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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
STOCKINGS.

| Stockings.
AE DOZ mems women,s misses and boys
ID lamb. wool stockings.
Teas.
! 0n CHESTS prime gunpowder, Young
81 Hyson and Imperial Teas, for sale
wholesale and retail, at
aug Is '4s KIMBALL : cos.
Wheat.
ITHE highest market price paid, 10 CASH
| l., ,Wanted-loO, bushels Of wheat, for
which viii pay CASH at the HIcf.Esr rate
Those wishing to dispose Of Wheat will do wei.
to call on me before selling elsewhere,
nov F. !. C. PEASLEY.
Lumber and Shingles.
EooD seasoned pine lumber, assorted thick
| ~ nesscs,. and pine shingles kept constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices at my
lumber yard, corner 9th and Valley streets,
nov 8 F. J. C. PEASEEf.
Time! Time!l
i"HO would be without the time Of day in
w his house, when for $5 he can get as good
Brass Clock as ever moved, by calling on
nov 8 F. J. c. PEASLEY.
Whiskey.
ID EcrrrIED Whiskey constantly on hand and
WV. GARRETT 4 Co.
nov 8 (Hawkeye copy)
! ------------
Steelyards.
4 LARGE assortment just reed and fof sale
Il low by
nov s W.T.. COOLBAUGH & co.
Sugar.
= IiHDs Prime n. o. Sugar,
nov '45 W. +. cool BAUGH & Co.
NI0lasses.
* BtLS N. q. Molasses,
LIZ 10" sugar house, do for sale by
nov 8 W. F. COOLBAUGH co.
Coffee.
&C SACKS prime Rio coffee just reed and
% nov 8 ". r. couLBAuGH { CO.
Whiskey.
or BIS. Cincinneti " hiskey,
@O 8" New York brandy, Just tec'd and
for sale by
nov 8 w. r. COOLBAUGH & CO.
| Raisins.
on Boxes Malaga raisins in fine order, for
CO sale cheap by
novS w. f. COOLBAUGH & Co.
Mackcrel.
AZ BARRELS No. and 3, just reed and for
~ sale very low, by
nov8 W. F. COOLBAUGH 4 60.
Fish Oil.
A BARREL just reed by
L novs w. F. COOLBAUGH l. Co.
Honey.
A VERY superior article Of clarified Hon.
n ey, for sale at the City Drug Store, by
nov % u READ.
Glassware.
- n BIKES assorted Glassware, for sale BY
nav g w. II, COOLBAUGH Co
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Mill Saws.

on MILL and n cut saws, different sizes
S0S J different sizes, for sale BY
noyS w. F. COOLBAUGH 4 Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Notice..

NOllCCs
TERRITORY OF iowa. DEs MoTNEs CouNrY, SIS.
District Court for said County to Feb. Term,
1S46.
JULIA Dill, }
=. Bill for q Diroree.
EZRA l.. Dill,
The said Ezra F.. Dill will take n.tice tha I
on the 9th day Of December ,2i5. the said Ju-
liza Dill filed her bill Of complaint against the
said defendant pra, ing to be divorced from
the Dor ds Of maitlmony with the said defend.
ant, for The following reasons, to wit;
LIST. Wil!ui descrtion OF said petitioner
without any just cause or provocaton for the
space OF more than one year.
Cd. open adultery with another woman.
And whereas writ of snbpn~a has heen
issued in this sui, and returned nonest Now
unless III e said defendant shall appear and an
swer said bili ier Divntce by the frat day of
the next term oil said court, the same saail be
taken by him as confessed anu decree en-.
tered accetui gt,.
Dated this 3lsi day OF December le45
JOHN 5. DUNLAP, Clerk.
G. W BOWIE. Sol'r for Com'pt.
Jan 8 tS45-6w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

AE DOZ mems women,s nisses' and boys
j - lambs wool stockings. ssls
sept 20 s45 WEsLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Horse Farrler.

