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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
4 0uestton Of ycracity.

Our readers will recollect that during
our absence at The east, last summer, an
individual by the name Of Wm +. Cool,
baugh, procured a statement from Il. W.
Carpenter, Esq Of Burlington, whose name
be had previously associated with certain
viliianous falsehoods concerningthe editor
Of this paper, which statements he pub
lished in the Hawkeye with the avowed
and sole object Of iinpeaching our veraci,y
That individual having thus virtually
abandoned, and tacitly acknowledged the
falsity Of his former base charges falling
back upon an attempt to impeach our We
raciiy upon matter Of fact wholly imma-
ierial 10 the issue which he had seen fit to
saise-the Glitter al interim, regarding
this puny effort in the light Of "the las,
gasp Of an expiring freq considered !,
too contemplate TO justify serious no.
iice on our behalf.
Not having ourself seen the paper con-
tanning that statement, accompanied BY
Coolbaugh's and Hawkeye's comments,
We regarded the matter in the same light
with our brother, until some six weeks
subsequent to our return; when our a,ten-
ton was called to the artlnl wording ofthe
card over Mr.. Carpenters .iguature-ev-
identity no; written by himself which
was well calculated TO mislead the public
mind, & make it appear that if Mr.. Carpen-
tersPoke truth,we musthave been guilty of
fAsehood.1 In view, therefore, Of that gen
tleman's respectable standing and reputa-
ton for veraci'y, we Thoughtful due to our
set and our friends lha. this question OF
veraei'y should be definitely settled.
For this purpose, we opened a CORES
pendence with Mr.. Carpenter and another
gentleman, and by this means have, with
some little difficulty, succeeded in elici,ing
the truth TO lay in evidence before The pub.
lie, 10 the complete refutalion and utter
confusion Of the malignant SANDER Of the
infarnous scoundrel, Coolbaugh. So 500,
as we can find T0em to do SO without detri.
meat to interests Of paramount Importance,
We shall take occasion TO lay this correspon.
dence before our readers; but further than
'hss,we shau take no notice of,hareowarda
a',sereant,' unless impelled by a sense Of
duty to the public. @ SO a..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
C0rTespon6ARce of the, HeppF1eE
s Wxsnrscrda, D. c. ss
-. j, :, DIsesfmber 18th 1871 ! 3.

ss n Wxsn1scrdas .. C. 's''A
/, Dscsnber 18th l847.
Mr. EsniD{as it'll aueed I'M Eollowink
resolution, ID ne Senate ibis morning,
viz. 81 - ..,.,.-s.,,s .sy,fsszs, i e.sts
Resolued, That 70 conquer Msxico and
hold il, either - : Psoyinos q 70 ipeerpor
rate It into our Union. would be ineonsisr
tent with TIE ayowsd object for which the
war has been prosecuted, departure
from the settled policy Of The government.
in Conflict with hs character and genius
and 10 the end snbsersive Of oor free and
popular institutions. stfe yess Ataas sS;i g
Resoclea, That no line Of policy in the
further prosecution Of the war should be
adopted which MAJ, lead 70 consequences
SO disastrous. -, s., 1,si,ss..
BY this we are not to infer. that he i
opp psed 10 receiving Territorial indemni-,
~ from Mexico, but merely that i is not
our purpose, nor islit consistent With the
genius OF onrsinstitutions TO conquer and
hold Mexico asa Province, or incorpor-
ate It into the Union. Who, but will l.
CREEP Yet shall We give up California 81
New Mexico? Never, at least not un-
less the blindness and madness Of the whig
party in the House refuse ali supplies, "a
hghA OF folly and q depth IF intamy MOTTO
be erPected slGl RI .tV li' Z
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Death OF Mrs. Briggs.


we were grieved to learn that his Ex-
celiy, Governor Briggs. was prevented
from being present on the converting Of
the General Assembly, BY the illness Of
MS 'm'abie consort. who was laying al,
The point Of death, as it was supposed.
when the Jackson county delegation star.
'ed lor the capital. On Monday, Just az.
YET the temporary organic alton Of the two
Houses, the melancholy intelligence ofihe
death Of Mrs. Briggs reached here. The
I0ssrnor has Of course not yet arrived.
he transmitted his message by Mr.. Fem,
Of Jackson county.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05

