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Notice 10 NavigntOrs.
rpuRIrc-No. I2l
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
lNnc .rntn.. Ic.l.... "a 1SAI

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington February "a, lS47.
The following information has been received at the De-
paItmen of State from the Charge dAares Of United
States at Copenhagen:
"CoPENHAsEN, Goth Dec, 1876
"On the 10th instant the authorities Of Sondefberg, in
the Dutchy OF Seswck, gave notice of the wreck in the
channel, near that place. Of the big Amica, $50
burden.
"As 1t has been found impossible, yet raise the
wreck, and Is in dangerous position for other vessels
navigating these waters think proper furnish the fol-
lowing particulars for the information OF mariners
The brig Amca lies north Of Northern ship
yard and Lime Kiln, the Asen side, in athoms
on her stern, and d athoms af, ordinary high She
has generally TO feet over her. She lies in the d.
rection Of east and west her Asen
wards the channel and Sundewik aud feet om Al
sen and $50 feet icm sundewik. Two white painted
buoys have been placed at the of wreck
att on which is erected large broom with bundle Of BUSH
es."
CoPENHAeES, 10th January, l947.
The authorities Of the districts of Laaland False
IN this Kingdom, have given notice Of the wreck of yacht
which recently occurred Of Veroe The wreck is in
dangerous position. 1t lies in ~ fahoms water,
moth north Of Veiroe lighthouse, and mile southwest
Of femoe and about square before the broom on the yene
grund
consider il proper TO make this known for the better
security OF such Of mariners may driven by stress
vol weather to seek reugs 10 the Great Belt its nlet
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COPARTNERSHIP
Book Binding and Blank Book
Manuf:l Glory

TUE undersigned having associated themselves under the firm of
- MANN DELZELI Indianapolis Indiana, Of
Book Binding and Blank Book Manufacturing would respectfully
State Bank and County Officers and Others
receiving and well
direct the OF New York. which will be
neaest and durable STYLE and the
They prepared all orders Blank Blanks
Stationery the shortest notice. From their
both and confident
the satisfaction therefore respectfully share Of
the public patronage. -
The recently directed the Of Dez are
in the possession Of The firm Of Mann Deze be
promptly attended 10. 4. MANN,
Sept 9. 306m s. DELZELL
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01-The following receipt for making old silk look
as good as new, is from recent publication: Unpick
the dress, put it into tub and cover it with cold
water; let it remain an hour dip it up and down.
but do not wiring it, hang it up to drain, iron it very
DAMP and il will look beautiful.
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A NEW AND VALUABLE LAW IsOOk


TREATISE the relating powers duties Jus
N Of the Peace and COBsabes cognabe
Justices Couns the state Of indiana; with
BY w w Wick and Barbour. published
e. B. DAVIS
ISDIASAPoLIs, ISD.. FEB. Il, 1886.
have look ed through YOU sent Of
treatise the law relative TO the and duties
Indiana, by W W. Wick nd
with consequent value
the public and especially with that portion Of II that
decisions the Court of the United upon thai impo
which fully with
shall place iy for reference being
works Of the ri ind yet pubs she'd Very truly,
Messs DAY & D. Publishers. o.. SMITH.
1SDfASAroLs MaTeA l6th, 1876
MEssRs. DAVIS & DAT-GENTLIaENs | cusFiy looked
treatise iy Wick and BaTaOuI published Won in
the duties Of of and
ordinary such The with
the citations ana
method Of the whole exceen IL
business practical his abor
place library. Itrchy and
hope il will receive. liberal patronage.
Yours very trly, JAS. wHITcoMB.
INDIANAPOLIS March GA. Isz6
Respecting the Barbour
peace
that valuable and shouTd
the hands Of justice in Indiana and thai all our
would be much prohted careful
of the
number and ofindpenahle sau
tory and other references hardly elsewhere be ound indicating
Of the peace in Indiana Yours truly,
DAVIS & DAY. WIN. SULLIVAN
INDIASAPoLIs, March LIST, ls46
have examined re,pect
Wick Barbour recently published by you is
confident that will be found exceedingly in The
business in Justices courts and hope be be
rally patronized Yours, sc ISAAC BLACKFORD.
nnVra 4 nav
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SOMETHING NEW.
Machinery of Various Rm6S.

