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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-07-21
To Rent.

4 FARM to rent, situated three miles east o
N Iowa City, good frame house and well, with
thirty acres Of land under good cultivation. In.
qairc Of the subscriber.
THOMAS SNYDER,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-07-21
Five Dollars Reward.

r OST, by the undersigned, yearing bay
horse colt, with some white on one or both
Of his hind feet. The above reward will be paid
to any person who will take up said colt and
return him to the subscriber on Old Mans
Creek, Iowa County.
MAY 2, lS47-nl2 MIR. LEkIN.
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ed this country, except In small lois. as
presents TO Importers.
HYSON, very fac 90 IS
do Plantation growth 90
GUNPOWD DER, good 90 Is
do superior ! 90
do small leaf, plantation growth IS
IMPERIAL, good 90 IS
do brisk and fragrant 90
do curious leaf, very superior 25
HYSON SKIN, good, fine flavor GO SO
do do extra fine CO 62a
BL.fCK TEAS.
POUCHONG, good, full davor 90 80
do fine 90 SO
do very superior GO IS
SOUCHONG, good 90 80
do extr, tine 90 SO
OOLONG, strong, flavor fine 90 80
Oolong-Thls Tea is a great fauorile, and
gives universal satisfaction.
do very fine 90 63
do IN one ID and half ID caItys,
extra fine 90 rs
NE PLUS ULTRA 50
Ne Plus UNya-Thls Tea is as fragrant
and sweet as nosegay. II Yields per
fume ,ha, is truly delightful. Ii is of gar,
den growth, and superior to anything OF The
kind ever sold IN this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 SO
do do extra fine 60 62a
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE, strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 Is
CONGO. good 90 81
do very fine 90 IS
PEKOE FLOWERS, good 90 70
do do garden growth | so
Besides the above we expect daily from
China several chops of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported By the "PEKiN TEA co." and
which we intend to copyright TO prevent
lrickery. Let our agents gel ready.
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GREEN TEHS,

SiIrer Leaf-Seldom sod, even by large
dealers, because Of the very small profits
made on its sale. This is a very superior
Tea
do do Golden Chop, Plantation
or Garden growth. SO
Golden Chop This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. II is Of the frs,
pickings, aud exces all other Green Teas
for its delicacy of flavor, strength and aro-
ma. Heretofore This Tea has never reach
ed this country, escep, in small lots. as
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Persons calling for any Of the above lei
tiers, will say they have been advertised.
s G TROWBRlDGE, P. NJ
July Z, le47-3w
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Iowa City, June %, 1887.
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NOTES.

----- 10 -------- te dcCFF'tu Oy ine tOSt-
master General. shall enter into any obliga-
ton prior TO the Is, day of September next,
with good and sufficient sure,es TO perform
lie service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the cer'i.
ica'e Of postmaster. OF other equivalent
testimony, that the suaranrOrS are men of
property, and able TO make good their guar
an'y.
The proposal should be sent 10 the De-
paitmeai sealed, endorsed Proposals for
Route No. -, IN -" and addressed
10 the FIRST assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from
combinations, and the terms aud conditions
on which The contract is to be made, see the
last annual advertisements.
&. JOHNSON, P M General.
Pcs, office Department, Apr 81 '47.'nlo
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Iowa City, July IA. le47. II
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nemocratic Candidate for Com
eress. will address the citizens OF
shis place and vicinity, ON To-
marrow, at the CAPITOL.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-16
DIR lllli'S
WORN 1SEz3Z a3S