' ssss,s3 .,asI sF9 ,.h a.
sasns ioahe sasssiacsioi ofAhei Rseisief and
Receiver or The proper kssda Office. and
make paymea,s there fpr, as soon q prac'i-
cable after seeing this notice. and before
the day, appointed for the commencement
OF ihe PUBLIC sale Of the lands Embracing
the tract csaimed- Otherwise such claim
will be;forleiied -. s,,. ....s .a.3 n
RICHARD M YOUNG.
Commiss'r ofihe Genl Land Office.
Nov. II, 1s47-S2 80
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DE.NOCEs.sTS
IA KE NOTICE.

The undersigned, the Democratic State
Central Committee, respectfully invite the
Democracy Of the State Of Iowa, to meet
in mass Convention, at Iowa City, on the
Sth day Of January, lS4S, a,
2 o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose Of cele
brating that Glorious Anniverssry--to
take into consideration the time and man
ner Of appointing delegates 10 the Demo
cratic National Convention, and also such
other business as may properly come be-
fore them. saGs s,4 sss.ss's s%Sta
BY order Of said Committee.
ELISHA CUTLER, IN. Charm.
Iowa City, Dec. %, lS47.
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= n.sc GencraI Assembly, ] :
=. i .sss.tesof blvd 81 q lex "

OftheSMesS'
ID inst. pursuant 70 the psoclaH alton Of
=, n.v.rno,. i'm whom the frkmers Of OUT
~ Constitution, while providing isr suctlong
=. :.,.ry.l, as two years between the rega-
!. sessions, and contemplating the exis.
, :, Of emergencies similar 70 that which
Is, arisen, have visely vested The power
= esr yveping that bodysin extraordinary
'...;ou. In another place will b found q
.,,nm,ry of the preliminary proceedings,
=. nernsnens organic a.iop, &c. I.
TN. auspices under which this body
INV eonyenes, are much more favorable
.h,n those attending its first session, both
..,.lII.eards the condition Of parties and the
...,sl.nt feeling among the friends Of
~, ,;ohts. The irae democracy have
=. r,ouisi,e majority, Independent Of any
..,,,,lous balance ofpower party, te elect
It'd States Senators 8 Supreme Judges
..ho.. principles are in oonsonance with
,ho.. Of !. large majority ofthe people Of the
st.,.. Unless appearances shall prove de-.
..ntiye, !. -, wetrust they may not, all those
.rit.s, envyiOgs and diseords, the result
mainly, Of the disaster attending our FIRST
tate election, which have since been as q
,m,oauldering volcano in Our midst, threat
.n;no the peace and well being Of the De,
.,.ocracv are about to be buried in gen.
.,,l DISPOSITION 10 look alone to the adj
,,ncement Of the general good. We have
,.,son and we trust not ill-founded, to
hone tina. the old democratic motto Of "un
ion, concession and harmony -erery'nms
ior the cause nothing for mems about
70 be generally adopted in spirit and IN
tru,h-not as mere lip service to the De,
.mocracy, wherein the heart participates
not, nor cheri>hes an earnest desire Tor thai
.muiual concession, without which the wore
is an unrneauing, empty sound.
We cannot continue the subject to! day.
Ere long, we hope tobe the herald of g'o-
rious news 10 the democracy of Iowa and
ofthe Union. = IS I.
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h u eosIl ()IIC,31ae3 ~ 81
Z <satto ars ~ gsa 1a aTFl ew r III = ar
NE GOODS :.
AT THE gasa4H2l - 40
One Price store !.

