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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-11-16
Lee. Jutls0n g. Lee,
IN CHANCERY.
Hiram Day,
pS.
Charles G. Stafford.
Bill of Foreclosure.

DS. 0bI VI "
cha,les G. Stafford.
The said Charles G..
Stafford is hereby notified that on the twenty
eighth day ofSeptember, A. d. lS47, the
said Hiram Day fledin the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County of Putnam and State
of Ohio, his bill in Chancery against the
said Charles G. Stafford setting forth that on
the tenth day Of December, A. d. 1912, the
said Charles G. Stafford made and deliv-
cred TO one James Taylor his three several
sealed writings obligatory, dated on the day
aud year last aforesaid, the first of which is
payable September first, lS43, in II pairs OF
Mems cewilide boots and three pairs Of Wo-
mems high chartered, lined and bound cali
.kiu shoes; The second payable Mayefrst,
1914, in is p6ir of mems cowhids boots,
and d pairs of Women's high quartered
lined and bound calf skin shoes; and the
third payable January first, lS45, in II pans
of Mems cowhide boots, and 3 pairs OF "o.
mems high quartered lined and bound cali
skin shoes; that said boots and shoes are
-worth so 90; that to secure the making
and delivery Of said boots and shoes, the
said Cha,les g. Stafford, by deed duly execu-
ted mortgage to said James Taylor in-lots
numbers twenty.six and twenty-seven in the
town of Pendlelon in the County of Putnam
Ohio; and that said writings obligatory and
mortgage have been assigned to said Hiram
Day by delivery; that said boots and shoes
have not been made and delivered by SAID
Stafford as he agreed TO do; that there re-
mains due and unpaid upon said writings
obligatory the said sum Of 5000; the object
and prayer Of said Bill is that an account may
be taken Of what is due upon said writings
obligating, that said mortgage may he fore
closed, or if said mo'tgaged premises at two
thirds the appraised value thereof shall
amount TO more than shall be found due on
said writings obligatory, that the same may DC
sold TO satisfy and discharge said debt. And
the said Charles G. Stafford is further mott
fed that unless he appear and plead, answer
or demur to said Bill within sixty days aitel
the next term of said Court, that at the term
next after the expiration Of of said sixty days
the said Hiram Day will apply to said Cour
to take the matters Of said Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly
BY JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
ATTY. for Complt.
Dated September 20, ls47. 343fv
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MY OWN CASE.


In the year 1884, was afflicted with the
Piles, brought on by the liver complaint and
sedaniary habits, as l at that time was learn
ing the jewelry business in the city of New
York. The disease soon became so painful
that was forced to leave the shop for my
bed, went home, (my parents then living
in Brooklin, L. I.,) and employed our hmily
physician, DR.. R., whose standing as askill-
ful practitioner, is unsurpassed il equalled in
that city. My case was internal, and bled
profusely. DR.. r. advised me 10 be taken
10 the country, to abstain from eating hearty
food, and to take magnesia, a table spoonful
three times day; ! accordingly went with
nv mother TO Norwalk, Connecticut, where
we spent three weeks, following the Doc
tors most excellent advice, but with no ben
eft, when we returned TO Brooklyn. then
commenced series Of experiments on my.
self; | bought lnimenis and electuares,
which were were highly recommended, and
used them, my disease growing worse, if
possible, from the irritation they Produced
then procured from my old medical library,
works treating upon the disease, read them
and after learning IFS nature, commenced the
preparation of an ointment for myself; and
after various trials found m,self improving
continued its use faithfully, using magnesia
and oil TO keep my bowels regular, for about
month, when was perfectly cured, and
have not had an attack since. Ofcourse my
curiosity was highly excited to know whether
it wsuld prove efficacious on others. !
made some, and when any persons became
afflicted, gave them some and TO my sur
prise, it produced cure in every instance
Mr.. Garfield was the man with whom work
ed when was afflicted, and knowing how
bad was, and that was cured by some-
thing, applied TO me to know what had pro-
duced my cure; gave him some, and his
certificate tells the rest. continued TO give
it away TO many, who would use it, and with
like results, as the certificates of the Hon.
James Watson Riley, and S. G. Coffinbury,
show; and in the fall ofle43, il cured the
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof, M. c., Of Ohio, who
urged me strongly to offer il 10 the afflicted
saying, to use his own language, "it is a
public blessing,'' and suggested the idea OF
getting patent for 1t to Protect the af1ilcteo
from imposition by counterfets--and
kindly offering his services in taking on my
application, which accepted; and having
tried the ointment in so many cases with
perfect success during the last ten years,
believed i, my duty to offer it to the afflicted
mot as cure all, but with the utmost con
idence that it will not fail to cure the Pilei
in all its FERNS, and thus alleviate much o
human suffering.
CAUTION.-The genuine "RILEY's
OINTMENT" is manufactured with grea
care expressly for the Piles, put up in vial
made for the purpose. lettered and stamped
with an engraved seal, with "Rley's Oint
ment for the PIles-Patented Jan. 1874; :
stamped upon the cork.
DAVIS g. WILMER, Columbus, o.
General Agents, to whom all orders shoulc
be addressed.
For Sale by H. G. LEE, Kalida. $40
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IN CHANCERY. He
James Matthew'S, l
ps. Bill ef Foreclosure.