thldren viii cry ni ID. Hollis Worm 10.
zongcs. Only read what ihis mediclne has
done.
lork,ille. Gibson Tenn Dec. u 1918.
nf C. L.. lluN-Son months sinte Your
agent lcii with ne for sale, Nhai lie ouHsld-
cred large suppl, 81 your Worm Lp1enses,
tu, have sold all out. and could have sold
,hIcc tunes as many more. had been sup.
piled IL that amount. hope Ma, Won VIII
Instruct your agen, 10 leave a much greater
supply when he comes this way again. -
their use IN my family has been al great ben
eft Ed"ln MtCorci, Esq gave some to a
child Of lbs, four years old. and tie FIRST do, e
brought away between ihriy 4 iotiy worms.
Mr. William Mcdaniel had child whom the
physi,l,u> pronounced incur.lic ani said
ii vouid die. bat Tie cii,d WAS cufcdly using
DR. lIuli', Worm Io1cnce-
Yours, truly, STrrnrS l.rNkIs.
Pace 20 cents per box.
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PENSION AGENCY

krN Pension LAW iOR WIDOW D..
A. .st,, rsf,tNi.r yss,fr-. 2. ffi..,s o..
,,,,..~ .s..,
ss>ur .,.t e., ..,s
So :"
49, d
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p,,.I., q, 60,
- -
i -. - -
.,..4,..I,.
,,tIt, ,,r',r.,,oo, f., ,.,.,,n. No. Nh,
al $500,
T., H. ,f,.,,,,, 40, u,,,,,l ,.
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rvn- r~ySUnANC E.
FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Al Granr,li,. Washington Co., y. y.

y "''"" ~" van ~
At GrdnriNt, " dShiHgioa Co., v. },
~ Over FIVE Millions insured IN two
,.,....,.,i, ,s...s,,,r,. ..
I'Ii'N 'mp'ny commenced Dong '"'l.
A'' "n l"tf if,so"l lu'ii"''' system
'h We i''h d'' OF NAY Ie''' since "h'h
'he 't'' my" insured p'"i,tN' W"N'N J."
~" states "l New OH tnp ''tWnn', 10 NE
amount ul over f''f M'H'"ns - Ho'af''
nave maze M assessments ana h'' On we
On a. J'Nn"' l'si pis'' 'hr Gaze 81 ne ''st
f'pnr, go aver PAY i"g 'i' i"sNc' anu
'NpenN,N' ana lhe ,H,i"'Ns constantly IN
''r's'"i - "cN'Irs large amount !" fsih''
On notes.
Us mp'ny "I''S'o' insure s'ot's' gust
i"'''' '"'''' ""u women ''''"''s' III "ih'-
~ ''n'"' H'""ei : '.'"'l = '""ioi - Ni"'" ID
sum" s>nul,' OF "ui'ltn-' s'D', " ~ ''u' h.
OF ~ $50 paris 81 'lii'l's anu IA 40 cas-"
"i4' We r""p'W i",ute more MA" S-"Jo
| IN one usiIc, within 10 roHs
my person insured may 1t any TINE sur
render his P".'cy and have tue same can
eellcd
All p'tsons 'ns"red AMI Sustaining loss or
damage by hfe, vii oep'id IA hour months
siier due notice ard pf''i'nereoi m"de by
ihr 'n,ut.d N conformity 10 ihe conditions
annexed 10 Me foiov (Which may he sent
~ mani in's>""i any ''le'enc" OF disn-
-'''N'"' A"'''a be'""e" '.' '"p'"Y '"d
'"f p't>' u $500 ''l'' my ''
'"o"''''i nnI '''' O." '.''N '''
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Tie r,eAea Ae,,ns ., L.fe is HcsaA."


