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LL CLAIMS under the provisions OF this art must
q be presented attbe Office OF the Third Auditor Of The
Treasury Department. and each be snbstaniaed by
such evidence Is hereinafter dessnsted with respect
ruses Of the class under which IL falls
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Rules IN relation 10 claims prorided for By an act of
Congress, dpprored Sd March, 1919, entitled An
property iost or destroyed in The military strrice of
NE United STATES
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

Mar lawlaw
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WOOD AND COAL.

wan prrAnrNssr, MARCH ID, lsig. --2awIM
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
Indian Summer.

The weather for the last ten or fifteen
days has been delightful. The Who'll
some, and invigorating atmosphere, the
smoky appearance of the horizon, the
brown and sombre appearance of the
woods and fields, and the red fiery face
of Sol, as he smiles benignantly upon all
creation, very forcibly reminds us that
we are once more in the midst of that
most delightful of allthe seasons Of tils
year-Indian Summer. That season
which brings plenty and gladness to the
heart and Preside of the husbandman,
which furnishes sport to the huntsman,
and choice viands for his table, and in
bringing up the rear Of the year, makes
all lively, active and Industrious.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
The Memphis Convention.

The Memphis Convention met on the
23d Oct, and organized by electing Pro-
fessor M. F. Maury, of Virginia, Presi-
dent. Vice-Presidents-Mr. Clay, OF
Alabama; Mr.. Mason, of Mississippi;
Willoughby Williams, Tennessee; X. A.
Watson, South Carolina; DR.. Jamison,
Georgia; Col. Maunsell White, Louisi.
ana; Gov. Drew, Arkansas; Ashbell
Smith; Texas; Ashton Johnson, Nilsson.
ri; Benjamin E. Quay, Kentucky; John
Tresecvant, Virginia; j. H. Thompson,
Pennsylvania; and 1. L. Robinson, N.
York.
Professor Maury, upon taking the
chair, addressed the Convention, and ur.
ged strongly the importance of Rail
road across both the Isthmus and the
Continent.
Delegates were present from the States
of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi
Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri
Texas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massa
chuset;s; New York. Virginia, South
Carolina and Tennessee.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
obstruction of Nayig2sf

Numerous, and we are ddpise, NM
grounded complaints, ccfne to US
various quarters, in relation to III Xxx
struction of ihc'navigation in the M
Moines River, by dams at sundry pn y
places in the stream contrary TO
firm OF the Statute, in which case "made
and provided" This is source of a
very serious evil, and remedy must be
found, commensurate thereto. In the
absence of these Instructions, erected
solely for the promotion of private inter
est, the River might and would have
been navigaicd the whole season. We
understand that these dams are solely in
the hands of the Board of Public Works,
and it is left entirely TO their decision,
whether they shall or shall not remain
in the River. Will they not, then, con-
suit the public interests of the Valley,
and take out these distractions.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

II From some cause, which we are
not able to divine, the package of Tri-
Weekly Republicans due at this Office
on Thursdays has failed to arrive on
that day for several weeks in succession.
Subscribers to the Tri- Weekly at Agency
City receive theirs due OH that day, and
we can see no good cause why we should
not receive ours. We shall endeavor to
ferret the matter out.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
NEW GOODS, Etc.

STREET Brothers, of Agency City,
are in receipt Of New Goods. Their
friends and the public generally, no doubt
will give them call ''before purchasing
elsewhere.
M. LANGsDoRF, of the same place, Of
fers to cloths the s'outer man. as cheap
as it can be done in the county. He
keeps full stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, etc.
See advertisement of Il. A. TAYLOR,
Cabinet Maker. We have seen some
of his work, and are of the opinion that
those who want Furniture had better
call and leave their orders, if they want
it made in good style and on reasonable
terms.
E. WAsHBURN has a tremendous
pile" of Stoves OH hand, and more ga
coming" Walk up, sir, if you have
any respect for the female part Of your
family, and buy them good Cooking
Stove; SO that they may not be smoked
to death over a fireplace.
s. Conner has fine lot of grated
Fruit Trees for sale. The present time
is the best TO remove them. Farmers,
don't pay cent apiece for apples, when
you can raise them for yourselves.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
The valIey---Emigratien. sc.

