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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
On Sale at The Warehouses Of the
esEAHN" TE.l CD.IED.ysb y,

49, FULTON STREET NEW YORK.
The Teas mentioned 10 thus Catalogue are
done up in quarter pound, hall pound and
one pound packages-the first, or Inside
wrapper Is lead, the second wrapper is wa
lerproot paper land The third or outside wrap
per is OF Chinese ice paper. The Company
sell none hut good Teas, done up IN this sd
perIor manner. all of them grown IN HE most
!uxurios districts IN China Country deal
ers may select as small quantity Of enc
kind as they Ike, and nave ,hem packed in
one chess. These Teas also come ia five
pound Chinese packages. called qualoons,
a convenient iancltul and portable shape.
Persons residing IN any pdIt OF The Unit
~ States or Caaada, can oruer any OF lie
Teas 10 Inns Catalogue, by letter, IN guann
rieS 10 sun Their wishes, We pack them IN
Chinese boxes and deliver Them 10 The For
warGluo merchant Tree from charge for pack
ing or carriage. Tne money should always
accompany the oTGer
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
Office.

TINE Subscriber would take this oppor
l. tunitv TO acknowledge his Obligations
for the very liberal patronage he has r. ce'v
ed during the SIX years be has resided 10
this ciy, and would say that business OF 'n''
por,ance d-mands his attention IN the East.
consequently he will be absent tor few
weeks He has le't his practice IN the hands
of Dr.. J C.. HrbiSon. WHO will bold hun
sell in readiness to attend 10 ail calls Tor
medicine or practice.
He has also left his notes and accounts
10 the hands of James Robinson. ESQ,
(ii,m Of Robinson s. Fishet) for collection,
who is authorized and appointed sole aseu1
10 settle my business during my absence
ENOS METCALF.
Iowa CITY, July IA. lS47. II
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
DIR }. W. GARNER
DENTIST.
OF BURLINGTON

- oF BURLINGTON, IOWA,
NfokMS the citizens OF Iowa Civ add
vicinity that he may be found a,
SWANS HOTEL for few weeks. DIN
ring which time he will ne thankful for all
iaVors IN the line of his profession, such as
CLEANSING AND FILLING TEETH
WIN uoid. pla lima or silver foil, in such a
MANNER as 70 restore them TO their original
ceau'y; also. Inserting Teeth upon pivot. or
from one 10 iuil sci upon plate. either win
or without artificial gums. Best Of references
given.
Ladies waited upon a, their residence if
requested. :"
Iowa Cpy, Sept. Is isa7-2..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
RECOMMENDATIONS.

Heretofore II has been very ditflcult, IN :
deed Impossible, 10 always obtain good
green and black teas. But now you have
only 30 vlsi, the ware rooms of the Pekn
Tea Company, IS and II Fulton Street, TO
as delicious and fragrant teas as you could
wish lor.-Daiiy Sun.
We have tried the teas imported by the
Pekin Tea Company, 1851 Fulton ST, n.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
MRS. S. c.. MOREY

I'd E-OPENED her School on Monday,
kN l3jh inst. The winter session will con-
tnue five months. MRS. COOKE will
give lessons in singing on Tuesdays and
Fridays Of each week at O'Clock P. NJ.
Commencing next Tuesday, Any person
not a member OF The school wishing TO learn
Vocal Music can attend the singing class.
Mrs. e.. Is also prepared to give instruc-
tons On the piAno FORTE al her residence.
Iowa City. Sept. 18th, lS47-lt
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
1, OTgCE.

rENHE undersigned. administrator Of the
L estate Of Richard Williams. late OF The
county of Johnson, State Of Iowa, dec eased
will on the GIN day of Sept. next, apply to
the Probate CourI OF said county. al the
room of said court. for a license 10 sell IN.
real estate of said estate 10 pay the debts
thereof when and where all persons intel
PSIed in said estate NAV attend and show
cause why such license shall moi be granted
e. FOLSOM.
August llrh, 1877
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that my wife Esther
Stagg, having left my bed and board
without any JUST cause, therefore fore warn
all persons from harbouring or trusting her
on my account, as will not pay any deb,s
OF her contracting from and after this date.
MlCHEAL stage.
Sept. 18th. IS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
LANDS LYING IN THE STATE OF IOWA,
Benjamin S. Roberts. former
owner.

