanaFe par
III eet-S6. sTREaTN HsRBvKs6aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
NEW GOODS.
VIE undsr-,rnsd has just rtturaed from "a
- rs,'- ana rnrw ter@ivs.g y fresh stock of
FALL AND WINTER (i()OnS

1NHE undsrsigmd has lust returned fron -.
u East. and isnrsy ,ecesv;,,r y u, n .,arI ~ .
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
coas!s'ing " part u The following: A8s sf'lr 10
rr'nts ~ every variety ne " ~, les F#a Mnf
Aipaf cas- Lawns. Nieria,s aud (;,prhans. ~
Shawis. large and small ---'M
LtGens aud Camhrics
linen and Co,ton Table Cloths,
Infys SatcheIs
ndeh Crsva,s and Susp~WJ.r4.. gst TEe
r"vt. Heav~r aud Broad Clc,Hs. W
Cassfsuttes, fancy aud plain, asts
Ssitins Nsssnd ~. Jesms. ~ sssi IS
+ Fianneis, wova aud canton, gr' alat - ittrs
..'sse, .. fames.rnd plain,
Fancy wool re~ats 's.a4. - - .-E5s -5s-r=z.s
Brown and bieachsd n,neIius
Irkings. drihs aud cheeks,
,nc "nx'd aud fancy yarns, rfld SefH
Hosiery. gloves and mitts aiss s. =
Blankets ot 6ne quality, = ssa
Thread, needles and pins.
~ HATS AND CAPS OF fa.t;on,bIe .t,,a. -
btoTs. SHOES aud BRoG ans. of al ki,ds ..d
Blarking and Brushes. sss II
ScEENsNA ARE, fashionable aud assorted q
GROCERIES. M "a 80
Sayar, Coffee and Molss.e,x
'",'~r'a'. Gsnpowdst. Young Hysoa & Rlask
h!sdder, copperas and Indigo, atfya-,.
Caster Oil, Cstchup. Mustard y Pepr,@r sauce.
Gocoa. Raisins and Dried Currants.
Tubs. Buckets, &C., &C. Also, FISH or ".
rsous kinds, all of which ore sdered ar very -.
dursa prices fof CASH or Produce. NY itisnds
snd The public ssersly ere invited ~ TALL. Ia
s.,-r THOMAS HEDGE
-~Ort I, 18l5-4f.~Fsss ~~--4s8 H-4 .4 .- -F
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Reads Cathartic PilIs.

gUyHESE Pillt are found 70 be .emihtn ntly
useful in the cure Of Bilious Fevers; and
are pa rticuIarly adapted TO the climate Of the
Valley Of the Mississippi. They have been
used in hundreds of cases during the prestnt
season, and have invariably proved beneficial.
They occasion no inconveni ence when taken
according to the directions, and should be
kept constantly in houses as general family
medicine. In ali cases where brisk cathar-
tic is required, they may be at once safely re-
stored to.
j. Hemenway has used Reads ca.hartic
P,lls for several months wherever he required
open,ng me cdic,ne, and he cheerfulIy recon-
Il ends them to the public az the beat pills be
has ever used. ss s.s.. s..n ss
MI M. Greene, Of Henry county, has used
them in his ewn family and among his neigh
bors, for about one year, and coasiders them
81 pefi or 10 any family me edicine. now offered
10 the public. He believes that to his own
kuo v ledge more than dozen of his neigh
sors have been cured OF bsllious fever during
the past fall, BY the rise only Of Reads Ca
thartlc Pills. 5s rs iss4s.s.A. :
James r. Smith, Of Lee county, will nave
no other cathartic pills in his house, and uses
.hem whenever opening medicine is required
Col. Devoe, late of Burlington, used them
repeatedly for billioas stacks, and iavafia-
bly found them entlrely .efiectual.
The following gehtiemen are all we'll
know in this community, and may be refer
ed 10 as Wit neeses upon their own persons
and in sheir iam.iies; Of the catatite proper
lies Of these exceilent pills. JP Wightman,
Reuben Adams, Dudley Gilman; William
Brown, William Scott: re s
The above names are selected from { great
number who testify TO the efficacy Of these
Ca,hsrtic Pills. They are mild IN their oper
alton, aud ~ pleasant a. any pill that csr
possibly be made. They are made Of tho bes
miterials, and may be found constantly a. IN
/ CRY DRuG SroEE.
dec g rs .s J. READ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Adunfnistrator,s sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
lN will on. Saturday Z The 10th day Of January.
Htb, expose 10 sale Ut the residence Of the late
sceh hekpp deceased, in Burlington Des Moines
county, Iowa, ell the personal property of said
eseeased. Consisting of fhsusefold furniture; an
1eetient span Of horses, COWS, drays, tne cart.
aseC0, harness, y c. sale to Commence at 10
o'clock, A. M, Of said day. Sests
TEaAs OF SALE-A credit of six months will
q given on all sums over flvs dollars, by the
purchaser giving bond and security, ali sums Of
1se dollars and under cash in hand. 81
dee 70 '45-3w ]. HAROLD, Admir-.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
HBH1A NHA@O
HrLANK WARRANTED DEEDS, s.
~ DEEDS Of TRUST for sale at this
Wistar's Balsaia of Wild Cherry.

