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Der @stesstuns.
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jsst aus Smei Saftionen, Die, ,psnn is 9Ititb
lb nibt ofen ssssnilbsr ifsbn, botb i'm 9sbeis
men ssssn chamber mirfsn. Die 9Sieosrsrnens
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nibt nab bsm Sinns Der portsrs unp Same.
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wcrfen nuros 1T burb ben @cuYsrn6r anass
felt mcrSen, felt Der Ssrtasuns ess Ssnats.
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wcrfsn rpurbe, 1T ais &ibtsr fir esn @b,ltsrs
9iifrift ernannt rpcrbsn.
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tuns por bsm Q1llsn bss 9cfss. 0ebts far
ibn abbaIten blsjenissn ju bslobnsn, wslds su
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tsrfbriften BON 10000 Slrssrn sss 0Gsifmc.
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gbunf bas GoIf fir su bum balt, fslbit feline
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mslbe osm 9olfs bas Gsbt sibt Die proitqus |
renosn Nnpdlte tu srwdblen nibt init isinsm
Bsto bsItst. OF biss ale bsmofratifb III, f6ns
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bon Center Sauntp.
Sur Canal Commit foner:
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bon Cumberland Sauntp.

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Oa bic bsrannabsnbs Wabl Don un9swtbns
libsr Wibti9feit if uno sinsn biei9cn Sampf
psruriabsn wiro, 70 1T sS nttb9 co6 Die 3sis
tun9sn mstr psrbrstst Wsroen. I'm bies su
bsmirfsn srbietsn mir uns bisrmit, ben Sspbs
afhr an sinSslns llntsrfbreiber, pcn nun bis
gum 1ifsn Hopsmbsr fir ben 9srinasn Yrsis
BON flinfjis@snt w fcbi6sn. 9Gsr siusn
Yaf bon feds lIntsrlbrsibsr fammslt unb SO
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ftd uub SScra Sru;!

Sufol9s elmer Proclamation beS Wapcrs ron
Der eitp Nsaoing, iinb bic Burger unisur
Statt erfudt brs I2duierT rTbsute Nbsnb, pcn
8 bis 10 llbr, su iIluminiren, oIs Elm Ssibsn
Der 0rsues iibsr bic nsuIibsn slorrsibsn Sises
unfsrsr 9rmss uno Slotts, Ibsr bic Msrifansr.
Gtr ftnnen jrpar nibt porausfa9sn,rpis eldns
jene unb pra6tpoll bic illumination psrosn
miro, absr nab ben bsrsits oaju 9smabtsn
Anltaltsn su urtbeien, Eoben mir st,pa6 8ors
Su9llbss tu neutrality-suspicious. mirb bisis
illumination bsner feinals bic ,psldbs beuts Dor
abt Sa9sn in sini9sn Der bisi9sn GcfcsSldttsr
psrflnpi9t mures eab its am 9onnsritas "
beno Ifattinben foIlts, an jenem 2(beno absr
n'bt Su fnosn mar, msnn man Is aub nit els
nsr qatsrns ssiudt batts.
OLD ROUGH AND READY.--gin 80
8uB LANCER Srsibsitsbaum Liberty Pole) miro
bsuts ytabmltta9, um l ubr, aufssrbtst ,psrs
ben, am @alfbauls bon Joiepb Srelsforo,
eds Der Spruee uno item Strass ~ @Dren
Der tapfsrn @snsrdIs Seott uno Iaylor.-
Die Burger BON &sabins fno adtunsspcll
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%. ndblfen Suli ifattfnbsn fol-.
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falls BON @cupsrnSr bstdtst mcrosn, unb esr
Sheriff BON Sbuplfiu Sauntp bat Den Sefebl
srbaltsn esnfslbsn am 8rsitase, ben 13. aus
suif, aufufnhpfsn.
Quite Iusibten.-9er Spirit ofthe IT,
mes, eins in pbllacsIpbia srfbeinsnbs qofofcs
fes3situna, Der sS mituntsr mancbmal sinfdlt
bic 0Sabrbst su fa9sn, aab fbon Dor sini9en
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psrn6r pom psnnfplpansn fem miirbs. 1or
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bab 6r. gbunf aIS Gouvsrncr bon pennfpI:
panien weesrsrwdblt wirb, wsnn burb9dneis
9s @ini9feit in ben osmofratifbsn &eben
bsrrfbt-aber eies 1T Gin dug oas nibt
eriifirt. t."-Rur msnise qofcsSldttsr i'm Sns
nsrn ese 9taatss, percen es rpassn ibrsn Sc.
fern bic propbstifdsn Dorts ibrsS YbilabslpDis
er soas9sn pcrSule9sn, neil iDnsn pisl baran
lls9foas fts ss nibt srfabrsn. Gle fabren lies
Der fort ju bsbauptsn, eas burbaus feline uns
e'nisfsit in ibrsr Yartsi srifirt, ,pe Ts bi5bsr
9etban baben.
Don unfern Sreiwiliaen llnb porasS4cs
DE Yripat:0riefe bier an9sfommen, bic absr,
70 melt rpsit pr srfabren fcnntsn, feline uid,tis
9srs gtabribtsn tntbaltsn, ale bic wstbe pir
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Naie, Der, oIs er bic Aueen spisoer 1uf.
fblu9 uno iib ieinem Ssinee nob se9ens
tiber erblicfte, ole Worts berporifammel:
te: v6err MoronitbefT, ribten sic MIDI
ni6t gu @runoe 8ae bab' ib Sbnen
uebele 9etban z" 6ortieeune fol9t.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

