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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Si-rs and Orn aIMcnfal Painting
EXECUTED WITH NEATNEsS AND DESPATCH
RY
BARKER & WAIT,
Burlington, iona.
Jan. z, l843.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
j. F. Tallant,

j. F. Ta1laut,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DRUGGIsT, WATER
STREET. al ftH
Has received his Fall supplies offresh Drugs,
Medicines, &C., and would solicit q continuance
Of the custom of his old friends.
Physicians aud Merchants supplied on the
most favorable terms with all articles in his line.
aug2, s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

d The official Navy List Of England, for
January, lS46, contains the names or CSC
vessels Of all sizes and classes. The num-
bers Of the vessels extend to GIL; but from
! to GIL so numbers are omitted and %
vessels lave no numbers to them, 50 the
actual amsnnt is 636. exclusive Of Her
Majcsts's revenue vessels, which are, "
in number. f.f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
LanfZ s. Ray,

Manu- actnrers of French Burr Millstones, and
Dealers in Boiling Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

IA JpRS JAcop Asron.--the following II
given as the estimate of Mr. Astor's inn
.mense wealth, in a book Of the erich Men
Of New York." Il says that those know
ing lis affairs best, place il at $50, O00, 900,
and some as high even as $50, 900, Co.,
His income on a moderate estimate, must
be ss2,oo0,0OO a year, OF. $l66, 600 q
month; which is sbcIt 81 500 a week;
S7,760 aday, $240 an hour, and S. .
minute. Mr.. Astor has made donatiofa
of $250,C00 for library in New York,
the interest of which IS 10 be expended in
employing agents TO purchase books and
in the erection Of building,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Goats 4! Coats Il!

TNRENCH Cloth Dress ard trock Coat. made
d in the latest New York style. for sale v..rv
Low. nj Isert - As GARRtTr 4 CO. i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

which consists of general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS, school BOOKS, PAPER,
&8 srATIoNERy, &C., 9f#i
With many other articles. All Of which am
disposed to sell at very reduced PRICES for CASH
or Country Produce, for which will allow the
highest market prices. Call and see prices and
then Judge for yourselves. Af' ass 5sliss
oct IL, '45 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

The Galveston News states that Virgil
A. Stewart Of Murreil-book notprieiy,
was recently a<sassinaled in Western Tex
as. 49,, -..4, -.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Gtarb.

am 4trn Sctcbsr in eew esMa 9duntp
9Irmcnhauie, eucinoa @Iifabeth
5cdlter ben Schu Staubt, in eiuem Sitter
pom 6 esahrcn, Wrnat Anb Is 2aaen.
sm lstsu Sertember in WbiIaosIphid Go.
SohuS Sperina, Gin HrocGuticnss SCI'
Dat, i'm SSffeu Qebensjatr. 9r mar nit N3d'
id,ingtcn ais CT Die Cslanare tci 1rentcn
paiiIrtc. ~
sm Sten Srptemtcr in giorthumbsrlano,
ga, Yetcr Ser 10, elm Neprluticns'
fceat, in Dem bcheu sIIfcr pcr % cSahrsu
9m 9teu 5cpt.. in qF1inFrlc Gaunid,ip,
an NItersihmid,e, Sobn llnaug It, i'm
SSifcn estenejahre.
PIN 29itcu gliIab b'ett uuauaf.
Giniuu ces pcri9cu Schn lludnaif. Gjattiu
tes upri9sn SCtn llnau9It, i'm 83itcn eeberS'
jatre. p" '"
am 3,cn Sttrber, iu Bethlehem 3anu'
id,ip, @. g. R'Swaiu, alt % Sabre.
Sn Gicocr JnSaretb 9fp. QSitms 9 i
fabeth 81 Q b II, GiaItin ocnocnl ueritcr'
bsusn So bu y. " 0 hn, BON BORT, alt 70
Sabre, 6 Wcndt ltno Is Gage.
slm iestcu Ecunsrila9, in eisier Staet
SHerr = a nice W or, in cineIn 9llter
bon un9cfihr "a cahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
SrteAGe.