ARE the ehcapcs, ard most approved
n lsril, medicines ever offered 10 the
p.har 1Iey arc extremely mild 10 'h'if
operation, nclihci causing sickness OF We
,isu,Cl. uUf an, uny'c issni s"n,siion in Ne
system. ~ b., Too ifequsni., tie case vii.
intlitinc. given to act upon the bowels
lenee mu.ututcs who have teen urahle 10
take oihr, pills - preparations 81 medicine,
rn account tih.ir naus"anng effects use
ibc>. pals without tie shg liest dl.agfc, able
l,o'irg
\, th,lrmnrif.si and sensible aciirn upon
H.. ,hNle. winch IL tho fountain head of
isai'h or ti,,sse. ih.y ma, Justly be ,orsid.
eu,d l'm,cf~ll N,ditinc and the com
plants ,hi, com. most du.,i, under their
Influence. and fnf ~hi, Il they are 80 p,r'icu-
larry dcsi.ncd. are - iolloss Bilious Re
,et Fever ,ni hgue. D,sp,pssi,, LAYER
Comp ANTS. Si,k Head ache. Inlafremcn,
nl the >I.ccn. Jaundioe. Asihma, ilropsv.
| Rheumatism. Pies. thnhr Bow. and sum.
| n.f Complaints. Inquiries ni 'ihr Blood,
tcrn,lc distractions Heartburn, Nausea.
iu'fcd Tongue. i,ieniinn of the st"maoh
| and bowels, ,plent DIs'rThs, flsiuence.
| ila'itusi cositi,-nes>s. pcierminailon Of the
| blood TO the head I"sspi srpsuie. BIo,ched
or Saliow Complexion. and "a all cases Of
iprpor Of the bowels. Where q ca,h,fitc or
srpruen, medicine ~ needed As m,r, Of
the ahu,c enumerated diseases oume on i'm
rcrocpuhly, and become Tar advanced IN
Their Progress l., Tor. 1t u suspected lhai they
cNisi ~ the system, no oro saoui1 ohyc~. {,
snrh cases to- be II once Ieli,.od ,uiitelv
but should continue tie use Of tie pnls tor a
considerable length oi time Full directions
accompany the medicine, iur their Use, IA all
no. pa.sl LAT 4 "a D Ia
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wv v tffI
ASTHMA Ihiuienry.
Bilious Complaints, F,uur 4 lpus or White.
Bnils c,Irc Fever,
Bowels, deL,is ac. Gf,rn Sickness,
uon "a, Grpos,
Breast PAns, IIenn born,
Cn,rrh. II.ad,c'e.
Constipation, llysiefics,
Cough of Pregnancy, IuCon'inence Of | une
Cosrl,eness, Indigestion.
IJha'rhG,. lnilamato,n Of tie VIA
Difficult brcathing, Parts,
Dyspepsia lrAlma,ion oi SION
Dyspeps,c Consump- acn.
iion Jaunlice.
Digestion imperfect, Liver complilt,
Determination Of hlo'dLo" spirfs,
70 tie head, Men.'rua,'on Suppres
Ear Ache. led OF p,luiui.
Irsslprla-, Nervous disorders.
Epilepsy, NepfaIcis,
Fever uw Nervous IA eumatsm.
Intermittent, RENT Stomach VARIOUS ois-
tent, eases,
Fever and Aeue. Whites.
Ina'l llaou, ~ chrorIc disorders lle,o
Q. %, achieve the most wonderful Triumph o.
Her, iu'y dcly competition. And a. a.,
sus cria.ry OF ,he American constitute,
10 these diseases, they are APPLY sr!ed b,
some.
HE PILL OF TIE NEN WORLD
The wonderful eiiicac, IN tlcsc Complaint,
ari,es iinm lhtir power 10 OPEN HE pores
cleass and strengthen the stomach and 10.
els MAKE the uune flow heslthiulIy and
clear and give tone and .siI,nslA 10 lhe
system.
IL - impossible within the limits Of IN or.
dinary advertise 10 give the reader
lAc reasons ior the mos, eilfaotdinaf, sue.
cess and spread Of these pills Boz reason,
DO * ,',whlci have ahundanily satisfied a.,
ulnf, Of Thousands 10 this copnir, and 4.
mpne them the accomplished phy.ici,n.
Ifiss, 'ir's'mcn. and Iussus olii1sns
male and iemale
- Numosf.es, oefiihcsles 81 ihe wonder
lDl eiic,cy ofib.s@ Piils might be pf,.nt'
e.. bot essiiiirsie "a these days. ,csfcsi,
~"iih TIE paper 90 Which it IL printed. 4
lev t,tAe1s ifotn I've Coffesp cadence VI Tic
company, ~. however. be now ciyen.
fsoh ispIAsA
our tnisrrt.ss 10 The enterprise o. a.,
d'r 10 ragn'r-s s''oa'.a o.. org
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JONES, BALL 4 POOR,
49, Washington Street. Boston,
Tnporfcrs and Ukoicsalc dcalcrS in
WATCHES, JEWEL KY, MILITARY
GO1OS. &C.

