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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10

BlQnkets and Elamncls.
GUpERIOR green and blue Maekinaw blank
y ets,. Whitney do IL gross horse do, also,
red; white and yellow flannels, for sale very low,
BY [oct4 4 ADJ VAN lLAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10
Wanted.

TSifREE THOUSAND Bushels good fan
i Wheat, for which casa, or goods at the
lowest cash prices will be paid: delivered at
nov l 'I5 j. s. KIMBaLL 4 co.'s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10
aslass Jars:

~ DOZ gals and l-2 gals tall jars, 4 doz
III 4" I" &c " quart sc for sale
by jan '46 ]. G LAUMAN, water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10
rREMOVAL.E

rREMOvAL.Ls
NESSRS. AUSTIN & LOCKRIDGE take
1Vl this method of informing their old custom
ers and the public in genera, that they have re-
moved their
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10

AIDES superine alpaca, cashmere ~
IL low hose, black and coi'd do. MisseSp do
Childrens Do d., and Mems black and gray INV
and nerino half hose, just received and for S1ls
low. by Ioct '451 LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10
TORAC6N,

BOXES Of Superior James River Tobacco, The
best article for the price ia the city. at
june Z, KINRaII.S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10

IF YOU WISH to see beautiful assortment oil
i fall and winter ribbons Gull at
sept n AS t8St GARRETT & cos.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1846-01-10

'NASH paid for Corn, Oats and Wheat. at
i.A.cl IA ,4s .T SHACKrORD'S.a
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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Oct. SO p. M

Monday, Oct. 90 r. M.
The stock market has lost the buoysncy exhibited on
Saturday last, upon the receipt of the foreign
Prices fell of fraction Reading declined 81 per cent
Norwich and Worcester; u Harlem, -; Canton, u
Farmers Loan % North American Trust, y, compared
with those current on Saturday.
At the second board there further falling of.
Harlem declined a. and Norwich and Worcester q per
cent.
1t waspretty currently reported in the street to-day,
that the visit of the Secretary of the Treasury the
city, for the purpose of making loan for Eve mil
lions of dollars We have good authority for stating
that there is truth in the report It evidently org
mated in the brain of stock specuator in the street
who had special object in view in giving it circu
lation.
We annex the United States Treasurer's monthly
statement showing the amounts at his credit in the var
repositories and the mint, by returns received at
three periods. This table shows the amount deposit
in each bank &c. the date given, and not the amount
subject to draft -
MONTHLY STATEMENT THE TREAsURER UNI-
TED STATES.
La 1s.1
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The above table exhibits the amount on deposit in
each Of the repositories the 2 of September without
deductng the drafts which have been drawn but not
paid. II appears by the official statement Of the secre
ary Of the Treasury that drafts amounting to 81 s9l 4sr
hal been drawn but not paid, although payable and
that the amount on deposite subject to draft was
297 81 drafts had been made upon some of
the repositories amounting 5000 u.s. nearly the whole
of which the Canal and Banking Company Of
New Orleans.
will be perceived that the surplus is rapidly
falling off, notwithstanding the large receipts at the
rious ports Of entry from customs. The amount de-
posite the government banks Of this city, the 2l
Of September subject to draft, only $a24 600 80
The amount on hand considerably larger than this
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELE a RAPHIc.

BALTIMORE, Monday evening.
The Southern mail brings nothing from Mexico
or the seat ofwar.
The yellow fever is increasing at New Orleans,
as we learn by the mail of this evening.
The Western mail has nothing of interest.
The local news to-day is not of sufficient, mpor-
lance to be worth telegraphing
The flour market is unaffected by the steamers
news. There has been quite an advance on the
price Of corn.
State and city securities are firm, and there has
been slight advance.
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IHE EYE.
DR. WHEELER. Ocalist.

nH WHEELEK, OcaIist, n GrecnwIcb street, near INC
Bsttcy devotcs his exclusive attention diseases OF
the Eye aud Ophsmic Surgery and the pooic that
here not amongst the diseases winch e bu
man Is subject disorders Of that which Camel
be essentially relieved cured by him The vast
udouDtd testimonials which be seen at ms once WI,
SATISFY he prbic that his practice is not exceeded eihe
extent or success by that OF other Oculis' IA 'he
States.
ARTIFICIAL Eyes for sale, and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms. -, o.h,.sh.
Office houT from "A NJ to o'clock PM alter "h'en ne
visits GU door patients. - -, ,l. r..
with nue ances sf great cures tneced " "
Wheeler. mode be had gratutousy ~ us
ar Inc same vii, he forwarded 70 one making
apple alton TO him by Letters, post pad' o0eoa@"'N
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Court OF Chaucerv.