81 cox MERcIAI. Row, IONA clTr. rs
TyH e. Subscriber has, just resumed from
1 New York and PhBsdelphia. with q
splendid assonmeat OF Dry Goods, Hats,
CaRe, Boots. Shoes. & 6. 4conais,ing IN part
of The following tar,s iss'fsa s8ifl ata'ks'f
a9kass CLOTHS, &c s1s =.
Black. Blue. Green, f'ilof and Sleeps Grey.
Cas,nie fvs black and fancy. Sa,inet,s,
cadef AMI Sieel mixed. Royal Cord and
rweelss ves,iss, i Velvet, ss.hm ere and I'd
Latiics, Dress Goods, !.
Plain and figured silks, CasbmeEss, De
LANES, figured and PLAN Al2acas, Victo-
RIA Piaids, Prints, different styles, Cling
hams, twllled and plain, black and. white
Grape, BISHOP Lawn. Sc. 80 1850 - -
.IUSLI.N.S, e re. 80,
Jaconette, SWISS. Man. Book, Bleachsd
ard Brown. Skir,s.-G Grass cloth, Hough's
Pa,en, AID corded, Black and co!ored
SHaWLS GLOTES, Etc s,s.
!. Cashmere, Nett, Striped aud Plaid Shawis;
Linen camhiic and Hemmed Stitched
Handkerchieis, and Fancy crayats; Merino
Plaid for Ladies Cloak:. Plaid Linsey; La
dies and GfnlIemen's Gloves;-afuil as
sor'menl Of Hosiery. Window and Wall
Paper. i 'aii q. Il
FLa.VyvELS, Etc., Z
& Rcd and Wni'e, Bieaehed and, Blown
Canton. .Bleached, Brown and Blue Drill
.Blanke's.-9.. lei. l2a. Wool t'omtort.'
ers and: Nurse Blankets. Bedncksug, A.
prom check and cotton, Batting. ,,t,lil $50
a ssi BO.N.NETS, HATS, ETC. al
Uncut Vtive, for LADIES' Hats; Flor.
ence Bonnes Bonnet and Gap Ribbons.
Artificial Flowers-MeD'a sNuiria, Mole
skin. and Angola HAS; Monterey, Vera
Cruz, aud NAVY Caps. f8fE af sa E
BOOTS IND SHOES. e
Ladies Garter Boots. half do; Kid and
bronze Slips, Ladies Buskins. Goai Boots
and Morocco do; Misses tuskins, anti
boots. Ch'ldren's do; Men's fine and coarse
boots, fine and coarse broc ans and pumps;
boys brogans. fEgf AZ
s. a Fancy .HRTICLES. p.
Shell and Hora Combs. SILVER thimbles,
Scissors, Penknvps. Razo,s. Wbalebone,
Silk purses, Carpet Bags. Gold pointed
pens. Lnhesraph prints. ivory and pockei
combs, FaEcy Baskets, Pearl Studs, Me-
les aud Prs, Looking Glasses, Necklaces,
Shaving Cream. Hooks and Eyes. .=
era T@ @'s'' .4LSO. .-....
= Groceries. with a variety OF other arll
eies, which tie Public are invited TO call
and examine. before purchasing elsewhere.
s JAMES ROBINSON. d.
Os,oser 90. 1s47. - ...s
". 3 FALL WHEAT, Beeswax. Fry
Hides. Honey. Butter, Cheese and Eggs,
taken in exchange Tor goods. -. ii.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
s.IOwa Anti-Capital SHIN cnl
aud Prison RiScipli.se Society,"

THE second Annual Meeting Of this Society
will be held in the State Capitol in Iowa City.
on the evening Of the % Monday in January,
lS4S at I O'clock, P. Nj. .4-.lE..S.s- ,....
HEssy W.. STARR, Esq. Of Burlington, has
been selected to deliver the Annual Address
Other addresses may also be expected.
The members of the Society, the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Iowa City, and all who feel inter-
es,ed in the subject a, e respectfully invited to
attend. ROBERT LUCAS, President.
w. PENN. CLARK, Secretary. tps
= (The papers Of the State are requested 10 copy
this notice. 4g,.. sa..=-f lis -,s aaea57 rs
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Administrators Notice.

'I>IlE undersigned administrator OF the
estate Of William Henry, late Of the
County OF Johnson. State Of Iowa. deceas.
ed. wall present petition 10 the honorable
Probate Judge Of sand county al his office in
Iowa CITY IN sahiconniy, ON the 7,h day Of
February. 1913, for leave 10 sell the real es-
tate belonging 10 said estate to ay the debts
thereof. ii. &. FOLSOM. admir- sa'
Dec. Is, lS47-45 -.y rs aaH 8,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Iowa City College.

