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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE nv,
TED STATES i-

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE nv,
TED STATES.
~
IN pursuance o; an act Of Congress. an.
proved on the eleventh day cfJuv is1f
entitled IAN act 10 authorize the Pres;dan,
OF the United States TO sell the ressrrsJ
mineral lands in the States OF Illinois .u,,
Arkansas, and Territories of Wisconsin, s snI
Iowa. supposed to contain lead ore nI '
JAMES X, POLK, President of The i1,;,'
ed States OF America. do hereby declare and
make known, that public sale will be held
at the Land Office at DUBUQUE. in the
Territory of IOWA, commencing on Mon.
day, the eighth day of March next. for tho
sale OF the public lands heretofore wiihh,Id
from sale on account Of The ualuable Isn1s
mines therein, within the following Town
ships and fractional townships, known az
the rich lead mine district, to wit:
North Of the base line and east of The 6n.
principal meridian. ''
Townships eighty eisht, eighty. nine and
ninety, and fractional township ninety .ono
of range one. '"''
Township eighty eight, and rrac,;oo,,.
townships eighty-nine, ninety and nineIv,.
one, of range two.
Township eighty seven, and fractional
townships eighty EIGHT and egh,y-nine Of
range three. "
Fractional townships eighty. seven and
eighty eight, Of range four
FractionaltownshiP eighty seven of ranos
five. ""se
North Of The base line and west Of The fifth
principal meridian.
Township ninety, and fractional township
ninety one, of range one,
fractional townships nienty one. nine,r
TWO and ninety three, of range two,
Township ninety two, range three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of
schools, military and other PURPOSES, will
be excluded from sale; also ali quarter ouar
ter sections covered in whole, or in part. nv
those mining leases, which shall not be de-
termlned by the day fixed for the commence
ment Of these sales.
Presumption claims will not be allowed
10 any OF the above lands. until after thev
have been offered at public sale, and become
suoJeC' IL pii'd'e enHy; ana all OF such
lands as contain mine or a mines OF lead ora
actually discovered and being worked, will
be sold in such legal subdivision or subdivi,
sions as will include such mine or mines .,
not less than TWO dollars and fifty cents Der
acre.
he sale will be kept open for Two weeks
(unless the lands are sooner disposed of and
no longer; and no private entries of land
in the townships and fractional townships
so offered will be admitted until after the
expiration of TWO weeks from the CON-
mencement of said sale.
In further execution Of the said act
have caused the Comm issioner of the Gen.
eral Land Office 10 publish with this procla
nation trlef description of the mineral re-
glons IN which these lands lie. and of the
lands now offered for sale, which he has
prepared from official documents and other
means Of i1!ormation
Given under my hand at the City Of
Washington. this fifth day of September,
Ammo Dom!nl, one thousand eight hundred
and iorty-six.
By the President
JAMES X POLK
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-02-10

JAMES MACINTOSH.
BOOkbiMder, KOaCN Csty,
opposite MURRAY's STORE.
Old Books and Periodicals bound in the
nealest style and al the shortesl notice.
Curtis Bates,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
SOLICITOR IN CHANcEY.
Ioua City, Ioro
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11
ny q. ". BOTELER. yr., .sacssoaeer.

rTNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE STOCK OF
i staple and fancy dry goods--By virtue OF deed Of
trust to me, executed and delivered by Richard G.. Wash
ngon bearing date the 3lst Of March, 1876, and duly
corded, shall SELL "Wednesday, the 10th day of January
instant nj 10 o'clock, the store lately occupied by
X. O. Washington in this city, public auction to the
highest bidders, upon the terms hereinafter mentioned all
and singular the stock in trade, dry goods fancy goods
chaIldise goods and chates of every and
whatsoever in and about the said and premises
Terms All of aud under 49, cash $75 TO
$780, 90 days $50 $780, and four months
$780, monthly payments from to six months notes
bearing interest with approved security
J. M. CARLISLE, Trustee.
Jan 6-eoilts &. w. BOTEIaER, Jr. Auotionecr.
UyRUSTEE'S sale of N valuable tvvo-story Brick
i House.--By virtue of deed of trust, executed by
Brooke NJ Berry, OF record in Libcr W. b. No. o. folios
l2l, 422, and 423, OF the land records of Washing
county, the undersigned will offer for sae public aucf
ton, the highest bidder, Saturday, the 3Oth day
January A. D. 1917, he hour of IL O'clock, m for the
purposes in said deed menioned LOT OF ground with its
appnrtcnances, situated in the city of Washington, d. c.
and designated the plan of the said city lot No. 6, in
square No 6S6, subject to the widows dover
Hill fronting the west side of LIST east between
and north, containing comfortable and wel-in
sed twosory brick house, with out-honses garden &c.,
being the which occupied by the Hon. Mr. Holiness
South Carolina during the last OF Congress- and is
in the possession of the said Brooke NJ Berry The
title is ndisputabe but the undersigned will convey to
the purchaser only such title vested in him by the deed
Of aforesaid. Terms of sale cash The safe take
place IN front of the premises.
JOHN b. MAGRUDER, Trustee.
Dec 23--3awiwads A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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workshops resound longer With the busy hum of
dustry, and your cities dwinding to half their size,
you will mourn the desolaton that has overtaken you,
and in sackcoth and ashes repent the "madness that
ruled This hour" You may then remember, amid all the
bitterness OF rretreyable loss the appeal this day made
IN VAN TO your wisdom and justice, and the representa-
danger yet easy, with candor and fearlessness told
you only the honest truth r.Hfrfrf rit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

