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Killed regret to that Lieutenant Julian May was
slightly wounded. AT the time he in command OF
company OF the rifles Several of are reported
Filled, and many wounded sold Dan" as the b2ys eau
lwggs is giving it to Santa Anna in fine style The en-
envy are well supplied with ammunons and provisions
In hasIe. IL.
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SENATE.
SAruRDAv, Han

SATURDAY, Jan. G6, iS47
Mr.. Bissell presented the petition Of
citizens Of Benton and Linn counties, for
the location Of a state road from Cedar Ra.
pids to the county seat Of Benton county
Referred TO the committee on roads.
Mr., Davis, from the committee on in
ternal Improvement, reported Senate file
No. 81, bill to establish land office for
the sale Of the land donated by Congress
for the Improvement Of The navigation Of
the Desmoines river.
Mr.. Bissell, from the judiciary com
mittee, to whom was referred H. r. file
No. 80, abill prescribing the time, man
ner and place Of holding elections for
Senators to Congress, reported substi-
tute.
Mr.. Davis introduced Senate file No.
IS, bill relative to State Seals; which
was read a first and second times and on
his motion the 18th rule was suspended,
and the bill read . third time and passed.
Mr.. Benton introduced Senate file No,
SO, bill providing for the appointment Of
an Attorney General Of State, and TO de.
Line his dulles.
Senate Gle No. 8, bill to divide the
State into two Congressional districts,
was passed.
Senate file No. 80, q Joint resolution
providing for mail route from Fairfield
to Bloomfield, was passed
Mr.. Wheeler presented the petition Of
200 citizens Of Davenport, for repea! Of
the charter Of said town.
The Senate resolved itself into Com.
inittee Of the Whole, on the report Of the
joint committee as to the number Of acts to
be passed; and referred said report to the
appropriate committees.
H. r. file No. 36, bill providing for a
review and relocation Of portion Of the
Territorial road from Rockingham to iowa
City, was passed.
Adjourned till Monday morning,
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Cabinet Making and Under.
taking

HE Undersigned especially informs he
cltizens OF towa Oily and vicinity tha,
hss.'li continues 70 carry on the above bus
mess n all lis various branches al his old
stand. on Clinton stree!, few doors south
Of The public square Persons wishing 10
buy good and cheap furniture, will find i, 10
their advantage 10 give him cali
~ He is provided with good hearse,
and will attend al all times to The business
OF an undertaken:
PETER ROBERTS
iowa Cisy, Jan 2l, 1916.
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BY THE PREsIDENTSoFTHE UNI
TED STATES.

IN pursuance Of the fourth section Of the
= act of Congress, entitled IAN act 10 es.
tablish an ADDITIONAL land Office ia Iowa.
approved 9th August, 1876. !. JAMES K.
POLK. President Of the United States OF
America do hereby declare and make
known, that have this day designated
IOWA CITY as the site Of the land Office
for the Iowa district, 10 the Territory OF
Iowa, created by said acl; and that said Of.
fce will be, and hereby is, established a,
that city.
Given under my hand, at the city OF
Washington, this fourteenth day Of
August, Ammo Domini, one thousand
eigh, hundred and forty six
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES H PIPER,
Acting Commis'r of The Gen' Land Office
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JAS. DAVIS, chairman.
I'm .fmsriican made .MammsM 7slesco,

I'm american made JMammsM Telescope.
Mr.. Lewenberg, of Williamsburg, l..
l., has just completed his splendid instru-
ment, an immense refraetinK Astsonomi-
cal Telescope, the object glass being
eight and half inches in :liameser, the
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DIR. j. Bowen

OFFERS his professions! services to the
~ citizens Of Iowa City and surrou nding
coantry. Having devoted twenty years 10
the practice Of Medicine, he trusts gives a
sufficient guaranty in skill, to deserve a
share Of the public patronage.
His office is the same heretofore occupied
BY Dr.. Crummey, where he will always be
found, except al night, when he will lie al
his residence al the cas-, end Of Iowa Ave
nue., or when absent on professional bust
ness. He intends 10 keep constantly on hand
such medicines as ne may require in prac
.ice, and for the supply of his patrons. His
charges will be moderate. and such he
trusts, as will meet the public appreciation
July 1886 10y
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TWO O'CLOCK. P, VI.

