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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

portance to be cited. The debates in Con.
gress on the matter are Reproduced in The
newspapers as they arrive, without com.
tment, but the votes that viii follow them
will excite great interest. I'll.
The resolutions Of Mr.. Allen, about the
'non-interference Of European governments
on the American continent have attracted
very little attention here's ifs
The idea broached by the London Times
Of the re-establishment Of monarchy III,
Mexico has been received, upon the
whole, with favor by the Partisan press.
Mr.. King, The American Minister, gave
e grand ball on Monday, in celebration Of
Washinetop's birlh-day. Mrs. Ellis, his
excellency's niece, did the honors of the
salons with thst unaffected and witchinp
grace for which American ladies are cele.
brated all the world over. Upwards Of
400 Of the elite of Partisan society did
themselves the honor Of accepting the in
yitatfons Of Mr., King, as well as all the
most eminent American citizens now in
Paris 1871 l.
From Aligers The news has been Of a
very grave character since nv last. With
out entering into details. for which i have
not room, it may rbe stated that the
army was out il all directions but the
right one, in search Of Abd-el Kader; that
that dauntlesa hero had entered and ravag-
ed several Of the French provinces, from
which it had been believed he had been
driven forever, and that he had even had
the ardacity to advance within three
hours march Of Aligers ITSELF. The ,suf-
ferings of the French soldiers had been
very great from fatigue, and want Of food
and clothing. The greater part Of the
cavalry had lost their horses, and had suf-
fered dreadfully.. Such was the melan-
choly state Of affairs that the militia had to
be called out, and the very CONDEMNED sol
diers themselves had to be armed and sent
into the field. At the date of the last ad-
vices however, matters were improving in
III
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From Havana-Lafo frosaa NEcaieo-
By the packet brig p. Sculs, from Ha-
vana, we have files Of papers to the 10th
inst. The local news from that city IS Of
little Importance. s3s u, S. s9s8si.s
Ell Diario de la .Narina of the 9th, con-
tains the latest Mexican news received at
Havana by the British steamer from Vera
Cruz, which arrived on the 7th. W IS
!, The appointment Of Don ]. NJ. Tornel as
Minister Of War. in place of Gen. Almonte,
Is confirmed. The Mexican papers recei-
we'd at Havana do not mention word a
bout Mr.. Slidell, nor is any thing limited
about his reception or departure.
The Mexican steamer Guadalupe, re-
ported at last accounts to have. left Vera
Cruz for Tanpico With troops, returned IL
the former posi-, and states that before her
departure from Tampico, il, was rqmored
that the American army had left Corpus
Christi, and that II was advancing towards
Matatnoras on the left bank Of the Rio Bra
20, but that they had been driven back by
the Mexicans. ! The Indicator of the 18th,
says that they had positive accounts that
the American army occupied the left bank
ofthe Rio BRAVO, and that enlistments were
going on at Matamoras in. order to repel
them, bat no engagement had yet taken
place. Said steamer reports three or four
American vessels of war at the Bar of Mat
amoras., At, SACRIFICES three sloops and
one brig Of war fAmerican) were laying
at anchor. IL .,a a "a, ~ ksf8,m
In anticipation Of the next meeting Of
Congress, the Mexican press is bpsily en-
gagged in discussing the most important
question that j. now. stirring the politicians
! Of that country. Memorial Hisfo, leo, La
Reforma, and Ell Monitor, are in favor d
keeping up the present form Of govern
ment. The new paper, FL Tempo and
L. .Epoca, are Of the opposition, and rec
ommend The system proposed in the Pldr
Of Iugalo as the only one which can save
the nation ip its present condition. The
doctrines adopted and defended BY FL II.
tmpo were supposed to have great inffuenc,
on the minds Of the people; but El lndiea
dor says that It is false supposition, en-
tertained only BY the partisans Of 81 Ii
empo. s. d ,.s,.a f..s ,. a...
I The Mexican government was occupied
in deyising a financial scheme that wouls
! provide sufficient means to cover its ex
penses. 4e.,ssssr s.
4 The Esbeetad : Of the .2lst says, tina
they learned that the greater part Of tn,
military forces stationed in the city Of Mex
leo, were In active,oteraiion 20 depart from
that place, and that 40 additional pieces hat
been ordered. 10 be ready for the purpose
| The Government in Mexico had receiv
ed notice from Gen. +: ,Meja, ,as Tamauli
lpas, that the commander Of the Mexica
troops on the left side Of the Rio Brave
had appraised him that the first brigade {
1.-THE American cavalry had left its encamr
ment for Matamoras, and that the rest {
the. army, was to leave the next day for th
same destination IN. O., Tropie.,
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The Platte Argus says: awe learn that
some ninety Of the Onahaw tribe of In,
dams who went last fall on hunt, have
not been heard Of since--( supposed IL,
have been all killed BY the Sioux ! } !
circumstances showing the importance Of
establishing military posts far beyond our
'fiontiers, to keep in check the wilder ana
stronger tribes.
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HARRIET HOUSE.

