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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-17
United States senators.

The following brief paragraphs upon
this subject, which we copy from the ke
osauqua Democrat and the Indiana State
Seminal, go 10 show that the democratic
members Of our General Assembly are
cordially sustained by public sentiment
both at home and abroad, il the noble and
bold stand which they have taken. The
crowded state Of our columns vii. not
permit Of any lengthy comments upon this
subject. We are happy to see that SOAR as
any expression has been made by the dem
ocratic press, both Of our own and other
.Siates, it comedies strictly with the view
taken in the subjoined paragraphs. And
as 10 the disposition and ability Of the
great mass of the people to sustain the
high stand upon principle taken by the
democracy, there cannot exist a shadow Of
doubt. Suchis the universal sentiment, so
far as we have heard any expression direct
from the mass Of the democracy, the bone
and sinew Of the country; and so long as
our party adhere strictly 10 their princi-
pies in all things, compromising them for
nothing, SO long are we safe. This poll
cy never YET failed, and never will, Of
being crowned with ultimate success.
Iopa Senafors.--"We learn by gentle
man direct from Iowa City, that the Leg
.islature had, in Convention, gone into one
balloting for the election Of . y. S Sena
tor. The vote stood as follows:
Jonathan McCarty (possum) 20
Wilson (Democrat) 20
Mitchell { Whig)
Consequently there was no election, ant
the Convention adjourned. It is suppos.
I'd that tho Democrats will refuse to ballo
further during this session, because Of II,
refusal Of certain Wings representing
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TWO O'CLOCK, P. M.

H R file No. %, joint resolution rela
tive to the adjournment Of the Gen. AS
sembly; was read the first and second
times, and, on motion, indefinitely post
poned.
Senate file No. 10, on act concerning
Justices ofthe Peace; coming up as amend
ed by the House, the Senate refused to
concur in said amendments.
Mr.. Davis introduced Senate file No.
IS, a bill regulating the election of Rep
resentatives in Congress; which was read
the first and second times, and referred to
the Judiciary committee.
Adjourned.
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TWO O'CLOCK, p. NJ.

Mr.. Lefiingwell introduced II R file
No. %, ajoint resolution relative to the
adjournment Of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Goodrich moved to amend the same,
by adding the following:
provided that the Senate meet the
House in the Hall Of The House of Repre-
sentatives, on Tuesday the 10th inst, and
proceed and elect twoSenators to represen,
the State Of Iowa in Congress Of the U.
nited States" which was disagreed to
Yeas l6, Nays 20.
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The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,


THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. llth.
Mr.. Cochran presented the rsmon-
STRANGE Of certain citizens of Keokuk a.
gainst The incor poration Of said town-re-
ierred to the delegation from Lee county.
Mr.. Comstock introduced Fl r file No.
20, a joint resolution providing for The aa-
journment OF the present session of the
General Assembly, on the 25th inst.
MIR. McPherin offered The following
substitute:
"Whereas, this General Assembly has
now been In session for sufficient length
Of time to have accomplished The objects
for which they met and have spent their
time in useless and unnecessary efforts at
legislation, and endeavors to secure the
election of Z. S Senators and Judges of
the Supreme court of Iowa; and whereas,
there is no reasonable prospect of secur
ing the accom- lishnent of these objects
by a prolongation OF the session; There
fore, resolved, (the Senate concurring, }
that the Genera! Assembly adjourn sin:
die on the Doth inst, which substitute
was disagreed TO- and the original reso'u
tion read third time and passed.
Messrs. Kinsman and Willoughby, from
the committee on Elections, submitted The
following minority report:
The undersigned, minority Of the com
.nittee on Elections to whom wss referred
H r file No SO, bill for ar acs 70 pro
videfor an expression Of The people Of The
State OF Iowa, upon the subject Of amend
ing the constitution oftEe same, leg leave
10 differ In opinion with the majority and
recommend the rejection OF the bill"
Fl R file No. SO, bill for an act 10
hold the District Court IN the county Of
Benton, al sucl. place as the commission
ers may direct; read a first time.
Mr. Cochran introduced Fl r file No.
100, bill for an act amendatcry of an act
concerning Wills and Administrators;
which was read first time.
Mr.. McManus introduced H r file
No. l0i, Q bill 10 incorporate the Trus-
tees Of the Iowa College; which was read
a first time. Adjourned,
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TKecsauqua Democrat.
nr The Wing Legislature of Indian