Horse Farrler.
IL NOWLSON'S Compete Horse Farrier,
~ giving full and perfect account Of every
complaint belonging to horses price 25 cts.
July 5 AS ]. r. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

i
Clocks! Clocks!l
o CASES best Il, hon. bras. clocks,
- do do 8day do II. do for sale at
reduced prices at UPHAM's cheap cash store,
Front street [seps y 45
Coffee Mills.
& BOXES Coffee Mills, from 81 to rs cents
" pieces IA Manila bed cords ard rope, at
aug 20 AS KIMBALL & cos.
Loaf Sugar.
CIx HUNDRED LBS No. 1, clarified, for
- sale by KIMBALL 4 co.
aug % '45
Boots and Shoes.
III CASES calf and kip boots and shoes,
~ for sale extremely low, at
aug % 45 KIMBALL s. CO.'S.
:, Figs, &C.
|TWENTY DRUMS FIGS,
j cask nlitmegs;
bales cassia;
bags pspper3.
do pimento;
boxes Boston soap;
do toilet do
:, do pipes, in store and for sale very
low, at j. s. KIMBALL & Co.'s.
aug %, ,45
PRINTS.
O0n PIECES Spring and Summer pfitts,
AVU new and beautiful styles, Just received
and for sale very low, by JIG LAUMAN.
TObaCcOs
E1FTEEN BOXES James river leaf and hon.
u .ey dew tobacco, the best to be had in the
market at the price, for sale at
aug % as KIMBALL & CO.'S.
For Sale;
q DOE. Linen Cambria Handkerchief. from u
y cents to 81, BY kIMBAIL.
july ~ As
TOBACCO.
BOXES Of superior James River Tobacco, the
best article for the price in the city. at
June y. KfMB.aLL'S.
Horse Farrler.
II NOWLSON'S Compete Horse Farrier,
IN giving full and perfect account Of every
complaint belonging to horses price Is cts.
July AS ]. F. TALLANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

4 Ii those knowing themselves indebted to
N VIM. Garrett 8 CO. ,either by note or book
account are requested to cal and sett up as we
must have money.
VIM. GARRETT & Co.
N. B.-We viii take Pork at the highest mar
ket price from those who owe Us.
jan 8 1886 w. g. i Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

0t0 Co0oe:
Sn SACKS prime Rio Coffee, N store and
M for fale, q KiMDALt = cos.
auk 70 40 s#
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Ready Made Clothing.

N1E have just received from New York 4
wv general assortment Of Clothing to suit
the Fall and inter trade at very low rates.
sept ~ AS VIM. GARRETT 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
calps;

Hn DOZ., Otter, fur, seal, m1sk; ciotk se3
~ glazed caps, new style, just received ~
for sale; cheap for cash Or prqduce, Pi r,x
i sept "a '4b g LAuM%N:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Yarns.

A FEW lbs. very hne white, MKT and scarlet
IA yarn for the ladies, at
nov '45 saah KIMBALL 4 Co.'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

Farmers Look Here.
HVHE undersigned wish to purchase
- 10000 Bushels Wheat,
10000 do Oats,
10000 do Corn,
1000 do Flax seed,
1900 Lbs Beeswax, for which the high.
est market price will be paid by
nov is '45 WIN. GARRETT 8 Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
Dress Goods.

NJ EW style dress goods just received at
lN sept n '45 GARRETT & cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24
POrk9

TNHE undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket price for Pork. Ca and see US be-
fore YOU sell. VIM. GARRETT s. CO.
dec a as
The Last Of the Season.
rHHE undersigned have rec'd by steamer Wal
/ Eagle her last trip, large and splendid
assortment OF
i WINTER CLOTHING. I
Such as s.e#.4.
Blanket, tweed, ,cassimere, cassinett, Ky. Jeans
pilot cloth and shteps grey, oats, merinoe, val.
Jeans, and hard times, pants, hickory shirts, fine
muslin do. (linen bosoms and collars,) shirt col.
lars, &c. ETCall and see before you buy, as we
are determined not be undersoId BY any.
WIN. GARRETT & co.
dee 10 ,45 ST. 81 at4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-24

