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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-11-29


is my determination 10 carry out, in letter and
spirit, every treaty stipulation made between
our government and the Indians within our
borders. Justice shall be done to them and l
trus, to secure the confidence and affection of
all our red brothers ic such effectual manner
az will forever keep the iomahawk buried be-.
tween them and our people. Tell them again
that we never had any intention Of driving
them from the lands they now occupy. If
they desire to exchange them for other lands
better adapted to their habits and wants, We
will crafty them, il We can agree upon the
terms. But they must be perfectly Satisfied
with the change--they shall never be forced
to IT,"
The President then pointed to the Secretary
Of War, and told the chiefs that 'he was at
the head Of the Indian Department; that they
should make known all their complaints and
wishes TO him, and they-ths President and
Secre,afy-would consult together. and what
ever could should be done to make them a
happy and con,ented people. He told the
chiefs that they should have their wishes
communicated TO the Secretary Of War; that,
although they could not write, they had friends
with them that could. That their agent, who
was with them, knew Ill their business, and
he would aid them in making il known to the
Secretary. The clouds hanging over your
heads Of which you speak, shall be dispelled,
il in the power Of the Executive 10 disperse
them and hereafter. you shall have bright
sky and clear sunshine"
----
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
yE7 EsLEY. JONES has removed to th.
wv brick building adjoining w. r. Cool
haugh + Co., and has Just received fresh lot o
Ne,o Spring Goods, viz:
New styles fancy lawns and balzarines;
Calicoes ia great variety, Ginghams, &C.;
,Mens' Snd boys summer ware for coats and
pants;
Alpaeas, plain afid colored,
Fancy scarfs and shawls, new styless
Fancy nits, g'oves, &c.j
Superior black kid gloves for gentlemen snt
: A 1ns s sss.orrtneht II ksnIet., ribbons, aut
artificial flowers; ..a
Linen cambric handkerchiefs, Irish linens
mourning lawns;
Parasols, fans, pins, needles, &C.;
Watefed and fknet silks for ladies' dresses
with mi6y ,s
NEW AND EANcY G0oDS.
Also; 4 good stock Of bomestics, Cheeks
bleached and brown Muslins, ve,y cheap, Cotton
Yarn, Batting, sc.
Shoes.-A large assortment Of Shoes well ..
sorted. -
Hai..--fur, Russia and pearl, LeehOrn lnl
palm leaf Hats.
Qyeeaspare, assorted, cheap,
Hnydscure Trace chains, shovels. shades
hoes, knives and forks, penknives, &C., cheap
CroceyieS-Sngar, coffee, tea, molasses, bes
madder and indigo, pepper, allspice, saleratus
nails, glass; salt, &C., and many other goods
all Of which am disposed to sell It very re
duced prices to suit the times. Cali asd see an
thea jsdes for yoayselges.
may II, l645 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
DIR. d. 8. CHAPIN.

ID ESPECTFULLY offers bis professional
IL services in the various branches Of Physic,
Surgery, and Obstetrics, to the citizens Of Bur-
lington, and its vicinity, and hopes.by diligence
success and low charges, to merit share ol
public favors His Office is at Jas. W.. Woods
Law Office, opposite the Recorders. Office
where he win generally be fotna in the fore.
noon. His residence is the house occupied last
year byJames W. Woods, Esq north Of Mr..
Rand,s.
Among his testimonials, is the following. viz:
cdr. p, s. Chaplin, the bearer of this, is regu-
lar graduate Of the Worthington Medical Re-
formed College, Ohio, and has practiced med
icine in our neighborhood and families, accord
ing to the system peculiar to that institution
for several years past; and we do most cordially
recommend him and his system of medical prac-
tice to the favorable regard Of the community,
believing that this system is not only safe bui
also a real improvement iii mktlical science: and
that his success in practice has been much
greater than is common in cases Of fever; drop.
sizes, liver complaints, and fts. fit were neces-
sary we might state some most deeply interest
ing cures, which he has been instrumental in
performing in our families and immediate neigh.
borhood, in the several diseases enumerated
absve, as well as in others. .sk,
FRANCIS BARTLETT.
Pastor Of the Bethel PRESBYTERIAN Church
Fairfield county, Ohio.
ELIAS VAN DEMARK. s,
/, Presiding. Elder of the Scioto district of the
United Brethren in Christ.
~ B.. Those afflicted with diseased livers,
and find that mercurial remedies act cnly as pal
iatives, win doubtless be benefited by the use
Of his remedies. He will cure most cases Of
Hepatic affections without mercury.
may 81 '45-3t FH ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
SLICE IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, BURLINGTON,L. T.
TRON-Flat, square and r6iind, assorted sizes
u plough slabs; pldugh #ings, ass'd shapes
and sizes.
Sseel-Cast, German, American blister; Eng.
hsh blister, German and spring. assorted
sizes. a.
Ss6reS-I improved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor; Coal, Box; 10, I,
and 6 plates, different sizes.
Also-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs,
Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron
Wire, Nails and Casting of every des-
cription.
A full supply, Of the above artices always on
hand, and foT sale as low as can be Afforded, Ey
HUDSON E. BRIDGE,
apr % 45 JOHN G. FooTE; Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