Sctgeuees ii cine giiie Ger @ricfe ipe!fs
in lester QBete in ocm sIaeutaun pcitamt
Iicscn 9eblcbrn Gnb ,. .n.r ~.
slutcu 9rttau, Sha5 sInbrcss, Miis Sa'
rrliua 8srp, SacUb Slcaw, Trrccrif gtcr'
barc. Samucl y. GaalalI, Naf,rl enalee,
N?r. Trcso, Suliana Sirmon Sacrb Snf,
z. Gifm9cr, Gcer9r @Ccr, 6. @ieorgc
GouB, 5acrb SHceler, Siecrae Soinfef Srenrp
aramcr, gcuaro REopse, SeGe Red, sinSe'
Iinr ecibsrlpsr0er, Worimiliou Willrr, Wts
giHn 9iirOa. phuip Slc, Mr. 8r9srfue, s..
Sfcidarb, q. j.. See, 9Grs. s. S,nDccr, s..
StenIrr, Mis SuIau Stpfist, Wls Warp
SteHet, Sacrb 2rumtc,rer, eepi Setp6, s..
8aniant, Srbnnn Tapio aEei9eIr, Warp
5Nit. ..m.r.
.g1. 6. 81. Geubaro, Doitmetiter.
Sctobcr Ia.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
OefemltCDe 9Senpu.

sm TCnnrrita9 ben 29iteu Sriober. nm
10 llhr @crmiifn9s, AM 6ouir be6 usritrrtr'
uen Srieerit @ierp. in Soncper 3aunfdtp,
2ect,a Souutn iCII cffsntIh oertauff ptrrcn,
/ Sub -Yettrn uno SettIaoen, &Iid,s uub
Gtublc, Setic, em Sratr, G9ittrunf, 2Spirs
gel, @urcdu, 8shel uno gilenbifsn, cine 9rc'
Sc gluSahl Aud,enssidnirr uuc Gnhrnfd,ranf,
TdiIrr, StdNcer, 3nber uro @imer cire
9Iniatl eidhens ploufru uno G.cdntiin9
Rclbaum, SdlIeififfin, Sdraubfrd, n.i.tp.
% 9lntbsits am Stcf pen SlerD'S Sriide.
sIufNariur9 Ii Die Sccinsun9eu am SCr'
fauietd0r pVn ben unterieihneten @reeutcrs.
Saniel gtern
r.... Scnas 8ierp,
..a .Saptb Gierp,
taar a. SelCmon Sierp.
Setctrr IA. ..E nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
SScrbcircfbct:

Tust ben ghrp. 6. gS. 9teihert, am 90
Sept. E,r. 5npio yam bsrt, nit 6 as
tbarinauuan9 Il, bride pcu g8iDiamS
Taunffip
rurh tsn @trap. Sru. Sarpel, am I7tcu
Sept. 6r. NBm Saur. pcn RraoIno, nit
gRis cara Sberlin, pen Hsdtcwu
slm l9teu Cert, bur6 crnfslbeu, SHerr
Saeob &lcnas, nit Wis 6 { far
beth Smitb, BEIGE ecn Sber Wruu;
Bethel. s.sg rng. EssrH n.If
sIm G7ffeu Srrtemtrr, burdt benielbrn,
Seerr Dan. &ramere, nit MiB y o.
fpSHa Senn, bcitt pen Sauepu.
9tui Stcn Oet. bnrth benleibeu, Sr. B N.
hietr | d, nit Mis epuifd espan,
tstbe pom Obrr Mt. Bethel.
Ym tsSiea Sdufla, Oryh ben abrD HYn.
Germcn, Aers 2 ltAs zrdup. mtr Ieis
fost!a Sdr, seiee soH Der IGilfcTo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
ncberifebt Der Midwife.

