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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22
NEW STOR

TIME Subscribers have just received from
l. the East new and splendid stock Of
FALL T. WINTER GOODS,
which arc respectfully offered to the public
among which are
DIR GOODS:
BROAD CLOTHb-Blue. black. brown.
Olive. hottie green, and steel mkt.
CASSIMERES-Of superior quality and
Variety OF colors.
SATINETS-Of all co.ors aud Of every
quality some very beautiful, Kentucky
Jeans, linseys, brsvertscns, Glasgow Jeans,
Giraffe cloth, velvet., nfcrinoss, aIpaccas,
Rep cashmcres. muslin de LANES.
Amsrio an & English Prints
Linens. cambli.s, lawns, book muslins
Jackonetts. white and red flannel, bleach
ed and brown mnslins, brown and blue
billings. doc skin fannels, silks, satin.
Linen, flag and cotton hdkfs. silk velvet,
Swansdown and valencia vcxtings, cotton,
Wool and worsted silawls, green 5erage,
Bed ticking, comforts, ruspendcrs. wad-
ding, candle wick, tapes. sewing silk,
Twist, edgings, laccs, ribbons, checks,
Ladies' hose gents socas. buckskin gloves
Meu's aud boys cloth and glazed caps Jun.
bfcllis. ribbon bound mackin,w aud point
Blankets, buttons. cotton anc linen thread,
Cotton aud woo.en yarn, cotton cord i,
Pms, needles, cotton aLd linen table dra
perry, pilot cloths, heavy blue coating.
Ready Made Clothing:
Blanket coats, black and blue pilot over coats
Beav yer, blue and drab over coats. u gene
raj assortment Of winter vests, draw err, etc
Groc Gc.
Rio coffee, warranted fret rate article, gun
Powder and young hyson teas Of the very
Beat qua lity loaf and brown euyars "a /.
eratus, pepper, cloves, ullspice, rice. can
dies. indigo, madden, copperas, III 'lssses,
Tobacco. powder. lead, Sc, &c.
Sole & Upper Leather, Boots
and Shoes.
A large and splendid assortment OF a superior
Quality, most Of which are custom made
And warranted to z We satisfaction to the
Purchaser.
ASSN are.
Tumblcrs OF all patterns, by the box or singlr)
Peppers, mustards, sinsgars. salts and
hotties, Ss< 10 and 10 x IL glass BY the
Box, (SImmons & Roberts brand nails,
screws, table and tea spoons, augsrs,
fiatchets, files, curry combs, hand saws,
Combs, ladies, ra1ors, shears, scissors, pad
Locks, backing brushes, red ords, letter
and foolscap paper, etc. etc. etc.
All Of which we will sell at the lowest pos
| sible prices for Cash or exchange for any kind
| Of Country Produce.
JR CAMPBELL 4 Co
Burlington. Dec. II. 1915
| Jefferson street between Main and Water
! directly opposite the Iron Store.
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The Members Of the Mechanics Insli
m's are requested TO attend the adjourned
meeting under the Hawk Eye Office, on
tuesday evening next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

TERR,ronY OF Iowa, COUNTY OF HENRY, IS
District Court for said County; March Term
A. d. 1876.
NATHANIEL B. I1oGG,
surviving partner OF
the firm of In Chaneery. Petition
S. Bowman l. Co. for J0roelosurs OF Mort
Us. | gfSe.
JosEPH REED and
Thomas SMITH, Sen'r
TUNH E above named defendant, Joseph Reed,
will take notice that the above named
complainant has filed petition in Chancery,
praying for the foreclosure of certain Mort.
gage, caring date the a9th day of May, 1914.
executed by said defendant unto the said firm
Of 5. Bowman 4, Co, on the following dcscrib-
ed real estate, to wit. the E half OF the N f.
or. and tbs f half of the S E or. OF Section %
in Township = N in Range W.
And whereas the sai1 comp. ainant has filed
an affidavit stating that sal d defendant is u
nonresident Ct the Territory Of Iowa.
Notice is therefore hereby given that unless
said defendant shall appear at the next term
OF said Court to be begun and held at the
Court House Of said couniv. on the third Non
day after the third Monday in February. and
plead answer or demur to said bill or pet,' ion
the same will be taken as confessed and u
dec. &C entered accordingly.
EPtIRAIM FITZPATRICK,
elk Dist Court Of Henry County, r
John +. Morton, By A. LoTsrEIcH.
Sol'r for compi'ut. Deputy
Jan. %, lo46-35-6t
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Muf Lost.