ue WIN now 1u0uteo . ~ Or. N te9s
man: Msaicated Loseaevs 1Aey ars -
the most pasasanf confsctionssy. I&sy eossise
Of s'Al ' N
COUCH tozENcEs, ~
Which are the safest ind most eiecf6nl m.
edy for coughs, colds, 'tonunmptiou. Vhoopirw
cough, asthma, &C., eva UlIered % ihl uuk =.
They operate by promotsnf exp6etS1Itfosi q.
laying the irritation Of ofcoughipg, snd rsmsvIaf
the Cause Of the disease.
Norm LozENGEs.:.a tt
The only infallible worm medicinE eserti1
covered. In over 10000 cases they hdys1isses
worms and occasion long and intense 3uGerine
. even death without their ever being "a
pectcd; grown persons ore very oiteM amle(13
with them, and are doctored Cor various eoriS
plants. rFNhout any benefit, ~hen enc dess *
these Il rem : would spec iiiy cure them.
III u: CAMPHOR LOZENGES
" For nervous ~ sick head ache, palpitatioo q
ene heart. lassi'ade and nerous Affection gsaes.
ally. Persons travelling "r attending large par~
tles win lia the LoFenEes really reyivi1e, m
'np'"'s narMaTTiS Al Grsysriy z fo%EScr. SST!s;
The best cArkastic medicine FOR r<movine
bile from the system aud preventing attaeks n
=. billions and in,ermitting fever Of this ssetioa
Of country. MI. !. ,h.c@ - So n
Saerneo,.;s fbcf Man's pidster.
Y This piastery 81 whirlr oyLt 2OO0 ON are sold
yearly: b"belSeved to be- the best PLATTER &c
rheumatism, lumhago, pain nthe bsfK, ssds,
sreast orsAny othr, side ftsr body. ever pro-
pared, a.'t Us pt'ce coa,lys2:, cents bfhGyit
w,tn'n s.e reach "f every person io The comns-
Sole genk Earii,'tton;'fnt Ncfitt, Angs1taj
1rvon 4 Day.sh. .uaAka
feb 2 'E-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Estray Notice.

HNaKEN Up by Garret s. Groosbeck, living in
I Augusta Township. a bright bay horse :.
black name aud tail. seven or eight year. old, ID
hands high. star iii the forehead. so,ns ,tdIIar
marks. a few white Laits on the right shoulder.
small white spot on each side Of The back. some
Write on the right bind foot just above the hoof;
appraised at n dollars before John Aslipaugh,
Justice Of the Peace.
true copy from my Estray Record.
Juuc Z, 45. JOHN r. WOODS, Clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
New Firm.

YVHE Subscribers have this lay associated
i themselves together under the name and
firm Of Tinsley & Qmsted, and will at all times
be happy to wait on. all who will favor them
with their patronage at the old stand of b.
Tinsley, Merchant Tailor, Main street, one door
from Jefferson. B. TINSLEY,
May 20, 1875 M. OLMSTED.
N. B, We have on hand . small but well
selected stock of Cloths. Cassimeres, vestings,
Summer Goods, &C., which will be sold cheap
for cash, (sand no mistake,) to make room for
a larger assortment which will be received in
about two months.
Persons furnishing their own cloth and trim
mngs can have the same made up and warranted
to fit, by T. 60.
may 81 '45-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the ri ht of pre-emp-
tion to any lands within the limits Of the town.
ships above enumerated, is required to establish
the same to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of the proper land Office, and make
payment therefor, al sooA as practicable afie,
see 'essg ,g THIS notiss and before the day appointed
township above. designated, (embfacing The
tract claimedD otherwise such claim will Be for
faited.
JAS. SHIELDS;
comnsiss;oner Of Tie General Lasd UGas.
may 81 '45-lew.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
"A Ism.
R00 ACRES Of land lying %ithin three
tOyO miles Of Mount Pleasant on the Bur-