Saams sn.--Sfleelaamen brinet - as
bis "a 81 uno SIadsiaameu sl 90.
Slaueruu6 We biz SIausr brinst sS 90
bis SIS 80 Nc9aenmqhl 90 90 uno DeIIhs
tornmehl 80 90 biz % 25.
@etraioe. - WaiSen bringt ~ bic
90 Cts WeIfhfOrn II Cts Hnc 9fcssen
brin9t 6S &fnts Safsr psriaHfte an "a
@ents.
iehmarft. - Das 6unoert pfnna
9finbSHeild, brin9t 90 bis So so; Ssuhe
NIT Sdlbcr brahtcn l6 bis 2G Ibaler, =.
SdwcineHeiIb 4 SO bio S5 so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Gerber iebct bier +!
Setcter IA.

&lne Der bsiten @erbercicn i'm @aunIp in
;u perIehuen. CieieIte it 9eIessn nahe ben
@rauf @fcnwcrfentn SRDy DygHtcithulI 1aun'
id,ip, grha Sauntp. Eie @erbrrci Dirb
idIrn liuGcfdbr Ia Satren betrieben, NIT si'
uer 9uten 8unofd,afs. gle bnt 20 @'ruten,
Rineenbnus, II. {. 70. sind III sin gEchn'
baus uuo Stou casa gu rerIebnen - aud,
fam Jseu flr cine ceer tpsi Suhe unb ean1
fur @runbbcereu odsu erbaltsn werrsu. -
SeFs fam tis cen rddbifen lfrsn slpriI 9ess'
ten nsTotH. 4..-
,,.a.,. gborraS Bnt. .
~ l'lf zruaie Sru 9cisrb Sierp.
SttOteT s s6ut
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
llbler llno 9lSaaner.,
Oefentltche 9enpu.

Treitaqs ben 30ifcn Scctcr, ndd,ilens,
un 10 lltr ScrmiitaaS, irUln am Soau(e Ors
peritcrbenen osUhn SGdfer, in Sber Waas
cuusie, eeda @auutp, tfeutiGh rerfauft per'
ben :-qBa9en nit gabcir6 pHIse uno @g'
acn, pferbc unO Vferoe9elhirr, Shwene,
9iiubpteh, SoeuIeiiern, Saser Stdnoer, ,Sperr'
fetten, gepfelmuble, GIdtShIntsn, Slahs'
bred,en, 8etter uub 8ettlapsn, Siithe uno
StuhIe, nebit elmer 9roBsr 8erId,tccenbsit
BON S,auS unb &Gdsnserihcu. ....
Die Ssciu9nn8cH am gcrfaufstase uuc
9ufpartuus bon
9Derer StaTer,
Sonathan Sddfer, slbprs.
Samnel Shaier.
October ID. na3p
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Il oieieIbe einDea atlRrn 1t

Nnoc1 ff.nT N. = 2im Eorlet,ten ,SrcIf
tao Tdhmittaa ;ca, pie mir alaubthaft berid
tet worccn. embehi9cs Sdlcfsnpcttsr bmd
ten chern IheiI'pmI Brufs @auntp Die jHa'
geliteire wnren non nusererocntlid,er @rHee
ainc lagcr oil Steiru npclircrc 3rd ticf. cn
fphilarrlrbia houRe etcnf1us am fritcn9tdd,'
a,littags, Gin S.agrliturm, bc9truct ron idhrpes
rsu 9tsacWoilfrn Gun meitliheu Ttcil Ger
a&io fcnntc Der SuocI aufgeihdufcIt wcrcen.
Gnb cinCr Ger artficu S,a9sliteine HaS q
!seg im nnfIn1.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

