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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
CHAR FER Ell. tCriON.
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
TO THE PUBLIC

] take this mode of informing the very nu.
moruus friends who have been so snyin,s
thu | should run FOR the Mlyorllty, that am
III longer candidate for that Office. From
the number OF candidates now before YOU. if
is clearly evident that whoever shall be cho-
sen willb; elected BY mere plurality or
minority Of the People.
Unwiiiing myself to accept any office I'M
less by lie Sulirdges OF clear majority OF
my fellow citizens, respectfully decline
s'endms a roll; although conf lent that TIE
mn 'i2 ground which occupy between the
License and Anti License parties is .,i,t u.r
g'oundaid would command III. support of a
greater body OF my fellow citizens than the
policy OF either Of the other eau lidItes.
r sprc frlly &c.
Jan. 2lst 1913. ALFRED CALDW ELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

Rockaway Carriage For sale. rock A
way Carriage but very ,ile worn, with shifting
from calculated either for OF persons, well made aud
finished good stye,-as0 compete sell OF Harness,
Nett etc.--aso first rate family Bay Horse no letter
in the city purpose, all which Will sell very
chea ,, enquire of WAN FINLEY.
de IL M $50, Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
BRUSHES.

ri -r opening a los Of Gennsa and French Toys al
a tts ,s~iatV storsof ! BLaGkbIAR 81 Go.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

s.,rEEl fFNS-;j0 Gross Commercial, Giliott'S Phil
= ls and others, make S1eel Peus received and 10
IL ,. Il. HURNBRODt.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
National House

Naona House - ne %orm hs dsSs .s sd
Travelling omnuny. that he has taken the house for,
reriy kept by Arthur Rice at the lower end OF Market
s,,terc Wheeling Va, where he viii at all times he
,c t1v to fer,ier al uha HAY parnni-e hm com;ofa
n ,,nd accommodations can be furnished TO y or 10
~ - " I STEPHENS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
IN THE FED
The United States,
Peter Tarnall and others

Peter Earnall and others.
TN pursuance of the decree i'm THIS Hsaaa te.. ov
~ FRiDAY, THE 18th NtEs I'D,
House in Ohio County sell to The ls. .t-..
on the terms after named, the .oi'8.
of Wheeling named East WhcoiiHr v.r
l23 and liS, being the residue of j..5 -l... I'D
the former sale.
The said Lots will he sold on cro5.t o.. .... 70
three years from he day Of sal- H a.. -;
The purchaser giving bonds with a ..r
payment thereof Deeds viii be
chase money is paid. Should the
the day above named , 1t VIII be a ...#H 4o
time until it is closed.
ian IA Trustee a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

cute all or ders in their lin
Barouches and Bugsies of ;
IN in good style and as low
All kinds of repairing dc
OH the most reasonable ter
rec l6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

's.4Hl.NCH. English and American Cashiheres and
- Musiin de ianes, large stock on band most of
Which wii sell AT from % to 80 per les. than ormer
prices 10 close out The ladies' invited to call
Ian ~ J$ENsENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
dANAl, &a,glEll.

CASE STEEL.
US'I received, uire,t from New YORK d case east /
a steel, assorted sizes viz:
1893 lts ]. "F Iacu, Axe bar,
III do men Sjtualt.
81 de3-l do do
81 do IS do 90
So db ~ do do
"a do3' do do. Also English Amer
can Blister Iud spring steel hy JBnilHI
OR Boyds Old stand 3latht 4Gare.
wNk-Biack, Blue and Red InS received 4 for sale
4 by Il. HOENIO0k
Ne, .
, NANpIEss-tur assortment OF Candies IS l., large
\ audw te sod Wholesale aud retail as iouI~ can he
hga la tllc west. NJMSEN & KEY Lids.
ugl
yNLOriiS Coss,ne.s Cassmets and spla siac
" OF auc, ves.lgss, sHirHs, linens ldkia Is ot
ust received al l. Is
~.OPPER llEl"rLEs--N ash and Stew Hilcs Oh
" hand ai,a for safe low at JGi,NStS
mr. IA lej Market qIare.
yTuFlEI NJ tl-l-S-A surerior article Of Is!uestol
y NNosEus ntanu tacture Hiud aud tor s. e low
r'r iNliNSoN'S, ls5 1tar.ct augre.
1-CrtEE-a superior lot OF Ike. But.ef ,,s.t non
- size cpanlly 10. sale hy
40 FOKSYTd aud =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

IT II ~ 7 aud shect 9Tiss OF AT @iz0s
alsu fri stock Of window sashcs always hand and
FOR sale al No 10 Main Sc ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

