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The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

The CREDIT SysTsn-A lady with
a sweet face, and remark ably tempting
pair OF lips, eni cred one of our shops a
few days s'r.ce, and after examining
some sm' articles, euqaired The price
OF nr. lilile pair Of miis. The shop
keeprr had ain osi l. ST himself in gsz
ing at the ruby portal, through which
Came the little voice. Miss said be,
youmay have them for kiss Agreed
replied he lady, the blush on her cheek
eclipse: By the sparkle in the eye: "a
greed, and as see yoa give credi, here.
you may charge il on your books and
collect 10 the best way yon canl' Smi
ling enough on the confused clerk 20
pay bali the debt, .he pocked the put
chase and ,ripped gaily out.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
La,cs Regulating .Ns,cspaaers.

l. Subscribers vho do II give express not ce to
the contrary are considered as wi hing continue
their subscription.
2. If subs :riber order the SC IN uance of heir
peri ideals, the pu Usher may cont nus TO send
IN IN II all ar garages re pad
3. lfsubscribe neglect refuse TO take their
periodic ,ls from the ffices wheret eva directed
they are held respons bic till they have settled their
bill, an d.red their paper scontinut d.
4. If subscrib RS NOV 10 other p ces without ln-
forming tn {, publisher, and the rodicai sent to
the for nsr drec ion, they are he RESPONSE le
s. The Courts hare direct dthat refusing TO take
a p rioaicll rpaper from tie office, or re'tortng
n1learing ii nncaled for, isprima facia Evidence
Of Intentional fraud.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
FROM VERA CRUz AND Rio GRAND

FROM VERA CRUZ AND Rio GRANpE
-The steamship Fashion, Capt. Fo
arrived at New Oheaus on the 22d ult.
from V RI Cruz. Which she LETT on the
I'm, toue hing at The Braz IS on The 20 HI
She brings only one day later from We,
IA Cluz, and no mall from. that place.
Nothing new had occur ed there and
there were no later advices from GIN
Scoll's army; but various iumors, some
of them of the most improbable hind
we've circulating, bul 10 which no credit
was attached.
Il was not believed at Vera c w that
there was any foundation for tn. report
that the Mexican Government had ap
pointed commissioners to treat for peace
The news from the RIO GfanCe Is oil
no Importance. Grn. Taylor was sill
quietly encamped neas Monterey.
Tie correspondent OF The picayune
mentions the arrest Of a Mexican ex-
press rider by L.. Tobin and some of
NJ G Ilough's r ,ngers.
Col Ea'on relieves Col. Taylor in The
charge 81 the Subsistence D,.partmen,
At the B az,s. Col Taylor has arrived
al New Orleans.
Capt w dR Andrews, OF The 10 b
lrfanrry. has been oldcred TO the North
for the benefit of his health.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

A MoTHER AND Son ON THE ScAY-
FOLD "A mother and her son were ro-
cenily exrcu ed at Poicters. (France,C
upon he same scaff3ld, for the crimes oil
theft, assassination and pafaclde. The
mother melted the SON TO the crimes
which they pub icly expatiaied. The
hardened and depraved character OF the
wrelched woman, was manifest ur to
the last moment, when she impiously
excl aimed, iha, The Almighty would be-
SURPRISED al seeing her,
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
AGENTS roa THE STATE GUARD:

~B. F. DENT is our duly authorised
agent 10 obtain subscriptions, advertise,
nents, etc.
Mr.. George Pratt is our agent for the
State of New York. No. i6l Nassau street
New York.
Mr.. Fl. FAIRFIELD is our agent in the city
Of Mobile.
John II, Wilson and John B. ContsetS are
our agents Tor the city of New Orleans.
"Democratic Post Masters generally
are requested TO act as agents in procuring
subscribers.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

James Camak, the able aud talented
editor of The Southern Cul'ivator, after
d proiract, illness, died al his residence
Athens, Ca, on The l6h of June, IN
his SID year. The community, and par.
licularly The farming portion, will sus'
tain great loss in the death of this
valuable man.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

