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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

and ;nd,s,rv ~ onr Stale. but which are annually
,;.dir,, an imn,ense Revenue the State Treasury,
~ &c ,;La cbaroc,er with one contracted Tor w airs
=. o,ha- nnr,oses OF which the utility has passed
pw,v The Debt Of the Treasury proper or Gene
raj Fund for instance is real burthen on the STATE
which ought TO be paid off at the earliest moment
by taxation or otherwise but the Debt OF oareiy
Seventeen Millions incurred in constructing Cahas
worth today over Twenty Five Millions ana n'n
this year weld gross revenue OF some Two anu d
Half Millions, is entirely another ahalr-is Pfac'i
calIv no deb. at all. IT. them the Entire Surplus o.
Canal Revenue, after paying the annual cost o. gu
perntendence, Repairs, &c. with The accruins lh'e
rest, were devoted 10 the completion OF our ninlsh
ed Work we might soon rejoice II the noblest ana
most benefceLt Grand Canal il the world, with ut.
ting tributaries; while Labor would tad addiiiona'
employment, private improvement be stimulated the
wealth of State rapidly increased and the mig
ration of our People retarded. One Million Do!ars
perannum soapplied would in our Judgment add I'VE
Millions to the property and proporiay to the fop
ulation of our State 1t would tend 10 improve the
condition aud reward OF Labor generally by afiofc'
ing employment. TO that class which hndS II Wan
greatest difficulty while every years ADDITION ~
the extent and value of our Public Works wouio
really diminish the burhen Of our Indebtedness Us
much as the course now persisted in of doing n0tnns
and applying every dollar to the extinction o.
Canal Debt But the Legislature VIII mol neeu 49,
views and will follow the dictates OF 'ie Wv
We think this will not always De co.
ofo,- sys,ern of Common School Educalioh ana
=. IONS Institutes of Philanthrophy, the Governor
aves a cheering exhibit He favors farther ap-
State Normal TS soho0 s slsa p slsa'
with regard to the Colleges The new o'a,e ffison
appears 10 be getting fairly under weigh. We are
disappointed in our hope OF recommendation oil
some substitute for Capital Punishment, and in the
utter silence OF the Governor with regard TO the
pban,hropic Reform movements Of the day. On
the subject OF the Militia vexa,ion we rather wish
ed than hoped for kind word.-There really must
be an art in writing so long Message and putting
so little in it, YET trust 1t is an art which Will not
be cultivated by future Governors 1t is branch
of home Industry which needs no encourasementand
will not repay any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

oUrs1pE-FRs, Pcge-New Publications. Bf0ccnieFi
Water. Benefit Water, Croton water the'r curative
-. Water Cure in the T. g.. Fire Engines Demo
crazy by High Priest of the Order C0nsreSsona ff0'
ceedings Of Monday; News Items, &c f0'rm rage
Poetry the Exile; Reciprocity of Religious Privileges
sylosrapby Depopulaton of Virginia; n y Canals
Sales of stock; Marine Journal List OF Letters IN Inc
Civ Dispatch Post Office, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

II Many Of our inside advertisements are crowded
on % the outside in consequence Of the great length Of
Gov Wdghts Message.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

uencne With the 3oth of September 1872 and cso,i,
uus Until means should be accumulated 10 pay ,h
whole debt The close OF tie fiscal yeas ending @ the
Gth September last should have made the fourth con-
ribu'iou OF This the ng fund and b,I
they 5cen iuy made, there would have been aade4 10
the capital OF the fund from this source s036g- 90
whereas The sctun cautoutons have been follows
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RI rar DAILY TRIBUNE Is served by Carriers 10 any
az, o. New.York, Brooklyn williAnsburgh, Jersey Cry
~ Newark al NINE CENTS PER WEEK, payable 70 ins Gar
der AN who desire be served regularly, daily ana
bout fall early in The morning, by the regular carriers
upon whom hey can depend through all weaine' are ~,
Of III. Tribune oce through the day, for the en-
800 nj names which goes the regular Carriers for their
asnou every night note addressed through he Po''
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Court Cnlera,r Tv,s nv