The Vice Chancellor His Honor Vice Chance llor
sanford took his in the Vice Cnanceors Court
Yesterday for the first time He made few remarks to
the members Of the bar present, and amongst other
things said he would make material alteration in the
order OF business adopted by his predecessor He
proceeded 10 hear motions
Assistant Vice Chancellor Rober also took his seat
Yesterday after which he review ed at length the
duties aud re- responsibilities OF his Office From the crowd
e1 sac of the Cout and the hustle kept up by the law
GERS gong In and out could not catcn!s word that
ie ssid We understand however that he contemplates
making considerable alterations in the order oil business
a. Ina Iourt lie then proceeded to hear causes.
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Antiquities-MF. Packers Auction.-Pass-
up Duane the other day. eye suddenly
traced by the sign of the Mas.sn Daponais curiosity in
duced TO seek admance when courteously
ceved by the geute many proeieor, who from his Dutch
blood tastes and pursuits shod be great avone with all
Knicker bocker We speak agantly,
delighted with the parlors filled with the and choicest
articles OF European art, of them and three
centuries old. Old china delight Charles Lamb and the
old fashioned gentle gobets for and poes
and lions drink from; Oriental curioses for antigua
rsns and fans Of the sxteenh century fed,
pechance by the favor;e danes Of fashion the riva
beauties Of rich carved cabinets might have held
the correspondence of Buckingham Olivarez, the
beu Of Rochester Lauzan and the
We cannot hope tythe Of the things said
place well worth seeing of buying
why these and similar curostes should Be imported by nd-
viduss brought directly from Europe
and trouble whea they be purchased for least third
and with certainty Of getting the genuine articles from
Mr. Packer The SALE perceive kes place Thurs
day at II o'clock without regard TO the weather.
We expect 70 meets crowded company OF and
persons Of Taste there for will afford or the best
Of elegance found among the purchase Of these de
cimens Of Though such matters
generally can cordially recommend this eolecton the
be easy find equal Of London Paris the
AN OLD KNICKERBOCKER
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weekly Report OF Deaths.

- Wv september TO the 30 day OF October, Ists.
IS men. 81 women, 81 boys, 81 girls Total 2o5
DISEASES.
Abseess, Apopexy, 6; Asphyxis Bleeding, Bleed
ing from lungs Il Bronchitis u Cancer hoera infsnum
la Consum Commissions, Debility, Delium
tremeus, Darrhsa, Dropsy, s. Dropsy IN the head
Dropsy Ia the chest. Drowned Dyseotery Fever IL;
Fever bilious, Fever puerpersl Fever rem, test Fs
yer scarlet Fever typhus u Fever gastric, .; Heart ds-
ease Of Hopping Inia mmation of the brain,
g. Inflammation Of bowels, Inflammation Of lungs, g.;
determination 81 stomach S; Inflammation of liver. Luz
Temperance, Muasmas, ~; Old age o Palsy Prem.-
TIE bmth Kspars at ss,s,ua spinal i
Ase-fnder year IS; 10 years, -; to s. IS; to 10
10 10 TO- 10; 90 TO 20, as 40 tn So II; 80
O. so to TO- 6; 10 to 90. 7; 90 to 30, 4; unknown,L
'o'o'ee rToeRisSEIiUs g. ARCHER, CITY Inspector.
City Inspectors othce, Oct 5. lsw
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A SIMPLE FACT.

