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From the PennsyIvanian.
The Pennsylvania Election.

The Pennsylvania Election.
We have gained glorious victory in this city and
county, as the subioned returns will show. We sweep
before the united opposition, and roll up majority
for Skunk and Longsreth that will send thrill of Joy to
the heart of every true friend of his country The de-
ocracy have accepted the issues rendered by the eder
alists and have pronounced in favor of their countrys
war, and against the panic makers of the opposition.
Glorousy have the people sustained the of the
tion-goriously have they vindcaed Francis r. Skunk
and democratic principles. ~
From the interior we hear the most glorious Old
Berks is her won't sends her eloquent against
the foes of the nation and rebukes the attempts OF the
ederasts to excite dissensons among the democrats by
hypocrcal regard for the character OF her
lamened Muhlenberg The democratic party thanks her
e. Old Mother Cumberland" stands up of yore,
and handsomely increases her vote.
From the federal strongholds have little to alarm
us, but on the contrary much to encourage us. Our
gains are enormous, and think Mr. Skunk is elected
BY a large if not an Overwhelming majority
We have no time to wait for further returns. Nearly
all strong counties are yet to hear FROM and we may
anticipate still glorious tidings. We let the figures
speak for themselves.
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PLAN OF "RuIN"-The plan of the company which
is organized for the purpose Of applying the of the
Connecticut river at Hadey Falls, in Massachusetts,
almost unparalleled in magnitude. The Chicopee Tele
graph publishes some of its features 1t is intended to
provide water power for Sc large cotton mills 6S by 26O
feet six stories high carrying from IS 900 to 81 900 spin
dies EACH according to the neness of the fabric manu-
factured-about eleven hundred thousand at least-to-
gether with power for machine shops and other pur
poses The primary canal. extending in southwestern
direction is to be 80 feet deep 14o feet wide its head
and so feet at terminus The water to be conducted
back by parallel canal to near the head Of the FIRST
where II will be discharged into another, which is to
tend crcuitously about mile and half These differ
number of machine-shops with the power requisite to
their operation The foundations of several large mills
are to be laid this fall.-N. Y. Evening Post.
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Tennessee.

From the Nashville Uenn) Union, Oct6
The LEaIsLATuRE.-The Legislature of this State as
sembed at the capitol in this city, yesterday.
The Senate elected ]. M. Anderson, esq, OF Marion
county, president on the first ballot. Several baotngs
had for principal clerk during the morning session.
without effect
In the House, Mr.. Buchanan, of Lawrence, was elect
ed speaker, and s. d. Mitchell, esq, of Hawkins county,
clerk on the first ballot, in each case.
Several Intellectual baotings were had for first ASSIST
ant clerk, without success; and the House adjourned to
dinner.
During the afternoon session. the House elected Mr.:
Hogg first assistant clerk II ballong for second
assistant when our tri-weeky went to press
In The Senate Mr. John Cooke was elected clerk, and
Mr. j. e. r. Harris assistant.
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4 s7.ss4aos Sc GAG. 2ss ss.s56.o54 s7ss,9