hr The Wing Legislature Of Indiana
recently elected their organ at the capital
10 the Office Of State Printer. In the State
Of Indiana this is pretty fat Office; and
the wing party in that Stale have thus
provided most munificently for the sup
port of an organ to discriminate the doc
trines Of federalism
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Public square in the town Of West Point
was read the third time and passed.
Tie House concurred in the a,
ments mede by the Senate to II r file M
u, an act to provide for the nayip ton Of
Skunk river.
Adjourned.
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Democratic districts, to obey instructions
to vote for democratic candidates for the
Senate; and also because they tear that by
union Of the wings md ahe pdssum dom
ocrats, McCar.y might he elected. The
last consideration ought alone 70 be sum
cient; for The election Of such person as
McCarty would be altogether infamous.
We should very much prefer the election
d any decent wing 10 such man as Nc
Carly. The RICH. course, however, under
the circumstances, is TO postpone, and this
course will Be adopted by the democrats !"
Indiana State Sentinel.
1--WE notice III the last Wing, an article
headed aUnited States Senators, = in
which tire editors say that we Justify "to
the full extent, the course Of the locofoco
majority in the Senate. in refusing to 60
into tho election Of Senator'S" We feel
no disposition 10 deny the charge, and our
reasons for that justification are, first
that the wings refuse 10 90 into the cleo
ton upon principle. They refuse 10 nom
mate good wings ard strive to elect them
as wings should do; but strive to form
coalition with the postum party and
thereby cleo: Senators who profess TO be
democrats, and thus throw the response
bility upon the democratic party and
make political capital Of themselves and
elect three wing Supreme Judges.
End. Thu. the majority which the wings
and possdms have in the legislature is ac-
cidep,al, and should they elect others than
good sound democrats othe 7 ). Senate,
the majority Of the people in the State
would be misrepresented and the State
misrepresented in the U S, Senate.
With all these facts before them, the
democrats in The legislature are justifiable
in preventing an act which they believe
would be direct violation Of the viii Of
their constituents, as they would be in
aiding the passage Of q law which they be-
lieved to be in accordance with the will
and wishes Of their constituents"
Keosauqua Democrat.
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TWO O'CLOCK p NJ.

Senate file No. Al, bill for the appoint
ment Of commissioners to draft, arrange
and revise code of laws, was considered
in committee Of the whole, sever al amend
menis made and the bill ordered to a
third reading on tomorrow.
ii X file aioint resolution for the ad :.
journment of the General Assembly, on
The 10Th INST, was taken up and concurred
in.
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SENATE.
THuasnAY. Feb II

THURSDAY, Feb. II, l847.
Mr.. Bissell, from the COMMITTEES ia
which was referred H R file No. so. an
act dispensing with evidence in certain
cases, reported the same back without
amendment, and recommended its indef.
nile postponement, which report was con.
cured in; and the billwas indefinitely INST
poned.
Senate lille No. "a, bill! 10 incorporate
The city Of Dubuque, was read the third
time and passed; also,
Senate file No. II, a joint resolution
concerning the taking effect of acts public
and private, also,
II R file No. 81, a bill TO relocate part
of Territorial road from Fairfield to the
Indian boundary.
Adjourned ....s
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HOUSE.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 10, lS47.
Mr.. Geodrell presented the petition OF
sundry citizens of Washington county,
praying for the location Of the State Uni
versity at the town of Washington.
Mr.. kinsman introduced H r file, No.
IS, bill for an act to require certain Of
ficers 10 hold their offices al the county
seat Of their respective counties read
the first time.
H R file, No. 20, an act 10 provide that
the legal voters in each township, deter
mine whether the county commissioners
shall grant license for the sale of in;oxi-
eating liquors, vas taken up ard the
am endments Of the Senate concurred in.
H r file, No. "a, joint resolution to
promote reformation, and provide against
the evils of intemperance, was indefinite
ly postponed.
II r file, No. %, joint resolution for
the adjournment OF the General Assembly
was read a thiad time and passed; also,
Senate file No. 10, an act concerning
Justices Of the Peace; and
Senate file No. 81, an act TO Law out and
establish certain State roads therein named
Senate file, No, 60, an act to authorize
Robert Reed, or his successor, to collect
the delinquent tax of T. j. Pierce, late
collector OF taxes, and john Corjin, de-
ceased, late treasurer and collector OF
Jackson county, was read the first, sec
ond and third times and passed
Senate file, No, 70, an act 10 iprorno-
rate the city of Pennington, was read the
first time.
Adjourned till . o'clock p NJ
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TWO O'CLOCK y mr.