THE Second Term OF the JVI.VTER
L SESSION Of this institution. com.
menced on Monday the 9Th inst, under The
care OF H W. LATa.or as preeeptor and
Mrs. NJ. w. .LATHsoP pncsp,ress. The
prces Of tuition will be those heretofore es.
tablshed by the Board OF Trustees. s
Dec 29sh, i447 a~a. 'ssF 3w
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Look Here WOMB You.

T,lIOSE old Notes and Book accosnts which
i purchased Of NJ. Murray, some time since,
are many Of them still unsettled, and 1S48 is
here, and most Of the Pork ii, the county has
been sold. therefore cannot wall any longer
than the 18th inst, after " hich time twill COM
mence collecting "AccoRpisG, TO Law So
rall and let me know what YOU intend doing, and
oblige sssa c. c. CATLETr, S
Jan. 4, 1913. -3t s< e ~ s.51 - ID.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05

FSesesal article. on national and
otate politics, as well as some in,er..,;no
''em'f news. are unavoidably excluded
a0'' week, partly in consequence Of the
meeting of,he Legislature and publication
q Inc Governor's message, and, partly in
consequence u illness in our Office. We
shall CO our best 10 keep up with The
Tines but during the session, dome.f;c
politics will dsmsnd considerably NOR.
"an an equal share Of our attention.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
MEDICAL 1.NOTICE.

HhR. J. D, NORRIS, having psfmanenlly
- located himself in Iowa City, ,sadsrs
bis, professional services to the ciliEeAs 81
This place and vicinity. The u,nost care,
in his practice, and in all his engagements;
and every effort will be made TO please and
benefit his patients hrs charges shall b.
moderate and terms made easy. $500
u He will always be found at the Morris
Ho'eI, formerly kept by Chauncy Swan, IN
less absen, on professional business. IS
Dec. 8, lS47 go -,..-... 5....s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
-. ". SW lETa.qar
ATTORNEY AND, COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

IOWA CITY, IOWA. ...s-.. ..
CYRUS WALKER, Eorn'crly of Illinois, now
Of Burlington. viii assist him in all cases in ,hs
Supreme c"Cr, of The State Of Iowa. 49,. 90
Tic will also acl as !isent in selling leasing. sna
purchasing real estate and paying tsxes--and in
tcpn-i's ami Investments at every Kind.
Office on the south east corner IL cspita square.
Iowa City. Ian. LIST, isiT.
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49, sgiissf5ssti 2 sa
- at &a@ sst

.ara srssssgs3M a ssssSf ss
TN pursuance ofla-, !. JAMES K. POLK
1 President of The United States of Amer
ca, do hereby declare 'at,d make known tina,
public sales will be held nj the undermen
toned Land OfEires, ia the Territory OF Wis
cnnstn, al the periods hereinafter designated
10 WIT. ~ }sasf:3& s4ai slsiaaf &ss,.s3 T'ss7
y, A, The Land Ofice.a, MiNERALP0lNT,
commencing on Monday. the Seventeenth
day Of January NEXT for The disposal OF ,he
poblie lands within the undermpniioned
townships and parts Of townships. viz: ii
North ofthe bnse i,ne, and srest of the fourth
principal meridian. q Y. e J
townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen
Of range iEree. ...z {.
4 Townships fourteen, fifteen and s,xtee ].
or range four. . -. -. ~
81 Townships fourteen, fifteen. sixteen. sew
enteen and eighteen. Of range FIVE.
Townships fourteen. fifteen, sixteen and
seventeen, Of rang six. I /.
Sect Ions four, i've, six, seven. eight, nine
seventeen, eighteen and twenty, west OF
'.Coon Slough" of township thirteen, frac.
,ionaI townships fourteen, fifteen and six
teen on The Mississippi river, and township
seven cen, OF range seven. -
Fractional townships fourteen. sixteen &
seventeen on the Mississippi River, OF rarse
eight. cs-..- 49, - -
: Fractional township seventeen en- the
Mississippi River. Of sange nine.
A. the Land Office, at GREEN BAY,
commening on Mond,y the Thirty tiisi day
Of January nexl, for the disposal Of the pub
lie lands within the underline n ioned Town,
ships and part Of a township. VIZ: MA
North Of the buse line and cast Of the fourth
principal meridian. E ta ~
Fractionai section one, in township nine
teen. situated norlheas, Of LAKE 'PwAw-
GUM ot range fourteen. t.s3".f47 rs p.
Fractional ,owusbip twenty -rne, north OF
Fox R,yER.' add townships thirty two and
thirty thee, ofrang. II ne,een -.ss '-@i
Townships thirty .wn, thirty three and
thirty four. Of range twenty. s-s,-, s,.-,..,-t
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF
schools. military or ether purposes, vii! be
excluded from the sales.
The offering OF the lands will be com
me ced on III. days appo'n'ed, and proceed
IN the same order in which they are adver-
Used. with all convenien, dispatch. nntll the
whole shall have been offered, and the sales
thus closed. But no sale shall be Kept open
longer than two weeks. and no private en-
Try OF any oil the lands vii be admitted un
iii aft the expiration Of the Two weeks
Given under my hand at the Cry Of Wash
/. inelon. this ninth day Of October. Ammo
Dom,pi one thousand eight hunGr' & and for
ty sevsn.
By the President. F" ~
Z JAMES X. POLK.
8 RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
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Notice to IIawkers and Pcdlars.
ssa AUDITORS OFFICE,
Etsg Iowa CRY, Nov. 80, I847.