The emigration to Iowa tbs present
season, will far exceed thai of any for
mer year, since her riei bottom lands
and widc-spreading Prairies were first
thrown open to rettle ment. Every road
leading into ale great Valley Of the Des
Moines, IS blocked up with emigrants
wageis, herds of moving stock, &c.,
slowly, but surely vending their way to
a home in this desirable country.
Lei them come, there is room, and to
spare. Thousands of acres of as good
and well situated land as the sun ever
shone on, yet lies vacant in the new
counties of the Des Moines Valley,
which can be taken up, at one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre. The climate
is mild and healthy, and it embraces as
many if not more natural advantages
that any country in the west.
AllihatIowa requires to make her one
of the first States in the Union, is the ear
ly development of her giant resources.
Strong arms and resolute hearts can do
this. All such are welcomed to our
midst. ave want farmers to cultivate all
our vast Prairies; miners 30 uncover our
inexhaustible mineral wealth; mechanics
In 81 ,,,r ,yrr1r ~t,-.-~. LII. - $500.
factories 10 convert our grains and raw
materials into articles of convenience
and commerce, and diversity our inter-
csts so as to increase the price of labor,
and make a sure and steady home mar
ket for our surplus products. We want
plank, turnpike and Rail roads, Canals,
and the navigation of our noble Rivers,
improved so that the steam-car and steam
boats can traverse all parts of the State.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

scribe tor the DEs MONIES CouR1Es,
There is no question in the world bu,
you will sleep better at night; enjoy
more perfect health; prosper better in
your business, and, at the close OF rour
mortal career, in reviewing the incidents
OF your past life, you will undoubtedly
look upon this among your best acts;
and If you have paid in advancc, go
promptly as TO satisfy the prirer' you
can hand it down to your 1oslerity as
most valuable legacy
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

tloseof foreign countries. In the lam
guaec " our great Constitutional States
MAI altered at gloomier period of our
politiAl affairs than The ypresent--''h
the brk and troublons night that is spon
us, Tsee no sar above the horizon that
can s,so us light, but the great. united
;.selligent Wing Party of these United
States.'' ~
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

A Snow STORMS fell on Sum
day week in Temple, N. H., ten miles
from the Massachusetts line. to the depth
of two inches OH level. On Monday
morning the Temple mountains were
clothed in snow white robes. In Mason,
The next town east of Temple, consider
able hal. cell on Sunday. The storm
was very severe in New hampshire
Worcester Journal. y
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02


is to consist of seventeen mel
the House of thirty five members.
In the Executive departmentprovision
is made for the election of Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
Auditor of Public Accounts, and Trea-
surer. The Judicial power is invested
in Supreme Court ard such inferior
tribunals as the Legislature shall estab-
lish.
In the Declaration Of Rights, it is
declared shat all men have natural
and inalienable right to worship God ac-
cording to the dictates Of their own con
sciences, andAhe General Assembly shall
make no law respecting an establishment
of religion, or prohibiting the free exer-
else thereof, or disturbing any person in
his religious worship or seiiiments-pro
vided he does not disturb the public
peace nor obstruct others in their rekg.
ious worship"
This Constitution was adopted on the
9th March, l849.
The first General assembly met on
the I'd of July.
After the organization, the chairman
announced to the House that majority
of all the votes of the people had been
given for the adoption of the Conslitu.
lion; and that Brigham Young had recei.
we'd majority of all votes for Governor,
Heber G. Kimball for Lieutenant Cover.
nor; VIM. RicharlS for Secretary oil
State; William CLAYTON for Auditor oil
Public Accounts, Jos. s. Haywood for
Treasurer.
On the 3rd resolution was passed
providing for joint committee to memo
rialize Congress for State or Ferritori.
al Government; which was afterwards re-
ported and adopted.
On the 18th inst, according to prcvi-
Gus resolution, The Legislature met III
joint session, and proceeded to ballot for
a delegate and Representative to Con
gross, when ilmon w. Babbiit, Esq,
having received majority OF all the
votes, was declared duly elected
Not word is said in the Constitution
about Slavery.
Mr.. BABBlrr is now at Washington
City.
Speaking of the name adopted for the
| new State, .the st. Louis Republican
says:
.'The new State is quantity styled the
STATE OF DEsERET, which implies ac-
cording to the Mormon history and in
depreciation, the "Honey Bee" and is
! significant Of Industry and the kindred
virtues. Ii is scarcely necessary to say
to our reapers that the population of thu:
new State is composed altogether o
persons protesting the Mormon faith, o.
whom the number is rapidly increasing
every year, that being the State to which
all their emigration is tending. In these
proceedings, as in every thing else, thu
peculiarites of this people are preser
we'd, though we cannot see that this will
offer any good bar to their application
for admission into the Union.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