Mr.. Lyons from the selec, committee to
which was referred II r file Ne. 81, a
bill for an act fixing the time of holding
the District Courts, reported the same
back with a substitute.
Adjourned. rn.--.
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Adjourned till 2 O'clock, P. Nj.
TWO O'CLOCK P. M.

II r file No. IA, an act defining the
duties of County Surveyors, was read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Bonham, on leave, presented the
petition Of sundry citizens Of Iowa City,
praying for the appointment. of suitable
persons to select the five sections Of land
granted by an act of Congress, and that
said grant be expended in completing the
Capitol at Iowa City--referred to the com.
nitlee on Public Buildings.
H r file No. 81, an act fixing the time
Of holding the District Courts, was read
the first, second and third times and pass
ed.
The substitute of the Senate for Fl R
file No. 80, an act TO provide for the cleo
ton Of L. S. Senators, was read the first
time.
II r file No. 49, an act to vacatc the
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Dear Sir Enclosed I send you letter
from the Hon. A. G. DoDeE to myself
which you will please insert in your pa
per, and oblige
Your oh't servant,
THOS II. BENTON, JR.
A. H. PALMER, Ese.,
Editor Of the Reporter.
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Colonel TottenEhief Of the Engineers,
has gone to Meco, with two aids
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J.. E. WHARTON
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vs..


James II Forsyth, and lanes Johnston aud rapiila
his wife, William " Stfiver and Caroline lis Wiie
James A MCLEAN and Mary his iie Ilauipden ane,
William Pills aid Elizateth his wife, Edmuiid
Zane, Eugene Zane and MARY Anna Zane, children
and leirs law of Eheczsr Zane deceasrd; and
uel Sprgg Zane Edwin Zane, Cordoba IalIs, Mean
Zane, Sophia Zane and flsoa IaAr childfen aud
heirs at law OF Plato Zane dee ease and - dorsey
and MARY !. his wife, Eseiine Auefberry Wldoi 81
William Is AtlerbeIry deeeasef and William AMER
berry the younger, sarsh b After erre. francis /.
A,terberry Alex ander AuerhsfFy augustus Is Auef-
berry aud Ellzaieih AtefheFfs, GHs.asas etesap,
and ~ iIiiam l. McAfee and eeHnea Aate toff-ela
Zane his wife, l',isgdenl-
The defendants lanes c Johnston and soplIa ni-
wife Hampden Zane, Eveiiue Ate urs vs. ta'e = y %
Lam d Aierberry decreased William Alter tern tire
Younger Sarah b Aler cry, fr1ieis l. Ansraerfl, 4
lexar der Auerterrs, Augustus alter efs Etkai en-
Afierberry, and William, l. MeAfge sd teHaeiia tis
wife Wit axe notice thai on he 81. ase 90 eaal a. a
between the hours ofo O'clock \ u sitt 5.eek NJ,
the law Office Of Moses { Good, let on thr eitt %
Wheeling. Ohio county and SIae 81 NI-siula wil
proceed 10 take tue deposiisoHs u JaUss u ar} ana
Others he REID evidence ie ea n- ~ ie aof
entitled cause, and if the Il mo- taken ga .ie
day alove nsped, me taktns OF the 81 ~ al 4tT
ned fiom tine to tire tntii e iHAsa-
FRANCIS Il ARNsIROA6. Adaf.nistf atar.
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WHEELING TIMES MD
ADyERTEsK,Es &

wIIErrrSC TINES ND GN,rlTr.
rBLIsnEDD.itLy EIwFEKI8 s NEEEa rs
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HaRAERGOE ANH BlILeS.
FL -Aliti.f,S

3 : ~ Mes FRESH ARB ta' ir fer rttsiI r.
~ X - rc5sea ard iarfst wv tERHN & LIST
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For sale, wholesale ard relaiihy ROW AND & " "
TON Pfoprieisrs 80, Market street, fhiiseipla. DIR
JAMES BAKER, WAeeing, Va. j " BanHenhosen
Emcinn All Ohio Sellers ttstuTsh, IA jenkins,
canal street, New Orleans, La. Ia5
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0EEsoNs Affected with scroflla. King'- Esls esat-
Ger. Erssipclas, Old Sores tlcefs. Teiier,
diseases. any other complaints arsiHz iria aEa5
e. Of Tie bleed requested 10 READ liz oe&stH ts
nlonsls, in proof Of Inc nonaefln nfafefl4sz ea4s
owe named medicine.
READY READIt EEAn
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Mill and Farm
nNoo 80 NRoS y