A GENTLEMAN, relative Of Mrs yeryis. was taken III
"A with severe cold which settled the lungs. She
mepced "doctorng for it, (ss all will when there
eold sbouJ with her flame and goose and such
like 10 mo- purpose; occurred her that c-uibns
ton herbs that each admitted coed
for cold so memes have the effect when, by hap
py accident resulted in the coneoctiug OF remedy that
will cure cold always This she hss To- med into candy,
making It pslstabte to take. which is called
MRS. JERVISS COLD CANDY,
composed Of ingredients that will be told any body if
The combination the that is
TO be dvuIged and Of should be reward of
Jervs who Samsritan-ke ying to relieve suffering
mortal OF that dis agre cable complaint,
Sold by Mrs JEHVIS, 33s Broadway, In, door 10 the
Tabernacle. Put packages Of one shg shlngs,
four shngs and Que dollar.
AeENTs-Rushton n Co 10 Astor House
Nrf. HAYS, l39 tult BROOKLYN.
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The deposit banks of this city will have for
graduation when the surplus is all gone
has now become SO much reduced that they very
little aboutit and it is source of trouble than
profit As the banks get fairly clear of the gov
ernment We may look fora tighter money market than
we have had for some time past The banks will have
the government in their power, when comes forward
for loan, requires any financial facilities of any
kind The new issue of treasury notes does not work
very WELL and the government is obliged to depend in
upon the banks taking them deposit to give
them circulation Even with this arrangement il is
with difficulty they put out and the banks in every
instance where they do so, refuse to have any
thing to do with them Nearly two millions Of these
notes have been issued at nominal rate Of interest and
they range in this market at discount of onequarer to
onehaf per cent There is demand for them for any
other purpose than to make to the government
and the probability is, that farther depreciation will
take place. the issue increases in amount We do not
believe it possible for xthe government to issue the
full amount authorized-$l0 900 0oOat nominal rate
Of interest.
The following the earnings Of the Mohawk and
Hudson Railroad Company for the week ending Octo-
Der LIST -
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NEW YORK YACHT GLIB


NOTICE-The subscription Regatta for Yachts. manned
IN exclusively by members ofths Club comes of on Wed
nesdsy, October Eth
The Yachts will started from the Club House. Hoboken
at 10 o'clock precisely 49,,
The Commodore having grstui,ousy rendered the s,eam
the Club boat i'll leave the Hoboken at quarter
and be joined BY members on the club house. un
I'll q past 10.
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but drafts had been drawn but not paid reducing It to
the amount above named
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of public
money deposite in the principal cities at three Pc
RODS
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The earnings Of the road from the first day Of Janua
ry the first day of October of the present year, ex-
coed those of the corresponding period the past year
by the sum of thousand and ninstyfve dollars and
sixty. six cepts.
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ling are the entries for the race
THE FAIR.

THE FAIR.
MIR BRADY would respectfully request all those
WI ing the Fair, and wishing to obtain faithful Dsguer
reotype likeness the best style Of tbs his
specimens there exhibition. Mr. Brady has receiv
first for the years. and leaves with the
public 10 Judge If he merits il again. &C Iwissr
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Died..

Died.
On Monday, October 5th Mrs. SARAH LESTER relict
of Dr. Andrew Lester the saith year of her age. She
one il not the Oldest resident member OF the NJ f.
Church in the city of New York.
The friends of her John NJ Lester and her grand
sons, Andrew Lester and John A. Burdett, also the
friends of the other members Of the family and their
neral on Tuesday 9th instant the residence Of her
son, No. 70 King street
On Monday morning. 5th inst, WILLIAM H., son Of
Amasa and Lucinda Foster aged months and 10 days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon, at half past
o'clock at So Cliff street.
On Monday morning, at o'clock, Mrs. MARIA AEMs-
GARD, of Copenhagen, Denmark wife OF James Peter
sen, at the age of AZ years.
The friends of the family, and the members Of the
Covenant Lodge No IS, l. 0. of 0. F., are hereby re-
9th October at ga o'clock from her late residence 1907
Mulberry street.
At Brooklyn on Monday afternoon, at o'clock, Mrs.
MARoARET McCkBE, aged 80 years
The friends Of the deceased and particularly those OF
her son inlsw, Philip Lyman and grandson Terrence
Brady respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow wednesday, at O'Clock p NJ from her late
residence LOG Jackson street, without further invita-
ton. 1t
At Philadelphia, on the I'd inst Mrs JANE ARGUE, in
the 10th year OF her sge the LIST inst JAcoB BoYrR,
in the seth year OF his age; on the ID inst in the 7sh
year OF her age, Mrs. MARoAEET BRowN.
In Charleston, Oct 3D. WIN A CALDWELL, aged 66,
for many years a respected citizen Of that place.
AT st. Patrick Canada, the 18th ult MARTHA
CATHcART, aged 109. This venerable lady came from
county Antrim Ireland to Charlotte county, about 20
years ago To nearly the last she retained the posses
sion Of her faculties
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Before Judge Edmonds.
Ger 5--Afer the Court was organized, his htntr
proceeded to call the special calendar and TOOK Anew IN
quests after which, the Court adjourned
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the upper corner Broadway aud Murray
be visited by all who have desire the the
good and the beautiful are there BY profes
o Plumbe in equalled in the world.
Philadelphia Agents for the Herald, G. b.
zieber Co.. Ledger Buldins; Sd street. aeaF Chs:pnh
names Terms-75 cents per month. including the Sunday
paper s. csnts without it. Advertisements and communi-
intended for next days must be left at the
agency by o'clock in the afternoon. toll
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The Pioyune OF the nth ult lays that the day previ.
Gus ten twelve Of yellow fever we're reported
by the Board of Health The fever far observed
by them bcr confined TO strangerswho have recently
arrived in the city In very destitute circumstances,
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Married..