Groceries.
VNyM. GARRETT & CO., have Just re.
w ceived
20 bbls N . Sugar;
80 sacks Rio Coffee,
g Pimento,
&c Pepper,
cask saleratus,
boxes Soap,
I" Starch,
6 doz Painted Buckets,
with many other articles too tedious to mention
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or pro.
duce. dec 13 ,45
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HKRALD MILITARY coRRxsPoNDKHcB.
MorTERsv, Mexico, Nov. ., ie<s.


Murder of General Tsyisv's Nssrs.
General Tsyler's negro boy was murdered by two
Msxicsns last evening The BOY was sent sy osnsn
raylsr sfter corn some dstsnos from The ospp, and
while he Ia the Geld procuring lead two Mexcsss
fell rpcn him, armed with Knives, and rsn brutaly
murdered him the spot From the appearance Of the
wounds he must have died instantsneeusly. Hs body
found after BY party Of soldiers who hsppen-
cd spy H. partially covsrsd with the grscu esrn the
boy had cut The murdersrs were arrssted mh 1efn-
ing, and turned over by Gen Taylor 70 ne ALcsss o.
tho city 10 receive due punishnenf for Me s0osous
crime. They fully confessed their guilt and We're MOI
in the least alarmed as to the ulnste consequences
Jryyxsso. BAssAcxs. Mo Dec o 1915
The order for our regiment uhe Meunssa AsseHen)
to leave for Point label ws bued on ne s o. Ocso-
Der but ewing TO the delay In geupg cotnin6 TOR ne
u.r ssadsss a. We have not bssn able 10 Gss away.
within the last two weeks, however three companies
have len and the remaining four are DOW about TO fol-
L. i ssn say nothing or our Destination, morn than
- 1. ~.nsr,y supposed destined for Tampico.
Tte regimcn ls composed Of a. me- materials ~ was
svsr mt IN any country, and win proper de
ciplns they will make the hest 81 treops The Souew.
mi information concerning the movement Of the roeps
msy be interesting to you Ccmrsnses sna ns ~
few days since and the remaining full companies d,
n and X, are about 70 leave for New Orleans Insss
Last me nonsd companies will be omcered % follows ::
Major Rurbridgs. commanding LIST Lieut Jones' Adlt;
Captains Lorink Pope. Bsckentos, Tucker; Lieuu
EweiI Van Bsren, Duncan, Lindsay. Casiborn, Elliot
Davis. Morris, Palmer, Hatch, and Si:ngsr; -.
Tho rias has no bsyonst. which is think, crest de-
feet % the bayonet 10 the weapon should We rsmsn
spv lime in Now Orleans, will write you from that
plsce and let you know more particularly our oesn'
ton lt.t.a- lti
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Constitutional.

~
SiArE ~ Nkw OK w-We, the secretary OF state /,
the co9puouer the Attorney general snd the eurveyor
Ssensra Of the sad STATE hams formed Board OF Stare
sr ~ ~ , H. % sSa G
Secretary Of State the whole number Of votes the
sevsra election distr'ct towns and ward in this State
s Esner. eechon held on the third day Of November
ssasd eight hundred and forysx pursuant the
sns 2, inc Act entitled sss eoayen
ss sr s'ss s,' o. me called and
sresrd The whole number OF votes ballots for
sacpon snd rejection OF he several dments agreed
~ the ssd and voted upon three
sundrea ana Mrieen honssnd nine hundred and sixv-
Joes; s. the e votes or ballots given the
ssd and having the con the words Amended Con.
stenuoe res YES fro hundrtd and fuenyone thousdnd
NE nnnsrtd and foentyegA and that the whole number
81 tne w2r. Ansndsd C9nstitnti n No. was ninefpwe
90 eertiy and declare that the sad amend
menu having received m,Jor,ty OF all the votes given
tnetson ms saa eiecten ana that nr!oy hsag One
49, ls S sSy stnsa ana s me reIpe o. TINS
t'os thereof
- ne a.se ssssn n.Imk - tne ssme time can
liz .rsrs siecton d,st;e ~,os mi o. So'ss
80 49, =, ~ r.r..s ia r srI .sas
Nnxsmss, so,s.s,d - ~" & S "a .,
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OFFICIAL CANVASS.
SENATORS AND ooMsTITuTroDr.