How TO EAT AN EoG.-By the usual
mode of Introducing the salt, il will not
mix or incorporate with the egg; the lc-
suit Is you either get quantity Of salt
without egg, OF egg without salt Put
in a drop OF two o. water, tea, coff. e, or
other liquid you may have on the table
at The time, teen add the salt and stir -
The result is far more agreeable; the
drop of uuid is not tasted
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

The Legislature OF the Stale Of Con.
necticut with a whig majority of forty
mas passed law leaving il TO the peoph
to give NEGROES the right 10 vote. Th
show TO what party the Southern wings
are attached at the North.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
JULY Is.

The Chambers Herald, La Fayelte.
Ala, a spirited aud we'll conducted de :
mocraIic newspaper, is for sale. The
senior partner being desTous of outing
he business, and the junior wishing 10
devote his entire attention TO the prac.
tice of The law.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
SPRING FASHIONS.

MFRS. II. B3Ew SrER. respectfully
WI informs the Ladies of v etun,pka and
the surrounding country, that she will con-
tinue the Dress M a * nj IL u.
.siMess, at her old stand, IN "a est v e.
lumpka. Ladies can depend on having all
Dresses cut and made in the latest fash
ions and in the most durable manner. All
Dresses cut by her are warranted to III we'll
Wetumpka, March5. 10 3
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D0 % S G0RENRo JB.
Attorney 81 Counsellor M Law,
WETUMPKA, Ala.
Practices IN the Courts of Montgomery,
Autauga Coosa Tahapoosa and
MGeoA Counties.
DIR. T. w. MASON.

ID ETURNS his lhs INKS 10 The clizeus
IA of Wetumpka and vicinity, for heir
patronage; aud again tenders MS services
in the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
SURGERY, and OBSTETRICS.
He will give special attention 10 cases Of
MID IFIF'ERY, and diseases Of Females.
~ srcE East Weiumpka.
~ Residence, West Welumpka.
June Is, 1917 ly-24
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

II is suggested that The most expedl<
tious plan of ending the Mexican war.
will be for Mr.. Polk TO appropriate the
three million loan To buying up The whig
MEXICAN presses in this county. There
is one in Montgomery that wou'd mike
a reasonable showing at that pile"
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

To PREVENT FLIES FROM INJuRtN0
Pictures, FRAMES GBAssE;, &c
Boil three or four onions IN a pint OF
water, then with gliding brush do over
your glasses and frames. and the flies
will no, light on the articles so washed.
This may be done without any hpp'o.
hension, as il will DOT do The least inju-
~ to the { arcs.
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( lac Administrative amd Cen.
'EHVsar

The wings sly taat Mr. Polk has not
mentioned GIN Tdylor's name IN his
message 10 Congress. We undertake
To y that two Of the Presidents mes
sages resd something like Ibis:
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
To The President IF HE ,Senae.
SIR. | nunIaa'e BrIga1ier General
Zachary lay Tor TO be a B,tvei MaJnr
General, f"r gallant service at Palo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma.
JAMES K POLK.
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Inducements to CLUBS.

To any individual forwarding ten sub
scribers TO US, we will send copy gratis
for one year.
Any person sending US 500, shall receive
10 copies ofthe Guard for one year, direct
ed t.. .ifferent names aud post Offices, if de
81, ed.
ANY individual sending SIS shall receive
7 comics oil The Guard tor one year. directed
to diff rent persons if so desired; and Slo
will get copies.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
NO. go

