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EFFECTS OF Tux TAKrFr.-The ST. Louis Republican, Of
the 18th, says:
Facts are Faets.-The gross shipments Of lead from the
upper mines, in August, 1915. were l07, l53 pigs; in Aug.
OF this year they are so. 1853 pigs-a decrease, in one month,
Of 81 ,oO4, or more than oae-halC.
How much have the miners to thank the Administration
TOR their iarff bill How much do they owe Mr.. Polk for
his veto Of the river aud harbor bIl1
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Interesting from California.

" q U9TW FeTIIITI9I 20 eIITacf Inc following Tro-7 .
letter received here yesterday, from an officer now on board
tie l 5. ship Levant, who was on board the u. s. f1g.ts
Savannah, Commodore Sloai, when that officer took formal
possession OF California. As ths affords the most p,r,icn.
lar account yet published Of TINS conquest. we prosums ON,
citizens will peTuse 1t with satisfaction.
OS E,ARD U. $. SNIP LEyAyr.
on Mazatan, Aug. 10, 1876.
wrote you from Monterey on the 9Th Of Juiv. or sb,,,
ly after, giving you a detailed account Of the occurrence.
al that place fearing, however, that you may not have re.
ceiyed ~ ! forward II to you by this opportunity. which
will probably be the last communication YOU will receive
from me, being now homeward bound.
On the 9th Of July ell was hustle in the cabin Of tho
savannah some four or five men were busily employed
writing letters, proclamatOns, &c, preparatory TO taking
possession Of California. IL was long after the w,,rbin,
hour OF midnight ere / was enabled 70 catch a short and
troubled repose, as oil was to be prepared By six O'Clock
the following morning, which came % bright and beautiful
a. a July day Of our own favored island. AtsiK Can,
hervine came on board TO receive orders, and at 7 he Ien
with a summons to the military commandant Of Monte
roy TO surrender tho place forthwith 20 The arms Of the H.
States, and also a similar summons 10 the military Cover,
or for tho surrender Of oil California.
At9 A. NJ the 'h July, the expedition started from the
savannah composed OF the boats Of The Savannah. Levant
and Cyane, and landed without opposition nj the rnol.
The iorces were then marched up a Short distance 10 tho
custom house, where a concourso Of the i~nhabitant. were
assembled. uero the marines and mon halted. and Inc
proclamation read 20 the multitude by Rodmon 81 Pic
Esq, prtser Of the Cyane, IN a loud and distinct manns,
which wos received with three hearty cheers by those pre-
sent The hag Of the United States was then hois,ed bv
acting Lieut. Edward Higgins, Immediately sfer which .
salute Of q guns was fred by the Savannah and Cyans -
mo custom house was then turned into a bauack for the
United States forces, and everything settled down quiet
ly.
Communications were Immediately despatched 10 Com.
mandor Montgomery. Of the Portsmouth. ~ 81. francisco.
a. which place, and az Lanonia, the u. s. flag was hoiated
on The morning Of the 9tb; and before ten days had elapsed
the whole Of California, North Of Monterey, was under
tho Tag q tho Us, much - the apparent satisfaction Of
the people, who hope 10 will last. knowing how much hot.
ier thoy Will be OF under tho Government Of tho United
States.
% the 10th Of July Captain Stockton arrived. too late,
] hUWngrH Ia aHw Ill ~ a.
fomia.
On the 29th Commodore Sloat gave up tho command l.,
commodore stockton, hoisted HE hag on board the Lovant
and sailed Tor the United States via Mazatan and Panama
end We hope 20 rouch the United States in oil November
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AGENCY FOR LLOYD'S
CARPETING G..
Public sale OF Land, stock, Corn. u Ous
hold md kilrhem EmrniImre. Ac.

WILL sell, nj public auction, at my residence
u near Mhsrs. EseH on THURSDAY the iH Of october. II fair.
y not tho next fair day, the whole Of my houebod and kitchen
Furniture eomprs ng the usual variety together With a mast Ba.
fouch, lately repaired, with a pair Of valuable Carnage Horssa, stock
Of Cainr, tam7nf them rome creeneut mich cowr) sheep and
Hog, Corn, F0dder, &c.
containing 'o5 acres, more Or les, situated on The stage road Gom
Richmond To- Tappahann1ck, about sH mies from The latter and
adjoining the lands of Col Jno ~ Smith md WIN = Croron, Eea.
abounds with mari % say aeoess, build nEs good, abd the place DE-
strable, being proycrbili for health. &C. The purchaser win have
The privilege u seeding wheat this ni Ny nephew, y D Booker.
viii show The premises and make known Terms o. ale, Gc.
o. g5-asFMT UDrDruy gAuupTr
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LAND FOR SALE.