Total $44lisl4 $saaaos $6a4s2ss $bs56O5 1851 $50
This proportion for New York will, the usual ratio
give $ll 253 i2O the United States for the
quarter of IS43 and the for the whole OF that
year were but $28 100000 The probability is, that the
ports goods will be much larger, and of specie less for
the coming three quarters Of the fiscal year 1885, and that
the will be fully $3 900 600; in which case, the
will exceed the ordinary expenditure independent
OF the debt by $70O00OO The prospect in all directions is
that the demand for goods will be large for the coming
year. The demand for circulating medium at the west is
the Atlantic States; and the progress Of Ohio
banking is as follows;
No. Capital Loans specie. circula- Depo.
Jam, s sss
This great increase has been progressive under the
banking law and indicates the tendency credits
which sound while the export of produce is large and
profitable bur become dangerous of the market
These credits all the States aided by the abundance
money will promote the sale of goods which, by
of the disast in England, will be furnished cheap The
demand for the will doubtless improve, usual, to-
wards the close of the canal navigation
In domestic produce there has been improved de-
mand and prices of -four in particular have advanced
The adviccs from abroad did affect rates. inasmuoh as
that the home demand has been sufficient to sustain mem
above the point at which flour can be sh'Ppeo Notwh-
standing great abundance of the crops there seems TO
be disposition on part of farmers to hold which great
ly dimnishes supplies, and prices advancing Sales
are now maids at SO 37h for Genesce, SO 80 new Michigan,
and Ohio Sc Sc 37a for Petersburg So 90 for George
town and Richmond City Mills, 81 60 Rye -four VI 62s
a 81 rs Corn meal W W a vs. Ia New buckwheat VIZ
a 81 Is per 100 lbs
Wheat is wanted. Sales Illinois red 81 25 Wis
consn 81 49, southern 81 20 81 Is northern rye 81
81 cents Barley "a rs cents. Northern oats f6
Southern white 40 cents; western mixed 66 10 cts.
fiat yellow 81 10 cents; some handsome parcels
fused a 70 a 73t cents.
In provisions the business is moderate. Sales Ohio pork
prime $40 50 $40 rs mess Si4 % S14 80. Beef is
dull Ohio lard 10 for fair l0l 0s prime Rice is
duh; the receipts OF the crop free sales 3 s7k
"a IS. Clover seed sells 81 BY Tobacco in fair de-
maud sales Virginia and kentucky $3 81 30 Wool re-
mains not very active, without change in prices
Cotton has been very heavy under the dsconagns ad
vices from England and the decline ia fully one cent per
H. The receipts thus r are slightly in OF last
The quotations follows
Inf Ord good Mid 20 good MID fair to Fully FAR ar, to
upras flo sjslSt isisISl loossmnl Nsn
Mo & N.ossps si sioi loi aict an w III
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BaeeNe MExIco.At our last accounts from Mexico the
work Of sang the city had been begun by hores OF the
opr classes. wag who reads with interest all the news
rom that quarter intim his belief t,t when next
hear from Scott he will have "bugged" the capital, halls of
the Monezumas palace and ALL We suppose he means
dat the old soldier will use grnnybag, OF course.
~. o. Picavrue.
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FILE BrrE PLEA Yorkshreman, who has invented a
lew kind of 'ovectter ink" and which has been selling
As sure safeguard against all actions for breaches Of mar
age PROMISE inasmueh entirely fades from the paper
IN two months from the date, recently done brown by
brother OPERATOR who purchased hundred boxes OF the
uhce, giving him therefor his note at ninety days Al
he expiration of the tme the ink inventor called for pay
nent; but on unfolding the scrip, found nothing but piece
blank psperl The had been written with his
mkt
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:a land for sale II in Prince Georges county,
III ssscaoo,s Crossing" the Baltimore and Wash
nyton railroad about miles from the latter place.
whether by fine natural road through Bladens,
burg. -,
The improvements are good two story dwelling some
what out OF repair and barn .nat win cure looo weight
six horses. 1t contains upwards OF $50 acres not much
moro than Of which Is cleared; II be easily
improved by plaster may be from late npplica-
the remaining land, upwards of 200 acres covered