T,ANs Party.A beautiful of elegant fans
II received Cuons Bazaar of Al street and Penn,
.yvania avenue, consisting of Louis XIV and Elizabeth
style-vory mother pearl sticks beautiful white and
coored silk embroidered feather, kid, and paper
paintcd-a the Partisan ashionto be sold at low
prices from Onions Bazaar. Jan 9--3f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11
DR. ROBERT ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist, having

II -
determined make Washington his permanent resi-
dence respectfully offers his professional services the
public. DR.. Arthur believes 1t will not be improper
state that he has great pains qualify himself thor
oughy the practice of his profession He is regular
graduate years standing of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery and member of the American Society OF
Dental Surgeons.
Office pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th
streets.
Jan 2--3* ela
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

Il the Greek and Roman languages, the mathematics,
and usual branches of English education, may hear OF
favorable situation and employment by early application
James NJ Smith, esq., of the Treasury Department or the
Hon. Mr.. Lenkc, of virginia. Jan S-3eod
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

CLOAK Lost.-Taken from the Jackson Hall, on the
~ 9Th of January amidst the confusion occasioned by the
alarm OF fire, black coakpretty much worn--with red
plaid lining. Any person who may have found it, wcon-
Ter favor upon the owner by leaving at Jackson Hall
an 9-3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

One large volume with many beautiful engravings and
literary contributions by the first American writer's, richly
sale by +. TAYLOR,
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VNTANTED-A situation in the country by single man
w from Scotland, who has knowledge of farming and
Stock keep accounts, and do all outdoor work As
the advertiser wants employment he will be contented with
moderate salary He give security as to his response
bitY. Address 81 B. S, Union office. Jan 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

DOARDING.-Mrs. JEFFERS, Missouri avenue, be-
ID tween 81 and a street, has three furnished
rooms to let either with or without board. Jan. 8-3t
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

TNEWEY'S Sermons New VOlume.-Sermons, articles
IL from reviews, and occasional dscourses, by Orvlle
Dewey d. D., on human nature, human life, and the
ture OF religion; vol, 1917.
Just published and this day received, for sale by
F. TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

IRIS. BANNERMAN from Baltimore, has opened for
lN few days, Pennsylvania .nue near Al street. a
handsome of ladies' gentenens and childrcns
clothing, viz:
Ladies' scaris sack coaks
Head ornaments, caps, and French worked capes
Genlemens shirts, bosoms collars, cravats, scaris
Undcrshirts and drawers, Nc
Chidrens overcoas, sack cloaks
Walking dresses, nc.
Infants worked robes. Jan 7-J
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11

the Missouri question, which is now regarded in the
mind OF the people ssimilated 10 fundamental law, is
denied and secuted at by them And no better principle
that can perceive than that of the Highland Cateran
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-11
Also Cummings complete works 6 volumes. Jun 0
TuNE Evening Fans, white Kld Gloves. Sso.-J. /

nONDS the city or st. LOuis.-IIolders of said
d bonds due at any time before the 25 February, 1S47
can receive the of principal and interest the
same less discount the rate of six per cent per
for the mexpired time, s,Irrenderng the same to
Jan S--3t COhCOhAN ~ hlt1GS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
AdimInnI HinInm.