~ Office. All persons are hereby fore
IN warned not to purchase a note given by
me to John Gravbcll for one hundred dollars.
about the year 1888 or 1899. as said note has
been paid. ISAAC SWIGAHT.
Burlingt ton, Jan. 22-'46-3t
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WINTER CLOTHING.
i G. LAUMAN has jus, reed and 10
a. now openin: the most superio. assort-
mcnt Of
r andy III ads Cloehiay
ever offered in This city. consisting in part of
Blue, gray and green blanket over coats
Super black and brown beaver sack and
business d.
. fancy cashmere do
Heavy diamond cass and tweed cloth do
Blue aud cadet mkt jeans do
Super black and fancy Cashmere pants
- - and blue salt. do
Blue and gray jeans do
Vests, complete assortment,
Drawers, undershrts, collars, eto.
The goods were bought by myself by the
piece. made in the most fashionable styls BY
competent workmcn IN Phladcl phia. Prices
lo,c and goods and wcrkmanship warranted.
call and see them. J g LAUMAN
nave Water street
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regular weekly trips between ST Louis and the
above point on the opening Of navigation in
the Mississippi river; leaving st louis every
Friday evening at 4 o'clock, and will be at Fit
Madison, Burlington. Oquawka. New Boston
and Bloomington, every Sunday.
On her downward trip, she will leave
Bloomington every Monday o.ning ut o.
clock, and will he at New Boston, Oqua wku.
Burlington and Fl Madison same day, and ar
rive in St Louis on Tuesday evening.
Passengers and shippers may rely upon the
regularity and prpmptitudc OF her arrivals and
departures. Every attention will be paid to
the comfort OF passengers-her acco,nmoda-
tons being unsurpassed by any bout in the
trade. [jan is 1864
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I'm portant to County Com m isyi0ners.
ENBERSOL & MATHEWS hive now
on hand and for sale at their Gunsmith
Shop on Main street,
COUNTY SEAL PRESSES,
on the most approved plsn, Also, CouxrY
SEALS made 10 order.
Silver spoons. Rings. &c handsome
ly engraved. Jan 46-3J
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Mr. Editor:-Please announce the nam. Of
Henry X. Eads, as u candidate Cor City
Marshal at the coming election.
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SPECL9L NOTTcE.-TLere will


he meeting Of the "Burlingtnn Library AS
sociation" agreeable to adjournment, in Union
HALL, over j. G. PurtriGge's store, on Tomorrow
(Fridayl evening, TO choose officers under their
new Constitution. 1t is expected that all the
old subscribers to the Library and Reading
Room will attend punctually as well as all
others interested, at half past o'clock.
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Alexis Stoddard,
Is.
IIcorc T,,licr

Henry fuller.
THE said Henry Tullcr is hereby notified
l. that the plaintiff has filed ia the District
Court for Des M.ine. county, :. T.. on the
Chancery side Of said court his petition. settin.
forth in substance that he has Purchas.d Of
Ca rter WiIkie, town lot number 450. Of which
said Wilkie and I'u!lar held joint certificate
Of pre- cmption, and which certificate the said
Tullar assigned to said Wiikie intending
thereby to convey to said Wilkie all his inter
EFT in said lot, and praying tn. court tn decree
that the said Tullar convey the same by deed
IN lee simple to petitioner. WIN II STARR,
ian l 1876 complniuants Solicitor
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FIRE. FIRE. FIRE.