"All the right, lale, and inter
est OF Benjamin S. Roberts IN
the reservation of land be-
tween the rivers Des MoiDes
and Mississippi, which was
reserved for the use OF the
halt breeds belonging to the
Sac aud Fox nations, or some
Of them, under a treaty be-
tween the United Slases and
the said Indians. made a,
Washington on the 4th day
Of August, 1924, and wh,ca
was afterwards wholly relin-
pushed and vested 10 SAID
half breeds with authority to
sell and devise the same by
act OF Congress of the 30Ih
June. 1884; and also esperi
ally all his right, title. aud in
lerest III the CLAIMS Of keshus
and ka asqua. two OF the a
bove halt breeds, which claim
was conveyed to said Roberts
by deed dated the 25ih May,
1887, and recorded in deed
book No. |. page 1903, by the
recorder Of Lee county. in the
former Territory of WIscon-
slo; which interest now con-
sisls of two thirds of the
cialnS Of said keshus, and
two thirds Of the ciaim of
SAID kapasgna. subject TO an
agreement heretofore made to
Mary Roberts 10 the value of
one twelfth of an entir. claim
and also an agreement here
l0.ure made 10 John Sinclair
OF one oi .ae SAID third paris
No division or partition vi the
above lands has been made
by win CHI the quantity of land
conveyed 20 the Unlled States
has been asceiiaIned, but the
quantity is stated To be $500
3CTeS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
~ Y'EEE MILL.

NHE notes and accounts die 10 the 1lrm
L. of Price s. Sweet are now IN the hands
of the undersigned for collection. Persons
knowing themselves to be indebted 10 the
above firm are REQUESTED 10 ca!l and settle,
Office GA Washington Street.
A. W. SWEET.
Iowa City, Sept. q, lsi7.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
PRINTED C.AEIECOES.

Their present Stock consists OF nearly
ONE THOUSAND Packages.
Embracing some Thousands OF different pat
terms and coorngs. aud comprising every
thing desirable 10 the line, Foreign aud Do
mestlc
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit. at .he lowest prices by
the PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every
day, and many Of them are got mp for our
own sales, and cot to be found elsewhere.
Lspfiaieh lists of prices, corrected from
daV 10 dav. with everv variation III the mar
kel. are placed IN the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will he able 10 form some idea
of :he extent aud variety OF our assortment.
when we state, thai the value Of our usual
stock of Tins one aTuc!e. Is at lie asst twice the
value of the eulire stock o! dry goods usual
Nv kept by our largest wholesale jobhers
Thus fact. together with the tac, that our
means and our attention, instead OF beng
divided among a vast variety Of ARTICLES, are
devoted wholly 10 one. Will render the ad-
vantaoes which we can offer to dealers per
iectiy obvious; and II sh'il be our care that
none who visit our establishment Shall meet
with any disappointment.
Our Assortment is complete at all SEASONS
of the year.
LEE. JUDSON s. LEE.
P.S,-B T. LEE, formerly OF The trm OF
Lord & Lees, and late senior parn+r IN The
original firm OF Lee & Brewster, from which
Connection he withdrew some time ago, has
resumed business in connection with MessiS
Lee s. Judson, under the firm OF Lee. jad-
@ IN n
friends and the public. tina. the new finn
will maintain the same pre- -eminence in this
branch of the trade. which formerly dls,ln-
guished the other Two houses 10 which he
belonged. leA1-l6
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22

THE undersigned will sell low, for cash
L the following described good timber land
three miles from Iowa CIV. on the Iowa
River. Lot No. 8, in Sec. 2S. town NJ. 50
north of range e west 9th principal meridian
containing 81 10 acres.
Apply at this office, or TO
JAMES r. HARTSOCk.
Iowa Civ. Sept Is, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
OF importance 10 Persons Enter
ing Land.