Gin Ttno pcrIn feu.--am lctirn
Tcrrrritoe fehrc cin uorrehm ausfstcnccs
SraueuSimmrr nit FiuCm Riuos, 3 tis 4 Wo:
dhsn alt, i'm SIifterhaus. GrhanaeitraSc, in
Rcdce;cr, Gin, slm Sanifag Tad,mitta9
criudstc iTe cine Tame, rctt,s Aleid faIs i'm
G!iftcabauie Ireir!e, pos Sinh eincn 2useus
hid gu nebmcn, oa Ic e'mas 30 boItn hdbc.
Ele Tame natm cas Jfiuc, alIciu Die Srau,
Die ee ibr ge9cten, uahtc I'D, aus cem mStaus
be uno man hat biSbcruidlts son ihr Sehtrt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
NodbriCJt

wiro hermit 9sseben, ras De llnterid,riebens
nls @recutcrcn BON Der SHinterIoheuld,aft
hes perlforbsnen Nrieeridh SierD, lCstbin pCn
Sanprer 3aunidlip, eedha @auntp, ernaunt
nUrben fInb, ale eicjeutss lie ncdbin ytntsu,
Snneen, SudbiduIcen, in ter Wahimib!e,
eGanuhle, Sarimaihine C,cr auf onesre 2Irt
fdnlcis fnD, tDerben srindt iHnerbalb ore;
gBrden ousurufcn uno ebsubri iahIsn uuc
fold,s pelhe urd Scrcerinaru an befaste
Siuterln6enlhafr Eabeu, tuo eberfaIIS ers
tlidht inncrhnlb brfasrer 3dt ibre 9lshnun'
gen eitSntiHpisen.
Ganiel 8iern, \ aa.
Isl Scnas Siern. Gr,o,s
9aoio Yiern VI O'9'
S5olomen Getg,J
SttrtcF If. 81 37
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

Ter grphadtcr am Shio iGilocrt ccn &c.
funoheitssuitano Der Stabt qcuspiIIe als
fttr tstrlbcro uuo bcdaultigenb. Gr iaat.
1au1cnee bon Menfden iis9en frdnf earnis'
rsr FL faft Die llriad)e Der 8raufhcit in
.oeu iteheubeu gGaeeru auf unangefulIten
Saupidecu, nns mir fbnneH cirirr 2Iuldt
ainr betimmcn. 4r..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Sctcber ID,
9 cb q + bares
2teaenres 95erm09elt