Mr.. Sprott from the joint committee TO
examine into the condition Of the Psniten-
tiary, made report, which, with the ac-
companying documents, was referred 10
the committee ON Public Buildings.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradley, the bill for
the incorporation Of the city OF Pennington
was taken from the table, and on motion
Of Mr.. Hughes, the Senate resolved itself
into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Brown
in the chair, for the consideration Of said
bill; and after some time spent therein,
the same was reported back with amend.
ments, which were conquered IN by the
Senate when,
On motion Of Mr.. Whitaker, the bill
was indefinitely postponed
The Senate adjourned till tomorrow
morning.
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DIR, III. BROW:Js

TENDERS ais professional services 10
4 ne c,tizens Of Iowa City and vicinity
Having avaiied himself Of lhosous n
medical course Of instruction, anu received
The appreciation o. The President and Pro.
fsssors in enc Of The pes Medical Colleges
East, and rom his long experience ia Inc
treatment OF the diseases pseyaien. in The
Wesl. hopes 20 merit share or public pal.
ronage
His OFFICES enc door west Of LYON S
store. Place OF residence in The brick bu,iI
by Mr. Parker. south Of The State House
Iowa Guy, Aug S, 1916 "a 6m
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TWO O'CLOCK p M.

The House resolved itself into Commit
tee Of the Whole, Mr.. Cochran in the
chair, on the bill providing for the election
of one county commissioner in each town
ship, after some lime spent thereon The
committee reported the bill back and re
commended its rejection. Agreed 10.
Adjourned till Monday morning.
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funds 10 the hands sf tho holders thereof,
reported the same back with substitute
therefor; which report was CONQUERED in.
Mr.. Hughes, from the Committee on
Interpretations, to whom was referred the
petition Of two hundred citizens Of Da-
Yenport, for q repeal Of the charter Of
said town, reported Senate file No. SO, q
bill to repeal the charter Of the town Of
Davenport, which was read first and
second times, and
y On motion Of Mr.. Bradley, ordered to
be engrossed and read third time to-
morrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, it was
RESOLVED, That Messrs. Browning,
Selman, Springer, and Brown be adj
ded to the Committee on Internal I'm
provement.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P. M.
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THE undersigned takes his method Of in
] forming his friends and The public gen
orally tha, he is prepared 10 execute any
work in bis line CT business, in The best
manner and most modern style
SHOP on College, between Clinton and
Capitol Streets, where he is prepared II he
shortest notice and in the bes manner, &c
fiji any bill for
Sash. WSndow blinds, Shutters, Doors Sc.
Orders from distance shall eceiye promp
attention THOMAS SNYDER.
iowa City, March Is Io46-yy
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SENATE.

TUESDAY. Jan. 10, l847.
Mr.. Springer presented the petition Of
Ia citizens Of Louisa county, for the estab-
lishment Of state road from Walling s
Landing, via Grandview, SC. to Craw-
louisville and west,
Mr.. Bissell, from the committee on the
Judiciary, to whom was referred Senate
file No. 20, bill to regulate the practice
in the courts Of Iowa, reported the same
back, and recommended its indefinite
posiponemcnt; which report was concur
red in.
Fl. R file No. "a, bill concerning
School money; Senate file No. Is, bill
for the organization Of Pottawatarnic and
other counties: Senate file No. 20, bill
in relation to collectors, sheriffs' and cor
oners' deeds, Senate file No. SO, . bill to
repeal the charter Of the town Of Daven-
port and H. r. file No. %, bill to pro-
vide for the taking an enumeration Of the
white inhabitants Of the State were
severally read third time and passed.
H. R file No. IA, joint resolution in
structing our Representatives. in Congress
10 procure the establishment Of certain
mail route was read first End second
times, and on motion Of Mr.. Davis, the
18th rule was suspended, and the resolu
ton read third time and passed.
Mr.. Hughes introduced Senate file No.
81, a joint resolution relating to mail
route from Iowa City in this State to Al
bany in the State Of Illinois, which was
read a first and second times, the 18th
rule was suspended and the resolution
passed.
Mr.. Jay introduced Senate file No. 80,
memorial to Congress for grant Of land
upon which to locate the seat Of govern
ment Of the Stale Of Iowa; which, after
being considered in Committee Of the
Whole, was reported back and referred 10
a select committee consisting Of Messrs.
Springer, Jay and Selman.
Adjourned till 2 o'clock, P. M.
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BENJ MIN PHELPS.
No. 76 Chestnut Street.
ST. LOUIS MO-,
Western General agent for all the
REST MTLV MEDICJNES