Y obedience to a decree Of tho county court Of
n Giouccrcr, pronounced a. be- Feptembef Tern, 1886, In us
cause therein pending Do The rtyo q LeaviL guardian, against Han.
he, The undfrsiFnfd viii Offer Tor sale, IN The htrhou bidder, on a
credit ofons and two years. (etsept Tor - much Of the purchase
money a. viii be SUFFICIENT N pay The costs Of aid futand for car
VinE this decree into effect which wilbe required In caahJ atgiou
ce'ter Courteous, on the let Monday IN November next, that BE-
Ing c0uu Day, ~ public suction, that valuable Tract n iand, lying
Immediately on Yort nvrr a rev miles shove York Town, lately
owned by Foster Han. deed. THIS tnct of Land contains, by esti
nation, tvo hundred tctoa and b. we'll sesped N The cuHivauon u
The diheront gram crops and from The nature q The coil Il h.
thought would BE very vauabie N one vh9 wuud turn his auen
ton 70 martet gardening or The raising Of potsioos for ne northern
market. This farm nes Immediately on YORK liver some 4 or s
miles along Che river. and hasa great many advantages sueha nh.
oyueraa and Wild fowl In abuudance, can Be aten from the river
u alec hasa good mn sand.
HENRY WUGHEg.
81 Q3-rwrfrNo VS.. A. LEAVm (ComH
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FKIsHrTUL ScESE.-we learn from the Philadelphi,
chronicle that one OF the wing scenes at the Arch stree
Theatre took fire on Monday night during the performance
which soon Illuminated the whole place:
The cry Of FIRE threw the audience into the greatest CON
sternauon and fright, and the scene that ensued was almos
understandable. An instantaneous rush wss make for ths
doors, and all struggled to get out. The flames continued
and the hre would. no doubt, have proved a disastrous one
mad not tho greatest eHeruons been made to subdue it
Inc hre engines and hose carriages were soon on IN,
ground, and with their prompt assistance, the workmen a
length succeed in extnguishing the flames. but not befor,
several scenes had been burnt, and considerable damas,
done. About half the audience bad got out into the stree,
but after considerable delay, the play proceeded.
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

ltf aefhor:', of an act Of the Legislature
III OF Iowa Ttsi'nty. entitled "Ap act 10
Ntsids fer the paymerr of ihc deb, due The
2.strs' Bank oi Ddbuqu.," | hereby give
fFae. that : rnh!ic sale Of Iowa City lots
sii iakf rIace osl tar Ist Monday OF May
pat. Said lois i'll be sold to the hi gh est
assa,r. With credit 81 six and twelve months,
he purchaser executfrg Ia the Tertitorla al
si-ssnrer. tor the use ni the Territory, bond
fas sufficient sur,ii.s. FOR the payment of
r. SAME At maturity. According - an act
s'hgpsmenfal TO ,he aheye art, all bora Fl lie
lrtcl,ois Of the Territory. whose claims ar
srssd or were contracted III The erection OF
a~ ~Capitoi nj Iowa Cry. have 'lght To eff
~ ihslr claims against deb,s t,.ai the, may
tssnet on the purchase oi lots a. said sale.
Ise sneunt oi sales contemplated hy the
siesss acts viii fall bat hUie short vi nine
ASSnnc tiolars.
! The general and local advantages and the
fhs,h anu pIosp. uty OF i1wa Cih are so
rmrs.fy known. ihat | apprshend further
esription woaid be regarded as unnecessa-
NJ RENO,
an 81. 1876. Territorial Treasurer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
NOTES.