auf bfentli6cr 8enbu 81 oerfaufen.
sluf @cntass ZEN 23fsn yscpembcr, um
10 llhr 8crmtttaas, ica an Scauie bes per'
iforbrncu Wilt 8ud,efer, in Sber'
Sauccna Gauuid,ip, qcda @aunta tfentIid
uersauft peroen:
SEQ. 1.-Gine fbdtbare Sauerei,
ge!eaen in tcfagtem 3annihip, an Der Straf.
&c neld,e bon Bethlehem nad philadelphia
fiibrt srduisuo an 9iuccr pcn Scbn Wohr,
Saerb W1crep. Daniet yOboer, @briifian
Sdufnan, s. q. gSeber uno aneere euts
baItcnb l07 sIfer mrbr rosr tpenieer, NOS
oou I2 sIder ocl,iano uno l2 older pcrref,
flihe 8iefeu unc Der 9icf 9utes Saulano
it. Die 8erbsGerungeu Gno
rEEA Gin Siptf QSchntaus
va IRetne 9rcBe S6ipetser S6ells
Ger uuo anScre rotbmsnot9s 9luf'
ien9rbdupc. gs bsfturct itd, Gin Riefrhlens
brr Srunnen ndhc bel Der Sau6thiire aud,
ldnft bic Saucouo Grief burdi bds 9ano. -
Sc III aeiffalIS auf benz eanoe Elm pcrtref.
flid,er Sdlfifsinbrud - audi lit @teners bars
auf Gin gutter SauuaaEten nit naerIei
9utenl Sbit befnbet I'D, ebsnfaGs carauf.
9to. 2.-Gln Grid fbaebareS
- SOol;lanp, W."
aeleaen in pcsbcIa9tcm Iaunitip, eriu,enb
an eduoer oou Saeob WRcrsp, NsnrD Udaer,
Sa!omon 9runeipalo unb dncsre entbals
tcEb II 2Ider mehr pccr ipcni9er.
92o. 3.-Gtn Grid SclslauS,
geIe0cn gleidfdlls in pcrbelaatem 3aunfd,ip {;
Griu;eno an edncer ppn Sciurid, SuGeder,
Saccb @ebman, 9. Webcr unS dneers erts
hnIteno 10 Ndsr, mehr ccsr rpcni9sr, peld,Cs
NIT pcrtrcfflidpm ScIj bewadfen ii.
go. 4.-giu Strib Scl;laue,
gcIe9rn ebrnfaas gum 3bsiI in pcrbeiaatem
9analhip upe 3heils in SaIibnrg 3auu'
Id,ip, ordn1eno an 2ineer pcn Sohn 9)olt,
c,pbn Neuu9, Abrahnm @riiInaer uro ans
eere eustaIteno 5 sIdcr mstr roer pcuiser.
SHaes N olSIanb fam in bclhriebe,
neH Stldsn cbCr ;nfammrn 6erfauft iperoen
tpeun cs &dnfrr ipiinlden Iollten. -Hrrr
g9er sas 8crmSasn Der osm @erfalfstds
as ~ bslehsu punId,t, beIitbe fd, eei @bars
lee 3. Isber, Der nabe cebei tuobat, Su rnel'
ccn p HHteH 't4 81" wH.
Die 8eoiaunsen am 9erfaufstase unb
anfWdrinn9 ppn
,, GbarleS @. @sber,
assnt fir bic @rtsn
October II, Hq6m
q GStntsrs acferDe- -4rjt, {
il aa6isr wcbffcif sa StrtduFsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

~Oic @ a b - Die 8erid,te Gno
febr unucuifdnsis cinasbrad,t pcreen-man
min aber oeuurch ,piscn e1S j.err @berharo
snm Sl,msntircttrr erwdblt fei lie uerr
aen Gegeu, @ancipotcH habeu gsGs9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Siprtbnmptom 6 anutp.

GrrB eem unailnlliscn 9Iusgan9 Der 98Shl
in tielem @auutp, reruriodt eurd cir fehr
un9uultiae gNenerllna 9Ioubt man jcecd,
nit Siderkeit onB e. z Sras III rcn &c.
nat 9ewdhlr ft.-NrI9egres III sic Stimme
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

@ Gad, eem 9ieu 9)crfcr hlnOelS SCurrnl
;,pieat GiIein oie BttE0, cic td9id, ouf Der 1rir
-@iierburn nod FER Stoft 9strarht wirc, init
4Ginlhlue ecr @erdthfd,0ften nidDt ipeuiger
.ais fInf une elcifia 3cnuen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

GnitciinMa bHrcb crn c5rmVrru6r.
Der 2lhtbore u / d,are Soutte
Uen Wslimprclaup @auntD, al6 elm CiChhif5'
sfldIer Ger Suprcme @curt BON pcunfDIpa'
rien, an Die Steae oes prrlfUrtcncn 8id,ters
s.sfenueop.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
Sd6dbbares Gt9entbum