Offers to Dealers and olhcrsthe following
HIGHLY POPULAR AND VALUABLE MEpI-
CINES.
WistaI's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Rev
|. Cover,s Balm Of Life. Hays Linimeni,
Humphreys Pile Ointment, Dr.. William
sons Pain Soother, Bri,e's Rheumatic Lni
nient aud Pills. Vegetable Persian Pills, DR.
Starkwe,her's Hepatic Elixir. Dr.. Hals,ed'.
Magnetic Remedies. Bristol's Sarsaparilla
Gridley's letter Ointment. Fahnestock's
Vermifuge, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster
DR.. Hslsted's Brisk Pills.
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E.l.NXLY GROCERY.

E.7sVzZ II q KUCERF.
THE Subscriber will keep constantly on
hand the following Family Groceries, a,
his old stand one door south Of Berryhilrs
Drug Store. which he intends selling at the
leas, possible profit Consisting of
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Vinegar, Notasses,
Rice, .Mackerel, Tobacco q all kinds. Soap,
Mustard, &leratus, Pepper, Ginger,
.Alspice, .Nutmegs, Cassia, &c.
Together with variety of other articles, TOP
numerous TO mention Call and See.
ROBERT C. HEATING.
Iowa City, Mayh. 27, 1916 ii
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.Nobly Donei- Both HousIs Of tae South
Carolina Leglature have aid ,ed aresolu-
tion appsopriating twenty thousand dol
lars to be expended under 9 direction Of
tho Field Officers, to eq,sp the South
Carolina Volunteers for thesseryiee in the
war against Mexico. IT,
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SENATE.
.ASAsA"
MnNDAv Il,

MONDAY, Jan. IL, l847.
Mr.. Benton, from the Committee on
Schools, 10 whom was referred Fl. r. file
No. "a, bill for1an act supplemental to
an act providing for the stay Of school
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27

.Ministerto Brazil. We Tear esays the
Washington Fountain that Missouri is to
be honored with this misaion, and that
Senator Atchison willb thN fortunate re-
cipisnt.
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Two O'clock, P. M.

Two O'CLOCK, F. M.
On motion Of Mr.. Bissell, the Senate
rsconsidered the vote on Saturday last, on
agreeing to the amendment made by the
H. r. to Senate file No. Is, an act
prescribing the duties Of Secretary Of
State, and the Senate then disagreed to
said amendment.
Adjourned.
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tPHlLADEI.PHIA

tPHlL ADELE
NE w AND CHEAP
Umbrella 4 Parasol Mandatory.
No i04 fAastt Stret,
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND
Win. III. Richardson
HAS withdrawn from he firm Of w &
w II Richardson, and commenced
business on his own account a. No / ID
Make Street, between Third and Fourth
where ne has FOR sale a full assortment Of
Umbrellas, Parasois, Parasole.tes s Shades
OF the newest and hes manufacture, a, the
lowest market prices
Cotton Umbrellas fair quality, IS cents
Silk do DC dc 81 ,5O.gx
Other Goods in proportion You areSre-
specially invited &c call and see them.
Philadelphia. Pa Dec lS45-48-ly
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EASTIN MORRIS
ATTORNEY 1T Ldw,
Iowa CRY, Iowa Ter.
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yNm P@gY1gN@.