A-sA AMERICAN MEcHANDcs IN Russia
GREAT SuccEss.--A litter from 81. re-
ersburg in a New YORK paper, gives an
interesting accounfofa visit OF the En-
peror Nicholas and sui'e, to the WORK,
shop of Messrs. Harrison, Winans. lof
Baiimore,) ard Eis,wick, contractors
of the ST. Petersburg and Moscow rail-
road. The Emperor paid visit to ev-
cry roo n in the establishment, examin-
ed mnurIy all the machinery,in us dill
ferent s'ages of completion. and ex
pressed himself highly delighted with
the skill and ingenuity of the contractors,
>~hes. no soa,,s a,oiated upon their sue
cess.
o. the following day, as testimony
Of his maj 's'y's satisfaction, he promo
ted Coils Kraft and Melnikof TO the
rank OF G .nerals, and ordered the cross
Of Saint Anne TO be conferred upon Maj.
G. W. Whistler, the American engineeri
also that valuable diamond rings should
be presented to the contrac ors, Messrs.
Harrison, Winans and Easlwick.
! The establishment of Messrs. Harri-
| son, Wilma = and Z ,stwick employs at
J present $50 work,.,en, including 1913
| Russians, III Germans, l64 Swedes, II
Eagl,sh, and Americans, which num-
Der embraces the whole number of fore.
men and workmen.
The contracts of Messrs. Harrison,
Winans and Elstwiek embraces l62.
twerly 1--WE ton LOGON Dives and tenders;
) 800 iron trucks TO, eight wheel cars :
$500 eight. wheel freight cars; 70 pas
senger cars and two Improved cars on
sixteen wheels, 80 feet long. Oat Of
which are now flashed, :0S locomotives
wnh incir tenders; 200 wagon trucks,
006 freight cars, aud 2 passenger cars.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT Al
NEW YORK The Nv York paper
,rc ii led with glowing accounts OF tbs
reception OF The President in that tily
N Friday. He was conveyed from
Amhay TO the Try 10 The splendid steam
n Wand .ibIlt, and landed at the Battery
an.id The roar of artillery.
The by and rivers were literally
covesed wuh steamers, ships, brig,
,chonners. and every description Il sail
iogcrall Il lunlng with ftgs and s.ream
RS. and crowded with eager and anx-
ions spectators, all bent on seeing thu
Chef Magistrate of this great and grow
ing county.
The scene is said to hav. been bill
liant and animated beyond description
aud quite equal 10 the display on The &C
caslon oi Pres dent Van Bnreb's memo
rab e visit. The Battery and every av,
enue leading 10 it was crowded VIII
|pectators
The military display was large, bril-
liant and imposing; and no,wi'hstand
ing lhe intense heat of the day, ihons
aads upon thousands walked IN the pro
cession, and thousands upon thousand
lined the sidewalks
There co,ld not have been less that
twenty thousand persons on The battery
A, least ten illol sand, IN addition, fircet
then way into Castle Garden.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

lHouIsITivENEss --.Moihtr what il a
Aush 2 "A k1sA cl.ild2 donh know
-wh Il makes you ask that quesiion?--
Cause the other day asked Jane what
made her back stick out SO, AID she said
kusks sat
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

You've PHYsIciANs.-y Young pbysi.
clans find Il hard To set into busin, q. but
they will succeed, after ali, il they can
only have patients. SIS 81
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

PRE- pENT's MESSAGE.

To the President Of HE Ssnute:
SIR: nominae Is eve, NJ or Cen
eral fayIor to be Major General, in
pursuance If The ACT author izng The ap
pninlmrnt of additional Generals in
Mexico.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
EcoNoMY COOKING CnANBrnntEs

ECONOMY IN COOKING CRANBsRRtEs
To each quart OF rarries, ve,y sbo, iy
after the cooking Of them IL cnmmenced
add tea spoonful OF ga B-aius. This
will so neniralize the acldiferous juice,
which they contain, as to make il neces
sary 10 use only one.fsurih pa,tas mueh
as would have been requisite had they
been cooking without using salaratus.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

The amouni of Treasury Notes on,
standing on the ST instant tits officially
stated, was $4,000 81.
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20
DIR. A. IL. Hutchinson,

YEJENDERS his services in the various
Il braurnes Of lis Professor. TO the ci;i-
zens of Prattvlle d surrounding country.
Office i, Plaltville, Au,auga COUNTY Ala.
April 2, lS47. 10 Il
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-20

TEXAS NoTEs AND Boxps.- The
Housion Telegraph learns that the hol
ders nj Texas promisory notes and
bonds are goingto make strenuous ex
erilons 10 get the next Congress 10 as
sumo the entire debloi Texas. M
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THE STATE GUARD.
re IL vi s .