auf Dfentli6er 8enbu az perfaufen,
@amlfaas Den 3lifen October, nm, l2 llbV
Witta9S fol- auf Dem Giscntbum lelbf pfents
Iid) perfauft rperoen: RH aE
Cine oortrefft6e Qotte 9runb,
seIs9en in GOrtb QBbeitbaa 1aunfd,ip, gs.
rha &auntp 9rdnSeno an eanD pcn peter
Qautenihl19er, SaIcmon StcdsI uno aneere
entbaItsnc l22 older gemaues Waae.-Dis
8crbcGerun9en ttne f.. .a-
18wA Gin 9ute5 SnetliOfisteS fIeis
E;;:As nernes QSobnbanS,
Aszl nit elmer pcrifd, bafilr Elm gutter
Sdap, ld,ifit, fir irgeno ein panowsrfa
mann, cine CUTE Sheuer, uEc aHssrs nctbi'
9e sIueen3stduce. Gin gutter 8ruuusu unh
alsrlei Obj befncet lid, ebsnfalls oarauf.--
Das 9ano ift in id,iflide Ssl6er rinsstbsiIt.
inter 9pten SeHiea gne Iunif i'm beRsn 3u'
lfaHbe. Ea.. .
lBsr eas Gi9snibnm Dor ocm 8eEfanfstas
&c Iu beiebrn rpunfbt, bsIiebe iIdb bel bem llns
terseibneIeH Der ielbif oarauf ipObnt, ~ rneI'
CEN. .yH
Die gesinaunsen an, 8ertaufstase una
Hufmartgn9 BON
8illiam 0eubarb.
S~rtnhp- II Aovn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14
|. 0. Of 0. F. r,....
SSeOptnticn in OScEtfp.

NareceS 9eitiirSt. = Glniesun9 Der
9onifitutton.-Santa 9lnna Surliefs
berufen. ....... ..m...
Scl9enees it ole Stadyritt rcn elmer ober'
maiiecn 9fcnouticu unter ben Spdtiahrs'
uno l8intcr,99aaren, I'M 9ien Dorf Stobr :
60 rpDblfeil CAB ptele lretnen,
~zg1 neqeu Der 9Ibnabme tes 3arifes.
Et5..,'3 ... 5i 9fufet an unc iehet SO it erftans
IGSS;sS 8SSE u ueno-W Woblfeiler alS jemal6.
SrsGcu erhalten ocn ccu Stdbtsn tir
qyOstc nub bette 9iuswohl pap Waareu bic
iemals in 9llIentaun aue9spadt ,pprcsn =
cahsr Inben mir unfere Rllnben elm, ansnru'
fen, uuo ftattsu reufeIben ,ugfeiGb ben rpdrm'
tcu Dant ab, fur cie bisher erhaltenc &uno
IChaft. Sommt uro iehet, unb nau nirb
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October IA. rabb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-14

~ CD tcsdnrte cerren Nsiss.
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Army Intelligence.