Attached TO the regiment OF Col. Doniphan whose march
is one Of the most extraordinary in military history
was Mr. John Hinton, native and until recently resi-
dent OF this town. ond Of the late Mr. John Hinton.
tie was we understand. Adjuant Of the regiment and
are gtouhod TO hear. won great credit for himself his
conduct IN the trying emergencies which that gallant
band wefo often placed
The Cockade has other in Mexico who only wan,
an opportunity TO sustain the ancient Of this town
az nobly as Hinton has done-PefesJuJg INTEL
IL Is not improper to cay that Captain Reid who is also
aached to DoniPhlns regiment, and who sguazed him
sell in moro than one Of the battles in which it wa.
engaged he also Nirgnian by birth. lie was born IN
Lynchburg, whence his father John c. Reid, ESQ whom
we knew long and infinitely, removed years ego 10
Indiana, taking with him this son. then a very small boy
Capt Reid lie nephew Of the Rev VIM s. Reid tho ven
cradle and universally beloved Pastor Of the st Presbye
nan Church n Lynchbnrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25

~ We shall briefly the progress Of the President
while on his tour to the North but have no intention
OF burthening columns and nauseang our readers with
minute details OF the incidents which 1t will give
1t may be well enough however occasionally TO note what
may fall from the lips OF "Hs Exceleney" In his "eramp-
cd speech at Baltimore, reply the welcome extended
TO him by the Mayor, the President said
The purpose Of my brief visit is TO pay my respec ,o
my ielowcitzsns OF Blmore and OF the northern Sec
ZION n TINS county Had postponed il beyond the pre
sent SUMNER II Il not probable that any other convenient
opportunity 10 make would have occurred during the ne
nod OF my term OF official service, the close Of which
shall retire TO private life And hope sir 10 retire eav
ing the administration OF my county the hands OF wor
ny successors and that country which has honored me so
much trust 10 commit to that prosperous and
happy"
The reason the President assigns for undertaking this
most unney tour is the very Why he should have
deferred IT, tie ought have postponed 1t until the close
Of his official service II he wished to pay his respects, 10
his ieow-czens OF the North, he ought to have deferred
until official station had ceased give hun claim Il,
coueses which would be extended TO the individual
Royal tours may suit the meridian OF Monarchy but they
in bad taste in a Republic.
The President expects Ietro to private fe after the
4th Of March 1919 and doubtless he s not far wrong in
that suesT whether he viii no. Bat if he shall like the
model whose language he COPIES leave the country
prosperous and happy" when he retres it will be In des-
Pe OF his maadmnsuaton rather than as a conse ouenee
Of the wisdom Of his measures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
The WhcnI Crnn.

letter from Toledo. Ohio, 70 the ~ York Journal Of
Commerce, states that tho surface this year planted in
wheat and b. greatly larger than 10 was last The
writer states that Western Pennsyyauia Ohio and In.
diane, The wheat crop has been extensively wiHfer killed.
but he thinks The Of the injury hoe been greatly
oyeuatcd. Even whore the crop has been hinned he s
satisfied tie yield will be larger than commonly sup
posed.
The Cincinnati Gazette has no faith in the eroakine
voices sent forth from that region. wheat H admits hos
had hard weather stand against and now troubled n
some sections by destructive insects but % D. quite GER
tain, t add' ha The roplaughng and planting Of Spring
wheat, and Che immense Quantities Of corn put n under The
stimulus II high prices Go siy nothing o increased crops
OF beans, and the ezoriions hi will be made to obtain
large yields q poaioes, will more than mako up any pro
bablo possible deficiency n the yield Of wheat.
letter from Cleveland states that the Nv is max Ing cad
work with the whoas that pert OF Ohio. Some fields will
hardly return the wheat sown.
letter from Kilamaz,o, lMchgau says, wheat looks
we'll n that county, but odds that West end South one bsf
Of the crop has been destroyed by the Gy
81 The New York papers inform us tst Peter end Cal,
win fnkle, two Renters convicted at Hudson Of ,s
saut and battery, with intent 10 hill have been sentenced
"a The fcnonnary Tor tho term Of three years and four
months each We suppose that Governor Young will par
don hem OF course Had be not pardoned Bougbton and
HE aeeompces the Fnkes would not probably have been
tempted by the release Of these men from prison. 10 follow
their example How then, can Gov Young hesitate IN
pardon the Fnkles whose crime msy be traced 10 bs own
scarcely less criminal abuse Of the pardoniug power1
~ We arc under obligations to Adams & Cos Express
for Baltimore and Phisdolpha pspor yesterday after
MON. IN advance OF The mail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
The Beartlessne.s of Rumsel,er.