STATE New YoHK m-Ws, the Secretary Of Safe,
the Comptroller, Genera of said State
having formed Board OF State Csnvssers and
vased the whole number the
several Senate Districts this for General
Election held mo third day Of November In the
sccerdg the Of the said
BY the SECRETARY Of sste In the directed by law
persons respecvey by the Number si votes given
In the several Senate Districts of this State elected
Senators, viz: -
..t Girst Dis rict. John Townsend.
Second District. Harvey r. Morris
Ihlrd Dlstnet. la 6arrs.
Tourm psuct.. Thomas Crook.
snh district. Nelson J. Beach.
Sixth District, :. Samuel n r Hall.
Seventh District. Abraham Gridley.
-. Eighth District Francis n Ruggits.
Given usder hands he state,s Oice
IN the city Of Albany the hi day VI November
year Of our Lord one thou and hundred
~ BENTON, .etsry OF State.
ii. HAtsEY, surveyor General.
sTsfE OF NEW yoRK, certify the preceding to Be
SeerGoV,s OUce. true copy Of origins certificate
Of he Bnud Of ~tste CA'yssers file in thi, okcs.
Gwen unter my had end seal Of Office, the Of Al
pny' the hiroeh day Of November, in the Of
Lord one thousand eigh: hundred and forry.sis.
STATE or NEW YORK, ss.-Stats Of the whole
Der Of votes given for Senators the General Elect held
IN the said State on the third day OF November 1885, wherein
the several district: asd counties in which the said
FlKST' SENATE DISTRICT.
T.,s sas 1867 1921 ws E. WA I;ss
New York. .72,2lI 1888 3Sls Na
kichmond. s36 s93 Is
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SUPREME CouRr OF THE UNITED STAIKs.-Mon-
day, Dec. IA, l846.-Pfesent, as on Friday last,
and Mr. Justice Wayne Edward r. Carpenter, Esq OF
New York, VIM. r Davis, Of Kentucky, and John II.
Cro1er, ESQ, Of Tenressee, were admitted attorney
and csIsellors Of this court No. l. William @ Cook
plaintiff n error. vs. John l. Mofat, q 81. The arsu-
the plaintiff In error. Adjourned TIL tomorrow at II
O'Clock .
Tuesday, Dec. is, 1e4s.-No. I. william @. Cook
plaintiff In error, VI John l.. Mofat a. al The argu
nsnt Of this cause continued BY Mr. Hnckley for
the error, and by Mr. johnson for the plain
TIL Adjourned TILL to morrow at ii o'clock.
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regiment for distribution by its commanding officer
amongst the several companies

tFrom the Philadelphia Times, Dec. II
Another regiment Of volunteers, learn through q
letter received in this city from Vice President Dallas
has been called for ~ the War Department The reg
ment, understand is to muster in this city, and pro-
coed by to Tampico. Those Of Philadelphia
volunteers who anxious to engage in their country
service will have to be expeditions in nling their
ranks for there will be number of offers from the
try volunteers We learn that the Governor received
requisiton to the above effect and that he calls upon
the various companies to volunteer and form themselves
into regiment Our tslegrsphc despatch Of lastlsvsn
ing, from correspondent At Warrington will be
observed states that the second regiment IL sss to
ter at Pttsburg like the 6rs We incline to think this
city will be the place Of mussring into service to pro-
coed by sea, but shall probably know today
The Philadelphia Chronicle says Quite number Of
recruits belonging to this corps seen about the
streets dressed in handsome uniform Of dark blue,
trimmed with red All that we have seen are stout,
strong, active looking men, and will undoubtedly make
good soldiers. This will be fine company when com
pleted
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News PROM CHII-Wc have received La Pa
fria, dated Conception. Sept 8, and find in it an
onicisl Enoticc, that the 18th July, 'thc govern
snt granted the corresponding 10 the patent
presented and ssucd by the U. \. government, naming
Mr. William Crosby consul in the port Of Talcshusno
cd its vicinity "-Bssfer Post,
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SHAWL wAREH0UsE.