House and Lot for Sale. fS %'' sale Sn st
public auction Monday Febrnary7 184s my house
and lot on Main street, North The lot is 81 feet
fl o II and the usual depth The house is brick covering
the whole front, contains 10 convenient roos in which
are two excellent Tho whole is in good repair,
well FURNISHED and well adapted for two families or for
a large boarding house. There fine stable aud other
ont houses
TERMS-Lihera and made known at the sale. II
the same s,ld above will he for rent for the
ensu ns year, by Mr.. William Hall, Market st.
dec ~ JAMES ADAMS.
u UST received fine assortment of Building Blocks
~ Dissected Toys Magic Lanterns, etc.
dec l6 ]. MEIi,0R.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
CLAW FDXNEsKs

KAT CHOICE PICTURES suit able for New Year,.
~ ~ ~ Presents just received and for sale at
jane KENNEDY'S Cheap Clock Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
SWEETS EfS ANACEA.
.T4-.. L.tT,,.,.i1ff as. ~

. .FSrErSfA or FtNGF ~ - ~ RATION,
AccomPanad ir5th ~ U.s Dt5d-t8, CIR cd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

ys?oTs-a -l3eadtd assortment ~ TOYS OF French
sea - A FA!R'fiFLD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

Mr.. Wharton Please announce Mr.. T..
HornbrOok as d anld tie for Mayor.
ALL THE PEOPLE.
MIR. Hornbrook dec,ines.
SECOND WARD.
For MdYor.-N. w SHELTER.
For Cnunci.--D. MGlNNIs, GEO. Ro liz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
CORRECTIONAL.

Brandy Aprcsts, Peaches. Pears aa-e4rrU
Ginger, Pine Apple. Srrssparilia, G-.az47 aHt
Vinegar SyrGps; Annis seed, NosaH Rose ..att
Love Cordais.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

=
sCROFFUGA AND GiNNUjE ECJiON:
Scrnffula is said 80 q bercdtefhc HfiHt receiving
s eits ife seeds ef it, asc which jnctsa-es
nth its years fnescclGi and tutmiledt 10 frequent
publication with Dr. Swcetssr 'inalea. The glands
are placed IN The corners Of fpuY, and out Of the
WY ri dreoi communication, rreai use IS subject
on which muchdiAereHce Of upif PREVAILS; i. sllG COS
us 10 know that when ia diasl state. they ca
pahle OF eine purified and cleat by long coufse 81
Ur. Sweejscrs panacea.
In casesof ssnidlca, AsthIuaIver Complaints. Tie
nolorenx, RleumaiisH or Rhetiic Govt Dr. Sweet
scrs Panacrd cannot lie TOO hiatcXt0iied il searches
out lie very root efihe disetl AND by removing II
from the Wood makes cure cerl sis+Permsnent
Tor disea.e 90 INC bladder TX idFeys, Structure,
Gravel, stone Plies. FieiGla tiDarN, Ohstfucii"I
and Extreme Cosiivencss, nr. Sstscrs paHacca j. the
hest remedy ever ricd rcfes al these acrlo ON.
nus unors ffon he blood whitiye rise 90 the allow,
diseases ard ty keGiHg tic III in Fvre condition,
usuTeshcaith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
COLL. SPECTACLES.

~.T EW GODN5-I raHIT WaE. l0Ta9s. Ieputf y o.
,1,xs tea while ana black aih FIerett Iits- t.uif"ts
E4itsetc. illsf received u 4 % FAJRCdtLU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22
a CA IL I'D.

ficSoi.Itir., The opartnershp of NJ T
Sweeney istI,is day .isseaiycd Inv
mutual consent The business of the firm will be settled
al the Old stand or by either OF the partners
MICHAEL SW EENEY,
, jan I,lsis. Ttfu"f ENuT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

G8~ kegarjing the interes. of the CITY and
lis protection, we respectfully name the fol-
in"lns gentlemen ss - mpetent to tie dis
charge OF the duties OF Cuuntitnen Ora ",
Sanborn, HnIIihan, Johls'on Flzhugh.
January l9Ih 81 WARD.
Mn. WHARTON: You will please announce
that our active and energetic townsman. j.
nj. BusHFlEiD, will be- supported for Nav
at The coming Charter Election. by large
maj rit1, as the independent candidate
Jan Is ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-22