4 FEW LAND WARRANTS can be obtain
n ed at reasonable discount on application to
\. w. SWEET, Atty at Law, Iowa City
These Warrants will be received. the same as
GOLD and SILVER at the Land Office.
September !, lS47.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22


W. W. Dodge, r Raichall
A W Fagln : & J Turner
Samuel Bassett W.!Iiam Miller
Rev. II Chamberlain T. /. Shannon
J +. Williams H Wood
A Rutherford John Hancock
ID w Graham Hardin koairds
S Thorn Cap, John p Moore
Charles c Norris William Al Wood
Thomas Jones William Flnney
Jacob kneedler E Il Lacy
Capt John Roe George A Kerr
Spencer Smith Chas w Waisworth
G. W Pomeroy G. L. Beirman
Shelton + FOCUS DR. A Weibe
Mrs Z w a ker Evan Evans
Mrs S V Cevenger Tnomas l. Carr
Barron s. Ro,hwetl $ G. SAINTS
A Icenhower F Henea
isGlah Townsend w Klein
Louis Montany Cyrus Eby
Rev w Gtiswold Charles Derby,
Nahum AldrIch, Mrs Commons
To show that these stoves are held In the
highest estimotIon IN ONO. we are al liberty
10 refer 10 the following gentiemen oI Cin-
ciDnali, where they have Deen IN use Tor The
last three years:
Rev DIR Aydeotte Rev T J Brooke
DR. " oodWard DIR J Alec
Alphonso Tail, Esq, W II H Taylor
DIR Rives DR. Richards
Josiah Drake Gea John Snyder
Augustus I,han DR. A Gurus
d L Disney Peter Campbell
We have on hand an extensive assert
ment of the IMPROVED PREMIUM and
other STOVES, at wholesale or retail. No
2O9 Main street, st Louis, directly opposite
the M Issour Hotel.
HAVEN s. BUCK.
Sept 90, '47--27
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22

OFFIcE OF THE SoL1cIToR OF THE TREASURY.
August II, 1847.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this ofiic. until me 25lh day Of October
next, at IL o'clock noon. for the purchase Of
the interest OF the United States. at law and
in equity, Of the property hereinafter de-
scribed. upon the term, aud condl,ious men
toned below, 10, wit:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
2 New Wagons For sale.

lust received New Wagons from Ohio.
- and lor sale low for Cash or Whea, after
harvest. JACOB Ii. SLOWER.
June 30h, lS47.-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22

SaireT Lea -Srlu0m sofa, even Ov large
dealers, because OF The very smaiI profits
made on lis sale. ThlS is a very superior
iea
d. do Golden Chop, Plantation
or Garden growth. 50
Golden Chop THIS Is The finest Green Tea
cultivated IN CHINA. 1t Is of The first
pI"k'ugs aud excrls al! ether eileen Teas
Tor ITS Gelrcacy ei flavor. strength and arO-
ma Heretofore this Tea has never reici-
ed this country, except IN small lois. as
presents 10 importers.
HISON, very fac 90 Is
do PLANTATION growth | 90
GUNpOW good 90 Is
Go superior 90
do small leaf, plantation growth | 25
IMPERIAL. good 90 Is
do brisk and fragrant 60
do Curious leaf, very superior Is
HYSON SKIN. god. line flavor 90 So
60 do extra hn- w O2aa
BL.fCK TE.7S
POUCHONG, good, iuI! flavor 90 So
do fine 20 so
DO very superior 90 IS
SOUCHONG. good 90 SO
DO pXIr, me 20 SO
OOLONG, strong, flavor fine UD 80
Oolong-Th's Tea is great tauorlte, and
gives universal satisfaction.
do very tine 20 O5
do ~ one lb and half ib ca,lys.
extra fine 90 IS
NE PLUS ULTRA SO
Ne Plus Cltfa-Th,s Tea is as fragrant
and sweet as IA noSegay. II Yields per-
tune that is truly delightful. Il is Of gar
den growth, and superior To ANYTHING oil the
kind ever sold IN this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 so
do do extra fine 90 62t
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE. a strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 70
CONGO. good Oo 81
do very fine w 5o
PEKOE FLOW ERS, good 90 70
DO do garden growth / 50
Besides The above we expect daily from
Chlna several chops OF Tea. exclusively I'm
ported bv the "PEklN TEA co." aud
when we In,end TO copyngh, to prevent
trlckery. Let cur agents get ready.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22