IL IL, -. IL. IS IS, ~. ~ ~ 80
81 1875 la5 49, 81. Part in the Board of Assistants
Room-Nos. ~ los 10, Ia So 8, IS a, S. rs g. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
The statement o; the Canal Debt, at the close OF the
iscal year ON the 31th day OF September last given
u..-.-.- l. ILL.,.
Making the entire Cana! Debt unredeem.

ed 9otb Sept is ISIS a-.. $40 OO2O II
Ofthis amount, the first item Erie and
Chau plain Canal old debt is provided for
the money deposited in the transfer Office
and no interest has been paid upon It since
il fell due on the hrst day ol July last. Yet
it is to be paid, is due presenment aud
is therefore liability against the means OF
this year The amount is Slll,3c5 81
OF Chenango Canal stocks
there became payable on
month ..:.... 1862 535 &c
i0' . i79 aOl On
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u Nothing very important from Washington by
the Morning Mail 4 letter from our correspondent
on the aspects of the Oregon question is necessarily
omitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

Fs The LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY assem-.
b!ed Frankfort on the Is, inst Rosr. s. ToDD
chosen Speaker of the Senate pro and Hon JOS f.
UNDERWOOD was Elected Speaker Of the House. We
shal, notice Gov. OwSIEr's Message hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

II LuciUs HAM, Esq. whose successful efforts
in teaching Children the art of Vocal Music well
known sna appreciated, gives Juvenile Concert this
evening q, the Alepst Presbyterian Church. Two hun
dred Children will unite in the entertainment See ad
vert;semeni.
r. The MANHATTAN ASrLSLAvERY SOCIETY
meets this evening st Phoenix Han. 500 Broadway.
u The alarm of fire in the 5ih District about
hat past 10 o'clock last night. proceeded from the I'd
story OF the building the South East corner of Ann
ana Nassau 'tresis. No damage of any consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

Leaving balance OF debt yet due OF sl72l6ll9 81
The whole of the Oswego Canal stocks De-
come payable on the first day Of July
next una the amount is. $i2l 30i 90
OF the Cayuga aud Seneca
Canal stocks there become
payable on the first day OF
July next, the sum off,. 10000 co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Notice.

q NJ. CLENDENNEN, Justice ofthe Peace
.. for Burlington, Iowa, will atteni to all
business in that capacity, such as collecting, &c.
All persons in Iowa, or in any town, or city,
or State having demands to be col ected from
persons in this vicinity wi be promptly attend
dto, and the moneys faithfully forwarded to the
owners as soon as collected. His Office is on
Je6erson street. in the basement story, north
vest corner Of the Barret House.
Burlington, Jan. 18th, ISl6-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Esirav Notice,

TAKEN up by Henry Lot, at Redrock, in
L Marion county, Iowa, on the 18th day o
November, lS45, two estrays of the following
description, 10 wit: one light clay bank mare
and one bay mare, each supposed to be two year.
old, the clay bank was appraised at twenty dol.
lar, and the bay at fourteen dollars and fifty
CENTS. by Nathan Toman and Amos Shaw, be.
fore d. Russil J. on the 10Th day of No
venber 1915. l. w. BABBITT, Clerk
sfihs District court and Clerk G.. Marion o
Jan II lSi6-3,-pr. fee 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Estray Cattle.