No subscription will be received for a less time
thantweve months unless paid for in advance,
ApvesrIsemsxrs will be inserted at One Dopar
per square, for the first Sc tlon and nifty cents ior
each subsequent inser ion
Twelve lines or less 10 constitute square.
Advert ssnients ordered to be publish once
month or every other week, WILL be Oh 'rged as
new.
The most liberal terms will be gwen 70 ,hose
that advertise for six months, or by The year.
Without instructions as to he MURDER OF lnsef,
ii MS. Adver Use nents will be continued, and
char red until forbid.
All pc eonal communications and advertisements
charged doubl rat s, he ndmlIted
Anpouncng Candidates for Office S., invarla' ly
in advan e.
All Letters and Co nmuncatons must be POST
PAID to insure attention
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The following is the Wing Ticket for
THEIR mex, administration. Surely. this
is the day of military GREAT men. and
tae present anti worparIy ought to have
a military Cabinet:
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To prevent Gies from annoying hor>
ses. rub British Oil on tho head aud
neck Of your horses.
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NE DlCAL NJ Office.

DIR. J. MONROE SHELTON.
HEAVING located himself at The LoF
4 IL TIN place, two mics south of We
umpka, takes pleasure in Offering bis SER
vices, in the various branches q III Nedi
cal Profession, 10 his friends and The public.
April 8, l9l7.
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j. ID. DENNIS.
Dir. n. S. JON rs,

GRATEFUL-for past favors, hopes, by
~ unremttIed attention 10 his Profession.
70 nerita continuance OF public patronage.
Pr. ,. will attend 10 The various branches
OF his profession. lil Sd s.
EseOffice over the Store Of Messrs. w.
w: Waller, 4 Co, East Wetumpka.
May rs, 1917. 1y-2
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GEN. Taylor N&IsATnp I

GEN. Taylor NJsINATED = The
democrats Of Dlnphin county, Pa, held
a meeting at H ,rfisburg on Saturday
evening", 26 h nit, and nominated Gen.
TAYLOR or III. Presidency. A letter in
u PHILADELPHIA paper says:
The aieeling was numerousIy attend
ed, and kas exclusively democratic. =
The Hos. VIM Dock presided. and was
assisted by Mes,rs Peacock, q miner.
man, and some dozen Others. A com.
mltee was appointed anl reported reso
luiIons lauda!ory OF Gen Taylor, and
pfopnsinahlni 5 democratic candidate
for thu Presidential. chair IN 1913 A
kind of central committee TO fcrther the
objects Of tie meeting was ordered 10 be
appointed.
Meetings were recommended 10 be
held by The democrats in the several
variety of other measures taken ID bring
ihout the end desired. John VI. R,ac
and r chad Vaux were introduced by
tne Hon. Simon Cameron, and made
eloquent addresses. A letter was rent
from Ovid L. Johnson, regreltng h'
could not be present. THIS meeting
NAV be regarded as the nucleus Of /
we'll arrayed movement in favor o. Gen
Taylor, rs may be perceived from IN,
names OF those who partook in the pro
ceedlnss. and from the tone oi The spec
ches and resolutions. not doubt can b,
entertained but that Taylor Is to be Sc
eCled as their standard bearer.
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For President.
GEN WINFIELD SCOTT.
For Vice President.
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
We sh Il 'h"n propose,
For Sec teia,y of Stale.
GEN. TWIGGS.
For Secretary Of War.
GEN. WORTH.
For See' eiasy of Treasury.
GEN. KEARNEY.
For Secretary Of The Nary.
CON. CONNER
For Post Master G,neral.
GEN. CUSHING.
The remainder Of the offices can bf
given 10 the ColoneIs, Captains, & c. &c.
moi forgetting the Curporals.
N. b. It is also suggested that Capt
JOHN TYLER, Elk whig Pre- sident
should be borne III mind.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
CEsUNIfsHsY HOUSE !
"a Corner Of Washington and "a
MiM Dubuque Streets, l..iM
IOWA CITY, IOWA
s0EEN CnuH1s1 EY,