THE rROPRlETORD Of this E1tAoais1m,ss. s ~ Y,
ehasers 10 examne their ersnsvf g. ~s|sis kssr e
$50 Dealing sseiusveiy IN the article Of We es
make the ~ tp-rr- yrc~1T' q" W.
sor r,e.t ~ A.. a. 80 .-~ i-,. al vnes ~s'''
's'hns'S' .hes''' aAS6EasoS " co.
.st.., S't' IT'S lcaxt street,
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order:-
First Page-The Encampment of the American Army
1t Corpus Christ Battle Grounds OF Palo Alto and Re-
lor who Commanded the American forces in those bat
ties; An accurate portrait Of the Mexican General La
Vega, taken prisoner by the American Army; and Fort
Brown, opposite Matamoras being the next encampment
Of the American Army.
second page-A Scene in the Battle of Resaca de la
ssnns General Psredes and his Cabinet receiving the
account Of those battles from q wounded Mexican SOL
dsr The M s Of ~ Uncle Ma9.
moras Brother Jonathan and the Mexican General on
the Rio Grande; Aview Of Camargo, looking North
and Plan of the City of Tampco
Third page--A View of Monterey its Notifications,
and the position Of the United states before ad
vancing its attack; Plan of Monterey after il cap
twred; View Of the Castle of San Juan dUlloa; the
Hsrbor of San Francisco Upper California the Gold
Mines of Dolores New Msico aview Of Santa Fs, and
Fourth page-Msp Of the Field Of Operations in ext.
CO. Scene in Santa Fee; Mexican Ranchsros Plan Of
Ayarsdo and its Fsrtifcatons; and New York Fremen
FiA6 psgs-The sncsmpmeut Of Colonel Steven.
sons volunteers on Governors Neutrality-suspicious. Of
Bibles to Col Stevensons regment-an.e election scene
in New York-scene in the Park last 4th Of July
view Of Monument erected to the memory Of Thomas
Freeborn the noble politicians reading the Herald
and politicians throwing dust in the eyes Of the people
sixth psge-A sleighng scene Ia New York-view
of the Park Fountain fashionable religion in New York
View of Chatham Square on lst Of May-Peter Funkism
in New York-Mock Auctonees and their victns-
msn--Practcal Amalgamation in New York-Omnibus
racing in New YorkCherry and Fair Star-snd Loafers
reading the Herald at the Tombs.
Seventh page portrait of the new Pope-A por-
trait of the late fope--A portrait Of Ronge. the
German Reformer-Charles Kean in Richard the Third
Miss Mary Taylor in :" La File du Regiment p.
Herr Alexander Committing Suicide Agricultural
Fair at Auburn and Madame Augusta in La Bayadere
Eighth Page View Of Whitehall, Staten Island
Ferry, &C.; The Danseuses Yiennoise in the " Pas de
Fle,irs; Packet Ship Henry Clay ashore the Great
Britain before she was altered the Great Britain after
al mas oil A. n
Bay; and the wreck the Steamer Atlantic.
We think all will admit that there never has
appeared moro interesting sheet than this. Its
in fact daguerreotype history of the United
States, and of, all incidents Of importance thai
have happened for the year past. As pictorial
history of the United States for the year 1916, il
an admirable thing to put in the hands OF children
and young PERSONS, particularly in the holidays,
when they expect something ofthe kind.