heavy wood and timber, farther from the rail-
eoad than II mile and most of it within half mile The
wood and timber alone could be sold for the ofpur-
chase leaving abundance for the estate and
ne fresh cleared land adapted farming and the growth
Of the best quality OF tobacco II is from me,
that anxious sell. If sold, large cash payment
will be required II will be shown by Mr. BoteIer
ant in posse ssion.
For terms application can be made to mo III Leonard
Town, Md, 10 James Biscoe commission agent No 49,
Ligbtstreet wharf, Baltimore H g. s. KEY
Sept 29-daclw
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fWe have received through the kindness of Mr. Franck
Taylor copy of Washington and the Generals of the
American Revolution by j. J. Headey 1t is bound
in two volumes in the usual convenient and neat style
of Messs Cary Hart of Philadelphia is illustrated with
numerous beautiful engraving and will undoubtedly
,ecei va an extensive circulation.
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Henry A. Wise esq, late minister TO Brazil, arrived
yesterday in this city We happy to state that he is
in fine health and spirits He waited upon the President
to-day, with whom he had long and most agreeable
interview. Subsequently he had interview of nearly
two hours with the Secretary of State. Mr. Wse's
family has gone on TO Philalelphia
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freghts remain with very lule change Corn for Liver.
poor IS taken at 6d cotton 3-l6d square bales do
Antwerp cent.
In exchange, the business for the packets of the 18th Is
not yet active. Further advcesfrom England anxious
ly looked for but the are heavy at 81 al sterling
33l 522s for francs The stock market has been quiet
and closes rather heavily
Yours PRENTICE
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tbs DAMAGE RnLRoAp--The Cumberland Civ
ian that the between Baltimore and that place
delayed but during the late rains, and then IN
consequence OF about hundred feet of the road having
been washed away the mouth of Sleepy creek below
Hancock.
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1T BROWN respectfully notifies the public that
" Saturday next the 10Th instant, between the hours
and O'Clock the evening, If the wind should be very
moderate and the weather otherwise mild and favorable
that tme (if not, high tide the favorable day
hereater) he proposes making experiment with liquid
re at the island the canal basin south of the Presidents
mansion provided, however that he shall in the
ine be again interrupted by storms.
Oct. Il-3tt
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The GEORGIA TRooPs-We learn that the steamer Vir-
ynia left this port yesterday for Mobile, whence she VIII
10 the seat of portion OF the Georgia troops
own awaiting there transportaton-N. o. PIC, OFT q
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At the close OF business to-day, 10000 six per cent treas
uy sold l0b AT time have the six per cents
touched par although the has increased since the
passage the law 1928 900 by nearly that sum-
and the probabilities of peace dissipated. Some of the
bounty land scrip made its appearance in the MARKET
and been quoted 1904 Instead of that scrip, however
the land warrants are Offering Those for l6O will
communal from $l25 to $50. These land are,
therefore, preferable to the scrip.
The fall trade its close, and, whole, has been
profitable. The importatons have been large, but the
stocks remaining hand SMALL firm prices giving
very satisfactory termination to the years business AS
compared with September last year. the imports this
port have been follows:
Specie. Free goods. Duable. Total Duties
1916 1904 600,6l9 5,272,923 588S,sl6 ,542, i55
lsH 9i546 $4,000 8,lll,8H 9l22,500 2,096 Goa
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nRAWN Numbers OF the susqushanna Canal Lot-
- terry, Glass No. 46:
a, 10, 90, 81, AZ, II, A, Al, n, 6, 81, l6. %
Octl4-2t ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers.
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ND the matter Of the refusal by Mexico to receive our
minister, which Mr. Webster alleges is another "pre
eyo set forth by the President in justification of the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-14