uObOS, NN.
UUAVE received lv rer.nt atny., from
\ i Eng and and France, l,tae and ca
i.nsive assortment Of the following Described
goods. With many other kinis ion numerous
To be mentioned selected expressly Tor Their
wholesale trade. aud comprising the creates,
variety Of anlclc- To- he found IN ,he citv, to
which Me attention OF the dealers are iDyi.
ted.
Gold and silver watches Of Lever, L'Ep-
inc. inchcr, Horizontal, and Verge escape
mcni VI all quaii,le, atd prces. from the
celobfaled makcfsiD Liverpool, London and
I.ocle IA SUISSE.
Marble. Rosewood, and Ebony Clocks,
once tiooks and Eie'hcsy 1imepieoes
Cold Jewelry Of all Description, pirs,
RINGS. bracelets. and cl-sps, gold beads,
guard chains GOLD aad sIver pencils, spec
tacles. thimbcs,eye glasses, gold pens. lock
cts. with general assorlmcpi oigold, sll-
yer and GIT fancy goods.
Patel cake baskets candle,tcks,castor-.
plated and l,rtsnul, table and tea sppohs,
fstks. butter knives. &c.
nriiannil tea aud coffee pots, sugar ami
cream pot,
Communion ware of al kinds
J,pauned tea rflN@ 10 Sos or single. ~
HtI .Nftrf dttt sl"f"f 'i' ~ lN''f e'tN t'f'f
ttay..
I,heard pocset oui.efy, SCISSORS. fazors.
&c. tom tie eel, sfaiei m,n1i,c'ufefs Of
Sucn.c.d. ko1ge.., Ct.nk. VI osi,hulm.Ac.
Nth many d.-aret kinos ~ iatle knives
and folks, with oOue horn. AMI cocoa Ood
handles.
Steel bag and purse ol,sps, vest and lot
ohsins. aud mornings. steel beads, spects
ci.s spectacle cases. silk put,cs, guard
! CHAINS, watch glasses, Spectacle ewes, lamp
wlcks, TN nnd she. music boxes JeN-i box
c. tfonzeL and lacquefed Thermometers, Ia
bic bell.
Naioh tool, OF every description.
Files. rrsye'.. and all knd- 81 ~,ich na
EQUALS, bosh tnghsh snd >viss manuiAo-
tuf-e
Purchasers NAV he sss.f-d ihsi escry
.ind ~ DOR .ine Mi ne Furnished on as Ia
soiabe Terms as can be piueufe- if1m ahy
source. ~ co"l ~
Dealers are invited 10 cal and cSsmine
Csc Is. JOSIE, I. ". BAH, \ G. PooE
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To FARMERS. Ml.R' liANT>. \
WOOL. GEpWInS GENERALLY.