0oN 8ASo13o
YVlHE subscriber offers for sale fifty or SIXTY a.
L cres Of land with mill erected thereon. for-
merly known "a Jon s's Mill, situated in Augusta
township Northumberland county. on the Little
Shamokin creek. near The Tupehocken road, lead
ing froln Sudbury TO Po,tsvile--righ, miles from
Sunhnrv. Thirty forty acres Of sa'd land are
cleared. and in good state of cultivation. The
improvements are Grist Mill, log House and
Stable. and an Orchard. There is also good
Spring and several acres Of Meadow on the premi,
ses. The cation Of the mill is mn rxcsllent one
for custom. For further information inquire of the
subscriber. DAVID MILLER.
Shamokn township. Jan. 9. Is47.-3m
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AUCTION STORE,
No. 6 North 3D. ST., third door above
T..

Market Street.
PHI L A d e L p H a.
RSAIE EVERY EVENING, Of n general ne,
- s.r,mrnt of Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Trunks, Locks,
Larche,s, Bolts Saws. Salllery, Whips,
Boots shoes. HAS. Caps, Guns,
Pistols, Trimmings, Clothing
and Fancy Goods.
The attention of city and country dealers Is in
vited The Goods are fresh. and will he warranted
equal to the represcnta,iops that may he made o
them. BAYLIS Il BROOkER, Aucfionerrs,
No North Third It
n. B. Purchases can have their Goods packed
Several invoicrs Of Goods have been received 10 be
sold a, private sale.
Philadelphia, Dec. 18th, lSi6.-ly
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BELL EVE AND LlN H. I.
r H q M S O N S
Compound syrup OF Tar 4 Wood
NlDtll.

VYNHE unprecedented success Of this medicine IN
Il the restoration Il health, 10 those who in des
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Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitts, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting OF Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
iSHlNG CURE, hv Thomson's Compound Syrup
uf Tar aud Wood Napha!!
PhiIddephia, Nag 3D. lsit'
MR.. THOMSoN-Dear Sir-Whh grateful
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can 10 usc your medicine, and miraculous as II may
seem, il has completely restored to health, ater
every thing else had failed. Respectfully yours
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street,
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with " s,hineton Mack and his suh'rings' bear
witness to the astonishing effects Of Ihomsons
Compound syrup Of Tar, and the ruth OF the AZ
hove statement.
JOS. WINNER, 3Is North Third street,
DAVID NICKERS, 4? Almond street.
HUGH M'GINLEY, 5. L. corner Tsmsny
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by =. z. Thomson n. Il. corner
Of 5,h and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Assnts.--H. d. Masset, Sunbury ID. Gross,
snd DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. Il. Brown,
PotisviIs Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston d Ma
on, To~anda, Bradford county, Pa. Price so cents
per bottle. or s5 per dozen.
az Ss,ra,e Of al imila9ior,
Phllsdsiphis, June 2sth, ls4s'-ly
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Trp Noussel's 1lmtUersal
s H AVN G. CIR e A M,

Small quantities given without Charge.
.h ia Chenm St, PHlLADELPHLi.
THIS new and splendid article. a its name de-
u notes, is professed t" he superior TO any Sha.
wing Cream in the United States or Europe. II is
unru'p,ss' E'r beauty, purity ard fagrancr. tho
somewhat analogous IN Gu Ilain's Ambr"sial
Cream and other similar compounds. Il far sur.
passes them ail hy the en- lent pasiy consistency
Of its lathcr, which sofiSns the heard to rend.r
shaving pleasant snd easy. 1t further possesses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly prcp"e1. no skill being wanting in its man.
ufsc,ure. f. Rousssi having had many years ex.
pericnce in the celebrated Laboratory OF Laugur,
Pere g, Fills, now Rensud e. Co.. Of Paris.
Besides hsing the lest, ii s The cheapest article
for shaving; IT is elegantly pu, uP in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved labels.
P'i-e 81 per dozen, or ~ cents Gr as;ng'e box,
To shave Que year. II is also sold a, 81 80 per lb.
or l21 cents per oz., 50 that gentlemen can haS"
their boxes filled at EUGENE ROl SSEL'S,
Wholesale and Retail rsrfuInery and Mineral Wa
ter Establishment, ia Chesnut Sreot.
Dec l9, lSi6.-- PHILADELPHIA. A.
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Gen. B--n.-i don't 20 TO Mexico SO
much 10 fight as negotiate.
Col. W--b--I don't know as care abou,
going at ALL
Mr.. R-tch-l positively refuse to run for
Vice President.
Mr.. c. J. I-ng-ll.-And ! wouldn't 90 to
France on any sccount--Er. paper.