10 clean Sllrer OF Britannia SIM
pie whiting, finely powdered, and moist
ened with alcohol.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
Groceries! Groceries!

JUST received good assortment OF Gro
ceres, at Robinson's ONE PRICE
STORE Commercial Row
June 80, l847.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
BUCKS PATENT
COOKING STOVE

ygyEiE subscribers have now ON hand an
III assortment OF The above celebrated Cook
INC Stoves, and feel confident that they can
supply Cuosing Stoves, at WHOLESALE or re-
tail. with the most perfect article III the
Western country. II possesses all the ad
van,ages 0! any otner Stove now III use,
with al least one third more oven, which is
heated with perfect UNIFORMITY IN every part.
There are tUts Ia The oven so constructed
as 10 carry Of the steam arising from the
various kinds o! meats into the ppe, there
by preventing the mixture Of havors. The
economy, CONVENIENCE and despatch IN all
The operations Of cooking, render this sGove
decidedly preferable 10 any other eAer oiler
ed 10 The public
This Store Stands Inrirolled before the
Worid.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
WAREHOUSE OF
II rim rs ONLY .
No. So CEDAR STREET New YoRk.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE,

(LATE LEE & JUDsoN)
OCCUPY the spacious Five Story Ware-
W house, No Sc Cedar reet.-iIle whole
oil which is devoted 10 the exhibition and
sal, nj the SINGLE 4 riiCIa of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22


Each proposal should he accompanied by
a guarauee. >lgnei by one or mUre respen-
s.ble persons, N The following manner, viz:
Tue Undersigned - guaranty that
---, # h9s b.! Tor carrying the iHaii from
to ------ he accepted by the Post.
master General. >bai' ebier into any obioa-
non PRIOR 10 the Is, day OF september Dex.,
with good and suiiicirut suretIeS to perform
'ne service proposed "
THIS should be accompanied by tire ceui-
fcaie OF postmaster. OF other equivalent
testimony. tha, lhe gnaIaDtersf are men of
property, and abe 10 make good their guar
aniy.
The proposal should be- sen, to the De-
pai,menl sealed. endorsed Proposals for
kOpla No. ----. IN ---,'' and addressed
10 the hrsi assistant Postmaster General.
Flu, lne prohibition Of bids resulting from
combinations, ana The terms and conditions
on which the conuac, is to be made, see the
last agGual advertisements.
l.. JOHNSON, P NJ General.
Pos, Office Department, Apr2l AZ. MIC
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-09-22
yjMberrey E.GsG For :&Hfe.

August ilrh, lSi7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11
Views OF Col. Jefferson Davis relative TO the
Mexican War.