YNN' subscribers having conn en e. The
hlsut-s 81 nor 'a-'ui0- Noo.e'i
ti.'h, A. Ne o.3 s'nr1 Oh li,ts,i.ir, Co.'s
n.ei', tasieion NA'sl ai' noN t,a', 10 re-
cove NO. iu wNtA ru su.Irs az rs itr Naft
1iN a'so ln,cnd To- .cep na taad Is.ss
usft, a. most CiUfs a. sJh .rs, 49, o
,vrei.oi ,sle a. o''i'oaN0f n.''iei ~.
raiu G'ul, afI Porn, s.--.I Nt.rI
pss e,charse for ! .e,,c 80 Police
~. rc,... O. f'ss. "a rc Fusi iei mas
,tis ~tns
lh.u mach No., is al cr'n,'y rsw. 80
tas, lave t,en f0 goat tsitnss m pirrH'
AK inN OF he bes, snd mo- srii'''l ,irDs
ro~ g. 10. snd ihrN aa'e ii'1 % W 81. Do
lee, ronoHton IL. doug the ~ui'
hQ'lne.. con p rci Nh thor lN tts'
.Ureahd rfaGu.s, tnu~ier. -. srrh ihf
re, a.. c,,fisn' hey canfa he 'u'pf''co
/, a., Ell. treri r.. ihe t.f5 .'i,'' e.
ihe Gr.n Mountains lhe,c 40 hsA'
Nc. 10 wutA ors.'hsnfe sir ~ iet 'n 81.
A hi,.boiH RI a sos
H,le,.,,e' NJ, Is, i-s' 81
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Flour
FOR SAT- BY the load OF BARRE ~
II l. DtNtFIf
4 klsIAS Ns 81 Memo iofsa.r1'
- 81 n3ifr.
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I\VAEt AnLEFNMIl.N ,bNnAN
ION.

CtiN Lectures on the uses The l.nns'
- Iau.es. pre,cuiion and I uge Of Con
snmr'iou. Asihna nd diseases Of ne Heat
On the laws Fl Long.yhy. srt mode OF
rr~>.i,ing ms'e aud female heahs. SWINE.
Wv ard h~,uiv e,nn,iuc fauies and cue
ui those disease, tist produce sof'tnfhui
~ sh,iisn life. ., aNecilrn &c sAin..r.re
stomach. Bowc's, kidnc,', Liver, scrutiu
"a. rile,, Crave ana fcrale tomplalnis -
ls 'p'cs. dass, pf.cicaI, ard pune. 'ofm .
er.de 70 re'i'cl hca''' and .org l''e. =
,r.faNnc, Y2i rhr". n c'f's. Pos's .
yi2 r,uis Nv >,~rri =. l'Tln, 4 NJ
" H.. At -07.' iitoatv ~, \
Ary pe'-on frrniirg tbs con-. 'fr, vi
receive ore cor, l., NAL, any pat ! o.,
- .orilrd ifec~
i,h 80,
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TAII.ORS TRIMMINGS.

a SUPERIOR assortment, Tor sc 10y
~ d i BELL.
MAY 81, l1i-- -
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BONNET'S

Y uTufR DA>iti>s hass i.rse $3.50
~ usnt r' tnt ! .ulsnrs snd SitaS Nfai
Lsesss' snj Muses. fonne', W. a,f ca'I
AZ ve;, eassp
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Or. II. / ~ tk> ;
WEIR MItu GE OF, "DEAD SHOT, %
ECR WORMS
4 hehiv roIuobie Ir,potdn, cGroiio. f,ori
TIE J,ompf,1ud, ~ rs dction. ~ ci'ar-
ing lie system "a a ftm hoHf'

