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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
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uIRGINIA no T 81
ST. LOUIS Ne

ST. LOUIS Mo.
-nISSOLUTiON OF Partnership The co.
- partnership heretofore existing between
The undersigned, uader the style Of SpARa
8 GREEH, has been Ibis day dissolved b,
mutual consent. 'Al 5den,aa.!s due 10 the
dfm have been transferred to John H Spar.
and " him all outstanding debts viii be ad-
justed and paid. JOHN H. SPARR.
ALOKKD GREEN.
81 LOUIS. October 10. 1916.
THE undersigned having: by purchasing
his late partners interest, become sole
proprietor ofihe ABOVE Houss. would avail
himself OF the occasion and offer his grateful
Acknowledgements 10 his patrons and friends
who have SO kindly palronized the House
under The late 6rn,, and would beg to as
sure them aud the publlc, ,hg.' he intends TO
continue to merit i suppohsto The House
BY strict atienlion 10 the comfort Of his
guests. aud moderate charges.
Oct IA 40. JOHN II. sPARR.
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NOTICE! notice.!

A AM row prepared TO receive all kinds of
Produce, and will receive the same at tho
highest market prices, delivered at either
place-lowa City or Bloomington, in pay
by the first day of January, 1876. g...
Those who neglect this notice will find
.heir notes and accounts in the hands Of
The proper officers for collection.
LYMAN HOLT.
lowa.City, Nov IS, ia45
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CINCINNATI ADVERT .SMENT.

JOHN D JosEs, Gin. CALEB JoSEs. Phil.
n d. s. C. JONES, No. 10. Pearl Street.
e Cincinnati.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS. - The undersigned beg
leave to call the attention of Southern and
Western Merchants generally, TO their very
large and extensive assortment of Drv
Goods, procured direc, from the Importers,
Manufacturers and Agents. and selected
with especial reference TO the wants of tho
Trade, and which thew pledge themselves ,e
sell on the most favorable terms OF thu
largest jobbing houses in the east.
They are now receiving large invoices Of
: FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
and will be prepared, at all times, to sell
orders in their line with despatch.
Merchants, who have been in the habit Of
procuring their supplies from Boston, New
York. Philadelphia. or Baltimore, are par
,icularly invited TO call and examine their
stock before visiting the Eastern cities.
]. u. & C.. JONES,
Aug. 1915 (29) No. 10, Pearl street.
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LINN COUNTY INSTITUTE.

". AtGlfNOAUE5 Il. N. y NlAtelI All.
THE FIRST term o! this Institution will
= commence in Marion OH the 81 Moa-
day 10 November. The upper and lower
stories Of the old Coun House are now be-
sng repaired and furnished ior this purpose.
L is designed TO give facilities 10 young
Eeni!emen and ladies which no other insti-
tuition IN the Territory has heretofore afford
ed.
There will be Primary department, a.-
tached which will entirely Withdraw. TO a
separate room, the confusion occasioned
by small scholars. An extensive Philosoph
zeal Apparatus and we'll selected Library are
already provided, and arrangements are
made for Cabinet Of Minkral and other
natural objects. Assistan. Teachers are en-
gagged to supply any deficiency.
The term will consist oil twenty weeks al
the following
RATES OF TUITION:
In the Primary department. 81 90
Orthography, Elocu,ion. Writing,
Arithmetic and Accounts. 90
English Grammer, Composition and
Modern Geography, so
Ancient Geography, History. various
branches OF Mathematics, Natural,
Mental and Moral Philosophy, As.
ironomy. Chemistry Botany. lthet.
oric, Logic. &c, with use Of appa-
ratus, 90
Languages, 90
Book keeping, business forms, S,enogra-
ply Mathematical. Perspective and Archi
aeclural Drawing and Painting, on zeasona
BILE terms according TO time devoted.
There will be course Of Lectures during
she term Tin the evening.j 10 which The most
important principles oil Natural Science will
be explained and illustrated by experiments
and use of apparatus for which pupils who
attend will be charged no more than will
cover the expense.
Every pupil will be required:to maintain
good moral character, and respect and oh
serve the Rules OF the Institution.
Board may be obtaineJ for from 81 90 TO
IL so per week, application being made 10
she Principal.
Dr.. Reynolds would respectfully say to
the citizens Of Linn County aud others con
eerned. that he has at the solicitation oil sew
eral Of your respected fellow citizens, con
scented 10 attempt the establishment Of a
Literary Institution at your county seat
He has spent few weeks :here aud become
satisfied that no place il, re Territory pcs
sesses better advantages. He asks no ia
.sors or encouragemen,s beyond what on
strict examination, he may: be found to mer
ii, and relying or your CANTOR and desire 10
promote the cause Of education, be respect
fully asks your CO operation AMI patronage.
Marion, Nov, S, lS45.
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ROAM TILE REFOR M
PROGRESsIVE.

