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An Act
Staying the school fund in The hands ofMe
holders thereof

SEC. ! BE II rnacte BY the General Assembly
Of the state of Iowa. That al pubic officers who
shall have III their possession CONTROL al The time
tins law lakes effect any time thereafter any
moaey or moneys to be applied tn the support %,
common schools or other pdura,iopa p,rpas 5
under existing Lave. shalI retain sucl, ;,,oa..y 81
moneys IN their possrs~ion, aud not appl. txpend
or di~,ihn,c the same until directed SO to do by
some law hereafter to be enacted by the said Gen.
craI Assembly
Sc 2. That the fonhh section Of an act, ap.
proved January The 18Th, 1916 enlitIed .An Ncl
10 amend an act entitled an aci to csiahlisd 4
system Of common, schools approved January TO-
1910 aud all other acts andpl,s Of acts cun,ravcn-
ing the provisions of this AT, are hereby repeated
SIC g. rhst the Gosernor cause this aet 10 b.
puhll,hed Immediately in the several newspapers
in this ciiy-and that the same shall take effect on
The ttir,iesh day OF December. 1916
si{tp J.. b. BROWNE,
3.5a.as4 sI,;l, he House Of Representatives.
THOMAS BAKER,
sagssss ssstyt4 @ President of The Senate.
Approved, Dec. IA, 1916.
n43 ANsEL BRIGGS.
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81 a. 3IeeEL;,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
Il. -. 81 AT.LAW.
TIPToE, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. u
DecembefI9. lS46. Ally


NOTICE is hereby given. that the uades.
signed has been appointed by the Cour,
OF Probate Pf Johnson county. Iowa, admin
istra,or de bonis non Of the estate Of John
Gilbert, deEessed. late Of Johnson county,
Iowa.
All per4ons having claims against said
estate, ar9 hereby notified 10 present the
same dolylsutheniicated, for allowance; and
those indetted to said estate are requested 10
make iusnl edia,e payment. 8 Ia
HENRY FELKNER, Admir-.
Nor. 5, hS46-37w3 @ ss.rrssr
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10 reu'rs toding fower. Gu. the
stalk, and hold it lew moments in the
flame OF candle, and then set the flower
again in the cold water, when in will re-
cover Its strength almost vi,ibly after this
violent assistance, and blossom immedi-
ately 4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
Grand Lodge Notice

The fourth Grand annual communication ol
the GRAND LODGE OF IOWA, BY virtue Of
an amendment to the by-laws, will not be held
till the s.FiRsr THURSDAY IN JUNE. A. b.
lS47," when il viii meet at Iowa CITY. ss
s4,-,.,-a s. w. McCLEARi, G. M.
Attest, T. s. pARvIN, S. s. .ai.
Bloomington Dec. 4th, 1916.
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TO Il EMIT.

ONE of the mos, convenient farms in this
~ neighborhood, on the Burlington road,
miles below Iowa City under good improve.
men,--hav,ng a dwelling mouse, barn, a
9, cd well. aud lao acres of the best bottom,
land in the hughes, state of cultivation In.
1ulre of JAS. MACINTOSH.
Iowa City, Nov. IL, 1916. -
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AMERICAN rEL.

THE subscriber having Iak-n the large
AMI comuodiou> brick house known a.
thu AMERl, AN HOTEL. is now rig aged
IN inrn'shing and hung II up tr tn accom-
niodaiion Of travellers and boardeis ana
VIII b" ready 10 wait on al tho p VINO M "
f.vor HIM wrih a ell, by NE 6,>, II y
crmbsr next A share OF paronas. 10 re
seecrluly solicited
H. has also number o. BrgIy AL Sad
de horses, Ia RACES. and Buae,es 10 lei,
on reasonable terms. aud Will furnish travel
lefs with qnlck ard conven,eul convey aacc
10 any par, If The Safe
f. LANOREAUX.
Iowa City, No.. 25 1876 4Ow3
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Miss Edgeworth, il We remember
Alright, POUNDS one Of her bes, stories upon
the historical fact, that tie forgery Of a
Irrigated deed was betra, ed b, the cir
cumstances OF ITS being sealed wiiE the
impress'o Of penny. tic date OF which
was subsequent TO t.at OF the deed itself
But neither this Gaze, nr any other that
has come under our observation, affords
as striking ali evidence Of the SIMPLE yea-
pons with which truth iolls ial.ehood. as
the circumstance of the bruised Post OIL
flee stamp IN the Conner case II will be
remembered, that ii Was by this mark in
thes lamp. 10 which j. was subjected in
1916, that The Pos master detected tina, let
tiers parportins to have baei sei,, BY Gen.
Van Ness,t Mrs. onnor, in August,
lS45, must have been passed through the
Post office after his death in 1876.
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Office