Married..
On Monday evening, 5th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Lough-
ran of St Patrcks Cathedral, Mr.. THOMAS McGIvrEy,
to Miss Ellie ABErH, Oldest daughter Of Francis Gilmore
Esq, both Of this city.
At Charlottesville, Va, Sept. goth, by the Rev Mr.
Walker Mr.. ELBOW p. Bacon, of that place, to Mrs.
MARY A. GILLETTE, eldest daughter OF George Wells,
Esq, of Painfela, New Jersey.
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1etaes.
The Governor Of So Carolina has appoint the
9Th Of November = k,gving Day The same time
A youth about d sen year. of age, named Charles
Badly, took poison night and died this morning. He
was youth Of go habits and cheerful disposition and
no cause can be for the act unless dissppont
ment In his exp ms Of getting some employ ment-
He was orphsnl1nd came to this city few months
ago from Seneca Fy1, where he very respectfully
connected-Brfab Courier, ID inst
DR.. l.. B. Bicycles has been removed from the Office of
Physician to the Auburn State Prison. and DR.. lansing
Briggs apponteQ1n his stead.
Mr.. James Irvn, 81 the town of Penleton, Niagara
county, ~ Saturday 10th ult in thre shng
with machine quantity Of wheat badly rusted. In
consequence as supposed ofbreathng the of the
rusted wheat he was taken severely H. and died on
Tuesday.
We understand that arrangements are being made to
continue the magnetic telegraph from Buffalo to
Toronto, through Hamilton Mr.. Wells one of the pro-
prieors Of the New York and Buffalo Telegraph, went
and intends visiting Hamilton In few days for the same
purpose.
soldier by the name of Ring, by birth from the old
Granite state, (New Hampshre) as among others of
the same regimsut (hs ID infsntry) advancing to do
his best in the action, when he the the
artillery that Cspt May was charging Some of the
party shot the gunner who had already touched the
quick.match with his portfre, when Ring up and
pulled the match rom the cannon before had burnt
the powder This gallant feat performed in sight
Of thousand Mex!cans and, in doing, it is estimated
he saved at least lily lives Capt Mays squadron was
within one hundred and fifty yards of the mouth of the
cannon at the time. The loaded with grape
shot. -
0AA
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To the Editor Of the New York Herald
S 81 notice in the Hrsld OF this morning under the head
OF Fraud TO Emgrants statement that application (of
what KIND does not sntel made Saturday morning
before Justice Osborne, BY German emgrant who stated
that he had been deauded BY Of 500 by the
the purchase OF two Tickets for which the above
paid being the fare from this Cincinnati and that
said tickets proved at Bafalo TO be of no value.
IN answer to this lhavo that in Buffalo
informs that such tickets him.,
and that the emgrents must have fallen with
prncpled runners for of the swndng
germs which make icter entire business cheat the poor
foreigners out OF then money and for whom they
stanty on the look out X tue that German did
come back from Bpnalo and state that tickets
would not pass agent Without the slightest hes
from him and paid him ~ for hi: from Buffalo for
both Of which have receipts On the day.
esived tes. aph from our agentin Buff
p had been duly forwarded, and that of tickets
only that the NOTES which appeared in your paper
the first had heard q It, and find Of any
complaint the Office The emigrant believe, d.
rectiy to us, and was paid forthwith
will only add that authorize refer for the cha
acter Of house, for promptness forwarding
and and scupuous honesty the schage of
ties to the Irish benevoent Society," and the british
Protection Society," also, to the Swedish Consul and to
shipping merchants Of character in the city
conclude by saying that have nothing do with
laying in the alns house Buffalo, and that
ready ntaner redeem specie any tickets have
ever issued.
For WOODWARD x Co., 1873 Westinghouse.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
THE October Course of Lectures will be ed
Tuesday, 9th instant, at 10 A. M Two Lectures daily
during the month.
On Hygiene, by Professor J. M. Smith,.
Comparative Anatomy, by Professor Watts.