T RESPECTFULLY ten9er my thanks 10 my
I friends, and customeIs, for the very liberal
patronage. they have been pleased 10 confer
upon me; and begsto assure tnem .ha, the
favors so literally bestowed. shalI no, fail
m stimulating me 10 redoubIed exertion 10
meet an increase Of that confidence essential
to secure permanent friendship.
am prepared TO receive all kinds Of pro.
duce in exchanges for goods OF money.
have on hand large ,stock Of Yankee
Brass and Wooden clecks, which will be
sold at greatly reduced:p prices,
GEORGE ANDREWS
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u DNlL!Ls NJ D7

HAVING permanently located in Iowa
- City, for the purpose Of Pfacticing Med
icine, respectfully offers his professional SER
vices 10 the Inhabitants Of the city and its
vicinity.
OFFICE on Clinton street, two doors
north OF Hollis store, where he may be found
at all lines. unless professionally engaged
All calls promptly at'endt d At shor, notice.
June le45 -l9 s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11

IOWA CITY BAKERY.

IOWA CITY BAKERY.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens Of Iowa City and sur
rounding country, that he has commenced
business as Baker and Confeciioner in
the frame building situated on the Public
Square and corner ofIowa Avenue, where
he will always have on hand an assert
ment Of every article in his line of bust
ness namsly:-Boston Crackers, Butter do
Water do, Soda do, Cakes Of every kind,
Candies, and Light Bread warm or fresh
every day. Hesrill also have general
supply Of Temperance drinks of various
kinds, such as Ginger Beer, Lemonade,
Soda Water, and fountain Mead. This
last named drink has attained considera-
bic notoriety in all the Eastern cities, as
a pleasant snd healthful beverage, but
more especially for its cooling, reviviying
and purifying influence on the blood, be-
ing made from compound Of some of the
most safe, healthful and agreeable medi-
cines in use.
JAMES STRATFORD.
Iotpa C;fv Julv OH 1adS
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CA BRINE - MAKER

l,HE subscriber after returning his SIN
cere thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, would re-
spectfully inform the citizens Of Iowa City
and the surrounding country. that ne has re-
duced his prices for CABINET ware
and ,ha, he is prepared to make TO order any
article connected with his line, at such
prices as will suit the times.
Produce ard Lumber will be taken in ex
hange for work.
His SHOP is on Clinton street, one door
north of Davdson's Blacksmith shop where
be hopes his old friends and the public gen.
orally will give him call
N B--Coffins made in the shortest notice
PETER ROBERTS.
Juie |. 1874. 2i-Y
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BARGAINS!

n have for sale from four 10 i've thousanu
4 dollars worth of goods al cost. Persons
wishing TO purchase goods cheap will do
well 10 call in the course Of 20 days.
JOHN BROWN.
lous Guy, March 18Th. ls45
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BENJAMIN PHI ELPS,
No. rs Chestnut Street.
ST. LOUIS MO-,
Western General .4gent for all the
RT,NT MTI,V MEDIC ms

Offers to Dealers and others the following
aIGHLY POPULAR AND VALUABLE MEDI-
CINES
Wis,a,'s Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Rev.
|. Governs Balm of Life, Hays Liniment,
Humphreys Pile Ointment. Dr.. William
sons Pain Soolher, Bute's Rheumatic Lint
ment and Pills. Vegetable Persian Pills. DR..
S,arkwether's Hepatic Elixir. DR. Raisted's
Magnetic Remedies. Bristoi's Sarsaparilla.
Gridley's letter Ointment. Fahnes,ock' s
Verlnifuge, jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
DR.. Haisleds Brisk Pills.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
Elay and Cats!