In endeavoring to impress upon the minds
Of our citizens the superior efficacy of this
Invaluable remedy for Consumption md Pull
nonary Diseases in general, we wish to as
sure our readers that we are sctuated solely
BY . desire to benefit the afflicted. Our faith
ia the remedy is founded upon the universal
success attending its use, aud we fully be-
lieve that the most iai,hiess and incre o u,
after Witnessing its surprising virtues, v ill
no longet doubt that 4sConsumpiion may and
can be curcd.''
Sueh indeed 10 the fact, and 90 astonishing
hare been the cures effected by this Balsam !;
thstit may in justice be considered the great.
sa triumph in the iheaIing art" that has YET
been achieved. And we are satisfied, from
our experience, that there tre thousands now
hngenng upon the brink of the grave under
adise ase OF lunge, in some form, who may be
rescued from an early death, and restored 4.
perfect health by the timely use OF this med
i:ine. O-See Advertisement.
Those suffering with Rhemat,sm, or Gout,
Pain in the Back. Breast, Limbs or Johns
wall be pleased to learn that remedy is at
hand, Jew David's, or Hebrew Plaster, haviag
never failed IN afordiug relief in this class
OF diseases, recomme nds itself to the afflicted
IN s,rong terms. ssas
particulars, see adversisamentin anoth-
ct column. Sold by CoPP 4 PARSONS. 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
1N ed has taken out letters of administration
on the estate of John Pickup, late Of Burlington,
Des Moines county, Iowa, deceased. Ali per-
sous knowing themselves indebted to said estate
~ feFeques,edto 10 make Immediate payment to the
Undersigned, and all persons having claims
egAiaat said estate are requested to file the same
y the Office of the Judge Of Probate for Des
% as:ss county, Iowa, or with the undersigned
wImin nine months from this date.
J. HARROLD, Admir-. !.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
BURLINGTON MARKET.
Concert.

Concert.
THE Burlington City Band would respectful
" announce to the citizens, that they will give
oncert for the benefit of the paor, al the Meth
odist church on Christmas Eve, December oath
JOHN G. FooTE, Com. OF
f. J. c. PEAsLEy, : Arrange
ID. MosELEy Ewing } ments
N. B. Tickets 25 cents, each can be had o
SS Lindemuth, c Partridge, Peter Rothar-
mel, or Of either Of the committees.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Beautiful Goods.

Beautiful Goods. i
"M GARRETT & CO., have on hand and
w offer for sale at extremely low prices, q
large assortment of BEAUTIFUL GOODS
such as
Cashmere de ecosse, silks,
Muslin de laine, alpaccas, bombazines,
Coburg cloth, merinoes, fine French and
English prints, capes, collars and
Chemizettes, fine dress caps, cuffs,
Cheneille boas, blk and varigated cord and
Trussels, silk shawls, turkeri and
De laine shawls; nett and blanket do.
Nets for caps and collars, laces, edgings,
lnsertings, rich bonnet aad cap ribbons,
Artificial flowers and ruches,
Ladies' velvet and silk cravats,
Hosiery, Gall kindsD
Gloves and mitts, CAL kinds)
Hemistiched .inin dhkfs, French dimity,
Null and Swiss mus.ins,
Striped, barred and plain jaconetts, etc.,
with great many other articles too numerous to
mention. Cal and see before you buy, for 'tis
no trouble to show goods at the
N. E. CORNER
nov % Of Main and Jefferson st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

To Farmers.
1 ass 1A 4Aa@f -
"ANTED 20, 600 bushels wheat, rye, oats,
w fax seed, &C., for which the highest
market price in cash and goods will be given, by
sept 27 AS J. G. LAUMAN, Water-st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

WOOlen Yarn.
wv uoLEN YARN Of Eastern Manufacture,
wv prime article at
dec 13,45 SHACKFORD'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
NEW AND OlElEAlP
E0OD~C