The following narrative, furnished by gentleman in
neghoo'ng CITY, gives specimen of what will be done by
hose men who are clamorous be licensed on the
ground OF good moral character. The dealer referred to-
We well know To have the reputation of being one of the
most HlSRABLE OF his class
"A young man OF Incorporate habits came TO -
ana Tell into the hands Of the rumsees lie went on from
oaS To w"rse unu he lay in the gutter miserable drunk
ara A Mr. T. found him in this miserable situation and
resolved 10 Try 10 reform him. He kindly took him TO his
own home, provided him with employment and gave him
good wages Tie promised drink again. lie contin.
ueu temperate Tor me and became TO improved IN
MS circumstances, that he for his wife, very interest
ing woman, aud his child, from whom he hsd separated
himself lhey came 10 -, 10 live with HIM. But he
was again allured into these Satanic dens. lie now be-
came worse than lie spent all his money for spirits
aha then drank upon credit. lie pawned his watch worth
gu, Tor spirits at s aud after this stole his wiie,s
Ie"eTy and pawned that at the place Ills wife was
almost broken hearted aud made these facts known 10
Mr. u lie went to the cellar and redeemed the articles At
sown expense, and restored them the wife Her hus
oahd continued To drink. She resolved make one more
last EFFORT TO the keeper OF this cellar from selling
he husband liquor She took her young child in her aims
ana appearing before his bar there plead with tins man TO
ecu her husband spirits. Hard hearted wretch
THAT NERY DAY nE SOLD HUSBAND RUN! What can be
done with such Nothing but the iron grasp of the
law can restrain them."-lIass Temp. Standard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
CoMMUSlCATEp.
U
LOHisa RaiIroad

Ihe Report OF the Board the annual meeting nj tho
Company the 10th inst. saisfactory-and in
deed IN some respects may be said have been most in
teIcstng.
This Company is about assuming the duties Of an inde-
pendent transportation heretofore done for them by the
and Potomac Road. The Louisa Road is 10 consJerab
extent dependent for the harmonious co-ope,
non Of the mother Company-i. valuable feeder 10 the
Potomac Road, and therefore matter Of gra cai,p In
ind that the President Of the Louisa Company IN inc re-
port above alluded TO, only stated the formation Of
contract between the two Companies. but what Is more
important, expressed TO the meeting confidence that the
new relations o the two woud be favorable 10 the interest
oi the Branch ROsdhat s the Louisa Road-founded not
only the terms OF the contract but the assurance of the
President Of the Richmond Road that his forts sopd he
cXored for harmony concauon and regard 10 the inter-
Of both.
The receipts Of the Company were larger. with the
smallest wheat and perhaps tobacco crop for many
most important fact, when considered that the Road
relies mofe freight than travel far. corps OF Fin
gineers surveying for extenson-and the
ton whether the Of the road should strike of urh,
north than s present terminus south towards the tow
81 Charlottesville was presented To the meeting IN ma
interesting points Of by Mess Ryes Randolph and
Iimberiako Of Abemafle and Voolfolk Of Orange-but
the matter was left for decision hereafter.
That u wll be extended almost mater Of cerainv
and IN either direction, with great advantage TO the com
pany and with an increase Of trade and travel but ltt q
anticipated.
IL hoped that the eguaTepor Of the value Of the sioc
IN our public Journos-ior the sake OF those who may boz
obliged 10 sslwil be corrected have reason 10 believe
that cannot be bought for less than 40 80 per cent
vance on that quotation.
The former active and efficient President and Directors
were unanimously reelected.
A STOCKHOLDER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25

REucs-Ihe tearing down of the cid building of the
Bank Of North America hos brought light several relics
of the oldcn umo The Evening Bulletin hos been fur
nishcd with copy Of the American Vsekiv aTeyeuyv
from which Dc extracts the following Advertisement
JUST arrived from London, The ship Borden William
HuJsrf Commander, Parcel Of young likely Men Ser
wants, cotsisung NJ Husbaudncn Jo1crs Shoe nakcrs
Woavsrs, Smiths. Bnckmakofs, Bdck.ayors Suwyefs Tsy
lore, Soy makers Butchers Chafmasors and several 9TH.
~ Tades, and are BE- sold very ossJrabc either Tor roa
DIV Money, Wheat, Bosd, Or Flour BY Edward Home PHI
adolph.a.
The Daily Chronicle has been shown an ancient French
carndgc box found in tho vaults OF the old building Ia
was n toe vault where the specie Deposited that
sent ihis country from France during our Re-
vouton, and BE- smbazoned very conspicuously the
French coat of the GsuT de hs, g. n Rdsd stamp
ed work. IL antquaied and rusty affair." but very curl
Gus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
NORFOLK MARKET Inn. On