Jan. 9th 1913.
We have ascertained tina the following gen
tlemrn have consented TO run as Ca ia ,,lts
for the Council from the fhrl Ward. We
therefore respectfully submit the following
ticket as one calculated to produce unanimity
in The wards.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23

turn prefers charges against his comman.
ding Chief.
The Government at home, justly fear
ing its influence upon the army, prompt
y institutes Court Of Inquiry to investi-
gate the whole matter, very properly sus.
pending Gen. Scott from command during
the tendency ofthe trial. Worth, Pillow
and Duncan had beer previously suspen
ded, of course, by virtue of their arrest
What candid, unprecedented mind can
question the propriety or the necessity OF
this step. Aid yet, our ears are assail
ed with doleiul cry from the federal
press and politicians against the admins
tration, on account Of alleged mons,rous
injustice and oppression towards General
Scott! There is one universal din from
that class Of politicians throughout the
land, and all their croakings begin and end
with personal denunciations of the Presi.
dent on the one hand, and personal lauda-
tons of Scott on the other, without one
word concerning the duties and response
bili!ies of either, or of the honor of the
nation or the safety OF our army in Mex
leo. .aa
Such is federal opposition TO the adj
ministrs'ion and to the war, and such are
the traits BY which political tories and tria.
tors to their country have been distinguish
Cd from the revolution to The present day.
Such are the men who charge that the
war is Presidential aad Presiden. ma
King war. The stake which they are play.
ing for, is the Presidency End the political
patronage of the government the war
which they denounce as unconstitutional,
unjust and unholy, is the ladder by which
they expect TO ascend to the pinnacle Of
power; but the people will Indignantly
thrust them aside and elevate men who
have been true to their country in peace
and in war! ~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
An Accidental Circumstance

About 10 o'clock on the evening Of the
Ord inst, the intention OF Mr.. James
Washington's family, residing in New
London Township, was called to a rap on
the door, and on opening it, much to their
surprise, they found nothing there but a
small bundle, which being carefully exa-
mined was found to contain a female child,
some s or 10 days old, carefully wrapped
in shawl, well dressed, with an extra
supply OF well made baby clothes and a
Five Dollar bank note, wherewith TO pro.
vide further necessaries when needed.
No clue to the parentage has yet been
discovered Burlington Gazette.
II is SAID that under the instructions
sent from Washington to Gen. Scott, the
mint at the city of Mexico, and minis OF
Guanaxaato, Zacatecss, Gaudalaxara, Du-
range, De, viii! be put in operation for
the coinage of United States dollars and
and half dollars. The average annual
coinage at these mints wss formerly two
millions Of collars.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
Bridge Meeting,

At meeting held at the State House
in Iowa City. on Tuesday, %, February
le48, in pursuance to public notice, q
persons friendly to the erection ola Bridge
across the Iowa river at Iowa City
CHAUNCY SWAN was called to ,he
chair, and PETEa II. PATTERsoN was ap
pointed Secretary. On motion By Pe;ei
II. Patterson, resolved 'ha. committee o
seven persons be appointed to make en-
q';iry into tie most suitable mode and pa,
Of building said bridge, OF raising funds 8;
OF suitable site for said erection, will
any other information they may deem
proper relating 10 the erection Of sal,
bridge--that they be requested to repor
to The next meeting to be holden on Sat
urday, 4th day Of March next, at O'Clock
7. N.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, resolved thai
the proceedings of this meeting be signet
by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
lisled in the City papers.
The following persons were appointed
said committee. by the meeting j. ohm Pow
el, Cyrus Sanders, Smiley II. Bonham
Chauneey Swan, Robert Hu'chison, f
Havers,raw and Gilman Folsom.
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn
until Saturday the 4.h of March next, a
the Capital.
C. SWAN, Chairman.
P. H. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23