.Q- AUDITORS OFFICE,
s., Et. Iowa Cry, Nov. 80, l847.
NOR the Information Of Hawkers and
= PedIars. the following section oil the rev.
enue law of This State is published:
IA There all be level and collected. for
Stale purposes. tax oftwenfy- dollars.
on every hawkeror pedlar Of goods. wares
and merchapdrze; for The privilege Of ped
ding throughout the Stale for one year; and
ajax Of forty dollars. from every hawker
or pedlar Of clocks. for Inc privilege Of
peddling clocks throughout, the Stale Tor on@
year, - - g SIS, sg
Therefore every hawker or pedlar will
apply 10 this effice for license. and il any
are found without such license il will be
the dut. Of The Prosecuting Attorneys Of
the ssveral coun,ies 10 bring sui against
them. ~ a 4is 4
JOS T. Fla LES. Auditor OF State.
The Publishers Ut ihe Miners Express,
Davenport Gazette, Blooming'oa Herald,
State Gazene. State Sentinel, Iowa States
man and Keosanqua Democrat viii give
the above one insertion and send their bills
to ihe. AUDITORS office for pay ment. &T7eI
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
Reporter for the Session.
Terms.

FoE Session not exceeding three weeks,
Twenty-Five cents in advance, and Thirty seven
aud half cents at the expiration bf the session.
Over three, and not exceeding Eve weeks, Thir-
ty seven and half cents in advance, ard Fifty
cents at the close OF the session.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05
NEW GOODS ..
At the One Price store, COnslner-

Al the One Price StOfc, Con- IA r.
q ci:ll Row.
rINHE Subscriber having just re,erre,
FROM New York aud Phi'ade lphia. is
now tereiving New and Splent,d SrHck ut
Dry Goods, HAS, Caps, Boots s. Shoes,
which he Offers for sale al the loves, prices,
and would respectfully invite The Public ,o
call AMI examine them.
. JAMES ROBINSON.
Iowa City, Sept 20. 1877. >'-'-- j
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Bates & Palmer, 8. .

ATTORNEYS AND CouNsELoRs AT Law
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANcEY, a~
Will practice ~ the SupFeM aud District
Courts OF the State OF Iowa, A7 81 assisl-7
All professional business entrusted to
'aeir care will he promptly attended 10. :, !, :.
July 20tt ls47. S7ss 81 ,'s' si-''' -
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DIR. j. w. Ga rncr,
Of Burlington Eord,

INFORMS the ctiz ems Of Iowa City and Vi
lcinity, that he mag be found at the Office Of
aDrs. Murray & Mccormick for a few days.
During which time be will be thankful for all
favors in the line Of his profession. a4.
fr~s- Teeth filed with GoLp, PLATINA or ST..
vrR FoA. Inserted. also. upon pivot, or from
one TO full set, upon plate, either with or With
out artificial Gums. So
As intend visiting this place occasionally, I
hope to gain The confidence Of the citizens and
receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
!. LADIES waited upon at their residence.
IT, The best references wal be given.
Iowa CITY, Jan. 9TH. l84S. u aaa s5s
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NOTICE TO PRE- E.MPTIO.F CLy4