Corner Of Jefferson and Third streets, Barlington.
&c. FLETCHER, PRorRiE ron.s !.
INHiS House, recently opened is one of the
\ largest and most commodious in the West
rn country. 1t has all the conveniences OF the
arge hotels in the cities, and is fitted and fur
,ished in the neaiest and most substantial man
YER. The proprietor has had much experience
n the keeping of public horses, which. takenin
.onnexion with the facilities afforded in Bur-
ington for furnishing MS table. jdsti6es him in
Homising that the character Of his house shall
De kept up. -, = ~. - !,
Visitors from the South ind elsewhere, with
y without families, can at all times be accom-
Isolated with pleasant and airy rooms, and On
easonabIe terms. -
Families will also be taken as permanent boar
hers. x. #fs te8 .ss zo34ss #R+
Aug. 80, 1845. 5Hf 's.3 le8. its
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Legal Notice.

ThssiroRY or iowa, BEs MONIES CousrY, ).
District Court for sail County, to May term,
tN e Sa 1896 saa
Presley G. Chalfant, Ppf, :.
H. R. Austin, Il b.f,,. 6''' : ''l's'". q
INHE said defendant will hereby take notice,
IL that on the Sd day Of July, A. D. lS45, a
writ OF attachment was issued out OF the office
OF the Clerk Of said Court in the above entitled
suit (as auxiliary to The. original writ of sum-
mons} for the sym IF 500, which said writ was
returned, by the Sheriff of said county at the
November term Of said Court, II. d. 1915, lev.
led on the following property to wit, One
rocking chain, one half dozen Windsor chairs.
one half dozen cane bottom chairs, one small
rocking chair, one large dining table, one break.
fast.table, one centre table, two double shuck
mattresses, three feather beds and pillows, eight
blankets, one trunk or bed clothes, window cur
tains &C., one box of bed clothes, table cloths,
&C., one box glass, ware, half dozen table
spoons, one dozen knives and forks, three can
dlesticks, one cooking stove and furuituae be-
longing thereto, SC, as the property of said H.
R. Aestif sf'f}sf
Now unisss. the said defendant shall appear,
and plead before the next term of said court,
Judgment will be entered and the property will
be sold to satisfy the same.
Dated March goth, i84S.
stia 10 m s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
HALL & Mills Att'ys for pfff.
March 81, '46--4w Prs fee 81 SO
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TIE BLASTED STANDARDIZATION
Lake Superior speak Of rich veins Of sill
yer having been discovered, ; large qnss-
tity being laid bare By d single pblast. -,
Lake Superior seems to look like place
for making dimes after all.
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The Prisenef's Address u his Mother.

The Prisoners Address to his Mother. &
I've wandered far from thee, mother, -
Far from our happy home. ol, s,a.
Ive left the land thst gave me birth,
In other climes to roam;
And time, since then, has rolled his year
And marked them on my brow
Yet, still, Pve often thought of thee d.
Pm thinking Of thee nov. =,
Il Pm thinking of those days, mother, ]
81, When, with such earnest pride, -. "a
Yol WATCHED The dawnings Of my youth,
And pressed me TO your side,
Then love had filled my trusting heart
With hopes Of future Joy, sAss
And thy brightIancy honors wove
To deck thy ssdarling boy"
Pm thinking on the day, mother; se
81 .,Iieft thy watchful care,
When thy fond heart was lifted -
To Heavenly triist was there.
And memory brings thy parting words,
When tears fell e'er thy cheek.
sa And thy last loving, anxious look,
Told more than words could speak.
Pm far away from thee, mother, sls
No friend is hear NE now,
To soothe the with a tender word,
Nor cool my burning brow;
The dearest ties affection wove aiers
Are all now torn from me;
They left me when the trouble came
They did not love like thee.
would rot have the know, mother,
How brightest hopes decay
The tempter, with his baneful cup,
Hac dashod thor, o.r,y,
! And shame has left its venomed sting,
To rack with anguish wild;
'Twould grieve thyltender heart to know
The sorrows of thy child.
Pm lonely and forsaken now, if s.
Unpitied and unbest, fs. .s
Yet still, would not let thee Know
How sorely Pm distressed;
know thou woui DIST not chide, mother,
Thou wouldst not give ne pain, 49, 81
But cheer me with thy soft words,
And bid me hope again.
know thy tender heart, mother, a
Still beats as warm for me,
As when | left thee, long ago,
To cross the broad blue sea;-
And love thee just the same, mother, r.
And long to hear the speak,
And feel again, thy balmy breath
Upon my Care-worn cheek.
. But. alb there is a thought, mother,
Pervades my beating breast
That thy freed spirit may have flown
To its eternal rest;
And, as | wipe the tear away, s
! There whispers in mine ea-
A voice that epeaks Of heaven and thee,
And bids me seek the there.
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For THE PooR. When man stops his
newspaper on account Of pecuniary fore
bodirigs, We consider him about as gone .
coon = il he should conclude to stop his
daily bread for fear he should come to pow
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11