TAKEN up by Daniel Linn, Of Benton town
! ship, Iowa, on the Goth day of December,
M5, on the leland in the Mississippi river, one
I'd cow, with some white on the belly, with the
Po'nt Of her right horn of, her right ear much
A'ssled, supposed TO be or years old Also
me white bai! about two years old, with some
msPecks aud red ears, one brown bull, with a
White face and brown about the eyes, marked
WIN slit in each ear, about two years old,
oss last spring brindle bull calf, with some
Salle on the back and belly. Appraised at
Ns %, before Jhon SaIladay ]. p.
5. d. COLBURN, Clerk, B. C.
jan II ,l6-3ws
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Flour.
NEW GOODS,

THE undersigned has just ret.r"ed fros. IL
l. East and J. now re"aiving fresh sforh sf
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
t6n>Is,ing IN part Of the f,llowing:
Prints Of every variety, ne v styies,
Aifat cas- lawns. hlerinos aud Ging haaAs
Shawls. large and small.
LIIeAs and Cairhrics s5s.f..t ,s
Linen anil Cotton fatde Cioshs.
Iadys Safrb, II,
IIdkfs. C,avsts aud Susp<n nlers,
Pilot. Rta'.r and ,iroad ElothS:
Cass'n'res, fanry aud plain;
Satti.s tts, aud Nv. Jesn.:
F!annels, wool aud canton,
l.ins,ys. fame, and plain.
Fancy wool cravals,
Brown and bteach.d mustins
Tickings. drills aDd checks,
Fine mix ID and fancy ysrns,
Hosiery. gloves and mitts.
Blank. Il D, n"e quality.
Thread. ne edies and Plus,
HATS AND GAPS oi fashionable .,vle..
6LoTs, SHois aud BRuG ASS, OF all kiods. -
Blarking snd Brushes. f6
QuEENSW ARE. fashionable aud assorted.
GROCERIES. i
Sugar. Coffee and Moias.ss FN
imnrr'ai, Gunpowd.f, Young fly son BlasA
Teas,
hiadder. Copperas and Indigo,
Caster o.i. t:asehup. Mustard Ptpssf sasss,
Soeoa. kaIsns and Dried Currants
iuos Barktts, &c &c. Also, FISH of va,
rions Aiuds, nll of which are offered at t<fy r.
aoree pr,ets for CASH or Produce. NV friAnds
AUD the public gene rally are invited 10 cull.
- THOMAS HED0E.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Meeting.

There vi I be Union meeting Of the Teach.
- N the different sabbath schoos in this place
~ Monday evening next, in the room occupied
sv N. Rev Mr. Bracken's society opposite the
Ws,hodist church, at l-2 halfpast O'Clock. A
nunc,ual attendance of all teachers is requested.
,s.ens and others intrusted are invited TO attend.
Subjects for discussions: what kind of instruc-
,;on IS best suited to awaken in the mind Of
ehiId. Love to God? aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Notice

rs hereby given to all whom it may concern,
L that | will IN the first Monday in March
ki6, presen, for probate to the Court of Probate
aad for Des Moines county, Iowa, an instru-
sn. in writing purporiing TO be the last will and
s.,aineui of Isaac Ferree, late Of said county ,
deceased. when and where all persons may APP
pear and show cause. if any they have, why said
viii sha not be admitted TO record, and letters
iss;ameniasy be granted theron.
JEREMIAH SMITH, Jr.
Ian II si6-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
I. Ii. BURBBAYGE'S

TINTED STATES, Newspaper Subscription
i J snd Advertising Agency and Proprietor OF
~ old established Real Estate, Negro, Money
Agency and Intelligence Ofiae, Saint Louis Mo.
N. B-Post paid letters including fee of one
psllsr, soliciting Information and Intelligence
gill receive an answer in return.
l. b. BURBBAYCE, General Agent.
q. Louis. Mo /, January 1876.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
k.stray Notice

V1aKEN up by Joseph Knott, of Black Hawk
township, Jefferson county, I. I. on the
18th day Of December 1915. one bay Mare, with
blaze face, left fore foot split, supposed to be
hiped in the left hip, with some white hairs on
ne back supposed 10 be saddle marks, fourteen
hands high, supposed to be FIVE years old, no 9TH
er marks or brands perceivab e, appraised at $40.
JOHN SHIELDS,
ian II 'a5-3ts CB C.. J. G.. /. +.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Boots and Shoes.
IV>HE subscribers have Just received and are
L now opening 100 eases boots and shOss, sa.
bracing ,'T M N
Mems kip and thick boots, tf
do calf hf welteL do faa
do water proof do
40 thick do custom raadsS
do kip aud thick brogans; rrt -
Boys and youths thick boots;
do do brogans;
do do kip do ....f.
do do calf do
Women's kip and calf booteesi
do do do shoes: t+a
do kid slippers and buskins,
do CATERS,
Misses kip aud seal bootees;
do slippers and buskins;
.niants' boots, and dancing pumps. tosetheS
with large and various assortment OF sin.
dreh's shoes, which will be sold very Cheap. 81
sept ~ 40 WM. GsKRErr Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