Is hereby given, that the annual meeting of
the iowa botanic MEDICAL SOCIETY,". will be
held IN the Unvcrsalist church, on the Cd We'd
nesday in January, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A M.
A punctual attendance is solicited, as bust.
ness OF Importance will come before the society.
E. MCPHERSON.
Iowa City, Jan. 6, 1916.
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/. VIRGINIA HOTEL.

IL - :
nISsOLUriONo OF Paraership- The co.
- partnership heretofors existing beiwees
the Undersigned, under the style of,SsAaa
& GREkH. has been This day dissolved by
mutual ,consen;. Al demands due 70 The
firm have been transferred TO john II. Spar.
and by him ail Outstanding debts will he "a
justed and paid. JOHN Ha.s STARR,
A 0 81 ALONZO' g REEn.
st Louis October 10, IS45. t'a'fS
THE undFrsigned having. by,purehasine
his iatelpatlner's interest, become sole
proprietor o. the above House. would avail
himself Of tie occasion and offer his grateful
acknowledge 10 his patrons and FRIENDS
who have sp kindly paitonized the House
under the lite firm, and would beg 70 IS.
sure them ahd the public, that he intends 70
continue ro merit support to tile. House
by strict attention 10 the comfort Of hia
guests, and moderate charges 80
Oct IA 4G. JOHN H. SPARR
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Notice to Pre-. a. ssl p 10 II
Claim % o..
LAND OFFICE. towA Cry. }
O.ton.r iS16

October Isl. lS46
IN accordance with an act ii Congress
I approved Angus, 9Th. ls46. creating an
adduipnai Land Office W lava. and BY pro-
ciapaI,on q: The President dated l4,h oil
SAID m nth Designating Iowa city as the
site Of sad Land Ofilce-Nor,cE IS HEas
BY GIvEs. mat the Land Office at this CITY
wtl ne opened IN The % of November next
t"r all those tn,n'ed To the right Of pre-ea'p-
non; TO est btish the sasne TO The sa',sfac-
la'n o. The Register and Receiver, and
max. paymrnt therefor, before The 30.h oil
SAID mOnih otherwise suen claims will be
forfeited
CHARLES NEALLEY. Resr.
ENOS LOWE, Receiver
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SG!aAM BOAT AIOY|
AXE SPECIAL NOTICE

A IL PERSONS knowing themselves indebt-
"A ed 10 the subscriber, are particularly re.
guessed TO call and settle their respective ac
counts, on or before the tenth day of March
'nexi; and lnose having demands against me
will please pressni them for se,tieiuen,.
a S. NJ. BALLARD, NJ. d e.
Iowa CITY: Feb. 18th, lS46-b2,y s
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t,ti,S 4 ROBBINS
EStraH Notice.

T'FkEN NJ by S,,,hrl Blue. 10 Rock Cree
l. rrccincI Ia me c,,ut,Iy ni X niuk a.i icr!Itn
~ II i"aa. or nho., the TN da, :" Nove:rrr
\. d. 1916. two f>ttd,s OF the i',iiowIs t. srip
ti"n th-wit: Unr Brown !iip. sup,"s.d tn ~
thee years Old nrxr >psIne b,i, hind beet Whit
witt mai -tar ~ l,,r trci,ad. other marks %
htai"!s p'r'risahir apiaa.'ri u, sl5.
The otissf lta, Fifty. supposed IL b, .hse,
y'ars Old next siria. iat sigSi hind f'H,l white.
lew whife tait> Ia htr t'frh, al. and 4 nixtnrc q
white barr ia ,lr lad arr'ai,.! Al 20 .i"irs. h.
Etom S,ugi, aud v N. 4 Cana!. aad g riii,
hct''s Nin. N"ba Jr-i' OF ,lir pfncr ~ In s'i'
pfrclfsct Is VIII ~LER. Click.
I.ati:-as,rr Wow 81 40 g. 81 X. {
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.
REFORMED BOTANIC. GERMAN
.AyNIl INDIAN PRACTITIONER.