/ Seven minutes are allowed for opening . nd
closing the mails at all Offices where partt-
,ulsf time is speci6ed; but on railroad apd steam
boat routes there IS to be no more delay than is
necessary to deliver and receive the bags. ia
g. The mail 10 to be coBveye ed IN pre- eference to
passengers and to then entire exclusion, IL its
weight aud butk require il. s.3t. ),
s. Post office blAnks. d,ail-bags.. and the .spe-
ci.i agents Of the department, On the exhibition
of their crede nti sis, are be conveyed without
further charge on mail lines admitting Of such
conveyance.
ch,rpe on the principal raiiroad aud steamboat
lines where the size Of the malls and the ann'-
Der Of the officers will require their employ nsent
by the department; aad IN that cSse. = separate
apattne nj for the asserting aud safe Keeping OF
The mail 70 to be provided by the CONTRACTOR, un-'
der the direction OF the department ,f>t
8. In sll cases there 10 to be = forfeiture Of the
pav Of the trip, when the trip - not run; . tor
fsiturk Of At eaat one fourth psrt ofits when the
running or arrival so far behind time as to lose
the come iion With depending mil; and tors
feiture Of due proportions Of 4, when srade a
sefvlcs is rendered inferior to that in the c94-
tract II hese forfeitures may be Increased into
penalties OF higher suiount, according 70 the ns-
ture br frequency If the failure and she impor-
tance of tile mail.
s. Fines will be imposed, unless the delin.
auency be satisfactorily explainsd Ia due tine
tor tailiGg to iroa. deliver q. post once
the nail, or any part OF it; tor suner.ng i to oe
wet Injured. lost. destrosed ed; tor conveying i
in place Or manner ths( exposes il to deprsda'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

I'VE Undersigned respectfully Informs the
II estzens ot burlington aud Vicinii, that
has commenced the above business ~ all
u aarions branches He Is preparei 30 make
l~s IN his line, from an inlant's Shoe To a
Fa1sl.man's Boot. in the iaies: aud most fash.
ihahle s,,le-pu, ~ the best tit,erials that
70 De had in the United States. From FL
FtR YEAR. experience in the hrssnesss,a some
ne best saops East, he feels conf ient ot
l'ssing all those who mas gva Ii IN call.
E-F~s ter oa MAis STREET, opposite l.. we \
eci ok'- ofiicc. ana three coors south oi the
] r"si Office OLIVER COCK.
nn 81, -46-G,,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
administrators Notice:

~-oTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the estate Of AbsoleiA le.-
8 deceased, will present TO the court OF Pro-
n, in and for Des oines county, Iowa, on the
n Monday in March 1886, petition for de-
=, and license authorizing him as such admin
sr,,ar 10 sell so much of the real estate Of said
g.,s.sed, as will be necessary and Sufficient 10
r,s and pay of the remaining debts and liza
Iies OF said estate.
JESSE B. WEBER, Admir-,
Of estate of A. Letter, decd.
RI -fh IS16-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
7Adm,mistrator,s Notice.

sToTICE is hereby given, that the under
sig.ed. Administrator OF the estate ol
tarel Armheld, deceased, will apply to the
E.s,e of Probate, in aud for the county Of Des
on the first Monday in March next, for
hoense TO sell forty acres Of land, being part
esi of the South East corner of the ~ w. OF
%ction No. 6, in Township No. 10 n. Range
Fxa W. JOHN DARBYSHIRE.
fro1 46-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
Sallinu of} at Cost

Il NE subscriber having determined to close
his business in this city, offers at COST his
tork Of CHINA, GLASS, and HARDWARE.
fsrsohs who contemplate building, Mechan-
., and Hoasekeepers will find il greatly to their
santiago TO supply themselves with such goods
! be offers, as such an opportunity OF obta ming
.pAIs cheap has never been offered in Burlingl
"a d. MCINTYRE.
RarIingian Ian 81 ,I6
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Notice..

A LII those knowing themselves indebted to
N VIM. Garrett 4 Co, either by note or book
account are requested to call and sett up as we
must have money.
WIN. G GARRETT Co.
N. B.-We will take Pork at the highest mar
ket price from those who owe US.
jan 3 1876 t,aiE w. G. & Co. s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
FOR Sale.

crRN SHELLER of superior pattern, for
4 s.,e Al low price for Produce of any de-
--,s,ion. Apply TO
shs. 's6 A. o. ShhCkfoRD
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
1850 Wanted.