THE Burlington Mechanics Instituten will
~ ,heir next Monthly meeting at their new
'ss. ~ under the Hawkeye Office, on Monday even-
~ sext 1t IL past 8 O'Clock, NJ. Punctua
..r.ndsnce Is requested as business ofimportance
On, pusake the attention Of the Institute
SlLAs A. HuDsoN, Sec
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Administrator Sale.

NorrcE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN will expose to sale all the personal pro-
perty, consisting of household furniture, cattle,
horses, sheep, hogs, hay, oats, a large quantity
of corn, about ninety acres Of fall wheat on the
ground, one horse buggy and harness, two
horse wagon, harnesses, bee stands, farming uten-
sils, and other articles too tedious to mention,
belonging to the estate of Richard Land, late ol
Desmoines county deceased, on Wednesday the
2lst day Of January, 1916, at 10 o'clock A. M. at
the late residence Of said deceased.
Terms Of Sale-Suns Of five dollars and under
cash in hand, credit of six mouths will be given
on all sums over Eve and unde.r twsey five dol
lars, and nine months on all sums over twenty
five dol ars, by the purchaser giving undoubted
security. GEO CHANDLER, Admir-.
January 3, 1846-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Married,

- - NrsIlsv. .iI s. he Rev Horace Hutchinson,
M ,e' cro.ns NExtt r, to Miss frances M. N.
NEALLEr.
o.,n. stb inst near Burlington, by the Rev.
=. -. N.sr;s. Mr.. w. p. ANDERSON, to Miss
S.n.. j. daughter Of the late Richard Land,
Pc
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Dry Goods.
Wanted,

Clothing! Cl0thing!! Clothing!!!
VIM. GARRETT s. CO.,
Corner Of .Main and Jeferson streets,
TUAvE Just reed per Sarah Ann, large and
Ilsl endid assortment Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
consisting in part of
Heavy blue, gray, green and red blanket over
coats,
Black, blue and drab pilot over coats;
French and English beaver over and frock
coats,
Pilot, felt, flushing beaver and tweed do
English and French cloth dress and frock do
Black, blue, plaid, striped and mkt cloth, cas-
simere and satinett psnts.
Woollen, velvet, satin, merinoe and highland
plaid vests,
Lambs wool, mernoe, co ton and yarn hosiery,
Satin, silk and bomdazine stocks,
Silk merinoe, alpa. ca, bonIbazine and satin
cravats and scarfs,
Linen and silk pocket hdkfs.
Fine muslin shirts, linen collars, under shirts,
(all kinds gloves Of all kinds.
With many other articles too numerous to mem
tion. All Of which we are determined to sell
cheap for cash.
0ErCall and see, for 'tis no trouble to show
goods at WIN. GARRETT 4 cos.
nov !, s45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Notice.

TyHOMAS HEDGE invites all those inbebt-
i ed TO him, and whose accounts and notes
are due,) without exception to call and pay up,
either CASH or GRAIN during the present month,
as he intends closing his business and IS deter
mined to collect all bis outstanding debts imme-
diatelY. ~ dec, s ~ Dc 4aa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Beautiful Goods,

Beautiful Goods.
WIN GARRETT 4 CO., have on hand and
w offer for sale At extremely low prices, :
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,
Insertings, rich bonnet aad cap ribbons,
Artificial flowers and ruches, M
Ladies' velvet and silk cravats,
Hosiery, (all kinds, , sa
Gloves and mitts, (all kinds)
Hemistiched .inin dhkfs, French dimity,
Mul, and Swiss mus ins, 80.
Striped, barred and pain jaconetts, etc.
with great many other articles too numerous t
mention. Cal and see before you buy, for I'll
no trouble to show goods ct the
N. E. CORNER
nov q Of Main and Jefferson Of.
4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Mn. EptroE-Piease announce the name ol
iesEMrAH WHITE as candidate for City Mar
4 d II the coming election.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Winter Clothing.