4N CHANCEhI. r''f+
''",' ".., y =: T'''..''' n...' '~ .. Foreclosure,
'VUyHE said Hugh W. Ross is hereby mott.
u fed that on the twenty-eighth day Of Sep
tember, A. d. l647, the said james Mat
thows ofthe county Of Putnam, Ohio, filed
in the Court of Common Pleas Of the cnur.
ty of Putnam, and State of Ohio, his bill in
Chancery, against the said Hugh W. Ross,
setting forth that on the 9th day Of June,
A. d., 1874, the said Hugh w. Ross made
his prsmissory note TO one Nathaniel NJ.
Creighton for $32,50 payable nine months
after date, and 10 secure the payment Of said
note, said Ross mortgagd to said Creighton,
by deed duly executed, Lot number two Of
the division of out lets No. S aud 6 in tho
town of Gilbsa, Putnam county, Ohie; that
on the 18th Of June, lS4T, said note aad
mortgage was assigned 10 said James Mat
tbews; and the object and prayer Of which
Bill is that an account may be taken, Of tho
amount due on said note acd Mortgage, that
said Mortgage may be foreclosed, or that, ,if
said premises at two-thirds the appraised val
ue thereof shall amount TO more than what
may be due, The same may be sold to satisfy
and discharge said debt; and the said Hugh
w. Ross is furthsr notified, that unless hc
shall appear and plead answer or demurr IL
said Bill within sixty days after the next
term Of said Court, that the said James Mat
thews at the term next after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply to said Court
10 take the matters Of said Bill for confessed
and decree thereon accordingly.
BY JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
Any for Csmplqinaat. :
Dated Sept. 20, ls47. 343fw
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I. L. 81. JOHNS
ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS,

A knowledge ofthe value of these Pills is
alone necessary to bring them into general
use as family medicine. Thousands bave
already used them, who give them deci
ded preference TO all other kinds. The pro
prieter is so confident Of their virtues that
he has instructed his Agents that in case any
person after giving them trial, does not
prefer them to Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and
all other Ant-Blllous Pills, If the trouble
will be taken to return the balance Of tho
box, TO refund the Whole money. They arc
not like many of the qllack medicines of the
day, held up as an infalliable cure for all dig
eases, but if timely administered will be
fonnd very effacacious in Bilious and re-
mittent fevers, fever and ague, costiveness,
cholic, worms, pain OF the bowels. flatulenee,
indigestion, heartburn, pain ofthe head, back
or breast, &c.
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have made use 81. Johns Pills,
either ourselves or in our families and con.
slider them the best Pills in use for the bill.
lious diseases Of this Western country.
WIN. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U. F.
Coonrod, Sheriff; w. H. Kess.er, County RI
corder; John Rosenbergcr, Isaac Mundy,
George Storer, and Isaac Wiscman, Justice
Of the Peace; Israel P. Haines, Joseph Vol
mer, Seldom Graves, John Shinefelt, John
Michael, Peter Beaver, Alexander Ingram,
James Dmman, William Baugher, Michael
Redmond, James G. Pease, s. r. Appleton,
John Pride, l.. M. LOOMS, J. w. Patterson,
Thomas Lloyd, Isaac Dewitt, Joha Swander,
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, Geo.
Christlip, G. Y. Pierson. s
BEWARE OF .COUNTEFEITs.
The great demand for these pills has
ready induced unprincipled men to sounrer-
felt them. The public are there cautioned
against purchasing any that are not signed
by the propriter with pen upon The wrapper
enclosing each box. 10 counterfeit which
is States Prison offencc,a - s.
Sr. JouN's ANrr-BrLLIpus pIL1s.-By
reference TO our advertising sSeplnmns it will
seen that these very val'lablepills have found
there way into our midst We arc@seme what
acquainted with their virtues md hesitate not
in recommending thom to the public Ken.
! fon ReDubEc1n s" t-
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ns,ed Sentember %. lS47. 343fv
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RlLEY'S PATENT OINTMENT.
FOR THE
P + L. E S