4 AViNi become proprietor OF the above
establishment, lately known as the Yer
mont House" is now engaged refurnlshing
il, and viii open the House on or before the
10th inst for The reception Of the travelling
public and others. The rooms Of this est;b
lshmeat are large, well lighted, and suppl
ed with ire-places. and well suited 10 the
comfort ard convenience If those who wish
TO spend tile winter in the citq.
THE IsGBLE
VIII be supplied WITH oil the Injuries ihe
courifg affords. well prepared; aud snti (
cieni nunlber Of servants tept constantly on
hand 70 attend 10 al the wants If lie guests
oil the House. Connected wits The esiat
ltshmeDt are large and con,modious
yT.dBLES AND yyfRDS,
which will be attended BY careful and com
peient hosders
The Proprietor being determined &c devote
his whole attention TO the business and hav-
ing had considerable experience ms land
lord, feels no hesitation n promising Ina, no
effort SHALL be spaied 10 make his guests feel
themselves al home, and solics the patron
age ofmembeis ofihe Legislature, boaiders,
and the pubic generally
Iowa City. Nov. II. 1916.
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or neglect to deliver immediate possession OF the
same, said officer shall break open any mouse or
o'nei Piace wherein saio DOORS Sc' nay VIC, as
under writ OF repievin, and denver possession
OF sad DOCKS, stationery, inrnlture, &c. 10 lhe
CLERK eiect-and said ofncer snaii return lhto
the once OF the CLERK OF sald DlstIict ooul.
copy OF said certii,catc, (returmng 'he Original
to the Clerk eiect) with return thereon as IN a
writ OF replevin, win the amount Q! MS coss
for executing the same; and the sa,d court al us
next session shall, upon motion, cause judgment
70 De entered up IN favor OF SAID oihcar, ana
against said defendant, for the amount OF me
same, unless they be evionsiy paid by said de-
PENDANT, and the person Withholding the same
shall furthermore be liable to every person who
may be injured in consequence OF said Withhold
ing, before any court having jurisdiction OF the
the case.
SEC. a And be il further enacted: That when
vacancy shall occur in either Of the said offices
OF Clerk or Prosecuting Attorney from death,
resignation, removal or otherwise, it shall be the
duty of the clerk of the board of county COM
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. ~, lS47. !.
Mr.. Davis, from the committee on In
.ernal improvements, reported back Sem
ate file No. %, bill to provide for the
improvement Of the navigation Of the Des-
noines river, and requested that it be re-
ferrea 10 the committee of the whole and
made the order Of The day for each after
noon until disposed Of. Said report WAS
concurred in and the bill SO referred.
H. r. file No. al, an act to change the
name Of Newton City, to that Of Newton
was passed.
The Senate took up H. r. file No. 20,
bill relative TO the retailing Of in.oxicat-
ing drinks.
On motion Of Mr.. Hssell the word sstown-
ship" was struck out wherever j. occurred
in said bill, and the word State inserted.
On motion Of Mr.. Hughes, the bill was
referred to a select committee with in
structions to make it conform to said a.
mendment, and report the same back on
Tuesday next.
Adjourned.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 90, Yle47.
Mr. Springer presented the petition of
citizens Of Louisa county. for the location
o. a state road from 1Vailing's Landing 10
Washington county.
The President laid before tie Senate
memorial Of the g Iowa Anti. Capital pun
ishment and Prison Discipline Society"
asking the abolition OF the death penalty
II. the State Of Iowa; which was read and,
on motion Of Mr., Davis, reseired 20 the
Judiciary committee with instructions to
inquire into the expediency off reper.ing
bill in accordance with said Ineuiurial.
Mr.. Hughes introduced Senate lie No.
80, joint resolution for inaitary road
from Iowa City via Fort Desnosl5es To-
some point on the Missouri river; svhich
was read first and second timer and,
the 18th rule being suspended snsl the
resolution read third time and passed.
Mr., Whitaker introduced s5enat, file
No 40, bill prescribing the general
duties Of Governor.
Adjourned till o'clock, Z. NJ.
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SENATE.
FRIDAY, Jan. y, lS47.