nNE hundred bushels of oats and two
~ tons Of hay wanted at this Office in pay
rent for subscriptions TO the Reporter.
Tame hay will be preferred.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
JAMES STRATFORD.
Iowa City, July 9th, ls45.
CABX.yLT WIRE ROOM

CNB7.VET W e77s II KOUeH
" G. EALY respectfully ioforms his
friends and the public generally, tina
he continues to carry on the above business
on College Street. between Clinton and Du-
bnque Streets, at the old stand, where he
intends to keep constantly on hand an assor,-
ment Of
CABINET WIRE,
ofthc most fashionable patterns. all Of which
he will sell as low if not lower than any
made in the city. Persons wishing tnrnI-
lure will do we'll by giving me call before
purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds Of produce and lumter will be
taken inexchange for furniture.
N. B CcFr.Ns will be made a, the short
est notice. AMI al oae dotier per font.
Iowa CRY, Oe. ls,, 1915.
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Lantz & Raw,

-JNanuf dc3urers + French Burr .Nillsfones,
and Dealers in Boiling Cloths;
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Millstones made 10 ordsr, and a constant
supply on hand. Screen wire, hosting
screws and mil! irons, furnished at the short
est notice, and warranted Of the best qualio
J.
Dee. 10, 45-ly,
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Curtis BATEs, john BIRD.
Iowa City. Wapello,
Bates s. Bird.

A TTORNEY VS. and Councillors at Law.
"A and Solicitors in Chancery, will practice
in The Supreme and District Courts Of the
Territory of Iowa
kRprofessional business entrusted to their
care will be promptly attended TO.
Oct Is, 1915. sly
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
Wood! WOOd!!

TWENTY FIVE cords Of wood wanted
L Immediately at this Office in payne Of
subscriptions 10 the Reporter. Old winter
is coming apace, and as this commodity
is indispensable TO protect US from Jack
Frost, we hope our subscribers will prompt
ly respond TO the call. Bring that which is
well seasoned and convenient 10 use in
stove, not old scragsy logs. SO knotty tina,
the DEVIL ,an'l split them.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
TAX NOTICE.

THE citizens OF Johnsdn comfy are here
= by nj Gifted that l::w'll attend at my Of
fee on College, between Clinton and Capitol
streets, 10 receive taxes I'll The FIRST OF Janu
airy next. "All taxes 5us and unpaid on the
first Of January. fee The previous year, will
draw interest at the raid OF fifty per cent
for the FIRST year they shall SO remain unpaid
and one hundred per cent for the second
year." and all taxes nobpaid by the second
week in January shall proceed 10 collect
according TO law. !:
THOMAS SNYDER. T. J.C.
Iowa City. October 29h. 1888
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-02-11
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that letters q
~ administration on thei estate OF David G.
Ely, late Of The county Of johnson. in the
Territory Of Iowa. deceased. have been
granted TO the undersigned. BY the Probate
Court Of said county. All persons having
claims sgainst said estate, are hereby notiti-
ed TO present them according TO law for set
Element, and all those indebted are request
ed to make immediate payment.
WIN. W. WOODS, Admir-.
Jaa1ssy 7, iei6. rs 81
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOE sRsRgNggNR.

JOE sSs&ssME1V9s
The Office of the Reporter being well
supplied with great variety of Jon Tyre,
the Publishers are prepared to execute in
the neatest style.
PLAIN AND FANCY
8etter-8re 8rintins,
GN AlLL ITS VARIOUS BRAIN UMlBs
SUCH AS
Books, HoRsE-BILLs,
PAMPHLETS, LABELS.
CIRCULARS, BALL TIcKETs,
HAND BILLS, JUSTICES BLANKS,
CARDS. BLANK DEEDS, &c
JOHN R. BENNETT,
F0rsCn3'diAg and Commission
.WerchNHt
AND DEALER IN PRODUCE,
FRoNr STREET, BLooM1NcToN, Iowa.
References
! 4. s os'.y,sS Co Bloomington, Iowa.
+ J. !. f Bsess : Sous Louisville, Ky.
E Esss's G = 1sssa'' Cincinnati, Ohio.
Woops, cHsrsrrf & co. stLou;s no.
ALDnIcH. PARKHAM s. CO. '' nv
BEAL H. RICHARDSON s. co. Ra,t MA
DORSEY & NELSON.
BuDDEcK, WOODS, Co., New Orleans, La.
June l, 1874. 81
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DIR, n. d. Sales,