have received very many certificates and
testimonials as 10 the efficacy ofmy ointment,
only few of which can be inserted for want
ofspace. will first give statement OF its
discovery. and cure of
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LANDS FOR SALE IN GREENS
BURG TOWNSHIP.

YUyHE subscriber is desiious Of disposing OF the
south half Of section twenty-five sewnship
one north Of Range six east, in Putnam County
being 320 acres. The land is capable OF making
one Of the best farms in the county, and wlll oe
sold low For particulars OF the terms o. sa.e ap-
ply at this Office or 10 ALbEkI loMr.
Tarleton, Piokaway County, OH Ohio.
Aug. 10. l847. 3Soim
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINAs ONLY.

ne PRIN S ON TX.
No, sc CEDAR STREET. NEW WORK.
LEE, JUDSON S'LEE,
lLATE LEE & JUDSON)
Occupy ,he spacious FIVE STORY
WAREHOUSE, No. Sc CEDAR STREET
- the WHOLE Of which is devoted 10 the ex
hibition and sale .t,le siHtII AhTIcllf
PRINTED CALIC0ES.
Their present Stock consists of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, EN-
bracing some THOUSANDS ofdaerent pat
terms and colorings, and comprising every
thing desirable in the line, FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC.
All of which are offered for sale for cash,
or satisfactory credit, at the LOWEST PRICES,
by the
Piece or Pack &c.
New Styles are received, almost every day
and many of them are 60, up for our own
sales, and not to be found ELSEWHERE.
srPrinted lists Of prices, corrected from
day to day, with every variation Of he mar
ket, and are placed in the hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able TO form some idea
Of the extent and variety of our assortment,
when we state, that the value of our usual
stock Of this s II.
ONE ARTICLE
is at least twice the
value of the entire stock of dry goods usual
lly kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the fact, that ou'
means and our attention, instead of being di
viyided among vast variety Of articles, are
deveted wholly TO ONE, will render the advan'
tages which we can offer TO dealers perfectly
obvious; and il shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment
Our assortment is complete at all seasons
ofthe year.
Lee, Juds0n D. Lee,
P. S.-B. F. LEE, formerly Of the
firm Of Lord g. Lees, and late senior part
ner in the original firm of Lee & Brewster
from which connection he withdrew some
time ago, and has resumed business ir con
nection with Messrs. Lee and Judson. unde
the firm of LEE, JUDSON g. LEE, and HI
ventures 10 assure his friends and the public
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence in this branch Of the tra'e, whicl
formerly distinguished the other two house
10 which he belonged.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
Wmek a, f,tE AssRIe,S sulp Cpr