IA A BOUT four hundred acres Of land,
ss.ss.k n portion timber, balance prairie,
ssLS and eightr acres under cultivation with
p improvements; situated Is miles from Bur.
,sgsen, on the Mount Pleasant road. The land
hsow in the cccuPaney OF Mr. Alter. Per-
RS wishing to purchase will call and examine
Apenises; and for terms. enquire of
June "a jaS-1ts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

ne R0HAN, Sues last novel;
~ he Smugg e., new novel by James;
Seh. new novel hy the author of ecil;
Lardner's Lectures Nos and d;
Pictora' Bible Nos Is and 90:
lrsh Sketches, complete 10 No. 81,
Ruth vhaley;
ladies' National and Columbian;
Magazines for u'y, for sale, bv
july 'l5 J.F. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
NEW YORK MIRROR.

G CUBCRIPTIoNst to the New York Daily and
y Weekly Mirror edited by Morris, willis &
Fuller, received by the undersigned who is the
authorized agent for the same.
TERMs-Daily Mirror Five dollars per annum,
l-2 yearly in advance, Weekly do. three dollars
per annum in advance.
June IA. 1S45. J. UpHAM
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
OLD HAsyKEYEs UNDERsoLpj |

EC ONDEl4RUAOy
Cash! CASH Cash!-- Hides. Keatkev, BOots. 80
aNd tsndixgs.. ss,,.
- VAN DUsEN ! Cd,
HAVE just opened a.shop o. Jel|erion sfreeii
IL three doors east Of Third vAesefaey cf|h5
Ut wholesale and &1stsil, scAeaper GAas az " ~
else'chsre IL the Territory, go,
\ IIEAE,HMD. III,
OF every description, such as Hsfnsss, Bride.
Upper, Cali, Kip, and Sole Leather.
- 'sts-AlsO,-- ~ !;
4 iargk assortment of ksf rate cus4ox woai
Gents Calf Boots and Shoes;
ladies' Kid,Shoes, Ties, Brskins, &c:as;s,,
4. Chifdrens' Shoes Of every description, also,
large assDsttaent OF N. \.
SH0EMAKERS FLNDFNCs, si.
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables, III or whtel
they viii sell for the ssready root,n hides, A.
proved country produce, taliow Se.. They win
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the 80. Fss
In darlington, and wa therefore be able to ssll
better atticies of feather and cheaper than any
other person can offer to the public. S-s'
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and al ar 70.
spectively solicited before they close bareafna
to call two doors east Of McTntire,s Hardunrs
Store and examine the goods offered BY 's
mar % 'io-n 8. VAN DUSEN 4 CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

~ Notice.
NERCHANDIsE, Hemp, fobacco Or any
WI other produce shipped on board the steam
boat Osprey, on the Mississippi ard Ohio rivers
will be insured at the usual rates Of premium BY
the undersigned Insurance Companies. s.: II =
Union Insurance Company, BY P. RIDGELY
Sec'y. ,f =,
Marine Insnra-ce Company Of s.. Loris, BY
q. Hough, sec'y.
81. Louis Perpetual In;sranos cOmpany, S. A.
RAULETT, Sec'y, ga.
81. Lout; Insuraace Company, A. RICKET-
citise.: Insurance scs oS~pa.,, WI. rem
SHAW, Sec'y.
St. Louis, May II, '45. sss.,
The Osprey, as heretofore, runs Is q regalai
packet on the Upper Mississippi. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
may II 45-H J. G. LAUMAN, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Osgood's Indian CholoEogue.