DR.. n. Ii. Sales,
nF the late firm of Bliss and Sales. would
~ respectfully inform the citizens of Iowa
City and vicinity. that he will continue Inc
practice OF Medicine and Surgery IN all their
various branches. A good assortment o.!
Medicines constantly on hand
IFOflce one door east OF Swans Hotel.
July l6ih-26
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Publisher Of TIC Nt,u YorI; .N;ers,
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Three months, payable in advance, 80
cents, or the same for any less period.
A. II. & G. d PALMER.
N. B. Produce will be received in pay
ment of subscription at the Office, and at
such other points where arrangements can
be made for disposing Of it.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-06-30
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1916,

try, twice severely; Capt. Howe, 5th in
fantry, severely, fright arm since amputa-
ted. Lieut.. Dowler. 9th infantry slight
ly; Capt. Montgomery, Sth infantry,
slightly; Lieuts. Gates and Jordan, 9Th
infantry, severely, leach twiee;) Lieuts.
Selden, Maclay. Burbank and Morris, sth
infantry, slightly. A tabular statement of
the killed and wounded is annexed here
with.
A have no accurate data from which TO
estimate the enenv's force on this day.
He is known to have been reinforced af-
ter the action of the sth both by cavalry
and infantry, and no doubt to an extent at
least equal to his loss on that day. 1t is
probable that 5000 were opposed to us,
and ina position chosen by themselves,
and strongly defended with artillery
The enemv's loss was very great. Near
ly 900 OF his dead were buried by US or
the day succeeding The battle. His loss
in killed and wounded and missing, in the
two affairs of the 9Th and 9th is, think,
moderately estimated at 1000 men.
Our victory has been decisive. A small
force has overcome immense odds of the
best troops that Mexico can furnish-vet-
eran regiments, perfectly equipped and
appointed. Eight pieces of artillery, Sc
veral colors and standards, a great number
of prisoners. including fourteen officers,
and large amount of baggage and public
property have fallen into our hands.
Your obedient servant.
H. TAYLOR.
Brew. Brig. Gen. u. S. A. Commanding.
The Adlutant General of the Army,
Washington, d. c..
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SrlIeue IRe.
by CHARLES SWAIN.

Relieve, or believe ME not,
Al other shrine | could ne'er bow;
The world itself might be forgot
And never thou-oh, never thou!
Though absent, recall thy charms;
And wished-as lovers when they part;
I'd. like the vine thousand arms,
Toclaspt pthee-hold thee-to my heart.
There's not pulse within my breast
But shrills and trembles to thy touch;
Forget.-oh, no;-the fear Is lest
My soul may love thee overmuchl
Thy very name each feeling warns;
And oft, though vain. the wish will start,
That, vine-like, I'd thousand arms
To clasp thee ever to my heart!
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OUR ARMY TN MEXICO.

The New York Spirit of the Times
has the right sort Of correspondent "a
mong the officers of our gallant army on
the Rio Grande, who has communicated
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ARMY OF OCCUPATION, 7
Camp near Fort Brown, Texas,
May IL, 1916.

Sir: In submitting more minute re-
port of the affair of .Resaca de la Palma
] have the honor TO state that early in the
morning Of the 9th inst, the enemy who
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
ONE AT A TINE.

A constable that had lately been inducte,
INTO office, was in attendance on the Court
and was ordered by the Judge to call join
Bell and Elizabeth Bell. He i~mmediatcI,
began at the top of his lungs
John Bell and Elizabeth Bell.o
"Call one at a time" said the Judge.
Sne at a time-one at ahme-oyEArA
TIME" shouted the constable.
NOW you've done it." exclaimed the
Judge out of patience.
NOW you've done it-no,c you're dane
'-Now YOU'VE DONE Ir.' yelled the CON-
stable There was no standing this; the
court, bar and bystanders broke into a bear-
y laugh to the perfect surprise and dismav
OF the astonishod constable.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
A WISE MAN.