LII those who wish 70 purchase .kzci1 such Cadng
~ Machines Spinning Machines Csz rs. Power Looms.
Shearing Machines Threhing Nachik& urning Lsfhes
can now have the uny avoe Of the subscr
ber who now engaged in the sb saness He warrants HIS
machinery TO perform we'll and 70 be eQual in quality to
uIactured IN the western
And likewise those who wish ToaW any kind turned such
ing can be accommodated notice and most favorable
Those to purchase msinery of any kind would do
Wen 10 call on the subscriber az his shop in Indianapolis
Dec. 10, 1876 90 THos. w. SARGENT.
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BOOKS, &c.
MEDICAL ROOK[

Armstrong on Fevers.
Arnstt's Elements Of Physic.
Anatomical Atlas, BY Smith anC
Homer.
Actor on Venereal Diseases.
BasSan on Feyers-
Brodie on the Joints.
Brodie's Surgical Lectures.
Carpenters Human Pm, siology.
COndee on Diseases OF ChildreQ
Churchill's system OF Midwifery
Chulchills Diseases Of Fema Is
Cyclopedia OF PRACTICAL Medicine
by Forbes
Chitty' : Medical Jurisprudence.
Cooper's Surgery
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Co Ombat on Diseases Of Females.
Druiti's Modern Surgery.
Devices Diseases OF Females.
Devices System Of Midwifery.
Devices Diseases Of Children.
Dunglinson's Human Physiology.
Dunghsonis Medical Dictionary.
Just received and for safe low
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James r. Braden,
A. T. Hart,
Married.
Morris Pierson

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Beecher, Mr..
THOMAS R. CASE, to JOSEPHINE g., daughter of the
late DIR. Smith, of Harrisburg, Pennsylyana.
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Dunglisonk Practice Medicine.
Dunglison's Therapupcs and Ma
& terra Medice-
DunglisOn's New Remedies.
Ellis's Medical Fo-mulary.
Esqural Treatise on insanity.
Et.eriee's Practice Of Medicine.
EOcrlee's Therapeutics.
Eberlee on Children.
Eberlee's \otes-
Fcrgusson's Practical Surgery.
Faraday' s Chemical Manipulation
Gibson's Surgery.
Gums Domestic Medicine.
Gerhard on the-CheSt.
Gardeners Medical Pocket Book
Horner's Special Anatomy.
Ho0per's Medical Dictionary.
Listens Lectures on Surgery.
MilIer's Practice Of Surgery.
WstsOn's Practice Of Phyxic.
Wilson's Disscctor.
wilson's Human Anatomy.
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From me DePos 10 fhs Big y.
WI received the short unea Of of four
w the large and DIN
Goods Hardcare and Qaensei all Of which
Al prices cant be beat Call and H. j. B. @. HORN,
mar 9l-u Sgs efths Bge
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Relief of Ireland and scotland.

The Executive Committee for the relief of the sufferers Of
Ireland and Scotland have received the following money
subscriptions fiom the citizens of Greenfield, Hancock
county, TO wit
Thomas d. Wapole, s. James r. Braden, So
J. Rutherford, A. T. Hart,
John p. Banks Morris Pieryon,
We that the citizens Of Pleasant View Shelby
county, have rendered their services to tho Executive Com
Of this place collect provisions be forwarded
under their charge the relief of those who destitute and
starving and hope that the other towns and counties will
shortly initiate the above worthy examples.
The Executive Committee for the relief Of Ireland and
Scotland have received up this date the following ubscp-
tons, to wit;
Oredr on Vests Mill, $50
Frem Jesse Haslett Alexander WORTH on behalf of the
citizens of Plain6eId, 1925
From John wilkins, deposited at Vests MILL "a bu wheat
March l9, lS47 CALVIN FLETCHER, Treasurer
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TOBACCO AND (SEARS.