'HE Proprietor Of this admirable edicine
- now 50 celebrated and we'll knownthrough.
out iowa certain sad safe specific for Fever
and Ague. nemarks in relation iss capabilities in
other diseases. that Dyspepsia and Indigestion IN
anew coa ntry u USUALLY the result VI MALAYSIA
often sccompaaies thes. complaints. and they are
almost invariably cured BY tte use Of the ChoIo.
gosue. In; ail complaints arising from shs same
morbid cat.ea az Fever and Agne, this uedicine
is perfect and safe remedy For ssle BY -,
6. apr q 45 J. r. TALT4ANT. Water 81. :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

d. Louls aAa q. Peters Packet.
THI 6ne paseengw steamer,
1E LYNX
JoszN Arcnrson, lgsster. win
rua q abcye, during the ensuing season, touch
int ct Al The intsrmediate ports.
1eh 70 45-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
ClOthfn1.

lust RECEIVED. at the corner Of Main
" and Jefferson streets, ! large and splendid
assortment of Summer Clothing. There will be
and frock; cashmere, satinett, tweed, Jeans. bro
and yellow linen, krimlin, plaid linen, check
linen, and many others too numerous 10 mem
ton; also pants of all kinds; vests, shirts, stocks,
under garments, handkerchiefs, cravats, socks,
suspenders and every thing usually found in our
line. i. ! I
We intend keeping orr assortment at sll times
full of fresh and seasonable clothing Of the latest
style and inportations. Those IN want af
clothing will find it to their advantage to can on
may 81 '45 VIM. GARRETT & CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
A CARD.

>HE undersigned has taken the store next
door to F. J. c. Peasley, ESQ.,, and is now
opening large and well selected stock Of Hard
,rare, Cutlery, Boots, Shoes, and Dry Goods, pur-
chased in New York from the English and
American agents, and direct from tie manufac-
tureas, which he offers to the citizens of Bur-
lington and the adjacent country at 81. Loais
prices. J. UPHAM
June ,i5ztf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

~AEN ap BY Chauncey Beeman. living in
I koriington Township. a bay korsa about IS
Old. blind 81 the right eve, four white
~ ass tail. Black d sane aid bi,i- face. apprais.
= . dollars before J. r. Nightnish, Jdstic.
{ tfae copy from NV estray Record,
"se7. As. JOHN r. WOODS, Cicrk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Settle Up.

Settle Up.
a IL thoee who are indebted to the firm al
IA Postlewait & Creegan either by note or
book account are requested to pay up. Many OF
our notes are OF long standing, and IL not paid in
very short time thet VIII be placed in the hands
Of proper ofhcers for, collection, Nm. H. Pos.
tlewsit, WHO i aGthpriied 10 settle ard receive
all moaeys due said firm. can be found at the
corner Of Main and Jefferson street III the hotse
formerly occupied BY &C.. Shsckford. We will
receive good wheat or cash in payment Of alI
PosTLEMArrf i cREEGAN. /.
may 10 DIFF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Just Received.

NRAHAM'S Magazine fer June, with two
" c.~oId service sia n China, Or :, The a. OBI.
um war. being No 5 Of the Home. and Tray.
ellers Library. Replblication Of the Lon
don Penny Magazine No. l.. Mrs. CaudIe's
Lectures complete, with .illustrationg BY
CRU kshank., Tom Crinelc,s Log. Library
Of Standard Novels, No. 3. Lord Brougham's
Discourse on Anidial Instinct and Research.
ss into Fossil Osseoloey. Court Ludwig,
Dickens last. Zoe, OF the History Of Two
Lives. The English hmansii Egypt.
may 81, as JFT-dLLANT, Water ct.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Notice.

1.-THE Democratic Central
Coaaiiee Tor Des Moines county, are requested
10 neet II the Commissioners' Office, 10 Bnrling-
tan, o. saturday, the 5th day of July, for the
tsassction Of important .basiness. The Com
siiiee consists Of the following gentlemen:
y,hn r. Woods, John NJ. Moore, 4. M'Mi-
tssel, G. ". Robinson, c. Hepner.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

RoWLAND'S mill saws:
- Tenant, cross cut and hand do,
Mil and Hand saw files:
tlhg pans, trace chains, butts { screws;
eeFnau SILVER, Britannia, and lion table
and tea spoons; s,
HaMks, strap hinges;
selIins and Beatiys axes;
49, saIsety Of other hardware and building ma
49,: sale cheap, By
Wn W.T.. COOLBAUGH;& l. co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