CORN-The early part OF the week sales were made At
Sl4iSl,l5 Tor mixed aud white, prior to the receipt Of
the Csmbra's have 90 note sales
OF white at 81 per bus. Receipts limited; we notice
one or two parcels yet unsod being held above the views
OF purchasers.
fLOUR-Our quotations are entirely nominal-we hea
OF no sales upon which base quotations. the stock maj
ket IL quite limited.
STAVES-R o. hid command about 1927 per NJ and
are the only kind arriving any quantity other descrp
tons will command quoted rates.
tshlNGLES are not much in demand, last sales were at
S3iiSl per VI.
NAVAL STORES are dull, but without any material
alteration IN price.
FRElGilTS are dull, vessels abundant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25

uJ The Ladies Of New Canton aud nerhborhood will
offer Tor SALE at the Presbyterian Church near said place
on the second OF July. variety OF useful and n,a
articles Refreshments will be prepared for the OCCASION
and as their object Is to provide the paying debt
due from said Church. they but hope that the char
acer OF the object In view, will the prat
eauon OF ls accompaniment. je 30 81
1JsANDs' .---In the wis, esoporv
OF Nature h'e has been dsthu,d through
ei OF various diseases but believed product OF the
EARN are 20 many powerful sanatve combined M m
sarsapara Yet render
Sahds saIsapara II Is believed all these ~
tee as sure and uniform remedy scrou lepo.
with every complaint symrto impure blood. 4, l6
value and efficacy pamphlets may be obtained OF
gratis @s'""
2TPepaed sndsod wholesale retail and for erpoat,oa
liam, New York sold also by DUvAL PURCELL Agent. NJ,
street Richmond Na-Pnee, VI bottle boc. fo s.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTiON-An tina, invalid, ,.n d.
IN THIS Distressing and almost Understandable complaint ia
IN DIX WOODS sARSAPARILLA AND WILD CHERRY mr.
rEks skiluly prepared and Tonic and At,r,en v
Jay Ieeoming more and popular Ctricates of The III
eacy OF this medicine may be had OF he agents.
20 he particular and Wood, sarsana,iu, ,.i V
Cherry biieIs and receive other
Sod Wholesale and Retail by WYATT RETCHhM I2i F,i
ION street New York r. JOHNSTON Main street Richmond and
The Druggists generally throughout Price a. 4. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-25
RICHMOND MARKETS.

iREfoRTED AND CORRECTED TWICE WEEK FoR rHE wutgl
,... JUSE 81, lsI7.
TOBACCO-Receipls aud inspections much heavier
THIS Than last week, and some improvement in prices
FLOUR--Market unsotied-no operations
CORN-lO2al05 cents
COFFEE--Firm, with n aliobt advanro-,yo c,,,,o
Laguayra 7Baoc; Rio 7ta7lc; Java lOalIc; ST. Domingo
6Jl7c.
CUT NAILS-4iai5c
flSH-lienings SGt from store.-Shad Ssas4
OATS-55aGOc
WIIlSKEY-Bbls. 37gc; Hhds none in rnarkot
LlMb-ThOmaston from store, SOC.
TEAS-lmporal and GunpOwdcr SOC. to 81 rs; Blacl
25a5Oe.
MoLAssEs-Now Orleans, in bbs 80 to &c.; Porto
Rico 35c, Cuba 23s30c.
CANDLES-Sperm 3Oa33c.; Patent Sperm doe: Uul,
Patent l4c; Talow l2Jal3c.
CLOVER SEED-SiIa5-duL
HERDS GRAsS-Si. = Nominal
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per busheI \
PIC 1RON-S2j to IS.
OIL-Winior strained oil best II ets Der cal
FROVlSlONS-BacOn. new, hog round lOaII cents.
Weston Sides l0lal0l Shoulders sIa3c; New Lard IO1
allc. for No /.
PLAsTgR-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do
Basin $3.50.
5sp9y
SHUT-5Ba5i.
sALT-Sl,65.
EXCHANGE
y. Yor drafts iiI prem. Baltimore drafts iaJ prem.
Phladepma tl5 North Caroins Ja2 die.
South Cafgina d. Wheeling de-
Treasury Notes prem Tennessee 2 die.
Alabama Sac d.. Specie laI prom.
LIVE STOCK MARKET June e.
BEEF-s2 51a1IO rfors
EHEFP-ft5o o3R5
HOG5-s6 scarce