FRIDAY, Jan. ~, lof 4.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
By Mr.. Bradley, from Geo. S. Duel and
III others, for the establishment Of a GER
tain state road therein mentioned; by Mr..
Whitaker; The remonstrance of certain
citizens OF Van Buren, county, in relation
to state road therein named; by Mr.. Ben
ton, from p b Cook and others, in rela.
ton to the retailing Of intoxicating liquors;
by Mr.. Hughes, from Z. E. Fay and 100
others, on The same subject.
II. r. file No. As, a bill to authorize
Isaac A. Leievre, his heirs and assigns, to
establish and keep a ferry across the Mis-
sissippi river at Montrose, was passed.
On motion, the Senate concurred in the
amendment made by the House 20 the bill
prescribing the duties Of Secretary Of
State.
Mr.. Harbour introduced Senate file No.
~, joint resolution for mail route from
Fairfield to Oskaioosa, and the 18th rule
being, on motion, suspended, the resolu.
ton was read third time and passed
Mr.. Hughes introduced Senate file No.
DC, a joint resolution relative to the I'M
provement oithe navigation of the Iowa
river.
On motion Of Mr.. Benton, said resolu-
ton was amended BY inserting Cedar riy-
err.
On motion Of Mr.. Harbour, the vote on
MIR. Beuton's amcndmen: was re-consia
cred.
The 18th rule was then suspended, and
the original resolution passed
Senate file No. So, bill to provide for
the appointment Of an Attorney General
for this state, was SO amended as to pro.
vide for his election by the people at each
general election in August, and the bill
was then ordered TO be read third time
on Monday next.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
Monday next
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S. 4. 55asz..,
ATTORNEY: AND COUNSELLOR
AT'LAW.
zsP1os, ctaAa COUNTY, IOWA.
Dec.I:lb,r 8. 1875. 42.,y
Yss toy s!

CuIEABl.3 ioE Cigismss and New Years
~ prss'nss. Al.s': geld breast pins. finger rings.
bosom studs, ear rings, ever-ponted pencils, thisn
bes GUTTER. and tsucy articles, for sale low.
AIt3G- Masonic Jewels made To oTder---En-
craving neatly ex -catct-- Iowa Marble Canes con.
s,ansly % hand! CLOCKS sud Watches repaired
and war.an1ej by :
:CIAS. A. ROBBINS.
n. u I'll 'ho:n VII, have clocke and watches
in m. Shop, which, hate: been on hapa from one &c
four yels, n'Enes chat they will I've sni 10 pay
charges i TO, paid lol sna taken away by the fire,
Of Ma:lt next, d.: =. A. j.
Iowa City, Dec. 81 :siG. Is 4
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
TWO O'CLOCK p. M.

Mr.. Bradley presented the petition Of
sundry citizens Of Jackson county for the
passage OF a law to enable Robert Reed to
collect the revenue OF said county. Refer.
red to Messrs. Bradley, Wheeler and
Crawford
The committee of the whole had under
consideration the bill prescribing the gen.
eral duties Of Auditor of State, and the
bill providing for the improvement Of the
navigation OF the Dssmoines river, and had
leave TO sit again.
Adjourned.