Winter Clothing.
II G. LAUMAN has just received and is
u now opening the most superior assortment
Of Ready Made Clothing ever offered in this city,
consisting in part Of
Blue gray and green blanket over coats,
Super black and brown beaver sack and bus.
mess do
g Fancy Cashmere do
Heavy Diamond cass and tweed cloth do
Blue and cadet mix'd Jeans do
Super black and fancy cashmere pants,
g black and blue satt. do
Blue and grey Jeans do
Vests a complete assortment,
Drawers, undershirts, collars, &c &C.
The goods were bought by myself by the piece
made in the best and most fashionable style by
competent workmen in Philadelphia. Prices
lo,c, and goods and workmanship warranted, call
and see them. J. G. LAuMAN,
nov '45 Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Temperance Meeting.

All those who feel an interest in the subject
,fTsmperance, # both male and female, are invit-
Il 10 attend meeting for consultation this even
=, Saturday, at half past six o'clock, in the
Nerfhodis. church, punctual attendance is re-
rueyled.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

important to County Commits.
SiOners.
BERSOL 4 MATTHEWS have now on
~ hand and for sa e at their gunsmi.h shop, on
Main street, County Seal Presses, on the most
approved plan, which they offer for sac Also,
COUNTY SEALS made to order.
jan 3 le46-tf
?. S. Silver spoons, Rings &C., all kinds Of
litter engraving neatly executed by the subscrib-
erS. f. & NJ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
NNW AMID OIslIEAIP :
G00HD=~

- - w &SSS 49, ~AA1GDaAAB -
@o0DI
Y>HE subscriber is now receiving his FaJi
i Stock Of Goods, direct from the Ent, con-
prising general assortment, suitable for The
approaching season, viz s .4
A good stock Of cloths, cassimeres, cassinetts,
jeans, linseys, fannels, blankets, &C., Also.
superior 81 trench plaid cloak lining, and mack
inaw and rose blankets, with many other wool-
len goods, very cheap. Superior alpaccas and
fancy lustres, merinoes all colors. Splendid
cashmere de cas-, and Africa plaid and stripes
for ladies dresses, with many new and rich ret-
terms Of callicocs. Also, fancy and plain silks;
and copd satins superior quality, &c. Fancy
silk and dress hdkfs. And good assortment Of
gentlemen and ladies gloves, and also, black and
cold worsted hosiery, lambs wool do. for Misses
and boys. Also, good stock Of fdomestics, cot
ton yarn and batting wadding. Also, fesdy
made clothing, coats, pants, vests, shirts, draw;
ers, sc. Also, good assortment of new and
fancy ribbons and bonnets, artifciais, sh9wls and
many other cheap and desirable goods, &c.
Groceries.-Sagar, coffee, tea, t0haccc, eiSkt;
saleratus, powder, shot and Tead; &c. Also
Hats and Caps, web assorted.
QsseasUaSe and Hdrdndre, &c.-Sole and up>
per leather, calf and kip, iiarpess aud bride 40.
Also, Paper, ink, q,iills, s,slatls, sand; ws5sr,.
with good assortment Of school books; also.=
boots and shoes, we'll assorted sMA cheap. And
. lot Of Pills and Mtdieines, &C. All Il low
rates for cash or coSrtry produce. (CaI and see.
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, Oct. 18th, lSl5.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Beots and Shoes.

Sountry merchants and retail customers, will
ways hnd a large and well selected stock
OF shoes and boots, by the dozen or single pair,
al 81 Louis prices. J. G. LAUM AN,
Jan 40 water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
NOTICE.