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100 doz. papers cut and dry Chewing Tobacco.
go doz. papers cut and cry Smoking Tobacco,
SO, 900 American Cigars -
IS, 600 best Half Spanish Cigars.
400 Spanish Cigars various hSands, .-<I<e
500 lbs Snufs, various brands, SE<fs~
1900 Stone Pipesand Stems, -. ..a3<ft.
100 German Pipes ~ -
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N tces Of the Peace COnsabes and cognabe
Justices COu the stale OF Indiana; with &C
BY w w Wick and Barbour Just Pubshedand for by
/ B.
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SAMUEL TURNER,
fnfS. noIfe

ESooksEt.ER Siasioae.. okbnder. MaBufa
Publishes the
ege Cadys Pocket Memorandum, cohbs p neEs liberal
umnl TO lhse who sell again Depot Cheap Publications. Always
Oh hand uree Of Law Medical
Miscellaneous
works IN pEnt whih added
Juvenile Works, Toy Books COoFed Prints Musa Inrufens
Staple asd Fancy Stationery Of every description.
Persons hvin~<a
by sending their orders ,h4
wish all sse0Ds<s shs Sss,
Book and Sob Printing
The shserer having
to do kind PRINTING on the nosi
terms and at the sbOEes nQice. : 30 SAMUEL TUNER
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Wdrrick County,.
Taken up by Martin L. Vsnsda living in Anderson town.
ship, bay mare, dark ard tall white spots in the
forehead supposed be four old appraised to S25
before justice Moses Clark the 10th day of February,
lS47. J. WAITE B. MOORE, Clerk.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19
The laws.

We are authorized by the Secretary of State
to say that the laws will be distributed to por.
ton Of the counties, in different directions, du-
ring the present week; and that, unless pre'er:'
ed by high water, the distribution will be COM
pleted to all the counties within three weeks
1t is the intention Of Mr.. Cutler to use all posi-
bic dispatch, in order, far as possible, to meet
the wishes of the community.
A contract having been made, some two OF
three weeks since, for the seperate publication
of the school laws, they will be distributed al
the same time. They make pamphlet Of s:NteeL
pages.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19
A Safe Conclusion.
The Des,noiaes Valley Wing says:

s'The Locofocos are making considerable ':to
do"about an ALLrDcED proposition on the part OF
the Locofoco members OF the Legislature TO re-
sign their seats, and the refusal Of the Wing
members to comply"
So it is only an "allegea proposition to
resign" is it? The editors would per-
haps have fatty denied that such propo-
sition was ever made by the democIa. attic
members; but alas, the journa! stares them
in the face, and they dare not. They
therefore speak of it slightly as an "alIeg-
ed proposition" and get over it the best
way they can.
In the same article they admit that such
proposition was actually made by the
democrats, and rejected by the wings; while
in the same breath they both admit and
deny the sincerity Of the democrats in
making it The following is the para
graph to which we allnde:
''We dare not presume to doubt the sincerity
of the proposition, but at the same time we be-
lieve that if the whig members had accepted it..
every one OF the Locos would have backed out y
What an important word is that little
word 'J." Out Of how many close cor
ners and tight places does it help those
triiling demagoges who, without its aid,
could never extricate themselves from the
innumerable dilemmas into which they
are plunged by their blind infatuation!-
"If the wings had accepted" the PROPOSE
tian to resign, the editors of the Wing "te-
1iere that every one Of the Locos would
have backed outm This is sale con-
clusion. They "belieUe, IT. SC. Who
can dispute this? Inasmuch as the whie
members did mel see fit 70 accept the prop
! tsss ar .fis.
s.@. ase.. .sa @.... .a..i s.as lay
b. + - e l.#t ts.a d., !f,aey
h@d nssitea 10 rysigp-- bnt hey -dtd
| not; aye, there's the rub @
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19