ties throughout the British territories
Their loss is varionsly estimated at from
$4,000 to 10000 in killed and wounded.
Oar loss in killed and wounded, ii is to
be feared, falls little short Of $500, includ.
ing 30 European officers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-11
Legal NOtices

TERRITORY OF Iowa, DEs MONIES ,CousTY, S.
District Co,;rl for said Coasfaty, May Term,
$50 $st.a a 1sf 1916. = IS ht's
n.,,; :: 1s,,., In on.pser,:
HE Defendant will take notice, that the
i Complainant has filed bis bill setting forth
that the Defendant. with one Carter .Wilkie,
owned and held the commissioners certificate to
Lot No. 54a, in Burlington, Iowa Territory,-
that on the 9th day of September, 1888, fuller
transferred all his right and in the lot to
his coparcener, Wilkie, BY an assignment on the
back OF said certifcate---that no, regular con-
yeyance was ever made THAI the complain
ant has since become the owner of the whole
Of said lot by. q conveyance to him Though
Carter Wilkie-that he has since entered it at
the Land Once, and now prays that said de-
PENDANT, who he alleges and swears is nom
resident, may be .Gecreed to. convey by deed,
the part OF the let SO transferred BY assign.
ment, and he and his heirs thereafter for
ever be precluded from setting up any claim
thereto.
Now, unless the said defendant shah an
pear at the next t.s.a1 or Inls court, q decree
PRO eonjesso will be entered against him on
said bill.
81, sfss..'ss.lsi- JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
+ GRIMFs & STARR, Solr's 9*s 1855
march IA 'i6-6t PRS fee $40 so
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/; "A-las 4 m no more, - Miss Susan
Moore remarked after taking the bridal
wow.
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BrOckliss s. Cook
DR.. q. II. Holt,

III AvING permanently settled in Burlington,
j II offers his professional services to all those
who may desire medical advice, and services
tither in Burlington or its vicinity. His Office
j. on Jefferson street, in the basement Of the
Burlington, Dec. 20 'l5--ly S.
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G.. A.. Salt.
SEEMING on Chsaf' clSthins.

yIyHE season IS advancing and we are anxious
to close off the remainder of our stock Of
over coats, cashmere and satineft pants, with ,
fine assortment of merino and cashmere rests.
Those in want of bargains. will do well to call
81 pih sRa q WIN. 6 ARRETT q CO.'S,
Is IN. Eseosaeruf Main md JsGsssea st,s.,
|. mar Z '46
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Musl, aud MIX.

or GROSS German silver, Britannia, and
20 iron table, tea and basting Spocns--to be
sold on the low pressure priaciple at the
Is rnar28 s46 FARMERS EXCHANGE. &
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From the Chicago Democrat.
Farming-.Spring wheat.