A farmer, who never was remarkable fo,
the briiliancy of his intellect, found con.
siderable difficulty in putting a head into =
nogshead; At length his patience being
exhausted ne called his son, a lad of ten or
Twelve years of age, and put him into the
hogshead, giving him directions to hold the
head IN its place, while he (thc farmer1
drove the hoops. The plan succeeded TO =
charm; The head was soon firmly secured
IN ITS place, much to the enjoyment of the
FARMER. But his eyultation vanished on
hearing his son calling in a sepulchar voice
from the interior Of the caSk, Father how
AN ! to get out "
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14

The End Of the Sabbath Breaker.-Lu-
clan Hall, who was lately executed in Con-
necticut, at the early age of twenty-eight,
for a most atrocious and unprovoked muir
der, the very recital of which makes the
blood run cold, attributes his careero of vice
to a want Of proper religious instruction in
early life, and particularly to the crime of
Sabbath breaking to which he was greatly
addicted. His last words were:
have given a full and true account of
all the crimes | have committed, in nv short
lie. l desire before | close to say to all
the readers of this book, that | impute all
my w~lckedness and crime to a bad brinqinp
up. &
Nobody ever gave me good advice: nv
father either made me work or allowed me
to play on the Sabbath; and | never heard a
prayer nmy fathers house. i'll had been
taken to church, and religiously taught,
should not be IN my present situation.
lwish to s?y to all parents: Do not bring
up your children as | was brought up
uive them the advantages of schooling. of
rellgion, and good advice. For want Of
these was led to be what | am.
L wlshto warn all young people against
the course have taken. Beware how Won
reject good advice, or break the Sabbath
Ii you nave religious friends and religious
privileges, value them more than any thing
else; receive the advice of such friends:
improve those privileges while you have
tnem' l wish with my last breath to warn
all the young against the neglected. religion.
ana the Sabbath, which have BROUGHT me
70 rum; Ihave suffered a great deal and
enjoyed myself very little, and have fond
'nat the way of transgression is hard.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

Onfe goth ult. heal Brunswick, Mo-,
.mes O'Fallon Keyte, eldest son OF the
late James Kcyte, a promising youth OF
about Is. met with an untimely end. A
servant was falling a tree near by; and in at
tempting to leave the spot, young keyte
ran immediately in the way of the tree, and
was instantly crushed to death! He was
the hope and pride of a fond mother and
numerous friends-the heir of his fathers
virtues; and this sad event is affective in
the extreme.-[Glasgow (Mo.) News.
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14

There is hymn in one of the New I'm
qIand Puritan "collections," commencing
with purge me with hyssop, make ne
~clean," which was given out one Sunday
morning. The chorister set the hymn to a
wrong tune, a factwhich he did not discov-
.er until he had twice or thrice cndeavored
to execute the first sentence, purge IN,
with hyssop," sc. At length, out of al
patience an old maid, who led the treble
whined out, "kiad'nt gar better take SOM
other tydrb Nister.'"
Democratic banner., 1846-02-14
IMPROVED DIAMOND PLOgGUS

' ME subscriber has purchased the right 10
sell the Improved Diamond Plough in the
counties of Pike, Montgomery, and St. Charles.
Every one who has tried the above named plough
i'll this vicinity has Immediately become satisfied
Of its great superiority over every ether plough
now in use, both as it regards It's durability. and
the ease by which it can be made and used. 1t
is decidedly better than the miserable imitation o.
the Diamond Plough now made by the smiths in
this section. The sheer, moaldboard and whole
plough are formed cut Of a single piece of iron,
by slightly bending it, making a much more du-
rable plough and ri one third the trouble to the
smith. This plough needs no puffrg-a MN
has only to see TO be satisfied OF its superiority.
| will sell either the right Of a county or indi-
'vidual rights TO suit smiths or other purchasers.
A constant supply always on hand at my shop in
Troy. WILLIAM II. HARPER.
TnoY, No, Dec. u, 1876. 3n.