G00O"~
|HNHE subscriber is now receiving his Fail
Il Stock Of Goods, direct from the East, COM
prising general assortment, suitable for the
approaching season, yiz:- - ST ist
4 good stock of cloths, cassimeres, cassinetts,
Jeans, linseys, fannels, blankets, &C., Also,
superior 81 french plaid cloak lining, and mack
inaw and rose blankets, with many other WOOL
len goods, very cheap. Superior aIpaccas and
fancy lustres, merinoes all 'colors. Splendid
cashmere de cas-, and Africa plaid and stripes
for ladies' dresses, with many new and rich pat
terms Of callicoes. Also, fancy and plain silks,
and col,d satins superior quality, Sc Fancy
six and dress hdkfs. And agood assortment Of
sentlernen ard ladies gloves, and also, black and
coPd worsted hosiery, lambs wool do. for Misses
and boys. Also, good stock of domestics, cot
ton yarn and batting waldiag. Also, ssady
made clothing, coats. pant !, yeats, shirts, draw
ers, AG. Als9, > good assortment of Dey aRA
fancy ribbons and bonnets, arti6cials, shaTls and
many other. cheap and desirable go6ds, &e.
Groc<rics. Sugar, co6ee, ,tea, f9b1eeQs cigars,
ealeratus, powder, shot and Lead &C. Also
Hats. and Caps, well assorted. =, 1.ss
Qxsns,care and Hardrare, &c.-Sole and mp
per leather, calf anf kip, harness and bride DO
klso,EPaper, ink, quilts, sla:es, sand, waters,
with good assortmeII Of school books; Also
boots and shoes; well assorted and cheap. And
lot n Pills and Medicines, xc. Al 1t low
rates for cash o. eou~sry prodso; Can and see.
Burlington, Oct. 18th, ls45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

|s20, 900 STOCK OF
NEW AND SPLENDID
e a q q q O O ID S.
JUST OPENED At THE
FARMERS' EXCHANG e.
Corner Of Je6ersos and Water ssrsets.
Mor1o-.Lsrss sales and small pro6ss."
saaes REMOVAL.
J. s. .KlMBALL 4 CO.,
LNNDING their Old Stand much Too .n,,u u
I receive their large Stock Of NEW FALL,
GOODS, and also 70 accommodate their frie nds
and increasing customers, have removed 10 their
new and SpAcioGs sIoREHoUsE ca the corner of
Ssnerson .I; and water streets, i've Or aix door.
received direct from Boston and New York. snd
ere now opening the .tsaxl n
Largest, CAecpest, and most Conspltss Sock of
solDED~ ,r
ever before opened in any one store 10 Barlins.
ton.
In opening our New tablishme AZ. we wouId
take this occasion to say. We can only hone 10
succeed by fair and honorable dealings. Hence
u - our full, DISCRIMINATION TO render our sto re
one in which the public'ran place entire conf
denee a. to the style. quality. quantity and cheap
J. 8. ki,nbail.
Has spent the whole Of the past summer in the
East. and mostly in BOSTON. for the pusi,ose Of
Picking up bargains and purchasing goods at the
lowest possible rates. And our long arouaiot
| asce with mas$ softhe best Manufactures AZ New
England and iargest Commercial and Jobbng
Houses ip Boston, As wettas our come xion with
n ne af he nj Apafn and
Of that city, aforJ US facilities for purchssinr
goods at the very lowest imaginable rates: and
heace we offer our goods st F Efa5
WHOLESALE IND REEqIL.
at prices that cnnot be oJected to BY chaser,
We would now invite the attention OF the Ira
ders in the country, also farmers and the public
DRNSS G0IESa
Such as French Merinaes. silk and cotton warn
Alpaccas; black, blue, striped. watered and nor.
ence Silks; Nous, de Laines Of every vsriety;
stripe ard quality; Prints Of every color, hue
and price,
~ 4, ALSO
q complete assortment Of #
GENTS WIRE,
Such a. Cloths, black and blue; french. english
german and american CassIMercs; Tweets.
Satinetts, JeaRs, Hard Times velyeteen, g.
Plain figured. silk and satin, as Well a. every
other variety OF Vesting. \.
--ALSO-
FLANNELIsl-Rtd,. yellow, white ind scariei
Flannels. Canton Blsnpets. of, all klads. at very
low prices, brown and bleached Driiings, brown
and bleached Cotton.
SHAwlLs-of every description, variety. stripe
and price,,
CAMBRIcs-Ofevery color, texture, quality and
rate.
ALSO; a large and good assortne mt Of Hats and
Gaps, Boots end shoes, at very low rates. Coats.
Pants. Vests. Shirts, &C. q ~ :. n.rr
Aiso--A. first rate assortmen nj Of Hardware,
e2ueensware. Groceries, and all kinds of the very
For oil of which we will lats all kinds Of pro-
duce in exchange, at fair market prices. Afford
ing goods at the lowest Cash prices. at the same
timr not refusing CASH. ss fssa1
Oc; As
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Dr. q. HI. Holt,