Agents will please send in their orders
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SCATTERING VOTES.
FIRST SENATE DISTRICT.
RNSGa n %sD T;ppsn !. Jsha wilson,.
SECOND SENATE DISTRICT.
Kscs- Arthur Tappee ~. Thomas Thompson So, G,ret
G. M WassSSsn Ham; w.on Jqns. Fq;sh.m Henry
Taylor jane. $ss. jeSa Towa.:a dy hover " Kobe"
,WE.IsH.'T..-w,iiisn Jay n, VIM Nelsoai. Al.r,n-
* Eo ssaia !; .1s;.G 3 d %asT.ai
j. Coma r p' sss v:e1 sSs
o..:es.John Wilkinson l. sm Do..y l. william Jay 81
sy.s-Willian Jay =. Ch.rl.. g. Woodward 49, d..
die 1. d 81. Joha i. "
THIRD SENATE DISTRICT
CoLrssiA.,0sn Baldwin .. Charles Essslstyns l. Thss
hSj ssss..i.ad is1 Rs
S.s.s.Roesr sRssf s.Sa.I THU. M.,sou, War,
'os s.. ~ sasI MASsas
4 John slias:dsad Fss C.s.sr l. s,i:: wasSs lie.
1s p .ss Frt es
C. Sehuyisr ,. Tho%s; kaoweri
Jeha BeH. Ths%s. Skater ios HsIli: NJ B. N::
UI:rEH-JsrsniaG Russell 1. jane. w. Baldwin,.
FOURTH SENATE DISTRICT.
SARAIooA-Benjamin Crsndall I. William Faruham l.
Hsf1 White Amos Hunt John Rockingham Asa Ha,
CLIsros-N Moore 1. 7. Groom l.
81. LAwaEScE Thomas Cook
L, n. r Z.
scHENEorADr-ira Harris !. George W. Duranll.
FIFTH sENATE DISTRICT
,JaIvIR;oN-G z. shermanl Bill souhworth q N. J.
dt:wnmN. BEACH ?, Beach i y Beach,
son II.
6sriSi-R b Miiess, o. 3. M.,.e.oa /, As. B. wdxh,
4 Gep1' Tracy I, Robert Hallsck /, Nelson Beach l.
MADnoy-Nel.Oa Beach Asahe Stone l, Asa B. Smith
!, Cyraf 81 Hawlsyl.
SIXTH SENATE DISTRICT.
@ss q G T. ni W. IT. ni.hfE A s.$a.l
A,BAa. cu ''
cssnoso as n ' Il Hail, Hector Marvin /, osn,
CasNANeo-samuel D. Hastipgs Is.
Observation-Disclosures. .a.:.Ssv;S-N:;as : Randall !ohs g; Hssh.l.
ben Sleeper ), Charlie; o. ShspsIi J. : -'1
SEVENTH SENATE DISTRICT.
ONosDAcAsIAn,lsm Stamp n. Martin Mereh 1. JOCK
YATE.-N.hsni.k K.piss |. D'''''
,WAIsE-F U. sheffield s. Stephen B. Jordan |. John
CosrLASD-J. c. CholIari
EIGHTH SENATE DISTRICT
GEsEsEs-WilIism Briggs 1893 H. Putnaml
M0Sso.-Eliss B HOlnss /, jams. {. MASH l.
We Dc hereby certify that the preceding !, cor
6 K. s sss: Of b aana' ,s q e;
ss in the year Of our Lord thousand eight sna
4 SiH 5SSS s.;::;s:: 'i S:: :, state
srArE OF Nxw voRx,l / certify she prscsd;ns to bs
ssSs & &: 4 I. H ssf S.: state
ra n. ny ssd d :Sd si Of e: s. q
''' Ss'''iS sEs%SE our
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we 90 hereby certify thsf the preceding stasesnf cor.
Ieet ven nader our hands the Bate once
IA the CITY Of Albany the fouh day Of Decsmber 10 Inc
year Of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and
N. D. BENfON esersfsry Of STATE
Al. ELAO0, Compsroiler.
J. VAN bUREN, Atsornev General
H. HALSEY. Surveyor 0snersl.
sIsIE o. NV Yonr lesify IN. preceding to be ,r.s
WSscrefevs Once. copy Of orFiusl statement OF he
Board Of State Csnvassers on file 10 this once
Given uader ny hand and zeal OF once the city Of Al
th our Lord one thousand eisht hundred and forty.
siI. ~ ~ .. BENTON, Secretary Of stAfs.
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&C FIt66' ConpssoIIsr ~ '''
J. VAN BUREN, Attorney General.
III. HALSEY Survivor General