The Office of the Reporter. being well
supplied with great variety or Jon TYrE,
the Publishers are prepared TO execute in
the neatest style,
PLAIN AND FANCY
8etter 89ress 8rintius,
1M ALL ITS WaARTWUG lBR AMUiaH s
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NJ EDlC l, n OTICE
Dfs. ". G. IL j. II. Sales,

DIS. u. G. a. j. II, Sales,
REsPECkWLL.Y inform he public IA
~ they have associated ,hemsaIes in he
practice Of Medicine and Surgery, for The
purpose of giving nore pFompi ausnuo"
to those who may iavor ihem with. 'heli
calls.
oFE1CE one IGOR north Of CiauE's Heel
where they may be found at ali lines when
not atselt en- professional business,
gcd supply Of medicines cons,aEH!
Oh hanlJ
Iowa City, June II, SAG r
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS,
REPUBLICATION OF

REPUBLIGHTTON OF
The London Quarterly Review,
The Edinburg Review.
The Foreign Quarterly Review,
The Westminster Review. 4
BlackW OOd's Edinburg Magazine
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SuEJ!s BATES, JOHN BIRD
Iowa City Napelio.
BH ties & Bird.

"A IEYRNE IS and Councillors a. Law
= ard Solicitors in Chancery. will practices
u the Supreme anu District Courts Of he
Territory Of Iowa
All professional business entrusted to ineig
care VIII be promptly attended 10
Oct:i5, l345 37~y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, Jan. 10, lS4I.
1 Mr.. Willoughby presented the petition
of citizens Of Van Buren, county for the
location Of State road therein named.
Also, the rem0nstrance of citizens of said
county against the location of said Road.
Referred to select Committee, consisting
Of Messrs. Willoughby, Montague and
McPherin.
Mr.. Montague, from the select Com
mittee on the Desmoines grant, reported
TO H. r. file No. AZ, bill for an act cre-
ating Board Of Public Works, and pro-
viding for the Improvement of the Des
Moines river.
Mr.. Lyons introduced H. II. file No.
A, bill for an act to locate the Iowa
State University at Fairfield.
Mr.. Montague introduced H. R. file
No. 45, bill amendatory of an act enti-
tied san act concerning costs and fees"
approved February II, l843.
H. r. file No. rs, bill to amend an
act for the organization Of townships, was
read third time and passed.
H. K. file No. 20, bill providing that
the legal voters Of each township deter
mine, at the township election, whether
the county commissioners shall grant Ii.
cense for retailing intoxicating liquors in
said township Of not, was read third
time and passed.
Senate file No. II, bill for an act in
relation TO Clerks and Prosecuting Attor-
neys, was read third time and passed.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIM
ANTS

AM
every person entitled 10 The right of pre-.
emption 10 any lands within me limits n
me sownships'above enumerated, is requir-
ed 10 establish he same 10 The satisfaction
OF The Register and Receiver Of the proper
sand office, ana make payment therefor, as
soon az practicable after seeing this aoiiee
and before The day appointed Tor The com
mencemen! OF the public sale Of he lands
embracing Inc tract claimed; otherwise such
claim will be forfeited
JAS. FL PIPER
Acting Com mis'r Of The Gen'i LARD Office
sep lC-n29
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Two O'clock, P. M.

The House resolved itself into Com
mittee Of the Whole, Mr.. Bonham in the
Chair, on the bill to provide for rotation
in office, and after some time spent there
in, reported the same back with several
amendments; the first amendment was
concurred in, and the second disagreed to.
On motion Of Mr.. Bonham, the 42d
rule was suspended and the bill was read
a third time.
The question was then put upon the
passage of the bill, and decided in the
negative.
Adjourned.
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House Carpenter <yNd .JOsuc,

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