NOTICE TO PRE- E.NPTIO.N CLy4I
.ssH7 5a'sr~-- "1 In.4.S7'S a"@
Every person entitled to the rIgh, Of pre-.
emption to any lands within The townships
AMI paris ottownshirs above enumerated, Is
required 10 establish the same TO the sails
faction of the Register and Receiver oil The
proper Lard Office. and make p,ymeu
ther+ for as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the DAY appointed TO
The commencement Of The public sale OF th'
lands. embracing the tracI claimed, olhsr
wise such claim viii he forfeited. 81"
" RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the Gent Land OiIlc,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05

T: A large loi Of QUEENS and GLASS
WARE. and many other ARTICLES which he
selecled for the country trade. and offers io'
sale Tor cash or produce He will be con
SANITY receiving New Goods unlil the .c!p
sing OF navr2 a'ion, anil will payable h'ghes'
price for Produce. .-s---
Vi Give him a call. = g2t9 O.t.,20, l847.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-01-05

Tertiary Of IOaC0, q.
JOHNSON CousrY. ..-., :t'
District Court for said County.-To Tie
-. .7pil Term thereof. ls4S.
JAccn EAHnARr, H.
off, ~ rs. Bill for Dirorce.
NAScr EAanAnr, .~s ..,.,.. =,
THE sand Nancy Earhart will take notice
J. that on the tenth day OF September. lS47
the said Jacob Earhart fled his Bill OF COM
plant in the Dl>,ric. Cour, for saId county
Of johnson. praying divorce from the SAID
Marcy, which said Bill is now pending in
said Courl; and that unless the said Nancy
al pear before the said Cour, a, the next
term thereof, 10 be held at Iowa City 10 said
county. on the fourth Monday after The
fourth Monday in March. 1913. and plesd. Il
answer and ,nuur 10 said Bill, said Bill
will be taken as confessed. -
~ S. p GARDNER. Clerk.
Dec Is. ie47.-35 0w
G. Folsom, Solicitor
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Lat or, LETTERS.
QEsAIsInG ia the Posi- Office al Iowa City
on The Slst Dec. lS47. ~ ssos%
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81 the President q tie o. s1afes.
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NEW STORE! !.
on JOHNSON STREET BETWEEN
2D & sd. .....,-

IN kEukUk, zlUhA ...-s 5-s p
~ W. ADAMS. having purchased the
W en,lre stock OF J. l. luwIN's S orc, has
removed them to his establish men, on John
sou ST. making. in connection with his for
,rer stock, one cf the largest and bes'
stock of Goods eve, offered fer sale in Re
ukuk His stock consists partly of the fol-
10 wing articles:
% A beaurfnl lot new style English
French and American PrisIs. .'
Alpacas. sf ,,-- y Laces and Etgiags,
Orleans Plaids, Cashmeres, .v...e.,
Caledonia DO. ,.s.~ Ginghams, .,,4 "A
Lawns, .l4,-.... Jacknne;s, ...., s.. d
Cambria, ,.,-. il, .Sw,s,& Null muslin.
Gloves and Hosiery, Spool and Pal thread
Hooks and Eyes. Needles and Pms. st..
Silk & Collou Hlkfs, Bonnet and cap rib'ns
Shawls and Linssys, Seas yellow ianels
feelings aud Checks. Bro y bend muslc.
Saine,s. and Jeans, aCasimcres. asg lis
Umbrellas, gg. ...sf Variety hats. s. caps,
Knives and Forks, Spoons. -
Pocket Knives. Chlseis and aueers.
Files and Nails, ZIG Axes and Hammers.
Ha,che,s, Hinges and Screws.
Backs. f- sa59 81. Erawing chains, vs.
Coffee Mills. "a .se Curry combs, 7as ~
Prown aud If Sugar. Mhiskey aud brandy.
Ginger and Spice. Pepper and AI>pice.
Saiara,ns and Starch, Indigo and Madder.J
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