WRtok oF THE AMERICAN SHlr CRL'
oLE = Dsplarable Loss Of Life.--'l he
jefferson. Capt. Morgan, sailed tfom la.
vana an the lllh inst, aud upon arriving
all the moth af The river The captain sent
up his letief bag by towbdat. which
reach d III" eiiy al m rafly aoir Tuesday
lnpi mug Ouf iiles are In the l0th inst
l'hr news ftom draiea BY this aifiyai We
give in aiolhsr sslumn.
The llasant papers contain fuller details
oI The wfoek n lie American ship CreoIe,
zap. la1uh no aas nun buIueauA, ),
hound 10 this fe#i. Size WIS wrecked in
the nishl Of The I'm Of December I'm the
recis of tho Real de tos C1ialaaes, flour
lengua, from he entrance Of the port ol
Nucrias lHd eight from Guincbo, aud
~elI t. pieces the following day. There
were IA persons ou board the Creole,
in Iiing iha egsN, OF Nlln ~, Of dlIIer.
rnt -. aul .'tp- prushu Capt Gata.
was amuns tb- yuWs, iar slitl.u.,
repaired lu Nnr,.an. ibo adlaccul cpl.r
presented according 10 ,he Gactid Ut lhu
ei'y, 4 horrible spectacle. II Was slrcWn
with the remains Of those Thp prrishrd.
18th the ibgm MS ui the wreck, ami ihr
vl.uu, ciirrs ot tie unfortunate pas,-u
gers. According - the Garsia, those who
survived suffered from the barnafiy ol five
oI lbe crew, who pIunirred the living aud
Tie dead oI every description Of properly
puiai.ng eorpscs to obtain rims from
heir fingers These misceauis are sail
10 have been ancsrd 80 that thrtl altD-..
ties will be punished. Efforts wnsr mad,
locueai succor To the passengers If The
Creole %, husts hom Nucyila,. bd the
violence Of the Nili made pyrD eScaion
utIle.
Another pip'r M MONS that nIng t,-
VIC uus nl ui- calstuphr was nHp cniJle
hm N. e MSS ~ ut father, ~ tlrr, tirrr
grown u5hi,rs, the oldest aged TWEEN,
yNO lcats, AM scyrfa uI.e Cui.dfcu.--
lac French steamer ol war lie IOagerTe
proceeded al once from Havana to Nucyi.
las 10 render aid 10 The sufferers whom we
persumr to be principally French eml.
gnnis Mr.. Carrier of hi, city was a pas.
srngr-, vi his Wii, aud seven children.
ia plly they were ali saved.
y. o. I.clyuac.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
LATEST FROM GEN. TAYLoR,s
DIVISION,

The N. o. Della of the a5lh, contains
letters from Victoria. dated jan. 9Th, on
which daylhe entire division of the army
under Gen. faYiar were al that point
Wa have room for only few extracts
which we append,
We have now at this paint a very pretty
little army. Gen. Taylor is here with all
his slail-Gen Twigss, with the LIST. 81,
Sd and 7lh regular lnlanlry--the 81 ORA.
gnons, Mounted fileman aud Bngg's bat.
terry, all numbering l.900 men-6enefal
Patterson has the regiment ot Mounted
rennesseeans, regiments Of Illinois In.
antry, . companies Of Artillery, and a
company of Sappefs anl Miners, making
in all Il lille over l701 men-tieneral
Qutman ha, the ? regiments of Ten.
nessee Infantry. LIST Mississippi do, lst
Georgia do. and iha Baltimore Battalion,
and his total will MT fall short of 2.i0D
effective mrn-sa that altogether we
can present In an enemy hl710 men, heing
nhout thr same number TINT a'e now with
Butter nj the other pass.
think ,ol mar safely sci il down that
the next movement Of this wing ofthe army
will he 10 Fampieo, aud ffnm thence Ia
Vera Cruz. We arr advised here that
Gen. Scott Is at or antae way, Ia Tampico.
aud lhiiher IN express viii ba sent 10 him
lo.mnrfow mnfning. W. lpek far des.
patches from hun in day or two, anl I he
chances are altogether in favor of their
containing an order inr Us To proceed i'm.
mediale.y to fampen.
The Mexican cavalry, that were reported
Ia be within II leagnes al this place. On the
day Of our arrival. tlsl division.l are said
In have fallen back In the direction Of fula,
# nol to that place. where there kre several
regiments Of infantry. lula is upwards of
100 miles from this place, and the road to
il through country altogether unfit for
artillery; ani should We send our infantry
force 10 dislodge them, II would be labor
thrown away, for they would tall back
faster than We could advance; so | think
they will remain unuotieed. | was in the
office Of MAJ Metea to-day, when all the
regiments handed in their list of horses
aud mles. entitled 10 ibfage from the Gov.
brnmeni. and the total summed IN 352s -
10 iced these. II viii takl near 910 hush.
els of corn daily, aud Tie little palehei
herrabaus vii nj hold out long al thai
rate
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
PAN OF THE CAMPAIGN,