THOSE indebted TO me by note or book ae.
l. count. will be doing justice to me and to
themselves by paying up either in cash. wheat
or cash produce. Money must have to set
tie my own debts; further indulgence cannot
be given. | will be found at L. Dav,d's
store, on Jefferson street, and in case Of my
absence. w. d. Remey is duly authorized to
receive and receipt for the same.
Novl3 JNO. S. DAVID.
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BURLINGTON Market.
%arrieU,

On Thursday. l4th inst by the Rev David
Crawford. Mr JAMES ii. JOHNSON, to Miss Ma
rILpA RoBiNsoN, both Of Des Moin-s county.
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Gun and White Smithind.

TilE undersigned having permanently
located in Burlington, would inform
the public generally that they have opened 4
shop ON Main street, u few doors above A. w.
Carpenter Matchmaker shop, wherc We can
b: found AT oil times, and hope by a strict at.
tentinn TO business. Ia merit a share Of public
patronage. EBERSOL y MATHEWS
jan 1858
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Territory Of Io,ca,
Des Moines county.
Albert G. Bradstreet, Bill in Chance.
rs. ~ to foreciose 4
Mary A kuctzcr. Mortgage.

TIVliE defendant is hereby notified that pc
Il ttion is now pending in the District Court
for Dcs Moines county ms above entitled, the
object OF which is to forecpse NOR igagc in
favor oil the plaintiff on account Of the non
payment of certain sums o. money therein
mentioned, and praying the cpur, that the
mor.gagcd premises which are the east half OF
lots $50 and 66l may be sold to satisfy the
same with costs. WIN II STARR,
Jan | 1916 32-6t Solicitor for complainant
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CPADES and SHOvELS An a.sor,.
~ msmt Of iron and steel spades and shoyela
Just reed and for sale By CooLsAucn 4 {,
MD :E!-s y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

CUGAR and RIO COFFEE Jus
~ reed atB I. DAVID'S JEFF. rson street !
fine article Of N Q sugar. ALSO ~ sacks
Rio Coffee and bbls loaf sugar. st.srine and
tallow candles. bar soap. etc., for aIe low sor
any kind Of country produces. BY
nl3 BTDAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

Lee County Lands.
atIE following tracts Of land in Lee
county are offered for sale on &C
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-22

TNDELlBLE INK. Payson's and
Wright indelible ink, a superior article
for sale by jams LAUMAN, watcr-st
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

tnswer, and sent another aid,de-camp vnb
pc,amplory orders, bvl cfr,re be could de-
lye' them, ''he proper tine hal arrived,
and ihe column Of 5OuLi was in motion and
the next momon, j9 head wac eoyeIoped IN
the smoke Of cannon, and in lew mo-
inenls sallorward torn ond mangled, OppesI'
ed upon the crest Of lhe hIl where IL sWog'
elsdlwo hours for victory & WON'T Soul
had delayed tie charge because the enemy
Wefe ex,endIDg their lines and weakening
'heis centre, Bonop,ne saw az once 'b'
reason Of bis delay, and struck with adml
ration aI bis behavior, soon arer code up II
HIN. ana in presence Of The whole seG, ex
clsimed, Marshal account you tho ablos
tscihisn Ia The empire - Hsadley's NGpo
le9n aul lis MarshaS.
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SaHta Fe.-This having become i
place Of in'eres, in the public eye since
Gen. Kaarney's expedition 10 il, we cx
tract from Mr., Grcgg's 'Commerce II
he Prairios' descripDioo Of the town
nd iDs noighbor5ood. Mr.. G. made
several lradiop expeditions from Mis-
eouri to S1ula Fc. and became well &C.
1oainled with that place. as well as with
,ll the Intermediate country.
'S,nra Re, the cpnDal cf New Mexico
: the only town or any importance il
he province. We Sometimes find j.
written &ania Fc dc San Francisco,
,HoIy Faith Of ST. Frsncsco, } the latter
being the patron Of lotol,ry saint Like.
most OF the towns inlhis section Of coun
ry. il occupies the site Of an sncienlPu
bio or Indian village. whose race has
been extinct for greet many wears. Is
situation il twcIre or fifteen miles Fss'
Of the Ro del Nof'o, al the Western
0ase Of snow clad mountain, upon :
Oeau'iIol stream Of small mill power siza
which riprlss down in icy cascades and
Ii'ins Tie fiVer soma twenty miles 10 ihs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