upon our banner. In all this time we have
known little tranquility, less of comfort,
and nothing Of luxury and ease. 1t has
been to us period Of incessant toll, cou.
pied with privations and hardships Of NO
ordinary character. While we will not
vaunt our own services, we may say that
one governing impulse-that of desire to
advance the cause and secure the pros.
perity and permanent ascendancy of our
party has absorbed all other feelings and
passions in our breast. We have literally
taken our life in our hand to serve the
democracy; aye, and have shed on. blood
in their cause. And now, that reckless
incendiaries in our own ranks ,who-.
But we forbear. We cannot trust our
self to express our feelings on this occa-
sion, nor TO speak our thoughts with ref
erence to the motives which actuated the
putative fathers Of this bastard whig reso.
luton, whose monstrous birth was heral-
ded to the world by the Hawkeye and
other federal prints, with shouts of Joy and
triumph. We prize too highly the har-
mony Of our party, to speak one hasty
word which might be better unsaid.
We would not conduct political jour
nal where we did not possess, and would
soon abandon our present post, did it APP
pear that we had forfeited, the confidence
and esteem Of our party. This it has been
our constant aim to merit, and we have
the consolation of knowing that we have
received repeated and unequivocal marks
Of the appreciation ofthe Iowa democracy
none of their disapprobation. And it
is still higher consolation, to know that
our spiteful maligners, in whose eyes our
most henious sin is in being too indepen-
dent and too exclusively devoted to The
true interests of the party at large, can
bring no other charge against us, in their
efforts to asperse our character, than such
an one as is based upon faithful discharge
of the clearly ascertained duty of demo-
cratic organ to its party, and that, in doing
SO, they are reduced to the alternative of
joining the federalists in their opposition to
the policy of the democratic party.
But we have kept our readers too long
from the letter. Listen to the tale of shame
which the latter part Of that letter rehear-
SIS:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19
Fl lac Banner County.

The wing journals have had their doy
at "poking sharp sticks at old Jackson,
the banner democratic county of this State,
for her supposed vote on the license ques-
ticn. The Hawkeye and Bloomington Her.
aid, were particularly fscetious at her ex-
pense. The latter said that Keokuk, Nelson
Kings county, and Jackon, Gov. Briggs
and Senator Brad)ey's county, were the
only ones which had voted in favor of
license. ..-
The idea intended to be conveyed was,
that the strong democratic predictions of
old Jackson were associated with vice and
immortality. This, it is well known, is
the universal wing song against the 'yab.
Die democracy"
Their laugh will now be changed into a
"horse laugh when they learn by the
following letter, that the democrats Of old
Jackson voted against license as demo-
cratic measure, aud that the banner demo
cratic county Of Iowa, is also the banner
temperance county:
ANDREW, Jackson Co., Iowa.,
May 10th, 1917.
EDITOR OF THE REPoRTER-
Dear Sir: notice in a recent number Of YOU
paper, that you have fallen into an error in rela.
ton 10 the vote given in this county on the Ii
cense question. The majority AGAINST License
| was abou FOUR HUNDRED! We made il q party
question here, and, assisted By the moral and in
| telisent portion OF our wing friends, sc gave
the largest vote againt the retail Of Blue i{8
of any county in the tate. so gsve us a Fes,s-
Ierance banner; for democratic Jackson will ey.
| er be found on the side OF morality and tempe
| rance. Your obedient servant,
@ TEMPERANCE
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19

VIRGINIA.-The result Of the election in 'nH
State is not quite so favorable as last year l''
wings then had only one member Of Congress,
now they have, some accounts say two, an
some three members. This is supposed to Os
owing to discussions created by the FRIENDS u
certain aspirants 10 the Presidency.
- Some Of the prisoners taken at Vera ~. u.
refused to be paroled, prslerring to be sent "
the United States.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19
Illinois.