DYOTTvlLLE GLASS WORKS.
pkNNEkS. SMITH 4 CAMPBELL, Dyotfvili. f,,...
~ Work. phlsdeipnia m.nufacture Carboys Tor seid
ra-sfer boses; TunbIsr ana iii Hssds Of pr.! VINE
sas Ordsrs addressed No Hk South Front srcef ~
ladelphrs, Will meet with prompt attention. MS Imbre
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SIGHT RESTORED

: AND INFLAMMATION OF The EYES CURED,
Dry THE ROMAN EYE BALsAM-A Specific Oini-
~ mont for Diseases Of the Eyss. This bsissn will
speedily weak Inflammation and
ns:: from the eyeds md restore siGht here . possbe
s1snins By 6xed attention 70 minute objects be
See ~ lew appliesons In fact Us almost miraculous
uses il. Wv :.
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemiss and
g.sE1t, sgeeessor TO A. B. BANDS co. IN Broadway,
~ vnIsn}e bsdisg Sold also 100 Fulton street ard
" Eaet nroaaway.s Pree Is cents. ~ insr
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do hereby certify that the statement il correct
Given under hands the 1ecreary Of ststes Once in
OF Lord one Thousand eight hundred fortysir
N. 3. BENTON Secretsyy of State
A. 9. FLA00, ComproIler
J. VAN BUREN,, Attorney General
II. HALSEY Surveyor General
sTArE OF New YoRK,} 1 certify the preceding to be
Seerefdrys Ores, true copy Of orgias state meut
OF the Bosrd OF state Canvasse on file in this Office
Given unSef my hard and seal Of eee the city Of AL
Lord one thousand eight hundred and isrty.si2 '1
N. a BENTON. Secretary Of State
STATE OF NEw YoRK, s.-5tatsnsnt OF the whole num-
per votes given for and the proposed mt
The General EIecon held in the said size las
wherein the several counties which the said votes were
given are dis,,nguished:- ''''
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THE suBsRrsr sQwAEG H2TE Il 9Th Dee 49, a.,
nsve received during tks pat season. 10 The above well
s 49, most respscsully ssk eoatnuasee Of
he,r VII tne sssunnes thar they continue
20 oeserve the pubiie favor by constant at
guests ''' - oo1'eA'ehee VI '"o'
die 1wsr TuOu IN 4 wutTr
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The Annual Pictorial Herald.

This great sheet, the best affair of the kind ever
issued, is now ready, and can be obtained at the
desk of our Office for six and quarter cents per-
copy.
II is emphatcally pictorial history OF the war
illustrating the battle grounds, sieges, and points
attacked and captured, from the taking Of Mata-
moras by the army to that of Tampice by the
navy.
The illustrations are arranged in the following
order:-
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4 : fsEsgSs cs s:sss;ais Of State.
H. HALsEY. Surveyor Gsnenl.

srsAIE o. New xonx, certify she precsdins to be
Of the Board Of Stass Csnv.sssr. on Ole ia this Office
6any the hirtieth day Of November the year Of our
Lord enc th0a'aIS s.gh: husdsed ssd ferty-siI.
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EIGHTH SENATE DISTRICT.

SCATTERING VOTES.
FIRST SENATE DISTRICT.
RIcHMoNp-Arthur Happen I. Joha Wilson 1.
NEw HoRx-Horaee Dresser 50.