~ The Wheeling Suspension Bridge
is completed, and was successfully eros
sed by Mr.. Elicit, the builder, the goth
Large crowds assembled on each shore,
and great enthusiasm prevailed, cannons
were fired, etc.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

A New York letter says that Mr..
George Law, one of the proprietors Of
the new steamship Ohio, has offered a
challenge to any steamer in the world. to
make trip from New York TO Liyer-
pool, for wager of $4,000 side.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

V The Post Master General has de-
cided that the postage on papers sent to
California, is not required to be prepaid
at the Office from which they are mailed.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
RoMr-Ie,AArs have ra.chea p.

RoME.-Legers have reached Paris,
which state thai the Pope had conferred
on General OuHnot the tile OF Duke of
Piherazio, and granted him pension Of
5000 crowns, brhis valuable services
in the cause Of NE Holy See.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

F;rhe Washington Union says that Pous-
sin was ..thc only democratic minister at
Washing,onhpm a foreign power" As
the Union il DC weA-known organ of
the foreign embassies, its annunciation
may be regarded as ofiicias. Lousyyu
Journal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

| The editor ofsthe WasAhs,sh
hoted several paragraphs ISom
papcrs heading them "Lie No. /
No.2," sLie No. B." &C. jrhe 1
may number the lies of the Wing |
but i cannot number its ossn -(he,
numberless. Louisville Jbssgaal.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

APPOINTED ADnlRAl.. tibAldi,
famous defender Of Rome III Her ID
itudc Of hair breadth esca reach
Venice in safety. lie w loom
with joyful acclamations,
ately appointed Admiral d 4 4ed.
tian feet. ''y Yer
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

III The Wing and Register of last
week, publishes an extract from an arti-
Gle in our paper of week before last, in
relation to our ability 10 furnish news as
early as the River papers, and attempts to
relute it by instancing certain report of
tia ST Louis market, published by them
a few days in advance ofus. Our friends
must surely be aware, that our general
lie can hardly be disproved by one ex-
cttion. We do not recollect the reason
LOT extraordinary start which our Ke-
oAuk Temporary got of us, in the case
alluded, bnt we are inclined to think
ha' !. IS tribu,able to the agency of the
rascal az IN East ofus, who occasional
y steals ourS Republican, due on Thurs
day. on wh'clA mainly rely for mar
ket reports and Oer late news.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

AoAS
given TO 4
that they shc
TO any part of til,
bic number of refugeo
board of an American
French steamer. destineGS
An eloquent letter fr
Lord Palmerston was ptS 4
English journals.
Accounts from Widden ST.
Mollah had been sent to urge
gees to embrace Islamism, a
had not been lnsuccessfH
Guion, Zamoresh and others,
nothing should induce them to a
Benz had no scrnples.
The most alarming feature
newssirom Turkey is, thatthoss
lies in Europe, who are parlls
and partly Turkish, are in state
ment. Und.. the influence of ]
emissaries, members of the Greek
there, but vass3ls of the Sultan,
ed serious intentions of taking adV
of the present opportunity to &C
revolt.
Great activity prevails in scndn
iers to and from the principal pc
Europe, but the iirmncss of the
funds allay all apprehensiuns. |
The Paris correspondent Of I'M
don Times, says, that note HI
addressed by the English Goyels
the ambassador of st. N
the subject of Constantine
in moderate but firm lernfs.
the determinations tossupport Il
against any exisency that &c
promise the dignity of an
-Gsernmcnt. Lord Palr
wise senssproper instructics
ford Canning, aud place
mean fleet at his disra
animated to England
Unity exists belweer
ments on this que9
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