In the election of delegates to amend the State
Constitution of Illinois, the question turned on
banking, more than on any other political cues.
ton; the anti-bank men going the whole agafS'
banks in every shape or fom. The result 10
Chicago, was that the highest vote any one on
the bank ticket received, was 1863. while the
antics run their highest up to 575. Thus 1t was
over the whole State.
The Convention, which is to meet on the III !
Monday in June, is large democratic, having
we believe, clear majority of anti-bank men,
We may therefore expect to see our elder Ss'S'
over the river adopt a truly republican cons'''-
ton. So mote it be.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-19

iieves our suspense in one PARTICULAR
We knew that there must have been pres
ent at that convention very many good and
true democrats, who never entertained, and
never could have sanctioned, the senti-
ments contained in that resolve; and how
they could have sat mute and permitted
this dissertation of the name of democracy,
was mystery which we could not solve.
But the my stery is now solved. The res
olution was secretly conceded, and the de-
sign kept quite dark until the moment it
was Unexpectedly sprung upon the COLI
vention; and the friends Of trnth and JUS
tice being taken BY surprise, it was per-
r1itted to pass silently, by some half doz-
Ell affirmative votes. We therefore acquit
the true hearted and generous democracy
of the southern district of any participation
in the dark deed. They do not censure
they have not censured us, though this il.
| legitimate brat was foisted upon them and
is sent forth to the world as their offspring.
For two years have we been with the
friends of equal rights in this young state,
during which period We have passed lhro'
orc Try tng time "i1h them. Four times
| ,e.. five, within lh:t period, have we met
V'e desperate AMI crafty foes Of Gemocrac,
| with thrm, and at ca h time, with but one
important exception, has victory perched
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ff-frFg Fa4s9 Er=>e r,4.s,s.=
boston i"si pa1IIs1=z d private letter lg9m
zen. Pierce a New Hampshire dated Heai=
aaaraefs Isl BEis4I= 3I Division Il \
N.,g,5,,. NJ. ..=5- -
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after l'fl 9' iae letter., we lind the follow
l8e Pls9age
A. SIN ka-Ff at-l5.iff33x b,ti5 hssa
-m4lle 10 attach in r-,TT5e =fE+ .71.o75s V45E-
on tffe Stl# Aa=f>Hf8e =f4#4. G.a #SE,ff 81.
ed me =t4 ludIeH mn hf-,4.=fa f,ae4ft= III
.tIat oil tae intrepid Gen. Shields. aFfos. nh.
open county between Santa Catat]gia ami
tie above named raf#ja order r.. gaf ~ tRa
eaemvs retreat. W GAINED fbe pasiria3
sought aud although tire eaen9ess In "a.
perfectly formed aH4 extended =. 6r..tg.
eve could reach ia either direction fEa1 ~.
attacked Vigorously aud sfe,esst4f AfFiy 55,
alta ditch winch n was imAa..iblq ion nv
aar@a 10 Lead. / dizmamfet= md f5r54=t -
vanI without thiukiaa al nav jainarg af56.
head OF my brigade. Tor 2no OF 500 ,arI..
when forming suddenly ap4a nv knee ibs
cartilage oI winch bad been seriously iai1p.4
] tainted and leltHeoa The bank IA the ajrrtt
rt44u.. and yyffHlo t,,.ft5,f .a.s. -, I
da-- Thai IeseaIel s.cm, 10 me now pn5yi-
deftId.. Hte f0Bt ana overthrow al=t5e
Whole AeAl1au force soon became cotua3eIe.
aas weoould easily have taken tae eitt, bat
ten. Scott Was met Wuha proposition far nm
anni,tiet ttttef demanding The surrender oil
The etlY.} nltu II view 10 open negotiation,
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CRIME AND PROFESSIONS II


WHEAI CROPS OF MICHIGAN AND
ISC0NSlN=Iae wheat crop OF Mic6iaaa
Iof The present year, estimated bya gentleman
now preparing stattstlcs torthe Patent OHice
IA Washington, will not TAIL short 81 5000 =
Q1u bushels, nor exceed l8.G00.8 aa bushels
lhe quality of grain tltis year Is superior ia
every respect to the crop oil last year.
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rAANE recetycdta.s dt 8 I5.sa at 4erorl
- silk. I.siabss Wuaf. H-H4e 44I e aial a4hsj
drawers, 10 wntcltI Rnuid c.l,p o~lcHto. Of a
van ~ r6ea. " >El1
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