4 IL persons having unsett ed accounts with
~ the unde signed are respectfully requested
to call and settle the same prior to the 25th inst,
jan 3'46 w. F. COOLBAUGH s. Go.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Silks and Satins.

z PS brown, royal purple and black satin; 3
y ps fg'd silks, ass'd qualities cheap.
sept 20 '45 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

THOMAS HEDGE invites all those inbebt-
ed to him, (and whose accounts and notes
Iss dae,) without exception to call and pay up,
'aher CASH or GRAIN during the present month,
Z be intends closing his business and is deter
ssaed to collect all lis outstanding debts imme-
sfeiy. dec. 6 ,45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

~. NEW and general ass rtms1t of Hardware,
Il comprising butts and screws all sizes,
knisss and forks, pocket knives. hutcherknives,
hatchets, chseIs, plane bits, double and single,
rim locks. chest and till do, mill saws, hand saws
bsst1rd files, American and Norfo latches,
drawing knives, cooper's sdzes and broad axes,
iron and brass handle shovels and togs. iron lea
kettles, sad lrons strap hinges, &C., &C. just re-
ceived and for sale cheap BY :
nov s w. F, coOLbAUGH 4 Co. s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Land and Houses for Sale.

A BOUT Five .acres Of Land beautifully stu
N ated Just the other side Of Peasley and
Rand's Pork House on the Agency road togeth-
er. with the Improvements, consisting Of a fine
new brick dwellings, . log bafn, stable, &C., is
offered for sale at great bargain to the purchas-
er. Apply to THOS. HEDGE.
Burlington dec 6 '45-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

ject, however. to the exceptions above sta
ted.
IS, A mod fca,ion Of a bin in,any Of il.
essential terms is tantnmount to anew bid.
and cannot be received 50 as to ipterfeie with
competition after the last hour set Tor rec civ
ing bids.
C. JOHNSON,
y, WI, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department, January 9th, ls46.
feb Z '46-lct
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
G. Al. Salt.

SACKS G. A. Salt in prime condition,
J( s,r sa,eby A. S. SHACKFDRD.
rs (Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

NHE Undersigned will pay the highest mar
l ket price for Pork. Ca and see us be-
fore you SELL VIM GARRETT & co.
dec a '45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Whiskex.

LOT Of Cincinnati whiskey, per steamer
= Potosi, at the
wl as farmers EXCHANGE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Books & Stationery.

"E have just iced per St. Croix large
wv assortment Of school Books and Sta
tionery, which we offer for sale cheap.
nov 10 VIM. GARRETT & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Thick boots.

FEW cases assorted quality, for sale at low
!. rates, by A. S. SHACKFORD.
dec l3 ,45 as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Wagons, Harness and Horses.

IN sale new wagons made in Ohio, also,
n several setis harness, little used; 2 second
I'D carriages. and buggie, 3 good work
zAes- An for sale, or trade on "a liberal credit
Aov Is WE LEY JUNES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Notice.
TERRITORY OF IOWA. DEs MpMEs COUNTY, S.
District Court for said County to Feb Term,
1876.
'' g. ~. Blu for bisoree.
EZRA E. DLt, M
The said Ezra r. Dill will take uetices tina,
on The 9th dav Of December 1915. the said Ju-
liza Dill filed her bill Of complaint against the
said defendant PRAYING to be divorced from
the bonds Of matrmony with the said defend
ant, for the following reasons, TO wit:
let. Willfui desertion Of said petitioner
without any jus, cause or provocation for the
space OF more than one year.
I'd. Open adultery with another woman.
And whereas writ Of subruna has been
issued in this sui, and returned nonest Now
unless tn said defendant shall appear and an
swer said bill far Divorce by the first dav OF
the next term Of said court, the same shall be
taken by him as confessed and decree en-
tered accordingly. 49,
Dated this 3ist day Of December lsd5
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
G. w RowiE, So'r. for Com'pt.
Jan ; i845--6w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

important to County COmlMls.
siOners.
Il BERSOL &. MATTHEWS bave now on
IA hand and for sa at their gunsmi.h shop, on
Main street, County Seal Presses, on the most
approved IAN, which they offer for sale. Also,
COUNTY SEALS made to order.
Jan le46-tf
p S. Silver spoons, Rings &c., all kinds Of
| ttet engraving neatly executed by the subscrib-
ers. E. & NJ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
M0lasses.
Notice.

first rate article Of sugar house and n. O.
IL sat nov klMB LIS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
.iet those interested bear in