.4.NIN LNL)I.4.N' PR.dCIIIIONER.
.nR. ". r. LYON. having recently loca
- ed in Iowa CITY. respectfully tenders
his professional services to the ciiixens Of
Iowa City and the adjacent country. From
the fac. OF his having received . regulaf
medicai education. and having had prae-
'ice OF 20 years in the States Of Missouri,
and lllihcis. he fia'ters himself that he is
acquainted with, and csn treat successfully
The vat'ous diseases incident 10 this eli.
mate. lPas 'cular attention willie psid to
the disqa<es OF women and children. Those
wishing his medical services will find him
a, all ;imes at LYONS STORE, excep:
when Al sent 90 business. Charges reason
able.-N. B. A good supply Of Drugs and
Medicines Kept constantly on hand. ''"@
Iowa City, Sept, 90, 1868 6nl.
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Convention.

The friends Of Education throughout the State
are requested to meet in conventional capaci-
ty, in the Methodist College, in Iowa CITY, on
the 2Sth Of January, lS47, at O'Clock p. NJ
MANY CITIZENS.
" Editors favorable to the above, please copy
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TOYS! TOYS!

CIlfAbLE for hrislmaS aud New IcH'-
~ presents Al-o. gold breast p,si-. finger unss
bosom sluts, ear rings c.r'-pn:itd tt-ncii-, tin-
bles. ruicr,. AID fancy articles, for az low.
Also Masnnc Jewel. nitl. To of3er-En.
CRAVING neatly ex cu,. d. Iowa NJ ,rh- Canes con
stauii, IN -hamit locks and " githts repaired
and warranted by -........
- CtfAS 4 ROBBINS
y BAH thsSr wins have clocks and uarchc.
in M. shop. wh,,i, have h'rn an hand fam one ta
turvtat informed that they viii In. -.,d TO pl,
charges ii isid so' anj taken away hy the iirs
Of Mach ueXt .... &. a X.
Iowa CITY, Dec III, 1916 43 II
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a. w. sw7z7.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT /

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law.
IOWA CITY, IOWA.
CYRTS WALKER, formerly Of Illinois, noa
of BurIlugt. H. VIII assist him in all cases In III,
Supreme Court of the S ate Of Iowa.
lie will also act as Agent in selling, leasing an
purchasing real estate and paying taxes-a,,d ii,
Deposits ail.l.iBs cs,ments Of every kind.
Office on the sH, e'st corEer Of capital square
iowa City Jan lst, ls47
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
TED STATES. ~
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TN pursuance Of an act Of C0Dgsess, ap-
i proved on the etet1nth day oiJulys to4O'
eniitie lss.An acl 70 authorize the Pres'den.
Of the United States 70 sell the resefsea
mineral lands in the States Of illinois apd
Arkansas, and Territories OF Wisconsin, and
Iowa. supposed q conta.n lead ore. y
JAMES K. POLK, fresidente o. the on's,
led States OF America. do hereby declare ana
make known that public sale VIII oe heid
al the Land Office al DUBUluE, m tue
Territory Of IOWA, commencing on Mon.
day, The eighth day Of March next, for the
sale Of the public lands heretofore tctthhetd
from sale on account Of the valuable lead
mines therein. within the following town
ships and fractional townships. known as
the rich lead mine district, TO- wit:
North Of the base lane aud east Of the t!fit
principal meridian. KS
Townships eighty eight eighty nine and
nnely. and fractional township ninety one,
If rauge one. II
| Township eighty eight. and fractional
tow nshus eighty -nine, ninety and hlneiy.
pe. of range Two. se4s aI
Township eighty seyen. and fractional
townships eighty. eight and eighty nine 0i
range three. 49,. s.35 \.
Fractional townships eighty seven and
|eIehty eight. oil range four.
Fraction alto nship eighty seven ,oi range
five. avs ss1 4 sstFs IA
North of ths base line and tresi Of The ttM
prmc,pai meridian.
Township ninety, and fractional township
mir civ one, OF range one,
Fractional townships nienty one, ninety
two and ninety three, Of range Two.
Township ninety two, range three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use oil
schools. military and other purposes, will
be excluded from sale; also all quarter quar-
ter sec,ons covered in whole, or in part, by
those mining leases, which shall! not be de-
,ermined by the day fixed FOR the commence
meni OF these sales.
| Pre- emp,ion claims will no, be allowed
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
JAMES Fl PIPER, ,,f-
r .lcting Com. cfihs Gen. Land Office