SULLIyAN'S Letters the Public Men of thc Revo-
~ luton, including from the peace Of 1888 TO the
peace of 1915, reprinted in octave volume, and
his day received for sale by r. TAYLOR.
ID.
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JTNsHRINKIyG FLANNELs.-.We have received
~ 10 pieces genuine Welsh hannes warranted
shrink in washing ID. CLAGETT ~ co.
e-3,f
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VITAsHINGTON md Generals OF the Revolution
w in two volumes, with sixteen portraits from origna
paintings just published and this day received tor sale
by +. TAYLOR.
Dct1i-
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Increase $s46o2 $3i52So $2ssssa2 $s2ss.6si $5s4I5i
The duties received this port for July August and Sep
ember the present year and the four Of the tariff
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The following able and eloquent letter is worthy of the
cause which supports, and worthy of its intelligent
author We recommend it to the attention of all our
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
From the Chicsso Democrat.
who is Jonathan NIcCarsy?

%RAN From the Cnlcaso democrat
who is Jonathan ffcCarsy7
We see by the Iowa Capital Reporter
Of the Both Of December, Miimo, in the
Legislative proceedings Of that new State,
that one jonathan McCarty by union Of
the wings and few poss.lm democrats,
lacked but one vote Of being elected
United States Senator, in opposition to
the regular democratic candidate. Who
i, this Jonathan McCartyf Is he that
arch General who, in times that are past,
played so conspicuous part in the politi-
cal history Of The State Of lrdiana9 Il he
the self same man who, o1ce, twice, OF
thrice, was honored BY the democrats Of
the Hoosier State, With seat in Congress,
and who afterwards came Oh; in loud and
declamatory speeches against every prem.
inent democratic measure, az also against
General Jackson and Martin Van Buren,,
declaring that they had left him and sban-
doned.fhe democratic party? Can it be
that this Jonathan McCarY is The White
Water General, whose name, in 1910,
stood at the head Of the ,vhig electoral
ticket Of Indiana, (along with that Of
Caleb B. Smith, now a prominent wing
member Of Congress- and wLo travelled
over the length and breath sfthat State as
the great advocate Of wing principles? II
this Jonathan who is nobv figuring in
Iowa, be the man to whons we refer, We
caution our democratic friesds there to be-
ware Of him. When he I4oved the trail
tor to eur party 10 indiana. and was per-
mitted to serve The. whig: because they
loved the treason, and received nc reward
for his services, because: they despised
the traitor, he left the Stats. Since then.
till recently, his whereabouts have NOT
bean known; but now, il: would appear
that he has got at his oldtricks again.
There i no kind Of political knavery with
which he is not perfectly hmiliar and to
which 10 will not resort 70. his own per.
sonal aggrandizement. As to the adj
vancement Of the Interest," of some parties.
when trusted to his KEEP rig, We will not
pretend TO speak, but VIC say God forbid
that any interest Of the democratic party
should ever be placed in is hands.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
DR.. j. Bowen

OFFERS his professional services 10 the
- citizens Of Iowa City and surrounding
coantry Having devoted twenty years 70
he practice Of Medicine. he trusts gives a
Sufficient gaafaoiy in skill, TO deserve a
share Of the public patronage
His Office is the same heretofore occupied
oy Dr.. Crummey, where ne viii always be
fopnt. except al night, when ne will be at
his residence a. the easl end Of Iowa Ave
nue, or when absen Oh professional bust
aess. He intends 10 keep constantly ON hand
such medicines as he may require in prac-
tice, and for he supply Of his patrons His
charges will be moderate, and sach he
trusts, as will meet The public appreciation
July | s46 r- loys ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
E.EsWIFif GROCERY.

TEEit SUBSCRIBER WI Keep Constantly %
hand lis following Family Groceries, al
his oid stand ore doof sousn Of Betfyhii''s
Drag Store whicr he intends selling a Ghe
Iasst possible profit Consisting OF
Coffee. Teas. Suga,s, Vinegar. hoiasses:
R:ce, .Macseret, Tobacco oja,1 tc,nds. Scap,
Mustard, Saleratus. peppe,, Cage,
,ANsp,ce pa.tmags: Caes,a, &c.
Ioge her with 9ar,stF Of ether articles, to2
Numerous &c mention. Call and See,
ROBERT c. HEATING.
iowa Civ. Mayh, FL IS4e ID
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ISs5!k!.LS!I AID :! \, 7. =: SCHOOL
MRS. s c MOREy

HAV'NC Obtained rooms in the Mechan
AA les Academy will open school 70
females only, On Monday. he % Of No.
mex, The winter session will continue FIVE
mocihs
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading, Writing and Geography De-
quarter or half session ? 50
The above with A rithrnesic, Grammar
and History &C
NaturaI Sciences, higher branches Of
Mathematics Rhetoric. Sc 90
French and Drawing each (extra> 2 &c
T + s. Wanted Immediately, pia>.er,ng
and joiner work done on de school rooms.
for wlRch payments will be mace in tuition
Io~ Guy ocsooet 81, 1876 n35
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03