Tse Universslist Territorial Convention will
ss6 Il Burlington, on Friday, the 1lth of July,
ssl will hold its session two or three days.
Several eminent preachers are expected to be
present and It i hoped the friends in Ire country
will aftea1.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Notice to Bridge Builders, Stone
MasOMs, and Road Makers


CEAI FD PROPOSALS for contract viii be re-.
), reiyed at the Office of United States Agent in
nnhuqne. or through the Post Office. until the
first day Of july l845, for the building of bridges
over she following streams on the Military road
so caiirdl in iowa Territory; viz: Prairie Creek.
Varvtls Creek. indian Creek. Rapid Greek, Har.
ria Creek al Mans Greek, South fork Of Long
Greek. aad Ferris Creek
. Also
For bridging the smaller intermediate streams
and sionehs--and for grading and rlitching the
road in the vicinity of the Streams and slaug hs.
s.raratr proposals will be required for the
bridging. masonry. snd grazing. The bridging,
bridge. The masonry Il So much per pe,ch of
twenty Eve Cubic feet-and the sra Ting at So
much per cubic yard -.
The Who'll. to be completed By the thir;ieth
dav Of September, lsi5.
Plans can be examined in the Office Of the
Agent.
P rsons offering proposals. will state heir ad-
dress and place of rcsinence
JOSHUA B.dRNEY. u. S. Agent.
lune 45--4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Amnotlaef Arrival.

= hats isst received il addition 10 on,
~ = 1se9 etoek, ! large assortment 81 Blae
~ Dnllings, Cotton and Linen Osna-
Esl ksnt Stun, cambries, Swiss Nus
- 4k, e., whIeh will be sold yeiy
81 - =. CO0LBAUCH& 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
SEcRErARy's OFFICE.
Eolra Cifv. June 10. 1Si5


IN ihe 18Th Of April last, in Brennan, Germa.
y, Rev. JcsrrH REIcra, Of Burlington, Iowa,
t,debter Of tie late Nicholas Wilkens, Of Bre.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Edge rScis &c.

RNr-es vad, b,.., ..ir..' sG,.,.x tbi;SI,s MA
- g,'asrS. pias-s sasi Iasat IRONS. sugsr, draw.
'nI L"is's. a., and raai's of every d~srviusi1Ax
bats hinges sr,i screws. best rarpeate-s' i.cks.
,,iI ch. ST. 'ub"as.i an trunk 10, t., Iatches, rad
sa1ars aud r,s. .ts",. Briiania. srnn. table ND
ata ls'yts --,s .a"f sy~rs artfeIs . reQuired la,h
fhn,pl.yr tssortsnent, Just tsr<txed and t6r sale
very l&. ty J. q. fAtjMAN. ~
apr 26 As Wsser. .slrss4.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

r. TALLANT still continues ~. fess
- nish the public with MI fresh phbsira.
tio,s as they issne from the Eastefn press,
and 10 enabled 70 furnish every one viii Ill
the latest works Of celebrated FofeiR, sen
American authors. He has psw Oh hssHd Ill
tie s,and.rd novel. Of the ddy, = follsrss' .
Arrab Neil and Rose D'Albret;All 81 Jamss
Mysteries OF Psns, Wandsving Jew, aad
Therese DnnoyeI, by Sue: Ptsiris Bird. A..
thur Arundel. my Hss6srs, The lev, 0Ssms
Bier, Father Gorist, Texas and Gnlf u Msx.
ico, The Ndhl' Msgic Goblet, Martin Ctssa
x'ewis, complcte:. cMnihas Of separate
.novels Young Nsse, Of the R-scue, PuAekss
Snapdragqssr .PancR's Medical Stadsas
Wives Gaf Eng and, Women Of Eaelsad -
Mis-. Ellie, Mount Sorei, Tdqliphs ef Ttms,
Regents Daughter, Castle Cisntal, Hel6n
Halsey, b. w. @. Sims, Arthur O'Lssry, The
False Prince, &c. -.'1..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
DIED,

ir this city on the LIST inst, ELrzEsErH Or.
ia. esly child of B. and j. J. e. T,KsLEy,
,sed il { months and twenty days.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
TERRITORY OF Iowa. HENRy COUNTY. SIS.
In the District Court for said County, June Term
a, d. 1916.
GEORGE w. JARRETT, !