The following is from tho Washington
Fountain. In confirmation ol what Is
stated tho Washington correspondent Of
tho New York Commercial Advertiser
states lhal Col. ioIlcn, Chief Engineer, has
gone 10 Mexico secretly and with despatch;
and speaking Of the report in La Patria.
adis: ii repeat thatlhe plan is correctly
given, and that through il You will know as
mneh rs the Secretary of War knows
Those whose official relations enliile them
To know, tell me that it is me plan"
The Fountain article runs thus
TuR WAe,-Nep plan of Operations-
Extraordinary Rtreiations.-Wc read IN
the In Palria, Of the 3lsl ul., Spanish
paper Published In New Orleans. by Ale
man x 6am,z the following rAtraordinary
revelation al the new plan Of operations in
the war with Mexico;
The government appears To conlde
mleh in Gen, Scott, whn has just gone to
the lield If operations, anl from whose
dip'omalir aud military tactics II hopes 10
gun gfeal advantages. The plan oi opera
tlaas, We leatn, Is as follows:
.,t.en. Taylor, instead Of moving upon
san Lnis falpsi, will repair To SaIIlIo,
whele he vii remain iar short period.
zen. sgol. aGer having nude spmc a..
fsnsemen Hn the Rio Gnnle. will hasten
II lamp.ca. sh,re b. will assume the com
manl ailhr am volunteers recently cal
Al oul anl ordered To assemble at iha'
point. l'rnm fampieo, Gen. Scott will
march towards Vera Cruz, Zen. Taylor
will make a simultaneous movement To.
wards 'rampieu, with all the troops be- can
muster, aiter lraIing sufficient fnrce To gar
tison Saltllo. Monterey. Victoria, &C., aud
in union with Gen. WoHh's division, will
loiu Cen Scuit who will have at his com
mand the new military arm Of rocketeers
anl howilzers
al the proper moment, fifteen or sixteen
vessels Of the american squadron, with a
infce Of from 23l lo 800 guns, Of all sizes
anl ealibfes. will appear oii San Juan de
iloa, aud begin the attack upon the castle
according to the new plan of operations
lhe AMI lntees will rendezvous ai the mouth
a lha fiter Antigua, which cinplirs into the
Gull : .hoft distance to the North Of Vera
Cruz. and ascend the ,amn 10 where the
main oa1 to Ialapa crosses It. II this plan
he speedily put IN execution there cen be
NJ dub hh hat Vera Crn aud the castle
vii \ speedily fil into the power ol the
American inrees, but It any farm h. put Ia
saaia Anna declaration, II d. plain hr will
h abIa IA eul oir the ADVANCE oi Drn. lay.
laf ifoIn sA.liilo
Alf. Games. the editor Of La P,ina aud
lhr an.haI Of the abpve, is the samr per
s.n. Who vas a pointed by Gen. Scott,
eail= lafeins IN New Orleans, To bc one
q. his s..,.. All Naase comm s,iun was af
tsrNaris revoked by the General. on the
sf4uul Tint he wns not Friend 10 The
Ame eau cause. Did Gomez obtain the
ahlya nj rmali1n whIls ho was General
asDtl al
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
The Commercial Bulletin Of New Or.

The Commercial Bulletin q New Or.
leans Of Tuesday last says:--
"AnoIher disgraeeil row occurred down
town last night between some spaniards
aud party oiIhe Pennsylvania Volunteers.
One Of the latter was very badly Wounded,
being fired al by one of the spanafds.--
Three Of the latter were committed 10 jail
for examination before Recorder Su2enaau;
aud twenty Of the volunteers were sent ia
Fist Municipality Calah1ose lot safe keep.
ing, by order of Col. Wynkoop.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
Guy CnrrnN N1N Wr,r lrn.rY.-L.n.