Pursuant 10 notice, a democratic coun-
u meeting was held al the Leclare House
in Davenport, Scott county, On Saturday
the 18th inst. On motion, A. LOGAN
| ESP, was called TO The chair, and john
d. EVANS chosen Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having beer
stated, on motion of ]. Merehead, a com
mii,ee was appointed by the Chair tt
draft resolutions and report the names
of four delegates TO represent Scot ,coun
/ ty in the State Convention, to be hell
at Iowa City on the 22nd inst.
The committee having retired shor
time, returned and reported the following
Epersons as delegates, VIZ: John d. Evans
J. Morehead, G. Weston, and H. Leonard
and also offered the following resolutions
which were adopted;
Reso!red Tha, as democrats, we are
willing to assume the responsibilities o
the existing war with Mexico; that W,
believe it not only jus,itiable on the par
Of the q. S., but indispensable 10 sus,ai,
our national honor; and that we will sup
port no man for office who will! not boldl,
declare himself its advocate, and in favor
Of vigorous prosecution Of the same.
Rescired, That we believe the war wit!
Mexico vii! be the great issue between
the democratic and federal parties, at ,hs
coming presidential, as well as state, ang
even county. elections, and that we vii
meet our opponents on this, as on all 9th
J NJ bpfllx, md f,,x},,
Resolved, That as the present war has
been brought on BY the act OF Mexico
she should be made to pay the expense.
! OF the same, aud knowing that she ca!
| make no other than territorial iudemni
| ty, either for TIE war, or debts due ou,
citizens, we therefore contend that shs
should make ample reparation by cedine
a portion of her territory.
RESOLVED, That we view the acts of the
wing party in Congress in relation to the
| Mexican war, in the same light as we dit
those OF the federalists in the years 1912
is, IA and rs, during our war viii
Grea, Britain, as yielding aid and comfor
| to the enemy.
Resoired, That the reckless action 9th.
wings of the recent legislature, in e1pe'lme
the representative o! Polk, Jasper, Mari
on and Dallas counties from his seat, by /;
majority of Que vote, when the Consitu
titon requires majority Of one-thira t,
lesalize such proceeding, was en- out
rage unparalleled in the annals Of repub
ican legislation.
Resolred, The proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by the officers and publish.
ed in all the democratic papers in ,hi,
State.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
a. LOGAN, Chairman.
JSc. D. EVANS, Secretary.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
Remuneration ola yslumseer.

The Indiana State Sentinel, has com
munication from returned volunteer, who
was in the bloody fight Of Buena Vista
He says ne voted for Gen. Harrison in Is.
40, and has since been numbered with The
wings; but the unpat,iotic course OF the
wing leaders in reiatIon to the war, has
disguised him with the party, and he now
ayows his determination TO vote for The
nominee of The democratic convention
The Sentinel says: 1.-The wing leaders at
Washington may be guilty Of the gross
Inconsistency of declaring war and voting
men aud money to prosecute it, ard then
turning round and swearing ii is wick
ed, unholy and unjust war-bu. they will
find that though they are thus willing ia
stultify themselves, many OF TIC homes,
rank and Tile Of their party will utterly
refuse to initiate SO ridiculous and uujus-
tifiao!e course"
Ii the army is recalled, we shall have
to chronicle many such renunciations
previous to the Presidential election. We
subjoln the closing portion Of the letter,
which is evidently the language of plain
spoken, honest-minded man, who can no
longer follow the lead of such men as
Cenw1s & Co.-Cin. Enquirer.
ii am in favor Of the war, and believe
it just on our part, and do think that all
such men as Tom Corwin should be sen,
to Mexico and compelled there to stay for
lie. l am for national convention, and
will vote for the democratic nominations.
be they whom they may. Now at this nv
wing friends will think strange; some hag G
already thrown up their eyes like scar.
ed coon. They looked wild a, me when !
subscribed for Jour paper. Now l will
close by saying and hoping that success
may always attend cur arms"
a p. G. PARKER.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
Gen. scotps Sslspensios,.

We suspec. that the federal press, with
whom it is just now the fashion to de-
nounce the Administration for a gross
wrong to Gen. Scott, will ere long sing
a different tune from that which they are
now SO lusli'y piping. The following pa.
ragraph lit relation to that officers suspen.
sion, we clip from the National Wing, &
rahid federal paper published at Washing.
ton City:
1.-THE suspension Of Gen. Scott by the
President is the. great topic Of the week
Il is said that is it not suspension, but q
permssion to the General TO return home
at his own request. 1t is highly probable
that the movement is not entirely without
General Scott's own consent. He wrot.
home some time ago applying for leave Il
return, ard stated that the superintendent
of the occupation of Mexico woald be re-
pusn.nt to his habits and faelinss.''
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
AN ACT


Requiring the Assessors to take lists OF per
sons subject TO Military duty.
SECTION. l. Be 1t enacted By the Gener-
al assembly of The STATE Of Iowa, That the
assessors in each organized county in this
State be required to take at the next an
nual assessment, list of all able bodied
white male citizens between the age oil
eighteen and forty five years, subject to
military duty, in their respective counties,
and return such list with their assessment
roll, to the clerk Of the board of county
commissioners, whose duty it shall be,
within thirty days thereafter, to forward
an abstract Of said list to the Governor OF
this State.
SEC. g This act shall take effect and
be i'll force from and after its publication
in the Iowa Capital Reporter and Iowa
Standard, published in Iowa City.
j. b. BROWNE,
Speaker of the House Reps,
THOMAS HUGHES,
President OF the Senate.
Approved Jan. 25, l84S.
ANsEL BRIGGS.
SEcRETARr's OrFrcE, Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 2S, 1913.
/ hereby certify that the above is cor
rect copy of the original act now on file in
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr.
Secretary Of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
attack ssD0s, the azueiicaEs Settle.
meats i:s E;ss sofiaf;s
CGUi,ire of .frisfo. Toip,,cjp TnrYeiou ouo