4 Profitable Sale" What do YOU want
in your two bottles2" said grocer to q
little boy as he entered his store.
Mother wants cents worth OF your
best yeast sir
(Which bottle will you have il imp
"l'll have it in both. And will you
please put cork in them2 Can't YOU
send it home, cos I'm going another
way9"
"Well, where's your cen'?''
smother says as how you must charge
it,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
Cabinet Making and Under.
taking. asaa

Z He undersignedrespec,fully informs the
/. citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity, ,ha,
ne s,Iii continues to carry on the above bus
mess 10 all its various branches al his old
stand, on Clinton street, few doors south
OF the public square, Persons wishing to
buy good and cheap furniture, viii End !. 10
their advantage 10 give him a call
III He is provided with good hearse,
and will attend al all times 10 the business
Of an undertaken. @ sa rs "a.
es PETER ROBERTS,
Iowa City. Jan. 81, 1876
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03

A quaint writer .says-"I have seen
women so delicate. that they were afraid
TO ride, for fear ofthe horses running away;
afraid to sail for fear the boat should over
set; afraid to walk for fear The dew might
fall, but never saws one afraid to get mar
ried,' ss 2@
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03

YANKEE Ingenuity IN England Mack
intosh, the celebrated India rubber manu-
facturer, took the contract for raising The
Great Britain steamer, after the mos skill
full English engineers mad abandoned the
work Macintosh war born and aduca
ted in America, and will doubtless sue
coed in performing this great undertaking.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
State Of I0Wa, johnson County,
$500 dTREAEURER,S OFFICE, JANUARY 81, FI847

1TyHE following Ist lots within said principally
returned delinquent for the Of road
the year l846 with charged thereon. I.ef
returned delinquent the 1885, BY the road said
much thereof satisfy the
the Court House Monday Of
by the Treasurer said between the hours 10 o'clock NJ
o'clock NJ tract be
offered Provided the due shall not be time
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
rPHlLADELPHIA

n p w q ND G H e AP
Umbrella & Parasol Manufactorv
II No. lO4 Gaarkt
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND
Win. III. Richardson s...t-
Has Withdrawn from the firm of w. &
w II Richardson, and commenced
business on his own account at No lO4
Market Street, between Third and Fourth.
where he has for sale full assortment Of
Umbrellas, Parasols, ParasoIettes & Shades.
OF the newest and best manufacture, a,,he
lowest market prices.
Cotton Umbrellas, fair quality, 35cent.,
SIX do. do. do $50
Other Goods in proportion. Yon are 70
specially invitedto call and see them
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec ls45-48 IN
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COL Croghan "A soldier of the Ten
nessee volunteers writing home gives the
following characteristic incident Of The
brave old Croghan, at the storming Of
Monterey:
I'VE were exposed to fire for one
mile and half, from three Of the enemy s
batteries. Soon after we started from our
last positions they opened a m ost CALLING and
oppressive fire upon us. Jus. at this mo-
melt we met old Col. Croghan, the here
of Sandusky, with his hat off, waving it
in the air; he rode between us and the
enemy's fire, and said, waving his hat, &c
on boys, 60 on Tennesseeans, remember
you are from the land OF Jackson! &c on
and take that fort, and bear in mind thai
you are from the land of Old Hickory
The gallant TeEnesseeans returned loud
shout and on they went.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-03
To IL ENT.

hNE Of he most convenient farms in this
~ neishbornood, Oh the Burlington road )
miles below iowa City under good improve
naent--havlng dwelling house barn a
good yell, and 40 acres Of he bes. bottom
land The highest state Of cultivation In
Qu'r!of JAS. Macintosh.
Ios>a City, Nov II 1876,
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The latest rumor from Washington is,
lh.k Mr.. BEnTos will nos be made Lieu
tenant General, but simply invested with
l,ll power to treat for pelee.