J : =. stfsf- - "a
This isa crop Of much Importance and
enables many persons in the lake counties
70 closely follow The sinking system BY put
ting spring wheat after oats. A farmer
can raise three crops at time, to wit:
spring wheat. oats, and smut. These.
when mixed and ground in proper. qnanti-
ties constitute the black bread Of our fertile
prairies, and which we see in many houses
among our farming population. / have
lea, Chewing accounts of the richness of
me brown bread &C other countries. but as
there Is some considercaie difference he.
tween black and brown havs been anahI,
10 institute satisfactory comparison. upun.
the relative merits of the two kinds of
bread. The land for spring wheat should
be prepared with the same care as for win
ter wheat; the seed washed in strong brine,
and quick lime applied TO separate The wet
grain for the convenience Of sowingE By
brining you can skim. off all freigfi sub
stances which are left by the fanniIg mill,
and it, in connection with the lime DESTROYS
the smut; or, at least, this is the general
opinion. Of those who practice it. Chaptel,
in his Agricultural Chemistry, says that
spring wheat flour is more nutritious than,
winter, on account OF the increased guam
,i'y Of gluten which it contains. Every
farmer and person at all conversant with
its use is aware That il contains more mois-
ture and sweetness than the flour Of win
ter wheat. On the other hand, it will not
keep as long in 4 hot climate, neither will
a bushel yield as much flour: 1t is there
fore of less value for commercial purposes.
But for home consumption, Let us examine
its relative value. Under many clrcum-
stances it can be raised when it is impos-
sibe to get crop Of winter wheat; this is
the strongest claim, perhaps, which can be
advanced in its favor. To test its value
for flour weighed the last load which /
took to mill. Il was ground at the new
mill at Elgin, on the east side Of the river.
The miller was unaware Of nv purpose
and must therefore, be considered innocent
Of any attemptto deceive. Upon weighing
the residue it was found to consist Of floul
superfne, thirsy-two pounds; fine, eight
pounds; bran 4nd shorts, twelve pounds
toll, seven ami half pounds; loss, half ,
pound; total fix,y pounds. BY an analy,
sis Of English wheat, the winter oonsaine.
in one hunarod ronndS.
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TotANbloRus AND CAPTAINS OF srekMsoAIs,
T.9KE NOTICE. 80
Reads washing and Wringlny
f Machines - -

TNHESE machines are now TO be found in al
~ most all parts of the world, having been sent
tp Order in every direction from the cities of New
York and Washington. For three years (beiny
every year it was exhibited at the Fair Of the
American Institute this machine regularly took
the first premium. A few of these machines can
be seen at the City Drug Store, where they are
now for sale, made By the inrentor,
March 7,'s6 J. READ.
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within TODD.
ii Y.AgTIlDMAlgnB TAGIaoR,
CorRer of Columbia, aud Third Nfr.efs

Coraer Of Columbia aud Third Streets,
Burlington, Eoma
Mr.. T. trusts that his long experience in Lon
don, and other cities of England, with strict at
fention TO business, and moderate charges, will
pccure him share of public patronage.
March 81, lSa6--ly W.
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A. 8. SHACKEORD.
Gun and white sinithing.

Hy HE undersigned having permanently locat-
= ed in Burlington, would inform the rnblic
genera ~ that they have orened shop on Main
street, a few doors above A w. z arpenter's
Watch max tor chop. s~ssse ~e cante found at an
hines, and hope by strict attentionto business,
10 merit share Of pqhic patronage t5ss-.
.EBEkSOL s. MATTHEW'S.
Is .--.t
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.GMM6r WMgtmo.np

u G@adg .Waea@a:p
to Court street, between Vain and Water, where
ne would be pleased to. see his old customers
and. friends.sand as many new ones as see Fl to
favor him with a cali, who can be furnished
with every variety of.Chalrs in his line e.
the shortest notice and on the most aceomno-
dating TEaais. Don't forget to call on Court st.
Feb IA, l946~ly. .--s.-
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Gluten is the most nutritious substance
known in the vegetable economy. The
potato contains of Starch, from Is to 90
parts, in one hundred pounds; Clutter,
from to 4 parts; Sacharine mstet, from
Ia to parts; total nutritious matter from
49, TO rs parts in one hundred pounds
This proves its superiority to wheat for
food.
! have no leisure e fiirthar pursue this
subject, at this time, but she'll again refer
to it in future. a
A FARMER.
Cazenovia, March, 1876.
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Cassimeres.
CordaEe.

NRAND. assortment of MANILA and hemp bed
NJ cords and rope, wrapping thread and t#iAe,
and fishing lines, superior article, and assorted
sizes. Call at the popular corner. IS A
mar % ,46 &s FARMEKs' EXCHANGE.
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TERRITORY OF iowa, DEs MONIES .CousrY, S.
District CoiGrl for said co4nty, May Term,
81 Sass e - -tsf 1876. rs - ht''ss
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Flonf.

French Cloth.
4 PS. superior black French Cloth, for sale
4 cheap It GARRETT & cos.
mar 4 ,46i s8s ass 3sas at tafs
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W THOMPSON. attorney and c ,unse,.orss
Ia = law, aud ,coansf'lor enc solicitor ia chan-
'Ssse: Meat Pheasant, Hsnlj county Iowa.
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AMEs LocHRiDGE takes pleasure in IN.
A. !: forming his customers and the public ii
general, that be has removed bis
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TERRIroRY or iowa, DEs MONIES CouNrY, IS
District Court for sail County, to May term,
ts sa 1886. *sa
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