attack sspos, the azueSics.Es Settle
meats i:s E;ss siorsai;s
Capture Of .dristu, Ta'eacio, 7orrejon, ond
.Ntnon.
BY Telegraphic dispatches from Louis
vile, dated the 9th inst, we learn that the
ship Edith had arrived at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz, bringing dates to the 2O,h
ult
Five hundred California Rangers re-
Gently attacked the American settlements
Of Lapere and San jose. They defeated
the settlers, drove them from the towns,
and fired their buildings. Two American
vessels had been despatched to assist the
settlers against these narauders.
Col. Wynkocp, while pursuing a party
Of guerrillas, succeeded in capturing the
celebrated Mexican leaders, Gems. Arista
and Valencia. He Immediately released
them on parole.
Col. Do,ninquez, with the Mexican spy
regiment, attached to the American army,
pounced upon Coils. Torreion, Minon and
their whole cavalcade, recently, at Toluca.
Their trains, tents, equippase, and army
traps were all taken. The spy leader
will no doubt take great pleasure in de.
liyering this party to Gen. Scot.
Specie was daily arriving at the capital,
being part Of Gem SCOTS assessed levies.
The death Of Com Ridgely is announc-
ed - his disease was the gout.-M. Louis
Reueike.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23
Foreign News rival Of the Cal.
edONlaAA.

LIVERPOOL, jan. l5.-The transactions
in foreign Corn are on limited scale, ard
quotations continue the same as those of
the preceding week.
Flour and Corn .Neal.-The condition of
the last years crops. owing to the great
quantities of rain which have fallen, is rep
resented as being very Indifferent, and
there can be no doubt but that it has had
an injurious effect on the market.
The market in Liverpool, during the
present week, still continues depressed,
both for British and American first class
-four: American being OILY twenty-nine
shilIings sixpence, to thirty shillings per
Dbl.
Indian Corn Meal has declined two shil-
lings per quarter and one shilling per bbl
below the quotations Of HE last week, and
transactions are still limited.
Provisions. = Transactions are limited
in cured provisions, both of home and
American production. The transactions
are TO fair cxteu. in the London market.
American Beef and Pork, although not
lower in price, are not in active demand.
The value Of midings per tierce is repor.
ted at 80 to 4os.
In hams heavy business has been done,
and although a reduction in the rates now
quoted would be excepted for American
description, the rates are insignificant.
Ab-del Kader has surrendered TO the
French commander, as prisoner.
Several failures had occurred in London
and Glasgow, but none of them Of any
great moment.
the Queen Of Spain is reported to be Sc.
riously i'll, end not expected to survive.
The state OF the British revenue is said
to be very unsatisfactory.
A perceptible improvement had taken
place in the monetary affairs in England.
Consols had advanced 10 854to S7a.
The bank Of England has over $4,000,
600 bullion in her vaults.
Switzerland has reduced her army, and
It was said the religious orders had been
compelled to pay large sums Of money.
The Pope has preferred complaints to
the Diet against the conduct Of the FEEDER
al army.
The Allied Powers still talk Of inter-
vention in the affairs OF Switzerland and
Italy.
Princess Adelaide Of France is dead.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-02-23

j. The editor Of the Hawkeye seems
to be very much amused that the "loco-
focos" are going to nominate candidate
for superintendent of public instruction
He forgets ~ that the school law which
was published and became ! part Of our
statutes last June, provides ,ha. super.
intendent shall be elected at the next April
election-which will be in April, 1913
Such parsizan, hypocriicsl expounters o.
law and lsw provisions as that old wing
tool of the Hawkeye, nosed around by JUS
'ch puppets as Filz Warren, foul weather
and Sells are, is enough TO mislead any
community. They get hold of SO many
lalsehoods in trying to get at the truth,
that the mind becomes confused, and places
them in a truly painful situation, frou,
which they can only ex'ricate themselves
by getting hold of democratic papers TO ob-
tain the truth. 1t is miracu!ou.iy true
that no one pretends 10 take the Hau key e
unless they live in close proximity to some
one that takes democratic paper, SO they
can get one for reference to find out, ac-
tuaIly, what is going on Iowa States.
man.