AN the 10th day OF February A. D. 1916.
~ between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
sac NJ, l shail sell al the door Of the of
ace al the Clerk OF the District court, in the
ivy o. Burlington. Des Moines county, lows
s .ehnissy. ihe following several tracts of land,
~ a Part Of El Of the N E3 Sec. %. town-
no 10 N. Range w beginning al the
4 s1cerner OF eaid quarter, thence west along
section hne fourteen chains sixteen links
past, in mound, then south deg. 50 min.-
1 s-s~eniy-eighs chains Fifty links 10 a post,
"a south d'g. E. fve chains eight links.
s.. ia south 80 deg. Z. eight chains eighty
I..s I.s 10 post. then n. eight chains fifteen
As then west fifty links 10 Flint creek,
sasovn along said creek 10 the section line,
49,. north along said line eleven chains to
,rscs of beginning. containing hirty-nine
Alse part Of the El Of the E4 Of section
nH, township No 20 N. Range No. 3 w.
ssnine st the s. f.. corner Of said half quar-
- hence west slorg the section line thir-
~ ~. chains six links, to a lime stone, then
twents-cne chains ninety-six links to
ss, then 5 IS deg. r thirteen chains fifty
.a inks 10 . post, then south along the
ssoe hne eighteen chains forty y-eiyht links
place Of beginning, containing twenty
80 46-iOO acres. Said tracts Of land 10
'io u the hlghest bidder for cash. Said
! sas conveyed to me as Trustee for Job d
atnsssong, end as soch Trustee shall
Il 49, same little which was conveyed to me
n..sng the same 10 be good but not war.
"saag the title. 8ssa
RICHARD NOBLE, =
iSsS-4w s@ Trustee, &esi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Notice.

TERRITORY OF IOWA. DEs MONIES CouNry, IS
District Court for said County TO FEB. Term.
1876
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
). Il. THURSTON,

iTTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T LAW,
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
WIN promptly attend 10 all business in the line
Of his profession, in any part of the Territory.
O1ice on LETTERS IN street. over y. I. David's
store. aud Immediately under the Gazette office,
the head Of the first flight OF stairs, to the right
Jan. II, 1876
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Persons calling Tor any of the above let
ters will mention they are advertised -
Two cents will be added for advertising BY
the late law. sie5
N. B. Spanish Qquarters are receiv
able for twenty cents only in payment 70
8 sA E. s. GAGE; p. M.
| Fairfield, Dec. 81, l845s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
HfOsie ~.

II AIDES superfne alpaccs, cashmere aaa
IL low hose, black aud cold do. Misses, "a
Children's do do, and Mems black and gray low
and merino half hose, just received and FOR ~
low, by (oct4 '45] LAUMAN:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Cash for Wheat,

Cash for Wheat,
Farmers take Notice!
on Ann BUSHELS WHEAT want.
~UeUOO ed. l will give the highest
price in CASH, for Fall Wheat. Persons having
wheat to sell will do we'll to call on the subscri-
Der before selling elsewhere.
]. G. LAUMAN,
dec 20 water below Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

"ANTED q, 900 bushels wheat, rye, cats,
wv flax seed, Sc, for which the highes,
market price in cash aad good will be given, BY
sept 81 IS J. G. LAUMAN, Water-st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17

Lo7 Of school books, and ass'd stationery
~ lust reed per Jasper, in = damaged coudi'
t;on. for sale at great bargain, BY
rows W. i. C00kDAVGH & Co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Glass Jars.
$500 wanted

4 IL persons having unsett ed accounts with
"A the unde signed are respectfully requested
seall and settle the same prior to the 25th inst.
3'46 w. +. COOLBAIGH & 10.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-17
Glassware.

7R DOZ F uted and plain pressed glass tum'
I " ers, II doz pint and l-3 qt" 's
isr sale by J. G. LAUM>N,
jan 3 'i6 water street. +.