The lands in the mineral regions, embrace
ed IN the anove proclamation OF the ptesl.
des, Of the Uuusd States, are beiIeved 10
contain tie richest mines OF lead thai have
vet been discovered; the ore yielding ahou
tgn,y per cent. Of pure metal. Copper
a.so, has heen found ia this region in con
81 cradle quantities.
Gres, advantages are said 10 exist for the
manufacture OF lead IN various forms, par
ticular:y i.io shot; the river banks being SC
elevated as to require lule 10 no expense IN
she erection | towers; aHd the ore. iiom lis
great puiity, may be manufactured into sho'
by The fr,i sEleiuug. .-.s* ss- -..
The location ui these mines being near the
Mississippi nver, affords er.a, taclli'ies OF
iran spor,et lion. the average cost 81 which IL
ST. LOUIS is about fifteen cents per hundred
pouads. The soII is represented as being
unusually tertIie. producing all The small
grains W grraI abundance. and furnishing
.AceileH, ranee Tor cat!e--thus presenting
e DUAL Inducements to he agriculturist am
,he Ia ner. FL, ass s..s ..s .--.. ...-
The DUBUQUE mines in fractIona
townships eighty eight. eight nine. ant
ninety, CT range TWO east. situated on the
banks Of The Mississippi, are considered The
mos, important; the DURANGO mines IN
townships eighty nine and ninety, OF range
one east. are The next in value; and The
lCArrESE mines in fractional township
eighty eIsbr, OF range three east, also on III.
river, ale the third Other mines have been
discovered in This region; and il is very pro
babe that future exp 'ora,Ions will bring &c
light Others as rich and productive as any
~. z.. JAMES II. PIPER.
y7cting Com'r The General Land Office
September 5ih 1916. t.--
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NOTICE.

s Land Office. Iowa City. NV. 2s, 1916
YvNtfE Land Office at this place, will tc orene,
i FIR private entry on Monday, the '4lh DAY d
December next. EEs
80 CHAS. NE ALLEY, Rec'r.
tg4S ENOS LOWE, Receiver
Dec, 2, 1886. nil
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nrricd.

AT Pleasant Valley, on Sunday, the Sd inst,
oy me Rey !. M. Westtall, Mr.. SyLyEsTER
Coz, to Miss ADELIA WALKER. F
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
BEN j AMIN PHELPS,
't~a No, 76 Chestnut Street. ....
ST, LOUIS MO.
Wesiern General .Agent for all the

.. Western General .Agent for aHMe
BEST FAMILY MEDICINES,
Offers /" Dealers aud othcrs,he following
HIGHLY. POPULAR AND VALUABLE MEpI.
CINES.
Wis,ai's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Rev
/ Covert'sl Balm OF Life Hays Linlmen,,
Humphreys Pile Ointment. Dr. William
SON. Pam Soother, BRIEFS Rheumatic Llni.
ncur and Pills. Vegetable Persian Pills. Dr.
Narkwelher's Hepauc Elixir DIR Halsied's
Magnetic Remedies. Bristol's Sarsaoarilla,
t;ridiey's T@lter OINTMENT. Fahnesiock's
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,
Or H.Istad's Brisk Pills
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