Gus CorroN IN WGsr lRRsRy.-Isaae
Mickie, ESQ., Of Camden, in this State. II,
applying gun cotton 10 the propulsion ul
machinery in his factory. The engine Is
constructed on the plan u tho ordinary hoF.
lznnlal sIeIm engine, only there are two
cylinders, ono WORKING in the other. The
gun cotton is ignilol by electricity, ensen.
dered and applied in novel manner. Any
degree Of power may be obtained. Ii is
safer than the ordinary steam engine, aud
one person can run it.-NeVlrk Adlag'isar
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

BRIDAL TnAUrpY. AT an Indian we'd
ding in the Philippine Islands, the bride
retired from the company in order to 60
down TO the river to wash her feet. As
she was hns employed an alligator seized
her. Her shrieks brought the people TO the
place who saw her between the ministers
teeth, and Just drawn under ihe wnlrr'--
The troubled bridegroom instantly plunged
a(ier, and, with his dagger in his hand
pursued the monster After desperate
conflict he made him deliver up his prey,
and swan Ia the shore with the body ni
his dead wife 10 his arms
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

"llAmY OF rHr WEST Tie rdiiur
OF the Uawd STAR, Giz,ur, lnus 60
quent,y clos'. his New Years reflections.
Millions oi true hearts will throb IN unison
with the WISH be has robed IN language ui
such classic beany:
And mnglng with our aspirations,
crs.ydng oLlwaid for utoran.e, because
ever uppermosI To the heart, is the leFycui
soul felt, aud soul. warming wish that the
man, whom the nation houors for the palri,
otc uses floijy talents whom millions Of
hslelow.ciizens hail as the political IDOL
of their affections, and the constant object
Of their desire; whose retreat is lht mecca
Of their hearts, whose movements they
watch with liIial fonaness; whose fame is a
Earl Of the riches Of their political hafd ngs;
to that man, whether the Senate hangs
with rapture upon his accents; whether a
people hail him as ,heIr political head;
whether the shades Of elegant retirement
be his Ioi and the philosophy Of wisdom
aud age be his companion; whether he
sands forward the defender of his fellow
man At the bar Of justice, or seeks the de
light Of enlarged social intercourse abroad,
we wish health, peace. aud a., those bless.
lngs that should reward the patriot, and the
daily consciousness Of the enthusiastic yet
reyerenlinl, love Of his fellow citizens, ~
These, with the possession and immortal
influences oflhe light of effective piety on
the heart, are a part of our wishes for "A
happy New Year to the Statesman and the
paiTint -
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

DlED N Philanler JONI
imprisoned in Delhi, 10 lake his trial ior tie
supposed murder OF his wife, died ia prison
in the 56lh year of his age. lie was e..
icemed and respected as good neighbaf
unil the sudden death Of hi, wifa, unlrr
usficious circumstances, caused hun ta be
arrested and committed 10 jail. lie made
no statement relative to the death OF his
wife, except declaration Of his innocence.
N. J.. Sun
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
GRANp HUNT Arrra LnArr. An

GRAND HUNT AFTER LoAYEs Ann
fIsuEs.--A correspondent of the Galena
Gazette, writing from Dubuque, says lha
some 1880 persons leil that place on the
2sIh ul., to aiteni the Legislature ahoul 10
convene ut Iowa city," Most of lhosp
were applicants for Office under the new
government, The only inhabitants leii
were two ministers, the clerk in the land
office, tho postmaster, few mechanics,
ono doctor, one grocer, one music master,
and the women and children.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

VoTg oN rnE LIEUTENANT GENERAL
RuL.-Ilhc bin was repnHrd In the Sen
'io; and 'h" question being upon ordering
il In he engrossrd-
Mr. Nunngrm movedtha, il br laid upon
the table; aud. far The purpose Of testing
the sense oiihe Senate, he asked for the
yeas and nays.
They we're ordered: and, being taken.
resulted az iollows;-Yeas. 27-Nays. 81.
So the bill was laid on the table. Ad.
lonrnei.