In the District Court for said County, June Term
a. D. 1845.
GEORGE ", y. JARRETT In chanc.ry.
Mary SusaB Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Marxa.
ret. Gray Francis r. Gray and all Others heir,
and creditors Of ofMontgonlery Ferguson. deceased
TNHE above named Mary Susan Ferguson, Mary
j Ferguson, Margaret Gray. Francis r. GRAY
and all others interested will take notice tina
George w. Jarrett has fled in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court fo- said County, his
petition or bill in Chancery stating ia substance
that certain real estate situated in said count,
and particularly described in said petition Or bill
belonged to the firm Jarrett s. Ferguson, (com.
poseG Of said Jarrett and! Montgomery Ferguson,
afsresaid.l II the time of the dissolution Of the
said firm by the death OF the said Ferguson, and
rraying that the same. may be sold to paw the va
rious debts and liabilities OF the sard firm, and
that he. the said jarrett. NAV be authorized to
sell and dispose sf the interest Of the said rereu-
in the said real esteSs. FOR the purpose. afore
said, find further that the said bill or pc titioa
ia new pending, and that unless they, the parties
aforesads appear and plead, answer cr demur
tberete, according to the roles ot said Court q
the next term thereof. 10 be held II MSuns Pleas.
ant. ia said county, on the 4th Monday in june
next. the same will be .tskea IS confessed aud !
decree entered accoraingty.s, =! -
-, Il. FITZPATRICK, Clerk.
w. F.TfLFoRD. Sol'r for Complainant.
May 10. 1916 6w.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
window Glass.

4 LARGE and complete assortment Of bes
~ Pittsburgh Glass in store, and Just receiv
ed so boxes Ill sizes, from to by IL by 18 fo
sale low ~
mar IS WM GARRETT & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Bommets.

~ assortment Of Florence Braid an.
T. Bonnsts; aiscs I doz. gent's Leghorn
- WIZ COOLBAUGH&C co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Legal Notice.

In THE DIsTRcT CoURr OF THE County OF
September Term Of said Court, A. d. 1S45.
~. Doo5 no"en-
BENJAMIN HosAk. ment'
THE said defendant, enjamip Hogan, will
take notice, that on. the 26ih day Of No
vember, lSl4s the said plaintiff sued out Of the
said court, in said county, writ of attachment
in the above entitled cause, for the sum Of one
hundred and thirty-two dollars and ten cents,
and that unless the said Hogan, defendant, ap,
pear; and plead before the next term of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against him,
and the property attached will be sold to satisfy
the same. q. r., STOVER, Clerk.
". CHuRcHMAN, pl'is atty.
June I, 'i5-4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05
Dried Fruit.

~ BBts Dried Apples,
e 70 do do Peaches, Just received and
~. ~ J. O. LAUMAN,
FHc WateF street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

g 81 A.. han eosljhbe to reside Il
Ssrv fron (ksasil nst ~ u Ja'y.
IA Be h further enacted, That no
i ~ = site oficers i1hill Be held under
80, 1Il16ioa, II ratified It said election, until
ee 75fa;ssion Of the State Of Iowa i COM
@;i3ea, That the ratification Of the
s.e;es. Is Aforesaid, shall not be construed
tzsSsecfsnee ef the boundaries fixed by Cen.
hfe act Of admission, and the admit
W 81 Be deemed complete until whatever
~ nay Be imposed by Congress, shall be
.23b 81 TIE people
This act to take effect and be in force
80 = JAMES N. MORGAN.
s..eker Of The House Of Representatives.
s c. HASTINGS.
President Or the 1,ouncil.
s,:.sct having been presented to, and returned
80 (,ovenor, with his objections thereto, the
~ passed BY the constitutional majority
]. r. KINNEY,
Secretary of Council.
SEcRErARy's OFFICE.
Jopa City, june 10, lSi5
-. IiIl having been returned to the Legis-
-. council Tin which House it orieinated) !
= a. Governor, with his objections to Its pas
=. vas duly passed by . majority Of two
~; and subsequently, passed by simi ar
- i the House Of Representatives--by the
sv.sic Law, said act thereby became law,
3ikexby 50 declare it.
81 BURR,
Secfetary of Iowa Territory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-05

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