Prices in 7sras.-The Victoria Advo-
cate, in an article addressed 10 emigrants,
declares that i'll no country 10 emigrants
thrive 60 rapidly, or acquire fortunes so
readily, the secret Of all which, may be
found in the fact, that land is cheap and
rich; that few hands can till large
quantity Of il in either corn, cotton, sugar,
or the lesser productions Of. the country
that on the immense and richly carpet d
prairies, stock Of every kand increases
rapidly and finds ample subsistence. with
out consuming any Of the productions Of
the laborer; that all surplusss Of whatever
description, meet with ready sale at h:eh
prices; that, in word, labor finds in ey-
cry department, full and ample rev ard
Land Of an excellent qualli, can be had at
from ono to two dollars Fer acre; mich
cows 8 10: gentle stock cows with calves
SO; corn on the farms 8 ton bits; reraiIs
in Victoria at 6 bits; butts,r 2 bits; beef
per pound 8 ID cents WHEN bu,chered:
pork So to So.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

Taking Vsra Cruz by Contract. A cor
respondent Of the Boston Courier, writing
from Washington, says:
"a live Yankee, six feet tail and good
looking, who rejoices in the:patronymic
Of Rice, and purports to hail From Aroos-
took, in the State Of Maine, has arrived
in this city. He has read in she newspa-
pers, that down in Mexico there is IA
nous city called Vera Cruz, and famous
castle called San Juan, which it is all i'm.
portant should be in the hands of the A..
mericans. The tall down easter intend.
on Tomorrow morning to visit the Pres.
ident and put in proposal to take the
aforementioned castle and city, and hand
the same over in good condition 10 Un.
Gle Sam, by day not later than New
Year, and for a given compensation, not
to exceed quarter Of million. He in
tends as he says, to do the work up nice
y, and to make "good job" of 1t. And
what is still better, ii lie fails in the un.
dertaking, there are to be no charges
in the medical phrase, "no cure, no pay"
Rice says he is the very chap to conquer
peace with Mexico, il thaJbig castle is
the nnly obstacle in the wsyf'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

"Mr. Speaper," said distinguished
orator in western legislature, 81 have
been accused Of vascillation in my politi-
cal principles! Me! vascillate; me, who
first drew the breath of life beneath the
gigantic foliage Of the forest oak!-who
was Graded in an earthquake. and suck
led BY the Mississippi! Me, whose play
things in childhood were the bear and al
ligator, and who, in ma,urer gears, de-
lighted to g-apple with the furious torrent
as it rushed wild and headlong from its
mountain home; and to sport with the ter.
nado end the double engine steamboat! -
Me vascillate Mr.. Speaker, the idea is
preposterous !"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
SounA Advice.