he rompnudc 81 n, action. Of ci,n-
ing lie sE'i,p "a a fic hott'
81 may ,rotni.
Toe ~ pefhip- no d..'asc to vlich fl'l,'r
as espo'ed 80 common and fatal ~, w'fn..; i'' Iri-
tate ne sNupfcrs # slmost eNsn otirr con amt.
aud often prrun. ~ mot alarming ~ q. t'ofo
the, 1ro .usI'ct'd. he ~ ptoms hich are pro
du''d b, the imitation 81 s"tns IN tie bn~rl. and
Which With tonie d'et'e e ''fnin'y indicit' Their
esttaiss, - io,u~s 4 ountenahCc pnic. tongue
whn.lv iurrsd. arrdirg oi toe teeth h,d bf',ih,
.i,m ch hl'd AID ,w',i,d. Wasting 81 ne tssl.
| ctuc,- srd p,ins IN tie stomach, bowe senhrftoo
oo,t,c OF too loose. goat i"iiolns,s unnatural
craving Tor clay dih or chsik oohc. oon'v,on'.
fits, a.. sc.
Numerous certificate. 81 the value and u'f4inrs
Of tn. puplrnii"n are almost dlds received
H.. h,iln>inr O., from ~. iss " q Wtnion,,
distinguished preacher At tie N,'hodi-t tho,ih
dmogrnn " NJ, - l-iJ
LIDO hcr,t, ccr,lS r1t ia,' us'u Df I',D.
v.rn,iug. &c., ie,l, 10 tie gu,4i ssn.istrlon ui
| m,s,r snd rei'i Of nv ehl'ticn u b. rfomp, 20
~. action nd ~ On, zee removed llfr. o. n..ef at
worms ~ thee cor four heuf- .li'f q gwen TO
a.. enid am ,airG,d lt.ta. N,runiusc II .
superior ioat. That iasc eofs'"d
wI>roN.
hcsbern Z VI, I'd. 40.
Der SUI ls,d been sr'Iauss ln"sing tuf a
| noiltt .urpiy 81 your 10 # ~i1t ''ruiurs -
| la,o act sineie 'ial len 1l're a.. oon'tafi
| arphcstons h'' ne m"it''ne, sud should O."
| yi,,ed TO ,uri'f ne tfu1rd u 30 rfns'd 80
d. '
| c,fc ard ma hum,us Iic1,o inof- ne by rt4fn
| mat low soon ,p1 can lvfnnh me ~hh suoto'f
| 'upp'y.
Truh YOU. J. LOGAN
r,.p4rea O., -, u + p,,r, srA .oid .holo
sale and rei,' by A b 4 u >ANDs bmg
pisis, 100 Fulton ST. conner Of William, =
Work
sod also ~ Iu,hcr Damcls. Ru,land. !
ID. ieaman, W Ponlinr, n S,mans rivs
ford. and by Druggists generally ihfoul ho..
The United States. ssy
PLUMB. NATIONAL DAGl.N
lars GALLERY A. UrUOIDl,
KAPiiEKS IuKNlsniNG DE
IOT
Awarded the gold AMI SILVER med,l, np.
IRA, premiums srd iwp highest ,ouor
| HE National. ihe h,ssaonusct's. the N,~
| ior., atd lhn Peinsy.ysLla Ehlb.upa.
r.rpecilseN, for ne most splendid n.ufr.
D'2u"'reo.yPe. AMI best nppsfitu, ever ei-
hlhti"1
Portraits rtsn n o,qu size ,iyie, ~iioou
sgsil to wsa.her -,
InstfucIi' ~ gwen M ihe art.
a large ,sartmeul Of sIparaius and SO.
a.W az On hand at nee lowest Cssh gnoes
Ao~ iofs. 81 Bfoadway lAAa.t Il. o.
i3- thc.inui ~. Bos,on. % Coon, an &C.
i!snns'r 80 baunDfr, 2o5 balimofe
,.hipgion, Heun-slfan.4 Ateu.s fr',fs
hpfsh. "a. N'enanic, llali. tinr.tfsn.
ourh snd y slnut. and 10 Main
siogs >pnsss, Btsd~v Pans. ~ 80. %
Roe o. Temple Lsofp"... :. thlfc4 a,
Flour
FOR SAT- BY the load Of BARRE ~
II l. DfSlflf
4 kisIA's Ns D. Memo iofsa.e1'
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lN>lEA\(E
Ha-rori. Conn.
Capisa0 $3.50 900