Gen. Combs, of Kentucky, i, is stated
iniends to pray Congress his winter to
pay him the sum Of $40 900, which he in
vested in The War Department Of lexis in
1889, and for the rrdemp,io:, If which the
impos.s of Texas were pledged. He
POUNDS his claim upon the. principle that
this Government by admitting Texas into
the Union, is bound for the paym. mt Vt
her debts.
A SPANISH BEauIY.-TfIe. Duke de
Monpensier's. bride, Donna Louisa, is
thus described ina Frenci, jjo,:rnal: .Nev-
er did a more delicate or liner flower
bloom under the rays Of . Gaslilian san.
Her form is OF a wasp like :slenderne.s,
her hand like an infan, S; hsrfoot is small
and delicately arched as ,As: eftbe ga
zelle Of the desert; her cheeks have the
color of layer Of snow slightly tinted
with strawberry juice, as 1.-THE incom-
parable Madrid sun had caa upon this
snow its purple reflection. n,nna Loul-
sa's large eyes sparkle like two rubies en-.
cased IN two topszes, benfatiI The slight
srth Of her ebon eyebrow; Fer air and
demeanor are noble Int word, the
young lnianta, who has seen 1u. fifteen
spr,ng-hnes. Is thoroughly French and
Partisan in al that pertains 70. grace and
sparkling wit.
It's said that Webster asked Walker
the other day, when the Mexfc:n war was
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
II kbiic Sale Of Lots
IN THE TOWN OF BURLINGTON
3s @ IOyya Territory.
L.Nb OrfIcE, FAiRriELD, I. T,2
Oh loAc 2

LtNo AtWeI6LOs IL
sse~se August Sd, 1876.
IN accor, lance with the provisions Of the
Il Act of Congress, ar proved, July I'd 1886.
and the Aaendaiory Act thereto, approved.
March 30. 1887, aud agreeably with The ia
s,rucuons attained in the decision Of the
Secretary OF ihe Treaoury, dated February
18Th 1916. and The letter Of the Commits
sIoner OF the General Land Office, dated
May is,. !S45,--NoricE IS HEREBY eIvEE.
thai all tue following described lots. in the
Town OF BURLINGTON, Iowa Territory,
" hch shall not be ents red by the pre-. emp
uon claimants, prior 10 the first day Of Jaa-
,uary. l547. Will be exposed at Public Sale.
10 Inc highest bidder, at this Office, coMinen.
chg on MONDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY, le47, AT TEN
O'CLOCK, ~ Nj. and continuing until the
same are SOLD to witt
Town Lo'I Nos Z, sa. IA, li2. ll3. l22,
l29, 1851 i3I, id4, lA4a, 2iS. 284a. 294.
295, 297! POS! 800. 800. 3OI, 1922, 359, $50.
3S4 4p3i 405, asa, A55, 400, 496, 497, 5Ol,
sos. and 505.-ALso, Ou,-Lo,s Nos. 55l
5s7. sos: 650a, 63l, 63la. 635, 636a, 643a,
GAL. III 7s6a, 7s7. 7ss. $50, $685. 500. $50.
S9l, s92, s93a. So9b 925c. 927c, $50, 93la,
936 es4, 9s6 900. 99'. 992, 993, 994, 995
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MEDICAL ECYgo.ss
DOCTORS MURRAY, MCCORMICK & SWAN,

UUUIUKS llURKA1, II JUItMIlk e VIVIAN,
SHAVING associated themselves IN the
"A rrac,lcp Of medicine. cfier their pro
'tsSlo nal services to the cilz"ns Of Iowa
f'Hy and vicinity, and viii attend promptly
- al calls.
They are always TO be found a, their Of
fee day and night. unless absent on pro.
issstun business Office on Ciiutnn street
, irw doors rerth 81 L,nlan Hollis store
iowa cit June 10 1916 Is
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

y A young gentleman at ball, il
whisking about the room. ran his head
against young lady. He began to apol-
ogise. mot word. sir, said she, ",,'s
not hard enough TO hurt any body.
.,4-.., lt.Nchange paper.
A better. one than tia, came off at a ball
in Wisconsin, bit ago. A gentleman
was irisk'ng about rather merril,, when
by slight lewiston from the geomtry Of
the figure, he came in contact with one Of
.hose huge ornaments worn by the fair,
conimtniy known without bring named.
However unavoidable the accident might
have been, an apology was OF course ne
csssary. Il beg y'ar pardon, madam, {"
said he, Il believe ] ran into your wheel
house. WIS. Argus.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
BERNHART HEM, Reg'r,
Y. p VAN ANTWERP. Rsc'I.