The Boaon yMoning, Postgives the fol
lowing good advice with reference to thu
next Presidency. All premature agi,a
lion Of the subject, and all excitemen
with regard thereto, more than is necessa
~ to call out, at proper time the wished
Of the party, can lead to none save PERM
cious results. The contest will be . &C.
we're one with the Wings, and the Democ'
racy cannot afford 10 waste their energies
in strife among themselves. Let IN.
question Of nominations be deferred to ,
late day. and them let it be considered il
friendly and frank spirit among those
striving for the attainment Of common
object--the triumph Of Democratic prin
ciples:
ut seems to US, then, that the true pol
icy Of the Democratic party was nsvel
more clearly chalked out. Il is to refrain
from pressing the nomination Of any ons
Of the distinguished Democrats for the
Presidency and at once to bury the hatch.
ct Of internal discord. AS to the former
we hope that its decision may be left with
a National Democratic Conuention that may
assemble on day concluded upon hereat:
ter, say in May, 1913. Undue attempt;
to forestall the action of this Convention
may be attended with disastrous results
And along with this policy as to the nom
nation we hope that the energies OF the
party may be directed to redeem the
ground that has been gained BY the wings
instead Of being devoted to distract our
friends.
This course will be sure 10 bring about
the union Of the democracy, and with
union triumph in 1910 as glorious as
that of 1874. Such, it cannot be doubt
ed, is the patriotic designs Of the mass Of
the party. 1t is not in this quarter that
those political combinations are formed
that elevate one man and put down anoth.
er, for among the demand is for democrat
ic measures. They wish to see the prin.
ciples that came into power with Jeffer-
son maintained BY Jederson's successors;
to see labor secure in its earnings from
the silent influence Of monopoly; TO see
law more regardfnl Of liberty and Justice
and right, than those of special interests
that struggle so hard to maintain their
privileges and groan SO piteously when
these privileges are taken from them
These are triumphs that are sought by
the masses, and they will be glad to rally
around the standard Of any one Of the true
hearted democratic lenders in order 10 az.
cure them:o
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

cat the door Of James Madison and
his accomplices, lies the blood Of our
butchered countrymen." So said the old
federal Salem Gazette, during the last war
with England.
"All the wrong Of the war all the evil
OF tall the sorrow il may occasion, be.
longs e Mr.. Polk" rays the Boston AT.
las Of Dece mber s, 1916.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
Cabinet Making and Under
s a45 taking.

HE undersignedrespec,fu informs the
citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity. that
he still 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. will lind ]. 10
their advantage 10 give him a call.
~ He is provided with good hearse.
and will attend al all times to the business
OF an undertaken.
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan. 81, 1916.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
REMEMBER THE rooR.

"When Providence blesses
In basket and store,
And conscience confesses
That you need nothing more;
When plenty is smiling,
And cheering your life,
With comforts beguiling
All labor and strife
Then think of the needy!
Remember the poor!
For good ever ready,
Drop aid at their door"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