% ofO. F. GRANDLoDoE Of TnLU-
NlTED STATEa.-We lesrn mat Ihe Grand
lodge Vi Tho United States which has been
N session 10 this clIy for the post ave days
adjourned at eight O'Clock last night sine
die. On Wednesday night, on the OH bal.
lot, Horn, r, Kneass, Esq, OF PhiIsdPl-
phla, was elected Grand Sire Of the Older,
which is The chief official station IN The as"
sDcialiun Mr. Knea.s cluzan Of Phll-
aIephia, Of high standing and TespecIabil
y much esteemed by all who know him
On the SIKH ballot, p, G. Master Thomp-
son, Of Mass having received The majority
IF all the votes poIed, was pronounced du>
9 elected Deputy Grand Sire. p. q. Mas.
Der Jas. l. Rrdg2y, Of Md, was unanI'
ImousIy reelected Grand Cores spending
Secretary, p Z. Master A. E. WatDer
was also unanimously reelected Trraau-
lrelr The Omer has cause for cOngraula-
uon, at The judlclous selection OF officers,
chosen 10 preside over lIs Interests the en-
sung term From the annual report Of ,he
Grand and Subordinate ..odgcs, We observe
that during the pas year lhcLOdgeS through
out the United SDsles aud Canada have in
Irraaapd In 900. that the number Of new lUs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

SlewaHPearce lbe Democratic candidate
for Assembly, is beyond all question, bou
intelligent and honest When he vas nom
mated We could imagine no Objection 'ha
could be put forward against him'& We have
heard no valid one yet from any quarlerN'
was engaged in business four OK five year.
in IhIs vicinity, at The mill and farm, anr
recommended himself to our cjizeus by hs
prudence, industry and honesty ol life. Bs,
sides, bis political sentiments sIe known 'c
be firm and in accordance with those OC I
very large majority Of ne people Of lh'
county, His age too is smpa; aod il
shor! hio qualifications, are just euch as b.
come representative IN the Legislature J
y as these farls IhaI recommended hjg' Co
he delegates from 81 the townships whrr,
he ia best known for nOninsnon, and hes
nov recommend him 10 the voters for II.
unph~nS election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

Eeforo we issue another paper the cleo
,ioa will have passed, we therefore, agair
end for The last ,ime, urge our Democrat,
friends 10 attend punctua'ly at the polls AM
vote the whole Democratic Ticket lis :
good one, and his been fairly nominated BY
tie representatives Of the party, and will bt
sIcrrcd by handsome majority if'he voters
tarn ont. All that is wanting is lor every
Democra, to do his duty, and all will br
vel. Turn out then, and attend the elec
ton on Tuesday next and give a srons
pu'l. 'oog pull and a pull altogether, fo
the whole D DmnCratc Ticket.
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lI"The "Hard C,dcr"p'rty Of 1870,
5 becoming wonderfully moral 10 1876
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