Aexlcan War.
WARREN COUNTY, Miss,
Aug. l5th 1S47. !
Gov A. q. BRowN, OF MIssDsrrrI:-
siR,-I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your very kind letter the 10th inst accompanying the
commission (Which you have conferred upon mel of s.
senator to MI the vacancy occasoned by the death Of
the late Senator Speight
In the deep and sincere regret experienced at the
Of our tried and faithful representative SYM
pathiSs more truly than myself fully realize
the salamity have sustained the death of this pure
politician this fearless exponent and vgilant guardian Of
1t Is with grateful sense Of the distinction bestowed
and high estimate Of the responsibilities which
ABOUT 70 assume that accept the commission have
rendered, with 30 much of delicate and gratifying
The appreciation which you convey of my services in
the twenty ninth Congress, Is especially pleasing be-
cause therein manifested my fixed opinion on the
taxing and expanding Of the federal
my uniformly entertained and often avowed creed Of
strict construction for the constitution Of our Union
cannot express adequately my thanks far the high
commendation you bestow the services rendered in
Mexico by the first Mississippi Riemen Az the repre-
sentative OF the people you give us that need Of
which the great incentive the only reward Of the c
soldier for all which he may suffer do in the
of his country. As State troops. under your organi
xation, we entered the service of the United
States. Proud Of the Of Mississippi; proud
Of her former achievements in war anxious to bur-
nsh the battle field her shield rusted in the repose
OF peace; 1t was my wish, it my effort to pre-
distinct organization State individuality
that thus We mig bring back whatever of honorable
and lay It at the Mississippi as our contribution
to the joint property Of her citizens the reputation Of
the state.
You have justly anticipated my views in relation to
peace with Mexico event to be desired not merely
from its influence domestic policy, but also to
from monarchca alliance, or entire prostitution
republican confederacy which, despite caution and
magnanimous forbearance has forced US into The
common desire Of our countrymen to the principle Of
elfgovernment extended this continent, and
cognized AZ the policy Of America has justified past ad
manifestations in toerating serious offences by Mexico
and still seeking to cultivate friendly relations This
desire has doubt not led to general approval Of the
course pursued by the present administration, In its
steady efforts to open negotiations for treaty of peace
Should these efforts continue to be unsuccessful will
have the satisfaction to know that has
acted as became the United States in avoiding
cessaIy injury to weak though perverse and ding
neghbor Sincerely thanking you for your kind ex-
pressions and generous confidence promise all which
zeal and industry effect in the duties Of the high
station to which am assigned.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
JEFF. DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11
ARMY IufelIfuence

The following letter has been received at the Office of
the Secretary of State, of New Jersey.
New York, Sept s. lsI7.
SIR-I received your communication of the Bird inst
and am much obliged to you for sending list OF the
ocers OF the battalion of volunteers and copy of the
original requisition for these troops.
have already mustered Lieut.. Col. Woodruff and the
officers and men for four companies These companies
are now on Governors Island, with the exception of
about half q dozen men who were recruiting in New
Jersey, Philadelphia and New York. These four COM
panies can sa for Mexico by the middle of this month
If required to do Recruiting will be kept up TN the
last moment, and II possible, fifth company win be
formed for Capt. Napton. shall report this state Of
things to the War Department. and leave 1t determine
the day Of sailing
Yours, respectfully.
M. KNOWLTON, Capt LIST Art : u. 8. Army
CHARLES q. McCHEsNEY, ESQ,
Secretary OF State, New Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11

TmrvTyG ny WORCESTERSHIRE merchants and
mechanics of Watertown, N Y, have lost much
goods and merchandise most uuaccountaby. all efforts
10 detect the abstrsctor being unayailing But on
Thursday last, information was received that fixed
suspicion upon an individual named Fisher Ames, Of
the iowa Of LIE Ray, and n search warrant was i'm
ediately put into the hands Of officers who on the
following morning called at his residence and learned
that had gone TO Sacketts Hsrbor They therefore
returned here and warrant issued for his
On their way TO the harbor they met aud arrested him.
and aerward found several boxes deposited In the store
house marked with his name and directed 20 Detroit.
On opening the boxes n collection Of goods
found consulting Of almost every thing that could be
mentioned. Among them found the silk nplice
stolen from tho vestry Of the Episcopa Church at
Saoketts aIbor and belor ging 20 the Rev Mr. Wright
AInes Is young man, about ~ years of age ana it
would seeU has made this his principal business for
three or tour years -Watsrfown Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11