N B -Uader the decision Of the Secre-
'a-y cf the Treasury of the above date, all
of the foreg ing lots will be subject TO entry
IN the names OF the respective presumption
claimants, until the FIRST day of January
ncx'. d. f-.szs.s a. "a e r 5. r..
Aug II 1865 3m -aszgEE a. a.aa
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4 Legal Decision. Judge Parker OF
the C'rcuit Court, New York, in a re-
plesin suit brought BY some Boston mer.
chants against a firm in Troy, d, cided
that an inrocen, purchaser Of goods from
person who had obtained them by false
prelenees, coultl hold them; that the per
son who had heen thus deiraud-d, could
no, reclaim them after they had passed
INTO the hands Of third person without
notice Of the fraud. The distinction
drawn between this case and one where
goods are obtained by theft, is, that in the
former case the owner voluntarily parts
with the possession If them, and in the
latter case he does not.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
I'M 'llswfSe i;s tis YesE Es;isff
shows The eiIeet Of yhig 4 Fora rsadiSit

TNse4 ne fltNWfnrg Eff0HH- The IN. Y0YE 4S1iSy
shows az eiEecI of .ship ]. A;,rl.l II aaIsSS,
this country and II favor of ,Aer,cn: "a
pEAcr wXrH Nfrx,rc. "A so.nsffl. 49, *. !,
from Mexico well .acau.inted with. ihe
lexlinos IL ihe s,,aonle. and IN. ,.y..n
ment. - now il ihis civ. = ho ,.tsf..lh =,
the Mexican CONGRESS VIII .npo,rf' ,,r,,,.s
m,ssioners ans. n, nth 10 meet ], mi.
sioners At Havana, or such no,n,: :. M
be m,.f,,. llv acraed ,,non = nsoo,..,.
|,reatv ii n sa .Althm,ch be I. ~, "a G
paved 20 give The views q the M..;o,p
government. wi III has r,o dorlA ~, s,ts
negotiations will he entered into 8. oood
faith on heir part. He il deenlx' i'm
pressed wi,hthe importance Of The .yo
millions asked or bv the Prasidsur s,f .,he
United States. and think. that prant ;ndis.
pensible 10 an cary peace, az the Mexi.
can Government cannot felino,,ish their
pretensions 10 the tsrritorv NOW n nos.
session Of Tile United Slales forces u,th.
out a consideration in some shane or An.
er. It is expected III Mexico mai the 4.
m-,I.nns Of political parties III The Tlni.
ted States will result IN great advantages
to Mexico, and confident hopes we're Il sa,.
tertainpd that our Compress wanld TT.
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Administrators Notice.

Dec. 2. 1916.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-02

reduction 81 Bates Of travel, Invariably, has in.
creased ths receipts. ID. That New England
railways With cheaper fare thrive more than
New Yefk Railways with higher rates. I
But u Is population in beGh-population-
every where which gives railroads their success.
Great lines Of travel, as between New Orleans
and Washington, may be supportsd-may b.
made to pay-but when of these lines, even
when erected at cheapest cost, they barely get
along. And none Of them prosper a. do the
New England roads! Shall we not, then, as
railroads are the great means Of developing the
wealth and power Of the country, do all in
our power to obtain them! Must we bind our
selves to slavery, and thus exclude Kentucky
from the possibility of having them to the ex-
tent we might possess them If free7 1t is for
our interest? Does duty or patriotism, demand
the sacrfce-the sacrifice of the few to the
many-of the comfort, convenience, growth,
civilization of the hundreds of thousands, to
the thousandsl Let slave. holders nobly say,
no. and Jet on-slave-holders, cheering them
on, boldly strike for emancipation, when with
1t, will come the opportunity for every good thai
humanity may ask
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have taken the initiatory steps to purchase
ureyisiens in Cincinnati, land ten others have
Joined thsnn) at market prices there with
view 81 escaping spectators, and saving the
profits secured to them.
The Land League is the most powsrfui'-
That has $4,000 members. Their capital is
very large. There was paid in, in the last week
of NAV, upwards of f3000-say over fourteen
thousand dollars! The Bread and Flour Com
psny of Plymouth had erected steam mill, ex-
te nsive bake houses-and the same week had
near the same amount paid in. Both these
Leagues had done. and were doing, immense
good to the laboring classes in every way
Then the Printers--who will not be long behind
any class-had adopted a national cooperative
principle. They pay in sirpenee week.
With the capital so raised they are busiiy at
work, and are doing admirably. They have
over 6OO0 members.
The working principle of this League will be
understood by all. II substitutes COOPERATION
for competition. What the result of this new
move will be, we cannot say. But il II can be
carried outfit cooperation can be made to take
the place of competition, (and il must do SO
sooner or later the very happies, results will
follow.