MfNyMENT FOR THNo
CoRNRp IowA.-Thepves
meng went up on ihe Senaye
1t isla beautiful piece % pm
from the foundry of IN. Him
of This city. On the soutde
word "Pwa," on llk mort idS
nesota,'i on the wesl side. h,
80 mi on the est sid&.r
GaLeI AdU.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

ETA fire occ ed IN Cincinnati;
on. the goth ult.. WI destroyed the
Nonpareil printing oA and several
stores beneath.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

land, as w.
attacks upon tue =,
There can be nc dou,
Democrat says, that the
'lessening its held upon
the county, and, if Il
fled, dissracefel course Q
sisted i'll much longer, y
claims torespec:abih
that. he either reads
shall g5in'o his faaHis,-s
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02

lid ssr CONFESSIONS. One
IN. Gasette,..a Eocofoc,p pa.
"Th ,fompt, decisive courss pun
Presi but Taylor, in dism'
Freih minist
adnlntion of
mciy regards h.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
In couSpui1pnptf

III NOHI''c 4 'N''N0@'N
Falloux, the discus
question and the Amer.
difficulties has been postpC
French Assembly. The only allusior
made in any paper received, of any dia
Guilty between the French and Americ
Governments, is the following:
.Some explanation of affairs a
essary. The Preach Goyernmet
manded an indemaityIfor losses ca
by French subjects durng the war
Mexico; Ibis demand shaving met
so.i.n difficulty, the French Goyernn
urged our Minister to announce to
American Goyerlanent, that the indie
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-02
Alistria and Hungary.

gees near Hiuuehs Tie leaders excepted
have applied for leave to reanrn to the
Austrian territory, and that TIER reques,
will be granted. y
The statement that Georgey had been
shot is contradicled. The surrender OF
Comom is fully confirmed, after the pa
triots, had succeeded in makingiayorable
terms with the Austrians.
Several Hungarian ladies, besides
Kossnth's mother and Guion's wife, are
kept in close confinement by the Aus
trian authorities. II
Prussia.
Wertemberg has formally intimaied ~
the Prussian ministry, that it will 1T
join the federal league proposed BY Pr
STA, Hanover and Saxony, and Hanq( r
has alreadyyannounced its intentioq |ofl
Withdrawing from the confederationS
Sicily. ~
The affairs Of Sicily have been lar
~ arranged, the Island is to have dis
tinct administration from Naples.
England and Ireland
The EnglisA papers have early
ceased TO chronicle The rayapes| bf the
cholera. lnIgclaL a faint efio IS be-
ing made to revive political Excite
ment in the country; John orc hell. is
Of course, ting principal leade.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1s.