ROMANCE IN REAL LrFE.--The Cincinnati
Chronicle furnishes us with the following nice
bit Of romance:-About twelve wears aao vounv gem
temsn whose name We forbear to mention residing In
an interior county OF Kentucky became smtten (as
falling In love is usually termsd with the daughter of
wealthy merchant Ills love was requted by the fair
snd lovely girl but the young being poor without
own industry and resolution bis suit was looked upon
with favcress eye by the father In moment Of cha
grin aud disappointment the proud youth left the homo
OF ms childhood-and twelve years rolled by during
when time no word heard Of him lie went TO the
West indies penniless adventurer, and one month
since returned home, the poessssor OF an nmehss ior
tune In the mean time the father Of his beloved had
failed and died poor broken hearted man. leaving his
wife and daughter dependent upon the cold charities OF
the world Yet In poverty AZ well wealth the
lovers had remained faithful to their youthful VOWS and
two days after the OF the wsnderer he led his
long cherished idol to the hymenial altar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11

That scourge, the army worm, has made its appear
ance In this region. IL discovered Wednesday
morning last in very considerable numbers the plan
tation OF Mr. James b. Keats short distance below
this city. There be mistake this time. The
wolf has come. What the result will be time will deter
mine. From the backwardness Of the crop In this
gion, we fear that the damage will very much exceed
that OF last year. We learn from gentleman just in
from Red River that the crop In that region very fine
and that they are all busiy engaged In picking the
cotton and they are anxously awaiting the appearance
OF the worm to help them along Hs states that the
planters will have than they possibly pick out
they having planted enough to supply both themselves
and the worms Lfttie Rock Ark Democrat 9Th uh
The Georgetown Is. C) Observer Gays the rice crop
hended and II Is supposed that average crop will be
gathered.
The Detroit Free Press estimates the aggregate sur
plus OF the wheat crop Of Michigan at 1000 900 BUSH
els. This Is fully equal to last year
The Port Tobacco (Md) Times says the tobacco crop
OF that State has been seriously affected by copous
rains
II is estimated that the production OF sugar in Lou
sana this year will exceed by at least 600 hhds the
crop Of last year.
The Albany (Ga) Patriot Says "the cotton crops of
Baker county. Ga look well !"
The Concordia LA InteiHgencer, Of 2Ist ult saws
"in the large and fertile cotton region formed by our
and the parishes adjacent to u.s. the crops look
promising than they have done FIVE years past
The bolls full and healthy and seemh to
give good hope to the planter SO far can learn,
after the anxious and full inquiry not a worm Ia
on our cotton within considerable distance Of us and
our opinion, based upon the opinion Of the most
observing planters with whom have met lately, Ia
that there no army worms any where in the State Of
Louis8na YETI
On the contrary, the Planters, Journal published in
Mobile furnishes extracts of letters from large num-
Der of cotton planters In South Alabama, which
in stating that In South Alabama the excessive mos
and the boil seriously injuring the crop
Of South Alabama, that 1t doubtful whether
half at most two-thlrds of crop spld be gathered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-11
VIEW OF THE AQUEDUCT.
Vermont Election.

bHANDON, ' U sept 0, Io4I.
The eectun took place In this State yesterday, and
the result as far ss heard from is follows for men,
bers of the House.
Rutland-Solomon Foot, x-member of Congress, was
elected on the fourth ballot Robert Pierpont by
fifteen msjorty-Independent whig.
Brandon-Judge Sprague, abolition, the I'D ballot,
formerly elected as whg) e. N. Briggs, whig who
has served for the last years and Speaker Of the
House for aeyeral voars