aFIf any ahins were wanting to mske the
people Of the United States rallygto the
support Of ths Administration, it would
be an attempt by Daniel Webster and hi.
adlutors % impsach the President for
hiSs0onduct in ordering Gen. Taylor tc
fight the Msxicans, il they invaded Tex
q. Some men never learn wisdom BIZ
experience, and Mr.. Webster 10 of thai
unfortunate class. He seems to have for.
gotten the result Of Josiah Quincy's mo.
ton for the impeachment IF Mr.. Jetler.
son, snd the fate Of those who opposed
the war Of 1912.
A we anticipated, the wings have com.
menced their Congressional campaign BY
asssiling the Administration for conquer.
New Mexico and California. Mr.. Davis
Of Kentucky, led of, ard was sustained
by Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, Winthrop, o.
Boston, and kindred spirits. The princi-
pies involved in that question we exam.
ined several weeks age, in reply to the
striclures Of the "kepublican." The
whole matter can be stated in few words;
by right Of conquest, and in accordance
with the admitted law of nations, Gen
Kearney and Com. Stockton organized
governments over the Mexican provinces
conquered by them, assimilatins said gov.
ernments, as near as circumstances would
justify, to those in force in the United
States Territories. The right. of the Uni.
ted States to establish said governments
cannot be successfully disputed. The
whigs, however, deny that in The absence
of Congressional action on thetubiect. the
President has any authority 70 organize
such governments. We suppose that I'M
der the war power vested in him by the
constitution, as commander in. chief Of The
army and navy, he had the same authority
to act, as if he had been in Gen. Kear-
ney's or Com. S,ockton's placs:-and who
disputes their right or duty in the absence
Of instructions, TO adopt whatever meas
ures, in accordance with the laws of ma
tions. they think most advisabIs, TO enable
them to retain possession ofsslheir con-
quests until the war is closed?- st. I.oui.
UEion.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

A finished coquette, at ball, asked a
gentleman near her, while she adinsred
her tucker, whether he could firt ta,
which she held in her hand. "No, mad
am, answered he, proceeding to use it,
"but can fan q fut."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

.4necdote.--Mr. Pitt compared the con-
slant opposition Of Sheriden to an eternal
drag chain, clcgging all the wheels, retard-
ing the career, and embarrassing the
wheels Of government, Mr.. Sheriden re-
piled that real drag chain differed from
this imaginary one Of the minister in one
important essential; it was applied only
when the machine was going down hill.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

A soldier who was once wounded in
battle, set up terrible believing. An
Irishman, who was near him, with his
legs shot off, Immediately sung out Bad
luck to the likes Of ye-do We think thai,
nobody is kilt but yerself?"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

The United States Cover ament has pur
chased recently two largs: Boston mer.
chantmen for service in the: Cult Of Mex.
leo, viz: the ships Fredonia and Crusader
The price paid for these two vessels was
$4,000. Il has also purchased the steam.
ers Ocean and Ashland, Of. Philadelphia,
the steamer Washington, IF New York,
and the steamers Alabama and Fashion Of
New Orleans.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
NJ Z OLGA L NOTICE.
Drs. N. g. Il ]. r, SnIcs.

Drs. N. G. 4 j. r.. Sales,
u ESPECFULLY inform the puhi,c 1ha,
- they have associated themseies 10 The
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. for the
purpose Of giving more promp, attention
TO those who may favor them with ,hel,
calls.
OFFICE one door north Of GsnI,'s Hotel
where they may be found at all times wher
moi absen, on professional business.
A good supply of medicines constant.
on hand.
Iowa CITY. June II. 1876. II
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

The Washington correspondent Of the
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser says, SIT is
declared that Santa Anna, Almonte, and
the other Mexican officers who were pas
sed through our squadron, gave their pa
role not to engage in the war agains. the
United States-which was the cause and
condition of their being passed.
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13

Still in the Field. On the 10th instant,
the friend Of Mr.. Clay, in New York, not
to be outdone by Mr.. Webster's friends
in Philadelphia, had public dinner at
which Matthew L. Davis presided. They
look to Mr.. Clay as the next whig candi-
date for The Presidency.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
BY THE PREsIDENTtOr THE UNI
TENn an a =, ~ W

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In pursuance Of The fourth section OF the
8 act OF CoOyress. entitled An act 10 60
fabIish an addnional laad office IN, lows, )"
approved 9Th August, l846. 1, JAMES X.
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
Tor the Iowa district. ia the Territory OF
Iowa. created BY said act; and that said Of.
6ce will be, and hereby is, established at
that city.
Given under my hand, at the city OF
Washington, this fourteenth day OF
August. Ammo Don,ini. one thousand
eight hundred and forty six.
.g.s-ss JAMES K. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES H PIPER,
Acting Commis'r Of the Gent Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-13
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