HAVING permanently settled in Burlington,
H offers his professional services to all those
who may desire medical advice, and services
either in Burlington or its vicinity. His Office
Is on Jefferson street, in the basement of the
Barret House. =. -
Burlington, Dee. 20 ,45--ly s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

I'D EcrrrIED Whiskey constantly on hand and
II for sale cheap by .6. SIS
s,,es WIN. GARRETT T. Co.
nov (Hawkeye copy) oa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Silks and Satins,

Z n brown, royal purple and black satini !
- ps hs'd silks, ass'd qualities cheap. III
sept ~ 40 WEsLEY J0KES. !.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Gum and White Smithimg.
THE undersigned having permanently locat-
u ed in Burlington, would inform the public
generally that they have opened shop on Main
street, a few doors above A w. Carpenters
Watch maker shop, where we can be found atall
times, and hope by strict attention to business,
to merit share Of public patronage.
EBERSOL & MATTHEWS.
nov s '45-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

H8USE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.hru.DAr xosx1sc, Dec. 6, l845.
Mr.. McMichael gave notice that he
~,o,,ld on Monday next, introduce joint
,.solution instructing our Delegate IN Con-
sress 8 uss his influence to procure an ap-
1ropriation to rebuild the oridge over Flint
fiycr in Des Moines county,.
COUNCIL.
sMorpAY MOANING, Dec. s. 1916.
Afr. Ross, from the committee on FL
names. 10 which was referred bill con-
rern;np Territorial tax, reported the same
hack 70 the Council with ainehdihsnts-
Mr. Hastings moved that the bill be en-
crossed and read third tithe on to-mor-
Iow-agreed to. 4A
The President laid before the Council
communication from Hon. Jesse Williams,
Secretary of the Territory, relative to ap-
propriations for defraying Legislative ex-
penses, &c.
Mr.. Hastings moved that the commune
cation Of the Secretary, together with ac-
companying documents, be printed--agreed
10. gasas
Mr.. Shelby introduced a bill to repeal
an act entitled "an act to postpone the cleo
t;on of the members of the House of
Representatives from August until April
read the first time.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY MORNING, Dec. :, le4o.
Mr.. Patterson gave notice Of his inten-
tion to introduce memorial to Congress
praying for an appropriation to defray the
expenses growing out Of the dispute be-
tween Iowa and Missouri in CONSEQUENCE
of the disputed boundary. W
On motion Of Mr.. Robertson,
Resolved, That committee consisting
Of one member from each electoral dis
tiict be appointed to memorialize Congress
upon the subject Of mail routes in the Ter
ritory Of Iowa.
Mr. Wilson being in the chair, Mr..
McCleary gave notice that he would on
some future day, introduce bill to incor-
porate the ssWapello Lyceum and Library
Association. Adjourned.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Domestic and Foreign Hardware.
VTvHE subscriber has made considerable ad-
u ditions to his stock Of Hardware, and is ad-
apted to farmers, mechanics, Housekeeping and
house building Almost every dfticle wanted
in the saddIery lire. u. MCINTYRE. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Cloths. Cassimeres. ~

Cloths, Cassimeres, kc..
4 HEAVY and excellent assortment of super
IA Eng ish, French and American Cloths,
Cassimeres, satinetts and Jeans, just received
and will be sold low, for cash or country sro.
3ace, by LAUMXN.
oct 4'45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Farmers Look Here.
NVHE undersigned wish to purchase
u 10000 Bushels Wheat,
10000 do Oats,
10000 do Corn,
1000 do Flax seed,
5000 Lbs. Beeswax, fer which the high
est market price will be paid by
nov Is ,45 VIM. GARRETT 4 Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Hardware q Cutlery. q

Hardware & Cutlery. ~
vTHE undersigned have just rec'vd per Fall
con, a large and splendid assortment of
HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
to which they invite purchasers. There will Be
found in our assortment
Knives and forks, pocket and pen knives, spoons,
files, rasps, coffee mills, locks and latches,
skovels and tongs, traces, butts and screws,
log chains, scissors, shears, briddle bits, curry
combs, horse cards, razors, razor stfops,
brushes and boxes, bed screws, wheel irons,
candle sticks, snuffers, shoe tacks, bolts, hand
saws, drawing knives, axes, &c.
u With many other articles too numerous to
mention, all Of which will be sold cheap BY
nov /, '45 VIM. GARRETT 4 CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

TUST received good assortment Of Pennsyl.
u wanna Sole and Upper, and also, Kip and
Harness leather, fot sale cheap for cash.
nov Is '46 WESLEY JONES.