: onNrges 60 tnsu'e all kinds Of property from
81 sof tamace ., iic. % the mvsl i.voi,
Pie 'ffNs. ApmicA't1n ms, te made 80
nv u. PAGE, Agent,
kananf Matfh >. ISIS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-15

create attorneys, judges &C., under the Government of the
United States instead of referring all these matters Texas
As Independent State Texas is sovereign her
territory then what right had the agent Of Mr.. Polk APP
point Governor this portion OF the free and enlight-
enedths extremely wel-read and Republican portion fthe
ciiizens Of Texas? And then these courts, why they
claim to be territorial courts, but are within the limits Of
State Are they anomalies But have many things
here which TO be su geeris Let ask, Is there
United States Court for the district Of Texas so let its
sphere be extended and dive ouhese usurpes Even
District Attorney Of the United States for the Territory
New Mexico" would, in that event. find himself somewhat
superhuous H.5.N 81 sr#f
But, if this is now State Territory how unfortunate
for that there orders here draught the militia We
might in this way soon have the army filled up from these
" citizens and then go home TO wives and children
those OF who have yet fallen victims the rgor and
unheahness of the winter climate here operating cons
utohs from the climate Of the old States say nothing the
other OF disease and deahcauses which still sustain
a most distressing mortality among the troops
It'll difficult to treat with due gravity all the ridiculous pro-
positions advanced regarding this TenoTy !; yet they
of little consequence. If Mr.. Polk, by the of his Pre-
sdena volton create territories and make citizens thus
by dash Of his pen, adding to population well
tending boundaries, must be careful to frame
questions for the next Presidential candidates
would suggest the following, among the number abso
luey necessary |. Generally speaking, how many
ritories do you think ought to be added to the Union
2 How much and what part of Canada will you annex
g. What say you to Nova Scotia 4. Win you extend the
boundaries of Oregon Behring's Straits and, So how
much and what part of Kamchatka will you send General
to conquer S. And will you will you not convict the
Kamschakaaes of treason against the United States if they
speak Of revolt against the authority which you have forced
upon them These questions might do; but have still
two What do you say regard to Cuba and what
do you think of the annexation Of HayH?
Let not be misunderstood Let muerers here be hung
let rogues and thieves be imprisoned or sometimes done,
take the lash in the public square. All this is well enough
and may prevail under the present Government very properly
in order that may hold the conquest until the is
But if the conquered donot relish Government let US not
violate its laws its constitutions its principles by attempting
thy with those who opposed to the American Government
here but love my country and it painful to reflect how
rapidly the power advancing Let il be checked
These thoughts hastily thrown together to turn the at
OF attempting its full and due calculation and all rejecting
Americans here Of whatever perry home in these
views with A VOLUNTEER.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-05-15
FRUITS OF AGRARIAN GROWTH.

The Albany correspondent of the New York ''Courier
says in his letter of Tuesday last .t
GAS indication OF Of The darker signs Of the times
transmit the following extract from highly respectable gen
teman resident of Columbia county, his friend in this
city, 1t gives interesting passages in the 'dfi-ret
history of that disturbed community
"'The lands in Taghksnc have been parceled out by
the recently organised band Of Indians tat too among
themselves. know number Of farms here which in
tended for parcua persons Of that gang The DIVISION
rather the contemplated division, embraces large portion Of
the lands in that town, and they actually intend TO take and
retain focbe possession Of them This may be relied
not fancy sketch Is sober reality This band ismade up
OF hundred all secrecy the most invioable,
and all pledged appear in disguise and armed whenever
ordered out 10y the leaders There already indications,
most unmsakeabe Of the intention to extend this same Or
ganzation to other in the south part OF the county.
Their present plan do little than to hold on to their
present usupaons until the adjournment OF the Legislature
they fearing that laws Of penal character will be
ed But as soon Legislature does adjourn, unless
thing Of stringent character done, you will
sion of of a somewhat appalling nature speak only Of
what know, and you may rely upon what tell you.
portion Of the lands Of this country this 9th century,
actually arceed in anticipation perfectly were those
of England by William the Norman and this too among
desperate set Of men you can well conceive
"Not alone Of good citizens, bat numbers Of
them have been compelled their honses into castles
and are obliged to defend their heauhs by arms. The 49,
still hold the farm they have occupied and keep in the house
about sixty stand Of arms and nearly many every night
and large number every day.
The quiet and peaceable citizens Of that vicinity he
coming restive and will much longer submit all this
violence eIreservaon and self protection will soon
weigh all other considerations"