HESTKRDAE's ITEMs-lt was q dali, rainy day, and
the business everywhere correspondent with the weather
Our reports show nothing Of particular intsre-one might
have gone from Lafayette to the Mexican Gulf Railway
and cried " all barren " in the way Of local news
The ladies' generally were disappointed in not bsipe en-
absd to attend HOLINESS opening but still found in the
early part Of the day fair number Of Vien edroopsd
in to look at the fine display Of goods and were muoh pd
win the order Of arrangement number of saszmea
each in charge Of particular department stood ready TO
tempt the puTohaasF with the beautiful fabrics displayed on
every side.
In ChaEtres Stsst business also yielded to the storm and
cur numerous advertising friends in that quarter had full
time to read the Crescent" with the Supplement- in
eaded Nothing like little relaxation gentlemen To.
day you can with renewed Eps To strvo o the
almighty dollar Still we did not find any one d,Dosd ID
take eaay, and with the restless disposition characteristic Of
business men, them making work to fill No the
time We glanced in at LAPsLEY's and found them i'm
proving the opportunity by opening lot Of fresh goods lust
received and NOLAN was Displaying the contents Of case
OF silks in hopes perhaps that their rainbow huea might
dsPe the clouds Our friend BRADY and the eentIemanly
employees in his beautiful store No a. were bringing for
ward some striking patterns Of Cashmere also Arranging to
advantage samples Of embroidered oloaka and nantes
SIMPSON, at No. q, marking acs eapes very rich
article received in The invoice with vea of like mate
nal MoJlLToE At No. 70, showed some pretty goods
pe the Peter Marcy which arrived Saturday We were
glad to that othsn Of friends also making the
most OF dull day, and wished them business enough for
the balance OF the week to compensate for bus Monday
We hOssd our umbrella for Camp street. and paid MAYO
brief visit in time to catch glimpse Of magnifeent
piano, just being boxed for of our pante on the
Coast We found HART supplying three or four bachelor
with good stock Of linen; and further we fingered for
full half hour, surveying the rich display made by TYLER
Of everything in his line SKYMoURs cheap store which
now filled with goods and the bazaar of GUrENEgs & Co
almost tempted 10 dare the mud and over but we
concluded to wait for better day to visit the balance Of
our friends.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16
NEW FALL GOODS.


RI MAGAZINE STREET,
Are receiving, steamer Falcon and other arrivals
heir Fall Stock of
SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Wstered BLACK SILKS Fan
ey, Figured, Changeabls and BTOohe Silks latest style
ColOred Satns White and Black do; COlODed and White
eros d'AfrQueI COrd6 and Glaze Silks COOred Flor.
ences Black Grape White and COOred do; Grape LiEe
Illusion, etc.
Black Plain and Printed CaShmereS and MouSsene de
LANES Black BOmbazne; Alpaca LuStres GinRhamS,
Snq variety of new style Dress Goods
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss and Book MUSLINSi TarlstsnS Cambria (;
JScones Bishop Lawn Linen Cambria; Striped and
rad Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
LAOEs AND EMBRonERns.
Thread LSces and Edgings I,se and Mu,lin do. do
BOobn and Silk do. do. JacOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capea, Colsn, Cuff and NaptIlas. Lace
Wells; Lace FlOuncing; Embroidered L, G. Handler.
eheia HVlers and Hem stitch do; Tape and Plain Dor.
deed do; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and Handkerchief
Gentlsmen'G Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Crnvat1
sHAwLs, SoARFS AND SILK MANT1L1As.
complete assortment of Ladies' and CsptIemsD,,
GLOVES all kinds Silk, Cotton and WooIsp NO
SIERY Steel Beads Parse Silk ; Sewing sill. ZanbS,
WOnte1 Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk b.ia
bones; Black and OolOTed SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MINGS; Linen Tape and BobbinS; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge for Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
''1" O'''' w. STRAW GOODS
China and Rice Pearl Rutland CobOuTg Berlin, Aladdin
Palnila, English Split Straw Tuscan Braid and Devon
boNNETs; Bonnet Frames Crowns and Tips New
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS; full assortment
OF Plain, Satin and Taft RibbonS all colon and number
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Frea BunoheS, WIeathI
etc., all OF which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices.
@. YALE, IT. & CO., q Ma azine st.
1eps amaS WOOD bOtvesR Commoa and GTaVisI ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-16

RECORDER BALDwIEs COURT.-There was but littls
doing yesterday VIM Blair sent before the First Dis
tnct Count the charge of embezzlemsnt The witness
Gg9nst him, Edwin Anthony depOsed that he taken
Sck n The latter end Of September, and had 60 the
HOSPITAL: that he left his caTpetbag at No 23 BaTOnna
street, in the charge Of Blair and that when he returned ne
found that the capebag had been open robbed Of
Its eOntent The accused denied all knowledge of the Oas
2u circumstances proved rather too strong and Judge Nc