~ ~ " w ihh ' ~ W. - AN'N'
A number of Democrats met al the Pub.
ic House Of Hon, john Koons Columbus
.Luzerne county, on the evsning Of October
6h ls40,
On motion Col JAMES TUBS, was cho-
sen chairman and Forsyth Petrikin Secro
tarv.
The object of The meeting vas stated to
be for the purpose Of iB,eEchacging sen'l-
msu,s iu regard to Ihe Congressional and
county ticket nominated this fall and Civ
ing an expression of opinion in regard'o the
candidates and the principles of the Demo'
cratic party.
Among other proceedings, the following
Resolutous, were, on motion, adopted.
Resolved: That in ne President Of the
United States we recognize pure, firm
and an honest statesman; dcsirous to die.
charge The duties Of his position with ldeli'
Ilv 10 the constitution and 81 as TO promote
The real interqs's Of The country.
Resolved: That Fraocis r Skunk, by the
honesty OF his past life private and otlica
has won our entire confidence; and By 'hs
lirmness, integrity and sagscily Of hls con
iuc, SO Governor Of Pennsylvania has i'm.
loressed Us with firm conviction of hi
eminent capacity and 6,oess for that sta
uon His veoes of Incorporation bills las
winter, were iosl and wise interpretations 0
The Executive authority 10 prevent ras'
and III advised legislation; and have endear
ID him 10 The true Democrac! Of ,he Com
nonwealth.
Resolved thai the denomination Of Gov
amor Skunk by tbe mex, fourth Of larcI
Convention is the decided wish Of the De
nocracy of huzerne, and that they will en-
)orse that nomination by an increased ma
j>Iily oVet Il former oCca' on
| Resolved: That wo will support Over
D. Loib Cor Congress-, because h. rs IT,
Democratic candidate fairly nominated, be
qnse he is entncd to a rc,eectlon by viz
! lue Of The just usage Of JhO Democracy giv
ng to Representatives in Congress- sec
Irad term and because he viii roly repre-
!. sent our opinion upon public questions b,
l. - Il
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THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

ANL NlHH VI % NAN 49,
The Imporloco Of this ioe''lm'bIe
ighI OF f eemon, is not properly I'm
pressed upon he minds Of the people
They do not al have the coIviction mat
iiss duiy 10 vote "a well ssa right
rhs 10 ell wrong. Every m'n who hoS
4 vote should stieod the EeclIoA snd
pxercise lhst righD Of uii.oge whiet the
laws Of the coun,ry have secured 10 hIn
ccotdiog 10 The b:6 Of his judgment
A frieod,i in leue' 10 G',uses the follow
lug language upon his subject
How desirable i, would be 10 hav'
Impressed upon the minds Of those who
rri,y ,he rich ioherilonce OF freedom,
conviction Of The immensa value OF th'
right Of sutirsgr. II liberty he lost If
his country, as it has been 10 ever
loihrT since our race existed, y VIII o
IuA-d away lhro' a mIsapprehensioo Q
This invaluable pr,rogalive. This Is III
,hrealuing evil Too many there or
wi estimate sta base price o priVlleS'
so inesiimable. Il the ship Of liberl
be LOST, it will have been wrecked opo
'Lhis rock"
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Font 'orgel the Canal Comniaioner
,j,Ga. .,.av D-nocgats, while attending 'c
.N,napor o.. oe .oun,y ticket Wi'isu
2 Trnt +. 's.rroes every vote that Cal
B. ,i.~. 'r i. 81, ard not one should be los,
asaea Jas ,heSIste improvements have
T. p. tn' IT,, the YAK payers in paying ,h'
;,'..s.; 90 "a State deb, ever since be hat
.,.. ;.,.- ANAL Board He is an sErl
49,, .- .. and sn honest waLi ia shorI,
49, .. a..... qualified for the Office oI
C.lei CUnu.5ilUnoh
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