Veuereal Diseases. by Professor Parker.
Diseases OF the Uterus by Professor Gilman
This Course free the Matrcusted Students Of the
College Members profession cully invited
TO attend. X. WATTS Jr, ~.
Secretary to the Faculty.
al t,robv stree o6 3teod issr
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We are enabled to state that all Letters
left at kenyon's Foreign Letter Office 10 Wall street, were
putin good time, and safely on BOARD the Cambria
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not often that find amongst the Medical Faculty SUI
fcient candor accord merit whatever TO Patent
Medicines" conflicts with their interest TO debut
below give lception.
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN. -
EXETER, Me Sept. 80, l845.
This eerties that have the of Wisars
Basam Of Wild Cherry for diseases Of Lungs for two
and many bottles to knowledge, have been
a. ed by my PATIENTS with beneficial results In
where thought confirmed consumption had taken place
the Wild Cherry effected cure.
Z. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner
None genuine unless sign ed l. BUTTS on the
For safe by A. g. d. SAN d. agents for New York city;
by generally throughout the United States aud
Canada OF Ii DGW
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that Mr. Jones, oil the most rospectaDle
formers in the of Mered has teen committed for
charged with the murder of his wife Louisa Jones
1t appears that they lived very unhappily together and
slept different parts Of the house. On Saturday night
the 27th u, called up his mother and who
lived close by stating that his wife had fallen down stairs
When they reached the house they found her dead and
some Of the neighbors called in to lay her out On
the day ofthe funeral, however dissatisfaction was
manifested at the appearance Of the wounds upon de-
ceased and vote taken whether bury her have the
called The latter decided upon and ajury
summoned, and the testimony Of several ply sicians
conclusive that the deceased came her death from
wounds inflicted upon hef head by person. There
eleven wounds on different purfs of the head, and
duced death They had the appearance of having been
made With considerable force and by metallic in
strument with obtuse edge perhaps hammer.
The skull broken in in places the region
the part Of ofhe ears cut off, These and other
matters adducsd established the fact beyond question
that deceased had been nhumanly murdered; and the
iury rendered verdict to that effect Mr.. Jones
and the matter at once placed before the Grand
Jury then session. who found true bill OF indictment
against him murder Mr.. Jones Is one OF tie best
dollars and has always been considered good and
able citizen though Of quick and irritable
and as h general expression of those
Who know him. l. the last man that would have been
suspected oftuch Crlne.
FrRx IN ST. LOUISA most destructive fire took place
yesterday morning in the upper part Of the city The
hemp Warehouse occupied principally BY q w Jenks'
Out OF $500 worth Of sugar only three hogsheads are
saved Aquany OF stoves, uninsured valued AZ ei2vv
and owned by C. M. valleau, are among the ruins.
r. Janney lost 100 crates OF queenswaIe insured Inc
The Union Insurance Once loses about $4,000. The
building was injured The whole loss 10 estimated at
SoOoeO The hre 10 supposed to have been the work Of
| an incendisry-S st. Lssss New Era, 2sA Wit.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. PARKER respectfully gives notice his friends
l1 patrons and the public that his school will for the
season on Wednesday Octobsg the h At the new room n
ton Wednesdays and Saturdays Young Lides and Misses
Class from o'clock Boys to commence at O'clock
Gentle mens' class from to 10 o'clock. -
given in all the and fashionable dances
of ofasr
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In other Repositories .$5,7367N $7l3532 IS 1881 500
More than half of the aggregate amount on depo-
sit in the banks of the three principal Cities leaving
but little than three millions in all the other depo.
STORIES The transfers during the past month have been