,s.t Il is Nls:af's Baisam OF Wilu
,h., performs those almost miraculous
~h,ch have asteBished the medical
!, - have brought she bloom OF health
-..v. psllid cheek, and j,y and gladhe. $
-, cerpairing tosom.
-. p.lsam cures all affections of the lungs
scr. such ~ bleeding at the lungs, brcn-
,.,hms Of 10 or 20 years. Standing,
:. ss,tinsse pain in I'll. chest. side, &c
s. .dvertis@meat in another column. For
I, Copp Parsons.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

" Bidders will observe. that the routes are in
all rases to be let to the lowest GUARANTEED pro.
posal. sed at the cheapest node Of convey ance
except where the size aud weight of the mails.
tw'thont regard to sravel.) or the speed called
Tor IN the schedules. shall require higher mode
to specify.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Currants,

The Last Of the Season.
rJ>HE undersigned have reed by steamer War
I Eagle her last trip, q large and splendid
assortment OF
WINTER CLOTHING.
Such as
Blanket, tweed, cashmere, cassinett, Ky. Jeans,
pilot cloth and sleeps grey, oats, merinoe, val
encia and satin Vests, cashmere, cassinett, XIV.
jeans, and hard times pants, hickory shirts, fine
muslin do. (linen bo,oms and collars shirt col
lars, sc. E-Call and see before you buy, as we
are determined not be undersod BY any.
WIN. GARRETT & co.
dec 13'45
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
MAckereI

N1ACkeFtI
~ BARRELS No. 2 and 3, just reed and fol
~ sale very low, by
assS ". F. COOLBAUGH & 10.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Blank Rocks, sc.
4 SMALL lot of well bound Ledgers, Day
n Books, Indices, business states, mems pen
Gil books, etc. at nov KIMBALES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Pork Packing.

I)ORK or beef can be packed at the lowest
I rates and in the best Of order for any mar
=, Il the packing and sIaughtering establish
TIT of F. J. PEASLEY Co.
y. B. Liberal cash advances made on all pork
Scked by US. novS'45 F.. ]. Z. p. i Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

,,,ea mr. nded for removing Pain from
-, of The sys,rm-for weak backe,
n. SIDE and breast-Rheumasism,
4 ..e.m.,;on Of all kinds: and it's price
80 low that il places the article within
Of all. Price, ffty cents box.
s;,;oy .uficien, TO spread six or eigc,
-. Tae genuine is sold tv ), ~
COPP & PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

D2OPOSALS for carving the mail. Of the Uni.
ted States from the Ist Jnlv.s ls46, to The
-sath june. 1850. inclusive. in IOWA, will he re.
ce'ved at the Contract Ofi,ce of the Post Office
department. IN the ci:v of Warrington until 2
c'erk ~ Of the thirsesh dav Of April. la4s ITO
he decided hv the s4th dav of Nav. on the rontes
and IN the manner and time herein specified, to
wit:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Axes. t
- Doz. Hunts sharpless' and Mars kxe.; just
} reed and for sale by
nov Is We. GARRETT & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
Wheat.

VIE highest market price paid, in CASH
A Wasted IL O,0OO bushels Of wheat, for
mSsxh n viii pay CASH at the HloHEsr rate
slea wishing 10 dispose Of Wheat will do well
eau "a me before selling elsewhere.
1ete IL ssgsva F.J. e. PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

To Pork Packers.
Hoax BARRELs and LARD KEGS, for sale by
dec 27 GARRETT Il co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Al VERY superior article Of clarified Hon.
a ey, for sale a. the City Drug Stole. by
~ . .. READ:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Salt.
on BBLS Kenawha. 25 sacks Ground a.
~ um, 90 do Turks Island for sale by
dec 81 RRETT g. Co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

sarlingien Jan. 81, 'l6.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

I BArarL just reed by
novS W.T. COOLBAUGH & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

NE - NJ I194FlFyF3F 81
: znsv oil 4oa gis3sn Il s4ssxI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

Glassware.
IN BoxEs assorted Glassware, for sale by
~ nov w. F. COOLBAUGH a Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-02-07

~" 10 - De aCCepteu Uy IHt
Postmaster General, -shaIl enter into
an obligation prior to the frs. day Of Jul,
next, with good and sufficient sutisies, Il
perform the service proposed.