From the New Orleans Pic. Oct 22.1
The steamship Jas. L. Day arrived at l o'clock this
morning from Port Lavaccs which place she left the
18th inst, and reports nothing of importance from the
army; The Kentucky regiment Col Marshall took up
Col Thomas, on the 18TH for Camargo. News came to
Port Lavacca on Monday the 18TH that they had rsceiv
We learn that the dispatches for General Tay
were entrusted to Major J. Graham of the army, who
yesterday morning and viii dspsr. til. day on The Cal
weston for his destination.
The drst extract which we give is from private let
lawyer Of our city. 1t Is dated
r., CAMAneo, Sept 20, 1916. Harry
tnct engagements, and always in the front rank He
wouis very soon become a. distinguished his immor-
tai brother Jack. Harry killed two Mexicans from
advanced position house top in the city, where he
with Albert Cage, of Louisiana and young Sroher OF
Alabama, fought alone from daybreak until the white
nag put an end to the conflict During this time Harry
with his ak shooter, or revolving rifle, took thirty
fair pops.
that number of the officers and rvatss Of the Louisiana
volunteers refused to return home after their gens
were dsbsnded Among these is Col Baiie Peyton who
who has behaved in the battles with great gallanry
saw the Colonel moving about at all points. He acted
Taylor once or twice during the attack on the town
The hardest work and tallest walking heard Of
having been accomplished, in order to get into fight
was done by Capt. Smith, Of New Orleans, and Lieut.
Price, lawyer from Natchez both Of whom belonged
TO the Louisiana disbanded volunteers They walked
the morning Of the als walking sixteen miles that
morning On reaching camp each borrowed rifle from
and vent h and the 81 and 4 In
the Mississippi regiment Afterwards they fought frsm
house to house with the Texan Rangers, who fought
foot and in fact, went CALAMITY through the whole
Enclosed is letter written by Alls to Judge -.
Please rea IT, gather all you can fromt and send il i'm
mediately to The Judge. BY the way Alli is quite
hero. number of the officers remarked him at the at
unlike n Tx nfe IN his n tude
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Ambrose Spencer II this convention should change the
laws invade the sanctuary of domestic love- and
within the fend pecuniary sefinterest he believed it
would ultimately change the whole character of the
married relation in country He spoke for posterty
for the present generation II the members Of this
convention and the people acted unwsey in this matter
they would 60 down to the grave unpublished for the
evil would not come in their day. Laws might be
changed in instant but manners could neither be FORM
cd nor subveed suddenly The present tone OF society
in this was too well fixed to be soon changed 1t
wise law THE wives and husbands Of the present day
would retain the that law had created long after
the law itself abolished But If this rule should
be adopted the student of history in alter times would
condemn the act From amid the less pure and ncorrup
habits and manners Of domestic life then existing
around him. he would look back to the day with
emotions akin to those which affect minds when
tempatng the rst family, in happy eden, before the
tempter came.
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ELECTIONS IN ALABAMA.-The Marion Rsuisiv,
published in Yancey's late district, under date Of
the 2s says that though the full returns have not besn
received there believe that Mr. Cottrsu
has been elected by small majority. The whiG gain
has been very large and there Is every hope that demo
cracy may yet be Frustrated al the next election. In
the seventh district lately represented by poor McCcn
nell, most edyng scene is in process Of enactment By
the progressves who anxious to catch his MANTLE
The RerieD expresses hope that the wings will stand
aloof and let them fight out No less than six csnd
dates according to the Chambers Herald four locos and
two wings, proclaimed themselves candidates in that
town, on the same day. How many more are to come
out not informed, does the Herald give hint
The astonishing of Beman in Yancsy district
have put democratic brethren in that
of all manner Of patience.
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Superior Court.

=
Der. 30.Beirne and burnside DOrd in this cause
the jury rendered verdict for the pains' for Ito
81.
Peter Gassner vs Laurence It. Hustled ct N-Action
promissory note for S505 Defence 10 that plaintiff
not the bona fde holder ard that the note was not s
piled to the purposes for which given. Adjourned
Before Judge Vanderpoel
Ferguson The Corporation of North Beriak Baptsst
Church in the City Of Nep York.-Ths cause II further
adjourned to this morning
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COInInOa Pleas

Before Judge ulsh9fer.
Henry Tobias Dennis Ssdiisr e. aThis was an &C
ton promissory note for SOL. The defence was
that it accommodation note, for which consid
Grafton given. Verdict for plaintiff $ll6 For plain
tiff Mr.. Muloch for defendants Mr. j. 8 White.
Before Judge DAILY.
Nuisance Case.-CIork Us. Mafher.-This case was
given to the jury yesterday evening" and after short
$780,.
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WIGS! WIGSl
RATCHELORS new invented Wigs and Scaips, made Of
the hnest natural curl halr adapted the most easy
to the peeulisr style Of each indvdqa They are
sew invent0n doing away with all the vernious
amcuInss 20 long sHpesaesd By those who wear wigs
Puons - mvsesd - inspect large and well selected
nv iSsI;f4SayA16i As ,e:ss - -,
wsll su:st nsu y!9elvsy. xs1Svs{ Zen rs Srcs1v;y
rsssse 70 sspv Ne a46sesd on inss