4 DETgnMTyATIoN or BLooD TO THE HEAD as
It Is called be accounted f5r upon 10 other
principle than from corrupt and 5taman. hrmors
in the venous circulation, which prevent the prop
3r return OF the vital fluid to tho heart, The blood
can have no more Wcdicction Tor the head than
Tor any other part; JUDGED its specific gravity
would give it tendency to the cXtcniIics; hue
when the passages are rhol;cd up, and 1t becomes,
rs it we're. prisoner in the head; no wonder there
is dislcnsion or swelling Of the blood vessel, a
pressure upon the brain aud head ache gild.ucsl
IllpIlatIon OF the heart, insanity opopeXy, aud
ireadfuI results,
Nigl's Iadon Vegetable PiHsarc always ccr.
tain 30 prevent the above unpleasant complaints.
because they eApcl nom circulation those very hu-
purs which are the couse not only ora dsndcrcd
motions olrhe bood' but crcrery nmIady incident
to MAJ. They also aid aud improve digestion and
Therefore will most assurcd!y give health and vigor
TO the hody,as well rs prevent any evil consequence
from wha, is termed ru.h Of blood to tie head
Cuuij0n 1t should he rcmcmlccI that Mr.
Edwad Cole Of Philadelphia, No Ionn Dixon, Of
Eason Pa and Mcssrs' Brownjnrd 4 Brothers. Of
Phiadlo are not agents Of ours, and or 'hcy rur-
chase no Wrghls Indian Vegetable plrs at our
olI.ro, We cannot guaranty a, genuine any mcdi-
cine they may have for sale,
hgrul for Blo)m,bug George Weaver,
For other Ageu's see advertisements in a.
I0ohpr column.
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CoLLRcroR's OFFICE, }
Berwick, October !, 1916. 5

Berwick, Oc'o0et /, Ie4o' }
CcL. WEBI,
Dem Sir.--Ths following shows tht
COLLECTIONS al this Office for IEo presen
fiscal yer up to and including The 30'h o
September--
T0r the month Of September sl2,7a3 4
Per las! repor. AT4O 81
Whole amount G54,553 7.
Amoon, of Coal shipped
in September 81 524 tons.
PEI las! report l09O55
whole anoun. 1855 tons.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN MCREYNOLOs, Collector,
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four dsu Of bujlimg' whose fronts are
shaded with fringe Of p,riales or cor
redoyes Of The rudesl pcSs.bla descriP'
ton. They stand around The public
square, and comprise tho Governor
house, custom house, The barracks, the
Crsa ConSisloria Of the AIcaldes, the
military chapel, besides several private
residences, as well as most Of The shops
OF The American lraderS.
'rhe population Of New Mexico is
almost exclusively coudled to towns and
yiI3ges, the suburbs of which are gen'
orally farms. Even most ofIhe iodiyId
oal rancbts and hnciendas have grow
Unto village result almost indisPen
sable for protection against the ma'au
ding savsges Of The surrounding wilder
neSs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

whsa, is up TO o. 90 to 81 10 per bush
el 10 Philadelphia Corn "a to 7sc' Rye
about the same and -Four iS up $3.50 per
barrel olher agricultural productions have
also risen wi,hm few day above former
prices. This is good news Cor the Farmers
bat bad news for the plnN makers
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

Official COn6cnation.--C0piurs u
Santa Fs The Washington Unior
says, that Official information has beer
received from Gen. Kparoey, announr
ing The capture and quio, military pos
session Of the territory Of Nav Mexico
4 is understood Gen, Kearrey, with
a small lorce, IS oboul TO leave Santa z,
Coz few days, on an excursion to some
Of the principal pl'cCs in The territory
and may ccoclude to establish a military
pos below OF neat Ihe RIO Grarde,
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AN 6PeRENTICE,

To the Printing business is wanted at this or
fee. An active boy Is or l6 years of age will re-
ceive good encouragement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

EnGlsd PhiioHihrpV There or.
cases o0 record, IN the olhce rf'be BuD
Ioh )uige Advocate, wh.rcjndrIrqloor
soldier have tclCtd 10 receive
three MouS0HQ i4shr8.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-10

Voters remember that any one refusing
CT n'r'ec'ing o vote for candidate makes
viaag.y a vote for his opponent
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